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JCI European Conference 2014 – Malta
by Joy Trewin on February 25, 2014 17:03
There's still time to register for the highlight of JCI in Europe, the JCI European Conference 2014!
Every year JCI Area Europe holds its European Conference hosted by one of the member nations. This year it is taking place in St. Julian's, Malta and we have an exciting line up...
Experience JCI spirit during the Opening Ceremony, broaden your mind in exciting workshops, get in touch on the trade show, enjoy sightseeing tours and rock the night at the hot 'Festa Maltjia', the oriental 'Turkish Night' and a cool 'Finlandia Night'. To close this exciting, we can expect a magnificent Awards Ceremony followed by a glittering black tie gala!
First International Event?
If you have not been to a JCI international event before there is nothing to be worried about. Monaco in 2013 was my first conference and I had an amazing time. There is a first-timers programme to welcome you and, as well as lots of other friendly members from all over the UK and Europe, both our wonderful JCI UK International Director Debbie Worthington and I will be available to answer any queries you may have.
Here are the facts
When: 11 – 15 June 14
Where: St. Julian's, Malta
Registration fee:
Members €405
Non-members €505
Direct flights available from Gatwick to Luqa Malta International with easyJet (currently £114).
Air Malta offers a special discount of 5% on direct flights to Malta!
Check out this link for special offers: http://www.jci-ec2014.com/special-offers/
The JCI UK delegate hotel is the George Hotel in St. Julian's. Please note, the conference committee has reserved only a limited number of rooms for JCI and quotes €176 per room per night for sharers.
I am pleased to confirm that Southampton already has five members who are booked in to attend including our 2014 President, Max K-Thompson.
Please contact me if you have any queries (no matter how silly or trivial you think the question is). Also, if you are planning on attending and are looking for a room-mate to share hotel costs and transport with please get in touch.
I am excited and can't wait – come join me on this 'knightly experience'! Check out http://www.jci-ec2014.com/ and follow on Facebook 'JCI European Conference 2014' or Twitter @jciec2014Malta.
See you in Malta!!
James Lambert
2014 JCI Southampton International Director
Official Chamber Announcement - New 2014 President
by Michael Steel on February 6, 2014 17:18
Being a member of JCI Southampton brings opportunities for learning and development locally, nationally and internationally. One of our members and this year's President Ryan Slaughter has accepted a role internationally and therefore will be leaving the UK in May - congratulations! Due to this, we can announce that Max K-Thompson has been confirmed as our 2014 President with immediate effect. We wish Ryan all the best in his new role and look forward to continued success under the leadership of Max.
JCI Southampton sail to victory at the JCI UK National Convention
by Michael Steel on November 30, 2013 19:45
What an amazing weekend we had in Leeds at the JCI UK National Convention last weekend!
We began with our friends over in JCI Portsmouth arriving in Southampton in the chartered minibus and collecting us on a cold Friday morning. The road trip began! A few hours later (and plenty of bags of chocolate devoured) we arrived at Oulton Hall in Leeds, the setting for the National Convention. It's all about celebrating the UK's achievements whilst participating in some great training, key note speakers, public speaking competitions &, of course, social evenings.
We didn't have to wait long for the key note speakers as Andy George (CEO at Asda) began proceedings - a great insight into one of the UK's biggest supermarkets.
Afterwards, I ducked in to watch the Public Speaking competition, which was a first time for me. A great standard this year and I wasn't envious of the judges at all to find a winner. In the evening I hosted the Extempore competition. Being last year's winner, it's tradition that the current champion presents the following year...and as usual in an 'off the cuff' spontaneous public speaking competition...we had many laughs and a few shocks!
A huge thank you to all of the JCI Leeds team and National Board who organised the event. They truly deserve the congratulations. I personally had an amazing weekend and also marked the last National Council for me as local President of JCI Southampton.
We move onto the part of the weekend I was excited/nervous about the most...the awards evening. With JCI Southampton achieving massive success in Belfast the previous year, we had worked extremely hard to continue with that success. Well, we had another fantastic awards haul & I am immensely proud that we were recognised for our programmes & achievements by JCI UK.
JCI Southampton won SIX awards on the night...more than any other chamber in the UK...for the second year running! What was even more impressive was that the awards we triumphed in were in different categories to those won last year...demonstrating the chamber's strength and innovation.
So what did we win?
Most Outstanding President - Michael Steel
Most Outstanding New Member - James Lambert
Most Outstanding Local Growth & Developing Programme - The Membership Benefit Card
Most Outstanding Inter-Organisation Collaboration Project - Monopoly Event with JCI Cambridge
Best Long-Term Community Development Programme - The Costa Coffee Academy
Best Debating Team - Michael Steel with Patrick McCrae & Ricky Kothari
Huge congratulations to the team & to all our active members - these awards are down to all of your hard work in 2013.
This year was themed 'Renaissance' with the re-branding of the chamber implemented and completed. The chamber has now expanded out into new communities, new partner organisations and has more student members than ever before. Next year's challenge will be to keep the momentum going and expand on the path set. Our challenge in 2014? To be come the biggest chamber in the UK.
As always, as a voluntary organisation we need you to help us! If you are interested in getting involved, sharing your ideas, or just attending some events please contact myself, Ryan Slaughter (my successor as President next year) or a member of the 2014 Council team.
