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- A strong month for retail sales in China could bode well for U.S. companies relying on a vibrant consumer in the region. March's pace of 12.2% growth beat estimates.
- During Q1, China's retail sales increased 12% Y/Y to 6.21T yuan ($1.01T).
- A cross-section of some firms looking at China for growth includes Yum Brands (YUM), Whirlpool (WHR), Avon Products (AVP), Ford (F), Ralph Lauren (RL), and Procter & Gamble (PG).
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Apr. 15, 2014, 5:39 AM
- Whirlpool Corporation (WHR) declares $0.75/share quarterly dividend, 20.0% increase from prior dividend of $0.63.
- Forward yield 2.02%
- Payable June 15; for shareholders of record May 16; ex-div May 13.
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- Whirlpool Corporation (WHR) declares $0.625/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous.
- Forward yield 1.82%
- Payable March 15; for shareholders of record Feb. 28; ex-div Feb. 26.
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- Whirlpool (WHR) says it is considering a new offensive against foreign-made household appliances that it maintains are being sold in the U.S. for less than the cost to manufacturer them.
- WHR's previous trade complaints have targeted refrigerators and washing machines from Korea and Mexico, but the company says the situation "has gotten worse" as unfairly discounted appliances are now flowing into the U.S. market from China, Thailand and possibly other Asian countries.
- WHR has focused on margin expansion and the introduction of high-value innovations on appliances, while largely refraining from margin-busting discounts, and some analysts believe it is losing share in the U.S. appliance market where it has traditionally dominated (Q4 earnings).
Jan. 30, 2014, 1:53 PM
- Whirlpool (WHR -4.5%) managed to grow profits in Q4 compared to last year, but fell short of analyst expectations after heavy price discounting took a toll on margins.
- The company grew sales in North America by 9.6% during the period, but lost market share.
- 2014 EPS guidance is set by Whirlpool at $12.00-$12.50, roughly in-line with the consensus mark of analysts of $12.26.
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- Whirlpool (WHR -1.7%) plans to move some production to the U.S. from Mexico in a move that the company says it expects will help it save money even with wages higher on the north side of the border.
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- Whirlpool (WHR) reports sales rose over 5% ex-currency led by a strong performance in North America.
- The company saw profits rise significantly on a year-over-year comparison due to cost productivity and capacity reduction measures that more than offset higher expenses.
- Looking ahead, Whirlpool raises full-year EPS guidance to $9.90 to $10.10, up from a prior outlook of $9.50 to $10.00. Appliance demand is expected to be strong in the U.S. (PR)
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Granite seam placement
We recently had Giallo Ornamental granite installed in our new kitchen. I have posted a link to an earlier GW thread that shows the kitchen design.
Before they fabricated and installed the granite, I asked several times about seam placement. I also asked about maintaining the flow/directionality of the pattern. The fabricator let us pick which slab to use for the large peninsula/table. In the L-shape part of the kitchen (with the cooktop and sink), he proposed putting a seam right at the edge where the cooktop begins, because the seam is smaller there (the cooktop overlaps it). He assured me they would match up the pattern.
After it was installed, I realized the pattern switches at the cooktop seam. When you are standing at the peninsula or at the sink, it flows horizontally. When you are standing at the cooktop, the pattern to the left of the cooktop runs vertically (perpendicular to the wall) while it runs horizontally at the cooktop and to the right of the cooktop.
When the fabricator came out to check some other problems, my husband mentioned it to him. He basically said he did not know why the guy cutting the granite did not turn it/maintain the pattern. My husband did not push him on it at the time.
I've been trying to live with it, and it doesn't bother me most of the time. But when I think about it, or look right at it, I get pretty irritated.
They haven't sent us the final bill because we are still waiting for estimates for some floor damage the crew inflicted. Part of me really wants to bring up this flow/directionality problem again...it's bothering me more than the floor at this point.
So, I guess my main question is whether the change in pattern direction is an obvious indication of sloppy or substandard work? Or am I being too picky? Knowing what is generally accepted and expected will help me figure out how much to push these guys.
I can post pictures of the actual seam this evening.
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Tonight's Game: What's in the back of the cabinet?
