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by Lee - written on 21/12/13
The worse place I have ever worked in my life , The treatment of general staff is disgusting , If customer's only knew the truth boycott this company at all cost due to the treatment of staff please!!! , The pressure i and other's where put under was madness depression is rife amongst staff due to them being treated as nothing more than glorified slaves , It got that bad working at this company i used to dread going in to work daily, never in my entire life have i come across a company that treat's employee's so bad , Working in b and m is a very horrible fearful environment to work in , Avoid at all costs
by Scotty - written on 16/12/13
I worked here they don't adhere to the data protection act, take pictures of 16 year olds also interview criminals in CCTV rooms security guards have dismal training and security guards do not wear SIA badges. Security Guards are supposed to be a visual deterrent there is not a ounce of professionalism from the management of this company the communication is terrible. Yet they could have potential with right training and different strategy's stricter security policy's adhering to data protection acts and better pay for Security Guards and equipment
by annon - written on 04/12/13
As an ex-employee of this company I spent a year with them, I was treated like crap even though I worked over my contracted hours sometimes on the pay day not even given the right pay. management is just the worst my manager takes days off and "sick days" but god forbid anyone does them same, tries to force you into work ... Read the complete review
by Anon - written on 28/08/13
Being and ex-worker of B&M I have witnessed how terrible the management of the store are. They are very rarely present in between trips to Mcdonalds with friends they have employed - which is a good majority of the staff - which means everyone else is left to run the store themselves and are then disciplined if something goes wrong. ... Read the complete review
by Super lady - written on 15/08/13
Went into my local b&m at rugby today in search of some envelopes so I could ship some unwanted crap and there's no way I'm paying the prices at the post office. I found a lovely gentleman who showed me where they were and which ones I needed, not gonna lie the only reason I brought the more expensive ones was so I could pop the bubble wrap lining of the ones left over later (don't act like you don't do it!). He was extremely helpful and not to mention a great bit of sexual man chocolate, I'm sure if he's reading this he'll know who I am considering I had bright red hair and a superman t-shirt (getting my geek on), any who, cheers mate, top bloke.
by - written on 11/08/13 (Useful, 167 readings)
I have been to my local store on numerous occasions as my elderly grandmother loves to just wander round it, however, where it may be great for a wander I would strongly advise against making any significant purchases. You expect an item from the £ shop not to last but from a store like this you would expect it to at least out ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/07/13 (Useful, 83 readings)
I have to admit i am one of theese people that just love a bargain and i cannot resist B&M i must go into it when ever i am in town and i can guarantee every time i go in i come out with something! They have a large range of products from food to furniture and its always at realy good prices. They seem to always have loads of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/06/13 (Useful, 98 readings)
At a local retail park, I decided to peruse BM, believing it to be a regular pound land/home bargains type store. The first aisle was as I had expected - toiletries. The last aisle was bog standard cheap food stuff. But the middle was heaven! Essentially homeware of a very low price and lovely design, I was bowled over. I purchased a new ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/05/13 (Useful, 92 readings)
As someone who has recently moved in with her boyfriend, both of us being on apprenticeship wage, bedroom furniture (the rest of the house was sorted) at a reasonable price was hard to come by. We have a very large B&M store, very close to us. It sells literally everything, from alcohol to wallpaper and ... Read the complete review
by Louise - written on 20/01/13
I have bought many things from these stores and i always swear that i wont buy anything again, most of the toys i have purchased have either broken within the first week, or have never worked at all. Like most people these days, we are feeling the pinch, so had to be really careful when buying Christmas presents for our three young ... Read the complete review
by unhappy customer - written on 23/07/12
Hi AllI bought their fence paint and to my horror it just washed away it has left my hut looking like an old shubby thing not happy at all
by - written on 17/04/12 (Very useful, 465 readings)
I've never seen one of these down South so after seeing the signs several times up here in Manchester I was extremely nosy to see what these Northern places were. They've actually been going for over 30 years and have 280 stores around the country, although I wouldnt say many down South, the nearest to Bristol for example is ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/12/11 (Somewhat useful, 156 readings)
I love B and M. What is it some may ask? Well its a discount shop but not selling cheap rubbish. It sells many things quite often brand names. Its fab for a great range of things - Toiletries, home accessories, toys, small appliances, food, hardware. For convenience its fab and more often than not good quality. We have ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/09/11 (Very useful, 311 readings)
Everything about B&M to me spells out 'value.' Of course, 5 or 10 years ago that might have spelled out 'cheap' and with that association was the social stigma of being 'poor.' Now with the rise of Poundland and Primark, alongside our economic credit crunch, money has changed value and the lower price of a product, the better for ... Read the complete review
by daisylee3 - written on 08/06/11, updated on 08/06/11
B&M is a retail chain of discount warehouse-type stores. There is only one that's local to me and it is on a retail park next to matalan and argos etc, it's single storyed and it's huge! I first discovered the shop at the start of last year after my friend dragged me there rambling about how great it is and i've been bargain hunting ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/05/11 (Useful, 129 readings)
This is B&M Bargains, its such a great store!! Everything is soooo cheap and you can find all sorts of things for your house and garden. I have loads of things from here, never have a problem with it. Dont expect the quality to be amazing. Because at the end of the day, its a bargain. You cant expect to buy a set of 3 glass tables ... Read the complete review
by Tracy - written on 11/04/11
I am not happy at the thought of losing my favourite store in that retail park......... will not visit park anymore if they are gone, why take away our best bargain store in dundee. I know this is the council and not the retailer but find it terrible at this time folk lose there jobs.unhappy........
