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Atlanta Wedding DJ Evan Malloy
DJ Evan Malloy
Professional Mix DJ + MC
Evan is a veteran DJ, Producer and tastemaker based in Atlanta, GA. High profile clients include Delta Airlines, The W Hotels & Fit Radio – the App Store's No. 1 workout music app, on which Evan has over 3.2 million plays. He was recently tapped to curate a custom playlist for Donetto, a new contemporary Italian restaurant located in the heart of Atlanta's trendy Westside. His extensive knowledge of and taste for music from all styles, decades, and genres provide the foundation for a diverse, fun and unforgettable musical experience. Evan will take you back, revive forgotten favorites, and seamlessly blend the classics with today's hit music in a way that will keep the dance floor moving all night long!
On any given night of the week, you can find Evan spinning (usually as Funk Manchu) at many of Atlanta's top lounges and nightclubs, from Establishment Buckhead to The W Hotels to Opera. His extensive knowledge of music from all styles, decades, and genres provide the foundation for a diverse, fun and unforgettable musical experience. Evan will take you back, revive forgotten favorites, and seamlessly blend the classics with today's hit music in a way that will keep the dance floor moving all night long. No cheese here; just high-energy, sophisticated fun!
Atlanta Wedding DJ Evan Malloy's Featured Mixes
DJ Evan Malloy | Live in the Mix | Epping Forest Yacht Club 2019
DJ Evan Malloy | Epping Forest Yacht Club 2019 | Part 2
DJ Evan Malloy | Epping Forest Yacht Club 2019 | Part 3
Mixed LIVE By Atlanta DJ Evan Malloy of Lethal Rhythms
Mixed LIVE By Atlanta DJ Evan Malloy
DJ Evan Malloy | Top 40 – EDM Mix
"We had DJ Evan for our recent wedding and he was FANTASTIC! He has a true gift in being able to read the crowd and adjust based on them. People were literally dancing in their seats during dinner which made me so happy. The dance floor was never empty and you could tell in looking around the room that people were having a great time. My only "complaint" (and I'm hesitant to even call it that) was that I felt like I had to take the reins a lot in planning calls and making contact when our wedding got close. This was not a huge problem for me since I was such a Type A planner but is something to note. This was truly so minor in the large scheme of things though since were so blown away on the day of the wedding! Thanks so much, DJ Evan! You made our wedding a huge success!"
"Evan (Funk Manchu) was our DJ for our wedding. Evan played a great mix between the songs we requested and what he felt would get the party going. During dinner he made excellent choices of classic songs that were appreciated by a young and old crowd. It really took off during the reception and later hours of the night. Evan is always responsive to playing crowd requests and mixed in great newer songs with remixes of older songs. He played the exact type of music my wife and I wanted to hear and literally had the entire dance party moving. His song selection was perfect and he avoided the cliche, corny dance songs you might hear at other venues. Everything was well timed, he was on point with his announcements, and was extremely professional. I think Evan would perform well for any age venue, but did especially well with our younger crowd. I really enjoyed having him and would recommend Evan to any group as a DJ."
"Evan, the DJ, from Lethal Rhythms was extremely professional and personable; played the music at the right volume at the appropriate times — without having to be asked to adjust — and had the guests dancing all night long. He took charge of announcements and toasts and cake cutting and all went extremely smoothly. Laura and Evan worked with us right up until the day of the wedding to make sure that everything was as we had hoped it would be and the added lighting added a feeling of romance and warmth to the room. It was just beautiful and as the mother of the bride, it is truly an experience they made even more memorable. I would not hesitate to use them again for another wedding or another occasion."
5 Stars! Lethal Rhythms did an absolutely amazing job on my husband & I's wedding! My DJ was Evan Malloy and he helped me get organized, create a timeline, and stick to it! He had wonderful input & suggestions as to what type of music to play during cocktail hour, dinner, & dancing. Additionally, we did an anniversary dance (that was completely unknown to me), but everyone loved! I had never heard of this before Evan explained the concept to me-guests loved it! 🙂 Overall, I can say that this was one of the most memorable days of my life, and I can give most of that credit to lethal rhythms! They totally rocked it! Also: The video team…just an amazing job! I cannot wait to get the footage back from our special day! Tee, the videographer, was super patient with us, and was with us during all of our special moments-the vows, the first dance, the cake cutting, etc. I am very happy with this company, and I hope I get a chance to use them in the near future! If I had to give a recommendation for a DJ/videographer-hands down Lethal Rhythms!!! 🙂 Thanks guys, for making my day extremely special! -Brooke Gillespie"


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A Nobel laureate recently suggested that the Philippines form a biobank and urged governments to invest more in basic research.
In a press conference in Manila, 1993 Nobel Prize winner Richard Roberts noted that collecting biological resources is inexpensive, while the price of DNA sequencing goes upward.
"The Philippines have the resources — vegetation, animals, bacteria, biodiversity; things that are not available everywhere in the world," he said.
Roberts said the country should start collecting these now, since collecting materials does not need much money.
"The idea is that in the next five to 10 years, you can sequence everything living on this planet," he said, adding it would be easier for the Philippines to sequence its own materials.
"If you would want to sequence a blue whale, for instance, how much would it cost to find a blue whale? By building a biobank for biological resources now, you can do something relatively inexpensive. You can even get school kids involved. Get them interested in science," he added.
The scientist said the country may get local citizens involved in forming a biobank.
"I encourage all countries who have biological resources to collect species. Because the cost of collecting goes up and up. But over time, the cost of sequencing would go down," he reiterated.
Roberts is known for his co-discovery of split genes and mRNA splicing.
Meanwhile, Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Secretary Fortunato dela Pena asked Roberts his advice for a country like the Philippines, which has a very limited research fund.
Dela Pena said the challenge, usually, is that the Congress would ask the DOST to generate something out of a given fund. This expectation from the Congress, he said, is the reason the DOST seems to be investing more in applied science.
"But we don't forget that we also need to invest in basic research," dela Pena clarified.
The Science chief said among the DOST's basic research investments are in biology, biotechnology, genomics, and the like. "It's expensive to put up facilities for these," dela Pena said,
Richards answered that very often governments don't want to invest in basic science.
"When you do applied science, you are using other people's intellectual property, so you are paying them for these," Roberts explained, adding that the country should do basic research, so that eventually, other people would pay for the intellectual property.
"This is something that governments should really think about. Invest in basic research, so you could have discoveries that everybody would want to use," he said. (PNA)

