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The McLean High boys' basketball squad, under head coach Kevin Roller, had one of the best teams in school history this season, enjoying an outstanding regular season followed by a postseason in which the Highlanders captured the Liberty District tournament title and ultimately went all the way to the Northern Region tournament semifinals.
McLean's season ended last Saturday night, Feb. 25 when it lost a region tournament final four game to Westfield High, 55-41, at Robinson Secondary School. The game was close through three quarters with the Highlanders, who trailed just 24-22 at halftime, behind by just a 42-39 deficit. But Westfield, which features the region's top big man player in 6-foot-11 inch senior center Zach Elcano, outscored the Highlanders by a 13-2 margin in the final quarter to go on to the playoff victory.
McLean, which reached the 16-team regional semifinals with home victories earlier last week over both Lake Braddock, 54-45, and Centreville, 62-47, finished the season with a pulsating 24-4 overall record.
UP UNTIL THE LAST several years, McLean basketball had, for the most part, been a struggling program in the region back to its days in the old Great Falls District in the 1970s and 80s and on into its time as part of the Liberty. But under coach Roller the Highlanders, in the past couple of seasons in particular, have emerged into one of the better teams across the region.
Last year, McLean finished a solid 13-9 but lost its first round region playoff game to Yorktown, 74-42. A year before that, the team went 10-11 with a first round region playoff setback to Oakton in February of 2010. In the 2009 region playoffs, the Highlanders lost to T.C. Williams in the first round to conclude an 8-16 season. And In the 2008 postseason, McLean, under Roller, got all the way to the district tournament finals before losing to Langley in the championship game. In the following week's regionals, the Highlanders lost a first round heart-breaker at Mount Vernon High, 54-52, to finish that season 14-12.
So this winter's playoff success, including a district title and a couple of region playoff wins, was an accomplishment which had been elusive for the program.
This year's McLean team, like others under Roller, played together as a unit. But along with that team attribute, the Highlanders were able to become a region force because they were made up of seasoned, determined players on their roster and a handful of stars. Players knew and accepted their roles and played hard from start to finish in games. The result was a season in which wins became the normal outcome and losses were quite few.
An early season 10-game win streak, which began with a 50-48 win at eventual region finalist Westfield on Dec. 9 and also included victories over perennial region force Chantilly (the 2010 region champions) and talented cross-town private school opponent Potomac School (this year's Mid Atlantic Conference champions) , got McLean off to a 12-1 start.
The long win streak was snapped by a district home loss to Fairfax, 59-53, on Jan. 13. The Rebels, like McLean, would ultimately go as far as the region semifinals. Following the loss to Fairfax, McLean also fell at local and district rival Langley, the three-time defending district champions who defeated the visiting Highlanders, 55-52, in an overtime affair on Jan. 17.
But McLean did not lose another regular season game thereafter, winning its next seven games and entering the district tournament with a 19-2 record and the No. 2-seed at the district tournament.
In McLean's final two regular season games, it defeated Fairfax and Langley to avenge the earlier losses to both.
AT DISTRICTS, McLean continued its red hot play with decisive victories over No. 7-seed Madison, 60-39, and No. 6 Jefferson, 52-38. The Colonials, in their first round game, had upset No. 3 South Lakes.
In the district finals, McLean faced an upstart Fairfax team under first year coach Mike Barbee which had upset top seed Langley, 56-49, in a district semifinals game. The Rebels and Highlanders, in one of the most exciting games in the Northern Region this winter, played a thrilling double overtime affair won by McLean, 60-57. McLean senior point guard Gordon Rogo earned tournament MVP honors and teammate Thomas Van Wazer, a senior forward, also made the six-member All-Tourney squad.
With the three district tournament wins, McLean was riding another 10-game win streak going into last week's region tournament. The Highlanders, who for so long had been looking to finally attain a breakthrough first round region playoff win, got it when they defeated an always tough Lake Braddock squad, 54-45, at home last Monday, Feb. 20.
In front of its vocal, fired-up student body, McLean overcame a slow start in which it fell behind 8-2 after one quarter and trailed 25-20 at halftime to the underdog Bruins (14-10), the Patriot District team under highly regarded head coach Brian Mettress. But the Highlanders were dominant in the second half, outscoring their guests 34-20, on way to the comeback win.
Van Wazer (22 points) and senior guard Sango Amolo (16) led the Highlanders, while Rogo was also in double figures with 10 points.
McLean, two days later, won a quarterfinals round contest over guest Centreville High (Concorde District), 62-47. In that game, it was the Highlanders who took early control, grabbing a 19-7 lead after one quarter and holding a 28-18 advantage at the half. The Highlanders effectively put the game away in the third quarter when they outscored the Wildcats (11-14), 20-9. Van Wazer and Rogo, both First Team All-Liberty District selections this season, scored 19 and 17 points, respectively, and John Pascoe, a junior center, contributed 12 points.
The win advanced McLean into the Region Final Four where it faced Westfield last Saturday. McLean's leading scorers in the season-ending loss were Rogo (16 points), Amolo (10), and senior forward Kevin Lastova (9). Westfield (23-4), the Concorde District champions who advanced to a region title game meeting with Edison, had big games from point guard Julius Rosa (14 points), big man Elcano (13), and Chauncey Beckett (11).
The loss prevented McLean from reaching the finals and qualifying for the upcoming eight-team state AAA playoffs. Nevertheless, it was a remarkable breakout season for the Highlanders who will always be looked upon as one of the best McLean High teams ever.


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CrossFit-style workout regimens are spreading to unaffiliated health clubs and gyms. WSJ's Rachel Bachman reports. Photo: Dustin Chambers for The Wall Street Journal
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We were having a family dinner in an Italian restaurant the other day when my husband declared that our appetizer tasted just like his grandmother's recipe. Among the many things that make this odd (and interesting at the same time) is that my husband's grandmother lived in India all her life and would never have been exposed to or eaten Italian food.