by - written on 29/03/11 (Very useful, 299 readings)
Discount stores are suddenly springing up all over the place and one of the latest in my local town is B & M bargains having been told it was really very good by a friend I decided to pop along and see what it was all about. B & M bargains offer a wide selection of productions and have regularly changing stock so if ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/02/11 (Very useful, 353 readings)
B&M Store When reading a review on a store, you must remember that the reviewer can only really give an honest view of one or two of the stores in the chain, and even if they have had a bad experience, does not mean all the stores in the chain will be the same. Luckily, I have not had a bad experience at all in the B&M ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/10/10 (Very useful, 599 readings)
Alongside Home Bargains B&M is my other favourite bargain shop of choice, you tend to find that a town will have one or another but sometimes you get lucky and find both. B&M has been around since 1976 but I would say I have only really become aware of it in the last couple years and now they seem to be popping up ... Read the complete review


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This ties the Patriots as the biggest favorites in NFL history. In 1976 the defending Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers were 24 point home favorites over the 0-12 expansion Tampa Bay Buccaneers. What makes this special is that the 5-5 Eagles are a strong team. According to the Sagarin ratings they are the 9th best team in the NFL (both overall and by points). According to his pure points rating we should be a 23.3 point favorite at home. Sagarin says this without taking into account Donnovan Mcnabb's likely absence. Las Vegas, on the other hand, is heavily focused on the McNabb situation. EDIT: Actually, some bets are apparently being taken at 24.5 right now. Perhaps the Patriots own the title of "biggest favorites ever" outright. |
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Has anyone recently travelled to Ethiopia, one of the earliest Christian kingdoms in the world? In particular, did you visit the town of Aksum, said to be the home of the Ark of the Covenant? Now that there are a lot more posts on the LL Community about travel to Africa, my wife and I are turning our thoughts to a possible extended vacation there (for our first time ever visit to this amazing continent). We like the idea of perhaps combining a tour of Egypt with one of Ethiopia. We both enjoy seeing historic sites as well as visiting areas of exceptional natural beauty. Any suggestions?
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Hi Curtiejoe,
Not only have I never been to Ethiopia I don't believe I have encountered anyone who has, it is certainly often the well-beaten track! I'd love to hear about your plans. I have, however, been to Egypt and spent a lot of time researching and planning the trip. Do a search for Egypt in the message boards and you'll find some good information on Nile cruises and Cairo hotels. If you are interested in any more specifics as you are planning your trip, please let me know as I'd love to share details!
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Hi claasenam
Ethiopia's finally emerging out of the troubles caused by years of famine, economic hardship and political strife. Lately, improvements to all aspects of its society, and particularly to roads, airports, hotel availability and other necessary infrastructure, especially in the nation's capital Addis Ababa, has made it an increasingly attractive travel destination. Hopefully, someone on the LL Community has actually visited the land of much-revered Emperor Haile Selasse and will have travel ideas and suggestions to share. In the meanwhile, I'll do as you suggest and take a look at the posts on Egypt here at the LL Community. Thanks.
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Hello Curt,
I've been to quite a few places in Africa but Ethiopia isn't one of them (yet!). The rock churches of Lalibela (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) look spectacular -- carved from a single block of stone with their roofs at ground level. I've also heard that the Bales Mountains area is the best place for seeing the highly endangered Ethiopian wolf.
Here's some information on the rock churches:
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Hi Julian
I found the website you provided on the Lalibela rock churches fascinating. This fabulous place in Ethiopia is but one of the many amazing and often unique potential travel destinations for world travellers. Like you, folks who have been to Africa may not have thought of heading to Ethiopia, mainly because of the political, economic and social unrest and instability that has plagued the country for a number of years in the past. These problems now seem to have been resolved to the extent that people are again beginning to think of Ethiopia as a viable tourist destination. As such, I'm sure interest in this off-the-beaten-path location in north-eastern Africa is likely to increase over the next few years.
