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Compared to the other WnW color icon eyeshadows, the pigmentation isn't totally there. It still is a beautiful blue shade, but doesn't quite give you what you expect from the pan. Unless you want a sheer blue color, it isn't even worth keeping around for the dollar I paid.
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WOW more than I expected. This is a satiny, not shimmery finish and the color morphs into such beautiful things depending what is on top of, from a not quite navy to a greyed, purpled blue. Blends beautifully! Stays on top of eyeliner beautifully This and brule are my first e/s from this line and will certainly not be my last. Thank you MUA for your input on these inexpensive gems!
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Wanted to have a obvious blue color that can pop out under my glasses. This one is.
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Like most people. I love this blue. It is very pigmented, and its very cheap :). I do suggest this product.
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WnW eye shadow singles don't have a lot of colors that catch my attention. But this one was a deep, bright looking blue, I had to try it!
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Maitres du Temps is a super-brand that we have a lot of love for. When they released their first piece, the Chapter One, we went ahead and called it a work of haute mechanical art. It is a stunning piece of engineering, featuring a manual-wind mechanical movement, a one-minute tourbillon, mono-pusher chronograph, retrograde date indicator, retrograde GMT indicator, day of the week indication on roller, and patented precise moon phase indication on a roller. The watch is made of almost 700 unique parts; 558 of them are compiled to make the movement (which also features an astounding 58 jewels). If you would like to hear more about the design and production of the Chapter One, check out this video.
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Germany is a perfect country to visit on your next vacation, because it has so many wonderful cities that offer the tourist innumerable places to visit and more to do than you could get done on one short vacation. One of the largest and nicest of all the cities in Germany is Berlin. Berlin is filled with places to learn all about the history of Germany and the city of Berlin itself. One of best places to visit while on a trip to or even just through the great city is the Glienicke Bridge.
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Over the last several years Lezlie Harrison's burnished, soulful alto and striking beauty and distinctive blend of jazz, classic 70's soul, and original music has become a fixture on the New York jazz scene.
Often heard around New York City in venues like Sweet Rhythm, the Zinc Bar, and the St. Nick's Pub, Harrison also plays frequently at the Jazz Gallery with her own group and with Roy Hargrove --- All About Jazz voted one such engagement with Hargrove "Best Performance" of 2006. Luminaries like Dr. Lonnie Smith and Grady Tate have brought her funky, sultry presence to their bandstands. Harrison performs at The Sugar Bar on the Upper West Side and emcees the "Sunday Evening Jazz Jam" at Frank's Lounge in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. She was a featured vocalist at the 2007 Charlie Parker Jazz festival, opening for Abbey Lincoln at Marcus Garvey Park in Harlem. International engagements include extended gigs in Paris, Istanbul and Bodrum on the Turkish Riviera.
Harrison has excelled in other areas of creative performance. These include early theatrical experiences with the NEC and success as an on-air radio personality, first with a weekly jazz program at WBGO, and more recently hosting the blues channel on Sirius Satellite radio. Harrison is a co-founder of The Jazz Gallery.
Harrison is currently at work on her debut CD featuring her band, Saul Rubin on guitar, Greg Lewis on B3 organ and keyboards and Alfredo Alias on drums, with a guest appearance by trumpeter Roy Hargrove. On it, Lezlie draws upon the deepest foundations of her musical orientation: the soul music that surrounded her during formative years in Harlem, the gospel music she sang as a child in her grandfather's Methodist church in North Carolina. Drawn to male vocalists Marvin Gaye, Bill Withers, Sly Stone, and Johnny Hartman, Harrison's trademark has been to update classic 70's soul repertoire with a modern outlook. She calls them "the soul standards that shaped my life."
After recently seeing Harrison sing, actor Kevin Bacon described her as "a very endearing performer." She moves from a deeply felt blues to a swinging jazz tune, then takes it home with a soulful ballad that brings tears to your eyes. And you the audience are right there with her.
