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Solid job security, senior management is very competent. The CEO used to be vice chairman of the Federal Reserve and appears very fair and genuinely concerned about employee advancement. Lower level management is less caring, but in general reaching out to employees of all levels is helpfull. Company is dedicated to advancing employee's careers
There are a lot of old timers that don't share the same philosophy as newer employees. Job responsibilities are not fully explained, but this at times, this leads to higher levels of responsibility among employees. More responsibility however does not always result in a higher salary
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Co Workers and Clients (Participants). Please remember that this site wasn't really set up for positive feedback on most employers, most people want to know what's screwed up. I bet that those "positive" "glowing" reviews are being written by a manager or a human resources director desperately trying to keep their job. Sometimes the truth sucks, but be glad to know before you take the job.Cons
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Looking for a high pressure sales job for $36,000 per year? Then this is the job for you.
Like being threatened with your job by the management team? Then this is the job for you.
Like having to sign a promise to generate a certain of dollars in sales but not given the opportunity to close them? Then this is the place for you.
Like being exceptionally micro-managed? Not just one system, Siebel AND now KRONOS. Then this is the job for you.
Like working for a company that changes the measurement of your process in the middle of the year and costs you your bonus? Then this is the job for you!Advice to ManagementAdvice
Listen to your employees. Create methods for effective communication (not just top down). Saying you want feedback and making employees feel safe in doing so are two completely different goals.Doesn't Recommend
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The plan participants are terrific people to work with.Cons
The review posted on January 14 by "Individual Consultant" is absolutely spot on. I couldn't have said it better myself, so read it twice. I am one of those long term employees who left because I couldn't "take it anymore". TIAA-CREF has morphed into an organization that manages itself by threatening its employees. I know, because I am a former manager in this company and I can tell you the primary motivating tool used is job loss. I have seen and heard managers cook up bogus reasons to fire people so they could either protect themselves, move a friend into the position, or because they simply did not personally like the employee. They will use "performance" as the reason, but very often there are other underlying reasons that would not hold up if contested. How else to explain employees with similar performance levels, but one gets fired while the other collects a bonus? Happens all the time. I would not accept a position in this company right now. Wait for the implosion, and hope the current crop of upper managers get swept away. Then see what its like in a few years when they figure out the damage that was done.Advice to ManagementAdvice
You need to learn what makes TIAA-CREF special and unique. You need to be truly be client-focused, not metrics focused. You need to understand what the participants expectations really are. You need to know what they want, and don't want. A question for any TIAA-CREF employee: when was the last time you heard a TIAA-CREF executive talk about the importance of providing good service? Now the focus is on handling all the complaints correctly. This company has changed in an awful way.Doesn't Recommend


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Clethra (summer sweet) question
I planted a 2' Ruby Spice clethra last fall. It doesn't show any leafing out at all at this point in spring. I know it is a very late bloomer, but shouldn't I be seeing some new growth--buds at least--by now? Thanks.
Clethra is really slow to leaf out. And I mean really slow. I looked at mine today and if I got real close and squinted real hard, I could see the tiniest of buds starting to form leaves. If I remember correctly, last year they didn't fully leaf out until about mid May. So give them time and they'll come to life.
Hmm. I planted three Ruby Spice last October. After planting them, I realized that I need a fourth one, so I went and bought one last week. It actually has buds, where my other three don't. I was planning on digging them up today and taking them back for replacement. Now I am torn!
I wouldn't take your clethra back until at least mid may- very often shrubs sold at garden centers have been living in a nice cushy green house for a LONG time. This means they can be weeks to a full month ahead in development versus the plants in your yard, that have to deal with temps in the 30s and 40s. If that clethra bush has been sitting in 70 degree temps day in and out, it's not surprising that it has leafed out ahead of the shrubs in your back yard.
I gave mine a prune about a month ago and the other day, before all the rain, I noticed some sap flowing out of the top of the stems. So mine do seem to have some life in them, but no leaves yet.
You could always try the scratch test on a stem to see if you can find green wood underneath. That would at least tell you if they are alive.
Yeah, finally getting some leaves. They look to have survived quite well.
