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Irish biotech fund Malin looks for full portfolio by year end
Irish global biotech fund Malin, which raised €330m in an IPO earlier this year, said it aims to have identified a full asset portfolio within the next 12 months.
The Dublin-based firm made its second investment announcement in as many days yesterday, sinking €34.5m into Irish specialty pharmaceutical company Altan Pharma in exchange for a 65pc stake of the business.
Malin, which counts Woodford Investment Management and insurer Aviva among its shareholders, will enter the injectable drug market with Altan, which it said had acquired a privately held group of Spanish injectable drug firms for €87.5m.
Earlier this week Malin announced that it had invested €31m and committed a further €9m to US-based Melinta Therapeutics, which is developing novel treatments for bacterial infections, including an antibiotic, delafloxacin, currently in Phase Three development.
Prior to its initial public offering, Malin had committed €100m to seven firms, from a US disinfection technology company to a pan-African distributor, with a further €130m promised subject to contingent commitments being met.
This brings the total number of investments made by the fund to nine. The fund is aiming to have a total asset portfolio of between 10 and 12 investments, and a spokeswoman for the company told the Irish Independent that it expects to have a full portfolio identified within the next year.
She said: "we are close to the 10-12 assets that we originally said we would like to have within Malin.
"There will be more assets following on from the one announced yesterday and we would be looking to have those 10-12 assets identified over the next 12 months."
Regarding yesterday's announcement Malin chairman John Given said that Altan offers the investment fund "significant exposure to the fast growing injectable drug market which is also benefiting from the increasing demand for generic drugs".
Guillermo Herrera, chairman and chief executive officer of Altan Pharma, added that he firm is "delighted with the long-term commitment from Malin".
Malin is an offshoot of life sciences strategic management company Brandon Point Industries, set up by Elan boss Kelly Martin last January.
Malin was established by a number of former executives of Irish pharmaceutical firm Elan, which was sold for over €6bn in 2013. These include Mr Martin and former chairman Bob Ingram.
Three sovereign wealth funds, as well as US billionaire James Goodnight and the Irish Strategic Investment Fund, have stakes in the business.
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Since President Donald J. Trump was sworn into office, both U.S. and international journalists have been eager to report on his first days in the White House and his plans to deliver on his campaign promises. Trump's first few weeks were filled with executive orders, controversial confirmation hearings, and a focus on keeping jobs in the U.S.
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The six 2015 Back in the Newsroom fellows at ICFJ's office.
Building on the success of the 2014 program, ICFJ will host a new round of Back in the Newsroom Fellowships in 2015. In its first year, the program placed five journalism professors from historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in cutting-edge newsrooms for the summer. This gave the fellows first-hand exposure to the latest thinking on content creation and delivery – information and skills they are using to revise their curricula and teaching methods to help students get internships and jobs.
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Knight International Journalism Fellow Juan Manuel Casanueva is creating a citizen engagement lab in Mexico and Central America to support data-driven media projects.
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Videographers, newsroom editors, bloggers, graphic reporters and journalists from all areas of expertise are welcome to apply.
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The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) has partnered with the U.S. Embassy London Public Affairs Office (PAO) to bring seven journalists from regional outlets in the United Kingdom to the United States to cover politics with an emphasis on the presidential inauguration, set for Monday, January 21. The program will offer the journalists a rare opportunity to travel to various U.S. states and learn about the impact of presidential politics on ordinary Americans "beyond the Beltway."
The Scripps Howard Immigration reporting training program brings together journalists from
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ICFJ is currently seeking applicants for the 2012 Scripps immigration reporting program. The program is scheduled to take place Sunday July 15, 2012 through Sunday July 22, 2012 in Washington, D.C.
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Continuing its efforts to improve coverage of religion around the world, ICFJ has launched a two-year program for American and international journalists who cover religious issues. By improving professional skills and increasing the dialogue around religion, ICFJ hopes to encourage journalists to engage the subject more openly and free of bias, and simultaneously more respectfully and critically. The program activities will include two online courses and international joint reporting projects,
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Luisa Handem Piette is a Knight International Journalism Fellow who coached management at four independent newspapers and three radio stations in Liberia to become profitable. She started the Media and Business Sustainability Exchange (MBS), a monthly meeting that brings together Liberian media managers and other members of the business community, including the Liberia Chamber of Commerce. The goal: to help the news media attract clients and educate businesses on the value of buying ads in a country where most advertising still comes from the government and NGOs.
Knight International Journalism Fellow Ronnie Lovler helped El Tiempo, Colombia's largest newspaper, develop a website that uses citizen reports to map crime in the capital city of Bogota. Modeled after a similar Fellowship project in Panama, citizens and citizen journalists post information on the map. Lovler trained El Tiempo journalists to use the map to identify trends and produce investigative stories about crime and violence.
Hena Cuevas trained broadcast news reporters and producers in Peru to improve the quality of news reports and increase local news in national coverage. Her partner, the National Association of Local Television Channels (Red TV), is Peru's largest network of local TV stations, an alliance of 40 independent channels that reaches more than a third of Peru's TV viewers. She has created a two-person training team that is working with Red TV's affiliates to improve everything from reporting standards to camera work.
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Readers and listeners all over the world enjoyed special insight into the U.S. presidential election as a result of the Elections 2008 Visiting Journalists Program, which brought 48 journalists from 46 countries to cover the historic campaign and vote.