JCI World Congress 2013: Rio, Brazil
by Michael Steel on November 27, 2013 22:02
Well where to start? Where to begin?
As a JCI member, I've always wanted to attend a World Congress. With three European Conferences under my belt I knew a World Congress had to be bigger and better...it doesn't get much bigger than Rio my carnival friends. Well what better time to attend during my time as local President I thought as I clicked onto the Air France website.
World Congress offers JCI members massive amounts of personal development. From superb training seminars to public speaking and debating competitions to networking with JCI members from all over the globe and let's not forget the parties...oh the parties.
Firstly, I arrived along with my JCI partner in crime, Katie Ogley from JCI Doncaster. As I was the only members of JCI Southampton to attend, you'd think I'd be nervous going on my own. I knew there would be JCI UK members in attendance and Katie and I met at the European Conference in Tarragona back in 2011 - we've been friends ever since. We arrived in our hotel and discovered other JCI UK members were about to set off to discover Rio - a good opportunity to check out the local attractions.
The sights were amazing. Christ the Redeemer was a particular highlight as was Sugarloaf Mountain. Six of us went out exploring and the weather was as glorious as you've seen in the book.
I even had time to get in a quick melon.
The World Congress started on the Monday and during the week I dipped in and out of various activities. One big highlight for me was to represent the UK at the World Debating Competition. Another great experience and although we fell to Norway in the Semi-Final...I personally lot's about myself. My debating style on an international scale gave me something to reflect on...ready for next time.
Lot's of parties followed. The Japanese night was a great success and we met friends from all over the world - old and new. Great to see our friends at JCI Malta who are hosting the European Conference in May 2014. The global village night was all about different countries coming together and giving out different items...such as alcohol from their countries. The UK...well the best gin in the land along with Cadbury's chocolate!
Another great JCI international event. Massive amounts of new contacts made from all over the world. What for 2014 you ask? Well Malta for European and Germany for World...can't wait!
Supporting our friends in JCI Portsmouth
by Drew Charman on July 13, 2013 15:58
James Lambert, 2013 Community Director, recently attended a training session organised by JCI Portsmouth. Here's what he had to say about it afterwards:
"The event was on "Body Language, Confidence & Presence" and was hosted by Solveig Malvik (2012 JCI UK National President). During the evening it was great to receive some tips on how to improve self-confidence and also to have the opportunity to practice what impact body language could have on conversations. All of this was held in a relaxed environment. The added bonus was the ability to meet new people and catch up with other JCI members who I had met at previous events.
We are always looking for new ideas on types of training which we can offer our members (and future members) - subjects that they would really like to take part in & benefit from. If you have any ideas please contact our Training Director by emailing email@example.com,uk
JCI Belfast Trip
by Michael Steel on July 2, 2013 17:56
One of the best aspects for me about JCI, is the fact that there are so many chambers all over the world - and gladly, with the drop of an email...those chambers love other members to visit and share good practice and experiences...
Hold on Michael you might be thinking...the world...that's thinking not just outside the box...but off the page! OK OK...I'm always one to think BIG...and those at JCI Southampton who know me...have long stopped rolling their eyes when I'm ranting on about going international.
So, let's stick with the UK then. Last weekend saw me hop on a plane from Southampton airport and fly to visit our friends at JCI Belfast. In little over an hour I had arrived and was gearing up for their event on the Friday night. JCI Belfast had organised a quiz night support their local charity, the Prince's Trust.
With the room buzzing and teams assembled...I made my way to our table where I hooked up with JCI UK National President, Emma Eastwood. Emma had flown over from Leeds earlier in the day. I had also dragged my cousin (who lives in Belfast) along with his friend, as they wanted to find out more about the event and the chamber. Our team was complete...we were excited, pumped up and...then the sport questions came. Ok, we didn't win, but we had a great time speaking to local members and I personally made a great business contact with an organisation based in Belfast.
Their President, Richard O'Neill, and Deputy, Gary Rocks (great name...almost as good as Mr Steel 'Man of Steel') gave the typical Irish welcome and I personally had a blast. I mean, I flew to the other side of the UK and had no reservations about rocking (pun intended Gary) up - it's JCI UK - we're all within the UK family!
I stayed in Belfast for the weekend and Emma and I attended a Christmas (yes you read correct) party on Saturday night....a new one for me indeed.
Result: Business contacts made, UK networking, Irish cider, new friends gained and a very Happy Christmas!
Left to right:
JCI Southampton President, Michael Steel
JCI UK President, Emma Eastwood
JCI Belfast President, Richard O'Neill
Just Dive Straight In!
by Drew Charman on June 26, 2013 17:59
Kathryn Haines joined the JCI Southampton Council team in January this year after being a member for only a few months. Here's her account of why it's been a great experience for her:
"I decided there's no better way to get involved in JCI than to just dive straight in!
I took on the role of Marketing & Social Media Director even though I had very little marketing experience. It didn't matter though as, in February, JCI UK held a Marketing Academy for a weekend in Birmingham where I learnt almost everything I needed to know - from the basics about what JCI is and what we do, to how to design documents and use the website. I certainly came back from the Academy with plenty of ideas and eager to get started on my new role!
One of the main things I have done in this role is to start a new Facebook page for JCI Southampton. I'm really proud of the page, especially now that we have reached 100 likes! It's regularly updated with information about what we're up to and photos & videos of our events. It's a great way to get very current news about the chamber and about JCI UK too.
