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"Great experience, close to everything. Clean rooms!! Balcony a bonus "
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"No need for vehicle. Old Montreal, lots of restaurants and shopping nearby. "
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"Hotel was great! Clean room and friendly staff. Great pool on 11 floor with outdoor patio."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, US
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"Le Square Phillips is one of the finest hotels I've been to in all of my travels throughout the world. My suite was of outstanding quality in every way possible...including cleanliness, The staff was/is extremely friendly and helpful "beyond the call of duty". The concierge service was/is top-n..."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, US
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"Our stay was great. The service at the hotel was excellent. Sabrina and the front desk staff and also the Concierges were fantastic. It is a hip hotel so there's a lot of people hanging out in the bar and on the rooftop but once you are in your room it is an oasis. I would recommend this hote..."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, US
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"Fantastic staff, excellent hotel in the heart of downtown Montreal."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, GB
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"The hotel is old, but they are closing it for a year for renovations. That's the only reason I gave it a 3 star"
A Traveller, Jun 2016, US
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"Our stay was so comfortable, it felt like home. The room was very clean and in very good condition with everything we needed including full stove and dishes. The balcony is a wonderful bonus; much better than being confined to a hotel room. The staff were friendly and helpful. "
A Traveller, Sep 2016, CA
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"This hotel has some good points and some not-so-good points, it might be fine for you, but be aware of some things. Good: the rooms are very modern funky cool in a cold concrete kind of a way, nice big windows overlooking the park across the street, quiet back street, well equipped, great locatio..."
A Traveller, Jun 2016, CA
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"Overall it was great. We didn't spend a lot of time in the room but it served it's purpose well. THe full kitchen was a nice to have. The staff was awesome and took care of us. We were put in a different building due to an issue with the previously reserved room (all done before we had arrived). ..."
A Traveller, Jun 2016, US
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by A verified traveler from Pittsburgh
Las Posadas of SedonaPosted Sep 21, 2016
Pros: Breakfast ladies and meals were excellent. That alone is a modifator to return. Location and size of resort is good.
Cons: Lighting in the room was horrible; too dim. Bed uncomfortable Kitchen was not user friendly.
Location: West Sedona is a good location.
Resort has potential, but upgrades are needed. The location is good; semi secluded and the size of resort is good for those wanting to be away from crowds. Can't say enough about the breakfast, although a bread and muffin assortment would be warranted. Good shopping and restaurants.
by A verified traveler from Gilbert, AZ
Quiet, quaint place to stay in SedonaPosted Sep 20, 2016
Pros: Quiet, very clean, friendly and helpful staff
Cons: Better TV picture quality
Location: A hiker's paradise!
My wife and I stayed at Las Posadas in Sedona for two nights. We were very pleased with the size of our room. Very clean, bed was very comfortable. Room and surrounding area was very quiet. We liked how the hotel was located outside the main tourist sections of Sedona, which made our stay feel more like a restful weekend vacation. The staff was very friendly. A nice bonus was a free breakfast that was made by an excellent cook. When we return to Sedona, we will want to stay at this hotel again.
by A verified traveler from Mesa, AZ.
very quite and peaceful.Posted Aug 28, 2016
Room was very nice, updated and clean. Very much enjoyed our stay and would do it all over again.
by A verified traveler from Corona, CA
Very nice hotelPosted Aug 12, 2016
Pros: Cleanness and nice facilities
Location: A little far from Sedona.
Very nice facilities and very quiet place. Good for a family and couples. Good restaurants are nearby and a golf course is very close.
by A verified traveler from el salvador
Great place to stayPosted Aug 3, 2016
The hotel location is in a beautiful area. The staff are very friendly and helpful. There is ample parking. Bed was very comfortable.
by A verified traveler
Very clean and comfortable!Posted Aug 3, 2016
Pros: This was a great place to stay. it's close to downtown Sedona and many hiking trails and other points of interest. The room is large and comfortabble.
We enjoyed staying here in the quiet, clean and comfortable room. The breakfast was wonderful! The drive to downtown Sedona is about 6 miles, but there are many attractions in those 6 miles. We hiked on several trails, ate at two restaurants and shopped at many different shops in those 6 miles.
by A verified traveler
Posted Jun 11, 2016
Dirty rooms with spider webs in windows, parking a bit tight
by Meryl from Naples, Florida
Posted Jun 11, 2016 on Hotels
had a wonderful but short stay. just passing through but this is a great hotel in a very convenient location.
by Gerald and Kay from prescott, az
Getaway at Los PosadosPosted Jun 9, 2016 on Hotels
Great little resort, secluded and private. Suite was wonderful. Breakfasts were delicious, kudos to the lady that cooks the breakfast.
by Johan from Nieuw-Lekkerland
Prima verblijf buiten het drukke centrumPosted Jun 9, 2016 on Hotels
Prima verblijf plaats en lekker rustig. Goed mexicaans onbijt. Weinig uitzicht van af het zitje op de op het mooie Sedona. Restaurants op loopafstand.