Knight International enabled journalists in Ghana to generate balanced reports on their country's 2008 presidential election. Knight Fellow Alison Bethel produced a first-of-its-kind election handbook that journalists used to focus on important issues and avoid stories that fuel partisan strife. The handbook was widely distributed to journalists throughout the capital.
Marquita Smith is a Knight International Journalism Fellow who helped launch the Judicial Reporters Network in Liberia. Smith formed this association and trained its members to cover the country's fledgling legal system. Inspired by Smith, Ora Garway, a journalist in the association, launched a newspaper called The Punch that focuses on legal reporting. Garway was the country's first woman managing editor. Smith returned to Liberia in June 2010 to help Garway develop a business plan for the new newspaper and create a website featuring coverage of the justice system.
In a country where a stable government is slowly starting to emerge after years of conflict, Knight International worked with radio journalists to monitor political leaders. Knight Fellow Vianney Missumbi also helped improve election coverage, despite repeated postponements of the vote. He revived a journalism association and enabled reporters to break stories that are prompting local officials to address important issues.
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The Pennsylvania Lumber Museum would like to express our sincere thanks to all who visited with us in 2016! Attendance greatly increased with the addition of the new visitor center, and the museum offered a variety of new programs in 2016 to keep our returning visitors interested and engaged. Below is a list of special events planned for 2017. We hope you will come to visit with us again this year! And remember, word-of-mouth is still a very powerful and effective means of advertising for us, so if you enjoyed visiting the museum let your friends and family know about us. Thank you again for your support of the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum!
Pennsylvania Lumber Museum
2017 Calendar of Events:
All events are administered with the help of the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum Associates, a non-profit and community based organization formed in 1973 to assist and support the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum.
Charter Day is Sunday March 12th, 2017. Most PA Trails of History sites are free to the public to celebrate Pennsylvania's birthday! This day commemorates the land grant made to William Penn from England's King Charles II to settle a debt owed to Penn's father. The land granted to Penn in 1681 eventually became the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. PA Charter Day is always celebrated on the 2nd Sunday in March. Please visit the PHMC Trails of History website or the PA Trailheads blog for more information about other interesting activities happening across the state on Charter Day.
The 8th annual Spring Antique and Collectible Show and Sale will be held at the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum on Saturday April 22nd and Sunday April 23rd, 2017. The show features dozens of vendors from across the country selling furniture, glass, coins, books, toys, clothing and collectibles. Antique vendors interested in participating in the show should call the museum (814-435-2652) to reserve space for the event. The museum's re-created 19th century steam-powered circular sawmill will be in operation on Saturday. There will also be a demonstration of the museum's birch still on both Saturday and Sunday. Food and drink will be available for purchase. Daily cost for adult admission to the show is $5.00; children are $3.00 each. Access to all museum exhibits and attractions is included in the price of admission to the show. Please join us and, perhaps, you will leave with a new treasured heirloom as well as a better understanding of the lumbering history of the Commonwealth!
Area high school students will be participating in Envirothon at the museum on Thursday May 4th, 2017. This event is sponsored and organized by the Potter County Conservation District and teaches young adults about ecology, conservation, and the care and management of our natural world. Please call the museum for more information. For the past two years, the Future Farmers of America and science department faculty at Northern Potter High School have sponsored an "Outdoor Career-Day" event that is very similar in substance to Envirothon. This event is administered by the school and typically happens near the end of September.
The 2nd annual PA Lumber Museum Community Day will take placed on Saturday May 6th, 2017. Admission to the museum and the day's activities is FREE to the public. A variety of special events are planned, including historic trade demonstrations in the logging camp, guided forestry walks on the museum's Sustainable Forestry Trail, and a 5-mile group hike along the state forest trails surrounding the museum. Community-based agencies and organizations will have information stations set-up in the program room where they can spread awareness and interact with the public. Food and drink will be available for purchase. This event is a way to say thank you to the many individuals and organizations in the community who work to ensure the success and prosperity of the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum throughout the year. Please join us and learn about new ways that you can get involved in your community!
Youth & Family Field Day is scheduled for Saturday June 10th, 2017. This event is sponsored by the Black Forest Sportsman's Club, and offers youth 10 to 16 years of age an opportunity to try their hand at a variety of outdoor activities with their family. Qualified local instructors teach skills such as fly casting, turkey calling, GPS navigation, and astronomy. Admission is free, but all participants must be pre-registered and accompanied by an adult. A free youth T-shirt and lunch for all participants will be provided as part of the event. Registration begins at 8:15 Am; event programs begin at 9 Am and conclude by 4 Pm.
The 42nd Annual Bark Peeler's Festival, Honoring Pennsylvania's Lumbering Heritage, will be held on Saturday July 1st and Sunday July 2nd, 2017. This festival treats thousands of visitors to lively special events, contests, and demonstrations all celebrating "woodhick" skills. Unique food and craft vendors provide guests with ample shopping and culinary opportunities. There is live music throughout the weekend, crafts and games at the kid's corner, an operating steam-powered circular sawmill and birch still, blacksmithing, chainsaw carving, and door prizes. Visitors are encouraged to compete in the greased pole, log rolling, cross cut saw, and birling competitions to earn the title "Grand Champion Barkpeeler" and the associated cash prizes. Admission costs $10 per-day for adults and $3 per-day for youth ages 3 to 11.