Our Twitter page has also recently passed the 200 followers mark and I am hopeful for increasing this further!
There is still plenty more to do with the marketing for the chamber and I look forward to seeing what we can achieve in the next six months! I would certianly encouarge any members of JCI to join the Council of their local chamber or to simply get involved in a project they would like to be a part of.
Don't forget - if you have any marketing suggestions for the Southampton chamber, please feel free to contact me!"
JCI European Conference - A First Timer's Perspective
by Drew Charman on June 24, 2013 21:29
James Lambert, 2013 JCI Southampton Community Director, attended his first JCI Conference in Monaco at the end of May. Here's what he had to say about the experience:
"I was apprehensive that I didn't know many people but the UK delegation were all really friendly and I have met loads of great people who are all really passionate about the difference that JCI can make to their local community and the rest of the world.
During the conference I got to attend various training sessions about how JCI make changes to local communities; got inspired by some really motivational speakers; got to walk the Formula One Track; did LOTS of partying and socialising; helped raise money for our Nothing But Nets Charity through the sale of wristbands; and increased my friends base.
I took part in the First Timers competition which involved answering a number of questions about the conference and I was extremely fortunate to win the Best First Timer Award which involved collecting a trophy at the Awards Ceremony and getting free entry to the 2014 European Conference in Malta!
It is hard to describe the buzz and enthusiasm that surrounds the conference from such a passionate group of people and I can honestly say that my perception of JCI has changed (it has got even better!).
If you would like to experience what JCI is all about then you MUST go to a JCI conference. This year the JCI UK National Convention will be held in November in Leeds. I hope to see you there!! If you can't make Leeds, then why not join me & lots of fellow JCI UK members next June in Malta for the 2014 European Conference!
JCI Southampton Holds Training Event For Young Unemployed
by Drew Charman on June 4, 2013 13:19
On a monthly basis the JCI Southampton team organise and run a variety of training events for the city's young professionals. On the 15th May at the Costa Academy in Southampton High Street, members and non-members were invited to attend our latest training event entitled "Getting Your Perfect Job & Interview Techniques".
This training event was run by local award-winning recruitment firm Future Employment. Alicia Lidell and Frank Canonico, both experienced recruitment professionals, kindly took the time to impart their knowledge and experience to JCI Southampton members throughout the 90-minute event. Frank and Alicia focused on key areas throughout the evening including writing and developing your CV, the job application process and interview techniques.
CVs and the Application Process
Alicia described and demonstrated a CV template that outlined the key information employers look for and a simple structure for our guests to follow and apply to there own Curriculum Vitaes. She went into depth about the information you need to include, the best way to display it and the common faux pas candidates fall into when creating their CVs. After this initial demonstration she moved onto the topic that was most commented on and sought after - how do I get my CV in front of employers? This is the task that most find the hardest in such challenging times and here are Alicia's top tips to get your CV out there:
- Use jobs boards and online recruitment portals such as fish4jobs.com and Monstor.com
- Get your CV into recruitment agencies
- Network with your friends and peers to identify potential job opportunities
- Be persistent and resilient
- Think outside the box, Billboards, Video CVs - anything at all that will help you stand out.
Frank led this section and immediately started to ask everyone in the group about their experiences and what they thought were the most important things to do at interviews. The obvious things such as appearance, turning up on time, firm handshake and being polite and respectful all came up immediately. However, the main thing that really stood out was that the guests really wanted to ask Frank how they could best communicate to an employer their skills and attributes. Interviews are nerve-racking and daunting, and many struggle to come across with confidence and fluency. Frank recommended a few simple ways to help bridge this common problem:
1. Take a notepad into interview with you. Firstly, you can have questions written down for the employer - this will allow you to show you're prepared and are interested to find out more about the role. Secondly, it will allow you to take down notes and refer to examples you have already prepared on likely questions.
2. If they offer you a drink, use it to your advantage! If an interviewer throws you a hard question, or you need to think about it, by taking a drink you can pause and take a few seconds longer to come back with that perfect answer.
The one thing that really struck me about the whole training event was how interactive and inclusive Alicia and Frank made it. At all times they asked the guests to contribute with their individual experiences, questions and thought processes to ensure all the guests got as much out of the event as possible. This made for a really relaxed and informal atmosphere for a subject that can be quite rigid and boring.
The event was extremely well attended and the majority of our guests were young unemployed candidates looking for help and advice to get them into work. Guests enjoyed Domino's pizza and free refreshments throughout the event to ensure no-one went hungry.
I must say I was very impressed to witness the positive impact that JCI Southampton is having on young people in the city through the training events we run. Overall, the event was a great success - it was great fun, very informative and helped achieve JCI Southampton's goals of supporting the city's young people and having a positive impact on the wider community.
Future Events
Our next training event is on the 12th June, at the Costa Academy in Southampton. Former JCI Portsmouth President Jasmine Lambert will be discussing "How To Protect Your Wealth". Back by popular demand the event is guaranteed to be great fun, very informative and will open your eyes to the world of investments and financial planning!
Josh Williams, Training & Events Director
Inspiring Action: Give & Gain Day in Southampton
by Drew Charman on May 24, 2013 09:00
On Friday 17th May James Lambert, our 2013 Community Director, took part in the national Give & Gain Day with some of his colleagues from leading accountancy firm Grant Thornton LLP. The project involved improving one of the playgrounds at St Mark's Primary School in Shirley, Southampton to make it an area that could be used as an outdoor classroom space.