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Johannah Sherrer Memorial Lecture
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Topics: Books, Collections, Libraries - Buildings and Space, Libraries - Values and Services
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Roger C. Schonfeld presents "Forward Thinking: Aligning Library Services with Faculty Needs"
Over the past decade, many groups of faculty members have seen their demands for and use of academic library services change significantly. The availability of digital collections has had a transformative effect on use, while evolving faculty research methods and pedagogies are introducing new demands. Is there a clear vision for the future needs of faculty members or future services of the campus library? And to what extent are library leaders and faculty members aligned in their understanding of these visions?
This talk will incorporate research findings on changing attitudes and usage patterns of faculty members broadly, in comparison with the attitudes and practices of librarians, bolstered by a more detailed focus on practices in the field of history. This data will serve as the basis for an examination of faculty needs, including library collections, uses for library spaces, and the provision of new library services. Ultimately, this talk with consider whether libraries can develop long term strategies for changing their offerings to meet the future needs of faculty members, or whether they must focus on the here and now to manage change more responsively.
Following the talk a panel of faculty members will respond.
Presented by: Roger C. Schonfeld
Roger leads the research group at Ithaka, where he analyzes the impacts that new technologies are having on higher education to help the community respond strategically. His recent work has focused on the transition to an electronic-only environment for scholarly resources, faculty attitudes and research patterns in this emerging environment, university strategy for knowledge dissemination online, and the history and future of preservation and book survivability. Roger currently serves on the NSF Blue Ribbon Task Force on Sustainable Digital Preservation and Access.
Previously, Roger was a research associate at The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. While there, he wrote JSTOR: A History (Princeton University Press, 2003), which examines business models for the shift to an online environment for scholarly texts by focusing on how JSTOR developed into a self-sustaining not-for-profit organization.
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According to the report, an officer was patrolling in the 200 block of North WS Young, at approximately 10:30am, when he located a white Hyundai Azera that had been reported stolen earlier in the day. The Azera was traveling northbound, with two males inside. When the officer attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver refused, and a pursuit ensued. The pursuit continued through the housing area, north of Rancier Avenue, continuing onto Cole Avenue, where the suspect ran into a patrol unit, injuring the officer at Duncan and Cole. The driver continued to flee when the vehicle wrecked, in the 1500 block of Duncan. The driver then continued to flee on foot and was apprehended in the 1600 block of Duncan. The two males, a 19-year-old and a 32-year-old, were taken into custody and transported to the Killeen City Jail. Their names have been withheld pending formal charges returned from the Bell County District Attorney's Office.
The injured officer was transported to Metroplex Hospital with a head injury and subsequently transferred to Scott and White Memorial Hospital where he remains in stable condition.
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DENMARK has turned out two of the world's most-read authors, Hans Christian Andersen, whose fairy tales included "The Little Mermaid" and "The Ugly Duckling," and Karen Blixen, who wrote "Out Of Africa," "Seven Gothic Tales," and other books under the pen name Isak Dinesen. The Danes have been apologizing for them ever since.
Although the Danish Tourist Board for years used the slogan, "We invented once upon a time," and promoted the Academy Awards successes of the film versions of Blixen's "Out of Africa" and "Babette's Feast," whenever the names Andersen and Blixen come up, Danes quickly trot out the excuses.
Lise Bostrup, the head of the Danish Literature Information Center, admits she is "wary" of using Andersen to promote contemporary Danish writing abroad because "he tends to give the wrong impression of Denmark."
Using the romantic fairy-tale writer to promote modern avante-garde works "underestimates the readers," she says.
Blixen, writes biographer Judith Thurman, felt like "an outsider in the Danish literary milieu, disliked and misunderstood." She is not represented in the anthology, "Denmark's Best Stories (An Introduction to Danish Fiction)." Like Andersen, Blixen was a voice outside the mainstream.
Although many Danes are uneasy about exalting the Blixen-Andersen duo, they never tried to silence their voices. I'm grateful for that. Like millions of Americans, I grew up reading Hans Christian Andersen. I knew him and Karen Blixen years before embarking on the first of dozens of trips to Denmark, a country I have grown to love. But it's not the pastoral landscape or the pleasures of Copenhagen that draw me back time and again; it's my fascination with the Danish character that I first glimpsed in tal es like "The Ugly Duckling" and "Copenhagen Season."