The dish in question was an eggplant and tomato relish that was part of the antipasto platter. This is a very simple dish that is extremely easy to make (as you can see in the recipe below). You can easily toggle between Italian and Indian with a couple of ingredient swap outs:
- Replace basil with cilantro
- Swap the balsamic with tamarind pulp
- Drop the garlic
- 2 medium eggplants, cut into small cubes
- 3 large tomatoes, chopped finely
- 1 onion, diced
- 8-12 cloves of garlic, diced
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- a dozen fresh basil leaves, finely chopped
- salt to taste
- optional- 1-2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- Heat the olive oil in a large skillet on medium heat.
- Add the onions and garlic. Saute for a few minutes.
- Add the tomatoes and eggplants.
- Cook for about 30-45 minutes on low-medium heat until the eggplants are pulpy and the tomatoes are saucy. If the dish is too dry, add water in 1/4 cup increments as needed.
- Salt to taste.
- Add 1/2 of the basil leaves. Stir well.
- If you would like more tanginess, drizzle in some of the balsamic.


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"The Real Men In Black"
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Bigfoot & UFO Researcher & Author
Strange Encounters of Pennsylvania
UFO & Bigfoot Researcher and Author, Stan Gordon, will present an illustrated lecture called,
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Eric Altman
Eric Altman is a Cryptozoologist, specializing in researching the Bigfoot/Sasquatch with a combined 39 years of study and research of the phenomenon. He is a well-respected field researcher, Director of the Pennsylvania Cryptozoology Society and host and producer of the alternative talk show podcast, Beyond the Edge Radio. Eric considers himself a paranormal enthusiast whose interest in all things paranormal. Eric has been actively investigating cases and sighting claims dating back to 1997. He has investigated and or assisted in over 250 cases of Bigfoot sightings, encounters and claims in Pennsylvania. Eric was an organizer of the East Coast Bigfoot Conference from 2000 to 2011. Beginning in 2016 he organized and hosted the Pennsylvania Bigfoot Camping Adventure, a charity fund raising event which has successfully concluded its third year. Eric is a much sought after public speaker and has lectured all over the country dating back to 2000. Eric has been featured in multiple documentaries, television programs, and films on Bigfoot. He has also contributed, been interviewed and appeared on various radio interviews and print media.
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Seth Breedlove is a filmmaker. He has written, edited, produced and directed shorts and features about a variety of topics, but is best known for his production company and the films they've produced under the Small Town Monsters banner. Seth's films: Minerva Monster, Beast of Whitehall, Boggy Creek Monster, The Mothman of Point Pleasant, Invasion on Chestnut Ridge, Flatwoods Monster: A Legacy of Fear, The Bray Road Beast, On The Trail Of Bigfoot, Terror In The Skies, MOMO: The Missouri Monster.
Aaron Dunbar
Aaron studied psychology with a minor in English writing at Clarion university then got his masters degree in secondary Ed counseling from the university of Pittsburgh. A Wish for Giants was his third novel he has written but the second to be published. Between novel sales and the movie screenings we have raised almost $18,000 in donations to Make-A-Wish.
Stan Gordon
Stan Gordon was trained as an electronics technician who specialized in radio communications. Stan has been researching UFO sightings, Bigfoot encounters, and other mysterious events. Stan has been taking calls on UFO sightings and other strange reports from the public since 1969, and he continues to receive unusual reports on a regular basis. He has given illustrated lectures both locally and nationally on the topics of UFOs, Bigfoot, Cryptids, and strange encounters since the late 1960s, Pennsylvania since 1959. Since then, he has been involved with the investigation of thousands of unusual incidents. For many years, Stan led teams of scientists, engineers, and research specialists to investigate mysterious occurrences across Pennsylvania. He is the primary investigator of the 1965 UFO crash incident that occurred near Kecksburg, PA.
He is the producer of the award winning UFO video documentary, "Kecksburg The Untold Story." Stan is the author of three books, Silent Invasion: The Pennsylvania UFO-Bigfoot Casebook, Really Mysterious Pennsylvania, and his latest book, Astonishing Encounters: Pennsylvania's Unknown Creatures. He appears frequently on radio and television programs discussing his research on these topics. He has been interviewed for TV and radio programs nationally and internationally. Stan has been seen on the History & Discovery Channel, SyFy Channel, Fox News Channel,
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In more recent years he was also seen on The Close Encounters series on the Science Channel, Monsters & Mysteries in America on the Destination America Channel, Monumental Mysteries on the Travel Channel, In Search of Aliens on H2 and UFO Conspiracies on the Science Channel. Stan also has been featured in a number of documentaries, including "Invasion On Chestnut Ridge." He also has a cameo appearance in the family movie "A Wish For Giants" that premiered in February of 2018. See www.awishforgiants.com for details.
The year 2019 will mark 60 years of research for Stan into the UFO & Bigfoot phenomena. Stan will be speaking at many events in 2019. He will also be appearing in two new films "Paranormal Bigfoot" and the new miniseries "On the Trail of Bigfoot." For update information on upcoming events and reports see: www.stangordon.info
Stan's more extensive Bio and pictures @ http://www.stangordon.info/wp/stan-gordon/
Stan also has a number of illustrated lectures available on the subjects of the Kecksburg UFO crash, UFOs, Bigfoot, and mysterious creature encounters of Pennsylvania. Stan Gordon 724-838-7768 email@example.com
Ed Kelemen
Ed Kelemen is a retired Allegheny County Officer where he was one of the founders of the Bomb Squad. Nowadays he is an author, playwright, and columnist who spends an inordinate amount of time with the Pennsylvania Investigators of Paranormal Phenomena (P.I.P.P.) as both a technician and a paranormal investigator.
During the course of writing his Haunted Pennsylvania Collection consisting of five books, he has been involved in over 300 paranormal investigations. When not investigating and interacting with the denizens of the afterworld, he relaxes with one of his sons in their hundred and twenty-five year-old house with a humongous dog, a clutch of attitude-ridden cats and whatever rodents decide to brave the winter months inside. They all share that ancient house with a trio of haunts that are more entertaining than spooky. Ed's articles and short stories have appeared in numerous local, regional, and national publications. All of Ed's books are available at select locations as well as at Amazon.com. Visitors are always welcome at his website at www.ekelemen.com and he can be easily contacted via email at ed@ekelemen.
Ron Murphy, Jr.