Cork Camp– hands-on history for kids 10 and older and their families will be held on August 2nd, 3rd & 4th, 2017. Pre-registration is required, so contact the museum NOW to sign-up. The camp will allow participants to set into the "corks" of historic PA wood hicks, learning the tools and skills of the trade from professional woodsmen. Living historians will provide instruction on how to portray a historic wood hick character, and then camp participants will demonstrate this skill at the first day of the Galeton Rotary's Woodsmen Show at Cherry Springs State Park. Lunch on August 2 & 3 and dinner on August 2 will be provided, other food and lodging are on your own. Please call the museum for more details.
A Community Yard Sale event will take place at the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum on Saturday, September 2nd, 2017, from 10 AM to 4 PM. The event will be held near the U.S. Route 6 entrance to the museum. Members of the community can reserve a vendor space at the event for a donation of $10, and tables for vendor use are available to rent during the program for $5 each. Interested parties should contact the museum (814-435-2652) for more information. A high-traffic weekend for yard sales along Route 6: if the weather is good, thousands of cars will be traveling down the road!
The Fall Antique and Collectible Show and Sale will be held at the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum on Saturday October 7th and Sunday October 8th, 2017. This event features vendors from across the U.S. selling furniture, glass, coins, books, toys, clothing and collectibles. Antique vendors should call the museum (814-435-2652) to reserve space for the event. The museum sawmill will be operating on Saturday, and birch still and blacksmith demonstrations will be presented both Saturday and Sunday. Daily cost for adult admission to the show is $5.00; children are $3.00 each. Access to all museum exhibits and attractions is included in the price of admission to the show.
On Sunday December 10th, 2017, Santa will pay a visit to the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum between 12 and 4 Pm. Instead of driving his famous sleigh, he will be Santa in the Shay, sitting in the cab of the museum's Shay locomotive to listen to your holiday requests. Take an instant pic with St. Nick, and then use that photo to make a special ornament for your tree. Cookies and hot coco will be served in the museum program room, and a variety of local artisans (along with our gift shop) will have unique gift items for sale at our holiday bazaar. Admission to the event is only $5.00. A great way to spend time with family while supporting local businesses!
In addition to the special events listed above, the museum will continue its 3rd Sunday Educational Program series each month in 2017. Access to these programs will be included in the regular admission price to the museum and, as always, PALMA members are free. Educational programs will cover a wide-range of topics presented through documentary films, lectures, and hands-on learning. Please call or visit the museum website or Facebook page to find out more. Liking us on Facebook and subscribing to our events is a good way to keep up with newly-announced programs, special events, and changing exhibit gallery offerings.
Below are some 2016 programs that may be offered again in 2017 (call the museum for more details):
May 3rd Sunday Program
The Pennsylvania Lumber Museum will host a spring wildflower lecture and guided trail walk on May 21, 2017. Guests will learn to identify the characteristics of the flowers of the forest. The program will be presented by current and retired forestry staff with Susquehannock State Forest. The lecture and walk will depart from the visitor center program room at 1 PM. Admission is free for members of the museum. Please call with any questions, and we hope to see you there!
July 3rd Sunday Program
Mike Wennin with the Pennsylvania Lumber Heritage Region will present a portion of the traveling "Wood on Glass" exhibit in the PA Lumber Museum Program Room at 1 Pm. The exhibit features large prints of photographic images taken by photographer W. T. Clarke during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Clarke was able to chronicle the lumber industry and the dramatic impact it had on life in north central Pennsylvania during that time. Mike will also have a glass plate negative camera similar to the one used by Clarke to explain how these types of cameras were used. Please join us for this fascinating visual presentation of the history of the lumber industry in PA.
August 3rd Sunday Program
August 21st, 2016, 3rd Sunday Program at the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum: 'Survivor' Wanda Shirk and the Susquehannock Trail Club will be leading a group hike starting at the PA Lumber Museum Visitor Center, beginning at 1 Pm. The hike, known as the Lumberman's Loop, will traverse approximately 5.6 miles of trails on the museum property and in the adjacent Susquehannock State Forest. The hike will take about 3 to 4 hours to complete, and is of a moderate difficulty rating. It is recommended that participants wear good shoes and bring a hiking stick, water, snacks and rain gear dependent on weather. A great way to experience the PA lumber woods and see the landscape that early loggers in this region had to overcome.
September 3rd Sunday Program
The PA Lumber Museum's 3rd Sunday educational program series continues in the month of September with a presentation of the PA DCNR traveling fire tower exhibit. This miniature fire tower teaches the public about fire detection and prevention in our forests. In addition, Smokey Bear will be on-hand to meet and greet children of all ages. We hope you can join us on Sunday September 18th at 1 Pm for this event. Please call the museum with any questions. Thanks!
October 3rd Sunday Program
The annual Pennsylvania Lumber Museum Associates (PALMA) Members Meeting will be held in the museum program room on Sunday October 16th, 2016 at 1 Pm. Light refreshments will be provided. In addition to the business of the meeting, there will also be a screening of the documentary film America's First Forest: Carl Schenck and the Asheville Experiment. Carl Schenck was a professionally-trained German forester who came to America in 1895 to manage the forests at the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina. He not only helped restore the land there, but also established the country's first forestry school and helped launch the American conservation movement. The documentary film was produced for the Forest History Society by Bonesteel Films. Schenck influenced other early conservationists, and is featured in the PA Lumber Museum exhibits alongside prominent Pennsylvanians like Gifford Pinchot and Joseph Rothrock. We hope you can join us for this important aspect of the administration of the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum Associates organization.
