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This magnificent Namaste symbol having Goddess Laxmi and Lord Ganesha has been made using white wood which has been intricately hand carved by our artisans. With nice engraving and polish work from white wood, this idol emanates a stately charm hard to resist for anyone. This sculpture can be placed in the living room, garden as well as reception room to offer a warm welcome to the visitors.


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Your application - answers on the application process, and what to do if you have any problems.
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No, your classes in Paris will be taught in English and your guides and tutors will be English-speaking. For visiting tourist sites and social activity English is widely spoken.
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Full details of how to do so will be sent to you via email if you are offered a place on the course.
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John Belsham – Foxes Island Wines, New Zealand
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Kerri Thompson – Director/Winemaker – Wines by KT, South Australia - Panel Chair
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Greer Carland - Winemaker, Winemaking Tasmania, TAS
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Jim Trezise – President, New York Wine & Grape Foundation, USA
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Lead SQL Server DBA
Date Posted: Apr 24, 2017
Location: Cary, NC, US, 27513
Company: MetLife
Role Location: Cary, NC
Role Value Proposition: At MetLife, we seek to make a meaningful impact in the lives of our customers and our communities. What you probably know about MetLife is that we are one of the world's largest insurance providers. What you may not know is that while we have global scale, we're also surprisingly nimble. So nimble that in three months our Global Technology & Operations group developed and implemented a new MongoDB / NoSQL application that aggregates data across 70 legacy systems, storing 24 terabytes of data and handling 45 million agreements with 140 million transactions. It's like being at a start-up, only with resources to make sure everything is done right. Our work spans the spectrum – from front- end HTML5/CSS3 UIs to highly-scalable cloud-ready applications to big-data predictive analytics – and everything in between. We're looking for people to help us transform the customer experience in a collaborative environment and a culture of creativity. So, if you like being challenged and using cutting–edge technologies to create breakthrough solutions, with enough resources behind you to make sure you succeed; this is the place for you. The purpose of this position is to provide senior technical leadership for database administration in a 7x24 production environment. The resource in this position will handle database administration for SQL Server with a significant focus on continuous improvement and technology strategy. The role will provide opportunity to work with PDW appliance and Azure cloud environments.
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Kwans add Albany Coffee Beanery to holdings; this one's a drive-thru
Add one more business to the fast-growing field of drive-thru coffee shops.
The Coffee Beanery has opened a new caf� and drive-thru at 1900 Central Ave. near the entrance to the Price Chopper in Colonie Plaza.
It's the sixth Coffee Beanery for local franchise owners Peter Kwan and Lily Kwan, but their first that's not in a mall or transit hub. The couple's other shops are in Crossgates Mall, Colonie Center, the Rensselaer Rail Station and Albany International Airport (the airport has two, including one that was recently relocated as part of a $4.5 million upgrade of the terminal).
Opening a stand-alone shop with a drive-thru is a relatively new concept for the chain, which is based in Flushing, Mich., and has 180 shops in 28 states, Guam and seven countries, including Korea and China. Shops are also slated for the United Arab Emirates.
"I believe at this time we have achieved the brand recognition in the Capital District," said Peter Kwan, who franchised his first shop 11 years ago. "It's time for us to go to the community and provide service."
The Central Avenue location offers good visibility for the business, Kwan said. He signed a 10-year lease with Kimco Properties for a building that formerly housed a Taco Bell, said Robert Weiss, a broker at The Howard Group.
In addition to light-, medium- and dark-roasted coffees, the caf� menu includes panini sandwiches, wraps, soups, salads and breakfast food.
The Coffee Beanery is going up against Dunkin' Donuts and Starbucks, competitors with strong household names and national marketing campaigns.
Dunkin' Donuts, which started including drive-thrus at its shops in the 1980s, has 79 locations in the region, about 70 of which have a drive-thru, said Mark Bardack, a spokesman for the Canton, Mass.-based chain. Dunkin' Donuts has about 4,400 locations in North America, and 6,100 worldwide.
Starbucks has a drive-thru in Queensbury and plans to open three more in Schenectady, East Greenbush and Albany, part of an aggressive push by the Seattle-based company to open drive-thrus in the Northeast. There are 8,167 Starbucks in the Unites States and more than 11,000 worldwide.
"Our coffees tend to appeal to those people who have a little more sophisticated palate and don't think everything needs to be dark-roasted," said JoAnne Shaw, Coffee Beanery president.
Shaw founded the company in 1976 in Deerborn, Mich., with her husband, Julius. She said the Kwans have done an excellent job running the local franchises and believes there is good brand awareness in the region from the shops in the malls, airport and train station.
Of the couple of shops that have drive-thrus in the chain thus far, Shaw said they tend to generate more revenue.
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Graeme Smith, South Africa's 22-year-old captain, has had an astonishing first Test against England. He came into it to the disconcerting background music of murmurings about him within his own dressing-room and yet for every minute of the match he led from the front.
First he made 277, the highest individual Test score by a South African, then followed it with 85 in 70 balls in the second innings, and was always in control in the field. He had had a poor one-day series with the bat and his ways of captaincy, both on and off the field, are different from those of his predecessor, Shaun Pollock.