James wanted to share his experience of completing voluntary work in the local community......
"Give & Gain Day involves over 12,000 business volunteers, 300 companies, giving over 96,000 hours volunteering (worth over £1.5 million), all of which helps hundreds of thousands of people across UK communities. All on one day!
My employer, Grant Thornton, is a proud supporter of the national Give & Gain Day organised by Business in the Community. This year, the selected project was to go into St Mark's Primary School in Shirley to renovate a playground with another local company, Arqiva. I was looking at ways to make a difference in my local area and was keen to get involved.
Busy painting the bus for the passengers to board
Whilst the meeting inspired us we were also daunted by the scale of the task ahead, but quickly rose to the challenge of designing the different areas which involved close liaison between Grant Thornton, Arqiva and the school to ensure that our ideas would work. The final design was to create an opportunity to role-play on a journey from the school to the Isle of Wight - Grant Thornton's part included waiting at the bus-stop, catching the bus to the ferry terminal and buying a ticket to board the ferry to the Isle of Wight. Students could then use the area to measure the height of the people, work out the size of suitcases and use a ferry timetable to plan a journey.
The completed map to show the journey from Southampton to the Isle of Wight
We needed to raise cash to buy paint to decorate an external wall and a shed to be our ticket office. Fortunately, through fundraising in the office (cake sales, a raffle and a 'guess the number of sweets in a jar' competition) & also through the generosity of Grant Thornton, Wickes and CLC Paints, we had enough money to buy all of the necessary items.
In the week leading up to the big day we were worried about the weather, but fortunately it stayed dry all day. We managed to paint all of our area, put together the new ticket office and even had time to eat the odd biscuit or 3!
We definitely wouldn't have achieved what we did without working as a team under the leadership of Haley Kitchen who did a great job in getting us all pulling in the same direction.
The highlight for me was definitely seeing the delighted faces of the Head Teacher and the children. Definitely a worthwhile experience and I look forward to next year's project and would highly recommend you take part next year."
The passengers are ready to board the bus at Southampton
James Lambert
Community Director
JCI Southampton
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This is one of the best movies of 2012. With rich performances, a riveting and articulate screenplay, meticulous direction and enough grounded emotional intensity to keep your pulse pounding, Hitchcock grabs you by the lapels like a suspense classic by Hitch himself - a knockout from start to finish.
It's a perfect summation of why he was the ultimate filmmaker.
A "Good Evening" indeed at the movies.
This narrative directing debut by Sacha Gervasi remains absorbing and aptly droll despite a few dramatic ups and downs and, led by large performances by Anthony Hopkins and Helen Mirren.
Mirren simply is, and she takes Hitchcock up a notch with every look and line.
A movie as fun as it is flawed.
Jessica Biel is Vera Miles, the star who had the nerve to get pregnant when Hitchcock wanted her for "Vertigo." He feels betrayed, and she feels relieved, consigned to a supporting role in Psycho as Marion's sister. And Toni Collette, in glasses and a dark wig, is Hitchcock's long-suffering secretary, Peggy. Both Biel and Collette are very good, engaging.
Hitchcock isn't ambitious or complicated. It's simple, does what it sets out to do, and gets out before anyone even thinks about checking the time. More movies should be made in its image.
When Hopkins' Hitch directs the audience by waving his hands like a symphony conductor - it's a nice callback to a Hannibal Lecter highlight - it's one of the best scenes of the year: a delightfully personal way to show how the story of "Psycho" concluded.
Hitchcock tells the story not so much as the making of the film, but as the behind-the-scenes relationship of Alma and Hitch. This is a disappointment, since I imagine most movie fans will expect more info about the film's production history.
Hopkins and Mirren are acting pros in stellar form. There's no way you want to miss the pleasure of their company in a movie that offers a sparkling and unexpectedly poignant look at how to sustain a career and a marriage.
Anthony Hopkins is probably a shoe-in for an Oscar nomination.
Hitchcock largely succeeds at pulling back the veil on his off-camera personality. To a larger degree, it reveals the level of influence of his devoted wife and screenwriter Alma (Helen Mirren) on both his personal life and career.
Hitchcock is, well, fun. More fun than good, really. It feels weird to call it a disappointment, because it is entertaining. But you can't help feeling a little shortchanged on the deep-thinking front.
It's a feel-good frolic, which is fine for anyone who prefers their Hitchcock history tidied up, absent the megalomania, the condescending cruelty and tendency to sexual harassment that caused his post-Psycho blonde discovery Tippi Hedren to declare him "a mean, mean man."
There's fun to be had in the re-creation of indelible screen moments, including several with Scarlett Johansson as Janet Leigh and James D'Arcy as Anthony Perkins.
Hitchcock is an amusing lark, but the clumsy way it dissects the director is for the birds.
I prefer [HBO's Hitchcock biopic] "The Girl," not because of its salaciousness but because it gets at something underneath the great (truly, great) director's skin.
Though the film is titled Hitchcock and ostensibly centers on the legendary director, we get a better sense of the women around him than the enigmatic filmmaker.
Hitchcock unspools at that deliciously silly juncture where biography meets fallacy. Translation: Any director who could crank out Psycho must be a crackpot himself.
Hitchcock for dummies: brisk, jolly, well-played but oversimplified.
