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When I was a kid, we begged our parents for a pet. So, one day, we went out to the pet store and came home with a couple of Gerbils, a big glass case, the little spinning wheel, and one of those plastic balls.
We enjoyed watching the Gerbils in their case. But our favorite thing was to put one into that plastic ball and watch it run, hit a wall and turn, run some more, hit another wall and turn again, run some more, etc. etc. The Gerbil never got hurt….but it never got anywhere either.
How many of you does that sound like? You are running as fast as you can; but keep hitting walls. When you hit one, you change your tactics or strategy; then, you start running again..until you hit another wall. And so on, and so on.
The worst part? You do not want to ask for help; because then you might feel like a fraud. You've been in business for a few years, or a lot of years; and, admitting you are "stuck" might make others look down on you, right?
But ask yourself this: is it worth it to keep feeling that frustration and pain?
If your business and life where delivering you everything you had hoped, how amazing would THAT feel?
What if, instead of putting the Gerbil in an enclosed ball, I had put the Gerbil on a track with sides (to keep it from jumping out)? What if I had put food within "smelling distance" along certain points of the track; and then prodded the Gerbil gently along its way?
It would have gotten along much further, with a lot less frustration, wouldn't it?
I will be direct with you; there are A LOT of people who say they can help you. And some of us are right for you; and some us may not be. That's why I recommend that you interview at least 3 different coaches; then choose the one (or two, or three) you feel will help you in your particular situation.
At the very least, give yourself permission to get out of that plastic ball; and start getting the education and accountability that will get you moving rapidly towards your goals!


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The positions are: Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel, Valtteri Bottas, Kimi Raikkonen, Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo.
Hamilton secures pole, Stroll places 18th at Spanish Grand Prix qualifying
Lance Stroll finished 18th in qualifying at the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix on Saturday.
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton set the fastest lap time, clocking in at one minute, 19.149 seconds, edging Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel by 0.051 seconds.
It was Hamilton's 64th career pole and his third in five races this year, putting the three-time world champion in position to challenge Vettel for the series lead on Sunday. With two wins in four races, Vettel has a 13-point advantage over Hamilton in the standings.
"I think it is going to be a tough race for us, when you see how close it is between us — it is milliseconds," Hamilton said. "It is a long run down the first turn, so it is important to get a good start."
Hamilton's Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas will start from third place on the grid, alongside the other Ferrari driver, Kimi Raikkonen.
The fifth and sixth places were awarded Red Bull teammates Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo, respectively.
Fernando Alonso of Spain pulled off the big surprise of the day at his home Grand Prix by qualifying seventh in his sluggish McLaren-Honda.
The top-10 was rounded out in order by Sergio Perez (Force India), Felipe Massa (Williams) and Esteban Ocon (Force India).
Eighteen-year-old Stroll, from Mont-Tremblant, remains pointless after four races and is hoping to jumpstart his campaign as F1 embarks on the European portion of the championship. However he will have his work cut out for him at Sunday's race in Barcelona starting from 18th on the grid, after setting a qualifying time of one minute, 22.411 seconds.
Twenty drivers compete in F1 races, and only the top 10 finishers are awarded championship points.
Stroll's teammate at Williams, Felipe Massa, also struggled and was ninth on the starting grid.
"I think it's a difficult week for the team, but it happens," Stroll said. "It will be a long race on Sunday … I hope we can pull a rabbit out of the hat. But obviously, it's disappointing."
The 18-year-old rookie had complained all week about track adherence. He had not been able to do better than the 17th time after the three free practice sessions.
"I just got into trouble with my car and my tires. The car is very nervous this weekend, and we were unable to put all the pieces of the puzzle together."
Here are the qualifying results Saturday for the Spanish GrandPrix at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya (driver, car, time):
1. Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes, 1 minute, 19:149 seconds.
2. Sebastian Vettel, Ferrari, 1:19.200.
3. Valtteri Bottas, Mercedes, 1:19.373.
4. Kimi Raikkonen, Ferrari, 1:19.439.
5. Max Verstappen, Red Bull, 1:19.706.
6. Daniel Ricciardo, Red Bull, 1:20.175.
7. Fernando Alonso, McLaren, 1:21.048.
8. Sergio Perez, Force India, 1:21.070.
9. Felipe Massa, Williams, 1:21.232.
10. Esteban Ocon, Force India, 1:21.272.
Second Session
11. Kevin Magnussen, Haas, 1:21.329.
12. Carlos Sainz, Toro Rosso, 1:21.371.
13. Nico Hulkenberg, Renault, 1:21.397.
14. Romain Grosjean, Haas, 1:21.517.
15. Pascal Wehrlein, Sauber, 1:21.803
First Session
16. Marcus Ericsson, Sauber, 1:22.332.
17. Jolyon Palmer, Renault, 1:22.401.
18. Lance Stroll, Williams, 1:22.411.
19. Stoffel Vandoorne, McLaren, 1:22.532.
20. Daniil Kvyat, Toro Rosso, 1:22.746
Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Coloured pencil on Black Mat Board
This gorgeous little girl is called Pippa and I have drawn her a few times. She is the daughter of my artist friend Andrea Knowles, who kindly allowed me to use this reference photo again to create a drawing tutorial. I have had a bit of a passion for drawing on black surfaces and quite a few artists have asked me about skin tones when drawing on black. This 27 page tutorial is available from my website at http://www.miniatureartbykhull.com/tutorials_36.html. I have done it predominantly using Caran D'ache Pablos and Faber Castell Polychromos. The Caran D'ache are more vibrant on the black support, but do tend to sit on the surface and leave more dust, and the Polychromos are wonderful for pushing the Pablo pigment into the black surface to give a smoother, more polished look :)


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Five wickets from Samir Haque and half centuries from Gary Hunter and Kamran Mansoor ensured that Percy Main crashed to a 108 run defeat at Consett CC.
Having won the toss & invited the hosts to bat David Anderson was hoping his bowlers could take wickets early with the new ball. Consett openers Gary Hunter & Andy Stokoe frustrated the villagers with a stand of 58 for the opening wicket, however Percy Main's bowlers diligently stuck to their task ensuring the run rate hovered around 3 runs an over. Jon Nicholls made the breakthrough in the 19th over when he tempted Stokoe into a pull shot & he picked out Will Taylor at square leg who took a sharp catch to give Nicholls (1-17) his maiden Percy Main wicket.
Barry Stewart's reintroduction 5 overs later brought 2 wickets in 3 overs as he bowled Stephen Turnbull for 9 with a delivery that cut back sharply & then trapped Consett captain Gary Hunter lbw for 50 with a delivery that swung back into the left hander. Hunter's 50 came from just 62 balls and contained six 4's and one 6.
With the score at 85-3 in the 27th over the villagers kept bowling tightly pursuing more wickets. Will Taylor (2-32) took a wicket in his first over as he bowled Paul Ringer for 4 via his inside edge. Before he beat Robbie Winn's defence to bowl him for 18.
Consett's hopes of passing 200 now lay with Kamran Mansoor. He began to play his shots & run hard between the wickets. Mansoor drove Amit Sunda (0-55) through mid on & tried to run three. Adrian Woodward diligently chased after the ball stopping it a yard from the boundary and returning a fast throw to wicket keeper Anthony Hornby who removed the bails to run out John Chapman for 1.
Chapman's runout left Consett 142-6 before Sunda found Mansoor's outside edge but unfortunately Hornby spilled a difficult one handed catch diving at full stretch to his right. Having been given a lifeline Mansoor took full advantage of it as he displayed his range of shots in a partnership of 58 with Dan Milligan. Mansoor took 12 from Sunda's final over pulling Barry Stewart for 6 over square leg, as he raced to a 49 ball half century that contained five 4's and two 6's.
Mansoor took Consett to 200 before a mix up with Milligan over a second run allowed James Stanistreet to return an accurate throw to Barry Stewart who ran out Milligan for 22.
Andrew Green then got the vital wicket of Mansoor as he had him caught for 66 by Mark Armstrong at third man. Green then bowled Samir Haque for 6 to finish with 2-39 from his 5 overs.
Barry Stewart finished off the Consett innings with the last ball of the innings. Stewart trapped Andrew Forster lbw for 2 to finish with 3-30 from his 11 overs as Consett were all out for 214.
Chasing 215 the Villagers got off to the worst possible start as they lost Anthony Hornby for 4. Hornby smashed a pull shot from the bowling of Gary Hunter only to See Samir Haque pull off an amazing reaction catch at backward square leg.
David Anderson and will Taylor settled the innings down with a partnership of 35. Taylor timed the ball beautifully hitting two 4's and a 6 as he raced to 24 from just 22 balls before he attempted to pull Mark Dixon but only succeeded in hitting the ball straight into the hands of Paul Ringer at square leg.
At 49-2 in the 12th over David Anderson knew that one good partnership would give the villagers a genuine chance of winning the game. Unfortunately 3 wickets fell in the space of 10 overs. James Stanistreet was lbw to Robbie Hunter for 4. Barry Stewart was caught at cover by Robbie Winn when he tried to drive Dan Milligan, then Andrew Green was out for a duck as he tamely chipped Haque to Winn at mid on.
With Percy Main 74-5 at the drinks break. Captain Anderson knew he would have to increase the run rate to get anywhere near the target. After the drinks break he was more positive reaching 35 from 68 balls before he was bowled by Haque.