Smith knows his own mind and is not afraid to speak it. It would have been hardly surprising if some of his colleagues in the dressing-room were suspicious and keen to see what he was made of. He is now in an unassailable position. The doubters, whoever they were, must surely now have a considerable respect for him. Not only has he an impressively sound batting technique; he also has an astonishingly mature head on his young shoulders.
Smith is not one of those tall, willowy left-handers who are elegance personified, but there is an unflappable authority about him at the crease. Nothing worried him. The way in which he put all the other pressures behind him and got on with the job in hand was remarkable in one so young. He is a most powerful stroke-maker on both sides of the wicket and is also an excellent player of spin bowling.
He approaches the job of captaincy in the field with the same authority and certainty. There are clearly no grey areas in his mind, although he seems happy enough to listen to anything that his colleagues may have to suggest before making up his own mind.
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Brendoncare is a registered charity, dedicated to improving the quality of life for older people through our 10 care homes and 90 friendship and wellbeing clubs. Brendoncare The Old Parsonage offers nursing care in a warm and friendly environment. A close care complex adjoins the home providing the independence and security of home ownership, together with access to many caring and communal facilities, giving peace of mind.
About The Old Parsonage
The Old Parsonage aims to enable older people to live independent, happy and fulfilling lives. It is situated in the pretty village of Otterbourne, set back from the main road which links Winchester and Southampton. The early Victorian house has been considerably extended to provide accommodation suitable for nursing, while maintaining its atmosphere and charm. The walled garden and extensive grounds add to the character of the home which also provides nursing support and facilities to the adjoining 22 unit close care complex of apartments and bungalows.
Nursing Home
The Old Parsonage offers residential and nursing care for 28 people in a warm and friendly environment. It provides a home where older people are helped to live as normally as possible and where the emphasis is on quality and enjoyment of life. The staff offer highly skilled nursing and rehabilitation when necessary, and are proud to do so in an atmosphere where residents can feel they are still in charge of their own lives.
In the older part of the house each room is different, with its own particular character. In the newer nursing household, people are still encouraged to bring their own possessions and furniture, even their pets, and to arrange their room as they wish. Most residents enjoy their meals in the relaxed atmosphere of either of the dining rooms where their family and friends can join them.
The home's philosophy is that residents should be able to make decisions for themselves and choose how to spend their time. Many of them enjoy going out, joining in activities or just spending time with each other. There are regular visitors to the home which has strong links with the local community and an active friends network. Residents are encouraged to continue with previous leisure interests, and there are plenty of opportunities to be sociable. However, for those who prefer more peace and solitude, their privacy is respected. The home is equipped with Wi-Fi for residents and their visitors to enjoy.
Led by an enthusiastic and well-qualified home manager, the staff at The Old Parsonage work as a close team and are committed to the Brendoncare philosophy. They make every effort to provide care which promotes privacy and dignity, and to understand each resident's needs and preferences. Registered nurses are always on duty supported by well-trained care assistants, and all the staff receive continuous education and development. Local GPs support the home and visit regularly so that residents can be registered with the doctor of their choice. A chiropodist attends the home on a regular basis and other services can always be arranged.
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Old Parsonage Court is a small retirement development of 22 leasehold bungalows and apartments set in the delightful mature grounds of The Old Parsonage.
Close Care has become a very popular accommodation choice among people in their retirement years because of its unique combination of advantages. It provides the independence and security associated with home ownership, together with access to many caring and communal facilities, giving peace of mind.
People living at Old Parsonage Court enjoy total independence, with access to the following extra services from the main house, all covered within the annual service charge:
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"Heartfelt thanks to the nurses, carers, cooks, cleaners, admin, volunteers and all the team who make The Old Parsonage a very special place. Thank you for looking after B. so well."
Family of resident, January 2016
"Dear adopted family. Thank you all so much for the love and care you gave D during her two years here. Thanks also for helping me through her last month. She chose what she wanted to do as usual and that should be a comfort to all of us. To absolutely everybody at The Old Parsonage."
Family of resident, July 2015
"Thank you for taking care of M for the last two years of her life, with kindness and consideration."
Family of resident, July 2015
"Thank you very much for inviting us as guests at your 'Ascot' lunch last week. We greatly enjoyed both the meal and the company and feel privileged to have been part of such a special occasion.
"The catering team and all the staff who helped with organising and serving the lunch were excellent. We appreciate all the hard work that goes into making such an event so enjoyable for residents and guests."