"We are just a little nation," countless Danes have told me. And despite this humility, they strive to preserve their uniqueness - as evidenced by the massive resistance movement during the Nazi occupation, and more recently by their vote rejecting the Maastricht Treaty and further absorption into the European Community.
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PUBLISHED: 16 Aug 2012 10:45:00 | UPDATED: 17 Aug 2012 03:05:46PUBLISHED: 17 Aug 2012 PRINT EDITION: 16 Aug 2012Australia has lost more than 100,000 manufacturing jobs since the start of the global financial crisis, and the government expects another 85,600 workers may be lost in the net five years.
Jacob Greber, James Massola and Peter Roberts
The Gillard government's manufacturing taskforce today has called for a lower tax burden on business and for a "leadership" group to continue talks about finding potential solutions.
The report was later criticised as proposing insufficient for problems crippling the sector, such as the cost of doing business, the high dollar and workplace relations.
In the report released yesterday, union and manufacturing chiefs make 41 recommendations, ranging from industry assistance to more spending on infrastructure. The tax issue is already being examined by a separate government working group.
Members of the taskforce, who include ACTU secretary David Oliver, Australian Workers' Union secretary Paul Howes and executives from companies such as Boeing, Holden and OneSteel, began meeting in November amid job cuts linked to a high dollar.
Their report came as Reserve Bank of Australia senior official Guy Debelle suggested the dollar was not necessarily overvalued compared with other times, such as the 1970s, and criticised the media's focus on job cuts in weak sectors at a time when employment was rising elsewhere.
Australia has lost more than 100,000 manufacturing jobs since the start of the global financial crisis and the government expects another 85,600 jobs may go before 2017.
The report, Smarter Manufacturing for a Smarter Australia, says manufacturing, which contributes 8 per cent to gross domestic product and 29 per cent of Australia's exports, has come under pressure from the high dollar, slow productivity growth for a decade, rising labour costs and increased burden from inefficient taxes and regulation.
Elizabeth Bryan, chairwoman at Caltex, which announced last month it was shutting down its unprofitable refinery in Sydney at the expense of 630 jobs, said yesterday the process of structural change in the economy still had a long way to play out.
Saul Eslake, an Australia-based economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, commented: "There's been a lot of pressure on the government – and there would be a lot of pressure on the alternative government – to appear to be doing something to support industries feeling the chill winds of structural change.
"Rather than giving in to their specific demand, by appearing to do something and coming up with a report that doesn't do a lot of harm, is probably the least-worst outcome you can hope for."
The government has offered in-principle support for most recommendations – though it ruled out the calls to investigate the need for a sovereign wealth fund and create a reserve of natural gas.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard backed "good blue-collar jobs", adding "I want to make sure we are working with our manufacturing industries today, during the days of the resources boom, and that we still have a strong manufacturing sector in the future, in the days that lie beyond the resources boom".
Australian Industry Group chief executive and taskforce member Innes Willox said the report marked the start of a necessary conversation between government, industry and unions about policies for "a re-industrialisation of Australia with a clear focus on advanced manufacturing".
Among other recommendations are more and accelerated investment in infrastructure projects and public-private partnerships, stimulation of residential and commercial building, expansion of "buy Australian" initiatives, more local participation in supply contracts, a new anti-dumping authority, a new approach to trade talks, displaced worker programs including training allowances, relocation support and early retirement.
The report also urges the same standards for domestic and foreign products, reform to lower energy prices, and a government-hosted annual economic dialogue. Also among recommendations are warnings about possible unintended consequences from changes to tax arrangements for research and development, and impacts of the carbon tax.
However, opposition industry, innovation and science spokeswoman Sophie Mirabella slammed the process as an example of the government outsourcing policymaking.
"I don't have any confidence there will be any decisive action from the government coming out of this report," she said.
"Manufacturing can and should continue to play a key role in the development of the Australian economy and its ongoing strength, diversity and resilience," members of the taskforce say in the report.
The report says the sector has faced additional pressures from the lack of business and consumer confidence since the financial crisis, as well as low levels of residential, commercial construction and tourism.
It says Australia may become overly reliant on the mining boom if manufacturing continues to decline, shedding skills and expertise that may not be replaceable.
