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Khayroollo Sattarov went down a long row of ripening tomatoes in a back field at the Gove Farm in Leominster, staking the plants quickly and efficiently with nylon rope.
It�s a skill he�ll likely need when he returns in November to his native Uzbekistan, where he hopes to someday grow hothouse tomatoes.
�It�s subtropical. The weather is good, kind of like here, but drier,� he said.
Mr. Sattarov, 23, is busy helping the Gove family with the summer�s harvest; he is joined by three young men from other corners of the globe who also have college agricultural internships at the farm.
All four bunk in a house at the Mechanic Street farm, with English being the common language. A combination of French, Finnish, Uzbek and Slovak would be tough to manage, said Mr. Sattarov, who has been dubbed �Harry� because of his difficult-to-pronounce first name.
Cl�ment Sevestre, 25, of France, arrived in March and will stay until spring. With five years of college biology and agronomy under his belt � he initially considered becoming a veterinarian � he plans to go into agricultural consulting when he returns.
�It would be like farmers calling me up to get information on trying different chemicals, or varieties of crops. I would like to organize meetings � I would call it applied research,� he said.
Mr. Sevestre, who grew up in a rural section of Brittany, on the northwest coast of France, said his family grows much of their own food. After the harvest is done at Gove Farm, Mr. Sevestre will head to Florida for a month or so, partly for travel but also to learn about growing citrus fruits, he said.
Asmo Erjava, 22, of Finland, arrived a little more than a month ago and will return to his homeland to complete his last two years of college after the internship. In halting English, he said he is studying agriculture and applied science, and looks forward to a career in farming.
�I lived in the country as a child, but this is a whole new culture, and, a new language,� he said as his bright blue eyes widened. �It�s good to have had this, and more work experience.�
Mr. Erjava said central Finland, where he lives, does not have many native vegetables but does have grains, potatoes and berries.
Marek Dekan, 23, who grew up near the Danube River in Slovakia, came to Leominster in mid-June. He is almost finished with his college studies at home and was off earlier this month to a short seminar on greenhouses at the University of Minnesota. The university runs one of two agricultural internship programs farm owner Paul W. Gove has participated in since the 1990s.
Mr. Gove said two of this year�s interns, Mr. Erjava and Mr. Sattarov, came to the farm through Minnesota Agricultural Student Trainee International, the University of Minnesota program, while Mr. Sevestre and Mr. Dekan came from Minnesota-based Global Outreach, a similar foreign internship agricultural program. Mr. Gove said he first heard about the programs from friends with a farm on Nantucket.
�There�s basically no labor force there, so they have about 20 kids,� he said.
According to Sue Riesgraf, MAST International coordinator, more than 5,000 students from 70 countries have participated in the MAST program since its founding. Typically, more than half the students are placed in the Midwest and only a handful in New England, including 15 in Massachusetts. The Gove farm is the only one in Central Massachusetts with MAST students, she said in an e-mail.
Interns are paid an average farm worker�s salary for a minimum of 40 hours a week. Pay varies by farm, but the program has a minimum hourly wage of $5.35.
The Gove family �is one of our best host families,� Ms. Riesgraf said. �They take such good care of the guys, and really get them involved in so much outside the farm.�
Mr. Gove said the four men took a weekend trip to New York City together, and had several excursions to Worcester and Boston.
Mr. Sevestre, whose March arrival allowed him to help with pruning and preparing the soil for planting, even learned cross-country skiing in the fields, because of late snowstorms this spring.
In 1992, one of the first years the Goves took part in the program, there seemed to be something pollinating the people as well as the peaches and tomatoes. Mr. Gove said several interns paired up � with one another and with regular farm employees. There were even some resulting marriages and relocations to various countries.
�We took a year or so off after that one. I think there was something in the air,� he said with a laugh.
The Goves like the program for several reasons. It gives the family temporary, seasonal, reliable help from college-educated people interested in pursuing agricultural careers. The experience has also allowed their children to meet new people and learn about other countries, they said.
Ms. Riesgraf said there are other MAST students at Winchester-based Mahoney�s, which has several garden centers in Massachusetts, including one on Cape Cod, and at a few farms in the Boston area. Students must be single, 18 to 32 and able to speak conversational English. Other qualifications, such as college and practical experience in an agriculture-related field, depend on whether a student is an intern or trainee.
The program began in 1949 as an exchange of agricultural students between Minnesota and Sweden and has two components � the training program and a one-semester academic program at the university. The internships run from four to 12 months, and host families provide housing, wages and a placement fee to the university.
The interns, who must obtain regular U.S. visas, are different from the temporary, nonimmigrant seasonal farm workers common in Central Massachusetts, who come to the United States with H-2A visas issued under the federal Immigration Reform and Control Act.
The university offers a similar program for U.S. agriculture students who want to go abroad to learn other farming methods.
Mr. Gove said he tries to have four interns per year at his farm. The program, he said, tends to be more popular among smaller farms, and greenhouses or nurseries � especially those that need help during harvests and at farmers markets. Some interns, however, are placed at larger Midwestern farms, dairies and livestock ranches.
Contact reporter Karen Nugent by e-mail at email@example.com.


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Bottom line: most fundraisers are boring. Sure, it's nice to buy raffle tickets between bites of expensive (albeit, very, very delicious) pizza while some local singer waxes melodically in the corner of the room, but where's the fun, you know?
The Whistler Readers and Writers Festival has taken charge in elevating the fundraiser concept. Yes, this is, indeed, some very breaking news. How are they doing this? With the ingenious "Creative Coaster Composition Competition," which is taking place at the Whistler Brewery on Tuesday, Sept. 11.
All attendees are asked to compose a 500-word-maximum piece of prose, "a bubbly blurb, rambling rap, mini-masterpiece, pithy poem, touching tome, or a doodling ditty" that would fit on a beer coaster. Each submission must make reference, either thematically or tangentially, to a coaster. How, exactly, this will be done is part of the fun.
"This could be a person who lives by the sea, someone who seemingly coasts through life, or you could take it literally and write about the life of a beer mat and the things they must have seen," says event organizer, Nancy Routley.