Visitors, July 2015
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Boston Entrepreneurs' Network April 1, 2014 David Verrill Founder/Managing Director – Hub Angel Investment Group, LLC Chairman – Angel Capital Association
Background David Verrill Bowdoin (BA), MIT Sloan (SM)
Experience includes fundraising (MIT and Winchester), sales and business development (Xerox – Adaptive Products) Current Founder and Managing Director – Hub Angel Investment Group, LLC Partial Appointment – MIT Sloan School Center for Digital Business Board of Directors/Observer – Ecochlor, Harmony Line, Seahorse Bioscience, Intelligent Bio-Systems, iTeam, Angel Capital Association Hub Angel Investment Group History Started in 2000 as an experiment using a "club" model "Institutionalized" as a fund in 2001 Launching Hub Fund V in April Model – Fund w/ reserve 50% in "dry powder", Members have co-investment rights Two partners – fundraising/sales/bizdev, strategy/healthcare/compensation >75 Members – entrepreneurs, VCs, financial services, healthcare, family offices… Disclaimer - I speak as an organized angel group investor, not an individual angel investor, not a venture capitalist
Sample Portfolio Hub Club Fund I Fund II Fund III Fund IV
Flexplay – Disposable DVD Zipcar – Local/By-the-hour Car Rental Fund I SeahorseBio – Dynamic Measurement of Cell Metabolism Experion – Online Trusted Advisor S/W LifeHarbor – Managed Account S/W CircleLending – Online P2P Loan Administration Fund II Ecochlor – Ballast Water Treatment Catalyst Oncology – Reference Lab for Shc Test (Cancer) iTeam – IT Services as a SKU Fund III Intelligent Bio-Systems – DNA Sequencing Geezeo – Personal Financial Management for Banks/Credit Unions Daktari Diagnostics – 3rd Ring Real-time Diagnostics Incentive Targeting – Ad Targeting in the Grocery Industry Copiun – PC/Tablet Data Management Fund IV Localytics – Mobile App Analytics DraftKings – Daily Fantasy Sports Mobee – Crowdsourced Market Intelligence PageScience – Cookieless Ad Targeting
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Recommend Negotiate Help grow and exit
Executive Summary (3 pages or less)
Company Name, Type (S, C, LLC) and Date Founded Location (primary location of business) Referred by (who referred you to the Hub Angels) By-line (promotional statement – 7 words maximum) Focus (briefly, what is the problem facing the target market) Product (briefly, what is your product, how does it solve the market's problem, and what stage of development/implementation is it currently) Addressable Market (what is the specific size of the addressable target market in $, and what are the major segments) Revenue Model (describe in words the revenue model, and distribution channels) Projections (list revenue - actual and projected - for each revenue model/product, expected break-even point, and projected total headcount by year) Revenues ($000,000) Margin Break-even point Head count Competition (with specific company names, describe both the direct and indirect competition, and your advantage over each) Management Team (state total # of full-time employees and list the senior management team and briefly describe the work history and education of each) Burn Rate (what is the present net monthly burn rate) Board/Advisors (list the members of the board and advisors with a brief description of each) Intellectual Property (describe any patent, trademark or copyright ownership and its strength and relevance) Present Ownership/Investors/Valuation (list ownership and valuations for previous investors with dates of previous investments if any) Pre-Money Valuation (present valuation of the company) Type of Security Offered (specific type of equity or debt security, e.g. Series A Preferred, Bridge Loan, etc.) Subscription Amount, Total Estimated Capital Requirement (minimum and maximum capital desired in this round, and an estimate of total capital required to take the company to an exit) Exit Rationale and Comparables (list likely exit scenarios and relevant comparable examples of other company exits in the space – with exit multiples if possible)
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Slide 1 – Company Name, Contact Slide 2 – Overview of Key Take-away Points Slide 3 – Market Pain and Goal of Company Slide 4 – Size of Target (Addressable) Market Slide 5 – First Product w/ Hint at Product Extensions Slide 6 – How Product Works Slide 7 – Revenue Model Slide 8 – Pro Formas w/ BE, Headcount, Margins, Etc. Slide 9 – Competition Slide 10 – IP/Barriers to Entry Slide 11 – Team Including Board/Advisors Slide 12 – Capital Requirements and Current Deal Terms Slide 13 – Exit Strategy w/ Comparables Slide 14 – Summary Slide 15 – Company Name, Contact
Pet Peeves Competition Financials Exit Rationale and Comparables
"We have no direct competitors" 2x2 matrix with too few companies – only one in the "upper right" Comparison in a grid with chosen few attributes Financials Do they pass the "sniff test"? What are the "unit economics"? Are the underlying assumptions sound? Is model thorough, and inclusive of hiring and associated costs? Exit Rationale and Comparables Has the CEO even thought about it? What are the pain points in the industry? Who is buying – when and why? Are exits cash/equity? What are typical multiples on revenue/EBITDA? Give me some researched examples that include capital raised Does capital strategy match exit strategy?
Thank you
Examples of investors in Boston
Angel Groups (Individual wealth to $10 million funds) Hub Angels Common Angels Launchpad Mass Medical Angels Golden Seeds Smaller VCs ($ million funds) 406 Ventures New Atlantic Kepha Norwich Longworth Bigger VCs ($250+ million funds) Polaris Venrock General Catalyst NorthBridge Globespan
What differentiates Hub?
Invest in the $2.5mm to $10mm pre-money valuation range Invest in a broad range of industry sectors Won't look at unsolicited deals Only invest in the "Boston area" Use a fund as the primary investment vehicle, and leverage with co-investment rights of Members Get in the boat and row - bringing the networks of our membership to bear, and taking a Board seat (or Observer rights) Affinity with the top schools
What do Angels Look for? Stuff they know, people they like, close to where they live Collateral…keep it simple Executive Summary (1-3 pages) PowerPoint (15 slides) Pitch…focus on reality Addressable Market Size Pain Points Unique Ability to Address Pain Barriers to Entry At Least One Star on Management Team Impressive Board/Advisors Examples of Comparable Exits Finding Money…financing is your (first) biggest risk Use Your Network to get to Friends, Family, Angels, Angel Groups Segment the Angel Market Do a Lot with a Little Set and Reach Achievable Goals (monthly, quarterly)
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In '' 'Big Food' Gets the Obesity Message'' (editorial, July 10), you write that ''at least the fast-growing campaign to hold food companies responsible for adverse nutritional effects may not have been so frivolous after all.''