Hitchcock purists will certainly take issue with some details, but Gervasi's film shouldn't be taken as an ironclad factual film docudrama. Rather, it is fact-inspired fiction -- a film based on real events but one that isn't shy about taking creative liberties. As long as viewers keep that in mind, Gervasi's stands to be a nice bit of murderous fun.
Despite its definitive title, you won't actually learn much about Alfred Hitchcock from Sacha Gervasi's briskly superficial biopic. But you'll enjoy the experience anyway.
Hitchcock puts major league star power at the service of its peek-behind-closed-doors premise. But whatever that relationship was like in real life, this is one cinematic portrait of a marriage we could have lived without.
The movie has its diversions, including Scarlett Johansson's bodacious Janet Leigh and Michael Stuhlbarg's wheedling Lew Wasserman. It's fluff. But while its dim fantasies about Hitchcock and the association of genius with psychosis can be written off as silly, they also smack of spiteful jealousy.
The film never coheres. Trying to carve out a space between black comedy and straight evocation of a difficult but rewarding marriage, the movie never settles on a tone.
This film is more a love story about the marriage between Hitchcock (Anthony Hopkins) and his wife, Alma Reville (Helen Mirren), rather than a historically accurate backstage look at the making of this important movie in the Hitchcock filmography and the American psyche.
For all his creepy tendencies, Hitchcock is portrayed mostly sympathetically in Hitchcock, in which Sir Anthony Hopkins plays the corpulent British auteur with a combination of hauteur and playfulness.
Hopkins has been fitted out prosthetically to resemble Hitchcock and he does a reasonably good job of impersonating him, but it's a foredoomed effort.
Making his feature debut, director Sacha Gervasi follows up his fine documentary "Anvil: The Story Of Anvil" with another story about the perils of uncompromising creative endeavor, but his Hitchcock goes only a step beyond caricature.
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One of Canada's online travel agencies, is taking another step towards helping travellers get the best deals on flights, giving them insider tips on how to book cheap flights with Canada's top airlines.
Flight Network already offers great savings on airline tickets, and backs up its cheap flight offers with a Lowest Fare Guarantee. This means that if a customer finds cheaper tickets for the same flight elsewhere, Flight Network will beat it by $10. In addition, every flight booked through FlightNetwork.com is covered by a Price Drop Protection. If the price of a flight drops after a passenger has booked, Flight Network customers can receive the difference towards a future trip or insurance purchase and get the cheaper fare.
The agency has built up an extensive knowledge base in getting the best fares to destinations across the world. This travel expertise is a result of active working relationships with over 1,000 airlines across the world, including major Canadian airlines like Air Canada, WestJet, Sunwing, and Porter Airlines.
Of these, Air Canada has the widest flight network and flies to cities across Canada, the US, Europe, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, Africa, and the Middle East. Air Canada's codeshare agreements with many international airlines makes it convenient to accumulate frequent flyer miles even if you mix and match airlines on your travels. The airline's frequent 'Seat Sales' also make international flights, in particular, much cheaper and affordable.
WestJet has flights to a wide range of destinations in Canada and the US and is also a great option for passengers looking for cheap flights on full-service airlines to Caribbean and South American destinations. WestJet has frequent services to St. Lucia, St. Maarten, Mexico, Cuba, The Bahamas, Barbados, Jamaica, and more.
Sunwing offers a mix of schedule and charter services and increases its flights to sun destinations in the Caribbean, South and Central America, and more recently, Europe. By operating a smaller fleet and flying seasonal routes, Sunwing is able to offer passengers discount flights to popular holiday destinations, and is a safe bet for those looking to book cheap last minute flights.
Porter's routes are concentrated in southeast Canada between Thunder Bay and St. John's, with its main hub in Toronto. Porter also flies to some destinations in the U.S. like Myrtle Beach, New York Boston, and Chicago. Despite a limited number of routes and destinations, Porter is rated as a SkyTrax 4-star airline this is expected to grow to its network in the near future.
No matter which of these airlines suits a passenger's travel needs, Flight Network suggests the following tips for booking cheap flights:
1. Subscribe to the airlines' newsletters, Facebook accounts, or Twitter feeds, which announce flash discounts or limited-time offers on cheap flights. Get in the know the minute these are out and move ahead in the race to book those limited seats on the cheapest flights.
2. The more flexible you can be with your travel dates and departure airports, the better your chances of getting great fares. Sometimes, flying to an airport slightly outside of the city, or taking the late night flight instead of the afternoon one will let you save hundreds of dollars on fares.
3. If you want to land cheap flights at the last minute, the odds of getting several tickets for the same fare for a whole group of friends are low. Instead, you may have to book tickets individually, and quickly, in order to get cheap flights for everyone.
4. Bundling your flights with a hotel or B&B may save you some cash overall. There's no point in getting a great airfare and then paying a fortune for an independently-booked hotel room (that you probably won't be spending all that much time in anyway).
5. This is common knowledge, but pay heed anyway – booking off-peak will cut down the $$'s on your fares. When the kids are back in school, prices drop and your chances are higher for getting cheap flights to the same destination you couldn't afford two weeks ago Pre-winter, Post-summer, Post-winter; these are the catchwords for cheap last minute flights.
6. Last but not least (and this is more of some 'friendly advice' than a travel tip), always, always, always double check your booking. The last thing you want to do is get a cheap last minute flight, pat yourself on the back, and then find out that you're flying to Liberia, Africa instead of Liberia, Costa Rica.