Mr Oliver said "we can't purely just rely on the mining boom because the mining boom will eventually bust and we need to ensure that we have a robust economy''.
He also hit out at suggestions the report was likely to offer a "magic wand solution or a silver bullet" to the industry's woes, saying it be regarded as a road map.
Manufacturing taskforce member Phillip Butler, chief executive of textile maker Textor Technologies, said, "We all know what we have to do. It is about how do we dramatically increase our productivity, how do we utilise technology and how do we make the most of markets in Asia."
He said that while the taskforce report would be a challenge to government, the most important response would be from industry.
Taskforce member Professor Roy Green, dean of business at University of Technology, Sydney, urged the government to adopt recommendations to establish innovation hubs to boost collaboration between companies and public-sector researchers. These should be modelled on Germany's Fraunhofer institutes and were an evolution of the role of CSIRO.
"Obviously we have the CSIRO, which is a Fraunhofer in a sense," Professor Green said. "But they don't do everything Fraunhofer does. So how do we move [the CSIRO] in that direction?"
The government allocated $30 million for something similar in concept, a manufacturing technology innovation centre, in the 2012 budget.
Former Liberal Party leader and economist John Hewson said the report was a "cosmetic exercise to make people feel better". Stephen Kirchner, a researcher at the Centre for Independent Studies, said: "The report has washed its hands of anything that might cause the government embarrassment in terms of its current policies."
"The whole rational for the review and the way it was set up was that they had an advisory body in the from of the productivity commission telling them one thing – and because they don't like what it's saying, they've set up something else."
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Eighteen staff members were honored May 4 with Quality Service Awards.
The awards, established in 1990, recognize those who provide excellent customer service in the performance of their jobs.
"Texas Tech prides itself on being a friendly place," said President Guy Bailey. "These men and women are true examples of what we mean by quality service. They, and their colleagues across the campus, are the backbone of our university. I am delighted we could recognize a few of our superb staff members for their work over the past year."
One staff member received the Chancellor's Award for Excellence and a $1,500 check. Seventeen individuals received the President's Quality Service Award and a $500 check. Winners were nominated for the awards and selected by a committee. Nominees are judged on a number of criteria based on outstanding customer service.
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Roundtable discussion at Ohio State Lima sheds light on college preparedness
Ohio State Lima partners with Ohio Department of Education, Ohio Board of Regents as part of State of the State tour
The Ohio State University at Lima is partnering with the Ohio Department of Education (ODE) and the Ohio Board of Regents (OBR) to host a roundtable discussion highlighting Ohio State Lima's DREAM (Dare to Reach Excellence, Achievement and Meaning) program and college preparedness efforts at 3 p.m., Tues., Feb. 19, 2013, in the Visitor and Student Services Center at Ohio State Lima.
ODE Acting State Superintendent Michael Sawyers and OBR Interim Chancellor Stephanie Davidson will moderate the event, which precedes the Governor's State of the State address in Lima that evening. The discussion will focus on improving college attendance and completion, an initiative of ODE and OBR. Ohio State Lima's DREAM program demonstrates how this statewide initiative is working on the local level.
The DREAM program has helped dozens of at-risk Allen County high school students realize the dream of a college education since 2007. Each year, Ohio State Lima works with these students and their parents to explore opportunities in higher education and to complete their admissions and financial aid applications. After successfully completing a series of these preparatory sessions, each student receives a $1,500 scholarship, renewable for four years at Ohio State Lima.
Current DREAM participants and their parents, past DREAM graduates who are attending Ohio State Lima and the Ohio State Lima DREAM program coordinator will engage in conversation with Superintendent Sawyers and Chancellor Davidson during the roundtable discussion to talk about their experiences in the college admissions process and provide feedback regarding best practices for helping other students pursue post-secondary opportunities.
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Rowdies Forward Georgi Hristov Named NASL Player of Week-1
It looks like forward Georgi Hristov spent his time very wisely during the World Cup break. That showed clearly on Saturday night during the opening of the North American Soccer League 2014 Fall Season when Hristov scored twice - including the game-winner in stoppage time - to lead the Tampa Bay Rowdies to a 3-2 come-from-behind victory over visiting Atlanta Silverbacks . Hristov's performance earned him the NASL Player of the Week for Week 1 of the Fall Season.