Holding a corporation responsible for my actions is an earnest and thoughtful act? I am not myself overweight, but know people who are. I do not believe that they would want free money from a corporation that never forced them to eat or buy its food products.
The great thing about America, and about life in general, is that we are born with free will. It's silly to think that McDonald's somehow manipulates that. If I am in the mood for a Super Size order of fries, I should be able to buy it. And I'll run an extra mile that day.
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"The spirit of Christmas has the power to change the world in many ways you might not considered""
No matter what season you're in, there is always great lessons that we can take on board from the Christmas spirit. It's a life event that happens to all of us and going beyond the joys exchanged, we can take this forward into everyday life. With that in mind, the following inspirational TED talks shall challenge you to consider the moving stories that arise from human interactions which create a better world. This is often influenced by the spirit of giving and it's magnificent.
The TED talks that you must consider which go beyond the Christmas season
Jose Miguel Sokoloff: How we used Christmas lights to fight a war
It's All About the Giving: Dan McComas at TEDxDePaulU
Christmas is an arms race: Georgine Getty at TEDxXavierUniversity
The above inspiring TED talks all present different ways of how carrying the spirit of giving can change the world. It brings up the idea that no matter what happens, no matter the injustices or imperfections in the world. Deep inside us, we will always strive for better outcomes in humanity and work towards moving forward. It's a light that exists inside all of us that we need to cling on to get out of any tunnel.
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Ryan Reed found himself closing in on a top-five finish in NASCAR's overtime Saturday afternoon, but his efforts were foiled by contact with one lap to go. Reed had steadily advanced all day, but the contact sent him into the wall and ended his efforts one lap short of the finish. Reed was scored 23rd in the No. 16 Lilly Diabetes Ford Mustang.
"It's always frustrating when something like that happens," said Reed after the late-race caution. "We worked on our Lilly Ford all race and made a lot of gains at the end. We'll bounce back next weekend at Talladega."
Reed started the race 17th and lost one lap to the leaders over the first 75-lap stage while battling a free handling Ford, closing out stage one 17th. Over the stage break, Reed pitted for four tires, fuel and a track bar adjustment to help with forward drive.
Reed started stage two 17th and had the same handling woes. A chassis adjustment under caution on lap 119 helped Reed gain one spot to close out stage two 16th. Under caution between the stages Reed received four tires, fuel, track bar and wedge adjustments. The big swing on handling set Reed up for the final stage.
As the laps went by in the closing stage, Reed continued to advance forward through the field. Reed was scored 10th when the field took the green flag with five laps to go. A quick caution set the field up for a green-white-checkered overtime finish. Reed had a solid restart and was looking to make a move on seventh when he was clipped from behind. The contact sent his No. 16 Ford spinning and heavily damaged the left side. Reed limped his Ford to pit road and wasn't able to cross the finish line, resulting in a 23rd-place finish.
Bubba Wallace, driver of the No. 6 Mello Yello Ford Mustang, took advantage of the final restart in Saturday afternoon's NASCAR XFINITY Series race at Richmond International Raceway to earn a sixth-place finish. The result is Wallace's sixth top-10 overall and his sixth sixth-place finish in the first eight races of the 2017 season.
"What a day," said Wallace. "This sixth-place finish is not like our other ones. We definitely didn't deserve it but our attitude is to never give up. I didn't think we would get up to the top-10 but long runs helped us for sure. We just didn't have that fire-off speed. Thanks to Mello Yello for coming on board and Ford. It isn't Mello Yello's debut, they have been in the sport longer than me, but a good debut on our car. We had Leidos for a sixth-place, Mello Yello for sixth-place and we have a great partner with Globe Life coming up for hopefully two sixth-place finishes or better. We will make the most of it."
Wallace began the scheduled 250-Lap event from the 19th position and battled with a tight-handling Mello Yello Mustang for much of the first stage. Although not handling to his liking, Wallace improved five positions during the 75-Lap opening stage to take the green-checkered flag in 14th.
Stage 2 began with similar handling issues for the Roush Fenway Racing driver as the Mello Yello Mustang was too tight through the center of the corner and struggled to find forward drive on the exit of the corner. Despite the handling issues, Wallace maintained his top-15 track position throughout the stage and crossed the finish line at the completion of Stage 2 on Lap 150 in 14th.
Wallace took the restart for the third and final stage from the 12th position on Lap 164 but was shuffled back to 15th before the caution came out once again on Lap 181. The driver of the Mello Yello Mustang took the ensuing restart in 14th and took advantage of a long green flag run to drive into 10th before the yellow flag waved again on Lap 238. Crew chief Seth Barbour took advantage of this caution period to bring Wallace back to pit road for four fresh tires and a chassis adjustment.
