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Bruce's family posted the following notice on LinkedIn yesterday:
This is an announcement for the celebration of life for Captain Bruce Ronald William Flynn, Pilot, world traveler and loving father, brother and friend. Please feel free to join us on Saturday, January 11th, 2020 for his official wake.
The event is open to all of his many friends and extended family members from 13:00 to 16:30, and close family members are invited to stay until 18:00. The event will be held at Bruce's home in Châteauguay, Quebec.
For address and directions, and to RSVP your attendance please contact his daughter Kendra Flynn-Stronach via her firstname.lastname@example.com email address, or via text message at 514.267.9391 directly.
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The announcement came amid declining form, culminating in a 12th-place finish in Japan's national championships in December.
She cited a lack of motivation as a reason for the decision.
"After last year's Japan nationals, all the goals that had kept me going disappeared, along with my will to compete," she wrote in her blog.
Asada said that she had not been able to achieve the techniques or results she had hoped for since returning to competition after a break following the Sochi Olympics in 2014.
"This was a huge decision for me, but I regard it as only one stage of my life and will find new dreams and goals going forward," she said.
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Dr. Perry Kendall is renowned as one of Canada's leading public health professionals.
Dr. Kendall served as BC's Provincial Health Officer from 1999 to 2018. As BC's senior public health official, he was responsible for advising the provincial government on health issues andpromoting innovative policies and actions to protect public health.
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'Values based' commissioning aims to put users' views at the heart of reshaping services. By Emma Dent
Commissioning mental health is a complex area. Health, social care and the third sector can all play a part. Care may need to be provided across a range of levels. Although 90 per cent of mental healthcare is provided in primary care, care pathways may involve interaction with a variety of specialist services in secondary care. But these care pathways are far from seamless.
In addition to potentially failing service users, a complex care system that is not fully understood by its commissioners can lead to waste - both economic and of services that are not utilised in the right way. Clinical commissioning groups seeking value for money and good care for their local populations need to get a clear picture of what is happening.
'Will [CCGs] have the courage to challenge providers on the gatekeeping of services, for example?'
But expertise in mental health commissioning is varied. There has been a widely acknowledged and inevitable loss of organisational memory in the dissolving of primary care trusts and forming of CCGs, and there is no clear national picture of which CCGs actually have mental health leads in place, although around 70 per cent are thought to have one. Those mental health leads that are in place must carry out that work alongside their clinical roles, in a completely new way of working.
"Some places are not getting the support they need, in terms of training about how to commission and in the informatics in what needs to be commissioned, an area where we know mental health falls behind," says mental health charity Rethink's associate director of policy, research, campaigns and advice Victoria Bleazard. "There is a chance they could be overwhelmed."
There are also concerns that the small size of CCGs, compared with that of mental health trusts, many of which cover large geographical areas and population sizes, puts them at a disadvantage.
Sophie Corlett, director of external relations at mental health charity Mind, says many CCGs are simply rolling on contracts as it is too early for them to be in a position to challenge the status quo. "Will [CCGs] have the courage to challenge providers on the gatekeeping of services, for example?" she asks.
Guidance on mental health commissioning is available. The Joint Commissioning Panel on Mental Health (JCPMH) - a collaboration set up two years ago between 17 organisations that is co-chaired by the Royal College of Psychiatrists and the Royal College of General Practitioners - has produced guidance on commissioning specialist areas of mental health including perinatal mental health, rehabilitation services and mental health services for young people.
Values at the core
But ambitions for the future of mental health commissioning go further. What is being taken forward now is a new type of commissioning - which has been dubbed "values based" commissioning (VbC).
VbC aims to challenge the status quo. It takes a step back to see what kind of services should be commissioned and why, with service users and carers working jointly with commissioners to lead commissioning decisions.
Instead of looking only to quantitative, evidence based research and clinical experience as a form of reference for commissioning, a more qualitative approach, making reference to patient and carer experience and perspective, is used.
In prioritising service user values and experience, says its champions, VbC aims to address the whole person. Value therefore follows - services can offer real value to the service user while also being cost effective for the service they use.
"It's about creating new models of collaborative care, deinstitutionalising patients, and increasing the ability for people to keep their home, their job, their relationship. Rather than focusing on outputs, this is about outcomes. The service should be measured in terms of the wellbeing and quality of life it results in."
So says Dr Neil Deuchar, VbC architect and champion, JCPMH co-chair and a specialist adviser on commissioning with the Royal College of Psychiatrists, whose day job is as a psychiatrist working in a primary care setting for homeless people in Birmingham.
But for this to happen, commissioners have to change their approach.
"From a commissioning perspective, there needs to be an understanding of the whole of the patient's needs from the beginning. It sounds like a sensible thing to do but does not necessarily always happen," says Dr Deuchar.
He acknowledges that this will require a shift in working style.
"Commissioners need not to micromanage. And health and social care professionals need to work differently to stop patients falling between two stools. Why does a psychiatrist only have to see outpatients in an outpatient setting of a mental health hospital when most mental health care is delivered in primary care?
"Many come into a primary care setting to work face-to-face with GPs and service users, and to discuss decisions about their recovery and treatment and physical health needs at the same time."
What happens currently is variable.
"I often see a lack of integration between all the different services - who are all providing care for the same patient - on a daily basis," says JCPMH co-chair Dr Liz England, a GP, mental health lead for a locality care group within a CCG, and National Institute for Health Research clinical lecturer at the University of Birmingham.
"We need to move towards a more person-centred model of commissioning. It is about shaping services that are about and for that person and their needs, not just commissioning services as an end point in themselves."
Dr England acknowledges this may be something of a culture shift for some professionals who have spent their working lives fixing, rather than preventing, problems.
She believes some GPs, who have become increasingly au fait with commissioning, may deal with the changes reasonably comfortably. But, for many, seismic culture changes will still be needed.
"Even in primary care, we often have little to do with social care. When we try and get in touch with non health services, half the time we do not know who to talk to. This creates barriers to integrated care," says Dr England.
"I have good relationships with some local psychiatrists and our local crisis resolution team but that is after a lot of hard work on both our parts. It is not the standard thing GPs do; traditionally we have been trained differently and we have worked differently. Patient-centred, integrated care based on VbC will be a new way of working."
So how to achieve such change? Though there are significant challenges in putting service users and commissioners on an equal footing, all those involved stress that working with service users and carers - through contacts with local groups, focus groups and workshops - is vital in getting VbC to have any kind of success.
"Any commissioning is at its most effective - when applied at a local level -when local groups and people work with the commissioners and mental health trusts about what works," says Rethink's Victoria Bleazard.
VbC takes this a step further, aiming to put into place services suggested, commissioned and perhaps even run, by service users and carers. The extent to which VbC work in the West Midlands has involved service users has been evaluated.
"Patient power is key," says Dr Deuchar. "There might not be scientific evidence that a patient run respite service will work but if that is what they want, a commissioner should try to make that happen.
"Co-production between patient and carer groups, clinicians and commissioners is vital at each stage of the commissioning cycle. There is evidence to suggest the more involved they are, the more likely it is they will go for a less intensive approach than a professional would opt for. So it's important the values of the patient and the professional are affiliated."
However, Dr England believes there is still often a reluctance at senior board level to take on board patient involvement in service development.
"Prioritising the concept of co-production and co-commissioning, using a VbC approach is key," she says. "In the next two to three years VbC is going to be the 'normalised' or embedded way of commissioning."
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Values based commissioning - what do service users think?
Work done so far on values based commissioning in the West Midlands has been evaluated by the National Survivor User Network for Mental Health.
"We were aiming to identify both good practice and barriers in increasing service user participation, and asking service users what impact they wanted VbC to have," says Emma Perry, lead researcher on VbC for NSUN and co-author of a review of the programme.
The review found that, although service users wanted to be equal partners in services - and there was a lot of rhetoric around that participation - in reality this did not often happen, and when it did happen there was a lack of coherence about how.
"It was clear that this kind of co-production and power sharing would require a culture shift," says Ms Perry.
"If there is just one service user on a commissioning panel, they are at risk of isolation; it is not an equal partnership. There also has to be allowances made for the possibility of someone becoming unwell and unable to attend meetings, so more than one service user needs to be on a panel. Ideally carers should be on panels too."
Service users identified issues such as the need for early diagnosis and intervention, swift referral to the appropriate person or place, clear communication, continuity of care and co-care versus a paternalistic attitude by health professionals, as key to a values based system. Overall, they said, service users should be at its heart.
Other barriers to such co-production work taking place included the use of jargon.
"Language was key. However familiar the service users we spoke to were with the process, does the average person actually know what the term commissioning means? It needs to be demystified. Language can also be used to exclude. The use of acronyms was often mentioned when people for our research said they did not know what was being talked about in meetings," says Ms Perry. "Although VbC meant more jargon, they were overall pleased about the direction of travel; at least they were being asked their opinion."
* The NSUN review of VbC was launched at the end of April (available at www.nsun.org.uk). It includes recommendations on how VbC can be applied to the major areas of prevention and provision within mental health and learning disabilities, including addictions, compulsory treatment, dementia and long term conditions.
How NHS London carried out a mental health commissioning training programme
Before it was dissolved earlier this year, strategic health authority NHS London realised it had an issue regarding levels of expertise in mental health commissioning across the emerging 32 clinical commissioning groups in the capital. In response, it decided to invite the CCG mental health leads to an intensive training programme on commissioning, in a bid to create a London-wide mental health commissioning network.
Carried out in partnership between NHS London, Lucent Management Consulting and UCL Partners Academic Health Science Partnership, the training took place over 10 days, with five days of self taught study. Trainees "graduated" at the end of April.
'I now feel much more confident about asking questions [of the mental health trust], and am much better placed as a commissioner'
"All the attending GPs are really passionate about mental health. We wanted to ask, 'what does good look like?', and to help commissioners decide what the mental health needs in their areas are," says Dr Geraldine Strathdee, formerly NHS London associate medical director and now a national clinical director for mental health.
The training covered issues such as personal and strategic leadership, strategic needs assessment, national and international best practice, and evidence bases around conditions and issues such as psychosis, substance misuse and children and young people, value based service improvement, commissioning tools and techniques, partnership and collaboration, and service user and carer engagement.
City and Hackney CCG mental health lead GP Dr Rhiannon England says that, as a relatively small organisation, being in a CCG can feel like being David to the mental health trust's Goliath. But focused training gave her confidence as a commissioner.
"No one told me how to chair a meeting or go through minutes properly before, so [the training] was fantastic. I didn't know how to commission, how to analyse data or know which data to ask for before. And it was incredibly valuable to be in the same room as all the other London CCG mental health leads," she says. "I now feel much more confident about asking questions [of the mental health trust], and am much better placed as a commissioner."
Each training participant carried out an assignment aimed at tackling a service issue local to them. For Dr Fiona Butler, mental health lead for West London CCG, that was the local urgent care pathway.
"We looked at how to set standards rather than specific services but there were issues around access and response time. We looked at shared communication, assessment response times, communication response times, The training gave us the time and space to push this work forward."
The CCG then held a co-production workshop including local service users and carers and health professionals to develop new standards.
"An implementation plan should now be in place by mid July," says Dr Butler.
London-wide, it is hoped the network will be able to carry out further intensive training - subjects requested by participants for further training include dual diagnosis services, autism, and a masterclass in world class primary care.
And Dr Strathdee believes what took place in London could be replicated elsewhere. "There are pockets of good practice around the country around mental health commissioning but generally the picture is mixed," she says.
Neil Deuchar and Liz England on values
The quality of mental health service commissioning has, in the past, been variable. This often led to inequitable services and care, particularly when compounded by a past commissioning tendency to focus on expensive high cost and low volume services, to base service outcomes on numbers and processes, and to commission "one size fits all" service models.
The new NHS landscape offers opportunities to re-examine mental health commissioning in a way which brings together innovation, clinical expertise and patient values, experience and preferences. Treating people earlier with expert input can prevent or minimise more severe and enduring problems. In addition, the system will need to tackle population health and wellbeing and prevention of mental disorder.
To achieve this change, clinical commissioning groups will need to explore new models of commissioning that involve much broader partnership working than traditional mental health commissioning.
In addition, CCGs will need to re-define traditional targets, performance indicators and outputs to reflect patient-relevant outcomes, and focus on issues such as wellbeing, resilience, social integration and looking at physical and mental health together. Commissioners will then need to find new ways of incentivising all the elements of the system to help each other in pursuit of these new goals.
Since the Joint Commissioning Panel for Mental Health was formed two years ago, the 17 leading mental health organisations that make up its membership have worked to produce guides, resources and tools for commissioners to achieve such an approach.
The three pillars
The panel - co-chaired by the Royal College of Psychiatrists and Royal College of General Practitioners - has produced 19 guides and a suite of tools that describe what excellence looks like and help those commissioning, providing and using mental health services to achieve it.
Critically, all this work has been premised on a "values based" commissioning (VbC) approach. This process rests on the three equal pillars of patient and carer perspectives, clinical expertise, and knowledge derived from scientific or other systematic approaches to evidence. In doing this, VbC aims to ensure users are involved at every stage of commissioning, as well as at every level of decision making.
Developing NHS leaders, practitioners and CCGs to advocate a VbC approach will create the foundations of a commissioning model with the patient at the centre. This will require changing hearts, minds and the existing dynamic between providers and commissioners. Ultimately a VbC approach is about challenging existing processes and instilling the belief that people can change things for the better.
Neil Deuchar and Liz England are co-chairs of the Joint Commissioning Panel for Mental Health