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Hundreds of onlookers braving near-freezing temperatures watched Saturday night as about two dozen light-festooned vessels ranging from a kayak to a tugboat made a loop near Mystic River Park during the 10th annual Holiday Lighted Boat Parade.
"It was pretty cool," said Don Vendrillo of Colchester, who came with his wife Jen and son Chase to watch the boat parade for the first time.
Asked what he liked the best, 5-year-old Chase replied, "The pretty boats."
His dad, wearing a tight-fitting green hat with a pig snout that covered his ears as he clutched a hot cocoa in one hand, may have been one of the warmest attendees.
"It's very cold," said Trish Ratnecht of Oakdale, who also attended the boat parade for the first time.
For many, such as Kim Peabody of Fishers Island, the holiday boat parade, mixed with some downtown shopping, has become a family tradition.
And while several downtown businesses, such as Mystical Toys, closed as the boat parade got under way at 6 p.m., others, such as Mallove Jewelers and John's Café on Cottrell Street, hosted good-size crowds before and after the event.
Earlier in the afternoon, Mystic River Park hosted an appearance by Santa Claus as well as a slice of holiday magic with the appearance of dancers from Mystic Ballet's "Nutcracker." In the evening, just before the boats arrived, Santa returned for the lighting of the downtown Mystic holiday tree, followed by a big cheer and a chorus of "Jingle Bells."
A short distance away, 5-year-old Rae Anne Haberek, a distant relation to Stonington First Selectman Ed Haberek, couldn't contain her joy as she brandished a lighted sword bought from a nearby concessionaire.
"We saw Santa Claus!" she squealed to her grandmother, Kimberley Buck, finance manager for the Pawcatuck Neighborhood Center, who was manning a van to collect toys donated for needy families.
Boat parade entrants were expected to donate an item, Buck said, and several onlookers came by with gifts as well.
"It's very festive," she said.
This year, boats were forced to make a loop from Seaport Marine to the Mystic River Bridge and were unable to proceed up the river because the drawbridge is closed for repairs. The new route made viewing a bit difficult for shorter people not able to claw their way to the front of the crowd, but kids generally found perches atop the shoulders of moms and dads.
"I'm glad I came down," said Kathy McCabe of Old Mystic, who had the night off and attended the parade for the first time. "I always wanted to see the boats lit up. This is a great idea."
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Makor Rishon to Change Owners
The popular religious-Zionist, Israeli paper Makor Rishon may change owners next week, according to a report in Makor Rishon.
Shlomo Ben-Tzvi is being forced to sell the paper by the court, after debts rang up from the paper's unfortunate acquisition of the debt-ridden Israeli paper, Ma'ariv.
Twelve groups inquired about acquiring the paper from the court, six groups put in bids, and two bidders are left competing for the final decision.
One of the two final bidders is none other than Sheldon Adelson, who also owns the free Israeli paper, Yisrael Hayom.
The highest bid so far is Adelson's Yisrael Hayom with NIS 14 million. The Jerusalem Post offered a close bid of NIS 13.5 million.
Makor Rishon was first founded in 1997, and changed owners a few times. The last owner was Shlomo Ben-Tzvi.
For all appearances, it was the purchase of Ma'ariv that set up the chain of events that resulted in the paper being sold.Shalom Bear
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NUI Galway launches Civic Engagement Book Collection
Tuesday, 30 October 2012
NUI Galway's Community Knowledge Initiative (CKI) and James Hardiman Library's Civic Engagement Book Collection will be launched by Dr Pat Morgan, Vice-President for the Student Experience, in the Library foyer on Thursday, 8 November at 3.30pm.
This collection of books incorporates diverse aspects of civic engagement and contains books from a wide range of disciplines and will act as a central reference point for all materials in this field. It is envisaged that this collection will be a valuable resource to those who seek to integrate and promote civic engagement within and without the University.