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Mobility along Socio-cultural Borders: Brisk-walking in Bedouin Towns
Substantial changes in contemporary Bedouin society are reflected in the rise of 'affluence morbidities' which suggest that there is an increasing need to engage in physical activity. Brisk-walking, recently practiced by several dozen residents in the Bedouin towns of Hura and Tel-Sheva reflects the adoption of a new lifestyle that has generated tension when practiced in the public sphere. Based on the qualitative methodology of in-depth interviews and walking participation events, this paper presents both the pioneering brisk-walker's experience and the tensions that have arisen between this activity and the cultural, behavioral and performance constraints that shape Bedouin current urbanity. Taking a space and place approach, the 'legitimate spaces' of brisk-walking are outlined vis-a-vis gender, tribal affiliation, inter-group relationships and the meanings of the preferred type of space for brisk-walking– within the town, in its outlying spaces or in the neighboring Jewish suburbs. In understanding leisure walking spaces as a field of socio-cultural and spatial negotiation within the context of mobile/immobile spaces, the manner in which this unique and complex mobility experience affects walker's sense of place is interpreted.
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6. Mobility along Socio-cultural Borders: Brisk-walking in Bedouin Towns
Arnon Ben- Israel
Kaye Academic College
Avinoam Meir
Ben Gurion University of the Negev
Substantial changes in contemporary Bedouin society are reflected in the rise of 'affluence morbidities' which suggest that there is an increasing need to engage in physical activity. Brisk-walking, recently practiced by several dozen residents in the Bedouin towns of Hura and Tel-Sheva reflects the adoption of a new lifestyle that has generated tension when practiced in the public sphere. Based on the qualitative methodology of in-depth interviews and walking participation events, this paper presents both the pioneering brisk-walker's experience and the tensions that have arisen between this activity and the cultural, behavioral and performance constraints that shape Bedouin current urbanity. Taking a space and place approach, the 'legitimate spaces' of brisk-walking are outlined vis-a-vis gender, tribal affiliation, inter-group relationships and the meanings of the preferred type of space for brisk-walking– within the town, in its outlying spaces or in the neighboring Jewish suburbs. In understanding leisure walking spaces as a field of socio-cultural and spatial negotiation within the context of mobile/immobile spaces, the manner in which this unique and complex mobility experience affects walker's sense of place is interpreted.
Key words: Bedouin, brisk-walking, socio-cultural borders, urbanity, constructing mobile third-place, borrowing space.
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May 26, 2020
The training provided by Dr. Sharad is easy to follow and learn. Bravo and Thank you.\n\nThe level of difficulty from the quiz and the final task is just right and it is making us to think creatively.
Apr 28, 2017
good course gives a basic foundation for data analytics ! Excellent for beginners who have no idea how to use excel for want to learn systematically excel files given at every lecture are very useful.
교육 기관: Aakash L•
Jul 19, 2020
A very easy to understand and simple step by step process in making anyone understand the importance and use of excel in playing a huge role in business. Not only does the excel teach you to interpret data but you can also analyse the data to see any trends and improve them. I would say it made me understand the important role excel plays in running a business and how people need to understand the practical applicability of excel in day to day business life. Great job done, thank you!!
교육 기관: Siti Z B K•
Sep 11, 2020
Very informational and well-paced course. Really enjoyed watching the videos, practicing on the downloadable worksheets and challenging the quizzes. The lecturer, Mr Sharad, is wonderful in his explanations. I'm interested to enroll in his other courses as I find his lessons easy to follow. One thing I had difficulty with though was understanding some of the quiz questions as they were worded ambiguously. Hope that can be improved on. Thank you!
교육 기관: Dibyajyoti D•
Aug 14, 2020
Overall pleased with the content of this course. Most of the content was something you might already be familiar with, I was. You will be introduced to the Data Analysis Toolkit in Excel. And anyway, to complete the entire specialisation is the goal. Prof Borle's delivery was on point (would suggest you watch on 2x). The only complain is that the audio is supressed. You wont be able to hear distinctly without headphones or external speakers.
교육 기관: Joel G•
Jun 07, 2020
My college offered Excel, but it was stopped midway. But this course helped to pick up from where I stopped and go even further than what would have been taught at my college.
The videos were well done, and easily understandable, Though the questions were sometimes tricky. This is my first online course I have ever completed, and I'm really satisfied with the course.
If you want to learn excel, this is the right course for you.
교육 기관: Anand N•
May 06, 2020
This course is great! While i primarily came to learn VLookup & Pivot Tables, i learnt much more incl. scatter plots and histograms. Also the professor's step by step instructions is simply awesome. The exercises and tests were great too - some questions really challenge you! This is great course for someone who know basic excel and wants to take his/ her skills a notch higher. Thank you Rice University & Coursera.
교육 기관: Ambuj J•
Apr 30, 2020
It was a nice experience to going through the course. Though I usually use many formulas taught in this course but it helped me to get alternate method to apply the same. Moreover, in Pivot I got to know may other stuffs which I was not aware of. Overall, this course will definitely help me to carry out my excel task in a better way, specially in my job where I need to do a lot of analysis.
교육 기관: Atisheya M•
May 09, 2020
I love this course and the instructor. Great speaking voice, very clear and pleasant to listen to (very important).