Percy Main's lower order played intelligently to ensure that the villagers picked up a batting point for passing 100. Michael Boyd & Amit Sunda both fell to the bowling of Haque caught by Mark Dixon & Gary Hunter. Adrian Woodward was bowled by Mark Dixon for 7 before Mark Armstrong was last man out for 9 with the total at 106.
Armstrong's dismissal brought to an end a disappointing afternoon for the villagers. Captain David Anderson will be looking for a response from his team next Saturday when they host Newcastle City at Crosslings St John's Terrace 1:30pm start.
In the second XI fixture at Crosslings St John's Terrace Percy Main's bowlers produced a brilliant performance to win a tight game by 39 runs.
Percy Main's openers Tony Robson & Steve Knight added 61 for the opening wicket before Robson fell for 19. Knight would be dismissed 4 short of his half century 2 overs later. At 69-2 wickets fell rapidly. Barry Errington, James Peart, Andrew Beer & Laurie Robson all fell quickly with just 12 runs between them. Paddy Rathbone shepherded the lower order with a patient 31 to ensure the villagers passed 100 before Captain Steven Patterson hit an unbeaten 13 to take the villagers to 136 all out.
Defending 137 Blyth Duncan Jr got Percy Main off to the dream start as he removed the top 4 batsmen as Consett were reduced to 37-4. Duncan Jr would finish with 4-16 from his 10 overs.
Spin twins Steven Patterson & Dan McGee took 2-21 & 1-30 and were backed up by some great fielding, before James Crowe (1-14) & Paddy Rathbone (1-5) removed Consett's lower order to bowl them out for 97 and give Percy Main victory by 39 runs. Having won both opening games Steve Patterson will be hoping his side can make it 3 wins in a row next week at Newcastle City.
In the 3rd XI game on Sunday, Captain Craig Hall can be thankful of a great performance with bat and ball from Ali Maberley that helped the villagers produce a win that looked unlikely when they were 68-6.
Having won the toss and batted Percy Main were reduced to 68-6 in the opening 20 overs with Paul Langley scoring a patient 29 as wickets constantly fell at the other end. Captain Hall & Abhishek Sunda added 29 for the 7th wicket before Hall was dismissed lbw for 19. Hall's dismissal was unlucky as the ball appeared to be clearing the stumps.
At 94-7 Ali Maberley walked to the crease. Maberley showed great application in a partnership of 61 for the 8th wicket with Sunda. Maberley patiently settled in as he and Sunda rotated the strike taking the villagers past 125 before both men were more positive in their stroke play. Maberley hit consecutive boundaries to bring up the 150. The partnership ended 5 runs later when Sunda was out for a well compiled 35. Sunda's 35 contained just 1 boundary but in the context of the game it was a match winning effort.
Maberley would depart 3 overs later for a career best 42. Maberley hit seven 4's in his 52 ball innings and almost quadrupled his previous career best of 12.
Last pair Andrew Cherry (4 not out) & David Hancock (1) took the villagers to 175 & a 3rd batting point before Hancock was unluckily ran out backing up off the penultimate ball of the innings. Cherry hit a straight drive back to the bowler who flicked the ball back onto the stumps with Hancock short of his ground.
Defending 176 Percy Main were frustrated by an opening stand of 58 between Neil Stephenson & Andrew Muchall. The stand was broken by Ali Maberley who had Muchall caught by Pradeep Nair. Nair took a fantastic catch at cover as he was running back whilst the ball was in the air & had to dive to his right to complete the catch.
Maberley would take 3 more wickets in his next 6 overs. Maberley bowled Scott Newton for 15 with a delivery that came back into the right hander. Maberley then trapped Neil Stephenson lbw for 60 with a Yorker. Maberley then had Chris Douglas caught by Sam Hogg at midwicket for 13. Hogg's catch was a fantastic catch taken low down as Douglas's pull shot was struck off the middle of the bat & travelled to Hogg at speed. Maberley would finish with 4-35 from his 9 overs.
At 118-4 the game was in the balance but David Hancock (2-25) & Bryan Cowey (4-11) took the remaining 6 wickets quickly to tilt the balance in Percy Mains favour.
Hancock bowled Andrew McLeod for 2 with a beautiful off cutter then Cowey bowled a long hop to Ewan Campbell who managed to pick out Ali Maberley on the square leg boundary. A sharp piece of wicket keeping by Steven Whitmore gave Cowey his second wicket as he stumped Tony Freeman without scoring. Hancock then bowled Mark Sheppand for 5 before Whitmore took another stumping from Cowey to dismiss last man Chris Richardson for a duck.
The rush of wickets meant that South Shields were all out for 143 giving Percy Main victory by 32 runs. This victory seemed unlikely when they slumped to 68-6 after 15 overs but the team showed great character to fight their way back into the game. They will look to add another victory when they host Annfield Plain on Sunday. 1:30pm start.


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Indian-spiced Roast Chicken
You know that feeling? That feeling of standing infront of an ingredient that you work with week in and week out. An ingredient that is very versatile but for some or other reason you have no ideas what to do with? That's how I felt last week when I had two, beautiful and plump, free-range chickens in front of me but had no idea what to do with them. Of course I could go the tried and tested route and flavour it with lemon juice and lots of herbs but I wanted something different. Yet, I still wanted the familiarity associated with roast chicken and all the comfort it brings (can you tell I'm an indecisive person?).
I spent all day thinking of new ways to use this chicken and really just couldn't come up with anything. Eventually I started going through my blog for inspiration (not something I do often, I must admit). I saw the Butter Chicken Grilled Chicken post and thought why not incorporate something along those lines with a whole chicken. And so, the Indian-spiced Roast Chicken was born. I made a simple marinade using yoghurt, curry paste (korma), garam masala and lime juice and smeared it under the chicken skin and all over the chicken. I also spooned the left-over marinade into the cavity of the chicken. The end result was juicy, tender and incredibly flavoured chicken that had me licking my fingers. I served the chicken with a cucumber and red onion salad and naan bread and it was a meal to remember! (Perfect for Valentine's day actually!)
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Serves 4-6
I've gotten a few comments from readers who have found the chicken too strongly spiced. If you like gently spiced/milder food, halve the quantities of he seasoning and spices. I like bold, punchy flavours and so I like to use loads of spice on my food. Also, the rub is only used on the outside of the chicken so I like it to be a bit stronger as the chicken meat itself can be quite bland.
1 x 1.5-2kg free-range chicken, innards removed
1 cup plain yoghurt
3 tbsp curry paste (I used a Korma paste)
2 tbsp garam masala (I used a hot mix from my local curry shop)
2 tsp salt
juice of 2 limes (or lemons)
1 tsp sugar
to serve
cucumber & red onion salad
naan bread
- Pre-heat the oven to 180°c.
- Combine all the marinade ingredients and smear all over the chicken. I gently loosened the skin over the chicken breasts and smeared some of the marinade underneath the skin as well. Spoon the remaining marinade into the cavity of the chicken.
- Place the chicken into a roasting tray and place in the oven.
- Allow to roast for 45 minutes at 180 °c before turning the heat up to 220°c. Allow the chicken to roast for another 30-45 minutes checking regularly to see that the spice mixture isn't burning.
- Remove the chicken from the oven and check that it's cooked throughout by checking that the juices run clear when you cut into it. Return to the oven, covered with foil if it's not cooked to your liking.
- Serve the chicken with naan bread and cucumber salad.
I was most impressed with this chicken recipe – so tasty, yet easy to prepare. I added some fresh chopped coriander to the yoghurt marinade, as well as some chopped chillies, as my husband and I are spicy food freaks! I also used my own home-made garam masala. We cooked the chicken on our gas barbeque (braai), using a drip tray beneath in which I roasted potatoes and pumpkin.We loved this succulent yet deliciously spicy chicken dish – a nice variation on the usual tandoori skewers. Thank you very much. I'll be cooking this meal again and again.
Tried this recepie today – loved it !
A big Y U M <3
Gonna try it for tonight
The chicken was very good. I had to adjust the cook time and temperature substantially, as I bought a six pound chicken, but if you plan for that, you should be pleased with the results. I don't normally eat the skin on chicken, but this was crisp and tasty–I couldn't resist!
Hi, I make the Indian spicy chicken all the time and your recipe is missing a few ingredients.
Respectfully I would like to point them out.
Pls add yogurt to few tbsp of oil , add garlic to this recipie and paprika or red chillies for the authentic red colour, otherwise food color also works . Pls try and let me know.
Currently making this recipe for thanksgiving!!!
This looks yummy!
I have chicken thighs instead. Will the same recipe work for them?
Have you tried this on the grill before?
Thank you!
Alida, this chicken was great and so juicy! I didn't have yogurt so used sour cream and that worked well. There was so much of the mixture, I just ended up rolling the chicken around in it so I could get as much of it as possible on and in the chicken. I actually didn't care for the marinade (on it's own) when I tasted it but went ahead and cooked the chicken anyway and am so glad I did because it is amazing when done! Thank you for creating and sharing this wonderful and new way to roast chicken. I also appreciate the person who posted the link to the homemade curry pastes… I used store-bought korma curry but will definitely try making my own next time.