Stand on a chair
Look in the back of the cabinet
Pull out dusty cobwebby stuff
Wash and Fling (or just Fling, depending on what it is)
So far I'm flinging:
1 sugar bowl (matches the dishes I already de-cluttered)
1 creamer pitcher (matches the sugar bowl)
3 coffee mugs (nobody here drinks coffee... I didn't realize we HAD coffee mugs)
10 piece tupperware dealie that does 100's of things... that I've never used
1 ugly cross-stitched picture from my cousin
2 orange silk flowers (I hate orange, no clue where they came from)
1 pitcher with no lid
1 yoga CD (I tend to use the "relax and breathe deep" boring times to run and switch the laundry... it's just not working for me!)
1 yoga book
1 pilates CD (same story as the yoga CD)
1 pilates book
1 pack of bubble gum I must have hid from the kids years ago
1 tube of dried up lipstick from the back of the bathroom cabinet
4 old razors with no blades (I have no explanation for this)
1 baggie full of the clips to the hot rollers (the rollers are gone, but I couldn't find the clips)
It's all LITTLE junk (none of the BIG IMPACT of a big hunk of junk) but it's all out of here!
I cancelled out of my after-work meeting tonight... coughing like crazy... and it's good to have a "bonus" night to de-clutter. Maybe I'll wear myself out and get a good night's sleep tonight? The cough syrup with codeine is another bonus, LOL.
Let's see who else can dig in the back of the cabinet!
(boy, I hate cabinets w/ a "back" in them. but I guess they're useful for holding all that stuff we can't quite toss)
Here's what's in the back of my ultra-deep one.
*a box containing souvenirs and snapshots, marked "wedding and honeymoon."
*a box containing all the issues of "Good Food Magazine" ever published--it folded after 3 years, so I kept them partly bcs they showed my work (not that clearly, since I'm a copyeditor, and you only notice us if we screw up), and bcs the recipes were sort of nice.
Now, I have a set of Good Foods in the bedroom, and I get them out to cook out of them now and then. I won't really use the others, I don't think. But I can't quite let go of them. Maybe in a year or two?
Oh, and:
* a penguin platter that I keep forgetting I have and therefore never use.
S'pose I can let them go?
Yesterday I opened the bathroom cabinet under the sink, and found a large triangular patch of mold growing, which I have spent 2 days treating. Does that count as getting rid of something? Well, I also tossed 2 razor blades, a bottle of Pantene hair softener, 2 rags with so many hanging strings that they were a pain to use, and 8 bars of Ivory Soap (DH is allergic)(well, I really am going to give those away). Do we get to try another cabinet?
Obviously the clothespin comment was mis-posted (shame on me! LOL).
Yes, Plow In, mold counts only because it's nasty and took 2 days of treating. OF COURSE you get to try another cabinet!
My results:
Tonight's cabinet was the top shelf over the stove, with the DUSTY shoebox of small "treasures" and odd-shaped lightbulbs.
These bizarre items were flung without blinking an eye:
1 marker (dried out)
8 turkey skewers** see below
1 rusty-icky bottle opener
1 refrigerator diagram
3 wire easter egg dipper-holders
3 parts of turkey basters (why did I have 2, and where is the missing part??)
2 plastic relish forks
1 bent knife (might be a grapefruit knife, but I hate grapefruit)
1 metal something (actually looked like part of a desk drawer?)
1 small glass carafe for heating syrup for pancakes on the stove (LIKE I WOULD EVER DO THAT! LOL)
3 cork pullers (how many cork pullers does a house with no wine bottles need?)
2 wisks (one rusty, one too heavy to be useful)
1 vinyl patch kit
1 handle to something
**Please note that I did ask DH what those metal pokey things were, and he THINKS they're turkey skewers. Keeping in mind that we have NEVER USED THEM, he was a little snippy when he asked if I was just going to give them away to the garage sale. Ummm... YES!! Gee whiz, I'm sorry I even let him see them. Maybe one day he'll get rid of the hoarding mentality? It's really kind of funny because he makes fun of OTHER people with the hoarding mentality, but doesn't see it in himself.
I need to go tie up the trash bag before he decides to go through it and make sure I didn't throw out "good" stuff that we might need some day.
(I actually went to bed 2 hours ago but woke up & needed more cough medicine)
I pulled one food cabinet apart today and tossed last year's Halloween/Christmas/Easter candy that my kids had stashed away and forgotten. I also tossed two bags of marshmallows that would have spent the winter turning into rocks. Thank you for the inspiration!
Gloria, I am VERY impressed! I've been flying for about 5 years and still find clutter in odd places. The first few years I concentrated more on the BIG items, now I'm working hard on the little hidden junk I missed during the past Super Flings.
Sheri, good job pitching that candy!