I went through all the study examples and although some things were a bit above my head, I learned a lot. I was able to complete all the homework and now I'm determined to learn Excel and will take the course over again.
Thank you. Coursera
교육 기관: Toukir A C•
Apr 23, 2020
This course provided some basic insights on Microsoft Excel including the pivot table, pivot chart, histogram etc. One who's completely new to Excel can enroll in this course and learn a lot. The quiz questions were very much up to the mark and one really needs to understand each lesson clearly to answer those questions. Overall, it was a nice course!
교육 기관: Frank A•
Jul 15, 2020
The course is a good intro to basic data analysis. Power Pivot is touched on and basic but essential charting methods are also explained (I had not used these for some time so it was a welcome refresher). Overall it was an enjoyable experience and if you are a intermediate level user of Excel you should be able to complete the course rather quickly.
교육 기관: Lavkush S•
Sep 11, 2020
I loved this course very very much. Very informative, and the instructor is amazing. He explained everything so crisp and in a easy to understand way. Many congratulations for the amazing course to the entire team and the Rice University. Please do come up with more courses like that, and if possible, free of cost. All the best.
교육 기관: Lori-Ann B•
Aug 22, 2020
This is an excellent course; however, it is challenging. I haven't used Excel or worked in finance for many years. I found the need to go back and review the videos and transcripts many times.
In addition, Professor Sharad Borle is excellent -- he makes it look so easy. I now have a much greater appreciate for data analysis.
교육 기관: Lin•
Aug 25, 2019
AS for me , its pretty helpful for learning the excel basic knowledge, learner can download the material from sources and take the quiz. I'm not consecutive to study this course , sometime it will cost me a little bit time to review the previously content. If you wanna deeply study or get the certificate ,you need to paid.
교육 기관: Anđela R•
Dec 04, 2016
I really enjoyed this course. The pace was very good, videos were clear and informative and tests helped me to memorise the lessons better. This course is a very good starting point for beginners when it comes to Excel and provided materials helped in constant working "side-by-side" with the professor. Thank you very much!
Sep 27, 2020
It was an amazing journey of learning & wisdom throughout this course. Course lecture videos were very crispy. Yes, but you must have basic proficiency in MS Excel before opting this course, if you have it, this course is fun for you. Mentor Sharad Borle was an great instructor for this course. Thanks #RICE UNIVERSITY.
교육 기관: amandeep s•
Jul 19, 2020
This course is very helpful for every student. if I talk about my self so I learned so many things which I never learned before. Sharad you are one of the great instructors of Excel. I will recommend this course to my friend. Course Content was good and Exam and Quiz were tough but very helpful.
Thanks - Sharad Borle
교육 기관: Андрей•
Sep 23, 2017
Cource is dedicated to those who are not familiar with Excel and provides a good overview on most commonly used Excel features for data analysis. Good audio and video quality, nice examples of data, a little bit tricky assessments and systemic explanation of the teacher results in my satisfation about this cource.
교육 기관: Gudrun S•
Jun 28, 2020
I like the course, but apparently I am lacking the correct Version of Excel. My German 2010 version does not import all data correctly. There is no conversion of dates and amounts. I used also Libre Office, but in vain. Currently I don´t have the funds to upgrade. So I withdraw from the course.
교육 기관: Shivom B•
May 13, 2020
Very Good Course,The Course is very well organised and will help you in Practically learning and applying everything taught in the lectures.Lectures are interesting , I have completed this course within 4 days and now i have a good command in implementing Excel in various Assignments and tasks
교육 기관: Anupam B•
Aug 15, 2020
I \t is an excellent course by Sharad Sir.He is an dynamaic person.I got more than my expectation through this course.Before the course I was not comfortable with excel but due to his dynamic content now I atleast know how to deal with excel.All credit goes to Sharad Sir and Rice University.
교육 기관: Saad M•
Jun 30, 2020
This is the excellent course for getting the initial level understanding of Data Analysis. Many of my knowledge areas have been revised and refreshed. Also many things i have learnt new in this course. Really recommend it to all those who want to grab initial understanding of Data Analysis.
교육 기관: Saransh V•
Jun 29, 2020
It was a beautiful experience here. Coursera helped me financially by giving this course for free. I kept in mind the terms and conditions. Sharad Borle is an amazing teacher, the way he teaches is just so good that everything is easy and understandable. Thankyou again for this opportunity.
교육 기관: Matías J C•
Sep 16, 2020
Quedé muy sorprendido con lo mucho que aprendí en estas 4 semanas. La metodología de evaluación me parece correcta, ya que no permite dejar dudas al respecto de los temas. El profesor es buenísimo! Sin dudas pude reforzar lo que ya sabía de Excel y espero volver a encontrarlos pronto!
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Aug 17, 2020
This is an excellent course, and thak you for the extra time to finish it, for me a little longer because I have to traslate into my language and there are some things tha I did not handle, from English to Excel,
The way the teacher explained y very good
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Oct 12, 2016
Awesome and easy course! A must for the beginners or for a quick revision. I completed this 4 weeks course in 4 days.. I know 4 days are alot more of a time but i hardly studies for 3 hours per day.. Great course.. looking forward for other courses as well in this specialization.
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Sep 23, 2020
Thank you, Dr. Sharad Borle! Very helpful class! A lot of useful information in the lectures, and the quizzes are very helpful to test your knowledge. I have use Mac for this class, and I sometimes struggled to figure out some things, so I recommend to use Windows if you can.