Oh My Goodness! Made this tonight and it was awesome. Like you, I love spice but didn't have spicy curry paste or garam masala. The only change I made was adding cayenne pepper to pump up the heat. My husband is licking his fingers as we speak. Great recipe!
I think it would be great in a crockpot. The cooking times might just need to be adjusted a little.
this looks amazing. I wonder how it would turn out if I made it in my crockpot…
Nus, I'm sure 48 hours should be fine if it's well sealed and the chicken is fresh.
What's the longest time the chicken can be marinating in the fridge for? Is 48 hours too long?
My chicken is marinating in this as we speak… Can't wait to try it!!
I hope you love it!
Lee, In South Africa we use the Metric system so all my recipes use Degrees Celsius.
Increased to 375 fahrenheit
Are the degrees in Celsius or Fahrenheit seems to be taking really long to cook
I followed this recipe after pinning it, it was great loved it, I'd recommend covering the bird for the first 30mins however as the marinade did begin to catch! All in all a great mid-week number well done!
This chicken is REALLY yummy! It makes quite a bit of marinade so I ended up using about half as a dipping sauce on the side, to which I added a few tablespoons of apricot preserves. The skin is the best part. Lot's of flavor! Thank you for sharing this recipe!
This looks amazing! On my to do list for next week.
Great tip. Thanks Sorcha!
I love curry, I'm going to try this recipe, can't wait to try it, thanks
Hope you enjoy it Isabel!
That is so mouthwatering! Can't wait to try it!
Thanks Julia!
Made it for the first time for dinner tonight. We loved it. I couldnt find any garam masala so I used chili powder. I also added some stuff to the recipe. I changed the salt measurement to 1/4 tsp. I dont like using salt when I cook. Definitely making whole chicken like this everytime 🙂
So glad you liked it! I also just love it.
Instead of replacing the garam masala with chili powder, you could more closely approximate the flavour of garam masala with a combination of nutmeg, cinnamon, cayenne, and black pepper … add some coriander, cumin and cardamom if you have them, too.
We cooked this on our charcoal grill this last night for Mother's Day here in the US. Fantastic! The spice level was perfect for us, and the smoke from the grill enhanced the flavor. I will definitely make this next time I want to impress dinner guests. I couldn't find korma curry paste at our main grocery so I used Jamie Oliver's recipe. http://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/uncategorised-recipes/easy-homemade-curry-pastes
So glad you liked it Angie!
I just found this recipe through a friend on Pinterest last week, and made it for the first time tonight. I is awesome! My husband and I both loved it! Thank you so much – now I have a new way to roast chicken!
I'm so glad you liked it Jes!
I followed the recipe exactly as stated and used all the right ingredients.It came out bad. 2tsp of salt was waaaay to much and 45min at 180 and then another 45min at 220 was not even close to enough roasting time.I was hoping this would be good but it wasn't 🙁
what camera did you use to take these pics? i really need to know. food looks mouthwatering tasty!
Your photography is simply beautiful – the best food photography I think I've ever seen!
Hi Alida
WOW WOW WOW! I love your new design on the blog!
Hello – I can't wait for your new website!! this is my daily getting into work routine… reading through your blog… will pop in later to see if the new site is launched yet!
this is what we always make for Sunday roast very yummy and the chicken comes out tender every time…I just make my own curry paste but yummy non the less….ur pics look delicious as always.
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Listen: Bruno Mars – Count On Me
Today started with rain, and ended on a high note. Literally.
It was a pretty mediocre day, until I decided to re-watch the Maccabeats music video that's been going around. Which led to me watch the original A Cappella cover of Dynamite by Mike Tompkins. And pretty soon I was jumping around singing about "latkes dancing all night in the club".
Music has the amazing ability to turn an ordinary day into something exciting. Instead of vegging out in front of the computer or tv all night, I was dancing around the kitchen, bedroom, living room… with an infectious beat running through my head and (apologies to the neighbors) mouth.
If you haven't seen either video yet, please watch them! The covers (in my opinion)are even better than the original Taio Cruz version.
A bit off topic, but I've been watching the figure skating Grand Prix in France this week. Although I generally prefer watching ice dancing over singles skating, I have to say that the Men's Free Skate was particularly impressive. Florent Amodio was superb, and Brandon Mroz has really improved. One thing I noticed is that Brandon has beautiful movement in his arms- they are constantly in fluid motion. Somewhat disappointed that none of the American men made it to the Grand Prix final, but it should be a fierce competition.


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The event commemorated in the arms does not have to be
historically accurate: it can derive from legend or tradition.
The two monks with swords supporting the arms of Monaco
refer to a tradition that the Grimaldis, the ruling family, once dressed
as monks to capture a castle.
This is an addition to existing arms bestowed by the Sovereign
in recognition of an outstanding achievement or service.
General Doyle was awarded a canton with "Egypt"
and a feather for serving there.
Malta as a nation
was awarded the George Cross in 1943
which was added to its arms.
Admiral Brisbane was
awarded a chief and a
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No. 14 Baseball Sweeps Beavers With 8-4 Victory
May 16, 2004
TEMPE, Ariz. (www.TheSunDevils.com) -- Arizona State freshman Zechry Zinicola went 2-for-5 with a two-run home run and the No. 14 Sun Devils used a pair of four-run innings to record a 8-4 victory over Oregon State to secure the series sweep Sunday afternoon in Pac-10 Baseball action at Packard Stadium.
Zinicola (San Bernadino, Calif.), who earned a pair of saves on the mound in the first two games of the series, provided the big blow to the Beavers with a two-run home run in the eighth inning to break open what was a 4-3 game.
ASU won its seventh straight and 12th in the last 14 games to improve to 35-13 overall. Securing the first conference sweep of the year, the Devils remain in a tie for third place in the Pac-10 with UCLA at 10-8. After starting the conference slate 3-6, ASU has won seven of its last nine league matchups. Oregon State lost its sixth straight to fall to 27-18 overall and 7-11 in the Pac-10.
Sophomore left-hander Brett Bordes picked up the win on the mound giving up four hits and one earned run in five innings. The Dobson High product struck out four and walked only two to improve to 3-0 on the season. Freshmen relievers Quentin Andes (1.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R) and Pat Cassa (1.2 IP, 4 H, 1 R) each pitched solid in the middle innings to maintain ASU's lead. Sophomore lefty Erik Averill sealed the win by striking out three of the four batters he faced to earn his first career save.
Oregon State starting pitcher Andy Baldwin was roughed up for four runs on three hits in one-plus inning of work. Baldwin walked three in his short stint on the mound and was saddled with the loss to fall to 5-5 on the year. Freshman reliever Kevin Gunderson held the Devils in check, giving up one run and four hits in a career-high five innings.
The Beavers jumped out to the early 1-0 lead in the first inning. After an infield single and walk, OSU pushed across a run on a two-out fielding error by second baseman Nick Walsh.
The Devils answered with a four-run second inning to take the lead for good. A leadoff double from Zinicola, followed three consecutive walks led to the first run. Junior catcher Tuffy Gosewisch walked with the bases loaded to tie the game at 1-1. Freshman first baseman Joe Persichina followed with a run-scoring single and Walsh had a sacrifice fly to center field to extend the lead to 3-1. Junior All-American shortstop Dustin Pedroia capped the rally with a single to center field to score Colin Curtis.
With Gunderson keeping the Sun Devils off the scoreboard, OSU chipped away at the lead. Designated hitter Mike Lissman hit a solo home run off Bordes in the fifth inning to cut the lead to 4-2. The Beavers then loaded the bases with no outs in the seventh inning, but ended up with only one run. Cassa coaxed cleanup hitter Aaron Mathews to ground into a 6-4-3 double play allowing a run to score and then got Tony Calderon to fly out to right field to end the inning, preserving the one-run lead.
The Devils added to its lead with another four-run frame in the eighth. Travis Buck led off the inning with a hit-by-pitch to end Gunderson's fine performance. After a stolen base and a groundout by Jeff Larish to move Buck to third, Zinicola provided the game's biggest hit. The freshman designated hitter greeted OSU reliever Jared Sanders' first pitch with a two-run home run over the left field fence.
Pedroia (Woodland, Calif.) went 2-for-4 with two RBI for his 24th multi-hit game of the year.
OSU was led by multi-hit performances by Jacoby Ellsbury (2-for-3, 2 R), Lissman (2-for-5, R, RBI), Shea McFeely (2-for-4, HR, RBI) and Tyler Graham (2-for-4).
The Sun Devils return to action Tuesday with a non-conference game against the University of New Mexico at Isotopes Ballpark in Albuquerque. ASU also plays New Mexico State on Wednesday (6 p.m. MST) and then travels to Tucson for a three-game series against Arizona.
Game Notes: Jeff Larish had his season-high 13-game hitting streak snapped going 0-for-5... Zinicola had two saves on the mound and went 4-for-13 at the plate in the series against the Beavers... Dustin Pedroia recorded his 24th multi-hit game of the year and has 283 hits in his career... ASU leads the all-time series against Oregon State 28-10, including winning 10 of the last 11... Nick Walsh went 1-for-1 with a HBP, sacrifice fly and a walk in his last regular season home game at Packard Stadium... Walsh went 5-for-8 (.625) in the series against OSU and is hitting .442 (23-for-52) in Pac-10 games... the Beavers and Sun Devils had not hit a home run in the previous two games of the series... the sweep was ASU's first in Pac-10 play since sweeping Arizona to end the 2003 regular season at home.