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Cavern City Tennis Tournament serves diverse group
CARLSBAD >> The Cavern City Tennis Tournament features a diverse player pool.
The 34th annual tournament, which started Friday at Lake Carlsbad Tennis Complex, has 68 players ages 12-79 coming in from all across the country – from Carlsbad, Albuquerque, El Paso and Midland, Texas to Tucson, Ariz., Dallas, Honolulu and Tampa, Fl.
"It's in pretty high regard throughout the state. There's a lot of good players here. If you win this tournament, you're a very good player," said Josh Miller, a 2014 Carlsbad High graduate. "It's always good to have diversity. Everyone plays differently, and that's what helps you work on your game."
Entering his sophomore year at University of New Mexico, the former Cavemen tennis player said he must stay in shape somehow because he's not playing any sports for the Lobos.
"Otherwise, I'll get fat," Miller said. "Tennis is a great sport to have fun and stay in shape."
There are six age group brackets. Miller's one of the Men's singles players for those ages 12-34. Carlsbad senior Daniel Miller, Josh's brother, took part in the tournament, too. Twelve-year-old Andrew Miller, Josh's youngest brother, also played in the tournament.
"It just means we have really good standard of tennis in Carlsbad," Josh Miller said.
The tournament also features brackets for those in their 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s trying to stay fit.
While some participated in the three-day event just to stay active this summer, others seize the chance to train for something bigger.
Thirty-four year-old Michael-Ray Pallares of Tampa, Fl. is the top-ranked player in the Men's 12-34 singles bracket, but he said he's using this weekend to train for three professional tournaments in Europe after recently picking up sponsorships.
"It's almost a 32-draw for the singles [here], so I know I can get four or five matches in. That's very important to get a lot of match play," Pallares said. "That helps me stay sharp, for sure."
Pallares said he will play in Dublin, Ireland, Belgium and Turkey starting July 20.
"This tournament offers prize money, so that always brings a draw of good-level players. The competition's very high. Players come from all over. This is kind of like a preparatory tournament," Pallares said. "In the past, I've played pro on a pro circuit, but it takes a lot of money to travel 30-plus weeks a year. So, I've kind of had to do different things. I've coached as well."
It's his third straight year playing in the Cavern City tournament, and he's striving for his second title in three years.
"The tournament's really well-run. The hospitality's amazing, and I try to include it in my calendar of events every year," Pallares said.
There are 29 men's singles players at this year's tournament. Tournament director Charlie Jurva said there are no registered women's singles and doubles players, but seven women registered for mixed doubles.
The tournament will resume at 8 a.m. Saturday and at 8 a.m. Sunday.
Current-Argus Sports Editor Matt Hollinshead may be reached at 575-628-5518.


