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What We Can Learn From The Name Whitney Houston
How far would any of us go to please family? Would we try so hard to get along that we end up sacrificing our self in the process as Whitney Houston did? The answer is also found in the name. For Whitney, her name indicates that she must constantly strive to surround herself with positive people. People who are a great influence on her. Religion could serve this purpose for her, as it did in her childhood. To remain pure she must be stringent on who she allows to influence her. How many of us could use that as a guiding principle? The people around us constantly influence us, some more than others, so whom we allow into our world is important. This is a great time to release the toxic people from your life. For more on names visit BestNameMeanings.com. Whitney Houston was idealized by so many for her incredible talent. Then she became a drug addict and we still loved her. Why? What is it about Whitney that drew us to her and mesmerized us?
Family was the most important thing in Whitney's life per her first vowel in her first name. She blamed all of her mishaps on family and simultaneously gave kudos to her family for the good that happened. Family consumed her time and attention. Then the letter next to her family letter states that she took this to the extreme. On the other side is the letter that states she goes with the flow around family. Putting it all together the 'HIT combination says that she would do anything to please family. On the one hand, if family is positive around her, as it was when she was a child, she would be positive. On the other hand, when family is negative or toxic, she too would become the same, as when she was with Bobby Brown.
What can we learn from Whitney's connection to her family? All people with the first vowel of 'I' find their time consumed by family. The trick is to keep our boundaries and remain who we are versus having family overly influence us. Anything that has a 'T' next to it takes the letters next to the 'T' to the extreme. So, the 'IT' combination takes family issues to the extreme. Then when we put 'H' in front of the 'IT' it means that we would do anything for family, we'd do whatever it takes to keep the peace.
These letters together in the last name do not translate the same as when they show up together in the first name. In the last name the 'HIT' means that the people around you will work for you and do their best to please you. You've got support from unexpected people.
So, why, with her drug problems, did the public still adore her? Whitney has the chameleon letters in her name which indicates that she is easy to like and can get along with anyone if she desires. She also has the rescue letters which mean that she loves to rescue others. In exchange we love to rescue her. All people love to rescue the underdog and Whitney has those letters that say she is the underdog with a big heart. Thus, not only do we all wish to help her, but we wish to promote her and see her succeed.


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Monday, March 07
Target Center
Attendance: 13,288
Minneapolis, MN (Sports Network) - Dirk Nowitzki led all scorers with 25 points and Jason Kidd ended with 13 points and nine assists, as the Dallas Mavericks outlasted the Minnesota Timberwolves, 108-105, at Target Center.
Brian Cardinal came off the bench to hit 4-of-8 from three-point range and supply 12 points, while Jason Terry contributed 11 points in a reserve role for the Mavericks, who regrouped after having their eight-game winning streak snapped by Memphis on Sunday. Dallas, which has been one of the hottest teams in the NBA, has won 19 of its last 21 overall.
"Without Cardinal I don't think we would have won the game," Mavericks head coach Rick Carlisle said.
Kevin Love posted his 51st consecutive double-double, finishing with 23 points and 17 rebounds for Minnesota to tie Hall of Famer Moses Malone for the league's post-merger record. Malone recorded 51 straight double-doubles from December 29, 1978 to October 12, 1979 when he was with Houston. Love will go for the record on Wednesday night when the Timberwolves host Indiana.
"To have the crowd on their feet, such a great ovation. It's one of those moments you pinch yourself to see if it's real," Love said about the fans' reaction to tying the record. "It was a great moment for me. I wish we would have won."
Michael Beasley chipped in 20 points and nine rebounds for Minnesota, which has dropped three in a row and 11 of 13.
The Timberwolves were up 80-73 after three quarters, but Dallas scored the first eight points of the fourth to quickly even things and the game stayed tight throughout the period.
Beasley's two free throws with 2:15 left gave Minnesota a brief 97-96 edge before Nowitzki responded with two makes of his own to put his squad ahead by a point with 2:02 remaining and Dallas started to pull away from there.
After a Nikola Pekovic turnover, Terry hit from long distance with 1:37 to play, giving the Mavs a 101-97 lead.
Dallas was near perfect from the foul line, making 7-of-8 down the stretch, the latter two makes by Nowitzki that gave the visitors a 108-102 advantage with 1.5 seconds on the clock.
Wayne Ellington's half-court heave at the buzzer accounted for the 108-105 final score.
Minnesota dictated the pace in the opening quarter and led 30-22 after 12 minutes.
Anthony Tolliver's three-point play with 8:22 before the break stretched the Timberwolves' advantage to 11, 37-26, and they held a slim 50-48 edge heading into the locker room.