Julie--with six of us in the house, I know what you mean about stuff showing up. I'm just amazed at how much stuff I continually have going out of this house to the thrift stores.
One thing that really helped my this year was moving from a traditional house with traditional closets and cabinets to a house we remodeled extensively before we moved in.
I was able to spend four months really evaluating what we needed for storage space and adapting the space to fit how we live. Since I'm 5'4", I made sure that any spaces created didn't have shelves above my sight level. Out of sight out of mind didn't work for me (especially since my DH is tall and tended to stash stuff up high.) I took out almost all of the upper kitchen cabinets and am putting in open shelves.
For my youngest kid's rooms I didn't have closets installed. Now, nothing piles up in those black holes. The problem for me now, is since we don't stash stuff, we end up with hot spots piling out in the open. But that's good since it makes me deal with them. And as usally, 90% of the stuff is just trash.
Yesterday I had 90"H X 90"W X 16"D pantry (right outside the kitchen door) added to the garage. So I am moving serving pieces and small appliances to this newly created area. I am just beginning to relocate things so I am sure that I will have a lot to report.
Thus far I have found:
6 red pitchers
2 gravy boats
27 ramekins of various sizes
my grandmother's depression glass dessert set
3 dipping oil sets
a never used French press coffee maker (I don't do coffee)
an ice sculpture mold
3 deviled egg platters
Can you say "excessive"?
Mustangs, did you get pull-out shelves in that pantry? If not, see if you can retro fit them--even if it's just in one section.
16"D is pretty deep--it'd be really nice to have some closely spaced shelves that you can reach the back of!
Wow, 27 ramekins? And all those deviled egg platters.
deviled-egg platters always make me wonder if the reason I don't care for deviled eggs is mostly because of the platter--they're a pain, bcs they're SO specialized; you can't use them for anything else. You can't nest or stack them. And they're usually very big!
THREE DEVILED EGG PLATTERS?! I'm jealous! My sister and I were having a contest to see who could collect the most painted ceramic deviled egg plates. I think she found 3 and I found zero. She cheated, though, because she called my aunt and had them sent to her.
I came home from work today coughing less, but more tired. So far this is all I've tossed today:
1 empty canning jar
2 ceramic planters
1 vase
2 phone cords
1 pack phone directions
1 gallon bag full of wooden drapery rings
2 wood shelves
1 chin-up bar DH never installed for DS 12 years ago
Thirty more minutes searching for junk (while the clothes dry) then I need to get ready for early bedtime.
TS, I know what you mean, I wanted shallow shelves but for this application, I think I will be okay. I am using the garage pantry for non-food items. I am using it for:
extra sets of dishes
small appliances e.g. crock pot, bread maker
seasonal serving pieces


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A grave in the garden-much needed advice
Last night my beloved cat Baghera died in the night. He has been our family for 15 years and we want to keep him close. So I have decided to bury him under the old lilac bush, he liked it there. Now I find myself with practical questions and thought to seek advice here. The lilac is along the privacy fence with a flower bed around it. I plan to put a large rock over the grave. It's heavily shaded and nothing is growing there now. My question is, how deep do I need to dig to be sure of a safe grave? The lilac is unlikely to be disturbed even if we were to move hopefully. It is the best bush in the yard. Any advice is appreciated, I don't quite know what to do for him as I have never actually buried anything larger than a hamster myself.
Thank you,
The deed is done. It took all day, off and on, but I managed to get about 3 feet deep. My ground wasn't as hard and rocky as I thought it would be. Actually hardly any rocks at all. He sure will be missed, he was so sweet and he always went out with me when I gardened. He was the supervisor!
So sorry to hear of Baghera's passing. We did the same with our beloved Charlie dog mid November last year. That was some tough digging. We put flagstone over his grave and solar lights above. It's too soon, but eventually you'll appreciate having him close, a reminder of a life well lived with you.
I understand you missing your "supervisor". My cat went missing a month ago and I have a hard time going out to garden without her. I believe an owl carried her off at night.
She loved to roll in the dirt!
I am so sorry for your loss.
milehighgirl-Owls do not eat Cats. They swallow there prey whole and a Cat is way to big for that. More likely it was trapped by some one and taken away.
I have a small cemetery in my back yard for all of my wonderful animal friends. I keep them close as they were more then just pets to me. I am sorry for your loss. HUGS
So sorry for your loss. Pets are a member of the family and losing a family member is always hard - I treasure the memories of every pet I have had the extraordinary experience to live with.