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By Michael Mewshaw
In the lull after Serena Williams withdrew injured from Roland Garros, the tournament seemed to subside not just to a halt, but to a miserable low point in the absence of a lively, combative quarterfinal between Serena and Maria Sharapova. But then as fate would have it, I got the opportunity to revisit one of the highest points, the most beautiful moments, in the history of the French Open. Mats Wilander wandered into the Press cafeteria on Stade Philippe Chatrier and I asked him to share his memories of his 1982 semi-final victory over the Argentinian ace José Luis Clerc, the famous occasion when Wilander, then a curly-haired seventeen-year old Swede, gave away a match point. The umpire, Jacques Dorfmann, had already called game, set and match in Wilander's favor and climbed down from his chair when Mats said the ball had been good. He refused to accept the win and insisted the point be replayed. Grateful, but shell-shocked, Clerc served again to stay in the match and lost a second time, unleashing pandemonium.
Clerc refused to appear for his post-match interview and fled the tournament site. In extraordinary circumstances chair umpire Dorfmann agreed to speak to reporters and declared with Gallic wisdom, "the situation was paradoxical." While he admitted that the replayed match point had not respected the letter of the law, it had, he believed, lived up to the spirit of sportsmanship. Never in all his career had he witnessed such a gesture of fair play, especially not on match point in the semi-finals of a Grand Slam.
Of course, Mats Wilander hadn't forgotten a moment of that day 36 years ago. At the age of 53, his hair is cut short and his face prematurely lined after years in the sun. He doesn't look like he has gained a pound since his retirement. If anything he's slimmer. When not commentating on TV, he wears dark horn-rimmed glasses that give him a slightly professorial appearance. He speaks a bit like a professor, too, with brainy thoughtfulness and shrewd observations about the game.
"I didn't give up that match point to be nice," Mats said. "I did it because the ball was in. It was actually a selfish thing to do. I didn't want to win in the wrong way. I wanted to be right. A lot of other guys back then and now would do the same."
I disagreed. Most men would have played the umpire's call and taken the match. And that's why his gesture had won him the Pierre de Coubertin World Fair Play Trophy.
Still, Mats maintained that he had had less generous motives for behaving like a hacker playing a friend in the park, chirping, "By all means, take two."
"What I did," Wilander explained, "was as much about confidence as fair play. I thought I had figured out Clerc's game and would beat him anyway." To my surprise he slapped his arm at the elbow in the "up yours" sign.
"Then, too," he added, "I was seventeen and knew I'd be in the locker room for many years to come." He hadn't wanted to make an enemy of Clerc or let him and other players complain that he had had to cut corners to win. After all, he had already beaten Lendl and Gerulaitis to reach the semi-finals.
Yet he conceded that he had gone on into the 1982 final against Guillermo Vilas with no great conviction he'd win. "Vilas had just beaten me in straight sets in Madrid. I was just focusing on winning games. I got one in the first set. Then we stayed even in the second and I won it in a tie-break. Suddenly I could see that I was stronger and believed I could beat Vilas."
Indeed, he did just that, winning the third set 6-0 and the fourth set 6-4, in a war of attrition that lasted four hours and forty-two minutes.
With self-deprecating humor, Wilander often called his style boring. But as he breaks it down, it's clear that he was then and is now fascinated by the problem-solving challenges of tennis. He proceeded to discuss his loss to Yannick Noah in the 1983 French Open and observed, "That match taught me more than any other. I learned that I had to develop a slice backhand and come to the net when I had the chance. This helped me win on other surfaces, like the grass in Australia and the hard courts at the US Open."
Still, he never entirely abandoned his baseline style. "You can be aggressive from the baseline," Mats said. "Just look at Rafa."
This led to the obvious question: How would Wilander cope with the best clay-courter of all time?
"I asked Pete Sampras the same thing," Mats said.
"How would you play Rafa? And Pete told me he'd never wait more than two shots to rush the net." Mats laughed. "Pete admitted he'd lose but would do it on his terms, not Rafa's."
And you, I pressed him. How would you play Rafa?
"I'd disrupt his game. I wouldn't let him find his rhythm. A lot of guys are embarrassed to try something different. They'd just as soon hit for the lines and get off the court as quick as they can."
The implication was clear – Wilander would stay on court as long as he could. Also unsaid was the truth that the odds would be against Mats Wilander, but no more than they had been in 1982 when as an unseeded boy fresh out of the juniors he had outthought and outlasted four of the five best players in the world to win the first of his seven Grand Slam titles.
Michael Mewshaw is the author of 21 books. His collection of tennis essays, Ad In, Ad Out, is available as an e-book.


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Firework displays and bonfire events in Sussex this year
PUBLISHED: 14:26 23 October 2019
The skies of Sussex are sure to be lit up this November with some amazing fireworks and bonfire events taking place across the county
We round up some of Sussex's best bonfire and firework events taking place across the county this November.
Battle - Saturday 2 November
Hosted by the Battel Bonfire Boyes, this free event runs all day with ringing of the church bells taking place at 10am and a children's procession following. At 7-45 a maroon will signal the departure of the procession from Market Road.
Cuckfield - Saturday 2 November
Cuckfield Bonfire & Fireworks has developed into one of the village's major annual fundraising events. Visitors can expect the usual huge bonfire decorated with many Guys made by the children of Holy Trinity Primary. The bonfire is lit by the newly elected Mayor of Cuckfield - followed by a professionally run firework display, choreographed to music. The event is being held in the grounds of Cuckfield Park, courtesy of the Mayou family with gates opening 5.30pm, bonfire lit 6.45pm and fireworks to music at 7.30pm. Admission is £8 adults, £5 under 16s and under 4's free, on site parking £2.
Fontwell Park - Saturday 2 November
Celebrate at Fontwell Park this year with the night celebrating 50 years of space exploration. Gates are open from 5pm with the display taking off at 8pm.
Icklesham - Sunday 3 November
This year's event is the Robin Hood Bonfire Society's 22nd and they've got a number of activities planned. Event proceeds are donated to local charities and good causes. Fireworks begin at around 6.30pm.
Brighton Lions Club - Sunday 3 November
Gates at Brighton Racecourse open at 6pm with admission prices of £12 for adults, £6 under 16's and free for those under the age of 5. The display is set to begin at 7.30pm with refreshments on sale and a licensed bar.
Lewes - Tuesday 5 November
Lewes is the UK's largest bonfire night celebration, The event is a Lewes tradition going back many years and features torch lit processions through the town, followed by bonfire and fireworks displays on the surrounding hills, organised by the local bonfire societies.
Lindfield - Tuesday 5 November
Lindfield Bonfire Society is marking its 125th anniversary at this year's event. The event is free to attend and kicks off with a fancy dress competition, followed by a torch-lit procession around the village.
Rye - Saturday 9 November
At 7.50 the procession will begin from Mason Road following a route throughout the town. The bonfire will be lit at around 8.45pm with the fireworks display beginning at 9pm.
- What's on in Sussex this month - We round up some of the best events and things to do across Sussex this month