Wallace returned to the track following the stop in ninth and wasted little time moving into seventh just prior to the caution coming back out following a Lap 244 restart. This caution set up NASCAR's version of overtime.
Wallace took the green flag for overtime from seventh but quickly drove up to sixth before the caution flag waved once again after the race leaders took the white flag. In the end, Wallace took the checkered flag in the sixth position.
The result is Wallace's sixth sixth-place finish of 2017 and ranks the Roush Fenway driver second in top-10 finishes among all drivers with six top-10s.
Chastain 38th at Richmond29 Apr 2017
Ross Chastain finished 38th in Saturday's ToyotaCare 250 Xfinity Series race at Richmond International Raceway.
The race was Chastain's fifth in the series at RIR.
Chastain, who drove the Florida Watermelon Association Chevrolet, started 23rd in the race, which was extended to overtime by a six-car crash three laps from the scheduled finish.
"Not the day we hoped for here at Richmond," Chastain said. "We'll get back on track next time here."
Smithley 29th in Toyota Care 25029 Apr 2017
Garrett Smithley, who started from the back of the pack, advanced through the field to finish 29th in Saturday's ToyotaCare 250 Xfinity Series race at Richmond International Raceway.
Smithley finished three laps off the lead pace.
"We had to come a long way from the back, and that made it tough," Smithley said. "It proves how much starting close to the front can mean. Had a pretty good car for a tough track, though."
Smithley is 21st in Xfinity driver points.
Rhodes Rolls to 24th at RIR29 Apr 2017
Harrison Rhodes survived a tough run at Richmond International Raceway to finish 24th in Saturday's ToyotaCare 250 Xfinity Series race.
Rhodes started 29th and moved through the field steadily, but his progress was stalled near the end of the race when he was involved in a six-car crash, an accident that pushed the event into overtime.
The wreck caused a 2:43 red flag.
"We had a pretty good car then got pulled into that wreck late," Rhodes said. "We should have had a better finish, but we got in some good laps and had a respectable run."
Rhodes is 19th in Xfinity driver points.
Wallace Posts Quickest Super Late Model Time During First Test for Short Track Nationals29 Apr 2017
Steve Wallace, the youngest son of nine-time Bristol Motor Speedway winner Rusty Wallace, was quickest in the first two Super Late Model practice sessions during the first of two open test days for the Inaugural Short Track U.S. Nationals, May 19-21.
Wallace posted a quick lap of 14.937 seconds at 120.506 mph in his Jettools.com Ford Fusion and then improved on that lap in the second session, clocking his quickest run of the day at 14.873 seconds, 121.025 mph.
The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series track record here is 14.573 seconds at 131.668 mph, set by Denny Hamlin in August 2016. The XFINITY Series qualifying record is 15.002 seconds at 127.903, set by Erik Jones, also in August '16.
"That was on a race trim run," Wallace said of his 14.873-second effort. "When we make a qualifying run it will be a lot quicker than that. I would expect it to be either 14.50s or 14.60s."
Wallace has quite a bit of experience racing at Bristol He has competed here in the NASCAR XFINITY Series and won his first pole position in that series at BMS. He has also raced here in the NASCAR Truck Series.
"It feels cool to be back here," Wallace said. "I haven't been here in years. This place is a lot of fun. It brings back good memories and bad memories."
Las Vegas racer Noah Gragson was the only other Super Late Model driver to dip into the 14-second zone, as he posted a time of 14.955 at 120.361 mph in the second session.
Trey Craig was quickest in Pro Late Model with a 15.161 second lap at 118.726 mph and Cole Williams was fastest in the second session at 15.352, 117.249 mph.
In Late Model Stock, Myatt Snider was third in both sessions, posting lap times of 15.901 and 16.064 seconds.
"It was pretty crazy," said Snider, son of NBC Sports auto racing reporter Marty Snider. "There's not many tracks like this. You've got Orange County Speedway in North Carolina, but it's not quite as fast as this place. I went down in the corner the first time and it was kind of a shock at just how fast it really was. It has a really good sensation of speed. Probably one of my favorite tracks I've been to. It's a lot of fun."
Snider said he got more comfortable the second time out.
"I was focused on getting the car right and getting a feel for how the track drives," Snider said. "This track is really fast for a late model stock car because they don't have quite as much power as the super late models. It's a lot of fun. I was also trying to get a lot more comfortable with the track. The first couple of laps it was definitely a little squirrely out there, but the second time out you get a lot more comfortable."
Jared Fryer posted the quickest lap in Late Model Stock's second session at 15.775 seconds at 114.105 mph. Evan Swilling was quickest in the first session at 15.835 seconds, 113.672 mph.
Nearly 500 race cars split among six classes are expected to be in competition during the Short Track U.S. Nationals, including Super Late Model, Pro/Crate Late Model, Late Model Stock, Modified, Street Stock and Compact divisions. The five sanctioning bodies that will be represented are CRA (Super Late Models, Pro Late Models, Street Stock), CARS Tour (Super Late Models, Late Model Stock), Southern Super Series (Super Late Model), National Short Track Alliance (Modifieds), VORES Compact Touring Series (Compacts).