Ronald Murphy has a bachelors degree in literature and a master's in history. He investigates the stuff on nightmares from a multidisciplinary perspective. He is a sought after lecturer on the paranormal.
Nick Redfern
Nick Redfern is the author of more than fifty books on a wide range of paranormal topics. They include Men in Black; The Roswell UFO Conspiracy; Women in Black; Chupacabra Road Trip; Nessie; The Black Diary; and 365 Days of UFOs. Nick has appeared on many TV shows including the BBC's Out of This World and the National Geographic Channel's Paranatural. He is a regular on the Travel Channel's new show, In Search of Monsters.
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Anne has more than 30 years experience in legal practice in Melbourne including many years as a Principal at Madgwicks and Baker & McKenzie.
Her first 20 years in the law gave her a very broad training base and she is experienced in the areas of:
- Property transactions
- Property litigation and mediation
- Environmental advice and litigation
- Planning advice and litigation
- Commercial litigation and resolution
- Wills and Probate
Anne forms extremely strong relations with her clients and looks for commercial resolutions at all times.
She is substantially involved in pro bono work and is a director of Southern Cross Care (Vic).
Anne also sits part time as a sessional member at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal in its Civil, Owners Corporation and Residential Tenancies Divisions.
Accredited Property Law Specialist (Law Institute of Victoria)
Law Institute of Victoria
The Australian Land & Groundwater Association


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பொது நிர்வாகத் துறையின் முக்கிய செயல்பாடுகள்: related அந்தந்த அதிகாரிகளை நிறுவுதல் • இடமாற்றம் மற்றும் இடுகையிடல், ஆட்சேர்ப்புக்கு குழு தயாரித்தல் Court நகராட்சி பொறியாளர் தொடர்பாக நீதிமன்ற விஷயங்கள், புகார்கள் / ஒழுங்கு வழக்குகளை பராமரித்தல் • அனைத்து விழிப்புணர்வு புகார்கள் / மனுக்கள்
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The National Herald Case is an ongoing private case filed by BJP leader, Dr Subramanian Swamy in a Delhi court against Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi of fraud and land grabbing on 01 November 2012. Delhi High Court had ordered Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and five others involved in the case to appear in person before the trial court on 09 December 2015. However, they did not appear in the trial court on 09 December and their lawyers requested the trial court to defer the hearing. The trial court then ordered the accused to appear in person on 19 December 2015. National Congress Party created a ruckus in the well of the House, disrupting the proceedings of the Winter Session of the Parliament, calling it political vendetta. The leaders of the ruling party called it a means adopted by Congress Party to draw out some political traction from a criminal case and prevent passage of important bills like the GST. In a very recent development, the Haryana Vigilance Department on 07 May 2016 registered an FIR against former state chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda for his alleged involvement in the National Herald case. Mr Hooda by virtue of being the chief minister of Haryana was also the ex-officio chairman of the Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA). He has been accused of illegally transferring land to Associated Journals Ltd (AJL), for publication of newspaper, at Panchkula in 2005. Charges framed against him in the FIR include, cheating and breach of trust under the Indian Penal Code and also criminal misconduct under Prevention of Corruption Act.
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Women in ancient India were held in high esteem. The position of a woman in the Vedas and the Upanishads was that of a mother (maata) or goddess (Devi). In the Manusmriti, woman was considered as a precious being o be projected first by her father, then by her brother and husband and finally by, her son. With the passage of time, the status of woman was lowered. Muscle power and money power dominated the societies. Since men fought the wars and ran the enterprises of industrial production, they considered themselves superior to woman. In the early Vedic age, girls were looked after with care. They were given the facilities of education. Remarriage of windows was permitted. But in the later Vedic period, daughters were regarded as a source of misery. The practice of polygamy deteriorated the status of woman. Women in the later civilizations were not allowed to go to schools. In the Gupta period, they were allowed to listen to the scriptures. In the medieval period, the practices of purdha system, dowry and sati came into being. Sati and PolyGram were glorified.. It is thought that the right place for woman ins the home. Her main duty is to cook to all other menial jobs. They are considered fit for producing and bringing up children. Thus, women have been deprived of their rightful place in society and exploitation. has been going on for centuries. The inhuman practice of sati where the wife burns herself alive in the funeral pyre of husband existed through the centuries. Raja Ram Mohan Roy fought against this evil practice and it was finally abolished by Lard William Bentinck in 1829. After the development of science and technology, female foeticide is being practiced on a large scale. This has led to a drop in the female ratio. According to the census 2001, the sex ratio in India is 927 females to 1,000 males. Dowry have become common. The more educated and well employed a groom, the higher is the dowry demand. The birth of a girl child is, therefore, considered inauspicious. In many parts of India, women are viewed as an economic liability despite contribution in several ways to our society and economy. Early marriages lead to teenage pregnancies which often prove risky to both the mother and the child. Rape, sexual harassment, molestation, eve-teasing, forced prostitution, etc are a common affair today. The crime graph against women is increasing at an alarming rate. The condition of an Indian widow is quite deplorable. At home, the woman's contribution towards home as a housewife is not recognized. Sexual harassment at work places is also a common affair. It is a shame that even after over sixty years of independence women are still exploited. The 73rd and 74th constitutional amendments have provided 33 percent reservation for women in the Panchayati Raj System. Women have now started demanding their rights. They want to work side by side with men and contribution towards the social, economic and political development of the society. Swami Vivekananda has rightly remarked, "It is impossible to think about the welfare of the world unless the condition of women is improved. It is impossible for a bird to fly on only one wing." Women themselves should come forward and unite in the march towards improving their status. They should gdraw inspiration from empowered women like Indira Gandhi, the first woman Prime Minister of India; Vijayalakshmi Pandit, the firs woman President of the UN General Assembly; Kiran Bedi, India's first woman IPS officer; Kalpana Chawla, the first Indian-American woman astronaut, Pratibha Devsingh patil, the first woman President of India, and many others. Some of the great women of the pre-Independence periods are Rani Laxmi Bia of Jhansi, Chan Bibi, Ahilya Bai, Razia Sultan and others. Today modern woman is so deft and self-sufficient that she can be easily called superwoman, as she juggles many fronts single handedly. Women are now fiercely ambitious and are providing their metal not only on the home front, but also in their respective careers, education in the society. Women represent 48.2 percent of the country's population. Several developmental programmes have been implemented by the Five Year Plan. In 1985, a separate Department of Women and Child Development was set up. The major programmes include Support to Tanning-cum- Employment Programme (STEP) for women, Mahila Kosh, Women's Development Corporation, etc. The Supreme Court has made a ruling that a other has the right to act as the guardian of her minor child. It has made sexual harassment at workplace as an offence. The Indian Constitution has bestowed equal rights on women. They enjoyed all social, political and economic rights. For equal work, both men and women are eligible for equal wages. Women in Indian are coming up in all spheres of life. They are joining the universities and colleges in large numbers. They are entering into all kinds of professions like engineering, medicine, politics, teaching, etc. A nation's progress and prosperity can be judged by the way it treats its women folk. Men must recognize and accept the fact that women are equal partners in life.