"It's always good to be named Player of the Week," said the Bulgarian native Hristov. "Thank you to my teammates for helping me. It sounds like a cliché, but it's true: you can't win an award like this without your teammates.
"All I want to do is help the team by scoring goals and I'm happy I got to do that. Also, thank you to the NASL for selecting me."
Trailing 2-1 with 24 minutes remaining, last year's NASL Golden Ball winner Hristov scored off a rebound from midfielder Shane Hill's header that Atlanta's goalkeeper Derby Carrillo could not handle to tie the match for Tampa Bay.
Bringing the Rowdies all the way back, Hristov added his fourth goal of year when he headed home the game-winner off a corner kick by substitute midfielder Evans Frimpong two minutes into stoppage time.
Ricky Hill was excited for Hristov's NASL honor: "It's great news for Georgi. I hope it will give him added confidence and kick him on for the remainder of the Fall Season. I'm delighted he got a couple of goals, but his work rate in the second half was what we expect from him. The harder he works, the better he'll be because he's a very talented player."
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Department of Revenue Moves Taxpayer Service Office in Scranton
Harrisburg – The Department of Revenue is relocating its Scranton district office, a move that will help generate nearly $414,000 in annual savings as several state agencies consolidate, adopt more modern floor plans and vacate unneeded space.
Revenue's existing district office located at 101 Penn Ave., Scranton, will close permanently at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 31. Taxpayer service functions in the area will resume Monday, Jan. 6, at the Bank Towers Building, 207 Wyoming Ave., Suite 207.
Taxpayers are encouraged to visit the Department of Revenue's website for information and tax filing resources at www.revenue.state.pa.us. Through the website, taxpayers can file returns, make payments, check the status of returns and refunds, update information, pay taxes by credit/debit card, access online customer service, review answers to commonly asked questions and download tax forms.
For a listing of all Revenue district offices, visit www.revenue.state.pa.us.
Media contact: Maia Warren, 717-787-6960
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American forces seventy-one. February 6, 1815 - The first American railroad charter is granted by the state of New Jersey to John Stephens. August 6, 1815 - Piracy on the high seas by Algiers, Tunis, and Tripoli is effectively ended by a flotilla from the United States. November 12, 1815 - American women's rights activist Elizabeth Cady Stanton in born. December 25, 1815 - The oldest continuing performance arts organization in the United States, the Handel and Haydn Society of Boston, gives its first performance. |
10, 1816 - Second Bank of the United States is chartered, five years
after the expiration of the 1st Bank of the United States. Caused by the Mount Tambora volcano erupting on April 10, 1815, the entire "Year without a Summer" occurs in the northern hemisphere due to global cooling. August 1816 - E. Remington and Sons is founded in 1816. November 1 to December 4, 1816 - James Monroe defeats Rufus King in the United States presidential election, garnering 183 Electoral College votes to 34 for the Federalist King. December 11, 1816 - The territory of Indiana is admitted into the United States of America as the 19th state. |
4, 1817 - James Monroe is inaugurated as the President of the United
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15, 1818 - Andrew Jackson and his American army invade Florida in the
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2, 1819 - The first financial crises in the United States, the Panic of
1819, occurs, leading to foreclosures, bank failures, and unemployment.