This reminds me of an interesting people story. Working at a nursery last summer, a woman kept coming in checking on the clethra supply (the whole month of May) We had a good selection, but they were the plants that overwintered so they were being their slow usual selves. Of course she didn't want them because they were not fully leafed out like all the other plants. No matter how much I tried to explain that this is how clethra behaves, walked her over to the display garden that had clethra looking like the potted ones, she was convinced there was something wrong. She kept coming back every week to see if we had new ones, but of course we didn't stock new ones because the old ones didn't sell. Fnally, by Memorial weekend we had new ones that looked like they had been forced by the amount of growth they had.
I wonder if she ever ended up buying one?
I wonder what she is thinking now?
I am in southwestern Wisconsin, almost a zone 5 and mine are just starting to bud. They look sickly, but they did the same thing last year and the year before that and came through fine each year. I too have found that clethra are just REALLY slow waking up. So don't be in too big of a hurry to dig them up yet.
I am shocked. I noticed while weeding today that one of the clethura has a few leafy buds. I noticed 30 seconds ago that another one does too.
Just yesterday, I was telling my husband that I was going to dig them up this week and return them. Now I'm just kinda irked. Do I really want something in my Minnesota garden that looks dead till June?
I also just became aware today that they want acid. How did I not know this till today?
Does Clethra like to be covered in the winter? I've never had one before and have one on order this spring. It's going on the south east side of my house in a hummingbird garden.
Deb - 'forgot to add this to your ? - I planted my tardy little lady last Fall & was told by the nursery not to worry about a winter coat for her (she is hardy to z3) - just make sure she was well mulched ... also to expect her to show up for the party late!!!
We had a lot of snow this past Winter - I just mounded snow on her.
My clethra has been "growing" for the past 4 years - still no flowers? How long does it take. It starts in May has leaves but is an exceptionally slow grower. No shortage of fertilizer, has partial shade exposure, Spruce tree and Yew hedge close by.
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As of April 1, 2015 no personal checks will be accepted as payment for the remainder of the school year. This includes payments for lunch, ASP, school fundraisers, or any other payment to the school. Cash, Money Orders and Online payments will be the only acceptable form of payment through July 31, 2015. No personal checks will be accepted as of April 1, 2015.
Wednesday, April 1, 2015 is our Picture Day for spring pictures. Packets will be sent home with pricing. The students should return their order and money (checks made payable to GCI Portraits) ON APRIL 1, PICTURE DAY. The order form and payment are given directly to the photographer.
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The 5th grade group pano picture will be taken on Thursday, April 2, 2015. Picture pricing will be going home with 5th grade students. Payment for the picture should be given directly to the photographer on APRIL 2. (checks made payable to GCI Portraits)
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5th grade parents – if you made a payment for the 5th grade trip of $16 or more, you will be offered a refund of $6 if you turn in the required form no later than Thursday, March 26, 2015. However, due to some extended year-end activities, we would like to encourage you to donate your refund back to the 5th grade year-end activities. Request forms were sent home with your student in their Thursday folder. If you need an additional form, you can pick one up in the front office.
SACS 2015 Stakeholder Surveys for Parents are being sent home on Thursday, February 26, 2015. Directions will be included in the envelope with the survey. There is no online option. The survey is available in English and Spanish. All surveys have to be returned to the school by Friday, March 13.
Title I Parent Involvement Survey
A review for 2014-2015 School-wide Programs.
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CCSD Updates Enrollment Protocol
The health and safety of our students and school staff is our highest priority. National and international health authorities are currently working to manage an ongoing outbreak of the Ebola virus disease in several countries in West Africa. The Cobb County School District has released an update to the Enrollment Protocol as well a letter to parents informing them of the changes. Please see the links below.
WIDA is proud to announce the release of a new webinar series designed specifically for families of English language learners (ELLs).
An Introduction to English Standards and Assessments for Parents is a three-part webinar series designed specifically for parents, or families, of ELLs in grades K-12. The series is available in English and Spanish on the WIDA website (www.wida.us<http://www.wida.us>). Each webinar in the series is organized around three frequently asked questions by parents, including:
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Families are critical stakeholders within the comprehensive system of standards and assessments of WIDA, and as such, have the right to know and understand how their child is progressing in his or her English language development. Educators are encouraged to share these resources with families throughout the year and in a variety of ways.
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Reading Program at Acworth
Acworth Elementary School again welcomes CAREing Paws, the Georgia Chapter of the National Organization of R.E.A.D. R.E.A.D. stands for Reading Educational Assistance Dogs. We now have our very own team consisting of a handler and a R.E.A.D dog. Ms. D and Bear have been trained to support the reading program here at Acworth. Bear loves to hear students read stories to him, so he has the pleasure of listening to our students read 2 days a week during the ASP/RSP hours. Bear is an All-Star dog because he loves to read!