Lorraine McIlrath, CKI Project coordinator at NUI Galway, said: "NUI Galway continues to highlight its leadership in the area of university engagement with community through civic engagement. We at the CKI are delighted that the James Hardiman Library has established itself as a site of knowledge and resource excellence that will enable our student and community populations to learn broadly about aspects related to this area through this collection."
Civic Engagement is a strategic priority for NUI Galway and through the CKI the University works to promote greater civic engagement through its teaching and research. This is reinforced through the use of service learning, community based learning, volunteering and research.
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Ander Herrera hopes Manchester United have put a "very bad" week behind them and can get on another winning run.
United's winning start to the season came to an abrupt halt after the international break as the home defeat to rivals Manchester City was compounded by losses at Feyenoord and Watford.
United avoided the ignominy of a fourth straight defeat and exiting the EFL Cup to lower-league opposition on Wednesday, with Michael Carrick, Herrera and Marcus Rashford securing a 3-1 return to winning ways at Northampton.
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The close-knit JCCH staff have varied interests, but they do share one commonality: their combined efforts to see the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai'i continue to grow and mature as an institution that preserves and educates about the Japanese American experience in Hawai'i.
Thank you for your interest.
The Organization
The Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai'i, a non-profit organization based in Honolulu, strives to strengthen our diverse community by educating present and future generations in the evolving Japanese American experience in Hawai'i. Founded on May 28, 1987, the Center celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2012. The Cultural Center has 5,000 members and connects to more than 30,000 residents and visitors through its programs and events. The Cultural Center features a historical exhibition, community gallery, library/archive center, the Kenshikan martial arts dōjō, the Seikōan Japanese teahouse, and a Gift Shop.
DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS is a member of the management team reporting to the president/executive director and is responsible for developing, planning and implementing educational programs to schools, membership, visitors and general public, organizing the cultural festivals, managing special projects related to the preservation of Japanese American history and teaching the lessons of the Japanese American experience in Hawai'i. The Director of Programs works collaboratively with the Director of Communications & Development and Director of Finance & Administration.
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Develops programs for the statewide membership and general public related to the JCCH permanent exhibit, Okage Sama De, traveling exhibits, and on other mission-related topics and issues as determined by the president/executive director and the board of directors.
Works with the president/executive director on strategic planning for program development to serve the local community and neighbor island communities.
Organizes and oversees the statewide cultural and educational outreach to schools and teachers.
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Develops measurements to evaluate programs and outcomes to ensure accountability and quality work.
Works collaboratively with the Volunteer Coordinator to engage volunteers in educational outreach, school tours, cultural festivals, and special events.
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On Friday, Democratic Councilwoman Donna Reed Miller announced that she would not seek re-election. Earlier, Republican Councilman Jack Kelly told me that he won't run.
Four months from today, those two names won't be on the ballot when you vote.
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Caltech Library is pleased to announce the addition of oaFindr to our suite of tools. oaFindr is a search tool that is designed to find and preserve gold and green open access content from across the web. Unlike Google Scholar, oaFindr searches only peer-reviewed, copyright-compliant papers.
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Change to DocuServe Service
Beginning on March 8, 2016, DocuServe will no longer charge ($6.50) to scan and electronically deliver articles, book chapters, or conference papers from the Caltech print collection.
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The Beckman Room on the ground floor of the Beckman Institute (room 131) is a small museum devoted to the history of chemistry and to the scientific and philanthropic work of Arnold O. Beckman. On March 4, first Friday of the month, the museum will be open to walk-in visitors from 1 to 4 PM.
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The west doors to the Sherman Fairchild Library are being replaced this morning and will be inaccessible. Please use the east entrance to access the Sherman Fairchild Library.
The east doors will also be replaced this afternoon or Wednesday (March 2nd) and will be inaccessible during that time. Please use the west entrance during this period.
Both entrances will be available for use after 5pm.
Library Workshop: 'Crystallographic Resources' – Wednesday, March 2 – 2:00pm
This session will introduce several crystallographic resources and databases available at Caltech. Larry Henling, MPS (Staff Crystallographer) will provide an introduction to using the Cambridge Structural Database (CSD), and along with Dr. Michael Takase (X-Ray Facility Director) will answer any questions about the CSD and using the facility. Examples of finding crystallographic data in both specialty databases (such as the ICSD) and general chemistry databases (such as SciFinder) will be also covered.
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Update on Library Annex and journal cancellations
The Library has prepared a website that explains what is happening with print collections in the Annex and journal cancellations for 2016: http://collections2016.library.caltech.edu/. The website is only available on campus (or off campus through access.caltech. login or VPN).