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One of the most common questions we hear at BookBaby is some variation of "How much should I charge for my eBook? $9.99? $4.99? $2.99? Less?"
Like most good questions, this one doesn't have one simple answer. In fact, we usually have to ask the author a few questions ourselves in order to get some context:
- What is your goal with this book?
- How much do you want to make from each sale?
- What is the size of your existing readership?
eBook pricing, just like promotion and the writing of the book itself, doesn't work the same for everyone.
In the early days of the digital music revolution, iTunes helped standardize pricing for audio downloads; it was generally 99¢ per song and $9.99 per album.
The digital book world has no such standard — so things can get confusing fast.
To help add some clarity, I wrote an article for Smith Publicity's blog about this subject, outlining the most common eBook pricing options for authors today and how each might work for you. Click HERE to read "eBook pricing strategies for self-published authors."
Read up on the pros and cons of each pricing tier, and then let me know: what do you think is the smartest eBook price for where you're at in your writing career?


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by Mark Allen, CEO/Executive Director, OGR
Phone shoppers get a bad rap. But let's face it—they're simply trying to educate themselves about something they most likely know little about. Pricing is something everyone is familiar with, so it makes sense that most people will start in that area. Your job as a funeral professional is to get them curious about how different funerals can be from what they've experienced in the past. Granted, some phone shoppers will shut you down. That's okay. Let them go. The worst they can say about your funeral home is that you tried to offer suggestions for an amazing and meaningful memorial experience.
Aside from face-to-face contact, telephone and email are the most likely means of communicating with prospective customers. Back in the days when I designed and conducted market research studies for OGR members, one of the most common complaints I heard was that funeral professionals are wonderful in person but are not always perceived as caring or helpful by telephone. The following are tips I've found that can help improve your chances of creating a bond with potential customers who call your funeral home. Most will also apply to email messages.
- Set expectations among all staff
Anyone who represents your funeral home should know what the expectations are for communicating with members of the public in person or otherwise. If it's possible that a staff member will answer the phone, train them to answer the phone in a way that puts your funeral home's best foot forward.
- End your greeting with your name
Not so many years ago, funeral directors thought that answering the phone with "Hello, this is XYZ Funeral Home" was insensitive because it indicated that a funeral home was a business. People are well aware that funeral homes are businesses, so include the funeral home's name, but begin establishing a personal connection from the start. Business communications expert The Telephone Doctor recommends the following greeting:
"Hello, XYZ Funeral Home. This is Mary."
People are more likely to remember your name if it's the last word in your greeting. If the caller fails to mention his or her name, ask,
"And I'm speaking with…?"
- Be an expert
People want assurance that the person they speak with has the expertise they need. Taking control of the conversation will let them know you have what it takes to guide them through an unfamiliar experience. Communicate that helping families arrange meaningful and appropriate tributes to people they love is what you do every day. Include your title if it reflects the information the price shopper needs. For example, if a shopper asks for information about the cost of cremation, say,
"Ms. Johnson, you have questions regarding cremation. Let me connect you to our Cremation Care Specialist." Or, "Hi Ms. Johnson, let me introduce myself, I'm Jessica, the Cremation Care Specialist for XYZ funeral home."
- If you have to transfer a call, do it warmly.
Everyone hates repeating the reason they're calling each time they're transferred. If it's necessary to transfer a call, first ask the caller for permission to transfer them and provide an explanation.
"Mr. Johnson is a funeral director who will be able to answer your questions. May I put you on hold while I see if he's available?"
If you transfer a call, make sure you pass along any information the caller told you. If a call is transferred to you, begin with something like,
"Hello, this is Barney. I'm sorry to hear that you've been given bad news about your grandfather. I'll be glad to tell you how I can help your family plan a wonderful tribute to him."
- Respond! Respond! Respond!
With the dawning of the Internet, people are accustomed to getting answers to their questions almost instantaneously. If you're the person a caller needs to talk to and were unavailable when he or she called, call them back as soon as possible, but never longer than two hours. Respond as soon as possible to general questions sent by email, but never longer than 12 hours.
- Never say "I don't know"
People may perceive "I don't know" as a sign of indifference, or worse, as incompetence. If you don't know the answer to a question, say "I'll check on that for you." It assures callers that they will receive the information they need because you accepted the responsibility of providing it to them. It works the same with email communications.
- Choose your words wisely
The #1 rule of word selection is to avoid professional jargon such as "GPL", "cremains" and "basic service fee". Instead, use descriptive words such as "list of our prices", "your mother" and "our fee for handling the details of funeral arrangements". Use inclusive words such as "our" and "we" that imply the caller is already connected to the funeral home's team. When talking to or emailing someone who has lost a loved one or who recently received bad news, never end the conversation with "have a nice day".
- Answer a question with a question—but answer it!
Price shoppers are notorious for demanding to know "the price" of "a funeral". Avoid responding with, "I can't answer that question without more information." Instead, counter with something like, "I'll be happy to give you that information. To help me provide the most accurate information, can you first tell me…" Never divert the caller to another topic or pretend he or she didn't ask a question you don't want to answer.
- Ask for more information
You'd be surprised at how many funeral professionals end a conversation with a prospective client without offering to send him or her more information or asking for their contact information. This is your permission to follow up. So do it!
OGR's new Golden Rule Road to Success Series offers programs to help Golden Rule funeral homes assess how well their staffs respond to price shoppers as well as offer suggestions for improvement. A half-day on-site training program provides an opportunity to raise the bar on staff's performances. An option is available to assess a competitor's evaluation. Contact Laine Phillips, OGR Member Resources Director, at (800) 637-8030 for more information.