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Ethiopia -- what an unusual and thought provoking topic for the "Luxury" crowd....
I am probably among a very small group in the community who have been to Ethiopia, not just to Addis Abeba. Although my last trip was in 2001, I dont think that it has changed much since then (it hadn't changed much in the 5 centuries since my arrival, so a few years wont have altered it much). Globe Trekkers did an episode a few years ago on Ethiopia, after I had visited, and it looked just as 'off the beaten track' then, as it was for me. If you can get your hands on that episode, it is instructive. The other series to watch before you make up your mind is the series by Sir Bob Geldof (Live Aid concert fame). He wandered in Ethiopia a few years ago, and did a grand job of showcasing the challenges in Ethiopia with compassion and evident frustration at the appalling conditions.
If you are thinking of going (knowing that a few resident British diplomats were kidnapped in the Harar region a few weeks ago), you need to prepare yourself for a tremendous amount of culture shock and the impact of continuing abject poverty, war and the impact of regional conflict, while you are 'touring' around taking pictures. I have been to Lalibela, Gondar and Axum, and to a number of other 'cities' that are not on the regular tour --- way beyond the range of "off the beaten track". It is relatively easy to get to and from these places with Ethiopian Airlines (although you may need to brush up on your Amharic abit). You can also get to the far western regions, bordering Sudan, but the challenge is that there is very little in the way of 'places to stay' once you get there. And you have to remain very flexible. In Gondar, with only one flight out that day, the pilots decided to 'leave a few hours early', which meant that the hotel staff had to 'find me', so that I got on that plane.
There are old 'Government run hotels' in each of those cities, built by the Emperor Selassie, and not changed much since then.When I was in Axum, hot (lukewarm)water was on from 7 am to 7:45 am, water was off at all other times, for example.But you work with that, and understand that decades of drought has real impact. By complete contrast, in Addis Abeba there are two high quality hotels, one is the Sheraton Starwood, and it is a Starwood without question.It hasa dancing water fountain, with pretty lights and classical music to entertain you in the compound, a wonderful spa, a range of restaurants, and the customary grand piano at the bar. The rooms are likely the most well appointed in the Horn of Africa (the bathtub / shower had so many buttons and knobs it took me 10 minutes to figure it out), and your morning coffee is delivered by staff in tails and white gloves. The other option is the Hilton, its well appointed also, but not the Sheraton.Both these hotels cater to official travels of internationalbodies, such as the UN etc.
Addis Abeba also has a recently completed modern and immense airport (it wasnt finished when I travelled there, but it was nearly done). Ethiopiahas Headquarters and offices of manyinternational organizations and aid agencies, and competes for this sort of business travel with other African capitals. The new airport waslong overdue.It certainlygives the impression that things are getting better. And it is.
If you think that you want to experience Ethiopia, which is really beyond anything that one could imagine, I suggest that you contact Ethiopian Airlines, and if you are really serious, check with your 'embassy' in advance. Things spill over from one country to another in the Horn of Africa, the Ethiopian government recently supported the Somali government in quelling internal uprisings in Mogadishu, and the potential negative fall out from that has yet to be realized. Conflicts,in places like ET, are hard to predict. Many years of peace, and then war breaks out with a fury. Ethiopia last saw'war' during the war with Eritrea in spring 2000, which was described at the time by the BBC as 'two bald men fighting over a comb'. It was yet another devastation thatset the two countries on a path of conflict (they are cousins, by the way). In my visits to Axum, Gondar and Lalibela, I believe that I was one of the first 'post conflict' travellers who was not an international peacekeeper. I was welcome, saw things that I had not anticipated, including the devastation of drought, famine and war, and met some wonderful and hopeful Ethiopians, who had learned to make something of the worst possible scenario.
Read "In Ethiopia with a Mule" by Dervla Murphy, one of the greatest adventure travel writers (she an Irishwoman, who has been everywhere and done everything, in her own way, by foot, on a bike, or in this case, with a mule as her best buddy.... She travelled to Ethiopia in the 70s, and my own travels 25 to 30 years later(not with a mule, mind you), were enhanced considerably having read her experiences.
It is possible to do. You can travel from NY to Addis by Ethiopian Airlines, stay a few days, use the Sheraton as your base, fly around (Axum to Lalibela to Gondar), then back to Addis, and carry on to Kenya with ET.
Oh, and be prepared for some belly challenges, typically giardia .... everyone gets something unexpected to take home when they go to Ethiopia. Its guaranteed.
(I'd go back, but would not do any adventure road shows with touring companies by 4x4s. Some of these places are literally many days apart, with nothing in between except the prospect of bandits. I havehad those "adventure moments" in my younger days, and have developed lots of respect for the world's disadvantaged who carry semi-automatic weapons.)
just my own thoughts ....