As of May 1, the Library is vacating the Annex, which is located in the subbasement of Beckman Institute. The 100,000+ volumes held in the Annex largely represent 7000 print journals formerly held in the Millikan and Sherman Fairchild libraries. The titles represent all Caltech disciplines. The title list is linked from the above website and can be accessed directly here: http://collections2016.library.caltech.edu/annex.
By March 31, we are requesting that you note the titles you wish the Library to retain through the comment feature on the title list. Print titles that are not retained will be withdrawn.
Journal cancellations
In order to gain enough flexibility in the budget to acquire resources that can only be licensed and acquired at the institution level, the library has canceled approximately 650 journal titles for 2016. The criteria were developed in consultation with the Faculty Library Committee, and are based on cost per download. The http://collections2016.library.caltech.edu/ website explains the methodology in more detail, as well as linking to the title list: http://collections2016.library.caltech.edu/cancellations.
Electronic Lab Notebooks (LabArchives) Access Restored (2/11 – 9:30 am)
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(7:45) Access to LabArchives' Electronic Lab Notebooks is currently not available. The authentication servers used for Shibboleth access are currently down, which will prevent login for any sites using Shibboleth access to LabArchives. Theior tech team is working currently to address the issue and bring those servers back online. They apologize for the inconvenience and will let us know as soon as the problem has been addressed.
Cambridge Crystallographic Database Updated
The Cambridge Structural Database System software from the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre (CCDC) has been updated on the library's server. Here are the current version numbers:
CSD System: 2016 release, Version 5.37
Database Updates: Nov15
ConQuest: 1.18
IsoStar: 2.2.3
Mercury: 3.7
Mogul: 1.7.1
PreQuest: 5.37
SuperStar/Hermes: 2.1.3
The 2016 version should be available shortly from software.caltech.edu for installation on individual workstations.
See http://ccdc2.caltech.edu for more information about the CSD applications and database.
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The group's strategy is a proactive one, as demonstrated by its purchase of the TV company SBS in June 2011, which saw it become one of the leading media companies in the Benelux countries overnight.
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"In our competition with other media, more of this kind of innovation work is required in the industry," he says.
Combining its new TV business with Sanoma's strong position in the magazine market was one of the fundamental ideas behind the SBS deal and that philosophy still stands. Although growth lies in TV and digital media, Sanoma's management has made it clear that its magazine business must also remain viable.
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He shows how tricky a balance this is to get right with one simple example: Today Sanoma Netherlands publishes about 75 titles and sells a total of approximately 125 million magazines per year, 25 years ago the publisher sold just as many magazines, but only had 20 titles.
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When Holmen Paper took their product development an extra step further and in October 2012 launched Holmen VIEW with a brightness of 80, they thought again. Sanoma's specialists immediately recognised that the new, brighter paper could be an alternative to LWC, SC and MFC paper and subjected it to more trial print runs and evaluations.
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The Sanoma Group was formed in 1999 in a merger between the Finnish companies WSOY, Sanoma and Helsinki Media Company. Today the business spans printed media such as newspapers, magazines, books, press distribution and teaching materials, but also TV, radio, video and extensive production of digital media. From Finland the business has expanded quickly with the Benelux countries, Russia and Eastern Europe as strong markets. The Sanoma Group has approximately 14 000 employees in 20 countries and had a turnover of EUR 2.4 billion in 2011.
Sales of single copies and subscriptions show differing figures and the Dutch magazine market is no exception. Advertising sales also fell in 2012 by an estimated 10–15 per cent. At the same time, Sanoma's figures show that the success of the group's most popular magazines is down to having the right concept. Joost Prins cites magazines such as Flow, Libelle, Margriet, Linda and Grazia as examples of publications that have really found a readership in the Netherlands. And then there's the classic Donald Duck of course, which sells over 300 000 copies a week, completely independent of such trivialities as economic crises and recessions.
"Holmen VIEW's high bulk means that it feels like a paper with a significantly higher grammage. The end product is lighter, and our customers save money as a result of lower distribution costs," says Vincent van den Hurk, sales director at Roto Smeets in the Netherlands.
Roto Smeets Group is a printing and media group with production facilities in the Netherlands and Hungary and sales offices in seven European countries. Its headquarters are in Deventer in the Netherlands.
Vincent van den Hurk points out that Holmen VIEW is a completely new type of paper with a combination of properties that have not previously been available in an uncoated paper.
"In addition to the usual measurable properties, the 'silky' surface and readability are extremely appealing," he says.
As a printer, new products such as this are naturally welcome, but they also require extra attention.