A couple of things to keep in mind (sorry to be blunt, I don't know how else to put it) - bury at least 3 feet deep and make sure the vessel is environmentally friendly. Less than 3 feet and the scent may lure in critters who may dig in the area. Second, make sure the burial vessel will not leach toxic minerals into the soil which will discourage growth around it.
Thanks everyone for your sympathy and advice. Life goes on... I did get the grave about 3 feet deep and we just wrapped him in my son's old Red Hot Chili Peppers T shirt. That band is environmentally friendly right? We also put a few inches of dirt and then a couple boards. If anything goes digging there, they will hit boards before kitty! I live in town with a privacy fence and no dogs, so I feel he will be secure, at least until I move. Of course I've lost so much equity in my home, I'm not going anywhere soon!
On another note, I have a 6 year old daughter, and what do they want when their cat dies? KITTENS! We have an 11 year old cat that you don't see too often as she's usually hiding, but we don't want her to be alone. So, at the end of October, we will be looking for 2 kittens. They're so much fun in pairs! If anyone will have any to be rehomed, let me know. Also if anyone is aware of a shelter that has kittens then let me know. We are going out of town for a few days and of course need to wait until we're back. We do want young kittens,and maybe not brother and sister. I am thinking about letting them have a litter of their own maybe. I experienced the birth of kittens many times when I was a kid, and might want to let me kids experience it too. We'll see...
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hot water only for showers (oil-heated tankless)
An Australian friend gave my husband an idea for saving money on our fuel oil bill.
He's got a tankless hot-water system fired by an oil furnace, and in the summertime he only turns on the furnace to take a shower, using the red wall switch to turn it on and off. For the rest of the day, the furnace is off and the house has no hot water.
We've got the same kind of system (tankless oil-heated), so we're giving it a try.
Our dishwasher and clothes washer both have internal water heating devices, so they only use a cold water supply anyway.
I wonder if it'll actually save us any money...
I doubt if this will save any oil, as the oil burner should only fire when hot water is called for (unless HEAT is being called for too.) You might save a small amount of electricity by powering down, as there is probably a transformer or other electronics using a few watts of power even when the burner is off. Try posting your question in the heating & cooling forum.


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Just as one of the world's biggest chewing-gum brands is launching a new appeal based more on emotion than functionality, a start-up gum brand is employing exactly the opposite tactic. Which one is right will be a whole lot clearer a few months from now.
Kraft's Trident brand is rolling out a new ad this week with the tagline "See What Unfolds," targeting the Millennial generation with what the brand, in a press release, called "a deeper and emotional connection."
Like other chewing-gum manufacturers, Trident has been emphasizing its products as delivery vehicles for practical benefits. Of late, Kraft had been emphasizing functional and even nutritional benefits of the various versions of Trident -- whiter teeth, vitamins, etc.
Kraft also is making the new campaign its first global effort behind the brand, apparently in the belief that Generation Y gum chewers around the world have lots in common. "This new singular voice will target that unique millennial mindset of 18- to 39-year-olds, whereas in the past individual campaigns focused on specific targets, like moms," Trident said.
Meantime, Force Energy Gum also is targeting Millennials with its new energy gum, meant to provide an efficacious and easier-to-consume energy-boosting alternative to energy shots and the increasingly popular Sheets energy product. If an emotional appeal comes along with that, so be it, the brand owner told brandchannel.
Force Gum is manufactured to provide the best delivery of caffeine, B vitamins and its other active ingredients, said Matt Lawlor, CEO of the Florida-based startup. Force also includes a unique electrolyte that "works on the nervous system to calm nervous energy [to] offset the jittery feeling you get from caffeine," he said.
Big energy-drink brands including Amp and Rockstar have had energy gums, too, but Lawlor noted they seem to be fading from circulation. Force is planning a launch this summer in southern California and southern Florida.
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This message centers upon the Christian virtue of PATIENCE & learning to WAIT upon GOD & upon practicing this GODLY VIRTUE.
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Scripture: James 3:7-3:11
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Psithuristis is the Greek word for gossip. It has a hissing,snake-like,venomous sound to it. What does God' Word say about gossip and how can we keep the eighth commandment?
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Wisdom from above is contrasted with wisdom from below...if you are wise show it.
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Scripture: James 3:11-3:18
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Just as well it wasn't in red, eh riccard0...
I like; I'm curious what your other pieces are like- what's the campaign aim?