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It's no secret the holidays are stressful. But, for a caregiver, it can be an especially physically and emotionally difficult time of the year. Family members who live out of town have the best intentions when they visit for the holidays. In reality, they often end up causing more stress on the caregiver. Legacy Navigator, co-founder and nationally recognized grief/trauma expert, Pete Shrock offers five tips to help caregivers during the holidays. - December 06, 2017 - Legacy Navigator
Personal Mail International Partners with Anytime Mailbox
Get Postal Mail on Your Mobile Device Via Personal Mail International and Anytime Mailbox Partnership. It's 2017! You should be able to open, forward or shred your postal mail from your smartphone. Now you can! Anytime Mailbox, the groundbreaking pioneer of virtual mailbox solutions, is pleased to... - February 14, 2017 - Anytime Mailbox
Kevin Valentine Joins TP3 Global as Chief Technical Officer
TP3 Global expands it's technical capabilities with the appointment of Kevin Valentine as Chief Technical Officer. - February 02, 2017 - TP3 Global
Customized Distribution Services Awards First Supply Chain Management Education Scholarship
Customized Distribution Services (CDS), a national provider of third-party logistics and warehousing services, is pleased to announce the inaugural recipient of its Supply Chain Management Education Scholarship, Ms. Colleen Graner. An undergraduate senior student at Rutgers University Business School,... - January 28, 2017 - Customized Distribution Services
Packing Service, Inc. Reveals New Animated Video for Custom Wooden Crating Solutions
Packing Service, Inc. specializes in on site custom wooden crating and international shipping methods. - September 21, 2016 - Packing Service, Inc.
Packing Service, Inc. Celebrates New Labor Day Promotions
Packing Service, Inc. provides relocation and shipping services for commercial businesses. - August 31, 2016 - Packing Service, Inc.
Customized Distribution Services Introduces Supply Chain Management Education Scholarship
Call for Applications is Open until October 15, 2016 for Undergraduate Students in NJ, CA and IL. Customized Distribution Services (CDS), a national provider of third-party logistics and warehousing services, today introduced a Supply Chain Management Education Scholarship to the academic community,... - June 29, 2016 - Customized Distribution Services
Echo-Xpats: Roche Diagnostics Added to Pharmaceutical Clientele
Echo-Xpats today announces a new relocation agreement with Roche Diagnostics, a research-focused healthcare company and one of the world's leaders in in-vitro diagnostics. - June 28, 2016 - Echo-Xpats
Echo-Xpats Adds Bvlgari to Its Luxury Brand Clientele
Echo-Xpats expands operations into Africa with major pharmaceutical company. - May 29, 2016 - Echo-Xpats
Echo-Xpats: Discovering and Expanding to New Continents
Relocation and Change Management Consultants Echo-Xpats, headquartered in Dubai with an established presence throughout the Middle East for the last 11 years, has now expanded operations into Africa. The company has recently signed and executed a relocation agreement with one of the world's leading... - April 24, 2016 - Echo-Xpats
Dubai-Based Relocation Consultancy Sets Its Sights to Become the Largest Relocation Company in the World
In late 2015, existing shareholder Ashley Thornton and new investor and Managing Partner, David Donnelly acquired Echo-Xpats Relocation Consulting with the ambition to, "become one of the largest Relocation and Change Management Consulting Companies in the world," expressed David. Echo-Xpats... - March 29, 2016 - Echo-Xpats
R+L Carriers and the Hometown Showcase at Premiere P-20 Education Conference in Columbus, Ohio
The Hometown Showcase, a component of R+L Carriers' continuing education and recruiting program, will take its national campaign to OETC to introduce the wealth of opportunities that exist within the logistics industry. - February 07, 2016 - R+L Carriers
Local Moving Leads Helps Residential and Commercial Movers Find High-Quality Leads
Local Moving Leads (localmovingleads.com) has announced a line of "small business" lead generation providers, which provides support for newer moving companies, or those who may not have the large marketing budget of their competitors. - January 21, 2016 - Local Moving Leads
R+L Carriers Launches Hometown Showcase Tour - Delivering Opportunities to Students Across America
R+L Carriers, a worldwide leader in LTL shipping and logistics services, announces the launch of their "Hometown Showcase" tour. This large-scale campaign introduces freight transportation, logistics education, career opportunities and shipping solutions to communities across the United States. - December 05, 2015 - R+L Carriers
SMETS & BPM – Luxury Meets Innovation
This new collaboration not only underlines SMETS' will to further develop its e-commerce activities, but also to build an omni-channel system, combining e-commerce with traditional retail through BPM 24/7 click and collect solutions. - November 05, 2015 - BPM-Lux
R+L Carriers Transports Lima Company Memorial to 75th Annual Sturgis Bike Week
75th Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally showcased The "Eyes of Freedom" traveling memorial which depicts 22 fallen Marines and 1 Navy Corpsman who lost their lives while serving in Iraq in 2005. - August 20, 2015 - R+L Carriers
R+L Carriers New Service Center to Expand Metro Atlanta Capacity
R+L Carriers announce Kennesaw, GA. Service Center. This will expand capacity to the Metro Atlanta area and assist in effectively serving the community while enabling R+L Carriers customers to grow. - July 16, 2015 - R+L Carriers
Bournes International Moves Win BAR Overseas Mover of the Year Award
Bournes International Moves have been named Winner of the first British Association of Removers (BAR) and Which? Trusted Traders Overseas Mover of the Year Competition, newly launched for 2015, celebrating the best International Removals companies in the Household Goods Shipping Industry. - July 10, 2015 - Bournes
Pathway Moving Announces Trip to America Contest (Lucky Draw)
Pathway Moving Services, Yangon's only American owned moving, removals and storage company, today announced their first ever contest, the prize being a 10-day trip to the United States of America. The contest begins today and is expected to create a lot of excitement in Yangon. - April 20, 2015 - Pathway Moving Services
Reliable Transport Group Launches New Freight Brokerage Company
Reliable Transport Group unites customers with carriers to seamlessly move freight in North America, Mexico and Canada. - January 27, 2015 - Reliable Transport Group
Unpakt, a Comparison Site and Online Tool for Booking a Move, Launches Instant Pricing Features and Expands Into Five Additional U.S. States
With Coverage in Over 280 Cities, Unpakt Unveils 60-Second Quick Quotes and Moving Cost Calculator Tool to Further Simplify Moving Process. - August 20, 2014 - Unpakt
Tango & BPM – the Distribution of the Future, Today!
A 50% drop in delivery costs, with successful delivery rates having quadrupled compared to traditional distribution! - June 11, 2014 - BPM-Lux
New Travel Service Packnada Promises Travelers a Luggage-Free Experience
No more packing, laundry, or check in queues. - May 01, 2014 - Packnada
Packaging Incorporated is Now a Certified Polychem Warranty & Repair Center
Packaging Incorporated is now the only packaging distributor in the country authorized for warranty work on Polychem equipment. - April 07, 2014 - Packaging Incorporated
R+L Carriers Announces Offshore Shipping Solutions
R+L Carriers in offering both Less than Container (LCL) and Full Container Load (FCL) services for manufacturers and distributors shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, Gram, Puerto Rico, The Dominican Republic and the Caribbean Islands. - March 13, 2014 - R+L Carriers
NEFAB Packaging, Inc., Dallas Division is Awarded ISO 9001:2008 Management System Certification and ISO 140001:2004 Environmental Management System Certification
NEFAB, a global leader in complete packaging solutions, is proud to announce that its Dallas manufacturing division has recently achieved both ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 14001:2004 certification. ISO 9001:2008 is a process-based management system certification; certification recognizes organizations that... - March 01, 2014 - Nefab Packaging, Inc.
Nefab Packaging Announces New Manufacturing Facility in Mexico
NEFAB is pleased to announce the opening of their new facility in Mexico. Until recently there were two NEFAB plants in Guadalajara Mexico, one in the North of the city and one in the South. Now the two NEFAB plants of NEFAB Mexico have been merged together into one plant in a brand new facility. There... - February 01, 2014 - Nefab Packaging, Inc.
Nefab Strives to be a Leading Green Industrial Packaging Partner, Reducing the Environmental Impact of Production, as Well as the Transport and Waste Disposal Needed
This year Nefab launched a new Environmental Impact Calculator, GreenCALC, designed to optimize Green efficiency in all phases of industrial packaging: production, transport and waste disposal. - December 06, 2013 - Nefab Packaging, Inc.
BioSeal Systems Introduces Revolutionary Containment Bags for the Death Care Industry
BioSeal Systems in San Diego recently introduced containment bags for human remains that will supplant the widely used, low-grade bags made overseas. The company's new TC BodyBags, attracted thousands of visitors to a display at the National Funeral Directors Association Expo in Austin, TX, and resulted in several global distributors for BioSeal. - November 09, 2013 - BioSeal Systems
Nefab Offers Free Pass to Power-Gen International 2013
Nefab Packaging, Inc., a world leader in complete packaging solutions, is offering free passes to attend the Power-Gen International Tradeshow in Orlando, Florida next week. The show is held at the Orange County Convention Center from November 12-14 and is co-located with the related Nuclear Power International... - November 07, 2013 - Nefab Packaging, Inc.
Welsh Packaging Solutions Moving Its Operations to a New 154,000 Square-Foot Facility in Morrisville
Operating Under the Ernest Packaging Solutions Name, Packaging Company Spurs Need for Additional Square Footage Due to Sustained Growth. - October 04, 2013 - Ernest Packaging Solutions
Logistics Cost Take Out Project Results in 20-30% Savings
Nefab Packaging, Inc. is a complete packaging solution provider. Recently, Nefab Packaging, Inc. was able to audit an Aerospace customers process and create savings across the logistic and supply chain. - September 06, 2013 - Nefab Packaging, Inc.
Nefab Packaging Announces Attendance at Power-Gen International 2013
Nefab Packaging, Inc. today announced their plans to attend the upcoming Power-Gen International Tradeshow in Orlando, Florida. The show, taking place November 12-14, will be a great opportunity for Nefab to meet with valued customers and educate the industry on cost-effective packaging alternatives. Nefab, a world leader in complete packaging solutions, offers innovative cost reduction techniques to customers in the Power Gen industry. - August 12, 2013 - Nefab Packaging, Inc.
SelfStorAll Spruce Grove to Build Third Storage Location in Spruce Grove
SelfStorAll is expanding in Spruce Grove, Alberta, Canada with an additional site. - May 14, 2013 - SelfStorAll
SelfStorAll Expands Again
Checker Business Storage, a unique business storage centre in Edmonton, starts its second round of expansion in less than 12 months. - May 14, 2013 - SelfStorAll
Pharmaceutical Shippers Adopt Radical New Pallet Protection
Leading shippers of controlled ambient pharmaceuticals are protecting temperature sensitive pallets with a revolutionary new solar material specifically designed to reflect direct sun and prevent air exchange during risk points and temperature spikes in the supply chain. The innovative new SilverSkin... - April 20, 2013 - TP3 Global
UK House Removal Specialist Cooks of Cranleigh Introduce Free Estimate on Removals Services
Leading class Surrey-based house removal experts, Cooks of Cranleigh have just announced that they're now offering clients a new free estimate on their highly acclaimed residential services. This free estimate service is designed to help clients around Guildford, Godlaming and other Surrey and... - April 17, 2013 - Cooks Removals
Leader Among Removal Companies, Bournes Rebranding to Build on Over a Century of Industry Experience
Leading UK experts for residential and commercial removals solutions, Bournes has just announced the beginning of a company rebranding phase. The organisation's rebranding campaign has already begun with the creation of a newly designed website and will continue with the formation of four focused... - March 24, 2013 - Bournes
Cooks Removals Establishes Brand Leadership Among UK Removal Companies with Factory Removals Services
One of Surrey's most prominent removal companies for seamless property removals, Cooks Removals has announced that they are now offering factory removals services for their clients across Guildford, Sussex and Surrey. The company's new factory removals services are designed to streamline... - March 15, 2013 - Cooks Removals
Bournes Now Offers Customers a Greater Selection of International Removals Services with New Destinations
Leading UK based removals specialists Bournes have announced that the organisation will now be offering a greater range of international removals services to their customers. The company is now offering removals services to countries such as Australia, the US and Canada with the objective of better serving... - February 22, 2013 - Bournes
Groundbreaking Event
SelfStorAll, is breaking ground on a new project - Premier Garage Condos - Northern Alberta's first garage condominium project. - February 18, 2013 - SelfStorAll
Guildford Removal Experts Cooks Removals Introduces Full Shop Relocation Services for Local Area Companies
Leading Guildford based house-removal specialist Cooks Removals is now offering companies a full-service shop relocation solution that will allow for streamlined continuity of operations. The organisation's new solutions have been designed based on requests from local area businesses for more access to fast, effective removals solutions that will allow them to reduce their downtime while moving from one property to another. - February 15, 2013 - Cooks Removals
Bournes Introduces New Services for Clients Moving to USA and Canada
UK removal leaders Bournes has recently announced that they are now offering new removal options for clients in the UK moving to USA and those who are moving to Canada. The company's new removal services expand upon their current services and involve qualified professionals utilising their experience... - January 17, 2013 - Bournes
Guildford House Removals Experts Cooks Removals Offering Cost-Effective Office Removals Services
Guildford, UK based specialists for professional house removals solutions Cooks Removals has recently announced that the company will now be offering office removals for their business clients across the UK. The company's new office removals services are designed to ensure that companies moving... - January 05, 2013 - Cooks Removals
Moving Companies Scramble to Keep Up with Housing Market Rebound
Now that the housing market has come back to life, moving companies are hustling to move families into their new homes. Redefyne Moving is upping their manpower to meet demands. - January 02, 2013 - Redefyne Moving
Bournes, One of Top UK Removal Companies, Announces Integration of Storage Facilities
Historic leader among UK removal companies, Bournes just announced that the company is now offering storage spaces around the globe for their clients' convenience. Thanks to their partnership with the UniGroup Worldwide UTS network, Bournes is offering clients the ability to choose from over 1,500... - December 17, 2012 - Bournes
Bournes Announced Runner-Up for Top Global Mobility Industry Award
Bournes are proud to announce they have been named Runner-Up in the "International Moving Company of the Year" award at the 2012 European EMMA's. The EMMA's, organised by the Forum of Expatriate Management, are the world's only Awards dedicated exclusively to celebrating... - December 17, 2012 - Bournes
Cooks Removals Announce Being One of Few Removal Companies in Guildford with Membership in BAR
Cooks Removals in Cranleigh, Surrey have just announced that they are one of the few removal companies in Guildford that are members of the industry-leading organisation, "The British Association of Removers." This certification is designated to removal companies in Guildford that place quality... - December 16, 2012 - Cooks Removals
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Vauxhall's latest model, the Agila, is due to be launched in spring 2008 in what the company hopes will be a new urban alternative in the small car market.
The Agila, which matches the level of the Suzuki Swift and is in fact a joint venture with Suzuki, comes with 1,150 litres of boot space, five doors and yet a small, friendly size.
It comes in two petrol engine sizes, a 64bhp one litre unit and an 85bhp 1.2-litre model, while a 74bhp 1.3-litre turbodiesel version will also be available.
And the small car, which is generally aiming to corner the increasingly popular European town car market, comes with the sleek and sophisticated lines which could help propel it into the best sellers' list.
"That almost vertical front end gives the Agila a tough and robust look," Opel design director Mark Adams told Car Pages. "And yet its friendly face and open-eyed headlamps give it that cute character which is so vital in this market sector."