The rules are quite loose — participants may come with their compositions already prepared or they can make them up on the spot. The winning Coaster Composition will be based on an audience response-o-metre, with all participants reading their own work.
Entry is $12 at the door and includes a burger, beer, the chance to win some prizes and "the opportunity to wow the audience with literary wit."
The fact is, this will be an awesome meeting for all writers and writer hopefuls, as well as a much needed bar raising for fundraisers. Writers Festival: we applaud you.
WFF announces film premiers
The 12th annual Whistler Film Festival is still three months away but organizers have announced the first round of titles.
Leading off this year's Borsos Competition for Best Canadian Feature are two world premiers: The Mad Ship, the directorial feature debut for Winnipeg-based David Morton, about a Scandinavian immigrant caught in the Depression-era dustbowl; and Blood Pressure, a thriller directed by Sean Garrity, about an unhappy wife who becomes entangled in the voyeurism of a mysterious young man.
Other Borsos contenders include the edgy sex comedy My Awkward Sexual Adventure, about a love-sick nerd who learns a few tips from a Toronto stripper, and Still, starring James Cromwell, about an aging couple attempting to build their dream house despite insurmountable opposition.
Also premiering this year is Martin Laroche's faux documentary Fair Sex, which features one of the most controversial sex scenes in recent film history.
Other titles include The Mountain Runners and U.S. indie films It's a Disaster and Between Us, both featuring Julia Stiles, who will attend the festival.
These are the first films to be announced with new director of programming Paul Gratton at the helm. The remaining films will be announced on Nov. 1. This year's festival will be held Nov. 28 – Dec. 2.
Calling all directors
Are YOU Canadian? Are YOU a director? Do you want to make a video that is undeniably, irrefutably Canadian?
Ok, I'll back track now. You won't actually be the director of this film, but the Canadian Tourism Commission (CTC) is producing "THE definitive movie for Canada" (namely, to sell Canada abroad) and is asking all Canadians to contribute their own photos and video footage for inclusion in the two-minute video.
"As we all know, the fabric of Canada extends well beyond our major urban centres and we want to give Whistler residents a chance to demonstrate just what their Canada has to offer!" writes a CTC spokesperson. "What do your readers love most about Whistler?"
Chosen content will be showcased along with the work of some leading filmmakers and artists who are participating, including Matt Wiebe and Douglas Coupland.
If interested, you can share your work through www.35milliondirectors.com. The CTC is also offering GoPro HD camera packages for winning submissions.
Go Canada!
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iPSC Generation from Patient Samples
Our scientists have extensive experience using patient-specific PBMCs or fibroblasts to generate induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) lines. We have perfected both footprint-free (episomal, mRNA and other methods) and retroviral reprogramming methods for iPSC generation.
The advantages of using our footprint-free Custom iPSC Generation Service:
Highly efficient reprogramming (0.2%-0.5%)
High quality and purity iPSCs
Footprint-free reprogramming of patient-derived samples: PBMCs (blood)/ fibroblast
Well-optimized feeder/ feeder-free protocols
Suitable for drug discovery and cell therapy applications
Comprehensive suite of iPSC characterization and differentiation to somatic lineages services (teratoma, embryoid body formation, PCR and antibody pluripotency markers detection)
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For iPSC generation from patient fibroblasts, customers will need to provide 1 x 10^6 cells.
For iPSC generation from PBMCs, we will need 2 vials of 2-3 x 10^6 cells.
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Service details:
- For iPSC generation from fibroblasts, you will need to provide 1 x 10^6 cells from patient fibroblasts.
- For iPSC generation from PBMCs, you will need to provide 2 vials of 2-3 x 10^6 cells from your patient samples
- At least 2 clones with two vials of each clone (>2 x 105 viable cells/ vial)
- Clones are characterized by pluripotency markers (OCT4, SOX2, SSEA4, TRA-1-60, TRA-1-80)
- Embryoid body formation (optional)
- Teratoma analysis (optional)
CASE STUDY – Patient derived iPSC Generation
ASC has successfully generated iPSCs from several disease specific patient samples. Here is one such project:
Case Study: Generation of Human iPSCs from Patient-derived Skin Fibroblasts
Goal: To generate an iPSC line from patient derived dermal fibroblasts.
The dermal fibroblasts were obtained by skin biopsy from a patient with a rare disorder. The fibroblasts were plated, transfected via electroporation and cultured with ASC's proprietary iPSC generation media until iPSC colonies appeared. Five high quality candidate colonies were expanded and characterized by immunocytochemical staining using primary antibodies for: OCT4, SOX2, SSEA4, TRA-1-60 and TRA-1-81) and alkaline phosphatase staining. All five clones stained positive for various pluripotency markers tests as well as for alkaline phosphatase (Figure1).
Figure 1.Human iPSCs were generated from patient-derived dermal fibroblasts, using feeder-free, proprietary protocols. The reprogrammed iPSC clones were characterized by pluripotency marker staining for OCT4, SOX2, SSEA4, TRA-1-60, TRA-1-81, and alkaline phosphatase (AP).
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The Ministry of Education is in receipt of an email that is being circulated with pictures of school children engaging in explicit sexual acts. The email maliciously seeks to suggest that the students are from the Verchilds High School.
The ministry has advised the general public that the students are NOT from the Verchilds High School. Although the female students in the pictures appear to be wearing uniforms that resemble the uniform of the Verchilds High School, the uniforms worn by the male students show quite clearly that they are not from Verchilds High School. Further, the classroom setting and furniture shown in the pictures are also clearly not found at the Verchilds High School or, in fact, at any secondary school in St. Kitts.
The Ministry of Education is requesting that students of the Verchilds High School be dissociated from this pornographic material.


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A VSA cluster is a great option for a resilient HA environment, but how can you recover from a node failure? Let's take a look…
The great thing about a virtual storage solution is that it'll sit on top of pretty much anything you want, and allow you to provide a shared, resilient storage platform.
Ideal for small deployments of virtual infrastructure or ROBO, the ability to incorporate multiple layers of redundancy into your design as a definite selling point. Sit the VSA on top of a RAID5 array of host local disk and Network RAID10 to a second node for example, and you can tolerate failures at disk or host level and all without the additional rack space, CapEx and knowledge needed to deploy a SAN solution (but with Enterprise features- Woo!)