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Hi obrienkf
I'm flabbergasted! Your reply on Ethiopia is overwhelming and absolutely wonderful in the depth of detail you provide and the extensive knowledge you have of that amazing African country. It just goes to show you what amazing things you can get on the LL Community. I hadn't expected much in the way of comments in reply to my post, as Ethiopia's has not been a popular destination for tourists in the past decade due to its many problems. But, what a surprise I got when I read your extensive post! What you've told me makes me think that Ethiopia may be worth a special trip of its own, rather than as a side-trip or adjunct to our original idea which was to be an exploration of Egypt and the many fabulous sights up and down the Nile. Thanx a million!
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Ethiopia is absolutely worth a visit, but a wise visit. It can be a very unpredictable and dangerous place. You should always check with your Embassy or Foreign Ministry before you head off to a place such as this, and register with that Embassy when you get there. If things go haywire while you are there, and they can and do sometimes, you may need their help. I suspect that there are a number of 'travel advisories' in effect right now for Ethiopia, for very good reasons. My own travels were difficult, and I was there during conflict, and during an epidemic outbreak of meningicocal (and was in the far reaches at the time, and absolutely in the thick of the outbreak).
You need dozens of vaccines for ET, and need to recognize all sorts of potential illnesses, in case you find yourself ill. (its a given in Ethiopia!!) But, if you are healthy, and can travel in poverty that is still beyond comprehension (while staying in the Sheraton, which makes many folks uncomfortable to be that well accommodated in a neighbourhood of despair), its a fantastic adventure. Read the books, watch the videos, and listen to the likes of Sir Bob. He raises issues that have been ignored by western societies, and is wonderfully 'irish' in his speech.And you need to be respectful in your dress and speech when visiting placesas sacred as Lalibela and Axum (where the Arkof the Covenant is alleged to be protected). Solomon's Mines are also considered to be in Ethiopia (the western region).
Research before you go. And exercise common sense all the time. Its very challenging travel, and should not be your 'first adventure into Africa'. Nothing will go according to plan, but it will fascinating nevertheless.
Grateful for you kind comments.
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Hi obrienkf
The more I learn about Ethiopia from you and a few other LL Community Contributors, the more interested I become in actually going there. It sounds like both a very foreboding country with many a potential pitfall for the uninformed tourist but also as a wonderfully intriguing and mysterious African destination. I will heed your sage advice and not make ET the first place we visit when we do decide to journey to Africa. In fact, we'll most likely head to Egypt or South Africa for our first venture and then try Ethiopia once we;ve become seasoned travellers on this large continent. Thanx for everything!
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Nope, not likely to visit Ethopia.but whenever we hear the name, we always think of Haile Selassie, The Lion Of Judah and of course, Rastafarianism in Jamaicahowever, we do frequent a nice restaurant in Miami by the name of Sheba.serving Ethopian cuisine http:www.shebamiami.com/
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Art history graduate Stephanie Loria 11, left, is research associate at ArtBanc International in London. Matt Bowman, right, also Class of 2011, was an Academic All-American at Augustana. He's now a graduate student at the University of Connecticut working on his master's degree in art history. He plans on continuing his education to eventually earn his Ph.D.
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All art history majors who have worked with an advisor through the application process have been successfully admitted to competitive graduate programs in art history. Majors also have utilized their rich background in art history toward law and medical school.
Careers include teaching on the college level; directing or curating at a museum or gallery; or working in museum education, art conservation, arts advocacy, visual resources centers, auction houses, historic preservation and art book and catalogue publishing.
The Augustana Teaching Museum of Art and the Visual Resources Center provide work-study opportunities for students to gain first-hand experience in museum operations and collections management.
Through Augustana's internship program, students may apply for summer, term- or year-long internships at major museums and art organizations, most recently at the Figge Art Museum in Davenport, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC.
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Julie Napientek '13 is an English language teacher at a university in China and plans to attenc graduate school in art history in future.
Stephanie Loria '11 obtained a master's degree in art business at Sotheby's in London, and now works for ArtBanc International.
April Bernath '10 is a paraprofessional with Durand, Ill., schools. She uses Visual Thinking Strategies in tutoring sessions.
Matt Lewis '09 is digital designer at Sears Holdings Corporation in Chicago.
Augustana offers a major and minor in art history with a curriculum that moves from Paleolithic cave paintings to contemporary art on multiple continents. Students progress from a general survey of Western art and advance to more specialized study.
Courses challenge students to evaluate and interpret works of art as historical documents. To foster close contact with faculty and peers, classes are kept small, ranging from a maximum of 25 students for the art history survey to around five for the senior seminar.
The Augustana College Teaching Museum of Art is a teaching collection covering all major art historical periods. Students study directly from these original works.