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Over and Under the Snow
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A father and daughter's day in the winter fields and woods beautifully shows nature's layers, even when all appears to be barren.
Over the snow, the world is hushed and white, but under the snow is a secret world of squirrels and snowshoe hares, bears and bullfrogs, and many others. Ages 2-9
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The world may be hushed and white over the snow, but beneath the snow lies a busy, hidden world of squirrels, snowshoe hares, bears, bullfrogs, and many other animals who burrow underground for the long, cold winter. Using a father and daughter's cross-country ski jaunt to frame its tour of the woods' secret dens, this simple book evokes both winter's harshness and its cosy joys in gorgeous mixed-media illustrations with a mostly muted palette. Young science fans will appreciate the additional facts in the back of the book.
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This is a great book that can be read aloud to children allowing them to explore "the secret kingdom under the snow." It is a great way of introducing how animals keep warm during the winter. The illustrations also add to how well this book is put together because they are detailed and nicely done. Students will definitely enjoy reading this or hearing it aloud.
This is a wonderful book about various animals and how they survive during winter, those under the snow and those over the snow, and some that utilize both. I also like the fact how the author described each animal. Moreover, the author emphasize that animals spend the winter in the subnivean zone.
Very interesting book and I really loved the illustrations. I think that this is a great book to read on a winter's day. I highly recommend this book!
I recommend this book for reading because it explores life that lives right under us. As a child have you ever wondered where animals go when the seasons change? Each page exposes a different animal. This is a learning experience for the readers. This is a great read a loud book because of the rhyming words ans the way the text flows. Reading this book is a great way to introduce the season winter. Some kids may like this season while others may not. Either way this book is high,y suggested to read because of the unknown journey that animals go through when the seasons change.
This book is a very engaging story about a little girl who wonders about the animals that live through the winter, and how they do it. The book is an engaging story that talks about the world that exists right beneath us in the brutal winter months. The illustrations bring to life the detailed things that certain animals do to keep themselves warm and alive. Such as hibernation, winter nesting and cold-weather sleeping of North Country animals. I recommend this book to parents, children, and teachers; because it teaches about specific animals and has detailed descriptions of how each survive in the cold weather.
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"Under the snow, fat bullfrogs snooze. They dream of sun warmed days, back when they had tails."
"'Under the snow is a whole secret kingdom where the smallest forest animals stay safe and warm.'"
Over the snow-Stop. A sound.we stand like statues carved in ice till a bushy tailed fox steps from a thicket. Tips his car to the ground. Listens... Listens.... Still listens
"Over the snow I glide, past beech trees rattling leftover leaves and strong, silent pines that stretch to the sky. On a high branch, a great horned owl keeps watch. Under the snow, a tiny shrew dodges columns of ice, it follows a cool tunnel along the moss, out of sight."
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A father and daughter tell a story about their encounters with the different animals in the forest during the winter time. Animals such as squirrels, hares, foxes, bears, and frogs are spotted in the forest hibernating during the winter time. They also talk about the food they eat and how they keep warm during the winter time.
This book is about a young female who is cross country skiing with her dad. During this time the animals have their own agenda under the snow from looking for food to sleeping. This all seems quiet and normal to the little girl but they really have a host of things going on.
This book is about a young girl who is interested in the world that exists beneath her in the cold months of winter. She wonders how the animals survive, and what specifically they do to keep warm. She is very intrigued by how the animals know winter is coming, and how they know when to hibernate.
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€5,000 in Cheltenham Poker Freerolls
March 10, 2015 by Nick - 32Red Poker Manager
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And they're off! We like to celebrate horse racing's biggest meeting of the year, the Cheltenham Festival, at 32Red Poker, so this year we're hosting four great freeroll tournaments – one for each day of action. It will cost you nothing more than a few raked hands, and we're giving away €5,000 in prize money!
All tournaments start at 8.30pm UK time, and first off (Tuesday, March 10) is the €500 Champions Day Freeroll for which the entry requirement is merely 1 raked hand in the previous 24 hours. You can increase your chances or try again should you fall at the first hurdle (ahem) with €1 rebuys and a €1 double-value add-on.