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Parliament yesterday hosted a discussion on how some airlines now charge for oxygen, and how that discriminates against disabled people. After recieving a number of complaints, the only airline to drop the charges is Emirate Airlines.
The junior Minister, Paul Clark, noted that the Department of Transport's code of practice "Access to Air Travel for Disabled Persons and Persons with Reduced Mobility" states in part 7:
"All cabin crew, including the flight crew, must receive disability awareness training. For cabin crew, this should be refreshed in line with training in safety procedures."
As if that makes any difference – I was on a RyanAir Plane (hangs head in shame) last year when they started taxiing out to the runway. a man stood up and said his wheelchair user Dad had not been brought onto the plane. The staff told him to sit down so that the plane could take off, and not to worry, because his wheelchair was in the baggage compartment. so not only had they left the wheelchair user behind, but they had taken his wheelchair from him. They said he'd have to catch another plane as they would miss their take-off window.
We had to stage a mini-revolt, encouraging other passengers to stand in the aisle, so that the plane had to stop, before they would turn back to pick up the wheelchair-using passenger.
I'm sure many cabin crew can say "disability" in many languages, but I'm very doubtful that their awareness extends beyond that.


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4 Steps: Clean Out Your Garage
In a perfect world, the garage is where a band conceives its first songs, a family remembers how good it feels to come home and a father teaches his son about what's under the hood. Beneath this gateway to the world, the indoors and outdoors blend harmoniously together on the smooth concrete. The garage even smells useful — a subtle potpourri of sawdust, car wax and crushed leaves.
For most of us, however, the world is not perfect, and the garage acts pretty much like a glorified shed. Knickknacks accumulate without rhyme or reason, forming stacks that tower to the ceiling, rendering the space impossible to fully utilize.
When your possessions are in their proper places, the garage becomes delightfully practical. But therein lies the challenge: It doesn't get to that point on its own. Over the course of one weekend, clean out your garage following these useful steps. Regardless of what the groundhogs say, it's not really spring until you do.
Step 1
Empty the garage
As much as you don't want to, it must be done. Everything, right down to the last tiny Allen wrench, needs to be taken out of your garage. It's the only way you'll be able to clean effectively and rediscover all the treasures lost ages ago, including your championship Little League trophy.
Starting with the first item you pull out, sort your belongings and arrange them into designated areas in or around your house: junk in the driveway for later removal, tools inside for safekeeping, goods you'd like to donate in the backyard, etc. As you do so, take mental notes of what is going where and the kinds of hardware you'll need to purchase in order to save space, stay organized and tidy up.
Step 2
Clean the garage
The garage is usually the only room in the house that is exempt from the occasional deep cleaning. Because of this, a layer of filth coats every flat surface, and as your girlfriend would point out, that's gross. Once the contents of your garage have been removed, you may even be able to see the grimy outlines where boxes used to lie, similar to police chalk around fallen victims. Go ahead and suck those up with a vacuum cleaner, along with the dust bunnies, cobwebs and insects that have trapped themselves behind your workbench.
Now, it's on to the floors. Thank goodness the garage doesn't demand the tender care and thorough polishing that a bowling alley would. All you need to loosen the grunge is a nozzle for your hose that delivers righteous firepower. Crank the spigot to full blast and really let loose, starting at the back and spraying the dirt towards the driveway. You may need to follow up this chore by pushing the remaining water out with a broom, which will also help to speed up the drying process.
If you live in a relatively burglar-free neighborhood, leave the windows and doors open to maximize ventilation as things air out overnight. By morning, your garage should be puddle-free and ready for the next step.
Step 3
Install storage units
Having already extracted and divvied up your possessions, you should now have a good sense of what actually needs to go back in. Use this mental stock to purchase and install appropriately sized storage bins, drawer units, bike racks, hooks, and shelves. These items will restore order to your garage by providing a specific place for each of your belongings. Ideally, only your car and heavy equipment like a lawnmower will occupy the floor space of your garage, allowing you to easily maneuver items in and out when the time comes.
Step 4
Filter everything back in
Consolidate your things so that only what you truly need returns to your garage. "I might, perhaps, eventually want that some day," stands between you and a few more functional square feet of your home, so be relentless; anything you're on the fence about should go elsewhere. By now, you've already gone through the process of assigning your belongings a spot. See to it that each item gets there but be willing to improvise as you go. Constantly evaluate how often you'll need each item and relocate it as needed. That way, you don't have to dig out your toolbox from under an unwieldy box of Christmas decorations.
Stick to the task
Cleaning out the garage is a very therapeutic undertaking. Summon the motivation to stay on schedule and stick with it. Otherwise, you may find yourself with an impromptu Monday morning yard sale. Lay into the project with the music turned up and a rewarding six-pack chilling in the fridge. Before long, your garage won't be a chaotic jumble of "stuff," but a room that would make Tim "The Toolman" Taylor proud.