Augustana students pursue Senior Inquiry and work with a faculty advisor to research a topic or do a community service-related academic project. For art history majors, this culminates in a capstone paper and public presentation.
Art history students also may present papers at the annual Celebration of Learning research symposium and participate in research associated with the Paul A. Anderson Chair in the Arts.
Megan O'Connor '09, art history and psychology double-major:
"In the art history department, a curious student can pursue work and research opportunities that are absolutely invaluable... I have been able to work with and really get to know professors and staff, which has greatly enhanced my knowledge of the field and its real-world application. From helping to hang shows in the museum and being able to interact with works of art, to assisting in research with primary documents in the Whistler project, the department gives its students many rare and wonderful options to further expand their understanding."
Emilie Malone '10, art history and sociology double-major:
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April Bernath '10, art history major, German minor:
"As an assistant to the Augustana art museum director, I've been able to develop an understanding of the way a museum is run — from setting up exhibits to accessioning works of art into our museum's collection, to being able to handle and view priceless works of art."
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Video: Using gaming to understand PompeiiUniversity of Arkansas' Dr. David Fredrick's lecture, "Walk on the Wild Side: From Garden Space to Game Space in the House of Octavius Quartio in Pompeii" exhibits the use of Unity game engine and 3D animation as tools to demonstrate the spatial and architectural relationship of homes in the ancient city of Pompeii. | |
Video: Connecting science with history and artsDr. Pangratios Papacosta, professor of physics at Columbia College, Chicago, delivered his talk, "Enriching Science with its History/Biography and with the Arts" on Jan. 22. Papacosta discussed the idea that elements of history and biography, as well as the arts, can be integrated into the teaching of science in innovative ways. The linking of a scientific concept to an artifact, he says, reinforces learning and dissolves barriers between disciplines. | |


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Welcome to Eirian Rottweilers home on the internet. We are current members of the Canadian Kennel Club, Ottawa Kennel Club and past members of the Rottweiler Club of Canada and United States Rottweiler Club. As a Code of Ethics Breeder our goal is to effectively contribute through our own breeding program, sound, healthy, well-rounded dogs for families to enjoy. The word "Eirian" is Welsh in origin meaning bright and beautiful. We feel both of these words truly encompasses the modern day Rottweiler... bright enough to work and beautiful in the show ring. Jimmy and Miran enjoying the Spring weather. |
We show our dogs in Conformation and Sieger shows, but we encourage our puppy owners to seek other venues such as obedience, agility, tracking, schutzhund, carting or herding. The Rottweiler is a true working dog and given the opportunity he can successfully succeed in any of these venues. Guinness, one of our puppies from the Annie x Gonnzo litter, is shown here at 15 months of age, having a blast playing snow-soccer. Plenty of fresh air and exercise will guarantee a happy and healthy Rottweiler. Seen here is Bowen during a romp at the Park on a beautiful snowy day in December. |
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'Evee', Eirian's Pot of Gold, HIC is shown above after a day of hiking; an active Rottweiler makes for a happy Rottweiler. We believe that socialization is the key to a well-behaved Rottweiler. Bowen is shown here doing his part for the 2004 Bell Walk for Kids fundraiser along with my son Jackson my daughter Jasmine Grandma and myself. |
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Defense zone 2 HD The new, engaging levels are even more stunning and impressive. New weapons have been added, along with new opponents, and even more action and tactics. The game supports four languages: English, Russian, French and German. The game settings are balanced to meet the goals of different players. If you want to test your skills and strategy, you can play the difficult level. If you are just playing for fun, then choose easy or medium level. Greater variety of weaponry and landscape types gives you huge freedom in choosing your battle tactics. Choose the right weapon type and position to make sure your defense is effective. Airstrikes and the possibility of temporarily increasing weapon power can give you the advantage, and guarantee you will never get bored in the battle process.
- Developer: Artem Kotov
- Publisher: Artem Kotov
- Genre: Strategy General
- Release Date: Oct 15, 2012
- ESRB: Not Set
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ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:1. Maintain products at an appropriate stock inventory level to include: color center card, sales aids, signs, display boards and point-of-purchase materials. Ensure product displays are clean and orderly. Provide mixing assistance with paints and stains when present on the sales floor at a retail location.2. Educate store representatives on all products, application methods, pricing strategies and related services to ensure strong, effective market share of the products and services.3. Expedite the resolution of customer problems/complaints which may include coordination with the Technical Services Departments.4. Research and assess information on industry changes, pricing, location, benefits, sales activities and distribution mix. Communicate with representatives to increase accurate competitive information.5. Develop, coordinate and conduct sales events, store openings, promotions and trade shows. 6. Report information continuously to the corporate office in accordance within departmental needs.