In a back-and-forth third, Dallas was ahead 70-65 after a Shawn Marion dunk with 4:49 left, but Minnesota answered by scoring 15 straight. Love started the run with a pair of free throws and Jonny Flynn finished it off with a three-pointer with 18.7 seconds left.
Nowitzki hit from beyond the arc in the closing seconds, but Minnesota was still ahead, 80-73, after three.
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[26.05.2010] IPEX 2010 exceeds Renz expectations!
IPEX 2010 exceeds Renz expectations hitting £1m in punching and binding system sales
Leading punching and loose leaf binding manufacturer Renz, has said its post IPEX 2010 sales are set to approach £1 million after its highly successful launch of two new binding systems at this years exhibition.
The new Renz machines creating this buzz at IPEX were:
The revolutionary Autopunch 360-120 Block to Block - A floor-standing high speed punching machine allowing for fully automated punching of book blocks and less manual product handling.
The DBW 360/ KL 500 – An automatic cover turner linked to the already popular high-speed binding lines, the AB 500 HS and ABL 500. Its unique automatic feature of flipping the back cover over after the binding process is complete and spinning every second book 180 degrees for easy stacking and packaging means minimal manual product handling; something which many of our customers are excited about. These new introductions to the already successful Renz portfolio are aimed at addressing new pressures on printers, such as the print-on-demand market and calls for increased automation or inline systems and further demonstrate Renz's ability to continually adapt to market demands.
A major highlight for Renz was selling one high speed Autopunch (AP 360) per day at the show. Dermot Callaghan – Renz UK Bindery Products Sales Manager said "This machine, a leader in its field, reduces punching bottle necks. With just one operator needed it is capable of comfortably punching in excess of 60,000 sheets per hour".
Daniel Pooley – Renz UK Sales & Marketing Manager said of IPEX 2010 "This has been like no other recent show we have been part of; with customers having new found confidence to invest. In past years customers have been more reluctant to spend, preferring to wait for new products rather than investing heavily in technology already on the market. We feel that with the launch of our new range, together with renewed confidence in the market our customers are more than willing to begin investing again".
Iain Bullock, Renz UK Managing Director, said "IPEX 2010 has exceeded all of our expectations. It has lived up to its reputation of being a selling show, with Renz taking £100k worth of new orders in the first three days alone. There was a hugely positive air throughout and less negativity and cautiousness than we have experienced from customers in recent years".
Renz were also ecstatic about the number of demonstrations and sales of their hugely successful bench top semi automatic punching machine (DTP 340 A) and semi automatic binding machines (ECL 360 / WP 300). These machines were designed to specifically bridge the gap between full automation and traditional foot pedal punching and binding systems and it is testament to Renz's innovation that even with the introduction of newer, more automated machines, these machines still remain hugely popular with customers.
Daniel Pooley added "An investment of only £10.5k gives customers the ability to test the market or take on larger run lengths, before making a bigger investment into fully automated systems."
IPEX 2010 demonstrates that the motto "Innovate through Technology" is engrained in the fibres of Renz. From adaptable, high speed machines to zero waste and biodegradable consumables, Renz keep pushing the boundaries, to ensure they remain leaders in their field.
RENZ exhibited in hall 20 stand C-669.
RENZ hall plan as PDF for download
[20.04.2010] Novelties on IPEX
Renz has addressed new pressures in the finishing sector from the print-on-demand market with faster, more automated equipment. These new machines are designed to meet the needs of clients who use both professional and desktop solutions for small / medium and large print runs.
New DSP 360 FA
Fully automatic modular desktop high speed punch a worlds first with an output of up to 40,000 punched sheets per hour. Ability to handle mixed stock including tabs, polyprop covers etc. Modular die insertion allows any loose leaf punch pattern to be punched. This machine bridges the gap between fully automated floor standing systems and heavy duty bench top punches.
New AP 360 Block to Block
High speed floor standing auto punching system, where book blocks are dropped on to the infeed (conveyor), punched and re collated ready for binding. Allows for less product handling and full automation of punching and binding a worlds first. This system can be linked to an automatic binding line i.e. Renz ABL 500
New DBW / KL 500
New automatic cover turner linked to the AB 500 HS / ABL 500, this device automatically flips the back cover after the binding process and also spins every second book 180 degrees for easy stacking. It can also be linked to shrink wrap tunnels or other boxing equipment. Great time saver aimed at high volume or fast production environments.
Daniel Pooley - Sales & Marketing Manager comments 'Renz are proud to be leading the way in binding innovations with continual improvements to their binding technologies demonstrating their ability to react to customer demands'.