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You cannot ESCAPE the camera...
The BIG GIG - Papa Performances
Can you see Polly the Parrot?
Polly goes to all my gigs - she is sitting at the end of the Margaritaville sign - tricky bird, that Polly!
Big Papa ESCAPES to MOTM in Key West
Robbie Meade, Kid and Big Papa in KW
Robbie Meade is half of the amazing Calypso Nuts. We caught up with the Nuts at MOTM in 2010.
Tina G and Big Papa
Coral Reefer Tina Gullickson is an amazingly talented guitarist and vocalist for Jimmy Buffett's Coral Reefer Band. If only I could get Jess to smile in the picture (or even face the camera).
If you are like me, you love live music. Live music connects the audience with the performer like no other relationship. Meeting of the Minds (MOTM) is the annual gathering of 3500+ Parrotheads in Key West. It is a great time to meet amazing people who "Party with a Purpose" from all over the world and hear some great Trop Rock music. I was lucky enough to attend with my family in 2010 and I got some great pictures!


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Monthly Location Roll
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Welcome to your food service website. Morrison is proud to be your foodservice provider. We hope this website will be a useful tool for providing the latest information about our menus, promotions, catering and much more. Our goal is to ensure we offer a remarkable experience in every dimension, every time, to all the customers that visit our retail establishments. We continue to thank you for your patronage.
Thanks for letting us serve you!


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Our Group organises 3000+ Global Conferenceseries Events every year across USA, Europe & Asia with support from 1000 more scientific societies and Publishes 700+ Open Access Journals which contains over 50000 eminent personalities, reputed scientists as editorial board members.
Agriculture, with its allied sectors, is certainly the most important food source and supplier in Asian Countries, additional therefore within the immense rural areas. It conjointly contributes a major figure to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Agriculture, in terms of food security, rural employment, and environmentally sustainable technologies like conservation, preserved resource management and diversity protection, which are important measures essential for integrated rural development.


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Biff and Roy hear a scarecrow making moaning sounds and soon see that it's Butch, who has no memory of the night before, but has a pair of panties in his pocket. It's the morning after the night before for Sophie, who begins to put together that she had sex with Butch. Frank gloats to Sophie and Chris that Kim packed her bags and left. Viv shames Terry for his kiss with a young woman the night before. When she talks to Betty about it, Betty nearly reveals seeing Kelly kiss Tom before figuring out who Viv means. Kathy opens for business, much to the surprise of Jack and Sarah. They tell her they will be living in a caravan on the new farm. She says she envies their new start. Albert, looking for the car Marlon has hidden away, asks a confused Butch where he might hide a car. Butch slips that Zak knew the woman (Lisa) he chatted up the night before, so Albert didn't lose the bet after all. Zak ignores this and demands his money, which Marlon pays. Zak tries to talk to Butch about the woman he had been with; when Butch says it was his first time and he can't remember anything that happened, Zak is lost for a response. Kelly asks Betty and Kathy if they've seen Tom; Betty gives her an earful. Ashley tries to make funeral plans for Dave, but Jan is lost in her own world and Ned is inconsolable. Chris catches Butch at Home Farm. Butch asks Sophie about their night together, but she denies it, crushing Butch and amusing Chris no end. Kelly and Tom make plans for later that night. Roy tries to support Ned. Betty warns Tom off. Albert, angry about the bet, puts pay to Zak's romantic plans with Lisa, flirting with Lisa and making Zak bring him along by repeatedly hinting to Lisa about the bet. Frank offers to pay for Dave's funeral, but Kathy declines. Ned humours Jan as she continues to believe Dave and Linda are teenagers and Roy is a child. In spite of Tom's wariness, he and Kelly begin kissing in his car; when Kelly is sure Eric saw them, she asks to go somewhere private. After Zak drops Lisa off at her farm, he hurls abuse at Albert and throws him out of the van. Albert finds a nearby barn...and the car he's looking for. Roy, Biff and Linda toast to Kim's departure. In another barn, Kelly and Tom kiss and sink to the ground.
Regular cast
- Roy Glover - Nicky Evans
- Biff Fowler - Stuart Wade
- Butch Dingle - Paul Loughran
- Sophie Wright - Jane Cameron
- Christopher Tate - Peter Amory
- Frank Tate - Norman Bowler
- Viv Windsor - Deena Payne
- Terry Woods - Billy Hartman
- Betty Eagleton - Paula Tilbrook
- Kathy Glover - Malandra Burrows
- Jack Sugden - Clive Hornby
- Sarah Sugden - Alyson Spiro
- Albert Dingle - Bobby Knutt
- Zak Dingle - Steve Halliwell
- Marlon Dingle - Mark Charnock
- Kelly Windsor - Adele Silva
- Linda Fowler - Tonicha Jeronimo
- Rev Ashley Thomas - John Middleton
- Jan Glover - Roberta Kerr
- Ned Glover - Johnny Leeze
- Tom Bainbridge - Jeremy Turner-Welch
- Vic Windsor - Alun Lewis
- Lisa Clegg - Jane Cox
Guest cast
- The unknown child actor portraying James Tate is uncredited.
- From this episode onwards Emmerdale was broadcast three times a week with the addition of a regular Wednesday episode.
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Indonesia again listed its name at the international awards event. This time the award came from the 34th Annual Congress of the Asia Pacific Academy of Ophthalmology (APAO) held in Bangkok, Thailand, 6-8 March 2019. The 2019 International Distinguished Service Award was received directly by the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Hasanuddin University (Unhas), Professor Budu.
Prof. Budu expressed gratitude for the award achieved. He claimed he did not expect or even had a special preparation for this achievement. "I was once asked to send a curriculum vitae, as far as I know, some of my colleagues were also asked the same thing. Apparently, the special committee was monitoring each candidate," Budu said in a written statement on Saturday (03/09/2019).
The award is a proud thing for academics. The special committee formed by APAO monitors all aspects of each candidate, especially contributions to institutions, community service, research, and service, especially in the field of ophthalmology.
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It is known, APAO is a professional organization specializing in Asia Pacific eye health, consisting of academics and practitioners across countries. Every year, they give awards to members who are strictly selected based on contributions in the field of eye health and health education in general.
Budu, who is also the Chairperson of the Association of Indonesian Ophthalmologists Association in South Sulawesi in collaboration with local government and the private sector, is known to play an active role in combating cataract blindness. Every year, hundreds of cataract patients are operated on. Although busy, he still carries out the obligation as an academic to research and writes articles in scientific journals.
"Apparently all of my activities were monitored by the APAO assessment committee. This is not only an achievement but also a form of greater responsibility. I thank you for the support of various parties, both directly and indirectly," he said.
Head of the Unhas Public Relations and Public Information Sub-Directorate, Ishaq Rahman, said that Budu in the last 20 years has been known to have devoted himself in the field of education and eye and visual health services. In the academic field, his career crawled from curriculum innovation staff in the Faculty of Medicine to become a dean there.
Budu, said Ishaq, was busy working as a lecturer, while still actively providing health services at the hospital, both patient and surgical examinations. In the field of community service, Budu is active in the Blindness Fighting program in eastern Indonesia, namely volunteerism-based efforts to combat blindness.
At the same event at the 34th Annual Congress, the Asia Pacific Academy of Ophthalmology (AFAO) also presented an award to the Minister of Health, Nila Moeloek. Nila will be awarded the 2019 Home Lecture Awards because of its contribution to global health development and supporting eye health care programs in the Asia Pacific region.
APAO acknowledges the contribution of the active role of Nila Moeloek, including members of the Board Maternal, New Born and Child Health WHO, members of the WHO Executive Board, and members of the Board Eat Forum. In addition, Nila is also considered successful in encouraging increased access to health services in remote areas and islands.