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Snip.Ly allows you to point to other people's content and overlay your own messages on top. Great tool for content marketers or a step too far in using other people's content for your own gain? In this video Daniel discusses how the tool can be used to help with your content curation, discusses the ethical implications and suggests some clever ways the tool can be used within your own website.
I'm Daniel Rowles from Target Internet, and in this video, I want to talk about the slightly controversial content marketing tool. So if you listen to the podcast, you might have heard us talk about this, the digital marketing podcast and it's a tool that kinda solves a problem. Then if you look at it, you need to be quite careful how you use it. So if you've watched our content creation video or listened to the podcast, we talked about how you can take content and share other people's content.
So you might be writing a series of tweets, and those tweets might be saying, "Here's a really useful report. I thought this was interesting." And you're driving people through to someone else's website, but you're providing value by kinda filtering that content and pointing people in the right direction. Now, that's great. And you're providing value, so you're actually being useful for your audience. But the downside to that is that you tweet the link to someone else's website, and you're driving traffic to them. You're not driving traffic back to yourself.
So this tool kind of solves that problem, and its called Snipply. And what Snipply allows you to do is you can tweet out a link to somebody else's website, but what it's going to do is it's gonna overlay on top of that website a little call to action button. Normally it's in the bottom left of the screen, and you can customize that. And what, then, might happen is you go through this particular page of content, and then over the top of that, you'll just see a little call to action saying, "Come to TargetInternet.com for more distrimarketing news," for example.
So you're creating content, you're tweeting out the latest news on other people's website, but you're trying to drive people back to your website at the same time. When I first saw this, I thought, "That's absolutely fantastic. That's a really great tool." But then you need to think about it a little bit more carefully. Is it really okay to overlay your message onto somebody else's website? Now, I don't particularly mind if someone does that to my website because they've driven the traffic through to me, and I think that's fine if they wanna get people back to their website. But not everyone feels that way, and if you look online all the conversations are going on around Snipply, some people are happy with it, some people aren't.
So if you are going to use it, I would say use it cautiously because what you need to do is provide value. Don't just send someone through to another website and then just draw them back to your website with no real relationship between those two things. You need to be clear about the content you're providing or the value you're providing.
The other way of thinking about using it though is if you drive someone through to one of your pages, you can overlay a call to action. So you can get them through to a particular page, and you can then say, "Why don't you subscribe to our email?" or "Why don't you go to our video channel, whatever it may be, to get more of this kind of content?" You could also use it for creating tours through your website. So I can send you through to one page, have a little call to action. You could click on that, and that could send you through to another page with a different call to action, a different message. And you could go through a whole series of these. So you could get quite creative in the way you use it.
So Snipply is an absolutely fantastic tool for overlaying messages onto other webpages, but if your going to do that within someone else's content, just be a bit cautious about how you do it. You can go through and you can use Snipply for free if you're going to have under a thousand clicks per month. Beyond that, there are paid for versions, as well. There's also a plug-in for most major browsers that will allow you to automatically Snip the links that you paste into places, like Hoop Sweep, as well as other social media management tools that we've spoken about.
So what you could do is you could use Hoop Sweep for managing all your different social profiles, and when you put a link into Twitter, it will automatically Snip that and actually overlay a message on top of it for you, as well. So a really useful tool, but like with most of these tools use, it cautiously. And make sure that you're providing value. So I hope you found this video useful. If u did, please subscribe, and I'll see you again on TargetInternet.com.
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So you've made up your mind to finally go for nicotine free e cigs! Bravo.
Non nicotine e cigs act like a road to salvation from the nicotine or tobacco smoking. It is a good option for those who wish to smoke just for the pleasure part associated with smoking rather taking in the nicotine inside the body. Though we must add that for some it will be an easy task but for other it can be a real difficult decision. At times you just might have to give yourself a month to get rid of this habit as it won't be easy to put down all the craving.
Non nicotine e cigs, just like the nicotine ones, are available in different flavors and are being offered in different lucrative packaging. For those trying it for the first we must add that though it will give you the same old sensation of holding a cig and smoking but the throat hit might be little less and few might face the nicotine withdrawal problems in beginning. But then it again varies from person to person. Through this webpage one can have the details of the different designs and flavors being offered by several popular brands in the non- nicotine category.
To start with, we can talk about the few flavors being provided by Blu Cigs. They are offering cherry crush pack which has no nicotine in it. It is like a cherry burst with a tangy flavor and some sweetened taste added on to it. Green Smoke is also offering nicotine free e cigs. All their cartridges flavors are available in 0% nicotine strength. Then white cloud and EverSmoke are the other options. For that matter almost all the popular brands are offering e cigs in which the nicotine level can be reduced to 0% or can be bought down slowly and gradually depending upon the will power of the person.
Then another brand which has on offer the entire range of non- nicotine e cigs is prime vapor. It is offering a non- nicotine sampler with zero nicotine level and has five flavored cartridges on offer which further include rawhide red, triple mint, Nickel lights, morning blend, and Freeport. The cartridges are made from 100% vegetable glycerin. Now this sampler has flavored cartridges only and to use it one would have to buy a starter kit or if you already have an e cig then at least a battery to use this non nicotine base product. Next offering by prime flavor in the same category is non – nicotine starter kit that has five flavored cartridges which has further the flavors available in two choices and one USB battery to operate the thing. One can also explore the Tiramisu e cig flavor pack which is again a non- nicotine e cig by prime flavor.