"We always need to be completely sure of a new paper's printability and runnability before we recommend it to our customers. This is why we thoroughly tested Holmen VIEW. The help we then received from Holmen's technicians meant a huge amount in terms of ensuring optimal quality and production."
The fact that Holmen VIEW has now established its position as an alternative to SC paper and LWC is positive for the printing industry, according to Vincent van den Hurk.
"Today, all publishing companies need to look at their costs but still wish to maintain high quality in their magazines. For us as printers, being able to offer Holmen VIEW is then a major advantage."
"The step up to brightness 80 was crucial. It turned Holmen VIEW into a real high end-paper. Now, it's competing in a higher quality class," he adds.
"Innovative strength is important with any supplier, and Holmen gets high marks in that area. They see things in a different way," says Christopher Rigg, Vice President of International Procurement at Graphic Communications in Europe.
"I think that the paper industry has produced far too many similar variations on the theme of SC and LWC paper and the sector has perhaps become crowded. Holmen has taken an entirely different path. They have approached the generic product segments 'from below' and created a completely new type of approach, with special quality characteristics and at a truly competitive total cost."
When Holmen VIEW was launched, however, Christopher was initially quite sceptical.
"Holmen VIEW is considerably bulkier and thicker than other papers of similar type, but it was soon apparent that high bulk can mean greater value for customers and a better brand experience for consumers.
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Graphic Communications is part of Unisource Worldwide, one of the world's biggest services firms in the paper, print and packaging sectors, with offices across Europe, Asia, Australia, North and Latin America. The Group's customers use more than 3.5 million tonnes of paper annually and it also specialises in packaging design and products, logistics solutions, facility supplies, paper importing-exporting and converting.
"Positive reactions from customers confirm that Holmen VIEW is an extremely competitive alternative to both high brightness SC paper and LWC paper," says Tommy Wiksand, sales and development director at Holmen Paper.
Initially it was mainly producers of newspaper supplements, direct mail and other advertising print that choose Holmen VIEW. Soon, however, catalogue producers also became aware of the new paper's features – not least the cost benefits that could be achieved.
Since Holmen VIEW was relaunched in October 2012 with a higher brightness of 80, even more major magazine publishers have embraced the new paper.
"With such huge expectations in the magazine market when it comes to printability and image reproduction, the successes we've seen are a mark of Holmen VIEW's high quality. And then there is the readability and the soft, silky feel, which readers love," says Tommy Wiksand.
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NEW YORK—For many successful financial advisers, the key to growth is not just adding more high-net-worth clients but adding more services.
The basic idea: provide wealthy individuals, families and small business owners with one-stop shopping by moving beyond traditional investment management and offering insurance and corporate benefits.
For some, the expansion happens as a matter of course. When Paul E. Miller started out at Smith Barney 22 years ago, he built his book by providing asset management for business owners. But conversations about 401(k) retirement plans kept naturally popping up.
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"My practice evolved where I wanted to take it to another level," Mr. Miller says. "One person can only do so much for a client." He teamed up with a Smith Barney adviser focused on 401(k) plans and another focused on financial planning.
When the team decided to go independent in 2006, they joined Commonwealth Financial Network and formed Axial Financial Group in Burlington, Mass. Once they acquired more business-owner clients, employee benefits seemed the next natural addition.
Axial identified a small Boston-based benefits practice, including a personal insurance specialist, through attorneys and CPAs it worked with, and the practices merged in 2008. That provided a chance to cross-sell among their 401(k) clients and health-care plan clients. In addition, "we were then able to demonstrate our wealth management capabilities to the owners of those businesses," says Mr. Miller, a principal and Axial's portfolio management director.
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It's not that big is always better, but Mr. Miller says bringing all the services in-house ensures quality control. Rather than referring a client to an outside benefits practice, "I get to work hand-in-hand with that group, right down the hall and make sure that client is well taken care of," he says. It can also result in better overall pricing for the client, Mr. Miller adds.
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"Advisers who really serve the full financial picture of a client often serve them in a far better way," notes James Poer, the unit's president. A recent study commissioned by NFP, and conducted by Aite Group, bears that out: It found that multidiscipline practices attract investors with higher investable asset levels and have more satisfied clients than single-product or single-service firms. For the purposes of the study, a multidiscipline practice was defined as deriving at least 10%-15% of revenue each from insurance, investments, benefits and fee-based financial planning services.
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Join fellow VegTucson Coalition members and friends for our next mixer, a potluck at Veg Box Cafe, Sunday, August 7th, beginning at 4 pm.