All well and good, but how easy is it to actually recover from a failure? If one of your VSA nodes falls of the face of the earth- sure your environment will stay up as you've deployed a HA setup (right? RIGHT??!) but how do you get back to full resiliency as quickly as possible, without putting your data at risk? It's a great question, so in this post let us look at such a scenario.
So for the purposes of this example we have two ESXi hosts both stuffed with disks built in a RAID5, with a HPE StoreVirtual VSA deployed on each. We installed the CMC (Centralized Management Console, no less) and created us a Management Group and cluster for our VSAs, and all our Virtual Volumes are built as Network RAID10 to mirror the data between the two hosts. A VIP means that should we lose a host or a VSA the data can still be accessed. All sweet? Sweet.
But then oh no! A localized air con failure pops two disks in one of your host and your local disk RAID5 array falls up it's own backside and your VSA has the storage pulled from under it. It ceases to exist.
Don't panic, your data is still there being served from the remaining VSA except now you've got more errors and warnings in the CMC than you can physically read. Do. Not. Panic. Here's what to do:
- First things first, fix the air con and swap out those disks. You'll need to rebuild that RAID5 from scratch but it's okay, go for it.
- Next deploy yourself a brand new VSA just as you did before – I'd go with a new name and IP address here to avoid any confusion
- Now we're getting to the meat of it. Launch the CMC and log into your Management Group
- Find your new VSA in the CMC, and add it to the Management Group
- Over a TB of data and you have a license for the VSA? Now's a good time to swap that out. You will still be able to see your failed VSA in the CMC, highlight it in the tree and you can find MAC address the license would have been locked to. Contact HPE support to switch the license from the old MAC to the MAC of the new VSA (You'll need your entitlement number more than likely)
- Okay now we're getting serious. Right-click your cluster and expand Edit Cluster, then choose Exchange Storage Systems
- Select your failed VSA as the system to exchange and click Exchange Storage System
- Then choose the new VSA to exchange it with and Click OK.
- Confirm it all and watch in amazement as your new VSA seamlessly replaces your failed VSA, and all your data is automatically mirrored back onto the new VSA. Depending on how much data you have this could take a while. You can always ramp up the local data bandwidth in the Management Group settings to speed up the rebuild rate, just make sure you leave enough for your live data access.
So there it is, simple no? You should be back to full resiliency in no time. Enjoy.


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Hello Everyone,
Yes I am back again and yes I have used the same sketch to make 2 Christmas cards this time around. Here is sketch #530 by Sketch Saturday – this is a new favourite! I will definitely be keeping this one in my go to pile.
This time around the making was a lot easier – the papers on the bottom are actually flipped on the 2nd card! How cool is that! All I had to do was cut each piece 4 times to make 2 cards. The banners across the join of papers is actually from the paper pack and so are the 2 cute little images that I layered and put in the left corner.
Here is a picture of each individual card:
It is so good to be getting Christmas cards done now and not in a mad rush at the end of the year. But with also donating cards I have to keep my making up so whenever I find a sketch that can repeated easily I take the opportunity to make multiples.
Thanks for taking the time to stop by my blog and looking at my post. But before you go I would love to leave you with this last thought:
Don't want to worry any crafters out there but as of 10th September we have only 104 days until Christmas Eve 2018!! Oh my goodness – I just shocked myself writing this! I have much to do! Until next time …
Have a Happy Crafty Shocking Kind of Day,
❤ Tracy


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by Peter Lazar, LCSW
Peter Lazar, LCSW, is Freedom Institute's Senior Director of Strategic Development. As part of the leadership team at Freedom Institute, Peter is responsible for overseeing marketing, business development and customer relations, as well as contributing to strategy and organizational development.
In the shifting sands of the addictions treatment world, it has become increasingly difficult to find the right facility for your client, your loved one, or yourself. In the past 10 years, the number of residential treatment programs (RTP's) has increased by approximately 300%, and more are slated to open. This is because we now exist in an era where, at least outside of the State of New York, obtaining a residential treatment license has become relatively easy, particularly in the states of California and Florida. As fast as facilities are opening, however, many are closing as well. Inexperienced new owners who don't really know what they are doing are here and gone.
At the same time, the field is experiencing an onslaught of unethical marketing, advertising, and admissions practices in the form of kickbacks, insurance fraud, website and facility contact information pirating, and patient brokering. According to a recent report by National Public Radio, some sober homes received kickbacks from residential programs in the amount of $500 per week to steer clients in their direction. If someone has good insurance, the RTP knows that there will be a return on their investment — in some cases, patient insurance coverage has been paid for by the broker or RTP. Residential treatment has become a multi-billion dollar industry, and some facilities are little more than warehouses. As a direct result of unscrupulous practices, many clients have been "chewed up and spit out", and people are dying.
As an outpatient facility, we assess clients and their recovery needs. Often it is necessary for an individual to start with inpatient treatment. Freedom Institute has over 40 years of experience helping people get into the right inpatient treatment for their recovery needs. We continue to provide this service, as an independent non-profit that bases recommendations on what the client needs. When searching for a residential facility to recommend for a particular person. It is critical to have an understanding of what sets apart the wheat from the chaff. Here are the more salient criteria:
- What kind of licensing do they have? Are they licensed to treat what they say they treat? Is their license in good standing in the state in which they are located?
- Does their website provide adequate information regarding their services? Are there staff bios that detail experience and credentials?
- How many beds are in the facility and what is the average daily census? What is the staff-to-client ratio?
- Is the staff made up of licensed professionals, and are they in good standing with their issuing body? (Again, this can be confirmed on the issuing state government website.)
- Does the clinical staff have advanced degrees and specialty training in the clinical offerings that are advertised?
- Do they have an Addiction Psychiatrist on staff, or at least in a consulting capacity?
- When and how often are clients seen by psychiatrists?
- How much does the program cost and what does that include? Are there additional costs for certain types of services? What is the typical length of stay?
- Is the facility In-network for insurance? (Be specific about the name of the policy.) Many websites advertise "Insurances Accepted". This does not mean that they are actually In-network. Verify in or out-of-network coverage with the insurance provider.