Arizona State 8, Oregon State 4 (May 16, 2004 at Tempe, Ariz.)----------------------------------------------------------------------Oregon State........ 100 010 110 - 4 10 2 (27-18, 7-11 Pac-10)Arizona State....... 040 000 40X - 8 10 1 (35-13, 10-8 Pac-10)----------------------------------------------------------------------Pitchers: Oregon State - Baldwin; Gunderson(2); Pendley(7); Sanders(7); Asleton(7); McCormick(7). Arizona State - Bordes; Andes(6); Cassa(7); Averill(8).Win-Bordes(3-0) Save-Averill(1) Loss-Baldwin(5-5) T-3:04 A-2354HR OSU - Lissman (6); McFeely (5).HR ASU - Zinicola (3).
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The team of dentists at Three Towns Dental Care can offer a full range of NHS and private treatments, including the following:
Preventative treatments
Fissure sealants
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Crown & bridgework
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Specialist treatments
We offer orthodontics services at the practices. Specialist Consultant Orthodontist at Glasgow Dental Hospital, Philip Benington, can provide NHS and private orthodontics to patients who are registered at the practice but also patients from other practices' are welcome to attend to see Mr Benington for a NHS or private Orthodontic assessment.
We are able to provide the majority of oral surgery treatments in the practice as we have Catriona Forsyth, a dentist from with a special interest in working with us. Catriona works in the Oral Surgery department at Glasgow Dental Hospital three days per week and works at Three Towns Dental Care two days per week.
Implant assessment and Implants can now be placed at the practice. Scot Muir BDS, MSc, Implantologist with a Masters in Implantology and a teacher in this field, has a special interest and will carry out these treatments at the practice.
Sedation Services
We understand that the majority of people don't really like attending the dentist but we try to make it as a relaxing experience as possible with a highly professional, friendly team to ease you on the journey of visiting the practice.
For those people who are very nervous, fearful, anxious or even phobic of receiving dental treatment we can provide sedation in the practice. We carry out both intravenous sedation and relative analgesia (gas and air) sedation. Many of our patients gradually become less fearful and require less or even no sedation for future appointments as we want our patients to become less anxious and these patients become less worried and feel more at ease when attending for their dental appointments.
If sedation is required your usual dentist will discuss the options and possibly refer you to our dentists who carry out sedation in the practice.
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Our dentist Clare Cravens offers a range of facial aesthetic treatments to patients including non-permanent facial fillers and rejuvenation treatments.
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On her way through a mountain pass to meet a client she's been hired to guide, Sonja meets the former subjects of a fallen king said to haunt the mountains in the years since losing the war and his life to a savage tribe of mountain trolls. When the young girl she was hired to escort off the mountain is spirited away right before her eyes, Sonja follows, dragging along the town hag. In the crags above the village, she discovers the Hall of the Lonely King, where folk have disappeared to for years, never to return again. Its here she meets the lonesome king, his spectral guard...and the flesh-eating enemies who feast on the King's kidnapped subjects.
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The IBC Act (International Business Companies Act), 1984 was a statute of the BVI (British Virgin Islands) that legalized the incorporation of International corporations/businesses. After the adoption of the BVI IBC, it was considered as the model status in the international companies and is also the basic building block of the international financial business industry. Basically, an IBC is a private organization that is relieved from taxation and is suitable almost for any international business activity.
BVI IBC has a flexible organizational structure, maintains a strict provision for confidentiality and hence are easily operated, controlled and maintained. The IBC Act is made especially for the requirements of international businesses. The administration of an International Business Company is conducted either in the BVI or in any other jurisdiction. There are many benefits of British Virgin Islands over many other international financial centres. One of the major benefits is that US dollar is the official currency of BVI and hence the local government doesn't supply any artificial manipulation of money. Another benefit of BVI IBC is that it is a British Overseas Territory, thus has a better political stability.
Moreover, it is an independent judicial system and its laws and regulations are regularly designed in consultation with the private sector. As per a new act, BVI IBC is now a BVI Business Company (BVI BC) that means the differences between offshore and onshore legal entities has been removed and hence continues to be to benefit all the substantial advantages along with taxation.


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Because this is a sensitive topic, I composed most if it before the Blessed Sacrament during Eucharistic adoration. This post is my response to a letter I received a few days ago.
Breastfeeding is part of God's design for His children. During pregnancy, a woman begins to produce colostrum and some are even able to express a bit of it. Then after birth, a woman's body produces colostrum and then gradually mature milk (in most cases). If this were not the case, the human race would have died out long ago. The manufacturing of suitable breast milk substitutes is a modern phenomenon. Formula is a godsend for women who are unable to produce a full milk supply or even a partial supply and for those rare situations when breastfeeding is contraindicated or unavailable.
Several popes, including Saint Pope John Paul II publicly supported breastfeeding during their papacies. Pope Francis I continues to support breastfeeding during this current papacy. Also, several bishops and parish priests have publicly supported breastfeeding over the years including Fr. Sauppe with his Theotokos chaplet that he so beautifully composed and the Madonna chapel that he designed.
But is breastfeeding a moral duty? Fr. Virtue makes this case in his dissertation, Mother and Infant. He states that "...maternal breastfeeding is the norm of nature to ensure good mothering and optimum development of the child, and hence a serious moral obligation of mothers." What is meant by "serious moral obligation?" What Fr. Virtue means is that breastfeeding should not be trivially avoided, not that it is sinful to not breastfeed. I believe that is the key here - breastfeeding is so important that the decision to breastfeed or not breastfeed should be researched, discussed and prayed about. Most pregnant couples attend a series of at least four childbirth class sessions, read birth and parenting books, and spend time researching which car seat is best. Shouldn't they seriously discern whether or not to breastfeed?
That being said, there are so many variables involved in whether or not a mother successfully breastfeeds her baby. Support is a big factor. Without support, many women give up. That is one reason, the Catholic Nursing Mothers League was founded - to support and encourage Catholic women who breastfeed and to help parishes realize the importance of it. Pam Pilch talks about these breastfeeding subgroups in her article at http://www.catholicmom.com/pilch.01.htm. Various breastfeeding challenges that come up can also affect the success of the breastfeeding relationship especially when healthcare providers give out outdated info or readily suggest substituting formula. I, personally, had a doctor suggest that I stop breastfeeding my three month old baby, so I could take his first choice antibiotic (it turned out I really didn't need it). When I objected, he gave me his second choice which was compatible with breastfeeding. What if I was an inexperienced mother and had followed his initial advice? In addition, some parenting practices can often help or hinder the duration of breastfeeding. Also, those moms who need to work outside the house to provide for their families might face resistance from employers when wanting to pump during their legally mandated break times even though many states have laws protecting the right to pump. Then there is the situation of a woman who was previously abused and breastfeeding is just mentally and emotionally excruciating for her. We can never really know what is in someone else's heart or really understand what they have experienced in one's life.
Breastfeeding is best for mom and baby. It is what God intended for nourishing babies. Science and the Church both agree. Not only is it ideal but it is something you do not want want to miss out on! I will treasure all those years I breastfed my children for the rest of my life! If you, my dear reader, were unable to breastfeed your baby due to circumstances outside your control, know that you did your best and take some time right now to snuggle and love that little baby of yours! Also know that even if you were unable to breastfeed one baby, does not automatically mean you will definitely be unable to breastfeed another baby (depending on the situation).
I, personally, do not believe one has to breastfeed to be thoroughly Catholic, because this issue is not
totally black and white like mentioned above. However, I do think all Catholic mothers should research, discuss, and pray about the decision to breastfeed and not choose artificial breast milk substitutes for trivial reasons. Your baby deserves the best!
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Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Breastfeeding and Postpartum Depression
Postpartum depression is an especially difficult situation, because a new mom is not getting enough sleep and needing to be "on call" for her baby yet she cannot ignore the depressive feelings and thoughts she is having. She might feel guilty about needing time to care for herself or feel guilty for her negative feelings and thoughts at such a joyful time of life. However, postpartum depression is an illness that needs to be treated, so it is important to get help - contact your health care provider. If you are feeling depressed, please do not feel guilty or embarrassed! The transition from pregnancy to postpartum involves major hormonal changes. Remember - a baby grew inside of you, entered the world and now you are nourishing him with your milk. Adjusting to the first or even the tenth baby takes time.
A mom suffering from postpartum depression needs to be aware of what treatments are compatible with breastfeeding. The good news is that breastfeeding reduces the likelihood a woman will have postpartum depression. According to Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, there are a number of home treatments moms can incorporate into their lifestyle as a starting point before pursuing medication. These home treatments may be all that are needed or they can be used in conjunction with medication prescribed by a healthcare provider. Home treatments include: breastfeeding, exercise, omega 3 fatty acids, St. John's Wort, and cognitive therapy. Consult your healthcare provider before consuming omega 3 fatty acids and St. John's Wort, as they may not be appropriate taken with certain medications and/or in certain health situations. Breastfeeding and exercise help reduce maternal stress and help with mood. The other treatments listed, in addition to anti-depressant medication, decrease depression due to their anti-inflammatory effect. If you ever a question about using a particular medication while breastfeeding, LactMed and Dr. Hale's InfantRisk Center are great resources. Also, hormonal and thyroid issues sometimes exhibit as depression, so consider asking your health care provider about tests for these.