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5 Non-Korean Dramas You Need To Watch Right Now
Korean dramas have enjoyed massive popularity for the last decade due to the Hallyu Wave, producing many memorable hit dramas like "My Love From the Star" and "Descendants of the Sun." While the popularity of Korean dramas has not waned, dramas from other Asian countries have started to gain momentum and popularity among international viewers. Last year's smash hit Chinese historical drama "Nirvana in Fire" boosted the cast of mainly non-mainstream actors into fame both domestically and overseas.
Non-Korean Asian dramas offer something unique and fresh to viewers in terms of storytelling, format, cinematography, directing, and so forth. If you mainly watch Korean dramas, don't be afraid to go out and explore other dramas out there. The drama world is your oyster!
Here is a list of foreign dramas that I've watched and am currently watching that you should check out to help you get started on expanding your drama-watching journey! You won't be sorry.
Love O2O
"Love O2O" is a Chinese romance drama based on the novel called Wei Wei Yi Xiao Hen Qing Cheng (trans: Just One Smile Is Very Alluring) by Gu Man. Bei Wei Wei (Zheng Shuang) is a Qing University computer science major and also the campus beauty who excels in her studies. She is an aspiring game designer and goes by the name of Luwei Wei Wei in an online role-playing game called "Dreaming of Jianghu." Wei Wei is also the only female in the list of 10 best players of the game. Xiao Nai (Yang Yang) is a senior computer science major at the same school who is a gaming expert and considered the cream of the crop in terms of academics, athletics, and amazing visuals. When Xiao Nai first encounters Wei Wei, it isn't her looks that he notices, but how quickly her fingers move across her keyboard while gaming at a PC café. He is immediately smitten and begins to use his skills online and offline to win the heart of Wei Wei.
"Love O2O" is easily one of my favorite dramas from 2016. I just love the main couple; they're so incredibly attractive, confident, intelligent, and classy. One thing that is so admirable about our OTP is that they don't let their haters sabotage their relationship; they just support and trust each other unconditionally. They are the epitome of relationship goals. The drama was an instant monster hit with over 15 billion online views in China. Yes, that's right. Not millions, but billions! Not surprisingly, Yang Yang's popularity skyrocketed through the roof, as you can see by his 20 plus endorsements he did last year alone. "Love O2O" felt like a breath fresh air with its ability to draw you in with such a simple storyline. If you're a fan of romantic comedies, I highly recommend you watch this drama if you haven't already.
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My Amazing Boyfriend
"My Amazing Boyfriend" is a Chinese fantasy romantic-comedy starring Wu Qian as Tian Jing Zhi, a B-list actress who has an unlucky love life after being dumped by her seventh boyfriend. Kim Tae Hwan plays Xue Ling Qiao, a man who has been roaming the earth for the past 400 years. He is no ordinary human being, as he has special powers and cannot experience aging, death, injuries, nor pain. However, he has been in a dormant state for the past 100 years after someone mysteriously drained his blood. One day, Tian Jing Zhi gets into a car crash and accidentally rejuvenates Xue Ling Qiao from his slumber. With nowhere else to go, Ling Qiao moves into Jing Zhi's home despite her protests. Ling Qiao becomes embroiled in Jing Zhi's crazy entertainment world as he tries to find the enemy who drained his blood.
"My Amazing Boyfriend" was initially marketed as a Chinese remake of "My Love from the Star," which is quite misleading because, story-wise, it is completely different. It can definitely be seen as its own stand-alone drama despite having a similar premise. Wu Qian is definitely the star of the show; she's so charming and hilarious as Jing Zhi. I've had countless laugh-out-loud moments, especially with all the meta jokes about her only being worthy of being a second lead when in reality she is the lead in this drama. I found this drama to be fresh, enjoyable, and very easy to watch. If you want a fun romance filled with comical hijinks, then this is the drama for you. Also, good news: season two of the series has been confirmed!
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My Little Lover
"My Little Lover" is a Japanese drama based on the manga "Minami Kun No Koibito" by Shungiku Uchida. The drama stars Maika Yamamoto as Chiyomi Horikiria, a bubbly high school student who is a talented internet novel writer and an aspiring dancer. Taishi Nakagawa plays Shunichi Minami, Chiyomi's childhood friend and first love. He is a class representative known for his good looks and academics. Despite living in the same neighborhood and attending the same school, the two have rarely talked in years. They were once close friends but grew apart after Shunichi's father left the family. During a stormy night, Chiyomi has an argument with her parents regarding her future plans and runs away from home. While seeking shelter from the rain inside a cave, Chiyomi wishes she could go back to her childhood. The next day, she wakes up and realizes she has shrunk to 15 cm tall. Shunichi finds Chiyomi and takes her back to his home. They work together, trying various methods to help her return back to normal size.
"My Little Lover" was such a fun watch; it is super cute and romantic, perfect for those who love fluffy and light-hearted shows. I love Chiyomi because she's like an adorable little doll! I'd pick her up and carry her around in my purse all day if I could. Our OTP had really great chemistry together and I enjoyed watching Shunichi go from being uncomfortable to being naturally sweet, taking care of tiny Chiyomi. If you're looking to take a break from the angst-ridden dramas, I'd say "My Little Lover" is the perfect antidote. It's such a feel-good and heart-warming drama that will surely put a smile on your face.
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"V-Focus" is a Taiwanese romantic-comedy and action drama starring Melvin Sia as Jiang Zhi Heng and Huang Wei Ting as Ding Ruo Qin. Zhi Heng is a bodyguard and the founder of Krisis, a security consultancy company that protects public figures. Ruo Qin is a journalist for V-Focus who is well known for her strong, persistent ability to find news exclusives. They've been longtime enemies in their professional lives, as Ruo Qin is always trying to catch the latest scoops and scandals from public figures that Zhi Heng is protecting.
The drama also stars Jennifer Hong as Zhou Xin Yi, a senior reporter at V-Focus and Ruo Qin's best friend. Yorke Sun plays the nerdy Ke Guo Long, who is in charge of the research and development at Krisis. Xin Yi and Guo Long end up in a fake marriage as a cover-up after Xin Yi's fiancée breaks up with her on their wedding day.
"V-Focus" was an unexpected surprise for me. I did not expect to like it as much as I do. It has a lot of heart and many interesting characters who all have intriguing backstories. I especially love our main couple, Zhi Heng and Ruo Qin. So far, their relationship is not perfect and has been one heck of an emotional roller-coaster. It's a realistic portrayal of romantic relationships with its ups and downs. I really appreciate how the pair learn to acknowledge each others' flaws and differences to strengthen a long-lasting relationship. It is definitely a hidden gem, a drama that has a bit of everything from action, romance, bromance, to comedy. I especially love KK, the robot princess of Krisis. She's like the adorable daughter I never thought I would want to have!
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Simple Man
"Simple Man" is a Chinese sci-fi and thriller web drama. It tells a story of four main characters who end up signing an agreement with a "demon" website, which grants them special powers that help with their daily lives. Later on, people are mysteriously dying or disappearing and these crimes all relate back to the "demon" website. Through various circumstances, all four main characters meet and join together to investigate how they got their powers.
I recently started watching this drama and it's such a quirky but addicting story. I can see why it was a massive hit in China with over 230 million online views, despite featuring no major stars or famous directors. It's a really great blend of action, science fiction, mystery, paranormal, and comedy. What I really enjoy about the drama so far is the introductions of the four main characters with their back stories; you see how their stories intertwine. I look forward to seeing them officially joining forces to defeat this "demon."
Soompiers, have you watched any of the dramas listed? Any other foreign drama recommendations? Let me know in the comments!
blacksesame88 is an Asian drama and entertainment addict. She enjoys discussing her favorite dramas and sharing her knowledge of Asian entertainment. Follow her on Twitter and join her for recaps of the current dramas she's watching, also feel free to say Hi and have a chat!