November 3rd Sunday Program
The museum's 3rd Sunday educational program series continues on November 20th, 2016, with Soup to Nuts: A Deer-Forest Study Thanksgiving. Admission to the event has been sponsored by Susquehannock State Forest and the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum Associates, and is FREE to the public. Those interested in touring the museum exhibits either before or after the program presentation at 1 Pm can do so for the discounted rate of $3.00 per person. This program will cover everything from deer travels to vegetation; side dishes to a main course which features the holiday guest of honor. A perfect way to kick-off the start of rifle season in Pennsylvania!
The deer forest study is a cooperative research project involving the Pennsylvania Game Commission, DCNR Bureau of Forestry, Penn State, and the US Geological Survey. To learn more about the study please visit: http://ecosystems.psu.edu/research/projects/deer/about
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Christopher S. Rosenberry, Ph.D.
Supervisor, Deer and Elk Section
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Chris Nicholas | Forest District Manager
Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Bureau of Forestry | Susquehannock State Forest
Snowshoes Building and Lacing Primer– Nov 2nd, 2016 from 7:00 to 8:30 PM
Have you ever been interested in making your own snowshoes or want to know more about what it would take? Explore a few options for starting from scratch or with a kit and then try your hand at lacing after a short talk and demonstration. The program will include examples and several kits you can try out. Co-presented by State Park staffer, Tim Morey, and avid outdoorsman, Doug Firestone. Reservations appreciated but not required. Recommended for ages 8 and up. Program fee is $3 per-person and includes admission to the museum exhibits.
Telescope Buyer's Guide and Workshop- Nov 9th, 2016 from 7:00 to 8:30 PM
Have a scope on that holiday wish list? The program will highlight and present several entry-level telescopes and related accessories. Learn the do's and don'ts of shopping around for telescopes. Presented by staff from Cherry Springs State Park, world-recognized for the quality of its 'dark skies.' Reservations appreciated but not required. Recommended for ages 8 and up. Program fee is $3 per-person and includes admission to the museum exhibits.


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Who doesn't love the Berenstain Bears?!
I am not sure if I have ever mentioned this before but I have been a book nerd since I was born. My mom taught me how to read before I could even speak and it was off to the races from there. One of my FAVORITE series that I loved growing up was the Berenstain Bears. I seriously could not wait to get my hands on the latest scholastic catalog to get all the books! Plus when my mom would take me to the mall I was guaranteed to get a book. The bears were always so cute and the stories were always so captivating!
We have a few Berenstain Bears books in our current massive children's book collection but not nearly as intense as my own. So I think I was a bit more than excited to see the Berenstain bears perform LIVE and in person! Plus I am all about exposing the kids to theater as much as I can, my mom and aunties took me to SO many Broadway plays growing up!
We took the train all the way uptown early on a Saturday morning to the Manhattan Movement & Arts Center. I had never been to this theater before and it's really pretty. Downstairs was the show, and upstairs was a studio full of pretty ballet dancers in rehearsal.
The Show
The show was super adorable and it kept my kids captivated the whole time (which is a miracle if you know my kids!). It was like a mini Broadway play for the kids. It was a six man show that rotated tons of roles and they managed to do all of the set breakdown and set up so quickly and smoothly you would barely know it was happening. The actors had beautiful voices and the kids giggled with glee throughout the show.
There was even a fun audience dance activity at the end. I won't ruin for you but the kids absolutely loved it!
The After Show
After the actors took their final bows, we were invited face (optional) bear face painting and pictures with the cast. As you can see, they were excited.
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Unexpected Challenges of Studying Abroad
As a college student, there are times you may be presented with the opportunity to study abroad. It is always said that studying abroad is something students should experience if they ever can. If you ever study abroad, you'd want to be prepared for the trip. This may include anything from currency conversion to luggage weight limits. Naturally, one cannot be prepared for everything, so here are some unexpected challenges of studying abroad.
If you are traveling outside of the country, you will need a passport. Sometimes passports can take quite a bit to be ordered and mailed to you. Even though you applied for a passport early, there could be the unexpected challenge of it not being mailed to you on time. No one expects delays, but they do happen.
There is a possibility you could experience issues with exchanging currency, especially if you decide to do it at airport stations. This can cause a problem for the remainder of your study abroad trip, because you may not have the proper currency to buy things in a certain country.
Another unexpected challenge of studying abroad is not bringing enough money. Sometimes items are more expensive than we anticipate. Other times, we may want to purchase more or participate in more activities that we were unaware of beforehand. Not having enough money can put a damper on the trip, if you want to do everything that your travel partners are doing.
Luggage policies
Another unexpected challenge is luggage policies for flights. You have to check the airport and see what specifics they say you can and can't bring on the plane. There are also specifications for liquids that are permissible. If you don't read carefully or read the wrong lists, there is a possibility that you can be detained and not let on the plane because you didn't follow the policies.
In the same way, you could be hit unexpectedly with charges because your luggage is over the weight limit or even forced to leave a bag behind. If you weighed your luggage, but used a faulty scale, or assumed you were not over the limit, this could happen to you.
Travel delays
Traffic delays can certainly be an unexpected challenge of studying abroad. Whether the delay is while you are trying to get to the airport or if the flight is delayed, it can be a challenge. It is always best to get to your destination very early, but as a traveler, you cannot predict everything that will happen.