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Our shop in the center of Selva covers an area of 100 square meters where you can find a great selection of skis, snowboards, children's skis, ski boots and helmets from leading brands such as Voelkl, Tecnica, Atomic, Dynastar, Nordica or Salomon.
When booking your helmets please just indicate the desired amount. You will be able to choose the helmets with the right size and shape when picking them up.
We are open every day from 8 AM to 12 noon and from 2 PM to 7 PM and will be pleased to help you select the perfect equipment.


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SAFe Lean Portfolio Manager Certificate
This certification shows that you have gained the practical tools and techniques necessary to implement the Lean Portfolio Management functions of Strategy and Investment Funding, Agile Portfolio Operations and Lean Governance.
Certifications holders have had the opportunity to capture the current and the future state of their portfolio with the Portfolio Canvas tool and identify important business initiatives for achieving the future state. They have also shown the ability to establish portfolio flow with the Portfolio Kanban and prioritize initiatives for maximum economic benefit. The certification course also provides insights on how to establish Value Stream Budgets and Lean Budget Guardrails and measure the Lean portfolio performance.
First exam attempt is included as part of the course registration fee if the exam is taken within 30 days of course completion. Each retake attempt costs $50.
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It is recommended for attendees to have worked in a SAFe environment before atteneding.
Renewals are one year from the date certification is earned. The renewal fee is $295.


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Winterberry, which is a deciduous of Ilex, is a fantastic accent to Christmas arrangements. With a variety of colors of berries, the stems make excellent accents to evergreens.
Although there are many varieties of Ilex, for color sake, we will look at red, red-orange, orange and yellow.
Ilex verticillata Is the red berried form of winterberry.
Ilex verticillata 'Afterglow' will have a red-orange berry.
Ilex verticillata 'Wintergold' will have orange to pinkish berries.
Ilex v. 'Chrysocarpa' will have a true yellow fruit.
Deciduous Ilex does make an attractive plant in the landscape. This is Ilex v. "Stoplight':
Since plants are dioecious, you need to plant a male and female near each other knowing only the female will produce fruit.
Enjoy your décor! Happy Holidays!


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Liliana Bloch adds to the ongoing conversation on immigration in the U.S. The exodus from El Salvador reminds her of her past when she immigrated to America in 1999 to leave behind a country plagued with crime and a gap in the quality of life between the rich and poor. Liliana's gallery adds an important niche scene and invitation for conversation about culture and how the present is dictated by the past. This upcoming fall, Liliana Bloch Gallery will feature, Simón Vega, an El Salvadorian artist who holds an interest in the effects of the Cold War.
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Gay Simpson has been a nurse for Cedarhurst of Edwardsville since the building opened. Some of Gay's duties include passing medications, assisting doctors, addressing medical needs, and helping to have good days.
During Gay's 33 years of nursing experience, she has mainly worked in other facilities that provided dementia care and skilled nursing. She studied nursing and obtained her LPN from District 189 in East St. Louis.
Gay was born at Christian Welfare in East St. Louis in 1956 to Anthony "Ance" and Dorothy Gaa. However, she moved and attended high school in Belleville and graduated from Belleville West.
During her time away from Cedarhurst, she also spends her time with her husband, Tom, who she has been married to for 26 years. Together they own a farm in Edwardsville that includes a pond in their front yard. Gay lives less than a mile from work and has kindly invited staff and residents to her home to enjoy the water and her land. On the farm, Gay raises chickens and bees. She and her husband also have a greenhouse and a large garden where they grow their own food. Gay makes her own homemade soaps that have become a popular item to the Cedarhurst of Edwardsville family.
Gay also enjoys listening and dancing to music. She is often found with the communities at Cedarhurst playing Jazz music while singing and dancing with the residents. She has also donated many CDs to the communities for residents to enjoy. Gay also enjoys going to services at Bethel Refuge Ministries. Gay also hosts a church service for the residents at Cedarhurst of Edwardsville on Sunday mornings.
Gay has a strong passion for working with seniors, specifically those that need memory care. With many years in the nursing field, Gay says that "Cedarhurst is the type of place I always dreamt would be created for those with dementia." Our staff and residents enjoy Gay's positive attitude and willingness to always offer a helping hand.