In addition to home treatment and possibly medication, a Catholic mother can pray for Saint Dymphna's intercession. She is the patron saint of those suffering from nervous disorders or mental illness. Also, some mothers find the rosary soothing, because of its chant-like quality. Here are two book ideas that might provide comfort and practical help: Surviving Depression: A Catholic Approach and Catholic Guide to Depression.
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There is something inherently badass about the jewelry creations from Pamela Love. Be it a ring, cuff, necklace, or headpiece, her jewels are bound to make a statement and amp up any ensemble. So, it should come as no surprise that we've found ourselves bewitched again by her daring designs.
Here, we've pulled the 10 Pamela Love pieces that top our covet list for fall. From edgy, arrowhead rings and Day of the Dead skull necklaces, to sterling pendants and earrings complete with alluring eye details, shop all of the enchanting jewelry ahead.


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with Abbi Miller in Amorgos, Greece
6 nights in Aegiali, Amorgos, Greece
Mon Jul 11 - Sun Jul 17, 2016
|7 days 6 nights at Aegialis Hotel & Spa
|+ Breakfast served on buffet daily, with organic ingredients from our own garden, and lunch and dinner daily, including vegetarian and vegan dishes
|Abbi facilitates an athletic, musical and rooted vinyasa flow practice each morning. Evenings alternate between juicy yin-and restorative slow-flows, and sunset meditations viewing the Aegean sea. Abbi welcomes students of all abilities and embraces modifications whenever needed.
+ Free use of Spa facilities (sauna, hammam, jacuzzi, indoor heated sea water swimming pool, fitness centre)
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Free use of Spa facilities (sauna, hammam, jacuzzi, indoor heated sea water swimming pool, fintess centre), 1 30-minute Swedish massage, 10% discount on Spa treatments, Island tour, Herbal tour, Cooking Class, Tour of Aegiali villages, Hiking, Wine tasting, Greek dance lesson, Donkey ride, Snorkeling, Pottery class, Icon painting
Not included: flights to/from Naxos airport, Santorini airport Athens International Airport. and travel insurance. Guests are responsible for purchasing travel medical insurance and cancellation insurance which are also not included.
She works all over the globe via her self-titled brand, Abbi Miller: Holistic Nutrition + Yoga. She received her 200-hour Vinyasa Certification through Laughing Lotus (San Francisco) and has studied all over India, including Ashtanga yoga with Kamal Singh of Tattva Yoga Center (Rishikesh).About Abbi Miller
Aegialis Hotel & Spa has been established to offer a combination of traditional Amorgian hospitality and a tranquil and relaxing ambiance, in a simple yet elegant setting. This family owned Hotel will provide you with personalized service from the first to the last moment of your stay. There are 55 rooms and Suites, spread in a layout resembling a small Cycladic village, all offering superb views to the bay of Aegiali, the surrounding islands, mountains and whitewashed villages.
Includes daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Middlesbrough golfer Jonathan Lupton has revealed his delight at finally capturing a major amateur title.
Lupton, in his final season on the amateur circuit before turning professional, clinched the English Open Men's Stroke Play Championship and the prestigious Brabazon Trophy at Hunstanton Golf Club, Norfolk.
The 24-year-old finished with a one under par 287 total after rounds of 75, 68, 70 and 74 to claim the coveted trophy by two shots from the Vale of Glamorgan's Jack Doherty.
"It's nice to win a major title, and to win at such an early stage of the season," said Lupton.
"I won the Welsh strokeplay in 2001 but to win the English strokeplay is tremendous. The Brabazon trophy is one every amateur wants to win and the pleasing thing was I played some of my best golf for some time.
"I hung on for three over par in the first round and then just let go in the second round and played some really attacking golf.
"After that I knew I was in with a chance and I knew I was playing well enough to take the title.
"I hit about three bad shots and one of those happened to be at the 11th in the final round when I made a seven.
"But that was probably just as much the wrong choice of shot as a bad shot and I had enough to get over that."
Lupton believes he now has the winning mentality for what is going to be a busy season.
Speaking as he prepared for this weekend's St Andrews Links Trophy at the home of golf, Lupton said: "It has given me confidence for the rest of the season.
"My main aim for this season is obviously to secure selection for the Walker Cup at Ganton in September - partly because it is the best achievement for an amateur golfer and because Ganton is not far from home so there will be lots of local support.
"But I do want to go and win other events and I feel I can because my game is in good shape and this is the best I've felt for a while."
* See Saturday's Sports Gazette for a full interview with Jonathan.
WELL done to another Middlesbrough golfer, Michael Skelton.
Skelton, 18, in his first year of men's competition after successes in the boys', made it a double success for the Brass Castle club when he claimed the Henriques Salver at Hunstanton for the best under-20 score and finished tied ninth overall with a score of 295 after rounds of 73, 75, 72 and 75.
THERE'S already one trophy in the Cleveland Golf Club cabinet this season after victory in the Yorkshire Amateur Team Championship Sixth Division.
The team of Simon Dean, Andy Crapper, Kevin Fawcett and Jason Jones clinched the Sixth Division Title for Cleveland at Kirbymoorside.
Jason, winner of the Cleveland Salver, picked up a trophy for the best gross score following a 68 in the afternoon round.
The team now go forward to the Fifth Division Championship at Pontefract on Wednesday, June 4.
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The number of exploits being written to target specific software vulnerabilities could be at all-time highs, new threat figures have suggested.
Fortinet's Threatscape report for June, which actually covers the period between 21 May and 20 June, reveals that of the 108 new vulnerabilities added to its firewall intrusion detection system in the period, 62 were being actively exploited.
This is equivalent to a 57.4 percent exploit rate, a rise over previous months and in line with increasing percentages and absolute numbers for recent months. For comparison, April-May exploit rates stood at 46.4 percent, with March-April at 31.3 percent.
Of the top 10 most common vulnerabilities noted by Fortinet, two were rated as 'critical', the highest threat level, seven were rated as 'high', and one as 'medium'. The vast majority of the vulnerabilities target holes in desktop software rather than on servers or other types of equipment.
The deeper question is why the rise has happening given that some of the exploits involve tricky, time-consuming programming on the part of the malware writers. Could it be that better patching frequency has driven malware writers have to exploit a wider variety of vulnerabilities in the hope of finding a successful one?
Fortinet's threat response team head, Guillaume Lovet, thinks not.
"I have a feeling it is more to do with a shift in strategy," he said. "It is more a consequence of the behaviour of people." According to Lovet, more influential was that old-style malware distribution had failed because ordinary users were now far less likely to click on attachments and links embedded in emails than they would have been in the past.
The key advantage for malware writers was that exploits required little and in some cases no user interaction. "With exploits you don't need users to click on links."
This interpretation, even based on one company's data and vulnerability set, suggests a bleak outlook for PC protection. Greater numbers of vulnerabilities are being exploited over time, something that patching can't keep up with because it takes time to patch the world's population of Windows machines, and that leaves an opportunity window. The only solution is better-written software but that will take precious time.


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Think About It: Good Friends gives you the chance to gather data on how students' behaviors and attitudes towards drugs, alcohol, and sex change once they've spent time on your campus.
Think About It: Good Friends reinforces critical concepts from Think About It: Turning Points, preparing students to recognize high risk situations and coaching them on techniques to intervene and prevent emergencies.
Students are immersed in a variety of life-like scenarios relevant to their college experience. These scenarios help students transfer their knowledge and experience to real-world situations on campus.


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Rev Jackson: attack on officers "act of terrorism"
Activist Reverend Jesse Jackson says while his civil rights group mourns the loss of five police officers in Dallas, his coalition must not be derailed from ending ''executions'' of black men ''Louisiana and Minnesota style.'' Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) Reverend Jesse Jackson in a news conference on Friday called the shooting death of five police officers at a march in Dallas an act of "terrorism." "The attack on the officers was a cowardly and insane act of terrorism, and in no way represents our long struggle for peace and justice for all," Jackson said. While mourning those who lost their lives in the line of duty, Jackson, who is the founder and president of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, said the shooting death of black men by police officers this past week in Louisiana and Minnesota must not be forgotten about.


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Dear Sambag: Spiritualism & Beliefs
Dear Sambag,
So all my life I've been taught to believe on god and all that, so I did. I consider myself a christian, It's just that lately I've been doubting pretty much everything in my life.
I believe in god but I'm not much of going to church all the time, actually, I'm quite the opposite, I go to church around 5-10 times per year.
Basically I think god does exists, but I find absurd a lot of idealisms and traditions that christians tell themselves they have to do so they are "free of sin". I feel like most of the things they believe doesn't make sense and is all contradictory and nonsense that men created, more than that being god's will. Also I'm starting to hate the hypocrite people that says being gay is okay, when they actually think it's wrong and we should go to hell.
I'm curious about your opinion. Also, what was the role of your sexuality in this matter, did realizing you were gay changed anything to you?