There is also the challenge of unexpectedly getting hurt in a foreign country. Unless your trip secured international health insurance, this can be very expensive. No one really expects to get hurt on a trip, but it can happen anywhere at any time.
Another unexpected challenge of studying abroad is the possibility of being pick-pocketed in another country. This can be an unexpected challenge because it can really set you back depending on what the person got away with. Sometimes pick-pocketers steal a lot of money from you.
Communication factors
When you study abroad, there could be the unexpected challenge of a larger language barrier than you anticipated. Some people just study a few words before they leave and others expect that there will be an interpreter. However, this is not the case all the time. It is said that one of the best ways to learn a new language is through immersion, but this can be overwhelming, especially when you are trying to communicate something very important and can't properly get your point across.
Another language challenge you may face is accidentally saying or gesturing something offensive. You could unknowingly offend someone by the way you move your hand. In some countries, it is offensive to tip at a restaurant. Some hand gestures that are accepted in the United States can be very crass in other places of the world. It is best that you read up on some of these customs before you study abroad, but it is a possibility that you won't learn or remember everything.
Oftentimes, students who study abroad are given little information on what is proper apparel or attire in another country. However, again, you cannot predict everything. In this case, you could be in a situation where what you are wearing is considered offensive in a country. This can be a challenge because you could end up being embarrassed or feeling bad about what you have on.
In addition to proper attire, you can check and recheck the weather all you want. There is always a chance the weather can change in an instant because it is so unpredictable. In this case, you could run into the issue of being too hot or too cold, or of not wearing the proper shoes in inclement weather.
In spite of the challenges you may face, do not let this deter you from studying abroad. All you can do is try to be prepared the best way you can. If any of these do happen to you, remember to stay positive and try to continue to enjoy your study abroad trip.
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Since I haven't posted a lot lately I have loads of photos saved, so they should cover my blog posts for the next few months at least! )
I will start with few photos from Waterford where I visited the House of Waterford Crystal. I've been there a couple of weeks ago, stopped by out of curiosity and literally couldn't make myself leave the showroom. A camera plus a room full of crystal is a deadly combination. There are so many photo opportunities, I could spend there the whole day and wouldn't even notice the time passing by.
The crystal items in the showroom are all different, very beautiful, and look very fragile )
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Friday, September 9, 2011
Is This the Cutest Little Quilt or What??
Well, Erin over at One Piece at a Time made this cute thing and now she has posted the pattern parts so we can make it. And not only that but she is having a Giveaway this weekend for a fat eighth bundle of the Curio fabric she used:
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All you have to do is jump on over there and leave a comment telling her which super power you would rather possess - the ability to fly or to be invisible!! Oh, so fun!! Just click on her link above!!
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Thank you. I have been following her and just had not gotten to her post yet.May be that will be todays project!
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Hi! Greetings from Finland! It's very nice quilt! Love the colours!!!
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I love her web site. I will jump over there right now.
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Thanks for the link! Have a wonderful weekend!!
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I love Erin's blog. She really does cute designs.
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Chuck: MSRP:Price as Tested: $19,290.00
- A new KIA acronym: Kick 'In (some) Attitude
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- 6,200 rpm and 144 pound-feet of torque
- 4 speed automatic transmission
- Front Wheel Drive
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- 2.0 Liter 16-Valve DOHC CVVT 4-Cylinder Engine,
- 156 Horsepower
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Status: Open
Priority: Minor
Resolution: Unresolved
Affects Version/s: Trunk
Fix Version/s: None
Component/s: marketing
Sprint:Bug Crush Event - 21/2/2015
Account should be treated as a PartyGroup. This group can be associated with any type of party. Party can be either other Party Group or Person.
Each account will be in Account role. The Parties (more then one party) can be associated with Party Group through Party Relationship by partyRelationshipTypeId being "Parent_Account".
Left Navigation Section : There will be following link / section present in left side. There will be two block in the left section similar to catalog.
1) Shortcuts
2) Quick Add Account
Shorcuts block contains following link :
- Create Account - Exists, modification required.
- Find Accounts - Exists, Modification required.
- Clone Account - It will navigate to the Party Group lookup form and from there we should select the existing Account and lets clone it.
Quick Add Account : This block will be similar to that of the Quick Add form for Lead and Contacts.
Lets keep only two fields in this block : Group Name (use "Account Name" on GUI), Office Site Name (Use "Website" on GUI).
Right side will be the content area (body section).
1) Modification in Create Account :
a) Add Few more fields.The sequence of the fields will be (R - Required) :
Fields from Party Group Entity : Group Name(R) (Use "Company Name") , Office Site Name (Use "Website" on GUI), Annual Revenue, Number of Employees, Ticker Symbol.
b) Modification in General Correspondence address : Remove the field Address Field 2 from the form. Instead of this use Separate Block to have "Other Correspondence Address" block and provide all the fields there. (Similar thing that we do in Ecommerce application for Billing & Shipping Address).
2) Modification in Find Account Screen :
a) Search the records that has partyTypeId ="Party_Group" and has roleTypeId="Account"
b) Remove the Party Id field from the find form.
c) Rename the Party Group Name to Account Name on GUI.
d) The search result form will contain one more field titled "Email Address".
e) For providing easy navigation to the user change Party Id field link to Edit button. Also remove the Party ID label from the top. As we have changed it to Edit link.
f) Remove the "Type" column from the Search Result area. All the Account name will be in role "Party_Group".