Iain Bullock Renz Managing Director comments 'IPEX this time round is one of the most important UK shows in the last twenty years, both in terms of the "digital and associated technologies race" but also (and even more importantly) in terms of deciding future business strategy.'
Show highlights, what Renz will be producing:
Using the latest Renz punching and binding machines we will be producing wire bound books, tent cards and calendars in both short and long run work demonstrating the key features of our product range for the digital printer, printer, print finisher, professional bindery, inplant, copy shop and bind on demand market.
Why in-house punching & binding makes sense?
- Gives printer full control of end to end process allowing them to better service customer requirements.
- Allows full control over price and delivery of each job with no outsourcing costs.
- Guarantees the quality of work.
From humble beginnings starting life as a blacksmith shop in Stuttgart, Germany back in 1908, the Renz group has now grown considerably; expanding internationally with subsidiaries in 12 countries worldwide. Renz are now one of the world's largest providers of punching & binding systems and continually striving to produce innovative solutions. Renz boasts the biggest range of punching and binding options and will be pleased to demonstrate them to you.
Wire Comb Binding
Spiral Binding
Plastic Comb Binding
Punching & Perforating
Laminating Systems
For further information / high resolution pictures, please contact me or come and visit me on the stand in Hall 20 Stand C 669 Daniel Pooley mobile 07834 193615 email. firstname.lastname@example.com
[06.04.2010] Marketing Director retires
Having accumulated 26 years of experience, Bruno Staib - Marketing Director for Chr. Renz GmbH in Heubach, Southern Germany - will retire as of 1st April 2010.
In Mr. Staib, RENZ will lose one of the original cornerstones of the company. The work that he has done during his 26 years has significantly helped to shape the company.
In 1982 he first worked for several months in the field for the former chief agency of RENZ in Colombia. As from 1983 he supported the field service of RENZ Germany. In 1986 he took on the position of Domestic Sales Manager. However, increasingly his time was occupied coordinating marketing activities like merchandising, advertising and exhibition preparation. As a result of this Mr. Staib, who is now 63 years old, was given the position of Marketing Director in November 1989.
In this position he has become known to many people in the paper, office and graphic industry as a "wily fair fox" and has been ever present at all RENZ exhibitions for many, many years.
Over the last few years he has led a particularly successful rework of the RENZ Corporate Design as well as overseeing the recent website relaunch.
Mr. Staib will be sorely missed by all of his colleagues at RENZ and by the many industry friends that he has made over the years.
His duties and responsibilities will be redistributed internally.
[08.07.2010] Successful trade show appearance at ExpoPrint in São Paulo
From 23rd to 29th June 2010 Renz do Brasil, a subsidiary of Chr. Renz GmbH, participated at the fair ExpoPrint in São Paulo, Brazil.
This exhibition is the greatest trade fair of the printing industry in South America.
RENZ could not only welcome lots of Brazilian visitors but also qualified decision-makers from all over South and Central America.
An important point were punching and binding machines for paper processing in the digital printing sector: The Mobi 500, a semi automatic wire comb binding machine, and the Autopunch 360, an automatic high-performance punching machine were of particular interest.
Furthermore the Autobind 500 HS had its world premiere in South America. This semi automatic binding machine shows an increase in performance of up to 30 percent compared to the conventional Autbind 500, due to its automatic product ejection.
Paper converting with plastic spirals was a further focus at the RENZ booth. For the first time a former with feeding unit was presented. This system is a semi automatic high-performance plastic spiral winding machine.
The market for this binding technique becomes more and more important in South America. With the former paper processors have the opportunity for the first time to improve from manual to semi automatic production.
Also for the first time at a Brazilian fair visitors of the RENZ booth could have a look at the new HT pouch laminators of the product category "office line". These products were also very well received which was reflected in numerous fair orders.
Mario Hinrichsen, managing director of Renz do Brasil, summarizes positively: "ExpoPrint 2010 showed the general euphoric atmosphere that is currently noticeable in the Brazilian and South American market. Since the foundation eight years before Renz do Brasil has been ingrained deeply in the market and has become a reliable partner for the graphic printing industry."
[14.02.2011] New International Marketing Manager at RENZ
We are delighted to announce that Daniel Pooley has recently been promoted to International Marketing Manager for Renz GmbH. Daniel has worked for Renz UK for eleven years, most recently in the capacity of Sales & Marketing Manager. In his new international role Daniel will report to Michael Schubert Chief Sales & Marketing Officer (CSO), Renz Group and will be based between the UK & Germany.