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For our ninth Rundown article, an opulent category tied closely with a category we're covering next week. After the jump, you'll find our winner and runner-up predictions for Best Art Direction as well as general commentary about the race. Tomorrow, we'll cover the most blockbuster-friendly category at the Oscars. (Note: Tripp's comments and Rundown predictions will be updated later today)
Best Art Direction
Winner Predictions
- The Artist
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2
- Hugo (O) (New)(R) (O)
- Midnight in Paris
- War Horse
Runner-Up Predictions
- The Artist (R)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 (R) (R)
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Wesley Lovell: This is a category that would fit two of the nominees fairly well. Both Hugo and Harry Potter have large scale sets and are fairly pretty to look at. I give the edge here to Best Picture nominee Hugo which will find itself winning only a meager number of awards, including this trophy. If there's an upset, it will probably be to either The Artist or, my guess, Harry Potter in recognition of eight films of glory.
Peter J. Patrick: Both films have elaborate sets for which they received guild awards for their art direction. I think it's just a question of which will prevail. I give the edge to Hugo.
Tripp Burton: The battle between the two biggest nominees continues in this category, this time with Hugo probably taking the edge over The Artist. The 3D train station, with all of its nooks and crannies, would be enough to push Hugo over the hill on this one, but add in the movie studio and the exteriors of Paris and it seems like a lock. If the Academy doesn't want to award all of the CGI work, though, then The Artist probably sneaks in and takes the award. The other three nominees are all filler.
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I disappeared! *poof!*
Well, I haven't posted in quite some time… what have I been doing, you ask? (or maybe not) Working on the website, that's what! yay!
So, it's a good start! Not completely done or ready for the world to click thru (we can't even accept credit cards yet, eek!) but it's starting to come together!
My original plan looked nothing like the above example… it has changed so many times! We are working with Zen Cart and I am learning what it can and cannot do. It makes listing pretty easy, I can add products instantly but the default design is covered in orange… finding and destroying all orange items has been quite the challenge. We will be victorious in this battle over burnt orange navigation bars.
Another reason for lack of motivation in blog world… it has been SO hot.
Went over to weather.com… this is what it spit out… see all the 100's? The LOW on Wednesday was 90 degrees! I love California but I'm so much happier when it's cold. I would rather bundle up any day. Whine, whine whine. I know I know. I want to move to the beach. I'm assuming if I say that often enough, it will happen. Beach beach beach. Lots of repetition today… that's from the lack of movement.
Cindy is coming up today to make bath salts. We're adding a citrus blend for the summer. Not sure yet but I'm sure I can create something out of my 250-something scent oils. When I start a collection of something, watch out. I want them all. I used to make scratch and sniff books for school projects. It's one thing to have art you can look at, another to make them smell good… I like to make my audience use as many senses as possible! I've been known to serve cake and hand out pretty bags of candy during my art presentations, too. What teacher wouldn't think of give me an "A" as he/she eats a delicious artsy tie-in cake while watching food being animated? Is that cheating? Someday, I'll post "The Dirty Dozen". My stop-motion donut western with delicious actors and actresses. Don't make that face ;)
Joe made me a fabulous CD he titled "Paris After Dark". My favorite song is "Boum!" by Charles Trenet, 1938. Joe even made a lovely collaged cover for the CD. As seen below :) We need to encourage Joe to start his own blog. Are you reading this Joe?? :)
Also pictured is the cover of "Sing Girl Sing… Make Boys Dance". I LOVE a good mix CD!!! Especially when it is made with love :)
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China's improved investment environment, favorable policy measures, and upgrading industrial structure make it a still attractive place for foreign investment.
Amid downward pressure, rumors of China's becoming less attractive for foreign investment and large-scale evacuation of foreign companies seem to be popular. But the latest report from the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development proved the rumors to be nonsense.
Foreign direct investment in 2015 reached $136 billion with a 6 percent growth, ranking in the world's top three, according to the report.
The rumors are basically derived from structural change of foreign investment in China amid downward pressure, reinforced by the US Federal Reserve raising interest rates and devaluation of RMB.
But the UN report reassured the market that China remains a promising place to invest.
In fact, the change in China's investment environment provides opportunities for foreign investment.
A large-scale cancellation of investment items that used to be limited to foreign companies, a more convenient review process, and China's efforts to build free trade zones make China's investment environment more attractive.
Moreover, the Belt and Road Initiative strengthened mutual investment and trade as data indicates that investment from countries related to the initiative rose 25.3 percent last year.
China's intact industrial chain and supporting ability enable foreign companies to swiftly find a place in the world's second-largest economy, with the help of upstream and downstream companies in China. China's ability in this area has no match in the world.
Improved infrastructure, traffic, logistics industry and high-quality human resources also serve as main attractions for foreign investment.
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I grew up in a speculation house.
The first time I saw the house, with its upper-storey windows looking out of fresh yellow bricks, it was teeming with strangers. Open house, my mother told me. This was what some called a display home, a place that builders constructed solely for the purpose of showing off to prospective clients. People looking to build a home of their own could push through the heavy jarrah door, walk along the polished marble floors, feel the thrill of the grand entrance that could one day be theirs (but nearer the beach, and in burnt sienna). Nobody lived in these model houses; they were aspirational only. I peered through the panelled glass doors that led to a dining room. A table with six high-backed chairs, set for no one. I shivered. Like the Marie Celeste, in one of my 'unexplained phenomena' books, I thought. Drifting empty in a drab sea.
The second time I saw the house we were moving into it.
It was set high in the northern coastal suburbs of Perth. The neighbourhood, Hillarys, had been a suburb for less than twenty years; before that, I don't know. I read that it was named after a World War I vet who set up a shack on the beach and never left. The nearby main road, Marmion Avenue, stopped not far north of us. Just stopped and turned into sand. Most of the surrounding real estate was empty lots, waiting for owners to choose a blueprint and build. Flat, viridian squares, the white sand tinged green by weed killer. This was what our new home had been only a year before we moved in. Our builder set up his speculation house and then quickly sold it. They didn't normally do that. His wife and he had even left the curtains and some furniture behind.