@5star: I to am interested to see what your other work is like. I do not recall seeing any graffiti artists post work for critique here before. Typography and graffiti have a long standing relationship. If you haven't already seen it, I highly recommend the documentary Bomb It.
Thanks for the comments! Good stuffs, great to read what you see.
@Christopher: I haven't seen that one. I've seen Style Wars and Exit Through The Candy Shop. I urge all to see Exit Through The Candy Shop. Great doc. great social comment on our time.
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Why do we need a law that says, in effect, "OK, that 2nd Amendment thing--we'll we really mean it."?
The 2nd Amendment already has superiority over any state or federal law.
Secondly, it TN really wants to do something right, let them repeal their unconstitutional Handgun Carry Permit, as well as all the taxes, regulations, and requirements that go with it.
Having lived in TN, and having not been very wealthy, I could never afford the Infringement Tax that I was required to pay before I could bear arms.
As to the confiscation of arms, if they'll violate the 2nd Amendment in the course of normal business, what makes us think they won't toss this new law in the trash can at the first sign of trouble?
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1. There are a lot of things about myself that make me ripe bait for haters. I will proceed to list these things in the following facts: ( I have never been this transparent on the open internet before.)
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4. I have High-Functioning Autism.
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As far as we can tell, this will be our concluding post about the Proposal to revise BC 14 and the Ninth Commandment, before moving on to other significant dimensions of the Proposal.
This one relates to accusations made against Br. J., in terms of three topics: (1) definition and target, (2) guilt by association, and (3) using material retracted by Br. J. In each instance, the very words of the Proposal are provided, followed by my explanation of Br. J.'s actual position.
1. Definition and target
1.1 Proposal to revise BC 14:
"By theistic evolution, we mean the teaching that God created the world and all organisms over billions of years. Many theistic evolutionists, including some within the Canadian Reformed Churches, also teach that Adam was not the special and direct creation of God. Rather, while acknowledging that Adam was a historical figure, they teach that he was the descendant of pre-existing hominids (man-like creatures with an evolutionary history) that was, at some point and in some ill-defined way, chosen by God to be endowed with his image."
"That theistic evolution is being tolerated in our churches is evident from the fact that to date there have been no public sanctions for any of the individuals teaching it."
1.2 Br. J., by contrast, defines theistic evolution as the evolution of plants, animals, and humans by means of natural processes under God's guidance. The expression "by means of natural processes" excludes direct divine supernatural intervention as a means of creation.
Contrary to the Proposal's accusation, Br. J. has publicly affirmed and believes that God does act in the world by direct supernatural intervention. In particular, he believes that Adam and Eve were created by God's special supernatural intervention. Therefore, he rejects the creation of humans by natural processes as stipulated in theistic evolutionism.
Moreover, although he is open to discussing the possibility that God created Adam and Eve by direct supernatural intervention from human-like ancestors, he is not committed to this possibility, nor does he believe it or teach it.
2. Guilt by association
2.1 Proposal to revise BC 14:
Br. J., "who is a team member in the ForumC BioLogos project, discussed his own transition from young earth creationist to a position accepting an evolving creation in the 1990s."
2.2 Br. J.: Careful reading discloses that this is a quotation from something written by a reporter that did not come from Br. J., and therefore has no standing as a ground for the proposal.
In addition, Br. J. speaks at various conferences arranged by various organizations. That does not mean he is a team member of that organization. Nor does it mean that he supports their goals. As a Christian he knows himself called to witness to the truth and in that capacity he may speak against the goals of the organization that arranges the event because there is freedom of speech. In this particular case, he was invited to speak at a conference organized by ForumC. He accepted the invitation on the condition that he would be free not to promote theistic evolution, but to present his own ideas. ForumC agreed. Thus the quoted sentence misconstrues Br. J.'s position.
Finally, the talk described his move away from scientific creationism, not his transition to a position accepting an evolving creation. He presented theological, philosophical, and scientific arguments against an evolving creation, specifically against the transition from non-life to life and from animal to human.
3. Using retracted material
3.1 Proposal to revise BC 14:
Br. J. "also wrote the following:
'Fourthly, there is the irreversible hierarchical structure of the classification of living things. If animals living today would have been created by fiat creation rather than by evolutionary creation, there would have been no hierarchical branching pattern unless the Creator would have wanted those who investigate such matters to believe there had been a history which never actually occurred. Since the Creator does not deceive us I am led to the conclusion that He created animals by means of an evolutionary process thereby giving us a real evolutionary history.'"