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Deputy Chief Paul Martin retires after 36 years service
Web posted on February 08, 2020
Don Drone, Chair of the Guelph Police Services Board, would like to announce that Deputy Chief Paul Martin will retire after 36 years of dedicated service to the Guelph Police Service and the community.
"On behalf of the Board and all members of the Police Service, I want to thank Deputy Martin for the tremendous positive impact that he has had on the Guelph Police Service while fulfilling many strategic leadership positions, and for providing stability and support during the important transition time for the new Chief, Gord Cobey."
Deputy Martin, who will officially retire September 26th, 2020, began his policing career with the Guelph Police Service on September 2nd, 1984, as a Constable. He served in several different positions, including Uniform, Traffic, Community Relations, Property Crimes, Persons Crimes, Case Management and Tactical. He was promoted to Inspector in April 2012, and in this role was assigned to Neighbourhood Services and Investigative Services. He was appointed to the rank of Deputy Chief of Police on March 22nd, 2015.
His leadership roles within the Guelph Police Service include 20 years on the Executive of the Guelph Police Association, including 6 years as President. Very notably, he has been the Police Service representative on the City of Guelph Steering Committee for the Police Headquarters Renovation and Expansion Project, which, after years of planning, began on April 21st, 2016, with a ground-breaking ceremony.
Throughout his career, Deputy Martin represented the Guelph Police Service in several critical roles including coordinating policing activities for the Hamilton Tiger Cat season in Guelph in 2013. He was actively involved in the Ontario Police Health and Safety Association and was a member of several provincial working groups. He is a member of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police and the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police.
In 2002, Deputy Martin received the Police Association of Ontario John Walker award for Police Association Leadership. Deputy Martin has received the Governor General Police Exemplary Service Medal in recognition of his exemplary service protecting the safety and security of the Canadian public as well as the Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee medal.
He has also volunteered his time to many local community groups as well as the Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run throughout much of his career.
Police Chief Gord Cobey would like to recognize the countless contributions Deputy Martin has made to our community and our service: "It has been a privilege getting to know and work with Paul. His insight and support has been invaluable. On behalf of our entire Service, we want to thank Paul for his many years of dedicated service to our community. We also want to thank Paul's wife Joanne and his entire family for the support they have provided to him throughout his policing career."
The Guelph Police Services Board is now actively recruiting candidates for the Deputy Chief position. Information can be found at https://www.guelphpolice.ca/en/careers/leadership-opportunities.aspx or at http://www.oacp.on.ca/careers-policing-links/careers.