- Is the facility gender-specific or does it provide gender-separate programming?
- What is the average age range of clients?
- Is there age-specific programming (e.g. Adolescents, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors)?
- How often will a client have individual therapy?
- What is the average caseload for a therapist?
- What specific groups are offered and how often do they meet? (Ask for a copy of a sample schedule.)
- What is the average size of therapy groups?
- When clients are not participating directly in individual or group sessions, what else are they doing with their time?
- Does the program treat underlying trauma, and if so, how? (It is good to get specific on this, as trauma is the "Pandora's Box" of mental health treatment, and requires special care and clinical expertise.)
- How are co-occurring mood disorders treated? Can the facility handle other co-occurring disorders?
- Do they have full-on programs for process addictions such as compulsive gambling, sexual addiction, food addiction and eating disorders?
- What is their policy on Medication Assisted Treatment?
Lastly, and very importantly: Ask around. Do research. Ask trusted colleagues. Ask the facility's admissions department if you can speak with an alumni and/or alumni family. Often when you're trying to get someone (or yourself) into treatment, there's a sense of urgency. It is important not to let this push you into a poor choice. Making the right choice for residential care can mean the difference between life and death.


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Updated February 4, 2019
Nell Stovall Thompson Shelton of Pulaski died Sunday at NHC of Pulaski. She was born in Giles County and was 95 years old.
Visitation will be on Wednesday, from 12:00pm until 2:00pm at Bennett-May & Pierce Funeral Home and Crematory. The service will follow visitation at 2:00pm with David Neal and Tony Gomillion officiating.
Burial in the Bradshaw Cemetery.
Memorial donations are suggested to the Bradshaw Centerpoint Cemetery Fund or First Baptist Church CB Building, 407 South First Street, Pulaski, TN. 38478
She is survived by her Step-daughters, Mary Jane Howell of Pulaski, Joann Rose of Pulaski, Paulette Durham of Decatur, Jean Lovett and husband Charles of Pulaski, and Nancy Dunnavant and husband Randy of Pulaski.
Daughter-in-law Carolyn Shelton of Pulaski.
8 step-grandchildren and 10 step great-grandchildren
Several nieces and nephews also survive.
Bennett-May & Pierce Funeral Home and Crematory in charge of arrangements for Nell Stovall Shelton.


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Speaking: re:develop conference 2016
I spoke at re:develop conference 2016. With thanks to the organisers for having me, and all attendees for asking some great questions, being nice people, and laughing at the right places.
So, you do code reviews, and that's great. But there's always more that you can check during the review. More places you can check for any potential bugs or problems before deployment, before you find yourself with technical debt. Or worse: unforeseen downtime.
In this talk Clair will be going through the things that you should be checking to ensure confidence for developers, project owners and stakeholders. We'll be looking at documentation, commit messages, and common code problems, with examples and tips along the way.


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Monash University's Faculty of Arts, which consists of humanities, social and environmental sciences, is a world-class leader in several disciplines, and a number one Arts school in Australia. It's a problem because there are now not arts applications in faculties, so children don't know something about performing arts. Paper piecing wildlife and animals from photographs; How to create a scrapbook using wildlife animals as inspiration in your design; Coordinate coloration into animal theme; Organizing your layouts. Creative Expressions and our Arts Workshops, preparing for this evening's guardian presentation. Many due to the Ravensthorpe Regional Arts Council, the Ravensthorpe DHS P&C Association and the Ravensthorpe District Art Group for supporting this undertaking at such quick notice; your monetary assistance is very much appreciated.
CREWEL EMBROIDERY: Crewel Embroidery, or Crewelwork, is an ornamental form of surface embroidery utilizing wool and a variety of different embroidery stitches to observe a design define utilized to the fabric. In arts education, we won't construct future audiences by solely displaying them what we love and asking them to find it irresistible too.
These tutorials kind one of the distinctive and helpful Arts One experiences, remodeling writing from description into argument, and learners into academics and independently-minded students. In 2008, he returned to Elkhart the place he produces the quarterly ArtWalk collection and based Arts on Main, a three-degree arts hub" located within the downtown space that features galleries, artist studios, and classes. Blackpool Arts service is working in partnership with Blackpool Public Health to deliver stimulating artistic workshops to advertise good mental well being through inventive activity. PBS Arts programming presents a collection of packages that highlight music, theater, performers and artists. Another Arts and Crafts Crayon theme cake and cupcake ornament contains Crayon Sugar Decorations. Find the instructions and studying recommendations for this craft at Eastern Indian Crafts.
The arts are being utilised in prisons, schooling, and workplaces to unlock the artistic abilities of everyone. Nine out of 10 dad and mom surveyed opposed cuts to the arts in our faculties, but many policy makers seem tone-deaf to this crucial a part of educating our kids. There are many arts & crafts theme stickers like that one pictured right here that you need to use to decorate your get together favor bags and/or packing containers. The artistic sociology is concerned with the social worlds of arts and branch of philosophy often known as aesthetics.
This exercise is funded, partly, by appropriations from the Minnesota State Legislature with cash from the State's normal fund, and its arts and cultural heritage fund that was created by a vote of the folks of Minnesota on November 4, 2008.


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Changes to teachers pay and conditions
There have been numerous changes to school teachers pay and conditions in 2014. A brief resume of some of the key changes have been highlighted here.
- Increase in Salary ranges of 1%.
- Leadership scale is now a salary range rather than points
- Governors will need to agree the rate of increase for any teacher on the leadership scale once performance management has taken place.
For all new appointments from 1st September 2014
- Deputy Head teachers and Assistant Head teachers salary ranges can now cross over the range of the Headteacherin exceptional circumstances
- Head teachers can be rewarded up to 25% on their salary range to push their range up.
- In some circumstances temporary payments can be rewarded to Head teachers for temporary duties.
- Head teachers, Deputy Head teachers and Assistant Head teachers can no longer be rewarded Recruitment and retention Incentives and benefits under paragraph 27. All recruitment and retention in relation to leadership members, including non-monetary benefits now have to be taken into account when determining the pay range.