Tickets and pit passes for the Short Track U.S. Nationals start at $85 for a weekend grandstand seat/pit pass combo and $45 for a Saturday/Sunday grandstand GA combo. Kids 12-and-under are just $10 for a Saturday/Sunday grandstand GA combo. Individual pit passes also are available for ages 14-and-up. Please visit http://www.
Marlar rolls to Volunteer Speedway Spring Nationals Series $10,052 'Scott Sexton Memorial' victory29 Apr 2017
The Schaeffer's Oil Spring Nationals Series presented by Sunoco Race Fuels and Tennessee RV Supercenter fifth annual Scott Sexton Memorial headlined the racing program Friday night at Volunteer Speedway, and before a big home-state crowd Mike Marlar of Winfield captured the $10,052 victory in the event which honored a legendary East Tennessee racer.
With a stellar field of 34 Super Late Model drivers representing 12 states and Canada assembled at "The Gap" for the Scott Sexton Memorial, Ricky Weiss of Headingly, Manitoba, Canada was fastest qualifier in Group A and overall at 12.116 seconds. Shanon Buckingham of Morristown was quickest in Group B at 12.213 seconds.
Four heat races each transferred the top four finishers into the main event, with Marlar winning the first heat over Weiss, Dale McDowell and Brandon Sheppard. Jimmy Owens of Newport took the win in heat two over Eric Wells, Tim McCreadie and Skylar Marlar.
Michael Chilton, from Salvisa, Kentucky, earned the victory in the third heat over Buckingham, Tyler Erb and Vic Hill. Chris Madden of Gaffney, South Carolina, won the fourth heat over Donald McIntosh, Kyle Hardy and Joey Coulter.
Michael Page of Douglasville, Georgia, and Brian Shirley from Chatham, Illinois, each won last chance B-main races which determined the remainder of the starting field for the 52-lap feature.
With fans on their feet Chilton rocketed out into the lead at drop of the green flag over Marlar, Madden, Owens and Buckingham. Chilton quickly pulled out to right at a half-straightaway advantage over Marlar, Madden, Owens and Buckingham.
Behind the top five in the running order action was fast-and-furious involving Weiss, Wells, McIntosh, McDowell, Erb, McCreadie, Sheppard, Hardy, Hill, Coulter and Shirley.
Chilton caught tail of the field on lap 11 to work slower traffic at rear of the field, which allowed Marlar and Madden to close behind the leader. Marlar dove to inside of Chilton entering the first turn on lap 14, and as they raced off the second corner down the backstretch he grabbed the lead.
Smashing the loud pedal Marlar began to put some real estate between himself and those in pursuit, but the racing behind involving Chilton, Madden, Owens and Buckingham was close quarters. Madden got around Chilton for second place on lap 29 between turns three and four, but leader Marlar was almost a full-straightaway ahead.
With the race past the halfway distance, many in the crowd were thinking "could the race run caution-free?" Well, when you have many of the top dirt late model professional racers in the business on the track who regularly compete with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series and World of Outlaws Late Model Series, you can expect good, hard-nosed racing but done so with respect to fellow competitors.
McIntosh worked his way past Buckingham for fifth on lap 34, which in turn opened the door for McDowell to also overtake Buckingham for position. Meanwhile, Owens was up-on-the-wheel trying to get around Chilton for the third spot, and he finally got the job done.
McDowell was coming, and coming with a purpose as he got by McIntosh for fifth place on lap 36 and then inside of 10 laps remaining he passed both Chilton and Owens to move into third. But with leader Marlar working lapped traffic to perfection, he never really missed a beat to allow Madden and McDowell to seriously close within striking distance as he rolled to the $10,052 Scott Sexton Memorial victory over Madden, McDowell, Owens and Chilton.
Completing the top 10 finishers were McIntosh, Buckingham, Wells, Hardy and Sheppard. The top 10 cars were on the lead lap at the checkered flag, as Marlar got around 11th-place finisher Weiss on the white flag lap.
Matt Henderson set fast-time at 13.226 seconds in Crate Late Model qualifying to earn the pole position for the $1,500-to-win feature. But with 30 cars packing the pits, only the top 14 drivers were locked into the 30-lap feature. Two heat races each transferred the top five finishers to determine the remaining starting spots in the strong 24-car field.
Jason Trammell of Knoxville powered into the lead on the opening lap over Henderson, Tim Maupin, Gary Crittenden and Jimmy Elliott.
Trammell was flexing his muscles out front in putting some distance between himself and closest challengers, but the action between Henderson, Maupin, Crittenden and Elliott was heated. Behind them the racing was intense as well with several drivers jockeyed for position including Ross White, Benji Hicks, Forrest Trent, Philip Thompson, Josh Henry and Jensen Ford.
With the race running clean-and-green from the start, White spun in the fourth turn on lap 14 while battling for sixth with Hicks to bring out the first caution.
Off the ensuing double-file restart, just behind leader Trammell both Henderson and Maupin got together at end of the front straightaway to almost wreck between turns one and two, stacking the field up and forcing several drivers into evasive maneuvers to avoid a big pileup. But before one lap was completed back under green, Maupin and Trent tangled exiting the fourth turn onto the front straightaway to see the caution quickly come back out.
Finally back under green, Trammell was out front in a zone all of his own while behind him the action was two- and three-wide back through the top 15 cars in the running order much to delight of the fans. Caution waved on lap 22 when Thompson spun and tagged the wall while battling for position, with Ford also pulling into the pits with the yellow out to end strong runs for both drivers.