Then comes the €750 Ladies Day Freeroll (50 raked hands during the week to play) to mark the meeting's nod to the fairer sex on Wednesday March 11. Of course women are successful online poker players, so chauvinists beware!
Everyone will be hoping for the luck of the Irish on Thursday March 12 when the Guaranteed prize fund of the St Patrick's Thursday Freeroll is €1,250 (you'll need only 100 raked hands in the previous month to play this one).
Finally, on Friday March 13 the going could be rough in our 100% free €2,500 Gold Cup Day Freeroll.
And don't forget that if you want to place bets on any races at the Cheltenham Festival itself you'll find great odds at 32Red Sport – your poker account is all you need to start betting.
Weekend Freerolls: €2,500 in Guaranteed Prizes
February 21, 2015 by Nick - 32Red Poker Manager
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Take full advantage of a freeroll frenzy at 32Red Poker this weekend because we're giving away €2,500 in Guaranteed prizes over four tournaments. Maximum possible reward for zero outlay is what we're all about, and there's something for everyone in terms of tournament format.
Starting at 5pm UK time we have a €250 Flip Freeroll in which everyone is all-in, every hand, until a winner finally emerges victorious. This is followed by a good old Classic Freeroll at 9pm – the entry requirement for this freezeout is just a single raked hand, and there's €500 up for grabs in guaranteed prizes.
Log on again at 5pm (UK) on Sunday for the exciting €750 Survivor Freeroll. In this format, at the end of a specific time period the lowest stacks are eliminated, with the final 10% or so of the survivors each receiving an equal share of the prize fund.
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Have a great weekend of freerolls, and enjoy some fun poker!
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February 18, 2015 by Nick - 32Red Poker Manager
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32Red Poker is certainly a great place to try your luck at qualifying for 'live' poker festivals around the globe. The latest place on which to set your sights is Tbilisi, the historic Georgian capital, which this Spring will play host to the latest leg of the MPN Poker Tour.
Going from strength to strength, this tour is well worth winning a place in, and satellites start from (literally) pennies! Given that your potential reward for such a tiny investment is a €1,500 package, there's no excuse for not giving it a go. Furthermore, there's a format to suit all poker tastes, so whether your favourite tournament game is a standard No Limit Hold'em Freezeout, Sit n Go, Turbo or Rebuy you can plug away at the package to your heart's content. To add some fun value there are even Flip format qualifiers, where everyone is all-in every hand (you don't even have to be logged on to take part – merely registering is enough).
Remember that satellites and qualifying tournaments in general are unique in that your aim is to progress through the stages toward earning your seat, rather than 'making the money' – it's a good idea to keep that in mind as you play, as well as the fact that these packages offer an opportunity to win big money (the most recent MPN Poker Tour, in Tallinn, boasted more than €20,000 for 1st place).
Meanwhile, the package alone is a bumper prize, including free buy-in to the Main Event, hotel accommodation for the festival for you and a guest, money towards travel/expenses and a drinks reception to get you in the mood…
Live poker is great fun and never fails to be a rewarding experience for poker fans, so give yourself a chance to play for big money in an exciting atmosphere in Tbilisi…
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Have fun, and good luck!
Be a Tour Player of the Year at 32Red Poker
February 17, 2015 by Nick - 32Red Poker Manager
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Giving the buzz of a 'live' poker festival a try is already enough of an incentive to get involved in our qualifying satellites, but now you could be in with a shout of earning a prestigious Player of the Year title. This year sees the introduction to the MPN Poker Tour of a new Player of the Year race, with tournaments at MPN Poker Tour festivals during 2015 counting towards the overall leaderboard.
The eventual winner will not only be the proud owner of a unique trophy but will also earn the right to free entry into all the MPN Poker Tour main events in 2016! The leaderboard will be powered the Global poker Index, which provides rankings for top live tournaments.
Click here for opportunities at 32Red Poker to qualify for live poker festivals, and this time next year you could be looking forward to a host of top quality poker tournaments for free!
The Bad Beat jackpot has been hit!
February 16, 2015 by Nick - 32Red Poker Manager
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With the progressive jackpot total at €30,802 a qualifying hand came on a €400-max table when four of a kind, Jacks, 'lost' to four Queens…
Remember that if you opt in (by simply clicking on the BB icon) you can win a share of the spoils just by playing at the same blind level as the jackpot hand. The two players at the table who opted in each received €2,310, while the sole opted in player at the same stake earned €770 for a simple click!