Follow these simple tips and booking flights on Canada's top airlines will become easier, and cheaper.
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Voice, began his professional singing career in New York City in the Metropolitan Opera Studio. He also performed extensively in the New York City Opera Title III program, taking opera to schools throughout New York City and State. Mr. Billions sang at Carnegie Hall with the American Opera Society in Bellini's La Straniera with Montserrat Caballe and in Meyerbeer's Les Huguenots with Beverly Sills and Justino Diaz. In Germany, he was a leading tenor at the Darmstadt Opera and also sang at the Munich Festival. He has sung throughout the U.S. in opera, oratorio and recital, appearing in 30 leading opera roles such as Faust, Rodolfo, Tamino and Don Ottavio. He received a Master of Music degree in voice performance from Converse College School of Music, and has taught on the faculties of the American Institute of Musical Studies (AIMS) in Graz, Austria; the University of Alabama; the University of Miami Frost School of Music at Salzburg; and the University of Akron, where he is now professor emeritus. He has given master classes in Taipei, Taiwan; at the national convention of National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) in Los Angeles; and at numerous colleges, universities and state NATS chapters in America. His students perform at the Metropolitan and New York City Operas, and for major opera companies in Chicago, Houston, Dallas, St. Louis, Detroit and Cleveland. His students are currently in European opera houses at Bonn and Graz and are making guest appearances at the Aix-en-Provence festival, Düsseldorf, and Essen, among others. Mr. Billions continues to teach professional singers in New York City. He was appointed to the CIM faculty in 2005.
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We understand the power of great networking, so the Network Effect is back…bigger AND better! You can't turn the corner at CJU without some type of networking event at your disposal. These are great ways to start a conversation with new contacts and the place to continue your one-on-one meetings. After you register for CJU, make sure to join the CJUniverse and take advantage of your networking opportunities.
Social media has changed the way in which we interact with each other, and CJU is no different. Our online social community, CJUniverse, is a powerful tool for achieving your CJU objectives. Within the CJUniverse, you can set up a profile, find attendees with similar interests, arrange meetings and schedule your entire CJU agenda, before you even step foot at the Bacara. Imagine how successful you'll be at CJU when you've already had months to prep! Don't forget to join the community here once you've registered.
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There is no better place to put the Network Effect into action than at the opening day Expo. To kick-off CJU, the Expo provides a "meet and greet" platform for advertisers, publishers, agencies and ValueClick divisions to get together and set the vibe for an awesome few days of networking.
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Adele's '21' Hits Rare 10 Million Sales Milestone
The singer's Grammy-winning album joins an elite club that includes Alanis Morissette's "Jagged Little Pill," 'NSync's "No Strings Attached" and "The Bodyguard" soundtrack.
Adele is about to join the elite club of diamond sellers.
No, that has nothing to do with expensive stones or jewelry. Rather, 21, her 2011 album, has sold in excess of 10 million copies in the United States, per Billboard, thus entitling it to "diamond" certification (that honor comes by way of the Recording Industry Association of America and is expected within the coming weeks).
Since Nielsen SoundScan started tracking sales data in 1991, only 21 albums have achieved the feat and crossed the coveted threshold, among them Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill, 'NSync's No Strings Attached, The Bodyguard soundtrack and Santana's Supernatural. Next in line to hit 10 million is likely -- and appropriately -- Pearl Jam's Ten, which has sold 9.98 million so far.
21 is one of only eight albums to hit the 10 million mark within two years of release (104 weeks), according to Billboard.
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Adele's second album spent more than 80 weeks in the top 10 of the Billboard 200 album chart, a tally that trails only Bruce Springsteen's Born in the U.S.A. and The Sound of Music. Even as recently as July, 21 was declared the best-selling album of 2012 having moved over 3.6 million units this year alone.
No word yet on when Adele will start on a new album. The singer gave birth to her first child, a son, in October. Earlier that month, she released the song "Skyfall" from the James Bond film of the same name.
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Water | 2 Cup (32 tbs) | |
Milk | 1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs) |
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3490 Calories from Fat 190
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 22 g33.9%
Saturated Fat 8.8 g43.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 28.2 mg
Sodium 113 mg4.7%
Total Carbohydrates 742 g247.3%
Dietary Fiber 21.8 g87.1%
Sugars 15.9 g
Protein 63 g126.1%
Vitamin A 5.8% Vitamin C
Calcium 41% Iron 18.1%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet
Gradually add enough water to form a thin batter.
Heat a heavy griddle over a low heat and pour the batter onto it, passing it first through a k'naafeh strainer.
The batter will come through the strainer in long string-like strips and solidify on the hot griddle.
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Now that Interchange is pursuing a destination site model, I have to think their sales pitch to distribution partners just got weaker. As a publicly traded company, Interchange must believe that they can make more money faster pursuing a destination site model than a private level model. Why could this be? I assume they ran the numbers and concluded that Clicks From Distribution Partners X EPC / 2 is less than (Clicks from Destination Site X EPC) + (Clicks From Distribution Partners X EPC / 2) What their assumptions are (and why these assumptions changed) is anyone's guess.