In his new role Daniel will be responsible for the development and implementation of the global international marketing strategy for the entire Renz group.
"Since Daniel joined Renz 11 years ago, I have watched him develop and grow to become an effective Sales and Marketing Manager, highly valued within the Renz group" commented Iain Bullock, Managing Director, Renz UK. "When we were discussing the appointment of a new head of International Marketing for the group, I had no hesitation in fully supporting the decision to promote Daniel from within the group. Having already proven himself in this area through development and implementation of successful marketing campaigns for the UK; Daniel has helped to build Renz UK into a recognised industry leader in the loose-leaf punching and binding field."
"It is great to be able to draw on such international expertise from within the group," commented Michael Schubert CSO, Renz Group. "What Daniel has achieved; especially in the "Office-field" is exceptional and although it will be hard to find someone of his calibre to replace him within Renz UK, I am confident that he relishes the challenge of recruiting and training his successor. Knowing Daniel, I wouldn't expect anything less. Daniel is a huge asset to the company and is already very well respected by his peers. His accomplishments, creativity, energy and passion for the industry speak for themselves and make him the perfect candidate for this role. I look forward to working with Daniel more closely and see 2011 as an exciting time for the company with new machine developments which I anticipate will help to further strengthen our global market position."
[02.03.2011] Obituary
On 11th February 2011, our esteemed employee and colleague Ad Kers sadly passed away. At only 57 years old he lost his battle against a serious disease.
Mr. Kers started as our Sales Manager for the Netherlands in 2001. His expertise contributed to building up RENZ in the Netherlands. He was also co-organizer of the annual Grafische Vakbeurs in Gorinchem. We owe Mr. Kers very much. His death is a grievous loss to us all. We express our deepest sympathy to the family of Ad Kers. We will retain fond memories of him.
[20.04.2011] New area sales manager in the Netherlands
[01.06.2012] Drupa 2012 exceeds Renz expectations
Leading punching and loose leaf binding manufacturer Renz, has said its post drupa 2012 order intake is 50% up on the previous drupa 2008. Helped by the highly successful launch of two new punching and binding systems at this year's exhibition, the new Renz machines creating this buzz at drupa were the Inline 360 and P 360 A:
[23.11.2012] Management change at Chr. RENZ GmbH
After 34 years there has been a change in the top management at RENZ in Heubach.
RENZ is one of the leading producers and distributers of binding and laminating systems. The RENZ group is internationally represented with nine subsidiaries and employees over 350 people worldwide.
The owner Peter Renz (67) resigned from his position as CEO, due to his age. He now has a role on the recently initiated advisory board of Chr. RENZ GmbH. Peter Renz developed this business into a worldwide leading company that now has a legacy of over a 100 years.
Michael Schubert (41) has been appointed new managing partner of the RENZ Group. He joined RENZ in 2006 as International Sales Manager. Before that he had different jobs in the capital goods industry and worked for 12 years in the United States and Brazil.
[06.06.2013] Initiative "Proud to be made in Germany" at Paperworld 2013
Six medium-sized family enterprises consciously say "YES" to "Made in Germany". This year all members presented innovative quality products at Paperworld 2013. All six companies were very satisfied with the show and its results.
The initivative was introduced at the Paperworld Forum. Michael Schubert, managing Partner of the RENZ Group (forth from left) with the entry-level machine RENZ private eco.
[16.05.2014] The Renz group from Heubach has new direction
Renz is more than 100 year old, medium-sized family firm with approximately 300 employees, including 160 at its headquarters in Heubach. The firm specialises in the manufacturing of punching, binding and laminating systems and binding supplies for a wide range of applications from the office to the paper processing industry.
Managing Director Michael Schubert: "I am delighted that we have found a group of experienced and active investors, with which a successful and sustainable development program is now possible for the group. The significant strength of equity is the basis for the restructuring of the company and opens up further growth potential for the Renz Group ."
The outgoing majority shareholder of Renz GmbH, Peter Renz, had retired in 2012 from the operating business and remains in the group as a consultant and an advisory board member. "The investor participation begins a new era for the Renz company and also opens up significant growth opportunities that were unreachable for us to date. I am glad that I was able to lay those foundations for the further successful development of my life's work, "commented Peter Renz.
The new shareholders of the Renz group specialize in long-term and active investments in medium-sized companies. The speciality is in particular the background of extensive management experience even where difficult corporate situations were managed and sustainable growth was generated.