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Hey guys, This is going to be a very broad subject!!
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Aaron Sorkin called "transgender bathrooms" a distraction over the weekend, which is now distracting me from my busy day of not caring about what Aaron Sorkin has to say about trans people's access to public restrooms.
In a Fareed Zakaria GPS segment that aired Sunday, the CNN anchor asked Sorkin which politicians' speeches he liked and which ones he didn't. The West Wing creator, who won the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay in 2010, said he's a fan of Senator Kamala Harris and former Vice President Joe Biden, but he declined to name any lawmakers he's not a fan of, opting to go on a weird, patronizing tangent about "transgender bathrooms" and decorum instead.
"I really like that new crop of young people who were just elected to Congress. They now need to stop acting like young people. It's time to do that. I think that there's a great opportunity here, now more than ever, for Democrats to be the non-stupid party, to point out the difference — that it's not just about transgender bathrooms. That's a Republican talking point. They're trying to distract you with that," he said. "[My World War II veteran father] would talk about his unit going into a village in Europe, and you'd hear villagers say, 'Thank god, the Americans are here.' People don't say that right now, and it's because of Donald Trump. We can go back to being the 'Thank god the Americans are here' people."
Sorkin's white liberal longing to Make America Civil Again aside, his comments about "transgender bathrooms" — that is, the political debate over whether trans people should be able to use public restrooms that correspond with their gender — being a Republican distraction are so bafflingly out of touch as to not even require a debunking. One could argue that GOP lawmakers have used so-called "bathroom bills" and trans predator fearmongering to distract voters from siding with pro-LGBTQ+ non-discrimination laws, but that's not the distraction Sorkin alluded to. He meant "transgender bathrooms," period. None of this is real to him. Trans people's ability to participate in public life is all just rhetoric, nothing more than "a Republican talking point" that will lose us — i.e., people Sorkin actually cares about — the election.
Anyway, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a newly elected Democrat from New York who numbers among "that new crop of young people who were just elected to Congress," responded to Sorkin's comments Sunday, tweeting: "Medicare for All & equal rights aren't trends. When people complain about low turnout in some demos, it's not because communities are apathetic, it's bc they don't see you fighting for them. If we don't show up for people, why should you feel entitled to their vote?" She also promoted YouTuber H.Bomberguy's Twitch fundraiser for Mermaids UK, a British organization for trans and gender-nonconforming kids, later popping into the livestream herself to speak out for trans rights.
RELATED | Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Talks Trans Rights, N64 on Live Twitch Stream


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EP 121 | Custom, But Not The Way We've Always Done It with Frank Eybsen and Heather Zeilman
About this Episode
Business of Design™ knows the success formula for creative professionals is 80% business + 20% creative. Once you get the 80% streamlined (hint: you do that by using the systems, protocols and strategies we teach at BOD™) you can lean into being creative. Specifying custom furniture on projects gives you an ideal opportunity to use those creative skills, elevate your brand and be more profitable.
In this episode we learn:
- the industry is changing, and designers can embrace some of the changes and learn to adapt to or get ahead of the others
- systems improve efficiencies in all areas of your business, but especially when specifying custom furniture
- custom furniture elevates your brand and makes you more profitable
- be clear about how you work and don't shy away from talking about fees, markups or anything else that allows you to stay in business
Design Intervention
Frank says, "Never rest on your previous success, there is always someone out there putting in a ton of work to unseat your business advantage."
Heather says, "'The way we've always done things,' is a sure fire way to lose your spot at the top."
Take Aways
If you are curious or unfamiliar with cottonwood season, check out the short video Heather sent us. Cottonwood Season
About Frank Eybsen
Frank Eybsen is the CEO of BuildLane. Previously, he was the co-founder of OnClick Marketing, an online marketing company. He has run an upholstery and casegoods factory and is a full stack web developer. His passion is elevating the interior design profession.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (844) 888-8840 ext 700
Website: www.buildlane.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/buildlane
About Heather Zeilman
Heather is the CMO of BuildLane. Previously, she was Design Consultant at Sefra Maples Interior Design + Consulting located in Telluride, CO. She splits the year between Colorado and Wyoming with her husband and their 3-year old son.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (844) 888-8840 ext 700
Website: www.buildlane.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/buildlane
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Bacteria on raw foods don't always have to make you sick! Here are some of the best ways to prevent salmonella infection.
Bacteria on raw foods don't always have to make you sick! Here are some of the best ways to prevent salmonella infection.
Create an eerie cemetery scene with these ghosts in the graveyard cupcakes. Garnish cookies with messages like 'RIP' to create tombstones.
Enjoy some frightening fun for Halloween with these eye-catching Bloodshot Eyeball Cupcakes.
If your brew is a little less than deliciousness in a cup, here are a few things you can do to get the most perfect cup of tea – both black tea & green tea.
What exactly are those squishy little balls in the bottom of cups of bubble tea and other drinks? Find out the basics of boba pearls here.
Frozen yogurt is everywhere, often marketed like ice cream – but what is the difference between ice cream and frozen yogurt?
Instead of paper liners, these super cute Easter basket cupcakes are baked in ice cream cones to make festive – and edible – springtime baskets.
When it comes to choosing a fake tree or a real fresh Christmas tree for your holiday, which is the better choice? Here are some things to consider.
Make Easter even more festive and delicious with these colorful Easter egg cake bites!
How many of these unusual and exotic fruits can you recognize? And how many have you actually tried?
If you need icy cold drinks to be ready fast, here's how you can cool a soda or beer in just two minutes.
You may feel more empowered by doing something as simple as a seasonal cleaning and decluttering project. Here are some how-to tips!
Hatch a batch of these cute chick cupcakes this Easter with your little kitchen helpers!
From designing the menu with psychology in mind to cutting corners and making up information, here are 14 things restaurants don't want you to know.
You might want to think twice before choosing not to gift wrap presents for Christmas and birthdays, according to research on the etiquette of wrapping.
Don't toss your old juice cartons and boxes – make something cute and useful out of them! Here's how you can custom-create gift boxes from old juice cartons.
It's that time of year when sensational sweets and tempting treats surround you. Here's how you can survive the holidays without gaining weight.
For some, having college kids come home for the holidays is as joyous as seen one of those old holiday movies, with festive gatherings and delicious food.
If it's the thought that makes a gift count, here's a thought that can make your gift count just a bit extra: Get a little something for yourself. To pick
Turning sugar cookies into Harvest scarecrow cookies is a cinch with just a few ingredients you may already have in your pantry.
Autumn butters – both those made from puréed fruits and pumpkin, as well as flavored dairy butter – add country charm to company dinners or brunches.
Get into the spirit of autumn by making your home warm and welcoming, colorful and cozy with these fall home decor ideas!
A real estate survey found that a surprisingly large percentage of people would consider buying a potentially haunted house. Would you?
With this recipe for Halloween cake pops, create mini vampire bats, spiders and ghosts!
These black velvet whoopie pies are mini cake sandwiches pop with Jack-O-Lantern Orange, Frankenstein Green and Phantom Purple fillings.
These bright candy corn cupcakes feature vibrant layers of orange and yellow cake topped with creamy white frosting and sprinkles.
How often do you season your cooking with cumin? With these five recipes on hand, it's a spice you'll want to keep in a handy spot.
Most people love cake, and even the simplest cakes are usually delicious. But how about making a cake that is has a surprise –big red and blue polka dots — not only on the outside, but also baked right in?
Looking for a fabulous side that everyone will love? Try these slow-cooker baked beans with bacon! Just load your Crock Pot/slow cooker with pinto beans, bacon, a variety of spices and a few other goodies, and come back to a crock full of irresistibly sweet and savory baked beans.
Show your pride for the red, white and blue with this moist, colorful firework poke cake! Use pudding mix and a variety of McCormick food colorings to get it to look super-patriotic for the 4th of July, Memorial Day or Labor Day celebrations/
These cute little bunny bottom cupcakes show the Easter Bunny eagerly digging into a lemony treat!
Cool fresh lettuce leaves make a great wrapping for grilled shrimp and cilantro-flecked rice in these Sriracha-lime shrimp lettuce wraps.
This mini version of the classic Red Velvet Cake is popular all across the country. Whip up a batch with this Red velvet cupcakes recipe!
It's so pretty and common, in fact, that many people don't realize that the whole oleander plant can be dangerous.
We spend a lot of time and effort developing our skills and abilities, but there's one key element that can hold us back despite all of our efforts: our confidence.
Do American citizens actually need a passport to travel to Canada or Mexico? Get the details of what you need right here.
Do you love to swim, but hate the smell and other problems that come from a chlorinated pool? Well, natural swimming pools might be the answer for you.