3.2 Br. J. withdrew the last sentence when challenged in an ecclesiastical context. Therefore, it is unfair to use this as an accusation against him in the Proposal.
Moreover, in response to challenges against Br. J.'s writing, he and his challengers were advised and assured that there is room within the church for discussing these matters, as long as they do not contradict Scripture or the Confessions. For his challengers now to use his previously exonerated statements by way of accusation in support of revising BC 14 seems disrespectful toward that advice and contradictory to that assurance.
* * *
By way of summary, it needs to be pointed out that our Ninth Commandment claim is this: unlike other church leaders and writers accused of violating Scripture and the Confessions, who respond by saying that they've been misunderstood, that is not what is going on here.
These brothers being accused in Ground 1 of the Proposal to revise BC 14 are being accused of believing and teaching things that they have declared, have written, and have argued explicitly that they do not believe or teach.
Given the pre-classis letter from Br. A. to the overturing consistory, and Br. J.'s declarations to a broader assembly, and its exoneration in principle of those declarations, the issue involving Ground 1 is one of culpable misrepresentation.
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Bikefest returning for fifth spin
Bike enthusiasts are invited to celebrate bikes on June 15.
Mountain Equipment Co-op (MEC) is hosting its fifth-annual BikeFest at The Forks Market Plaza that day from noon to 5 p.m.
In addition to free opportunities for attendees to tune-up and repair their bicycles (with the help of professional bike mechanics), they will also be able to receive nutrition and health information through a clinic from the Centre for Natural Medicine. The clinic is a new addition to this year's event.
Children will be able to decorate their bicycles and participate in the bicycle obstacle course run by the MEC's Kids of Mud program.
There will also be entertainment in the form of Peg City Trials extreme riders completing obstacle courses, as well as music from 10 local music acts including Sons of York, Those Guys, Sebastian Owl, and Animal Teeth.
For more information and a complete list of events, visit www.mec.ca/bikefest
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Q: Our 7-year-old son and 32-month-old daughter squabble with each other constantly, mostly over taking and playing with each other's toys. The problem is our daughter, really. She will hit, scream and throw things when she is angry. She wants to be in her brother's room doing whatever he is doing, and he will not close his door. He's not rough with her, but we know he deliberately aggravates her. We have tried time-outs and separating them. With this sort of age gap, is there some way of stopping the uproar?
The 10th annual National Day to Prevent Teen Pregnancy is May 4. This promotional campaign is designed to improve the lives and futures of children and families. Organizers also want to help ensure that babies are born into stable, two-parent families ready for the demanding task of raising the next generation, which may improve the well-being of children, moms and dads while decreasing poverty. Lowering the teen pregnancy rate also means young men and women will have more opportunities to complete their education and achieve other life goals. It also may result in fewer abortions and a stronger nation.
Q: When a parent is giving a child an instruction, like "pick up your toys," should the parent use "please?" My wife says we should model the behavior we want from our kids, but I say it's unnecessary.
The theme for this year's National Immunization Week, which is April 24-30, is "Immunize to stay on track." This annual observance encourages a lifetime of good health with timely vaccinations.
County employees turned their Friday lunch breaks into an opportunity to learn more about a topic that is not often discussed at work: depression.
Dr. David Peer of Liberty County Clinic of Chiropractic is on a mission to improve residents' spinal health. Peer opened his practice at 951 C E.G. Miles Parkway on Nov. 1, 2010. He is a member of the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association, the Georgia Chiropractic Association and the Liberty County Chamber of Commerce.
A journalist recently began an interview with me with this question: "What is the biggest problem in American parenting today? Is it sex, drugs, alcohol, cell phones, the Internet, what?"
Is summer really here or will we have another cold spell? We certainly can't determine the season going only by people's attire, but if we could, it's definitely summertime. And that means slathering on sunscreen, sporting snazzy hats and protecting our eyes with sunglasses.
Motivational speaker and first vice president of financial services for The Heritage Bank Derek Sills told more than 300 Winn Army Community Hospital volunteers Monday they are "above average" because they choose to give their time to others, a rare trait in today's fast-paced society.
Liberty and Long counties' health departments, in partnership with Liberty Regional Medical Center, Diversity Health Center and the Southeast Georgia Communities Project, have been awarded a $33,092 grant to support the breast-care program. This program will serve uninsured Hispanic women living in the Sand Hill area of Long County by providing screening mammograms, diagnostic care and breast-health education and outreach.