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UPDATED June 2005 -
1975 registries to date
Zealand Thigpen
Tulsa OK
360 4bbl, 3 spd auto
non-posi rear
Oleg Cassini
G7 Alpine White, Cassini interior, copper vinyl top
101, 813 miles
A5A167P VIN, Trim: 551N, Body: M039759, Model: 7516-7, Production: W042313
PS, PB, AC, 3 spoke sport wheel, rolldown quarter windows, Body Protection group, forged aluminum wheels, AM/FM/8track, Cassini individual reclining seats
Zealand purchased this from the original owner, says it's nearly all original, rates it a 9 out of 10.
360 2bbl
non-posi rear
Matador X
Black with gold stripe/black
189k miles
PS, PB, AC, tilt, 3 spoke steering wheel, rear sway bar, rolldown quarter windows, console, rear defogger fan, color keyed slot style wheel, Visibility group, Light group, vinyl buckets, dual exhaust, Mallory distributor
Mike says, "The car had been sitting for ten years before I got ahold of it. There is quite a bit of rust but it is all repairable. It is a work in progress. Updates will be on
- my id is Green 71 Hornet"
David Worth
Wales, MA
258 6 cyl, column shift auto
non-posi rear
Base trim
Fawn beige
99K miles
A5A167A VIN, 556E trim, E6 paint, 005869 body, 7516-7 model, 005706 production
PS, AC, roll-down quarter windows, AMC hubcaps, AM
David says, "Driven daily, has the usual dents and scratches with a little rust; runs very well, have driven it for the past 3 years with no trouble."
NOW FOR SALE - $1000 obo
Bob Byrnes
Casper WY
304 2bbl, column shift auto
non-posi rear
standard trim
Blue, white vinyl top, blue interior
48,700 miles
A5A167H141177 VIN; 553Q trim; H1 paint; MO16573 body; 7516-7 model; W017628 production
PS, PB, AC, rolldown quarter windows, AMC hubcaps, AM, vinyl buckets
Bob purchased the car locally from the original owner with the intentions of restoring it, but is now unable to do so. He says the paint is oxidized, vinyl top is bad, the car sat for several years under some trees. Body is in good shape-two spots of rust, interior in good shape. $1100 OBO
Pam Moore
Columbus, OH
304, column shift auto
Oleg Cassini
Black/Black and copper interior, vinyl top
56K miles
no code info sent
PS, PB, AC, 3 spoke steering wheel, rolldown quarter windows, rear defogger fan, Cassini hubcaps, AM/FM
Pam bought the car from a friend of her uncle who was the original owner. She says, "The car is in great shape, I just don't have the time to enjoy her. I hate to see a greet machine just sit and not be driven." $5000 OBO.
304 2bbl, column shift auto
White, brown interior
44K miles
A5A167H201523 VIN; 556E trim; J8 paint; M035477 body; 7516-7 model
PS, AC, rolldown quarter windows, AM, split bench, chrome moon wheels 235/60 non factory, have original wheels and hubcaps
Charles says, "Car looks good and runs smooth, paint is 1 year old. I'm the second owner (have original title from first owner), replaced carb, waterpump,control module, fuelpump,exhaust,front shocks,starter. I was told that the mileage is original but have no proof. The car runs smooth and is very tight and rust free. The A/C clicks on but does not blow cold." It's for sale, $3000 OBO. -SOLD-
Carlton Cauthorne
alternate email
Ashland VA
804-798-3654, 804-798-6422
Twin Grip
Oleg Cassini
Black/copper stripe, Cassini interior
116K miles
no code info sent
PS, PB, AC, front/rear sway, rolldown quarter windows, color keyed slot style wheels, AM/FM
Carlton says, "Runs well, very solid-undercoat saved it. Needs rear bumper, windshield, minor stuff-this is one of 1817 produced. We got BOBBY ALLISON to sign the TRUNK lid. Beautiful dash-no cracks, new master cylinder, 12 bolt posi!!!" $2700 OBO.
Seth Gardner
West Richland WA
304 2bbl, floor shift auto
Matador X
Yellow, tan interior
82,755 miles
A5C167H148429 VIN; 556Q trim; F9 paint; M016445 body; 7516-7 model; W017384 production
PS, PB, AC, rolldown quarter windows; cloth buckets, styled road wheels
Seth says, "Currently has a 390 4 barrel intake on it. This car is 90% straight no rust or cancer. The back glass is broken out as well as the pasenger side qurter window. (stupid kids with rocks). No front bumper. Head liner is good. Rear seat good both front buckets a little torn. The console and under side of dash are out but in good shape and all there. Would make a great parts car or project car. I think the hall efect ignition is dead, so she doesn't run, she also needs a carb. Newer canary yellow paint about 3 years old. Looks alright but kind of a cheapo paind job (macco)." $500 OBO.
Joseph Carey
304 2bbl, column shift auto
non-posi rear
Currently red/white/blue with black interior
33,651 miles
A5A167H VIN, 551F trim, F9 paint, MO 55353 body, 7516-7 model, WC 58035 production
PS, PB, AC, rolldown quarter windows, rear defroster, rear defogger fan, Visibility group, AM
Jospeh says, "The car interior looks as if it was never sat in. 2 year restoration/conversion from original to a Bobby Allison NASCAR stocker clone. Headers, Comp cam, Performer intake, Holley 600 chrome, 73 AMX hood insert (cowl induction) and rear spoiler, ram air X4 reverse position grille (Talladega), chin spoiler, inset headlights (1 foot), hood set back 10 inches, fender fronts modified and narrowed, bumpers chopped and sectioned to car, many other alterations."
Bryan says, "Bought from origional owner in 1976 in Santa Rosa CA. Car is completely original with some rust below the rear left quarter and trunk, also some in front floors." It's for sale, best offer.
Morgan Kovarik
Humboldt, NE
360 2bbl, column shift auto
Oleg Cassini
Copper/Black and copper interior
126K miles
A5A167N205950 VIN; 551N trim; F9 paint; MO39925 body; 7516-7 model; 205950 production
PS, PB, AC, 3 spoke steering wheel, rear sway bar, roll-down quarter windows, Visibility group, Light group, Body Protection group, styled road wheels
Morgan says, "Very good condition not perfect but not a basket case; 1 dent on drivrs side behind door. I have about 25-30 pics of the car." It's for sale, $1000 OBO.
Syracuse, NY
Originally a 6 cylinder car
Twin Grip rear
Yellow/black paint, black interior
60K miles
no code info
Originally tan interior, now black racing seats and black carpet; has Chevy V8; PS, PB, rolldown quarter windows, rear sway bar.
Rob says, "Super nice body. I saw this car and wasn't crazy about it but realized no one wanted it and I felt bad because it was so clean and solid I just had to have it. Yellow with center hood bulge in satin black...dont think it is stock but it does look pretty cool. I've been told by a few people this was the car to beat back in the day it was the local hero...377 small block Chevy tunnel ram and nitrous...soon to be AMC powered and nitrous with 4:11 gears should get some respect even for a heavy car. I have plans to put in STOUT AMC motor have a buddy that has 10 second AMX street car and he's agreed to give me a hand."
Brian Pratt
Watkins Glen, NY
304 2bbl, column shift auto
Base trim
Medium green, green interior
PS, PB, rolldown quarter windows, AM, cloth bench seats
Brian says, "Just purchased Winter 2002, barely running; due for immediate engine swap to 1983 Jeep 360 4bbl; will be driven Summer 2002; eventually to be street/strip and ultimately strip only; current weight 3564, target weight 3200 lbs.; body, though not rust free, is exceptionally good for a Northeast car." He bought it from an individual who had it for 10 years but never drove it.
Jack Morton
972-385-9217 afternoon/evening
Dallas, Texas
304 2bbl, console shift auto
Matador X
Red/white stripe, tan interior
102K miles
A5C167H VIN; 5560 trim; D7 paint; M067489 body; 7516-7 model; MO70040 production
Jack bought it new near Dallas, TX. He says, "Original - No dents - no accidents. I bought it new and have kept it in good condition. Looks good, runs good and is good." It's for sale, $3100 OBO.
Joe Ellis
258 6 cyl, column shift auto
Base trim
Medium metallic blue, blue interior
38,763 actual miles
PS, PB, rolldown quarter windows, AM, vinyl seats
Joe says, "A low-mile car with excellent drivetrain. Driven in Michigan, body not so good, but under restoration."
Paul Wiening
Port Washington, WI
360 2bbl, console shift auto
standard diff.
Matador X
Black with gold X stripe, black vinyl interior
46K miles
A5C167N VIN; 5510 trim; P1 paint; 001598 body; 751.6-7 model; 001473 production
PS, PB, AC, 3 spoke sport wheel, rolldown quarter windows, Visibility group, silver slot style wheels, AM/FM/8T, vinyl buckets
Paul says, "Bought this car from the husband of a lady I work with. He was second owner for about 8 years. I bought it on 1/1/02."
Alberta, Canada
360 4bbl/column shift auto
standard differential
Burnt orange, vinyl top, brown interior
111K miles
A5A167P VIN; 556-L trim; G6 paint; M054811 body; 7516-7 model; W057393 production
PS, PB, AC, cruise, tilt, rear sway, rolldown quarter windows, heated rear glass, forged aluminum wheels, AM, individual reclining vinyl seats
Steve says, "The car is in very good shape. I just had it appraised for $6000.00. It was restored about 10 years ago. It needs some body door glass seals to finish off." He has added headers, Dynomax dual exhaust, performance cam, highrise manifold and a 780 cfm Holley carb.