CEO Georg Saint- Denis brings with him a long standing leadership position from the automotive supply industry with wide experience and modern management tools. "Renz is traditional but innovative company with an international focus offering the opportunity to implement our growth and value enhancement strategy. The aim of developing Renz to becoming the sustained market leader in its sector and industry" said Saint- Denis. "I have been very well received here by the staff and feel right from the beginning the great support and trust from all team members" Saint- Denis describes as his first impressions.
Michael Schubert
Chr. Renz GmbH
Rechbergstr. 44, 73540 Heubach
Tel.: +49 7173 / 18637
Michael Schubert
RENZ Deutschland Chr. Renz GmbH
Rechbergstraße 44 Heubach 73540 firstname.lastname@example.com +49 (0)7173 186 0
Georg Saint-Denis
RENZ Deutschland Chr. Renz GmbH
Rechbergstraße 44 Heubach 73540 firstname.lastname@example.com +49 (0)7173 186 0
Helmut Achauer
RENZ Deutschland Chr. Renz GmbH
Rechbergstraße 44 Heubach 73540 email@example.com +49 (0)7173 186 24
Olaf Gerber
RENZ Deutschland Chr. Renz GmbH
Rechbergstraße 44 Heubach 73540 email@example.com +49 (0)7173 186 35
Manfred Vogler
RENZ Deutschland Chr. Renz GmbH
Rechbergstraße 44 Heubach 73540 firstname.lastname@example.com +49 (0)7173 186 42
Thomas Alter
RENZ Deutschland Chr. Renz GmbH
Rechbergstraße 44 Heubach 73540 firstname.lastname@example.com +49 (0)7173 186 47
Thomas Reinhard
RENZ Deutschland Chr. Renz GmbH
Rechbergstraße 44 Heubach 73540 firstname.lastname@example.com +49 (0)7173 186 52
Tatjana Hasert
RENZ Deutschland Chr. Renz GmbH
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Daniel Pooley
RENZ Deutschland Chr. Renz GmbH
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Werner Schmidt
RENZ Deutschland Chr. Renz GmbH
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Ulrich Beck
RENZ Deutschland Chr. Renz GmbH
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Iain Bullock
RENZ UK Ltd. Hatfield Park Estate
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Dermot Callaghan
RENZ UK Ltd. Hatfield Park Estate
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Lee Sherburn
RENZ UK Ltd. Hatfield Park Estate
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Paul Cohen
RENZ Australia Pty. Ltd. Unit H, 10-16 South St.,
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RENZ Australia Pty. Ltd. Unit H, 10-16 South St.,
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Accidental Fandom: These Pieces Give a Chic Nod To the Patriots and Seahawks
6 Dip Recipes That Up Your Super Bowl Entertaining Game
Gluten-Free Noodle Soup Recipes For Chilly Winter Nights
We'd never suggest you give up pumpkin pie (it's delicious and typically the lightest of pies, after all!), but why not try a new spin on the beloved autumnal gourd? Atop these savory gourmet pizzas, this vitamin A-rich fruit is so good, you'll wish your farmers' market carried it year-round.
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Lynne Connolly sent me the links to these videos, which are both terribly funny and cute, and hugely touching. Footballer Vinne Jones did a video explaining hands-only CPR for the British Heart Foundation. Those videos, according to the BHF, have saved the lives of over 20 people. Four have appeared in videos telling their story.
Grab your tissues, and get ready for the videos of those who had heart attacks and survived, because they'd been "Vinnied."
I hope your weekend is full of all your best mates, Bee Gees, and absolutely no need for CPR.


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I have several AR-15 and AR-10 style rifles with scopes. Maybe I am built weird, but by the time I get the scope set for eye relief, the scope is back far enough it covers the charging handle. This makes it hard for me to get my fingers under the scope and over the handle to charge the rifle.
I know for a fact I am not the only person out there with a scope on my ARs, so what do the rest of you do? Is there a different type of charging handle I am not familiar with?
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Featuring a lot of portentous Illuminati imagery, the same thoroughly unsettling eyes-as-teeth motif that was featured on the track's single artwork and a truckload of owls (do owls come in a truck?), the Jam Sutton-directed clip has a loose narrative involving a brutal police regime hunting Banks down through some kind of apocalyptic cityscape, but mostly it's about Banks vibing and raging. The good news is that she does both quite well, and just as a watchable thing, "Yung Rapunxel" is as arresting as any video this year, a monstrous wormhole of weird shit.
The ultimate effect, though, is a purely aesthetic one, more than the video actually imparts any meaning: If there's something she's trying to say, rather than just an advertisement of her own darkness, it doesn't come through. Maybe it doesn't have to, or maybe that's the point. If she's trolling us, she's not doing a bad job.
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