Saturday's eighth annual Friends for Diabetes Dorchester Sporting Clay Fun Shoot to benefit the American Diabetes Association could put Team Liberty in the fundraising lead, but campaign manager Danny Creasy said it may take a few days before the final tally is available.
Q: My 5-year-old daughter relies on me far too much. All through the day, she asks me to do simple things for her like get her a glass of water or help her put on her shoes - things she is able to do for herself. If I don't cooperate, she begins to whine, then cry. It's driving me crazy.
This is National Public Health Week and this year's theme is "Safety is no accident: live injury-free."
Between the impressive dinner buffet spread, intricate works of art up for grabs and a couple exotic live animals, attendees of Friday night's annual Dorchester Silent Auction and Dinner Gala in Midway had a lot to take in.
Hinesville's Suzie Q's, a group of local residents committed to finding a cure for breast cancer, participated in a flash mob dance Friday evening in front of Walmart on Highway 84. Ladies, gentleman and children decked out in pink clothing boogied down to the Cupid Shuffle as onlookers cheered. Suzie Q's founder Deidre Howell said the event was designed to raise awareness for the fight against cancer. "There is not a cure for breast cancer, only treatments and they don't always work," she said. Next up, the group will participate in Savannah's Susan G. Komen ...
When people say, "It is not a big deal," one has to believe them. The problem is, with kids, a little deal may be a big deal. For that matter, who is to say what a big or a little deal is for grown-ups?
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Many people shy away from strength training because of a pervasive stigma associated with it: Weight gain. All too often, we hear excuses for why people choose to avoid strength training: "I don't want to bulk up" or "I don't need to focus on weights." However, strength training is an important part of anyone's workout routine, regardless of gender, body size and fitness goals. In fact, the benefits are lifelong and can especially help as you age. Besides the fact that strength training can boost your metabolism by 15 percent, muscle is also a key component to ...
Life certainly dictates its own pace. As the demands of busy schedules pile up, it seems a good night's sleep is the first thing to go. The lack of adequate sleep knows no boundaries. Young people suffer from the same decline of proper sleeping habits as often as their parents. And in an effort to compensate for lost time, the loss of sleep carries its own consequences. Sleep is essential not only to getting through daily life, but also improving the quality of it. Here are 3 reasons why a good night's sleep is worth your time.
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There are a lot of cheats in the world. This is not including professional rule breakers. The most common are those who cheat themselves.
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Marvin Integrity - Where to buy - Central Florida
I am very interested in purchasing Marvin Integrity for our new construction in the Central Florida area. The local rep for Marvin was very helpful in discussing their products but strangely their help stopped past this point. My builder states that suppliers in the region have commented to him that this is kind of the local reps m.o. He thinks we should look at alternatives - Anderson 400 (more expensive), PlyGem, among others. I really like the fiberglass construction of Marvin Integrity and would like to purchase product but frankly I am tired of fighting for bid prices. Does anyone know of another rep in the region from which I can purchase or why Marvin only has one company that reps their products for the entire State of Florida?
Go the Integrity website, integritywindows.com and look for the dealer locator. Type in your zip code and it will give all of the dealers within the distance you have asked for. There has to be more than one Integrity dealer. You may be mixing up Integrity with Infinity where there are limited dealers.
eastbay 10 - that is where I started and my search ended. I discovered recently that almost the entire state of Florida is managed by a single distributor/retailer. They also don't allow to purchase from out of state. I was even thinking of driving to pick them up from either GA or SC.
I heard, but did not confirm, that there are only 2 reps in the Detroit metro area too. We went with one. He wasn't so great at communication (and responding quickly to emails), but he did what he was supposed to do in the time frame that he was supposed to have it done. Our Marvin Integrity windows were installed on time and meticulously. They were less money that the vinyl quote we got. If you got a quote from the Marvin guy (did you?), why not get other quotes if you want them (from Anderson and whoever else), and then go with who you feel comfortable with, but I'd highly recommend the Marvin guy.