3) Modification on Summary Section :
a) Add the screenlet section that will contain the contacts associated with this Party Group (i.e Account). Also Provide small form at the bottom of party list to add the other contacts on the existing list. For this provide one lookup to search contacts (Person in the role of Contact) and then submit button. If we do this through Ajax(Using Prototype Library) then it would be good. The Contacts (more then one contact) can be associated with Party Group through Party Relationship by partyRelationshipTypeId being "Parent_Account".
b) Remove the Party Attribute block for now. It won't make any sense to me for now.
c) The list of all the Work Efforts(Activities/ Event & Tasks) associated with the Party Group.Provide option to associate the existing work effort record with the party. Create/Update & Delete form.
4) After editing any account (Party Group) we come to the Summary screen. Provide another tab adjacent to it by name "Clone Account". Navigate to a form where we could clone this record.
Rest of the functionality in the Accounts header should be tested properly.
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I am working on section 1 of the above requirements 'Modification to Create Account' screen.
I am working on this issue and I will be working on whole functionality of this issue.
From the profile of an account it should be possible to:
1) Create an opportunity
2) create a sales forcast
An overview of associated sales forecasts (like opportunities) should also be available.
Likewise it should be possible that the account screen shows associated agreements, contracts, outstanding invoices (optional) and projects.
From the overviews of opportunities and sales forecasts it should be possible to view/edit and/or delete existing items.
Attached document outlines some requirements for the accounts part of CRM.
It might provide some insights.
Attached patch adds an overview of sales forecasts related to the account to the profile screen of the account.
It also includes a 'create new' function for creating new sales forecasts. The ID of account is brought to the sales forecast screen.
It also includes a modification of the forecastScreens.xml that ensures that the id of the account is set and that the default internal organization is set to 'Company'.
It also includes an addition to SFAmenus.xml so that new sales forecasts can be created from the account screen of an account.
My enhancements just need to be reviewed and commented.


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My other research interests span two of the three research pillars of the Lab, namely Multi and Many-core architectures and Electronic System Level Design. More specifically, I was responsible for the Delft Workbench project that aims to provide semi-automatic support for designing heterogeneous multicore platforms where reconfigurable technology offers plenty of possibilities to generate application specific hardware at runtime. An overview of relevant publications on various topics related to heterogeneous multicore computing can be found on my research page.
I also started a company, together with colleagues from the CE lab and Wayne Luk from Imperial College, called BlueBee and that provides a cloud service for genome sequencing. Bluebee received 10 Mio € venture capital in 2016. More information can be found on the BlueBee website.
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The Todd County Sheriff's Office (TCSO) is asking for the community's help in a theft case that happened on January 8.
According to TCSO, John Eischen reported the theft from Central Automotive in West Union. Sometime within the past week, someone took various items of scrap metal from the property. Anyone with information is asked to call the TCSO at (320) 732-2157.


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TV CHEAT SHEET: Let dance wars begin!
It's on! Battle on the dance floor between challenger World of Dance and big daddy, So You Think You Can Dance. NBC
WARNING: Some content may contain spoilers**
Dance Dance Evolution
World of Dance vs. So You Think You Can Dance If anyone thought SYTYCD was fading away before, the existence of a new dance show that features the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Derek Hough, Ne-Yo and Jenna Dewan Tatum may have put the nail in the Fox show's coffin. Here's the thing, SYTYCD is still a decent show and, perhaps, even better now that they brought back Mary Murphy and her hot tamale train to join Nigel Lythgoe. And while new permanent judge Vanessa Hudgens is fine in her own right, that's the problem. She's fine. World of Dance, on the other hand, is fresh and big, stepping up and injecting new life into the dance genre. Which could be a good thing. Thankfully the two shows don't air on the same night and dance competition lovers don't need to make a Sophie's Choice. And they each have very different concepts, despite both being centred on dance. Season 14 of SYTYCD is, once again, looking for the best of the undiscovered best between the ages of 18 and 30, 10 of whom will be paired with past All-Stars, before being whittled down to find America's Favorite Dancer. World of Dance goes beyond that, bringing the elite and already world famous to the stage and narrowing it down to the Top 3 before deciding who wins the grand prize of a million bucks. The major difference, however? WOD has more viral and watercooler-y moments to spotlight and will lure in more viewers that way. SYTYCD? Not so much. Is there room for both to exist? I hope so. But SYTYCD is still on my PVR; WOD has already been watched. Is that a big difference in this day and age? Hopefully not.
Reality Bites
Boy Band
Not since Making the Band and Popstars have we seen a show centred on finding the next great music group. OK, OK, in recent years, The X Factor did it, forming a group of singers from individuals who just didn't cut it on their own but found great success. Yes, we're looking at you One Direction, Little Mix and Fifth Harmony (O-Town, Sugar Jones and Eden's Crush, not so much). ABC's latest series is looking to find their next 1D. Because nothing says living the dream like finding so much success as a group, to then leave said group and embark on a solo career. Hosted by Rita Ora, the show begins with 30 of the best young male vocalists in the U.S. as they audition for "architects" Emma Bunton, Nick Carter and Timbaland. They'll cut a dozen before mixing and matching the remaining boys into three groups of six. And that's when things get good. Because it's all or nothing.