JOB QUALIFICATIONS:EXPERIENCE/EDUCATION/TRAINING:Educational attainment equivalent to Bachelor's degree in Marketing, Business Administration, or related field is desirable Considerable sales, independent retail, or customer service experience is required
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Series One of The Foodtruck was one of the ratings hits of the year on TV One when it screened in mid 2011. In 2012 it's back for a new season, this time accompanied by a fabulous new cookbook which brings together all the show's host, chef Michael Van de Elzen's, recipes from both series - and more.The absolutely fantastic recipes cover all the meals-on-the-run that New Zealanders love, from burgers and pies, to chicken pieces and pizza. The difference is that Michael's recipes transform these meals from being tasty but unhealthy, fat-laden convenience foods that we feel guilty about to super-tasty, health-giving meals that we do not need to feel guilty about. How does he do it? By replacing the fatty, sugary ingredients with healthy alternatives - without sacrificing taste. This is fast food that you can make at home at less cost and with no health worries. Packaged up with eye-popping photography, lots of hints and tips and a breezy style, the book is a delightful kitchen companion, just like the TV show and Michael!
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I am about to install Ubuntu 13.04 on my AMD x64 machine and the installation of the lib packages seems to take forever. Is that a known issue?
I know that it might take some time when checking to download packages from the Internet but this went through very fast.
In the terminal-like view I can see, the system is just unpacking, installing, configuring etc. in a quite slow way.
In the opening screen it reads: It just takes a few minutes (or something close to that).
Again: Is that a normal behavior or am I doing something wrong and what could I do to speed up the process in case I'm running an installation again on another system?
Edit: I am not installing from USB but DVD. However, that cannot be the point as the "problem" occurs when there is no more DVD I/O activity, everything takes place at the HDD.
Edit #2: The internet connection is not the bottleneck, for sure. The download has been completed really fast. The explanation, that the installation of non-english files takes up a lot of time on the other hand sound plausible to me.


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Monophosphorylation of CD79a and CD79b ITAM Motifs Initiates a SHIP-1 Phosphatase-Mediated Inhibitory Signaling Cascade Required for B Cell Anergy
Monophosphorylation of CD79a and CD79b ITAM Motifs Initiates a SHIP-1 Phosphatase-Mediated Inhibitory Signaling Cascade Required for B Cell Anergy
Immunity, Volume 35, Issue 5,
Pages 746-756,
Publication Date 10 November 2011
Copyright © 2011 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.immuni.2011.10.011
Shannon K. O'Neill
Andrew Getahun
Stephen B. Gauld
Kevin T. Merrell
Idan Tamir
Mia J. Smith
Joseph M. Dal Porto
Quan-Zhen Li
John C. Cambier
Integrated Department of Immunology, University of Colorado School of Medicine and National Jewish Health, Denver, CO 80206, USA
Department of Immunology and Internal Medicine, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX 75390, USA
Corresponding author
These authors contributed equally to this work
► SHIP-1 and Dok-1 are tyrosine phosphorylated and activated in anergic B cells ► B cell-targeted deletion of SHIP-1 leads to loss of B cell anergy and autoimmunity ► Igα (CD79a) ITAMs are chronically monophosphorylated in anergic B cells ► Monophosphorylated CD79 ITAMs activate the inhibitory SHIP-1-Dok-1 signaling circuit
Anergic B cells are characterized by impaired signaling and activation after aggregation of their antigen receptors (BCR). The molecular basis of this impairment is not understood. In studies reported here, Src homology-2 (SH2)-containing inositol 5-phosphatase SHIP-1 and its adaptor Dok-1 were found to be constitutively phosphorylated in anergic B cells, and activation of this inhibitory circuit was dependent on Src-family kinase activity and consequent to biased BCR immunoreceptor tyrosine-based activation motif (ITAM) monophosphorylation. B cell-targeted deletion of SHIP-1 caused severe lupus-like disease. Moreover, absence of SHIP-1 in B cells led to loss of anergy as indicated by restoration of BCR signaling, loss of anergic surface phenotype, and production of autoantibodies. Thus, chronic BCR signals maintain anergy in part via ITAM monophosphorylation-directed activation of an inhibitory signaling circuit involving SHIP-1 and Dok-1.


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- iQ Hotel RomaBetsyMcOct 29, 2013
One thing that I noticed right away and really liked about this place is that it has more original art than you usually see in hotels. The aesthetic did not seem to have an overall concept—more like these are a collection of things that someone in charge likes. The more time I spent there the more it bothered me that the logo is all over the hotel – some of the paintings are of the logo and the benches in the inner atrium are in the shape of the logo. The problem with that, for me, was that it felt corporate. Don't be totally put off by the blaring TVs behind the front desk – the rooms are actually nicer than the initial communal spaces. The room wasn't huge, but it was efficiently arranged. The whole place was very clean.