The day we moved into the Hillarys house, it had a sterile echo. The local kids told my brother and I that our new home was haunted. We believed them because, while we lay in our just-unpacked beds at night, the house would wuther. Perth's wind roared constantly against the windows, and doors slammed shut in the middle of the night. The bedrooms were too large and the magnificent living room ate up our voices. Ours was the first house on this block of land, so our ghosts were unfamiliar; their voices were faint screams from people who had first walked the sand dunes.
The heart of the building was the living room with its two-storey-high ceiling and exposed-brick feature wall. An interior window into the mezzanine level—my parents' upstairs sitting area and bedroom—made me feel always watched. I began to jump at nothing. Mum was puzzled by my brother and I both bypassing the main downstairs bedroom, with its ensuite bathroom, to instead claim the second and third bedrooms further down the hall as our own. Yet by some youthful instinct we shied away from the sombre room and it became storage for boxes and unused gym equipment. It had an unexpected second door, made of the same blood-red timber as the rest of the fittings, that opened into a dark corridor adjoining the labyrinthine entrance hall. If you can't picture this, it's because it's ridiculous. I could never pass that corridor without walking a little quicker.
My brother and I had chosen bedrooms next to each other, with only a wall separating us, on the opposite end of the house to where our parents slept. In Cairns, our hometown, the family's bedrooms had been clustered together in one wing of the house. Now, my brother and I clung to each other in this strange place, tapping Morse comforts through our shared concrete wall.
Venetian-style furnishings had characterised the display decoration, and left imprints everywhere: floor-length white lace curtains on the windows, an enormous ornate mirror over the staircase, moulded ceiling medallions encircling each light fixture. It was classic '80s European-Australian architecture. My family, however, was classic '90s American-Australian, in matching Red Dirt t-shirts. So the formal dining room quickly became the TV room, and the 'powder room' off the main entrance hall was just 'the other toilet'. The formal office stayed the formal office, but it was also the room where my mum would curl up on the teal-coloured carpet, leaning against a Balinese cabinet, making long international calls to her sister in California.
We had arrived straight out of a cosy Cairns winter to Perth in the middle of record-breaking storms. I resented everything about it. First of all, the rain was cold. A brisk ocean wind plowed across our suburb at all times. We knew no one, and local kids flinched at my mixed-up accent. They called me dibber-dobber and sneered because I didn't understand. The sky was a thick, impenetrable grey, except when it was a blank, unknowable blue. We read a Tim Winton novel at school called That Eye, The Sky, and I understood the title, and I hated it. The fruit bats and goannas and green tree frogs that had been my friends were gone, and Hillarys seemed absent of life. The only sign of birdlife was the yowls of ravens, and the occasional high scream of a black cockatoo, flying over us to some other destination.
Then, spring came, and the pool went in.
We watched the Bobcat bite into our back lawn, sinking further and further into cold shadow. My brother and I took turns running into the pit while the excavator unloaded at the skip, giggling, shrieking and racing out to safety when we heard it returning on its caterpillar treads. During these fleeting visits to the dig site, I noticed the walls of the pit were stratified. As the pit sank deeper, under a foot or two of rich, dark soil, it revealed that the earth was entirely pure white sand. I touched it, reverent: the packed sand was damp and chilled, cold like the storm-whipped waters we saw from our balcony.
While the Bobcat drove its shovel into the earth, I ran over to the skip to examine the cast-offs. Raised on tiptoe to see over the metal sides, I got a shock. Glaucous fingers emerged from the white granular mounds, from the deepest reaches of the pit. The earth wasn't just pure sand: these were the corpses of coastal bushes. My stomach turned a little. They were whole, leaves and roots and all, pale from their burial. Our home wasn't so much built into the land, as over it. Imported earth poured over and packed down, smoothed out for our brick mini mansion to go on top. I pulled my parents over to show them, and tried to articulate the growing fears in my mind. "Who lived here before? What was here before?" They only told me that we needed the dark topsoil so we could grow a garden, to grow daisies and snow peas and coral honeysuckle. Then they returned to watch the pool deepen, while I stared at the dead, upended roots as they grasped for the sky, the cold wind buffeting me.
Nothing grows in sand.


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Replica-watch.org presents itself as a "WORLD LEADING SWISS REPLICA WATCHES STORE". We all know that this is an overstatement. In this business there is no world leading store. There are only trusted merchants and scams. We, watch collectors, live for the thrill of finding the next perfect replica that will enrich our collection and for this reason only we continue to search for decent merchants that will provide us with good quality watches at affordable prices.
The description page is pretty detailed and mentions all the basic information you would want to know about a replica watch before placing your order. What I don't like is that it doesn't mention the type of mechanism the watches have, if it is Chinese, Japanese or Swiss; or the movement ID number. The website doesn't have an advanced search option, but this isn't actually a problem as the collection is so small. Browsing it completely is just a matter of minutes.
Replica-watch.org ships packages worldwide with FEDEX and DHL. The delivery usually takes about 5-7 business days and you also have the advantage of being able to track it online throughout its progress. Plus, orders over $300 get free shipping regardless of the shipping country. I don't know about you, but these sounds pretty good to me.
The company offers a 15 days unconditional return policy. This means that if the item has arrived damaged, if it is different than expected or if you simply do not like it then you can ship it back and the company will offer you three choices: a refund, a replacement or repairs. Please note that the costs of returning the item and any additional costs are supported by the customer. Also, for every refund, the merchant charges its customers with a £4.89 re-stocking fee.
Replica-watch.org greets us with three promotional banners presenting its great discounts and inviting us to click on the "View Now" button which actually doesn't work at all. I hope their watches are more functional than their ads. The website's design and layout are as plain as they get. It has a gray and white color scheme, a top menu and a couple of banners; nothing complicated and certainly nothing professional about it.
The company sells only seven watch brands. That is very less for a replica company, especially for the ones I am used to. Browsing through the collection, it is pretty hard not to notice the urge this merchant has to lie to us. First, we are supposed to believe that these watches are now at a discounted price, more exactly that some of them used to cost over $1,000 and now are about $100. Secondly, that it offers full solid gold watches at $100. We all know that it is impossible to sell a full gold watch at 100 bucks regardless of its manufacturing place or of the discount rate that has been applied.