Premieres: Thursday, June 22 on ABC
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The Gong Show
So. ABC is bringing back The Gong Show and its host is British comic Tommy Maitland. The thing is, Tommy Maitland looks (and sounds, dances and delivers jokes) exactly like Scarborough native Mike Myers. But since the network won't confirm or deny, I'll just assume Myers is channelling Jared Leto and going full method. Executive produced by fellow Canadian Will Arnett, who also acts as one of the show's judges (in the premiere, he's joined by Ken Jeong and Zach Galifianakis), the hour is basically the weirdest, wackiest acts you'd likely see on America's Got Talent. Or public-access television. Yes, it's that bizarre. And it would be an hour of total cheese but the all-star panel and Maitland's jokes totally save this. Give it a whirl. If you're not down with it, I completely get it. And if you love it, I won't judge. Premieres: Thursday, June 22 on ABC
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Jean Effron, Better Call Saul
It would be easy to award the performer of the week to Rhea Seehorn, whose Kim has been hustling her ass off and sleeping very little which resulted in her getting in that car accident (which, FYI, was amazingly shot). And it would be even easier to laud Bob Odenkirk as he finally showed us where Jimmy ends and where Saul Goodman begins as he tarnished one of the last things left in his life that was kept relatively pure and untouched: his work in elder law. But let's save them for another day and, instead, focus on the actress who plays Irene. Jimmy's cruel plot to get Irene to settle her case, thus scoring a hefty payday, worked - but at a huge price. For Irene. As he turned everyone around her against her, making it appear she was in it all for herself, Irene was left frozen out of her group. With no one to lean on, Irene turned to Jimmy and asked him what she should do and he played her like a violin. Watching her break down was heartbreaking and in a show this good with actors bringing their A games week after week, Effron deserved special mention as she held her own.
"My new show is not about Trump! It's about a Midwestern family."
Roseanne Barr - who, if you remember, ran for president in 2012 - tweeted about the Roseanne revival Phew! I think I speak for everyone by saying we all need a break from the political madness.


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Yellow Memories
This tree on the farm was my favourite. During the Summer, squirrels played in its branches. In the Winter the branches collected the falling snow. In the Autumn the leaves turned a magnificent yellow.
But as the seasons change, so do farms. The tree was gone when we visited last Autumn. It will be missed but now the Summer sun can come through the window and light up the house.


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Americans, with their tax dollars, are required to pay for countless things they find objectionable. From wars they might oppose to studies they definitely find absurd — just last week we learned we're funding one to determine why lesbians are disproportionately obese — it's infuriating to know that we have no say over how the government spends our hard-earned money.
One controversial recipient of government funds, Planned Parenthood, has gone beyond objectionable into the realm of downright unforgivable. A horrific undercover video came to light last week of a Planned Parenthood doctor casually discussing over lunch how she and other affiliated abortionists expertly "crush" babies they are aborting to keep their organs intact for donation (and potentially sale).


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Robin Lopez Brings His Extremely Chill, Fluffy Dog To Interview
The Bulls were eliminated from the playoffs last night, which meant exit interviews today. These are understandably but almost invariably boring, rehashed collections of clichéd athlete-speak. Unless you bring along your delightfully relaxed giant fluffer of a dog, Muppet, as Robin Lopez did this afternoon:


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Interview with Cami Anderson: 'I Have No Intentions of Resigning'
Embattled Newark schools superintendent defends "One Newark" reforms, suggests plan is misunderstood and misrepresented
Her plan for improving the city's public schools is called "One Newark."
But state-appointed schools Superintendent Cami Anderson's initiative has proven to be divisive, prompting protests by parents and students, spurring demands by city school officials for a return to local control, and helping Ras Baraka -- a vocal opponent of Anderson's policies and state control -- to win election in the recent mayoral race and to say he can no longer work with the embattled superintendent.
But Anderson is sticking to her message. She believes her "One Newark" restructuring plan can turn around Newark's failed schools. And she says in an exclusive interview with NJTV, a partner of NJ Spotlight, that she will not give in to her critics and resign.
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I am using the TV Listings plugin from the NextPVR TV Listings wiki page.
My issue, as you can see from the image, is when you go to Listings and choose Categories the popup box doesn't scroll so if you have more categories than 15 your mouse curser goes off the screen and it is anyone's guess which category you get
I've looked at Skin\Default\TV Listings\CategoriesPopup.xml and I see where there is a markup for scrolling but am lost in getting it to work.
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I believe that as instructors we cannot "teach" you how to do yoga, but rather serve as guides to help you build your own personal practice. I believe we shouldn't take ourselves too seriously on the mat, and that by opening our body we can also open our minds, unleash stuck emotions and heal wounds on a deep level so we can experience radical self-love. I believe that ultimately the only person who can help you find peace, release, strength or whatever you hope to achieve from your practice is you. But I hope to help you find it.
Each person's individual needs varies day to day, minute to minute, so my teaching style is not rigid, allowing each student to honor their body's needs in the moment. My classes are a balance of effort and ease woven with playfulness. I strive to help my students feel comfortable on their mat — whether it's their first class or they've been practicing for years — and in their skin so they can find a sense of self-awareness, self-acceptance ... and fun. I like fun.
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Firefighters battle 4-alarm blaze at commercial building in Grosse Pointe
GROSSE POINTE, Mich. (WJBK) - Fire crews in Grosse Pointe had their hands full battling a four-alarm blaze at a commercial building.