All VegTucson Coalition members and prospective members are welcome and encouraged to come, even if you didn't make it to the last mixer.
There will always be room for more people and a need for more help!
We have been working hard to put a framework in place so people can start picking up tasks in an organized, efficient manner. It is proving to be a bit of a
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Join fellow VegTucson Coalition members and friends for our next mixer, a potluck at Veg Box Cafe, Sunday, June 5th, beginning at 6 pm. All VegTucson Coalition members and prospective members are welcome and encouraged to come, even if you didn't make it to the last mixer. There will always be room for more people and a need for more help!
Food In Root is hosting a VegFest in Tucson,
this Sunday, April 24th, from 10 am to 6 pm, at
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Join fellow VegTucson Coalition members and friends for our next mixer,
a vegan potluck, to take place at Reid Park on Friday evening, April 29th, beginning at 6 pm.
All VegTucson Coalition members and prospective members are welcome and encouraged to come, even if you didn't make it to the last mixer.
There will always be room for more people and a need for more help!
We'll meet at Reid Park Ramada #14, which is near the first parking area north of 22nd Street on Country Club.
What if you only had one food to eat for the rest of your life? What if the only food you could ever access was russet potatoes?
No salt. No spices or seasoning. No ketchup, mustard, or BBQ sauce. No condiments, and no added flavors. Just ... russet potatoes. Sure, russet potatoes
are very good, but would you be satisfied with just russet potatoes when you know the bounty of foods nature provides? What if the one food you had access
to was black-eyed peas? Or cilantro ... just cilantro? Or nutmeg ... just nutmeg?
Of course we are not satisfied eating only one food. The need for variety is where recipes come from; we take many ingredients and put them together to
create ever new and exciting dishes. However, many of us, or perhaps most of us, in the plant-based community go about our lives with access to only one
or two ingredients, and we rarely share, or we share very selectively. But what if we came together and shared our ingredients openly with intention and
purpose? What kind of master dishes could we come up with?
This is where the VegTucson Coalition comes in. We all have one or more ingredients - it could be a skill,
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to ourselves because we don't know how or where or with whom to share them. That is, until now.
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and the world to share in. It is a network; a place to find others and build alliances, to share time, talent, and treasure, in order to make our lives
and our world a better place.
Recently, we had a launch party, which was very well attended - thank you to everyone who came and made it a success. Now the time has come for our first
mixer; a time and a place to meet and find out what ingredients we have and what master dishes we can create!
VEGAN LOGIC is thrilled to be able to offer another FREE Community event! This time we're bringing you Jasmin Singer, Animal Rights Activist, Co-Founder of the non-profit OurHenHouse.org and now author of the new book, "Always Too Much and Never Enough: a memoir". Don't miss this opportunity to hear Jasmin tell her story with a reading, presentation and Q&A session. As always, come early to meet with Jasmin, get a book signed and have a wonderful and healthy dinner from our food vendors.
The event is Saturday, March 5th, at 7 pm, at The Loft Cinema Theater, with a 5-7 pm meet and greet with Jasmin and dinner from our local food vendors.
The VegTucson Coalition is having a launch party and mixer on Saturday, January 30th, from 2 - 5 pm, downtown at Veg in a Box and Urban Fresh. The address is:
73 E Pennington St, Tucson, AZ 85701. Street parking is free on Saturdays, or you can park in
the Pennington Street Garage, across the street, for a few dollars.
Please RSVP for the launch party. An RSVP
is requested so we can be prepared, but it is not required. You may come even if you don't RSVP.
This is a great opportunity to come out, have fun, meet interesting people, and find out more about the coalition. After the party, starting at 5 pm, we will
have an informal dinner and discussion at Veg in a Box.
The schedule is below, and is subject to change. In addition, we will have live music and people around you can chat with. You can come and go as you see fit,
it is a party after all!
Datenog is a healthy and tasty alternative to eggnog or soynog. The only ingredients are dates, soymilk (Westsoy has one of the healthiest brands of soymilk), and cinnamon. Blend all ingredients. Use cold soymilk and frozen dates for a cold drink.
Today, VegTucson would like to formally announce our main mission - we have formed a coalition of like-minded, predominately plant-based businesses, advocacy groups, and individuals. As a coalition, we bring the plant-based community together to network, and promote plant-based lifestyles by providing resources and education to Tucson-area businesses, groups, individuals, and the public.