The company takes Visa and Western Union payments only. I am not too fond about companies that take just two payment methods. This shows how unreliable the business really is. Solid merchants are able to provide more than two options because they are reputable and payment processors are willing to deal with them.
Pictures: I don't want to spoil anyone's fun, but the product pictures are taken by different companies. The very possible reason for this is that these photos are from different places and are not of the actual stock of replica-watch.org. Considering this, I feel that the company can not be trusted because we don't have an actual proof that it has a stock and that it is not a bogus company. What if after you pay, nothing is being sent? What then?
Domain registered: USA
Customer service: The company states that it has a 24/7 customer service by email. Still, I have sent an email and after 24 hours there was no answer. In addition, there are no other ways of contacting the merchant. There is no contact phone number or a live chat service. This makes it almost impossible for you to get a hold of the company and resolve any issues you might have with the products.
Summary: Replica-watch.org is an online replica website that has a very limited selection of watch brands, but convinces its customers to purchase through the use of big discount rates and free shipping. My doubts regarding the legitimacy of the company are in regards to its lack of responsive customer service and unreliable product photos. These two disadvantages weight very much in the balance of "fraud-not fraud company" and I just have to say that replica-watch.org is not a safe choice.


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Joining Metlife and Unum, Prudential is just the latest insurer exiting the LTC business, which has become less profitable in the continued low interest rate environment.
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text: Environment Transportation Human Transit vs My Kind of Transit: Two Views of What Makes Transit Work, and Why (Book Review) By Lloyd Alter Design Editor University of Toronto Lloyd Alter is Design Editor for Treehugger and teaches Sustainable Design at Ryerson University in Toronto. our editorial process Facebook Facebook Twitter Twitter Lloyd Alter Updated October 11, 2018 via. Island Press Share Twitter Pinterest Email Transportation Public Transportation Active Automotive Aviation Island Press/via At 3 Eastern on December 8, Darrin Nordahl, author of My Kind of Transit and Jarret Walker, author of Human Transit: how clearer thinking about public transit can enrich our communities and our lives will be on Bookhugger . This may well turn into an exciting bunfight; these are two very different books. Vitruvius described the three essential characteristics of a good building: Commodity, Firmness and Delight. What describes buildings could be applied to transit: Firmness is the actual structural and mechanical properties that make it function. Commodity is about how well it works for people, how it serves their needs. Delight is what makes it loved. Jarret Walker is all about Commodity, about how useful a transit system is. He is more sanguine about Firmness; he thinks we spend too much time thinking about the technology and not enough about practicality and geometry. From the very first chapter you know this is not going to be light reading, as he take apart the definition:Public transit consists of regularly scheduled vehicle trips, open to all paying passengers, with the capacity to carry multiple passengers whose trips may have different origins, destinations, and purposes. Darrin Nordahl is all about delight; My Kind of Transit is my kind of book. He starts with his different perspective: The focus here is neither the economical nor environmental benefits of public transit travel but the experience offered to the passenger and onlooker. I wish to show that, through thoughtful planning and design, the transit vehicle- a mobile form of public space- can provide a setting for public life and enrich many aspects of our everyday lives. Spacing/Promo image I also should declare my biases; I live in a city where people actually do get delight out of their transit system, to the point that many of us wear buttons celebrating subway stations. We are also in the middle of a war on transit and bikes, where the Mayor got elected with the promise of killing a tax on cars, and now is essentially making up for it with an increase in transit fares that is a tax on those who take the bus and streetcar. He is from the suburbs and drives a minivan; besides increasing fares he is decreasing frequency. Walker writes: Transit debates suffer from the fact that today, in most of our cities, most of our decision makers are motorists. No matter how much you support transit, driving a car every day can shape your thinking in powerful, subconscious ways. For example, in most debates about proposed rapid transit lines, the speed of the proposed service gets more political attention than how frequently it runs, even though frequency, which determines waiting time, often matters more than speed in determining how long your trip will take. I don't think it is a stretch to say that people who drive from their suburban garage to their underground space at work don't think much about public space; the thing they love about their cars is that they are private. They are missing what Nordahl suggests is one of the most important features of public transit: that it is public. By its very nature, transit breaks through the socio-economic boundaries of neighbourhoods...Transit cars, being a mobile form of public spaces, travel from one neighbourhood to the next and often gather a great diversity of people along the way. The rich ride with the poor, the young with the old, the black with the white, the gay with the straight. Walker didn't think much of Nordhal's book in his review, which might make the debate interesting. He describes Nordhal's " Disneyland theory of transit" and notes: Nowhere does he show any interest in what various transit technologies cost to build and operate. Nowhere does he suggest that ridership may have anything to do with the travel time we offer and the fare we charge...Instead, he offers a purely aesthetic rumination about the most famous tourist attractions in the American transit industry, from the San Francisco cable cars to the Seattle and Las Vegas monorails. Such ruminations have an important place in the literature of urban design, but they are far removed from the practical business of transit, and are unlikely to influence it much from such a distance. In fact, the deeper you get into Walker's book, the more persuasive he becomes. His discussion of the relationship between urban design and transit is dead on: Live where you want to live. Build whatever kind of community you want. Nobody is coercing you. But understand the costs, and don't expect transit to be both high quality and cost-effective if you live in a place where that's geometrically impossible. Walker is telling us not to be seduced by aesthetics and whizzy tech. His key mantra is Technology never changes geometry. If we want people to embrace transit as a primary mode of travel, transit service must be useful. Usefulness does include some subjective values, but it lies mostly in the design of the transit network and its fit with the geometric patterns of the city. If we cared about usefulness, transit technologies would be selected for their ability to fit those patterns well, and to serve them efficiently, so as to maximize the personal mobility of the entire community. In the end, these two books complement each other nicely. Like a Vitruvian building, you can't be a success unless you have all three components. We currently have a system where the engineers are far too concerned about the firmness, the technology of the podcars and the monorails, and not enough about Walker's Commodity, or usefulness, and I think certainly not enough about Nordahl's Delight. One paragraph of Walker's book summarizes the problem, and I think proves that he and Nordahl are really not that far apart: Everyone tries to translate a question into terms that they understand. Economists may talk about transit in terms of profitability, as though that were its goal. Social service advocates think of it as a tool for meeting the needs of the disadvantaged. Architects and urban designers care about how it feels to move through a city, so they often focus on the aesthetics of the transit vehicle and infrastructure. Urban redevelopment advocates categorize services according to how well they stimulate development. None of these perspectives is wrong; transit can serve all of these interests and more. I look forward to the debate at three eastern.