Employees at the Jim Saros Real Estate Agency and residents at Mack and Cadieux could only watch as fire crews put out the flames and smoke.
The fire happened between 9 and 9:30 a.m. Thursday morning and the owner says the past 40 years of his business have gone up in smoke.
"I cannot even begin to count what we have inside, 40 years of records and everything," said Jim Saros.
There were about 10 people inside the building at the time of the fire, but everyone made it out safely.
"I mean it's devastating from a business standpoint," Saros said. "But I would trade that for not having one person, hurt in anyway shape or form."
The owner says he believes some flash flooding may have caused an electrical problem leading to the fire but investigators say it's too early to know that for sure. They do know the fire started in the basement.
The flames may not have spread, but the smoke sure did throughout the neighborhood.
"I got a feeling a lot of these houses are going to be filled with smoke for a while," said resident Gary Hamilton. "That's going to cause some problems."
Some of the firefighters got a bit fatigued, but nothing serious according to the director of public safety.
Their hard work has not gone unnoticed.
"A lot of smoke and my hat goes off to these firemen, what they do is remarkable," Hamilton said. "They're up there on that ladder and you can't even see those fellas, not a bit."
"They were hoping they could keep it out of the vents," Saros said. "But then it just went from the basement, and then in between the floors, so at this point it's just a defensive fire now."


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Lalitha Trailer (1976)
10 December 1976
Lalitha (film) is a Tamil language film starring Gemini Ganesan and Sujatha in the lead. Kamal Haasan plays a supporting role as a rebellious brother of Sujatha. Sumithra plays Kamal Haasan's college senior whom she marries at the end.
Watch the official Lalitha 1976 trailer in HD below or find more Lalitha videos on Vidimovie.


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I think quite frankly, this part is serious missing in this game.
It is a united front with the NPC.
The Rakyat follower explore with you from your brave and virtuous behavior.
It can help the hostages, and to aid in the fight to win their trust, you gain an ally.
Or, You may have contact with the party of the NPC mercenaries to fight for or just reward.
Is not it good even if there is a faction of the player!
Now, The player need a personal relationship with the NPCs!
Hello everyone!
I like some parts of this Mod. What i have to delete, to keep the red marked things?
- Unlocked Skills (only unlocked)
- Unlocked Wingsuit
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- Unlocked 2nd Island Weapons (not AMR, Shredder, Shadow, Bull, Cannon, Bushman, Ripper and Japanese Tanto)
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UPDATE January 2017 – The Genealogy Fairy Program Has Been Placed on Hold
The Genealogy Fairy has been up and running for approximately 18 months (since June 2015) and at this time I've decided to put the grants program on "hiatus" while I evaluate its effectiveness. All current applications to The Genealogy Fairy will be retained for possible future awards of grant money if, and when, the program resumes.
I continue to be committed to giving back to the genealogy community in a variety of ways and stay tuned for more information . . . it is likely that The Genealogy Fairy will return, albeit in a different format.
What Is The Genealogy Fairy™?
The Genealogy Fairy™ is a venture created by Thomas MacEntee of High-Definition Genealogy. The goal is to give back to the genealogy community through a series of grants to organizations and individuals undertaking worthwhile genealogy-related projects.
How Is The Genealogy Fairy™ Program Funded?
Five percent (5%) of all revenue at Genealogy Bargains (http://genealogy.bargains) is set aside each month to fund The Genealogy Fairy™ program. Your purchases of genealogy products and services using the links at Genealogy Bargains help keep the program going.
Who Can Apply for a Grant from The Genealogy Fairy™?
The Genealogy Fairy™ grants are open to all genealogical and historical organizations, especially non-profits, and to individual genealogists who seek to fund specific projects related to genealogy and family history. Examples include:
- Indexing projects or record preservation efforts led by organizations and/or individuals.
- Genealogy society events such as workshops, conferences, and webinars.
- Business and entrepreneurial launches, especially genealogy-related startups.
- Publishing projects for organizations and individuals.
- Continuing education for individuals in order to build specific skill sets. This includes attending a genealogical conference, application fees for certification, etc.
What is the Maximum Amount of a Grant from The Genealogy Fairy™?
Grants will be awarded in amounts up to five hundred dollars ($500) USD per organization or individual per project request. Grant recipients can apply for future grants six (6) months after any grant award.
Consulting Advice vs Monetary Grant
One option for genealogy societies and other organizations is for The Genealogy Fairy™ to award a grant of "consulting advice" provided by Thomas MacEntee. Examples: advice on how to set up a Facebook page for an organization; how to create a social media plan; how to convert print publications to sell as e-books, etc.
The maximum award amount is ten(10) hours of consulting time (equivalent to $500 USD). A schedule for use of consulting time will be established by mutual agreement between the organization and Thomas MacEntee.
Application Process
Click here to complete and submit the Grant Application Form.
Grant applications will be held for a total of six (6) months after which time the applicant will be notified and encourage to re-apply for a grant.
Selection Process
Selection decisions are final and are based on the merit of the project/cause, the qualifications of the organization or individual, and are made solely by Thomas MacEntee of High-Definition Genealogy.
Grants will be awarded the 15th of each month.
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Those selected to receive a grant from The Genealogy Fairy™ will be required to submit a brief marketing bio and photo for publicity purposes.
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