Poised for a run to the checkers, Trammell once again pulled away from those in pursuit to impressively bring home a flag-to-flag victory over Elliott, Henderson, Crittenden and Hicks.
Completing the top 10 finishers were Maupin, Henry, Vic Chandler, Rusty Ballenger and Tim Byrd.
Jordon Horton, from New Tazewell, jumped out into the lead at start of the 25-lap Sportsman Late Model feature and never looked back en route to capturing his second win this season over Matt Tharp, Brad Seagle, Cody Smith and Andy Ogle.
Brad Davis of Tazewell outran defending Modified Street track champion Chris Rickett, Austin Atkins, Jeffrey Melton and Michael Woods to record his first win of the season.
Volunteer Speedway PR
On Friday, Venturini Motorsports (VMS) driver Zane Smith began his race weekend with a special appearance at Salem, Indiana's City Hall. The seventeen year-old Smith is in town competing in Sunday's ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards event at Salem Speedway.
Meeting with Salem's Mayor along with members of the city's Public Works department, the group discussed the importance of bringing Distracted Driving Awareness to the area in hopes of educating drivers and saving lives. Zane Smith, representing Musselman's Apple Sauce and People Against Distracted Driving (PADD®) presented the city with street signage to serve as a community reminder to the importance of safe driving.
"The City of Salem is proud to get behind this important and timely initiative," said Troy Merry, Mayor of Salem, Indiana. "Take notice the next time you're driving - It's almost impossible not to spot someone texting and driving behind the wheel. This is a major safety concern not only to our city but for all cities across America. Our efforts to raise distracted driving awareness will initially be focused in and around school zones throughout our community. Targeting these areas will deliver a repetitive message to future drivers (children) and a friendly reminder to the parents who have the ultimate responsibility behind the wheel."
Earlier this year Musselman's Apple Sauce and Venturini Motorsports (VMS) announced a partnership with safety advocate and charitable organization, 'The Nikki Kellenyi Foundation - People Against Distracted Driving' (PADD®) in effort to launch a multi-tiered, nationwide distracted driving awareness campaign.
The group has joined forces to unveil a year-long distracted driving educational campaign designed to create attention to this modern day epidemic. Using government, community involvement, social media, and the national reach of professional motorsports, the group's combined efforts will target all demographic ages, but mostly adolescence, to promote safe and responsible driving.
PADD®, a nationally recognized non-profit organization, is one of the country's leading authorities on distracted driving awareness advocacy providing education and support to thousands of families affected by injury or death as result of automobile accidents caused by distracted drivers. PADD®'s primary objective is to raise public awareness, offer 24/7 support to victims of inattentive driving and to influence legislation regarding distracted driving reform.


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David Jencks wrote: > I've been thinking about tomcat a bit, even though I know nothing > whatsoever about what's inside:-) So do I! :) > The jetty builder really doesn't do anything jetty specific any more > (except construct one set of redundant security info, that Alan and I > are hoping to figure out a way to remove). So, it might be possible to > reuse the jetty builder for tomcat. Sounds excellent. > To do this we would need, for tomcat, > > gbean for web application (JettyWebAppJACCContext) It's already done - not yet finished, but works. It's in TomcatWebAppContext. I'm reviewing Jeff's changes pertaining to security, so it may be that JAAC counterpart is also done. > gbean for servlet (JettyServletHolder) > gbean for filter (JettyFilterHolder) > gbean for filter mapping (JettyFilterMapping) These look fairly easy to implement as I think they should differ from the Jetty ones. I'll be looking into it. > (I've put the jetty oriented gbean classes in for reference). > > If the tomcat versions of these gbeans had the same attributes and > references as the jetty ones, the only difference would be the classes > to get the GBeanData objects from. This is easy to parameterize. I keep focused on the features to see how far we can go with it. > david jencks Jacek
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Meet D.O.R.T.H.E. She is currently 15", pretty pale but an incredibly warm and caring max/msp patch, that creates music from your thoughts in the form of written words and sentences. She is amazingly well connected speaking several languages with which she controls a number of mechanical machines build almost entirely out of scrap electronics. She sometimes get surprised how much really well-functioning stuff gets thrown out every day, from several reasons - one being "the new model arrived".
One visit to the junkyard provided her with roughly $300 worth of DC and stepper-engines, plus additional heaps of little useful things.
D.O.R.T.H.E. reuses words. She analyzes them, and use them for music creation because she believes that words, sentences and phonetics have many resemblances to music. Both one to one mappings like number of letters in a word translated to a pitch in music, but also emotional states like joy, distress, happiness, discomfort and fear.
D.O.R.T.H.E. is about re-cycling. Re-cycle words - turn them into music. Re-cycle electronics and turn them into instruments.
collaboration with søren andreasen
Rumkraft is a Copenhagen, Denmark based school and meeting space for electronic musicians. Rumkraft work to assist the communal social knowledge sharing, by offering an open space with a bunch of workshops and educational courses.
It is possible to attend courses including creative coding using Max 7 by Cycling '74, music production with Ableton Live & Push, understanding law around intellectual property (copyright, contracts etc.) and a series of user-created workshops around the subjects of composition, music technology, electronics and performing arts.