Several causes have been identified, including the heavy amount of
borrowing by the government to finance the War of 1812, as well as the
tightening of credit by the Second Bank of the U.S. in response to
risky lending practices by wildcat banks in the west. February 15, 1819 - The Tallmadge Amendment is passed by the U.S. House of Representatives, stating that slaves would be barred in the new state of Missouri, which becomes the opening vote in the Missouri Compromise controversy. February 22, 1819 - The territory of Florida is ceded to the United States by Spain. May 22, 1819 - The American steamship Savannah, under part steam and sail-power, crosses the Atlantic Ocean from Savannah, Georgia to Liverpool, England, arriving on June 20. August 6, 1819 - The first private military school in the United States, Norwich University, is founded by Captain Alden Partridge in Vermont. |
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Tan Sri Abdul Halim Ali, 61, holds a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) degree from the University of Malaya. He was the Chief Secretary to the Government of Malaysia until his retirement in 2001. He is a also the Chairman of Malaysia Building Society Bhd, Cycle & Carriage Bintang Berhad and Malakoff Berhad, Phileo Allied Berhad, Esso Malaysia Berhad and Minotiry Shareholders Watchdog Body Limited. He brings with him more than 30 years of extensive know-how and achievements. YBhg. Datuk Mohamad Salim Bin Fateh Din
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YBhg. Datuk Mohamad Salim Bin Fateh Din, the Managing Director of Gapurna Sdn Bhd and its group of companies, is an established entrepreneur and business innovator, who owns and manages construction, property investment and property development businesses. A well known entrepreneur with a pioneering spirit, he is one of the first property developers to embark on the green development concept. His hallmark green project projects include the 348 Sentral at KL Sentral, and the ongoing PJSentral Garden City, both hailed as industry benchmarks geared towards the highest standards of the Green Building Index (GBI) as well as Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED). YBhg. Datuk Mohamad Salim also pioneered the "Super Store Petrol Station" concept to leading oil companies namely Shell, Esso, BP and Caltex. He was responsible for designing the latest distribution centres for retailer Giant by modernizing and improving its food-processing systems while reducing its logistic costs and delivery turnaround time. The success of Giant's was later emulated by others in the country's food supply chain. Nonetheless, YBhg Datuk Mohamad Salim's principal business is property investment and development. He is among the first few developers who adopted a "Green" concept. The hallmark developments that he spearheaded include the P.J Sentral Garden City and the 348 Sentral at KL Sentral. Datuk Mohamad Salim currently also sits on the boards of its group of companies; and is the Chairman of British American Tobacco (Malaysia) Berhad and the Chairman of the Malaysia-Pakistan Business Council. He is also a long-serving member of the Board of Trustees at the Yayasan Pendidikan Cheras and the Yayasan Amal Wangsa. He was appointed as a Member of the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission on 1 December 2010 until 31 December 2014. Datin Yasmin Mohamed Ashraff
Executive Director, Gapurna Group
Datin Yasmin Mohamed Ashraff sits on all the boards of companies under Gapurna Group and is actively involved in day-to-day operations and decision making of the Group. In partnership with Dato' Salim, Datin Yasmin ensures that the Group is run efficiently and grows organically to what Gapurna is today still with a two digit annual growth rate. Constantly on her toes to ensure apt and efficient delivery of products and satisfactory services to clients, Datin Yasmin has created a Group culture which is focused on client satisfaction. Caring at heart and always extending help to those in need, Datin Yasmin leads many of the Group's corporate social responsibility projects. Mohd Imran Dato' Mohamad Salim
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More non-stop flights could take off in El Paso
El Paso, TX (KTSM) — The El Paso International Airport is hoping to expand non-stop service from the Sun City. El Paso International employees presented their plan at Thursday's Special City Council meeting. The airport is looking to entice more air carriers to do business with the Sun City.
City officials say more and more people have expressed wanting more non-stop flights to-and-from major cities that don't require layovers.
The problem, officials say, is that many airlines are reducing their capacity and number of trips from not just El Paso, but many other cities in the U.S..
The airport's marketing strategy includes showcasing just how many people businesses would be catering to.
"We are not just a city of 600,000, we are a region of 2.5 million people. And so they've done a lot of work going out and marketing that fact and others like that to airlines talking about why it makes sense to invest in more non-stop service from El Paso," Susie Byrd, Representative of District 2 said.
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Has anyone harvested their hops yet? I just pulled about 2 oz. off my first year fuggles. Also, dose anyone know how your supposed to get the plant ready for the colder months so you can regrow next year?
I've thought about growing some hops. What temps does it have to be for them to live? Where did you get the seed to start from?
Harvest time is the end of Aug and into Sep.
Little early for harvesting here. They die back to the root every year.
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i had plenty of lupulin on mine and they were turning brown on the tips, so i went ahead and harvested... plus my deck is about to be ripped up and replaced by the home owners ass. mine have woven around the railing too much to even think about moving, so i had no choice. Also they are rizomes not seeds bigkevj.. just look for them next year online in early sping.