Recommended for:Art & Design Lovers - iQ Hotel RomaChloe MillerJul 04, 2012
Feels a bit futuristic in a 1960s sense here, as they've gone back to the concept that getting everything out of a vending machine is far and away the most convenient option. Human contact? No thanks! Inefficient! That being said, the iQ still does alright in the staff department. If you do ask them for something they're perfectly willing to oblige. My room was modern, with rolling wardrobe doors and a red leather couch. Stylish, but not overly exciting, is my verdict. For opera buffs, it's perfect, as it is just across the street from the Teatro dell'Opera.
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Jul 04, 2012The *revolutionary* self service concept of this hotel fell a bit flat for me. The revolution is that they don't do anything for you, you do it all yourself but pay the same rates. I was initially skeptical to say the least. Unfortunately, my experience wasn't too far redeemed. The service was polite but didn't quite reach warm, and the hotel was very clean and modern, but felt a bit cold. I almost began to feel like I was in IKEA at one point, between the vending machines and pasteboard furniture. The courtyard inside is a nice touch, although again I wasn't convinced by the lack of greenery and benches in the shape of the hotel logo. The location is very convenient, but not incredibly atmospheric. All in all, you could do much worse in Rome, but you could also do much better.
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Puff Pastry Mini Pizzas Recipe
Easy Mini Pizzas are fabulously simple snack. Frozen Puff Pastry is combined with delicious tomato pizza sauce, your choice of meat and vegetable toppings and finished with a golden mound of tasty cheese. Perfect for when you want to make something to eat quickly, and a brilliant emergency standby dish for when unexpected guests turn up
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Mini lemon cheesecakes are a delicious dessert, perfect for dinner parties. A crunchy cookie base is filled with a smooth, lemon flavoured cream cheese mixture and chilled until set. No baking required you won't believe how simple this is to make.
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The Body Shop Vanilla Eau de Toilette
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The Body Shop Vanilla Eau de Toilette
Date: 29/08/12, updated on 28/05/13 (101 review reads)
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I finally decided to buy this Body Shop Vanilla Eau de Toilette after hearing several good reviews from my friends who had tried out this scent. I like wearing more natural scents of perfume and so thought this would be a good choice scent wise; nevertheless I have to say that I was a little bit apprehensive about trying this out at first. Though the Body Shop is a great shop that I trust a lot on the whole, I have always associated the brand with body care items instead of scents and perfumes like this product. However, I was pretty sure that I would be pleased with the result I received, since I have found myself greatly enjoying products bought from the Body Shop in the past.
This Vanilla Eau de Toilette cost me £9 for a small 30ml bottle. As I mentioned, it is not a huge amount of perfume to get for that amount of money; however, I do not use perfumes on a day to day basis so I have not yet run out of it (actually, I have not gone past a quarter of the bottle yet, I don`t think). Now, I am aware that perfumes do not come cheap exactly, and many designer companies will charge you far more for just a tiny amount of their perfume, but I did find this price to be a little bit steep, like most of the Body Shop`s products, considering that it is only a small bottle of perfume that you receive and the Body Shop is not particularly a designer brand; though it is a good quality company. It is not exceedingly expensive, but it is not a particularly cheap product to buy either.
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Overall I do like this eau de toilette from the Body Shop, since it smells really lovely and comes in a nice bottle that is easy to use. The price, though it is not cheap, is not as expensive as it could be, so I think that it is a reasonable price to pay for this perfume. However, I will have to dock one star for its longevity, which, to be honest, is not fantastic. All in all, however, I would recommend this vanilla scented eau de toilette with4 out of 5 dooyoo stars.
Summary: A lovely scented perfume


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Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will host the 70th annual Golden Globe Awards, which are set to take place Sunday at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
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The Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. hands out the annual accolades to members of the television and film industry. Fey, of NBC's "30 Rock," and Poehler, of NBC's "Parks and Recreation," are both up for lead actress in a television series -- comedy or musical. When Fey and Poehler teamed up in 2008 they performed their viral parodies of Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton, respectively, on "Saturday Night Live." Will we see more of that hilarity as they replace comedian Ricky Gervais as Globes host after a controversial three-year run?


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U.S. Denies Disclosing Missile Defense Data to Russia
Topic: U.S. missile shield in Europe
Experts say the speed of interceptor rockets is the only thing the Russian military needs to know to determine whether the U.S. missile shield really poses a risk to Russian rockets
© RIA Novosti. Michail FomichevWASHINGTON, March 22 (RIA Novosti)
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The U.S. has never provided Russia with secret information concerning the deployment of its missile shield elements in Europe, a high-ranking U.S. Department of State official told RIA Novosti on Thursday.
"No classified missile defense information was provided to Russia," the source said.