Randi & Katrine were commissioned for the installation 'BETWEEN TOWERS' at the danish Museum of Modern Art, Arken.
spektrogram created sound design for the installation.
13 large transformer towers where in a 154 meters long room, at the entrance of the museum.
Each tower had it's own personality, communicating with the others.
The sound design were mainly composed using synthesis on material recorded with b-field microphones. A microphone which is able to record fields of electricity.
It was diffused as drones in each of the towers, and running audio animations along the length of the room, creating the sensation of communication flow.
The levels of the constant audio were intentionally kept low, so the audience had to come close to the towers, and use their physical senses to experience the sound design, and the unique personalities of each tower.
Abstract animation piece created in collaboration with Hodja Berlev
The piece is a co-production, where a series of smells in a series of plastic containers served as inspiration for the production with the only predetermined limitation being time: 48 hours.
The production describe the transition between three states of mind.
Deus Ex Machina is a Copenhagen based multichannel sound event, exploring the use of many loudspeakers to present live-performed electronic music. With inspiration from theater; each performance was staged in a scenography of wires and light. Each performer was at the center of the room, with the loudspeakers towards the performer. The audience was encouraged to walk around and experience the room during the performances in an attempt to dissolve the border between performer, stage and audience.
Initiated in 2015 by Spektrogram and students of The Danish National School of Performing Arts.


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4/F Mega B, SM Megamall, EDSA cor. Julia Vargas Ave., Ortigas Center, Mandaluyong, Metro Manila
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Liked mainly because of their cheesy mac and cheese. You could really taste the cheese and for me that is a comfort food. Ordered their solo bacon pixza which was satisfying enough for my craving.
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I ate there at 11am Saturday and did not expect much people in the store. It was too noisy like there are people holding seminar or briefing. I eat in Greenwich because of how their chicken tastes but in this branch, I did not like it.
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I am always not fully satisfied when I eat here. The serving of chicken is too small compared to Jollibee. However, I like their pizza fries.
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Hot place, their bio and non-bio trash bin is exposed and is actually beside the dining tables, "pile of maps" are is just in front of the sink, and NO AIRCON!
The only good part is that I ate here with my friends. We went straight to condo after eating though... Because the place really seemed "polluted". They didn't even gave us table napkins, we have to ask pa sa counter. K.
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Nothing in this plate is even close to being warm and it took them a while to serve our food.
I also made a mistake with my order and just realized it only after the order was punched in. I asked if they can still change it but the cashier said no. I dunno if that's the truth or if she's just lazy to go through the voiding process.
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Chicken Marbella
Recipe by William (Uncle Bill) Anatooskin
An exceptionally tasty chicken recipe. This was sent to me by my friend Mickie who loves to cook. This must be refrigerated and marinated overnight to achieve the flavor and moistness.
Top Review by Linda Reed
This is my favorite chicken recipe - I found at least 15 years ago in the original Silver Palate cookbook (the white covered one). I've made this many, many, many times. I always use boneless, skinless breasts. The recipe makes a lot & I make it with everything but the brown sugar and freeze it uncooked. It's THE dish I make for others - when they have a baby, break a leg, have company, have a death in the family. EVERYONE loves it.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 5 lbs fryer chickens
- 6 garlic cloves, pure'ed
- 2 tablespoons dried oregano
- 1⁄2 teaspoon coarse pickling salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon black pepper
- 1⁄4 cup red wine vinegar
- 1⁄4 cup extra virgin olive oil
- 1⁄2 cup pitted prunes
- 1⁄4 cup pitted green olives
- 1⁄2 cup canned capers, including some liquid
- 3 large bay leaves
- 1⁄2 cup brown sugar, lightly packed
- 1⁄2 cup dry white wine
- 1⁄4 cup finely chopped fresh parsley
Directions See How It's Made
- Wash chicken in cold water, pat dry and cut into quarters.
- In a large bowl, combine garlic, oregano, salt, pepper, vinegar, olive oil, prunes, olives, capers, bay leaves and mix well. Add chicken quarters and coat well with marinade. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight to marinate.
- NEXT DAY: Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Arrange chicken in a single layer in a 9" x 13" oven proof casserole dish or a shallow baking pan.
- Spoon marinade evenly over chicken. Sprinkle chicken with brown sugar. Pour white wine into the dish, (NOT OVER THE CHICKEN).
- Bake in preheated 350F oven for 50 to 60 minutes, basting frequently with pan juices. Note: Chicken is done when thigh pieces are pricked with a fork at their thickest and no pink is showing.
- With a slotted spoon, transfer chicken, prunes, olives and capers to a serving platter. Moisten chicken with a few spoonfuls of pan juices. Sprinkle generously with finely chopped fresh parsley. Pour remainder of pan juices into a sauceboat and serve along with the chicken for those who desire more liquid.
- NOTES: The overnight marination is essential to the moistness of the finished product. The chicken improves over a couple days of refrigeration. It also travels well and makes excellent picnic fare. Also, you may make this recipe with small drumsticks. It makes delicious hor d'oeuvres. This recipe doubles very easily if serving large groups. Bake in a large roasting pan.