- No longer has to be £1500 differential between TLR payments
Please also remember:
- Pay progression for teacher is now performance related and no longer automatic.
- Movement between the main and upper scale must be managed in line with the policy you have adopted.
- As long as you have included it as part of your pay policy when recruiting you no longer need to honour the salary scale that the member of staff is on and can advertise the rate for the position.
- Teachers should still receive a letter confirming their pay, allowances, safeguarding etc. at the earliest opportunity after the review but as a minimum within a month of the determination.
- Our example pay policy is now available on our website.


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Currency Trading
BlueMax Capital Offers different Types of Trading Accounts for Traders with different needs. While a B-Book Forex brokerage requires more technical knowledge, as you have to watch out for high-volume traders and scalpers, you are able to attract more traders by offering very low spreads, since your primary source of profit is countertrading.
Have small investments to deposit with each broker and make a few trades with each one to see how convenient and reliable their trading environment is. Of course, this kind of search for trusted Forex brokers might sound too risky and too expensive, and if so, do not worry, as there is a free alternative for you.
At the Dynamic Trader we have a number of simple trading tools to help us with this approach – as we want to exclude those charts which do not offer us the very best opportunities and, at the same time, we want the optimum entry and trade management techniques.
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When talking about the PR profession, the subject of gender diversity, and the fact that women dominate the profession, comes up a lot. The gender division is also visible in practice, as for example; our MA in PR class consists of nineteen girls and three boys. This is very normal in PR as, according to Ragan.com, the workforce is made up by 85 per cent women. However, the top jobs seem to be dominated by men. So what makes women so interested in PR, and why do men get the best paid jobs?
There are many factors that play a role of the profession being dominated by women. The perception of PR in popular media may have something to do with it, even though many practitioners disagree that it gives a right portrayal of the occupation. Sex and the City's Samantha who throws parties with A-listers or Jones or Bridget Jones who 'fannies around with press releases' is most certainly not what PR is all about.
The PR profession is so much more than just dealing with parties and celebrities, but the media portrays the profession this way for the purpose of entertainment. I don't think they would reach that many viewers by portraying the profession as being about writing, planning, law and making strategies.
Rosanna Fiske, CEO of the PRSA stated: "While Samantha Jones is entertaining, she's in no way our profession's top role model. But the image persists.. It's something the global PR industry will need to address in the coming years.. There are still far too few women in senior leadership positions. Equally troubling is the gender-based salary gap."
That brings me to the next important point; why is men getting a bigger salary then women and reaching better jobs than women in PR?
Many practitioners argue that there is a 'glass ceiling' that is hindering women from reaching the top-level CEO positions in PR. A study from the Journal of Public Relations (vol. 14) argues that this glass ceiling is there because of the fact that women are natural communicators and acquires the positions of being the companion of male professionals, and deal with the 'small talk'. There is also a discussion that the glass ceiling exist because women takes maternity leaves and have a bigger chance of staying at home with the kids for longer periods.
So what are the professional bodies doing to help tackle the diversity issues? The CIPR have a diversity strategy that consist of:
1. Improving the understanding of PR in communities which is not a visible career option
2. Having a best practice approach to internships
3. Having a competence-based approach to recruitment
4. Having a best practice approach to re-employment and return to work
Do you think these steps will help the gender differences in PR?
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Thursday was one of the most amazing PD days I have ever been too and worked at. The organizers at Bit14 did a fabulous job!
I love this video for many reasons. But the the main reason is the message that your ideas matter.
This is what Aviva and I tried to share yesterday. As educators we all have amazing ideas. We are not defined by our four walls and our learning doesn't happen in an isolation. Keeping along with this message we all have specialties, whether we are students, teachers or parents. We all have skill sets, experiences, and point of views that are worth sharing. What ideas do you like talking about? What area is your expertise? How can I learn from you?
When I first started blogging I struggled because I didn't think that what I had to say was anything important. I read all these amazing blog posts and was almost in shell shock; saying to myself that there is no way that I can write anything that important. Then in dawned on me why not share my thoughts anyways and the rest is history. Now I am in no way a prolific blogger like my amazing friend Aviva but I do try and share my ideas when I can. I set a goal of two a month and for the most part get that done.
To help my blog posts started off more about what was happening in my classroom but slowly morphed into education discussions; like this one. They are a reflection depository for me to look back on.
Now sharing an idea takes risk. This was brought up in the conversations at the presentation. As many looked at the examples (which are in the link) they stated:
1) The comments were very professional
2) They kept questioning
3) It felt as you didn't take comments personally
4) Its a great risk to comment
I would have to agree with all of these comments but it shouldn't hold you back. Blogging and tweeting has been one of the best professional decisions that I have made in my career. It has made me more of a reflective practitioner, I have been able to build connections that I never thought I would have done and it has made me a better teacher because of the comments and learning that is being done.
So how do you get that started?
1) Jump in. I over heard this at one of our break out sessions in bit. It is not the fear of failure that holds us back but that of criticism. Don't be afraid of that, you have no control over what others think. However, what it does allow to do is get amazing feedback from a different perspective. Today at TLLP 2014 Andy Hargreaves mentioned that we need to seek out those differing voices to make change happen. We don't have to like the comments but it pushes our thinking.
2) Learn to engage in the learning and sharing of others. I am guilty of this I read a lot of blogs but leave very little comments. But now I try really hard to interact with as many as I can. I try hard to leave a comment that goes beyond "great job" This is hard and often I have to go back to the blog post after I have reflected before doing so. By interaction is how you build relationships and trust (which is hard to do online).
3) How is your own blog post, tweet engaging. I once ask Aviva, no one responds to my posts. She turned around and said, "Does your post lend itself to being responded to?" This is a great question.
So I will end with this final thought:
1) How are you making connections in our profession?
2) How do you go about creating dialogue to push yourself and others outside of the four walls of the classroom?
3) What ideas are you willing to share? Remember your ideas matter
I can't wait to hear from you or read your blogs (feel free to tag me @mrsoclassroom and I will respond).