Thanks for the input. We finally received a quote from the local rep after contacting Marvin corporate. There is a longer story here but won't go into that. The short version is that we are in Central Florida and only Window Classics sells Marvin here. I contacted Coastal Sash but was told they would not sell to Central Florida. Guess they dont want to get into each others territories. There are a few other retailers but they just end up getting bids from the local rep here in the region. Deb - if you don't mind me asking, what did you pay for your windows? Was it the Marvin product or the dealer that contributed more to your good experience? Received a bid on Andersen 400s that were about the same price but given everyone's comments here we are more interested in Marvin Integrity. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
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IBMC College is located in Fort Collins, Colorado. This accelerated career training institution has additional branch campuses in Longmont and Greeley, Colorado, as well as Cheyenne, Wyoming. Each campuses provides adult learners with a college education, career preparation and job placement support for students interested in the fields of business, computers, cosmetology, dental, healthcare, legal and massage therapy professions. Programs do vary by campus. [1]
IBMC College was founded in 1987 in Fort Collins, Colorado, operating originally as the Medical Careers Training Center.[2] The College has been owned and operated by The Laub Company, Inc. since 1991.[3]
This college provides career training to adult learners, job placement assistance to graduates and is nationally accredited by the Accrediting Council of Independent Colleges and Schools.[4]
In June 1995 the College moved from its original location in Fort Collins, Colorado to a larger campus in the city at 3842 South Mason Street and began broadening their program areas. In 2005, IBMC expanded the college by opening a branch campus in Cheyenne, Wyoming and later re-locating to a larger facility in the heart of the city at 1854 Dell Range Boulevard. This was followed by more expansion in February 2008, when a second branch campus was instituted in Greeley, Colorado and later moved to a larger facility in Greeley in 2013. A fourth campus debuted in September 2010 in Longmont, CO. Within a year of opening this newest campus, it was necessary to double the size of the campus to meeting growing career training needs in the region.
IBMC's Fort Collins college campus is 65 miles north of Denver. This campus contains a dental lab and suite, student beauty services clinic for cosmetology students, medical laboratories, computer labs, lecture classrooms, massage classrooms, massage clinic rooms for student externs and graduates to provide massages to the public,a law library research center and bookstore.[5]
The IBMC College campus in Cheyenne, Wyoming opened in the spring of 2005 in the heart of Cheyenne, off Dell Range Boulevard. The expanding campus contains classrooms, lecture rooms, cosmetology suite, medical labs, computer labs, a student resource center and student lounge area. A student and graduate massage clinic is also on-site.[6]
In February 2008, IBMC opened its campus in Greeley, CO to serve adults in the Weld County regions. Due to increasing demand, the campus re-located to a 23,300 square foot location at 2863 35th Avenue. Students have access to computer labs, cosmetology suite, medical labs, business classrooms, paralegal library and lecture classrooms. This campus is also home to a school store and a student lounge.[7]
In September 2010, IBMC opened its newest campus in Longmont, CO at 2315 North Main Street.[8] This campus provides a professional environment and offers the following features: computer classrooms, business simulated office pods, dental suite, cosmetology suite, medical labs, law library, and lecture classrooms for all programs. The campus also has a resource center/library and student lounge all equipped with the latest computer technology for study and homework. Private, spa-like rooms make up the massage clinic space for the public to receive discounted massages from student externs.
IBMC is nationally accredited by the Accrediting Council of Independent Colleges and Schools to award certificates, diplomas, and associate of occupational studies degrees. Though it is not accredited by the State of Colorado, and none of the credits will then transfer to accredited institutions in Colorado.
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High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A 24-hour business center is on site. This Lewiston hotel also offers a seasonal outdoor pool, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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PowerPoint for E-learning
I just saw something interesting about PowerPoint for E-learning in a report by Brandon Hall Research. The report says that PowerPoint has become a popular e-learning content development tool. The effectiveness and easy ¨Cto- use of PowerPoint together with third party tools seems to make the idea to develop e-learning with PowerPoint work.
There are many types of third party tools compatible with PowerPoint. One of them is a conversion application to convert PowerPoint to flash. Why? PowerPoint is a great presentation tool but not a premier e-learning tool. Flash is web-friendly and can be used as a e-learning development tool. However, flash is not so easy to use as PowerPoint. It asks for technical skills and programming knowledge. The way to take full advantages of both of them is using a PPT2Flash conversion application.
This kind of conversion software usually work as a plug-in in PowerPoint sometimes as a standalone application .
You import a PowerPoint presentation or create a new one in PowerPoint. Launch the plug-in and you can record narration, insert flash, import audio or make some publish settings. These features help to enhance the interactivity of the original presentation and fix some drawbacks of PowerPoint.
Finally, convert and publish the presentation to web for LMS£¨Learning Management System£©
This is the way I know how to create an e-learning course. And I truly believe there are some other approaches. Hope to learn it from you.
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to learn more about a PPT2Flash conversion software then try it yourself. Practice works better than theory, I think.
Here is a link that might be useful: Wondershare PPT2Flash Professional