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After creating history by launching India's first moon mission Chandrayaan I, Indian space agency ISRO is all set to challenge Google Earth with it's own satellite mapping service dubbed "Bhuvan", the IRS (Indian Remote Sensing) image portal will provide satellite images similar to Google Earth and WikiMapia but with more precision and frequent updates, currently Google Earth provides single-layered images with zoom levels up to 200 meters and images updated every 4 years in-contrast Bhuvan will provide multi-layered images with zoom levels up to 10 meters and images being updated every year.
While announcing the service ISRO Chairman, G Madhavan Nair, said:
"With Bhuvan we will be able to produce very local information which will be specific to only to our own country. This information available from this mapping system will be useful in addressing very local problems like floods, famines, infrastructure development, education and much more"
"The information on Bhuvan will be layer wise and the options of viewing filtered information will be available. Inputs from a lot of local players, like farmers, fishermen and likes who know the local area in and out, will also being integrated in Bhuvan. This is for the primary reason to make it of more use to the general public,"
ISRO expects the service to be launched in next six months by March 2009, all the infrastructure and softwares required for the service is already in place and a prototype of Bhuvan should be ready by end of November.


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For the rest of the week, and all next week. It's officially winter here in Florida, but the good news is, "No Snow"…Not yet, anyway.
I braved the chill to go out for breakfast this morning, but I stuck to my room with the heat on since then. Fortunately I was long-headed enough to stock up on beer yesterday, when it was milder, and tomorrow looks to be milder too. The beer store sells Power Ball tickets, so I buy a couple of those as well. Never can tell!
I haven`t given notice here at 'Faulty Towers' yet. I want to have everything set up at the other place, first. It's my modus operandi–never step out of a boat until there is another one to step onto. It works for me. It sure will be good to work with a decent wifi, though.
I'll start writing in a minute or so. It's coming along nicely, but I'm not racking up the pages. That will come after I've bashed my way through this scene. It's a sex scene, and I hate writing those, but since its the first on in the story it has to be right.
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133,000 business rates appeals from 2010 remain unresolved – Andrew Gwynne responds to new LGA analysis
Andrew Gwynne MP, Labour's Shadow Communities and Local Government Secretary, responding to new Local Government Association analysis that more than 133,000 firms are still awaiting appeals of their business rates valuation from 2010 to be resolved, said:
"The Government's business rates appeal system is failing.
"These delays are adding to the financial pressures and uncertainty facing businesses, local services and our local authorities. Every day we see new examples of high street stores closing down after eight years of austerity and the biggest squeeze in wage growth in a generation.
"We urgently need action from the Government to help our councils deal with the financial risk caused by this delay."


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Pat McGrath's is one of my favourite eyeshadow formulas. She is special so I only spend money on a MOST special release from her! It's like visiting a famous patisserie to sample their special petit fours, not their banana bread.
This Midnight Sun was like Banana Bread to me. Well baked, beautifully flavoured but still a slice of banana bread.
So this is where it went Banana Bread for me.
I own MotherShip III Subversive. (read review here Best Eyeshadow Palette 2018: Pat McGrath Mothership
In my opinion it's the most special. I have regretted missing out on Decadence because then I would have TWO PatM palettes. Anyway moving on.
Midnight Sun: Skinshow Moon Glow. Very similar to the Subversive's Skinshow Fever. Midnight Sun is cooler and Subversive's is a Champagne.
Firstly On most days I am not drawn to this family of shades for my eyelids. Rose, Champagne, cool or warm don't pop enough on my hooded, NC40 skintone.
I don't reach for it in my Subversive and I did not want another variation of the same in Mothership VI.
Secondly I have reached a point in my eyeshadow palette life that I don't want skintone shades in my palettes. I don't want them in my Colorpop palettes and I certainly don't want to waste money and opportunity in my $125+ Pat McGrath eyeshadow palettes.
So with points 1 & 2 the first half of this palette is a write off. 4 shades out of 10 I literally have NO interest in.
Also as I grow older I live recklessly 🙂 If I have to use a palette without transition, brow bone and crease shades, I don't care. My melanin rich medium-tan eyelids give my eyeshadows enough depth so I don't want palettes to waste space on those shades.
For the 6 remaining my eyes jump straight to the Gold. Gold shimmer, like a Champagne shimmer, has become like the annoying BLACK in every eyeshadow palette.
How many golds do we need ? Gold in my sarees and Gold in my bank. That's it.
Seriously the only time I will wear gold eyeshadow is when I attend an Indian wedding. I would say 'date night' but with all the amazing duo-chromes and bright shimmers in the market today no one should waste time with Gold. It's just outdated.
The only gold worth its space in an eyeshadow palette is the dirty antique gold that is in the Mothership III Subversive palette! I can accept that one.
The Blitz Violet Orchid v/s Blitz Amethyst is a personal choice and I can live with one or the other, I don't need both.
Basically while I like purples and violets am not mad for them and prefer them as mattes for crease and outer v.
This is a swatch from Mel Thompson's YouTube video comparing Midnight Sun v/s Subversive and my own swatch of Blitz Amethyst from Subversive.
I am not into Astral Ghost Orchid (Subversive) or Astral Solstice (Midnight Sun). I could take one or the other. They have a learning curve and I haven't started on that curve.
So finally there are only 2 shades I want in Midnight Sun so I didn't buy the palette.
Would I have bought it if there was no Subversive in her collection ?
Well I would still yearn for Decadence, and it would be a toss up between Bronze Seduction and Midnight Sun.
It would involve much heming and hawing, live swatching at Sephora AND finally the palette that has the LEAST amount of 'skintone' mattes.


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You are someone's ancestor. Discover how to preserve your family memorabilia so it will last for generations. Learn the basics of archival principals, digitization, storytelling and how to create a legacy with pictures, documents and artifacts. This series will provide the critical information needed to start your own family archive. Presented by: Rhonda Chadwick, MS/MA who is an archivist who has worked at a number of museums, libraries and archives throughout New England including the Rhode Island Historical Society, Brown University,RISD,…Find out more »


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CHARLES (Chip) SCHWARTZ (Painted Post) competed as a lightweight matman at East ('63-67) and during 3-year varsity career pinned on a 56-8 mark... As sophomore-junior placed 2nd twice in West Central Conference and Steuben County tourneys; then winning both as a senior and placing 3rd in Sectionals . . . Injuries curbed his mat activity at Corning Community College but later saw him return to AAU mats in adult years . . . Stays active teaching 7th-8th graders mat skills as a volunteer coach.


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It's not just your human friends and coworkers that are welcome at WeWork, but your furrier pals too. Yep! The swish co-working space is totally pet-friendly.
Every Day Is Take Your Doggo To Work Day At This Pet-Friendly Coworking Space in Town
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Ever worried about what your pet is up to or how he or she is doing while you're away at work all day? Put those worries to rest by just taking them along with you to WeWork. Yes, if you're working at any of the WeWork co-working spaces {there are around four} in the city, your pets are more than welcome to join you at your desk. Whether it's a dog, kitty, hamster or bird, they can chill with you for no extra cost.
You'll have to make sure that your pooch or kitty is cooperative and don't create much of a ruckus while they're there. Plus, make sure their squeaky clean and groomed well, cause you don't want to take a shabby pup here. Your beloved pet will also have plenty of company as many of folks working here will be bringing along their pets as well. So make sure yours is calm and friendly in the presence of other babies.
WeWork Hard And We Play Hard
WeWork made its way to Namma Bengaluru early last year and has already changed the game when it comes to coworking spaces. With conference rooms, private offices, a swimming pool, jacuzzi and even a swanky hair and nail bar. And just when you thought it couldn't get cooler, we find out it's pet-friendly too. So work out of WeWork, and have access to doggo cuddles anytime the stress starts to get to you. Sounds like a great way to work, we think.