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Delikate Rayne, a new woman's fashion label pronounced "Delicate Rain," announces the launch of its E-Boutique for online clothes shopping. Specializing in edgy, sophisticated ready-to-wear contemporary clothing crafted using premium, cruelty-free textiles. Delikate Rayne is inviting fashion enthusiasts to join the Delikate Rayne VIP Pre-Order Event today. The VIP event will run from today until the official launch of the E-Boutique on December 16th.
Becoming a DR VIP is simple. All new visitors to the site will see a Newsletter Sign-Up Form appear and after registering will receive updates on the latest Delikate Rayne collection, events and gain early VIP access to the newest items. Early access ensures that VIPs have exclusive first look and pick of the latest items before the launch of the Delikate Rayne E-Boutique on December 16th. VIP sign up is also available by using the "Become a VIP" field at the bottom of the homepage.
Komie and Meg Vora are the sister design duo behind the brand Delikate Rayne. Their names combined together translate to "delicate rain" in Hindi. As life-long vegetarians, combined with their strong affinity for affluent fashion, they have set out to fill a particular vacancy that currently exists within the industry. Delikate Rayne fills the gap for women who seek cruelty-free garments embodying an understated glamour, designer aesthetic while upholding the quality and standards of a high-end line. With the launch of the E-Boutique, online clothes shopping for ethical fashion has become simpler and more efficient.
According to the founders, "DR is the solution for the woman who has an equal fondness and passion for luxurious contemporary style and animals. A true lover of both, she is not going to compromise her own tenacious sense of style or compassion for one over the other. The line stresses the power of individuality and sustainability, its pieces serve as a vehicle to express the natural allure of this unfiltered, worldly female."
The current campaign for the new "Moon Shadows" collection stars former America's Next Top Model, Hannah Jones. "Moon Shadows" is made up of a contrasting light and dark color palette. The contemporary clothing primarily consists of blacks, whites and ivory with the inclusion of a striking emerald green that has been deemed Pantone's 2013 Color of the Year. Laundered chiffons, buttery vegan leather, and silky satins are apparent throughout the collection.
Extra attention and detail went into the construction of the pieces, which display an expert blend of minimalism and European sensibility. The collection is showcased through daring silhouettes, clean lines, asymmetrical cuts and other apparent contradictions that bring focus to Delikate Rayne's philosophy of unwillingness to conform to expectation.
Key pieces in this cruelty-free collection include: The polished asymmetrical sleeve blouse, the refined slit-back blouse featuring vegan leather details and back cut-outs, and the vegan leather and chiffon maxi skirt with intricate detailing. The contemporary clothing line is priced between $165-$500 and sold exclusively via the online clothes shopping available at the Delikate Rayne E-Boutique.
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3Full Baths
Older home has been meticulously updated and maintained with custom cherry wood cabinets, six burner Viking Stove, granite counters and sizeable island in the kitchen. Large Master closet with dressing area. Large picture windows throughout the home look to stunning backyard created for entertaining and enjoyment. The pool and spa are surrounded by gardens of flowers and citrus. Artists will love the unique art studio complete with plumbing and lighting set in the trees. RV Parking.
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- 1 House on Lot
- Approx Lot Size
- 0.690
- Year Built
- 1977
- Stories
- 2
- Fireplaces
- 2
- Garage Spaces
- 3
- Pool
- Yes
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- Traditional
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- 3 Car Attached
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- Area ID
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- County
- Sacramento
- Cross Street
- Kenneth
- Elementary District
- San Juan Unified
- Junior High District
- San Juan Unified
- Senior High District
- San Juan Unified
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- Ceiling Fan(s)
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- Skylight Tube
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- Carbon Mon Detector
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- Courtyard Uncovered
- Fire Pit
- Front Porch
- Patio Covered
- Spa/Hot Tub Built-In
- Window Furnishings
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- Tool Shed
- Workshop Building
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- Natural Gas
- Sewer ConnectedandPaid
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- Gas Log
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- Carpet
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- Wood
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- Dining Room
- Downstairs Bedroom
- Home Office Area
- Living Room
- Separate Family Room
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- Bath 11-15YR
- Kitchen 11-15YR
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- Concrete Slab
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- Wood
- Stucco
- Back
- Fenced Back
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Fair Oaks is a community known for rolling hills and tucked away residences. Homes are quaint, built in Craftsman style, and some are over 100 years old. A typical property in Fair Oaks could include an original farm house with exquisite detail, a bluff home on the river with breathtaking views or a recently constructed home with a modern, contemporary feel.
The heart of the town centers on Old Fair Oaks, a historic and charming locale founded in 1895. Distinctive store fronts, antique shops, the Amphitheatre and local artists are all part of what makes Old Fair Oaks unique.
Residents can enjoy many community events including Taste of Fair Oaks, Fiesta Days, and Thursday night Concerts in the Park. Fair Oaks is filled with lush tree-lined streets, bike and walking trails. Residents also have access to nine different parks maintained by the district, equestrian ranches, basketball courts and more. For outdoor enthusiasts or family outings, the American River is minutes away and offers fishing, kayaking, and river views visible from the Fair Oaks Bridge.
Located 17 miles from downtown Sacramento, Fair Oaks is a combination of urban lifestyle in a rural setting. Northridge Country Club offers a private golf course on a rolling terrain, as well as social events and fine dining. Top rated schools provide many educational options for families.
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My name is Lora Poore and I absolutely love my job as a realtor. I am a native to Sand Mountain, was raised in a little town called Higdon, AL and I still reside in that small community. I came into Real Estate at the worst possible time, 2008. It was a time when the market had went down. I heard of agents quitting and not continuing with their real estate careers, but I was determined to continue. I started out working at FoxFire Realty and later purchased the company in January of 2011 and became a Broker in June of 2011. In 2014, after doing several dealings with Careyee Bell, she and I decided to merge our companies and become BELLORA Realtors. The absolute BEST decision for both of us. Bellora Realtors has since then been one of the top companies in Dade County in listings sales and we continue to provide great service to our clients in Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee.
As a Realtor, I try to provide the BEST service possible. You aren't just a client to me, I take it personal. I have come in contact with so many people that have so many different stories and I know without a doubt, that each one of them were placed there purposely. I hope in my job that I can give you the best Real Estate experience possible and that I can be an encouragement in whatever your walk of life may be at that time.