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There will be an UL Fly-in on Sept 24,25, 2005 at El Mirage dry lake, California featuring many Lazairs that like to do a formation flight.
This ought to be loads of fun and I plan on attending and flying.
All those 6 Lazairs parked at Moe's Ranch do not seem to be active at all, or perhaps they come out in the fall and winter when there is more calm weather.


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Montpellier sanctioned by disciplinary committee for rowdy fans
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France's Ligue 1's disciplinary committee imposed restrictions on future matches at Montpellier Monday, after their game at home against Nîmes was halted for more than 30 minutes because of crowd trouble.
From now on, viewing Montpellier matches will be limited to a select few.
Two of the club's football stands, the Etang de Thau and the Petite Camargue, will now be closed and fans will no longer be allowed to park outside the La Mosson stadium.
The restrictions were imposed after Montpellier's 3-0 victory over Nîmes Sunday ended up with a collapsed gate and two people injured.
The barrier came down after Montpellier had scored their second goal. Several fans ended up on the pitch with two reported to have suffered injuries, forcing referee Ruddy Buquet to halt the match for seven minutes.
This was the first league tie between the pair since 1993 and tensions had been simmering even before the clash.
Both clubs are based in the south of France and are bitter rivals.
Nîmes fans were attacked by Montpellier supporters in May, supposedly in response to Nîmes fans breaking into La Mosson stadium last November.
This time round, the trouble was caused by Montpellier ultras, according to a security officer at the club.
"The ultras went on to the pitch to recover part of their banner that had been stolen," the officer told AFP news agency, forcing riot police to intervene with tear gas.
Referee Buquet again opted to stop the game, causing a delay that lasted this time 20 minutes.
The Ligue 1 disciplinary committee doesn't have the authority to stop supporters from attending matches--that requires a police ban--but it can restrict them from viewing matches, which is what it has done.
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Wow! Not only was The Whale Museum's 1st annual event "The Dinner Party" a lot of fun, it raised much needed funds for our exhibits and facility. Our heartfelt thanks are expressed to everyone who helped make this such a successful event.
Our deep appreciation goes to our committee who worked tirelessly to get the word out and coordinate the event held at Brickworks: thanks to Sherm & Chris Losee, Christian & Lea Andrade, Scott & Valerie Sluis, Shelley Alan, John Aschoff, and Becki Day. The food & drink were delicious, thanks to Downriggers, Kari's Island Elixirs, San Juan Island Brewing Co., San Juan Roasters, San Juan Vineyards, and Westcott Bay Cider. Gorgeous centerpieces were created by Aurora Farms and beautiful music was provided by Sasha von Dassow and Hanneke Klein-Robenhaar.
The auction items were amazing, contributed by individuals as well as many businesses on-island and from farther away. Please check out the full list here as well as photos by Hillary Eggers Photography. We cannot thank them enough for contributing items that were so enticing to our attendees. We also want to express our thanks to Julia Coleman and family as her husband and pilot Lou had committed to donating a flight in his plane for our live auction. Sadly, Lou passed away tragically before this could be realized. He was a generous and thoughtful man and we are grateful for his intended support.
Our MC & Auctioneers Duncan Wilson and Chuck Dalldorf did a wonderful job leading us through the evening. We had great event sponsors – thanks to Islanders Bank, Islanders Insurance, Lakedale Resort, Olympic Lights B & B, Petro San Juan, San Juan Island Brewing Co./King's, Gary & Susan Sterner, Western Prince Cruise, Backdoor Kitchen, Bakery San Juan, Downriggers, Friday Harbor Grand, Griffin Bay Books, Mike Horn DDS, Island Air Inc., and Richard Lawson Construction. And the volunteers and Museum staff were amazing – more than 20 people helped decorate, run the event and clean up. Our thanks also go to the following for in-kind help and support: Creative Passions and Friday Harbor Electric.
Thanks to everyone who attended and supported our 1st annual event "The Dinner Party." Because of you, we raised over $23,400 to further The Whale Museum's mission of promoting stewardship of whales and the Salish Sea ecosystem through education and research.
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28 November 2017 | Source: FinReach
What started with a single banking-cooperation has evolved to become an international bestseller in just two years.
The berlin-based IT-provider FinReach sets new standards with its fully digital account switch, which is now used by over 500 banks in three countries, after successfully expanding to Austria and Spain.
Since its market launch in November 2015, the account switch service is already offered by over 100 banks in Germany, within them, Deutsche Bank, Consors Bank, DKB and several Sparkassen and Volksbanken. In Austria, FinReach has partnered with, amongst others, banking group Raiffeisen Austria, which includes 434 banks and serves 1.7 million customers. The company has established itself rapidly in the alpine country, becoming the market leader in account switching solutions. FinReach reached its next milestone with its entry to the Spanish market. Self Bank, which belongs to Boursorama, a subsidiary company of Société Générale Group, is the first bank to offer the account switch service in Spain. Other banks will follow soon. FinReach is the only provider with a fully automated, online account switching solution in Spain.
Alberto Navarro, CEO of Self Bank: "Our goal is to empower our customers to independently manage their own finances. We bet on innovative technologies, being the first bank in Spain to have offered customer onboarding via videoconference and implemented the service 'My invoices'. Thanks to our partnership with FinReach, we are now also able to help our customers easily switch their bank account in just a few minutes."
Sascha Dewald, Managing Director of FinReach: "We are very happy with the huge, international interest in our product. The long-term partnerships with so many banks throughout Europe show that our focus on holistic customer satisfaction provides great value to banks and end-customers."Original Article