We focus on sharing knowledge, ideas, time, talent, connections, and resources to improve our lives, businesses, careers, environment, and relationships with other species. As the saying goes, together we are greater than the sum of our parts. We believe that by pooling what we have, we achieve an exponential return on investment, yielding substantial benefits to ourselves, and increasing our ability to promote plant-based lifestyle in our community. VegTucson provides the basic infrastructure, organization, coordination, and promotions to its members to achieve these goals.
Quick note: 20 year Vegan Bodybuilder, Robert Cheeke will be at Veg in a Box this Friday, December 11th, at noon for a book signing and chat.
Also, don't forget that Dr. Michael Greger, who created NutritionFacts.org will be giving a FREE presentation at The Loft on Sunday, December 13th, at 5 pm. Eat, meet, and greet is from 3 - 5 pm (food is not free).
This is a must-watch video about the state of our oceans, over-fishing, and the risks to all life on Earth.
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Vegan Logic has just launched our new Facebook page and has several FREE EVENTS scheduled in Tucson, AZ over the next few months. Vegan Logic supports "All good reasons to go Vegan and Plant-Based! Our Health - Our Planet - Compassion for all Animals". We provide information and education through our Facebook page and by bringing events to the community that support plant-based Physicians, Animal Activists, Environmentalists, Social Justice Activists, Health Educators and the voice of all who support a plant-based lifestyle. LIKE and FOLLOW us to keep informed on our upcoming events at www.facebook.com/VeganLogic
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Three Videos of Alfredo Despaigne the Author Just Watched
It's the present author's contention that the public is entirely too invested in what are often referred to as "current events" — or, rather, that the sort of event which qualifies as "current" ought to be broadened substantially.
For example, a 25-year-old version of Alfredo Despaigne hit his Cuban League record-tying and -breaking 34th and 35th home runs on April 3rd, 2012. That was an achievement of some note when it occurred. The author, however, has just re-watched footage of them this afternoon — plus also Despaigne's 40th home run, which occurred about a month later — while putting off a short jog that he should actually be taking so that he might more comfortably fit into a pair of Land's End-brand shorts he recently purchased under the watchful eye of his blameless wife.
Are Despaigne's feats of strength over a year old? Yes. However, do they live on so that we might come upon them, hungry for diversion, willing to put off till tomorrow what could theoretically be done right now? Yes. Also that.
Below are the videos in question, for the reader to utilize in whichever way he chooses.
34th Home Run
This is Despaigne's record-tying home run, on which he breaks his bat.
35th Home Run
This is Despaigne's record-breaking home run, upon the sight of which Despaigne elects to dwell for some time.
40th Home Run
This is Despaigne's 40th home run from what appears to be mid-May, and upon the sight of which he also elects to dwell for some time.
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Ulta Salon, Cosmetics & Fragrance, Inc. operates specialty retail stores selling cosmetics, fragrance, haircare and skincare products, and related accessories in the United States. The stores also feature full-service salons. As of January 30, 2016, the company operated 874 stores in 48 states. The company's guests can satisfy all of their beauty needs at Ulta Beauty. Its stores and Website offer approximately 20,000 products from approximately 500 beauty brands across all categories and price points, including Ulta Beauty's own private label, the Ulta Beauty Collection. The company offers a selection of categories across prestige and mass cosmetics, fragrance, haircare, skincare, bath and body products and salon styling tools. It also offers a full-service salon in every store featuring hair, skin and brow services. Salon The company offers a range of services in all of its stores, focusing on the three key pillars of hair, skin health and brow services. Its Ulta Beauty store format includes an open and modern salon area with approximately 8 to 10 stations and the majority of its stores offer brow services. The entire salon area is approximately 950 square feet with a concierge desk, skin treatment room or dedicated skin treatment area, semi-private shampoo and hair color processing area. Ulta.com The company's e-commerce business offers approximately 20,000 beauty products from various brands. Ulta.com is also a resource for its guests to access product and store information, beauty trends and techniques. Assortment The company offers products in various categories comprising cosmetics, which includes products for the face, eyes, cheeks, lips, nails and brushes; haircare, which includes shampoos, conditioners, styling products, hair accessories and hair brushes; salon styling tools, which includes hair dryers, curling irons and flat irons; skincare and bath and body, which includes products for the face, hands and body; fragrance; nail polish and nail care products; men's skincare, haircare and fragrance products; Ulta Beauty Collection consisting of cosmetics, skincare, bath and body products and