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Last summer, the star R&B producer behind songs for Beyoncé, Trey Songz, and Usher released his debut solo EP, Discrete Luxury.
The album's big single is "They Don't Know," a give-no-fucks celebration of Rico's mistress.
Today, the video for a remix of "They Don't Know" is debuting on BuzzFeed. This version of the song features Ludacris, Tiara Thomas, and Emjay.
Tiara Thomas is the girl who wrote and sang the hook for Wale's radio-blanketing single "Bad" last year. Signed to Rico Love's imprint Division 1, she can play guitar and rap, too.
The video was inspired by the bawdy flossiness of Puff Daddy's shiny suit era.
"I've been waiting my whole life to make this video," Rico Love, who is 31, told BuzzFeed. "I grew up idolizing Puffy and the whole Bad Boy movement. I dreamt of being in visuals like Craig Mack's "Flava In Ya Ear" or G-Dep's "Let's Get It," to name a few. Those flashy, fly, performance-driven visuals made me fall in love with fashion and excess."
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|View of the Atlantic Ocean from our Motel room.
16 Sept
Will you still need me
Will you still feed me
When I'm sixty-four?
Happy birthday, Clint.
|Doing my best Eddie impression.
We've spent a relaxing day exploring Île de Ré with a leisurely drive taking in the lighthouse at the westernmost point and the ruins of a church where Minerva had a fly.
|Baleines Lighthouse
|Church ruins Les Châteliers
We took advantage of our location and had a wonderful meal of fresh seafood. Earlier we noticed the bridge to the island had a footpath, so after lunch we walked to the top.
|Pont De Ré
For the rest of the afternoon we watched a 1995 movie "Heat" which was dubbed in French and no subtitles. Interesting to see how well the dubbing matched the movements.
Tomorrow we are in the road again for our second last night in Europe.


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Folk, Sea Shanty, Blues, Music Hall, Contemporary music all sung with passion
Rod Penlington, Debra Hannis, Paul Carter and Robin Burton.
We are the Gloucester Diamonds. Let us entertain you!
Gloucester Diamonds has been a well-known name in the county folk scene for several decades. The latest line-up includes the original founder member, Rod Penlington, on guitar, concertina and vocals, Debra Hannis on flute and vocals, Paul Carter and Robin Burton on vocals.
Rod has been singing for over forty years and has a powerful, melodic voice whether singing sea shanties, traditional and contemporary ballads or humorous songs. Rod has been playing with the Bees Knees Ceilidh Band for many years, and now with the newly revived Gloucester Diamonds.
Debra is an up and coming young singer songwriter and flautist. Prior to joining the Diamonds, Deb sang with the shanty group, the Two Anchors.
Paul has a long experience in singing with the performance group, the Rough Diamonds.
Robin is a well known solo folk singer around the county folk clubs.
The current line-up first got together when Paul and Robin went into the Cross Keys pub during the Gloucester Tall Ships Festival in 2015 and met Rod.
"Do you know where we can sing some Shanties?" they asked Rod.
The rest is history.
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When you mention the word 'vegan' or 'veganism' these days, people seldom meet you with a sideways glance as they used to.
As someone recently said to me: "Vegan is no longer considered some sort of Star Trek character."
In June alone, so far, there have been four pieces of news which show how huge the plant-based food movement has become – and how much it is continuing to grow.
Firstly, supermarket Iceland revealed that its vegan No Bull burgers have consistently out-sold their wagyu beef counterparts this year. As well as this, Iceland also stated that sales of its vegetable-based food have risen by 10 per cent over the past year.
Given that recent reports also show around 22 million people in the UK consider themselves to be 'flexitarians' – i.e reducing their meat/animal product intake – it's no wonder that such products are outselling their meat-based competitors.
When the Wicked Kitchen line launched in Tesco stores in January 2018, sale projections were estimated to be a little over 1 million units in the first 20 weeks.
Fast-forward to the end of that 20-week period, and sales figures show that they have absolutely smashed that projection, with more than 2.5 million units sold!
Derek Sarno, co-founder of Wicked Healthy along with his brother Chad, said that this proves there is an 'undeniable demand for vegan food'.
Now, time for a little bit of controversy: supermarket Sainsbury's has announced it is to start selling plant-based 'meat' in the standard meat aisles.
The retail giant will soon start selling Danish plant-based brand, Naturli', which features 'mince', burgers and sausages. I can completely understand why some vegans and vegetarians may not be in favour of this idea – after all, why would we want to be rummaging around in the meat aisle when we can just go to the vegetarian or vegan section?
The rationale behind this, however, is based on research and studies. Studies have shown that placing plant-based products in the meat aisle increases their sales. This means that more people will be trying vegan products, and therefore helping animals.
In the US, the Beyond Meat burger is sold in the meat aisle – figures show that the product is now the number one selling burger-patty in Southern California.
So whilst the idea of being in the meat aisle may not be appealing, to say the least, I think it is undeniable that such a measure will help animals. A few moments of discomfort whilst shopping is worth it if it means that more people will try plant-based foods. But of course, you will still have the option of going to the free-from section and vegetarian/vegan sections.
Last, but certainly not least, more than 3,500 people have signed up to Animal Aid's Summer Vegan Pledge – a 30-day Pledge which takes place in June.
This figure is unprecedented and the highest number of participants that we have ever had for a vegan pledge or challenge event. I am hopeful that a large majority of those taking part will remain vegan beyond June, and many others will reduce their animal product consumption afterwards.
Figures from our previous pledges/challenges show that on average 50 per cent of participants remain vegan and a further 45 percent reduce their animal product consumption after taking part.
One thing is clear: these news stories are just a small part of an ever-growing movement. Plant-based eating and veganism are words that are now normal, and in the public sphere.
As it become harder to ignore the impacts of animal farming - on animals, the planet, and our health, veganism is surely set to continue to grow.
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Determination after Disappointment
I finally got around to watching a Marie Forleo video that was in my "Watch Later" playlist. It wasn't at all what I was expecting. It made mention of that feeling of working hard and not getting anywhere, something that I am painfully aware of. They said it wasn't a matter of working harder, but rather realigning direction slightly. At first, I took it literally, as in, working hard but on the wrong specific things. Which would be accurate, nonetheless. My risk adverse traits certainly hold me back.