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Handmade chorizo sausage links handmade by our artisan butchers at Farmview Market. All of our sausage links are made with natural casings, and this chorizo variety is delicious as a brat on a bun or used in Mexican cuisine.
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Rocky's Fun House in Hornchurch closes after claims a fire and flooding caused serious damage to the venue
PUBLISHED: 12:00 13 August 2018 | UPDATED: 12:26 13 August 2018
Rocky's Fun House
The popular children's centre has been open for 10 years but has now had to close.
Rocky's Fun House in Hornchurch has closed after management reported flooding and a fire had caused serious damage to the children's party venue.
But former employees have claimed that the company has in fact gone into liquidation.
The branch in North Street announced last Thursday (August 9) that it would be closing for good.
Rocky's has said that after it flooded last week, the store was closed - and while it was closed thieves tried to break in and created a fire at the back of the property.
According to Rocky's the smoke damage from the fire means it will have to remain closed indefinitely.
However a member of staff from the store has since contacted the Recorder claiming they received a letter which announced the company had gone into liquidation.
The letter – seen by the Recorder – was signed by Richard Hughes, owner of Rocky's, and tells employees that they should immediately register as unemployed.
It says that the proposed liquidators are Glyn Mummery and Paul Atkinson of FRP Advisory LLP - and it is expected that the company will be placed into liquidation later this month.
Mr Hughes has been contacted for further comment.
Taking to Facebook, Rocky's said: "Good morning all, so firstly as some of you may have heard we had a flood at Hornchurch last week, then whilst sorting this issue and being closed opportunists had tried to take the opportunity to break in and create a fire at the back of the premises... the smoke damage has now meant this site will remain closed...
"Whilst all this has been going on we've had to endure the hottest summer for decades and already had the coldest winter to contend with, aswell as my dad passing away, and also me almost dying from a seizure in hospital as you all read...
The statement continues: "I want to thank you all for your constant loyalty, it's been amazing, for some it's sad but for me it's new projects and focusses and more importantly my health."
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A French Retro 18 karat gold and platinum bracelet with emeralds and diamonds attributed to Rubel Frères. The bracelet has 64 square-cut emeralds with an approximate total weight of 8.30 carats, and 32 old European-cut diamonds with an approximate total weight of 0.95 carat. The flexible bracelet is designed in a step motif.
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This armoire is a tour de force of the Eastlake design. The wood is walnut with additional burl walnut inlays . As can be seen in the attachment, the craftsmanship is superb and intricate. This armoire retains its original pulls, which are quite interesting and Eastlake . This armoire breaks down into many components for easy transport, i.e. the top comes off; the doors come out; and the sides and back are detachable. &n bsp; In a country that was growing rapidly in the late 19th century this element of "knockdown" furniture is employed as it was by the British in the early part of the 19th century with Campaign furniture, which looked like regular furniture, except it all came apart in pieces for transportability. We have refinished this piece and French polished it to bring out the glorious and commanding appearance.
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In this edition, we discuss Aloe Vera as a natural remedy. Aloe is native to North Africa, and coastal areas surrounding the Mediterranean Sea. In fact, aloe vera is one of the most familiar herbal remedies known to man. The clear mucilaginous gel is remarkably effective for soothing wounds, burns, and increases healing while reducing the risk of infection.
Applied externally, aloe vera provides immediate relief for dermis burns, sunburn, skin irritations, minor scrapes and wounds. Aloe is also useful in soothing outbreaks of genital herpes, and psoriasis. The gel from the plant contains active compounds that decrease pain, and inflammation. In fact aloe vera will even repair your skin. Aloe gel and the aloe juices when taken orally can combat osteoarthritis, stomach ulcers, irritable bowl syndrome, and asthma. Studies suggest aloe juice may help with lowering blood sugars, and increase wound healing in those with diabetes.
The History of Aloe Vera used as a Natural Remedy
This extremely beneficial plant has been cultivated for thousands of years, in fact because of this scientists are unable to pinpoint the plants geographic origin. Theories suggest that the plant originated in the canary islands, and was somehow migrated to the Mediterranean region by early seafaring traders. As a result, the plant can be found throughout the Mediterranean region dating back some 2000 years.
A recent study theorizes that aloe vera may have originated in the southern Arabian Peninsula, once a key trading port for medicinal plants in the ancient world. Subsequently, this allowed for the spread throughout the Egyptian empire. Ancient Egyptians called aloe vera the plant of immortality.
Aloe eventually found its way into the European herbal medicine market by the 10th century. The gel was applied externally to soothe and heal wounds. The gel was also utilized for maintaining healthy skin. Herbalist prescribed the the juices for internal use to help heal stomach disorders, insomnia, hemorrhoids, headaches, gum diseases, and kidney ailments. In fact aloe was even prescribed for constipation.
How to Use and Obtain
Aloe Gel: Apply to the skin several times a day for burns and other skin conditions. People suffering from colitis can take 25-30ml (about 2tbsp) twice daily. Diabetics can take 10-20ml (about 1tbsp) daily to help combat ulcers, and control blood sugar levels. For more info on this subject we suggest reading this study "Evaluation of the Nutritional and Metabolic Effects of Aloe vera"
Aloe plants are readily available at garden centers, local nurseries, and even your local grocery store. In fact aloe is one of the most common plants sold around the world today. The plant is drought tolerant, and will withstand some of the hottest summers. This also means if you forget to water your plants one week, the aloe will continue to thrive.
Precautions when using Aloe Vera as a Natural Remedy
Topically applied, aloe is considered safe. It is important to always purchase aloe gel that is made from the inner leaf, and or that is free of aloin. Aloe juice containing aloin can act as a laxative which can irritate the intestines. Prolonged use can lead to electrolyte deficiency, and dependency for normal bowl function. Those with severe or acute gastrointestinal symptoms should not take the juice. Children and women who are pregnant and or breastfeeding should not take aloe internally.


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The Cafe Interview: Ageing for Beginners with Dr.Doug Wilson
April 19, 2019
RNZ Interview: Doug Wilson on ageing and longevity
March 30, 2018
RNZ Interview: Doug Wilson - Walking your way to better aging
August 2, 2019
TVNZ - 'Anti-ageing' drugs could be on the market in five years if clinical trials prove successful
September 5, 2019
New Zealand Herald article: Former 'Big Pharma' boss' gives his advice for living a long life
June 26, 2018
RNZ Interview - Doug Wilson - Dementia Dispatch
May 19, 2018
Health Central article - Aging for Beginners – How to enter the twilight years successfully
March 12, 2018
Stuff.co.nz - Guidebook provides advice on ageing
March 9, 2018
Who Becomes a Children's Writer?
December 12, 2017
Taupo Features in Explosive New Book
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5 Sep 2019
For years, the thought of living forever has been the subject of fascination. For many of us, it conjures the image of old billionaires being cryogenically frozen, but instead of living forever, what about living healthier for longer?
A simple tr...
2 Aug 2019
Dr Doug Wilson has a medical degree from New Zealand, a PhD from the University of London and has pursued postgraduate work and medical research globally. He currently consults and acts as the chief medical officer for Ferghana Partners Group, w...
19 Apr 2019
Dr Doug Wilson chats to The Cafe's host Mel Homer about his book Ageing for Beginners.
26 Jun 2018
Former 'Big Pharma' boss Doug Wilson distills three decades of international research to give the best tips in his guidebook Aging For Beginners. The 81-year old biotech consultant says dementia is the world's greatest medical problem.
Read Doug'...
19 May 2018
Taupo-based Dr Doug Wilson is the chief medical officer for Ferghana Partners Group. At the age of 70, Wilson, who is dyslexic, began a new career as an author. After writing nine books for children, he switched genres, and his latest work is ca...


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Author(s): Cambridge School Classics Project
"The Cambridge Latin Course" is a well-established introductory course developed by the "Cambridge School Classics" project. This fourth edition offers a number of new features whilst retaining the fundamental elements of the original course.
Stage 13. in Britannia; Stage 14.apud Salvium; Stage 15. rex Cogidubnus; Stage 16. in aula; Stage 17. Alexandra; Stage 18. Eutychus et Clemens; Stage 19. Isis; Stage 20. medicus; Language Information. Part One; About the language; Part 2; Vocabulary.