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Vikings, Edvard Munch, black metal: No doubt that Norway has long been cool. But according to George Lakey, there's a whole lot more about the country that deserves our attention. When visiting his former home after being away for many years, the peace activist and founder of Philadelphia-based Training for Change observed that Norway had flattened its class structure and relieved a vast amount of the poverty that once existed there. At a lecture in his home, Lakey will address a few things that we, as Americans, could learn from our Scandinavian peers.
In recent years, Norway has ranked high on the Human Development Index (which considers factors such as life expectancy, child welfare, standard of living and gross domestic product per capita) and was rated the most peaceful country in the world in a 2007 survey by the Global Peace Index. The way Lakey sees it, this way of life is attainable. "How is it possible that people who put their values first, who make the economy work for them, end up out-competing economically with a place like the U.S.?" he asks. "There are other ways in the world that things are done. Maybe your economics professor in college didn't tell you that there are other ways, but in fact, the world-kept secret is that there are."


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WTFast (What the Fast) is the world leader in online game acceleration with over 140k registered users and supporting over 800+ games. For some time now our clients have been asking us if we can do the same thing for general web surfing. Watching YouTube videos or just browsing... you want to do that fast too, right?
We have put this project online to judge the demand for and also to help to optimize our network for an accelerated VPN service. Unlike traditional VPN services, the primary focus of WTFast VPN will be to reach unmatched levels of speed and security for our users. Our talented team will achieve this through our extensive experience with WTFast.
We have set $10k as our target to reach with pledges because we determined that it is what we would need to launch a small scale VPN operation. However, the ideal outcome will be significantly more money raised through your pledges. The more pledges we receive, the more AWESOME we can make the VPN network.
Your pledges shape the VPN network. Simply put, you get to vote how we set up our VPN network. We will set up our servers around the globe to help provide optimal results for the regions with the most votes. The larger your pledge, the more votes for your region. For the upper tier pledges, we will even go out of our way to set up a server as close as possible to where you live!
Fame. For larger pledges we will give you credit at our website, and maybe even name a server/IP after you. Go down in history as one of the people who helped start WTFast VPN!
Enhanced Security. Our primary focus with the first build out of the VPN service will be to deliver a FAST service. With enough pledges, we can accelerate development of enhanced security features that will make your online surfing safer and more secure than you ever thought possible.
Thanks for helping to start WTFast VPN - we are looking forward to your support!
Stop Internet Censorship and Traffic Shaping. This is one of the clear additional benefits that we can offer to the users of our VPN service. By using our service, you will be encrypting your Internet usage to enable you to access content from anywhere in the world. Now you can enjoy the latest sports coverage and geo-locked TV programming without restrictions. Surf where you want, when you want, FREEDOM! =)
Rob Bartlett is the CEO/Founder of WTFast, which was launched December 2009 and has grown to over 140k registered users and supporting over 800 games.
Rob is a serial Internet entrepreneur, doing business online since 1997 with extensive experience in online marketing, customer support and developing complex automated online systems.
March 28 Update - A HUGE thank you for the pledges we have received so far. This is a tremendous help and we are glad to see that we have the ball rolling now. If you have friends that you think might be interested in pledging, please tell them. The more pledges we have, the more awesome we can make the launch and the better we can make the VPN infrastructure. This is YOUR VPN service, let's make it as awesome as humanly possible!
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A house was engulfed with flames in Pueblo Saturday evening killing three family pets.
It happened in the 1200 block of Pine Street.
Pueblo fire crews say they aren't sure what started the fire.
No one was home at the time except for four dogs, only one made it out alive.
The owners came home from dinner to find the house on fire. They were not able to make it inside to rescue the dogs because of the heavy smoke.
The fire remains under investigation.
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The mission of the Levin Library at Curry College is to build services and collections which support the College's mission. This extends to support both of a dynamically evolving curriculum, and the needs of students, faculty and staff for personal growth opportunities beyond the classroom. The Library brings the following major values to bear on its mission: a high public service ideal, respect for different cognitive styles, professionalism in both faculty and staff, and a commitment to collaborative decision-making in the Library, the College, and beyond.
In 1991, the College formally adopted a statement of seven major goals, regarded as essential to achieving the institution's mission. The Levin Library's policies and practices are pertinent to these goals. Examples of these relationships follow. It should be emphasized that the policies and practices described by no means constitute an exhaustive list.
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Police: Boston Marathon suspects: 1 dead, 1 on the run(CNN) Violence terrorized Bostonians overnight, and police believe two suspects involved are the same men who allegedly planted bombs that killed three in the Boston Marathon Monday. One was shot dead early Friday, and the other is still on the loose, authorities said. One of the men, "suspect number 2" in Monday's bombing, is still at large in the Boston suburb of Watertown, where dozens of officers from local, state and federal law enforcement agencies have fanned out to track him down, said transit police spokesman Paul MacMillan. He is believed to be armed and dangerous. Police warned residents to lock their homes and stay away from their windows and doors. A surveillance camera image of the man strongly resembles photos of one of the suspects authorities are seeking for his alleged involvement in the marathon attacks that killed three. The other suspect was shot in an exchange of gunfire with transit police and later pronounced dead at a local hospital, according to a statement from the Massachusetts district attorney. Police believe he could be suspect number 1 in the marathon attack. Original story below posted: [Posted 4:05 a.m.] Two violent incidents kept Bostonians on edge over night, just days after the bombing of the iconic Boston Marathon. It started with the shooting death of a college police officer Thursday night and ended with a carjacking that may have involved explosives early Friday. Police believe at least one suspect used explosives against their officers in the second incident. Howling sirens pierced the night quiet, and flashing lights lit up the darkness, as dozens of officers from state and city police responded to the deadly shooting on the campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge. Hardly an hour later, they were chasing at least one suspect in a hijacked vehicle less than five miles away. Police cornered the vehicle in the suburb of Watertown and arrested a suspect. He may have used explosives in the futile attempt to elude police, police spokesman Dave Procopio told CNN. |
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2. We open at 5:30am, and due to the crowd size, we have streamlined our opening to ensure we can get in as many people in at 5:30am. We will have security at a table at 4am and they will be doing ID's, wristbands, taking $10 cover charge, and the 1st 100 people will get a ticket to redeem for a free St. Patrick's Day T-shirt provided by Bacardi. Those that get here by 4am, will be able to get their wristbands, and get back in line so there will be no wait at 5:30am when we open the doors. The line will form at the entrance in our BIG TENT – and will wrap around the corner of 5th St and Wayne Ave towards Francos.