Mine are getting close. Perhaps next weekend. Now I gotta figure out how to dry them.
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Smokeless Cigarettes – A Hit with Celebrities
Smokeless cigarettes are in the news and talked about in celebrity circles more and more every day. It seems that even Hollywood is getting into the electronic cigarette as an alternative to tobacco cigarettes. Lately several high profile celebrities have been seen with their e-cigs and some have even taken to discussing them on national television and radio shows.
Popular radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh recently discussed his electronic cigarette
usage on his program. It seems Rush was asked not to smoke while at a fancy restaurant and had to inform the owner that he was actually using a water vapor cigarette and not a traditional tobacco cigarette. Rush showed him the smokeless cigarette and the owner agreed that this was fine .
Katherine Heigl, one of Hollywood's most in demand actresses and the star of the hit show "Gray's Anatomy" appeared on the David Letterman show and talked about her smokeless cigarette usage. She even offered it to David, who also took a puff . Katherine said she has tried numerous times to quit smoking altogether and nothing has worked for her. She's even tried the new drug Chantix to no avail. She said that she is not promoting anything and did want to encourage people to smoke however she enjoys the use of her smokeless cigarette and carries it with her.
Smokeless cigarettes, or water vapor cigarettes as they are sometimes called are gaining more acceptance in the United States because they offer a way for smokers to live within the guidelines of non-smoking areas like restaurants and airports and still be able to use a nicotine product. The water vapor from an electronic cigarette is infused with nicotine when the user inhales, but is generally not considered harmful to other human beings the way second hand smoke is. Because smoking and the concern over second hand smoke is probably more regulated in the Unites States than any other country the popularity of smokeless cigarettes grows faster than in other countries.
Although you can find e-cigs in a local smoke shop, the most popular way to buy them is online. This is because most smoke shops want to sell their traditional tobacco products and therefore do not offer the extensive selection of smokeless cigarettes that retailers on the web do. Celebrities, probably find that is more convenient to purchase water vapor cigarettes online as they can order exactly what they want, when they want.
With the continued popularity of smokeless cigarettes growing like it has, it's no wonder that Hollywood is getting into the act.


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Always check your joining instructions carefully before attending your course as venues may alter. Directions to Manchester Business Park |
The Manchester Business Park business centre is in a landmark modern, spacious office building with four storeys and a glass front and is built on a site at the front of one of Manchester's most recognised business parks.
This location, opposite the airport and 20 minutes from the city centre, offers excellent local, national and international connections. |
By Road From the M56 Exit at junction 5 signposted Manchester Airport. Follow the signs for Terminals 1 and 3. As you approach the traffic lights follow signs for Manchester Business Park. Regus is on your left. By Public Transport Manchester Airport train station provides easy and quick access to Manchester City Centre and all major UK cities. Regular buses from Manchester city centre to Manchester Airport stop close to Manchester Business Park. Regus at Manchester Business Park is approximately a 20 minute taxi ride from Manchester City Centre. |
Local Hotels Please find below a list of some local hotels near the venue: Hilton Manchester Airport Hotel: Address: Manchester Airport, Outwood Lane, Manchester Airport M90 4WP
Address: Thorley Lane Manchester Airport, Manchester Airport M90 4EG
Bewleys Hotel Manchester Airport: Address: Outwood Lane,Manchester Airport, Manchester Airport M90 4HL
Premier Inn Manchester Airport: Address: Runger Lane Wilmslow Road, Manchester Airport M90 5DL
Distance: 2 miles from venue


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It's a Pinterest lover's dream! Saturday, March 29th, is the "Handmade Parade" in Clovis. The event features all handmade arts and crafts. Admission is $2, and proceeds will benefit Central Valley Veterans, through VFW Post 3225 in Clovis. Click on the links for more information.
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The large paper craft makes a very nice wall hanging decoration for Christmas time. It also makes a nice centerpiece for a classroom bulletin board with children's Christmas poems or artwork hung around it.
If doing a Christmas poem with this paper craft, you can make an ELF acrostic poem on a 4" square of paper (I love acrostic poems!) and have the elf hold it in his hands.
You can attach the arms and legs with brass tacks
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