Columbia, MO
304 2bbl, console shift
standard diff.
two tone white on red (orange?); white seats, black interior
125K miles
no code info sent
PS, PB, AC, front/rear sway bars, rolldonw quarter windows, silver slot style wheels, AM/CB, vinyl buckets
Jason says, "Just purchased, trying to restore. Any information would be appreciated!"
Tom Seehof
Nipomo, CA
805-929-2399 after 6 PST
360 2bbl/column shift auto
standard diff.
Brougham trim
Silver Frost Blue/Blue interior
42,648 miles
A5A167N187307 VIN; M031005 body; 7516-7 model; 553L trim; H9 paint; W033732 production
PS, AC, tilt, front sway, rolldown rear windows, bumper strips, AM/FM/8track, individual reclining vinyl seats
Tom says, "This car runs and drives beautiful bumpers have been removed (have originals)lowered in front only 1 coil nascar rims low pro tires dual ex. custom rear bumper body has not been altered all trim is xlnt. comes with factory ralley rims with new tires." It's for sale, $3250 OBO.
Corey Mitchell
Woodinville, WA
360 2 bbl, console shift automatic
standard differential
Mataor X
Red, black interior
62K miles
A5C167N VIN; MO17851 body; 7516-7 model; 5510 trim; D7 paint; W019036 production
PS, PB, tilt, front/rear sway bar, console, rolldown quarter windows, bumper strips, silver slot style wheels, AM/FM/8 track, full vinyl top
Corey says, "I heard that somebody had a car that they wanted to get rid of possibly for free, so I went and looked and I found it. The guy just wanted it gone so I put some gas down the carb and in the tank, jump started it because it sat for 5+ years, and now its mine, and no I'm NOT selling it."
originally 304 2bbl, column shift auto
standard diff.
White exterior, grey interior
52,600 actual miles
PS, PB, AC, front sway, forged aluminum wheels, AM/FM, rolldown quarter windows, cloth bucket seats, Chevy LT1/700R4 engine/tranny swap
Richard inherited it from his Mother. He says, "It was so ugly that customizing was the only way to go. Lowered 2 in, custom front, bumpers removed." He tried to smooth out the whole hood, but ruined one of the two he had in the process, so ended up just modifying the front section of the hood.
Dylan Seals
304 2 bbl, column shift auto
standard diff.
standard trim
Aztec red paint, white vinyl top
87K miles
PS, PB, AC, AM, full vinyl top, standard wheels w/AMC hubcaps, AM radio, black cloth interior
Dylan bought the car after seeing it from the road. He says: "Looks 95% Brand New. Can't beleive that he sold me the car for $1350. Only three small rust wholes on passenger side next to the trunk, and a tear in the drivers side seat thats It! The rest of the car is perfection - looks like it roled off the line last week!"
Johnny Reid
Mt. Clemens, MI
360 4bbl
Twin Grip
Matador X
Copper with white X stripe, black interior, white seats
50K miles
no other code info yet; originally a 360 2 bbl car
PS, PB, AC (removed, but complete), radio delete, dual exhaust with Flowmasters, rear window defrost, Edelbrock Performer Intake, rally wheels
Johnny bought this car at an estate sale, and after a little work, drove it from Council Bluffs to Michigan with no problems. Before he left town, I got a chance to see and drive this car. Really cool interior - the black trim, dash and carpet against the white seats is very 70's and looks great! Extras he has in store for the car are headers and a '70 AMX hood scoop. He has replaced the shocks and rear springs, and says it is still running strong.
Jerry Casper
Woodbridge, VA
304 2 bbl, 3 spd auto column shift
base trim
Black, no vinyl roof
standard wheels with AMC hubcaps
Jerry says, "This car was running, but smoked some. I intend to paint it red/white/blue and number it like Dave Marcis Matador #12. One day. It's no jewel, but it could be a nice car. But it's in line behind several other of my AMC Gremlin and '55-57 Chevy projects, so not sure when it will get started."
Keleigh Hardie
Tarzana, CA
360 4bbl, column shift auto
Oleg Cassini trim
Black ext., black interior, vinyl top
97,600 miles
A5A167P V.I.N., M014575 body code, 7516-7 model code, 551N trim code, P1 paint code
PS, PB, AC, tilt, cruise, front/rear sway, rolldown quarter windows, heated rear window, bumper strips, AM/FM/8T, sport steering wheel, tinted glass, cloth reclining seats
Keleigh purchased the car in Reno, NV. He says, "As of this writing (12/00) I just bought the car, and it is in remarkable decent shape for a 25 year old car. I'm going to fix it up for a cruiser and sometimes driver. I've already replaced the mufflers, and I'm going to take care of various oil leaks and suspension problems next. I need various interior trim from a Cassini or other black interior car, Cassini seat fabric, and copper vinyl top fabric, and would like to find the Cassini headlite doors and grille (both have been painted over on my car) and maybe the original Cassini wheel covers as well. If you know of sources for any of these, please e-mail me."
Anthony Stagg
Geneva, OH
258 6 cyl., 3 spd column shift
Blue, white vinyl top, blue interior
30,080 miles
A code 258 1bbl, A code 3 spd column shift
Full vinyl top
PS, PB (disc front), AM, standard wheels with AMC hubcaps, rolldown quarter windows, front sway bar, bumper srips, individual reclining cloth seats
Anthony says, "This is an original, unrestored car. The body is good, needs some body work, paint looks OK right now, but I am picky."
Cameron Cribbs
304 2bbl, 3 spd column shift
Red/White exterior
80K miles
H code 304 2bbl, A code 3 spd column shift
Black/grey clothinterior, full vinyl top
PS, PB (disc front), AC, AM, standard wheels with AMC hubcaps
Cameron says: "My Matador is named 'Thomas', that's TM for short. I bought this car 1 year ago and love it."
Jason Nelson
258 inline 6 cyl., 904
Twin Grip diff.
Original paint, Oleg Cassini trim
71,000 actual miles
A code 258 6 cyl., A code 3 spd column shift
black fabric, ind. reclining seats, orange carpet
PS, disc front brakes, AC, rolldown quarter windows, front/rear sway bars, AM, Oleg Cassini hubcaps, bumper strips
Jason bought this car at auction. He says "The body is straight, no dents. The carpet needs to be replaced. It still has the original paint. It has one small rip in the side of the driver's seat."
John Black
Salina, KS
304 2bbl, 904
Standard diff.
Original paint, full vinyl top, Brougham
47,589 actual miles
H code 304 2 bbl, A code 3 spd column shift
551J trim code, black fabric ind. reclining seats
H-9 (Silver dawn iridescent) paint code
PS, PB (disc front), AC, tilt, rolldown quarter windows, heated rear window, AM/FM, tinted glass, light group, locking gas cap, undercoating, HR78X14 WSW radial tires
John says, "I had been talking to the car's owner about buying it for nearly 15 years. She (the widow of the original buyer) told me that she would give me a call when she decided to give up driving, which she did in 1998. The car is in excellent unrestored shape. It was kept in a garage and serviced regularly whether it was driven or not."
Wes Carson
Salem, MO
573/729-8679 after 6 Central
360 2 barrel, 727
standard diff.
Oleg Cassini
Black/black full vinyl top, black int.
96,163 actual miles
N code 360-2 barrel, A code column shift
P1 Black paint code, 551N black individual reclining fabric seats trim code
PS, PB (disc front), AC, tilt, cruise, front/rear sway, roll-down quarter windows, heated rear window, bumper strips, color keyed slot wheels, AM/FM/8 track
Wes bought the car in Independence, MO, and says the car looks good, runs OK, but needs some brake and carb work. It is for sale, he's asking $2,200.
Dave Moore
Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
360 4bbl, 727
Twin Grip diff.
Currently in two tone primer
88K actual miles
360 2 bbl, 3 spd floor shift, originally a standard differential
No paint or trim code supplied
PS, PB (disc front), AC, front/rear sway bars, individual vinyl reclining seats, cruise, full vinyl top, rolldown rear windows, slot style wheels
The car was purchased in St. Catharines Ontario. Dave says "The paint under the paint under the paint was red on top with a black pinstripe down low and was a nice (puke) lime green color below the pinstripe, and the rear brake drums are the same green color. The car has Hedman headers, Holley 4 bbl carb, Edelbrock timing chain and gears (double roller), a mild cam and a mild port job on the heads. It is currently undergoing complete restoration and should be done for summer 2000 - it is about 75% finished."
for pictures of the restoration process.
Petri Nojd
Karhula, Finland
360 4bbl, 727
Standard diff.
556Q trim code
Copper metallic ext. (repaint), brown vinyl int.
86,400 actual miles (146,000 km)
360 4 bbl, 3 spd floor shift
F9 (Copper iridescent) paint code
PS, PB, AC, front/rear sway bars, buckets, cruise, vinyl top, rolldown rear windows
Petri says "The car was bought in Joensuu, Finland. There are not many Matador Coupes here in Finland. I know of only 3 or 4 others. I bought this Oct. 10, 1999. It's in good condition, only the original steering wheel is missing. It feels good to own this kind of car."