But rather, that the realignment was an emotional thing. That rewriting the script inside of my head is the difference between stewing in the disappointment, or taking the energy from it and turning it into something useful instead.
Making art so publicly hasn't quite made up for having this hermit lifestyle. I spend a lot of time making stuff, making videos of that stuff, and going to work to make the money that I don't get for making stuff. I've missed out on so much! I need to expand on an old resolution I once had about leaving the house every once in a while. But not just art stuff this time.
This week, I'm exploring the fun stuff. Trying out new materials maybe, new sketchbooks, new subject matter perhaps. John's had some extra days off this week, though it's much harder to find interesting places to go during the rainy months! On a whim, we stepped off the Skytrain and explored a bit of Central Park. No one told us that the wildlife was so friendly there! It spooked me, every time a chubby squirrel tumbled in my direction.
Now that I'm cooped up back at home, a sampler pack of watercolour papers (from Legion Paper) has arrived! My goodness, I wasn't expecting quite this fancy of a wrap. This is quite the fat stack of papers, beautifully labeled and presented in a fancy velcroed paper folder. It will be very difficult to disturb these with whatever "test" I might come up for them. It's an awful lot for say, a short video. I'm actually a little worried that I will have nothing to say about them! That I will try every one of these, including the widely-adored Arches, and spot no real difference or preference between them. There's really only one way to find out.
Show tiem
So this was the first show in which I got to hang my own artwork. This was pretty much the first time I've ever had to do that, but I did take note of how things were hung last time. Specifically, things were hung in little groupings, which is definitely a more interesting look! I tried to simulate that myself, with the additional suggestion to stagger them up and down a bit, and I like the way it turned out.
The reception itself, well, it's always the trickiest and most awkward/unpleasant part for me. I'm a social disaster, but overall, things were good. The difference between a big group show, and a small joint show, is that it's harder to ignore the fact that I don't have an in-person support system. I didn't know a single person there, other than my dude. That aspect is always a downer.
Regardless, it still feels good to know that I've made the effort.
On the complete other end of the spectrum, I didn't even have any holographic trading cards left to take to the show! I really only bought them because I was personally interested. There were fewer than ten sets and they were practically sold out within two days! Seems like a no-brainer to get more, but they are numbered as a limited set and I would like to honor that! It just means I'll need to order more than five copies the next time I get a solid series out :D
Thanks a lot, by the way. There is definitely a tight, little friendbase online and you are much too good to me! :D
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TORONTO, May 14, 2018 /CNW/ - Anaconda Mining Inc. ("Anaconda" or the "Company") – (TSX:ANX, OTCQX: ANXGF) is pleased to announce that Dustin Angelo, President and CEO of Anaconda, was recognized by Atlantic Business Magazine as one of Atlantic Canada's Top 50 CEOs for the third time. Mr. Angelo accepted his award in Halifax, Nova Scotia at an event hosted by Atlantic Business Magazine's publisher Hubert Hutton and emceed by "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" host Mark Critch.
"It was an honour to be in Halifax to receive the Top 50 CEO award and it's been great that Anaconda has been able to expand its presence in the Atlantic Canada region to Nova Scotia in the last year. We have made significant progress at our Goldboro Project and achieved some important value creating milestones. We recently published a positive Preliminary Economic Assessment, have seen exceptional results from our diamond drilling program, and will soon submit an Environmental Assessment application and begin a 10,000-tonne bulk sample. Our team has proven its ability to run a profitable and environmentally sustainable gold mine in Newfoundland and we intend to duplicate that success at Goldboro."
~ Dustin Angelo, President & CEO
This year Atlantic Business Magazine celebrates the 20th Anniversary of the Top 50 CEO Awards. Nominations are submitted by readers of the magazine and nominees are judged on their corporate, community and industry involvement, their company's growth in recent years, and their responses to various managerial challenges.
Anaconda is a TSX-listed gold mining, development, and exploration company, focused in the prospective Atlantic Canadian jurisdictions of Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. The Company operates the Point Rousse Project located in the Baie Verte Mining District in Newfoundland, comprised of the Stog'er Tight Mine, the Pine Cove open pit mine, the Argyle Mineral Resource, the fully-permitted Pine Cove Mill and tailings facility, and approximately 5,800 hectares of prospective gold-bearing property. Anaconda is also developing the Goldboro Project in Nova Scotia, a high-grade Mineral Resource, with the potential to leverage existing infrastructure at the Company's Point Rousse Project.
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Craig Moore believes his return to the Socceroos squad will provide the Brisbane Roar skipper a spark that could filter all the way through his club team mates.
Brisbane-s marquee man was this morning named in a very Australian outfit to take on the Netherlands in a friendly next week ahead of a crucial Asian Cup qualifier against Oman.
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Moore has again been a dominant force in the Hyundai A-League this season, leading the Roar to within a point of top spot after the opening eight rounds.
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Melbourne-s highly-rated attack will give the former Rangers captain a good workout a week ahead of the match against the Netherlands in the same stadium.
"But I-m confident that if you limit the supply to Archie Thompson, you keep (Carlos) Hernandez quiet and you limit Kevin Muscat-s distribution I believe you do stop Melbourne," he said.
"That-s easy for me to sit here and say that, you need to put that into practice and do it on the particular day."
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Naomi and Ely No Kiss List talks about Naomi and Ely, they fell in love their whole life, although Ely is not mature like other girls. "No Kiss List" organizations made their love broken.
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Bits is not too proud to steal a good idea. So we're borrowing Piggy, the Journal Star editorial page mascot for calling attention to litter in the city, to alert the Peoria Civic Center Authority: Ya'll might want to keep a closer eye on your cleanup crews.
There was a Rivermen hockey game at Carver Arena on Wednesday night, after which a crew cleaned up to prepare for the state tournament. Seems that one, or perhaps more, crew members found it too much work to actually lift the garbage off the floor and put it in a dispenser to be carted away. Instead, they appear to have just kind of kicked it under the seats.
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