haircare; and other health and beauty products. Markets The company operates within the U.S. beauty products and salon services industry. The beauty products industry includes cosmetics, haircare, fragrance, bath and body, skincare, salon styling tools, and other toiletries. Suppliers The company's major suppliers include Bare Minerals, Coty, Estée Lauder Companies, L'Oréal, and The Procter and Gamble Company, among others. Strategy The company's six strategic imperatives to drive sustainable long-term growth include acquiring new guests and deepening loyalty with existing guests; differentiating by delivering a distinctive and personalized guest experience across all channels; offering relevant, innovative and often exclusive products that excite its guests; delivering exceptional services in three core areas, such as hair, skin health, and brows; improving stores and e-commerce to reach and serve various guests; and investing in infrastructure to support its guest experience and growth, and capturing scale efficiencies. Intellectual Property The company has registered approximately 40 trademarks in the United States and other countries. The majority of its trademark registrations contain the ULTA mark, including Ulta Salon Cosmetics Fragrance (and design), Ulta.com and Ulta Beauty and two related designs. Government Regulation Majority of the products that the company sells in its stores, such as cosmetic, dietary supplement, food and over-the-counter drugs, medical devices and styling tools, including its Ulta branded products, are subject to regulation by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, the Consumer Product Safety Commission, state regulatory agencies, and State Attorneys General. Seasonality The company's business is subject to seasonal fluctuation. Significant portions of its net sales and profits are realized during the fourth quarter of the fiscal year (year ending January 2016) due to the holiday selling season. To a lesser extent, the company's business is also affected by Mothers' Day, as well as the 'Back to School' season and Valentine's Day. History Ulta Salon, Cosmetics & Fragrance, Inc. was founded in 1990. The company was incorporated in the state of Delaware in 1990.
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The ACF is dedicated to promoting the game Down Under, and is a member of FIDE, the world chess federation. Our membership consists of Australia's state and territory chess associations. The ACF produces a free email newsletter featuring local and international news, and much more. You can subscribe to receive it by email or view copies on this website.
If you're interested in playing in a weekender, check out the ACF Grand Prix series.
There are also comprehensive lists of Australian national ratings, champions and award winners, and FIDE-titled players.
2016 Olympiad
The ACF is delighted to announce that the following players have been selected to represent Australia at the 42nd Chess Olympiad in Baku, the capital city of Azerbaijan, in September 2016:
OPEN TEAM : 1. GM David Smerdon 2. GM Zong Yuan Zhao 3. IM Moulthun Ly 4. IM Anton Smirnov 5. GM Max Illingworth
WOMEN'S TEAM : 1. WIM Heather Richards 2. WFM Giang Nguyen 3. WIM Emma Guo 4. WIM Biljana Dekic 5. WIM Alex Jule
The ACF has also appointed Ian Murray once again as The ACF Olympiad Appeal Co-ordinator and Ian has already launched this appeal and the website is up and running.
The ACF Olympiad Appeal Website is : www.acfappeal.aunz.org No donation is too large or too small and all donations will be acknowledged on the appeal website.
Congratulations To Our Newest Grandmaster
At the recent FIDE Congress, Max Illingworth was formally awarded the title of FIDE Grandmaster.


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Less then a week after the Aurora Movie Theater shootings, a survivor of the "massacre" has filed the first lawsuit from the event.
Torrence Brown Jr. of Colorado, filed a lawsuit yesterday claiming extreme trauma after being in the theater while James Holmes, 24, killed twelve and seriously injured dozens more last Friday during the 12 p.m. showing of "Dark Knight Rises."
Fortunately, Brown left the scene physically unharmed, however, his bestfriend A.J. Boik, sadly was shot in the chest and later died from the wound.
Brown will be represented by popular Beverly Hills lawyer, Donald Karpel. In the suit, Brown is filing claims against the theater in which the shooting took place, saying the emergency door should have been alarmed or guarded.
Second, he is citing Holmes' doctors saying that he was highly drugged and the doctors did not monitor him properly which lead to the shooting.
Third, Brown is suing Warner Bros. filming company because "Dark Knight Rise" was very violent and he claims Holmes re-enacted a scene from the film which confused movie goers who thought Holmes was simply doing a replication of the movie.
Brown's lawyer said in an interview that "Somebody has to be responsible for the rampant violence that is shown today."
Representatives for neither the theater, Holmes' doctors, or Warner Bros. have released a statement on the suit.
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3 thoughts on "First Lawsuit Filed From Colorado Massacre"
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He's not the first, there will be a whole lot of scum looking for a free hand out. Torrence Brown get a life, and a job.
Torrence Brown, Jr. is an idiot!!!!