Fred Aherns
North Branch, MN
304 2bbl, 904
standard diff.
Autumn red/Black vinyl top, black knit interior, ind. reclining seats
13,500 actual miles
H code 304 2bbl
A code 3 spd column
Original paint/vinyl top
PS, PB, AC, Front/rear sway bars, Vinyl top, leather sport steering wheel
It still has the original radial tires. Fred says "Still has new car smell. Absolutely gorgeous!!! Showroom new. I still can't believe it when I look in it. Oh yeah, it also has the odd single rear speaker option with AM radio (one of the speaker grilles is empty) and all the sun visor sleeves with warranty and starting instructions." It was recently repainted and has new Magnum 500 style wheels.
Ingemar Eriksson
Sveg, Sweden
360 4bbl, 727
standard diff.
Matador X
Blue/lt. blue interior
? Mileage
P code 360 4bbl
C code 3 spd floor shift
Original paint/no vinyl top
PS, PB, front sway bars, bucket seats, roll-down rear windows
Ingemar is my first International Coupe registrant. Purchased in Sweden, his car is currently being restored. Visit his site at
Rebecca Mihm
Reno, NV
All original drivetrain
Standard diff.
Base model trim
Yellow/White ext., brown cloth interior
94024 actual miles
A code 258 1 bbl, A code 3 spd column shift
PS, AC, roll-down rear windows, Tilt
Rebecca says, "By the time I stopped at the used car lot to ask 'What is it?' I knew I would own this 75 Matador. Best $1200 investment I ever made! Restored to original condition (interior, paint scheme, replacement parts). Because of reliability and styling, I will never buy non-AMC cars again. Long live AMC!" Well put, Rebecca.
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Here are my recent purchases of chocolate from Norway and Germany.As I love chocolate so much over the years I've had to stop eating around 5 chocolate bars a day that's how bad I was I defiantly have a sweet tooth and can eat large amounts of chocolate. Ever since I saw some blog posts on this Milka chocolate I knew I had to try it as Milka is my favourite chocolate and I used to be obsessed with Oreos and eat them all the time. I was so excited to buy this on a UK website but lucky enough my cousin was off to Germany to see her family that live there so I asked her to keep a look out for me. In the end she got me two small bars which were plenty. As soon as you bite into the bar you can taste the cream from which you'd get in Oreos along with the milky Milka chocolate and then you get a crunch from the little biscuit Oreo pieces which gives it a nice texture. Overall it just melts in your mouth and it's soon all gone. If you can get your hands on a Milka Oreo bar then defiantly try it. I think in a couple of weeks or months they will be in the UK supermarkets.
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What Is An Intuitive Reading?
Intuitive reading is like a session with a coach, therapist or a mentor. The additional aspect of it is that during an intuitive reading, I use my intuition (everyone has one) to tell you what I currently see in your life path. Because of the mutual agreement to receive insight and inspiration, I have an ability to read the current, past as well as future energy patterns and let you know about the possibilities that are in front of you. You have a choice to take them or leave them (if there is a job opportunity showing up or a major relationship bringing life transformation).
Usually there are three types of energy patterns or events that are showing up in a reading: positive, negative and neutral – those which show up to explain the situation, provide more details about something that you are asking about. Because of the high ethics that I personally practice, I try to communicate the negative patterns in a way that is easy to embrace and accept rather than get scared and fearful of the future. I also tell my clients up front that our path gets regoogled so to speak – so as much as it is an accurate reading, some things change because we change and make different choices. Everyone has a free will and depending on how they use it – they get different results. Intuitive readings are to empower you in the pursuit of your dreams more than anything else and allow you to lean into the future.
Nr 1 benefit is that once you are shown how to align with your life's purpose, you will be relieved of stress, wasted time and money, misery of fear. The main benefit of an intuitive reading is that we tap into our higher self, wisdom of our ancestors, experiences of the generations that came before us. The knowledge is interconnected on the energetic level and it is supposed to serve us to reveal our courage and faith to continue with our lives. For example, if somebody is stuck in a particular situation where it seems they can't find the type of work that would make them happy and bring the money that they would like, an intuitive reading will usually reveal the reason why the person is stuck, a way to release the block, and possible work opportunities if they are showing up. Also if there is any new thing or education needed or additional action item that would move the person forward – usually the reading will show it as well so that the person knows exactly what to do.
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It is natural and healing to tap into our God-given intuition and through the door access our ancestral knowledge, consciousness that has all possible information and answers that we need. Since we are all interconnected, it makes a perfect sense and is highly scientific. There has been an extensive study on the subject done by David Hawkins and presented in the book "Power vs Force" showing that we do indeed have all the answers to our questions. Our whole being knows exactly what is good for us and what is not. We can distinguish with astonishing precision truth from lies.
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Raiders rammed a car through the entrance of a Doncaster supermarket before fleeing the scene with a stash of mobile phones.
Two men used a black BMW to ram through shutters at the Tesco store in Edenthorpe on Friday, June 1, at about 3am.
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Once inside they stole about 30 mobile phones from shelves and fled the scene.
The car was later found burned out in Kirk Sandall.
The perpetrators are still at large and police have now launched an investigation.
Fortunately nobody was injured in the ram-raid as the store was closed at the time.
Councillor Andrea Robinson. ward member for Edenthorpe and Kirk Sandall, expressed her shock over the incident.
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She said: "I am concerned about the risk of injury to members of the community through the reckless behaviour of people willing to use such extreme force to steal in this way.
"We are fortunate that incidents like this are relatively rare, nonetheless when I visited Tesco this week I felt shocked and saddened.
"As local councillors we always encourage anyone with information about a crime to report this to the police.
"We are now being served in our community by an excellent team of police officers and we can only hope that the perpetrators are found and brought before a court to ensure no further incidents of this nature occur in Edenthorpe or elsewhere."
A Tesco spokesperson said: "We can confirm that a burglary took place at our store last week and we are currently assisting the police with their investigations into this incident."
They added that the store reopened the following morning after the raid at the normal time.
Police officers are reviewing CCTV footage of the incident in an attempt to catch those responsible.
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A South Yorkshire Police spokesperson said: "No arrests have been made yet and anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101.
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|Coventry, West Midlands
|£250 - £300 per day
|Start Date:
|Contact Name:
|Oliver Jones
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|August 21, 2017 08:43
Job Description
Planning M&E
Pay rate : £300.00 per day
Duration: 6 months
This is an urgent requirement
I am working on behalf of a well-established award winning main contractor who is seeking an M&E Planner to work on projects based in Coventry.
The company is a tier one contractor and has a strong reputation as a great employer. They have an exciting portfolio of work ranging from £5 - 20 million.
Working within the Construction team you will be part of an energetic and self-motivated environment.
Planner Requirements:
- Ensuring that the programme content is functionally compliant with the planning procedures and guidance.
- Identifying planning scope, major constraints and contract requirements
- Identifying major quantities and factors affecting the programme
- Establishing and agreeing with Operations construction out puts and agree working hours with appropriate Estimator
- Establishing and agreeing with Operations and Bid Team key methods of construction, sequencing, installation and commissioning
- Producing and documenting the planning deliverables including programmes, planning philosophy, presentations and reports.
- Producing the Tender Programme and supporting information in accordance with the tender requirements
- Developing overall programmes, issuing to all parties for review and implementing recommendations, innovation and best practice as applicable
- Reconciling company and sub-contract plant/labour and major materials elements in conjunction where appropriate Applying resource leveling techniques as necessary
- Interfacing with third parties to identify and resolve issues
- In addition to the above, at contract stage the Planner is accountable to the Planning/Project Lead for:
- Ensuring that the Contract Programme is produced, managed and maintained in accordance with the planning procedures.
- The overall planning strategy and the timing & sequence of the Contract Programme activities
- The issue and communication of the Contract Programme to the Project Lead for onward issue to Client and Project Team
- Ensuring that all other project planning and programming necessary for the execution of the contract is properly undertaken.
- Provide support, as required to the BIM Co-ordinators to meet the project requirements or tender submission deliverables
- Set up appropriate lean visual programme to assist the Project Team to timely deliver projects and improve productivity, performance and safety of projects
Pay rate: £300.00
Location: Coventry
Duration: 6 months
Planner Application Process:
If you would like more information on the Planner position or any other vacancy please call Oliver Jones on 0121 7126600 or email your current CV through to; email@example.com where it will be reviewed and you will be contacted within 48 hours if your CV is shortlisted for this position.
Apply now for further details and immediate consideration.
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Easter Sneak Peek
I think Easter is becoming my second favorite holiday right after Christmas. I love the pastels and all the cute critters associated with the holiday. Ducks and baby ducklings have been at the top of my list for new critters to make. These little darlings will be available next month as a limited edition. I'm also working on an Easter tutorial featuring bunnies and mushrooms I can't wait to share.
5 comments:
Cute! I can't wait to see you at Craftstravaganza!ReplyDelete
these are sweet, i tried your cupcake tutorial but alas it was nothing like your gorgeous creation.. cant wait to see the tutorial thoReplyDelete
Ohhhh! These are so cute! I love them!ReplyDelete
I completely agree with you, Spring/Easter is one of the best times of the year with soft pastels colors & cute critters.ReplyDelete
Hope it gets here soon!
simply wonderful. Many compliments RosReplyDelete
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