Earlier this month media reports said that the United States allegedly planned to share with Russia unspecified "secret data," presumably on the SM-3 rocket, which is to become the staple interceptor rocket of the U.S. missile shield by 2020.
U.S. Department of State Spokesperson Victoria Nuland refused to comment on the reports that the secret data was handed over to Moscow during Special Envoy for Strategic Stability and Missile Defense Ellen Tauscher's visit to Moscow on March 13-15.
"Missile defense cooperation was one of the issues discussed at the meeting," the State Department official said. "I'm not going to go into the specifics of the discussions. I'll just say that we are committed to pursuing missile defense cooperation with Russia and are continuing discussions."
It is not yet clear exactly which data may be disclosed to Russia, which has for years strongly opposed American plans to deploy a missile defense shield in Eastern Europe, including Poland, Romania and the Czech Republic.
Russia's view of European missile shield
The White House insists the program is aimed against a potential threat from rogue states such as Iran and North Korea but Russia says its own missiles will also fall under the shield, destroying the nuclear balance that existed since the Cold War.
In November, news leaked that the White House was in secret talks with Russia about providing it with information on the velocity burnout of the modified version of the SM-3 rocket, which is to become the staple interceptor rocket of the U.S. missile shield by 2020. However, the U.S. administration denied at the time that it proposed to disclose the data on the rocket's crucial parameter to Moscow.
Experts say the speed of interceptor rockets is the only thing the Russian military needs to know to determine whether the U.S. missile shield really poses a risk to Russian rockets.
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There was a request to have a crop at Memory Lane, so here we go! It will be fun to check out this scrapbooking store for all who haven't been there yet.
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"The 'making-of' story is nearly as good as the film itself…Gottlieb's behind-the-scenes account of the production is riveting." —Peter Biskind, author of Easy Riders, Raging Bulls
"To this day my favorite piece of 'making-of' material. It's like a little movie director bible." —Bryan Singer, director of X-Men and The Usual Suspects
If you're like me, you consider the 1975 film Jaws to be one of the best motion pictures of all time. Before the age of CGI and various special effects, then novice director Steven Spielberg had to depend on an often irritable and uncooperative mechanical shark, underwater film footage, phenomenally well cast actors and a superb script. And the rest, they say, is cinematic history.
Carl Gottlieb, one of the screenwriters on Jaws, recounts the several years long battle not only to get this iconic movie made but also the bumps and problems encountered along the way. Particularly fascinating, in my opinion, was that with the exception of one notable scene, Jaws was shot on the ocean. Fantastic for film viewing but not so much for the overtaxed crew who had to deal with sinking boats, choppy waters, weather and passing sailboats. And remember, this was a time when movies were primarily shot at the studios (or a water tank at the studio). And that aforementioned scene? That was the infamous "Ben Gardner's head" shot with Richard Dreyfuss . . . and that scene was shot at editor Verna Fields' pool (with help from a little milk to make the water look murky).
Also fun was reading about the two mechanical sharks (jovially nicknamed Bruce by Spielberg, who coined the moniker after his lawyer's first name) and the many difficulties they brought to the film set. Their problems were our reward in the end, as not seeing the shark, or only seeing quick glimpses, made it that much more frightening.
Spielberg is presented in a warm and extremely creative light by Gottlieb and his longstanding tradition of never being on set for the final day of filming is explained here (and started with Jaws). Interesting to note, as well, that Spielberg was not the first choice as director and was convinced throughout much of the filming that Jaws would be dead in the water and would bury his Hollywood career (which consisted of one film up to that point). Ah, how the tides turned.
The chapters on the casting of the central characters made for informative reading. Only Murray Hamilton as Mayor Larry Vaughn was the first choice actor cast with all others being second or lower choices. Could we really imagine anyone else but Roy Scheider as Chief Brody or, especially, anyone but Robert Shaw as the tough old Quint?
Gottlieb also shares behind the scenes friction between Shaw and Richard Dreyfuss, which translated well into their characters' animosity on film, as well as Shaw's well reported drinking and flying to Canada on off days to avoid taxes.
And remember Roy Scheider's famous line "You're gonna need a bigger boat?" Per Gottlieb, that line wasn't scripted but was improvised by Scheider.
Of particular interest is how the film was received upon release and how long it was in first run at the theaters (from June 1975 well into December 1975 - - unheard of today). In case you didn't know, Jaws was the first ever summer blockbuster, making over $100 million.
Gottlieb also provides updates on many of the central characters who are still with us - - you will be happy to know that Lee Fierro (Mrs. Kintner) still resides at Martha's Vineyard and is still acting in the local theater group and Jeffrey Vorhees, who played her son, Alex Kintner, owes a sandwich shop on Martha's Vineyard that serves an Alex M. Kintner meat sandwich.
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Theoretical Foundations of Constant-Proportion Portfolio Insurance
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