3. If you don't want to fight crowds inside the pub, the tent will be fully functional at 5:30am. There will be beer and liquor, as well as food and merchandise available at 5:30am in the heated tent.
4. THE ADDITION WILL NOT BE DONE IN TIME, it will be more like June opening for that. We will not have the smaller VIP (Very Irish Person Tent) this year due to our construction – we are sorry – but it snowed in DecEmeber and just kept snowing. The Big tent will have two draft beer trucks, a Red Bull bar stocked with Jameson and Bacardi Bombs and cocktails, a small bar with Jameson, Bacardi Bombs and jello shots, a food area selling hamburgers, hot dogs, Guinness Brats, Pub Fries, Fried Pickles, and Fish. There will also be a merchandise area and an ATM, as all sales under the tents are cash.
5. Our Facebook page and website has our full itinerary. WWW.DUBPUB.COM.
6. Inside the pub you will find our full service restaurant serving our limited menu, but with all the Irish favorites. There is no band inside, but Celtic Rock will be playing all day long inside. We have an ATM as well inside, so for those keeping score at home, we have two ATM's overall on site.
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A Course in Miracles
, Lesson 157
Oprah.com | June 09, 2008
This exercise brings us to a quiet place. In order to enter into God's presence, we decide to be quiet and listen to God. In this way, we bring Heaven into our vision and learn to rest in God's holiness.
Into His Presence would I enter now.
This is a day of silence and of trust. It is a special time of promise in your calendar of days. It is a time Heaven has set apart to shine upon, and cast a timeless light upon this day, when echoes of eternity are heard. This day is holy, for it ushers in a new experience; a different kind of feeling and awareness. You have spent long days and nights in celebrating death. Today you learn to feel the joy of life.
This is another crucial turning point in the curriculum. We add a new dimension now; a fresh experience that sheds a light on all that we have learned already, and prepares us for what we have yet to learn. It brings us to the door where learning ceases, and we catch a glimpse of what lies past the highest reaches it can possibly attain. It leaves us here an instant, and we go beyond it, sure of our direction and our only goal.
Today it will be given you to feel a touch of Heaven, though you will return to paths of learning. Yet you have come far enough along the way to alter time sufficiently to rise above its laws, and walk into eternity a while. This you will learn to do increasingly, as every lesson, faithfully rehearsed, brings you more swiftly to this holy place and leaves you, for a moment, to your Self.
He will direct your practicing today, for what you ask for now is what He wills. And having joined your will with His this day, what you are asking must be given you. Nothing is needed but today's idea to light your mind, and let it rest in still anticipation and in quiet joy, wherein you quickly leave the world behind.
From this day forth, your ministry takes on a genuine devotion, and a glow that travels from your fingertips to those you touch, and blesses those you look upon. A vision reaches everyone you meet, and everyone you think of, or who thinks of you. For your experience today will so transform your mind that it becomes the touchstone for the holy Thoughts of God.
Your body will be sanctified today, its only purpose being now to bring the vision of what you experience this day to light the world. We cannot give experience like this directly. Yet it leaves a vision in our eyes which we can offer everyone, that he may come the sooner to the same experience in which the world is quietly forgot, and Heaven is remembered for a while.
As this experience increases and all goals but this become of little worth, the world to which you will return becomes a little closer to the end of time; a little more like Heaven in its ways; a little nearer its deliverance. And you who bring it light will come to see the light more sure; the vision more distinct. The time will come when you will not return in the same form in which you now appear, for you will have no need of it. Yet now it has a purpose, and will serve it well.
Today we will embark upon a course you have not dreamed of. But the Holy One, the Giver of the happy dreams of life, Translator of perception into truth, the holy Guide to Heaven given you, has dreamed for you this journey which you make and start today, with the experience this day holds out to you to be your own.
Into Christ's Presence will we enter now, serenely unaware of everything except His shining face and perfect Love. The vision of His face will stay with you, but there will be an instant which transcends all vision, even this, the holiest. This you will never teach, for you attained it not through learning. Yet the vision speaks of your rememberance of what you knew that instant, and will surely know again.
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"God is of no practical value if we perceive Him merely as a free-floating concept, divorced from the power of physical expression. It is only when He is expressed on the earth, His love channeled through human beings as in the case of the student cuddling the rabbits, or support groups where the space is created for increased compassion and understanding, that He is allowed to penetrate the veil of human darkness."
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