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AngusD's experience at MPNPT Tallinn…
February 14, 2015 by AngusD
Filed under Angus Dunnington, News, Poker School
Like many people, poker is a passion. I love to play poker and, of course, I find myself thinking about poker. Anyone who has read my articles knows I particularly like to think about how we think about poker – the psychological aspect of the game fascinates me. While there's more psychology in online poker than people might consider, the 'live' format presents us with a different set of questions and situations because we can both see and hear our opponents (and, don't forget, we're also exposed).
Not surprisingly I always look forward to poker festivals which, fortunately, also tend to take place in some interesting parts of the world. Tallinn was no exception, the pleasant-on-the-eye Estonian capital being the perfect setting, and the Olympic Casino Olümpia, part of the luxury hotel, Radisson Blu Olümpia, where our players were staying, the perfect venue.
After an enjoyable evening with my fellow 32Red Poker players and indefatigable 32Red Poker Manager, Nick Diaz, the evening before the Main Event, I sat down at my table the following afternoon and had a look at my opponents, who all hailed from Estonia and a couple of other former Soviet countries, with the exception of a Scandinavian and an empty chair. As it happened this chair proved decisive, because while it remained empty I couldn't have been happier. However, the late arrival of a talkative, dominating Swede, seated to my left, seriously cramped my style. The dynamic of the table changed completely due to a combination of his endeavours to steer it his way and the table's apparent willingness to let him, despite what seemed to be almost cliched behaviour on his part. His big river bluffs were believed and his big river bets with the nuts were called, and he gleefully engineered a mountain of chips.
I sat there trying not to get too frustrated. A couple of attempts to get involved with my potential benefactor/nemesis backfired. In one particular hand with the Swede and one other I had Ac, 6c and the flop brought Ad, 6s, 7c… There was no point my being aggressive as previously the table bully had backed off completely at the sniff of trouble, so I let him build the pot as the Turn delivered the very welcome 2c, and the third player stayed in. My two pair and a nut flush draw, conveniently out of position, was looking very promising whether or not I hit the flush. I wasn't thinking about the other player too much; I simply put him on a decent hand – AK, for example, which he should have been raising with, but perhaps he was concentrating his efforts on trapping the Swede rather than scaring him off. The River was the 8d, and I again checked. The bet inevitably came – not all-in this time – and was met a call from the third player. I smelled a rat and called with my two pair. I was right about the other player – he had effectively misplayed AK. Alas the Swede had been sitting there with 9d, 5d and had filled his gutshot on the river. He got lucky but, to be fair, he had also made his own luck for much of the day and had been reading players well.
But in a poker story reminiscent of Icarus (who flew too close to the sun, remember), after building up loads of chips and putting himself well in contention, our 'hero' saw his stack(s) dwindle as poor river bluffs contrived to secure a fairly rapid demise, thus demonstrating that a failure to adjust can have serious consequences. Having said that, copious amounts of alcohol won't have helped him, either, and therein lies another lesson.
I was eventually eliminated just before the end of Day 1 when, finding Aces for the first time, I managed to get all-in against a big stack, but his pair of fives found a third playmate on the Flop.
And that, as they say, was that.
I went out of a side event with another good hand, this time my Q-high straight running into a K-high straight. C'est la vie.
A nice festival, in a nice place, with a good bunch of 32Red Poker players.
Good luck at the tables!
Angus Dunnington (AngusD at the tables)
32Red Poker Ambassador
MPNPT Tallinn 2015
February 12, 2015 by Nick - 32Red Poker Manager
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Once known as Big Red Castle, it's not surprising to learn that Tallinn, Estonia's picturesque capital, is a favourite among tourists looking for a bit of history that's easy on the eye. The Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the city was a European Capital of Culture in 2011. Sounds a great place to visit, and thus a perfect venue for the third leg of the MPN Poker Tour, which took place January 15-18, 2015 at the Olympic Casino Olümpia.
Winning a package via 32Red Poker is a perfect way to experience a live poker festival, and our players had the added bonus that the casino, a very well respected poker venue, is part of the luxurious Radisson Blu Olümpia hotel, where they stayed.
Day 1
The Main Event was a €500 + €50 No Limit Hold'em tournament with a €40,000 guaranteed prize fund. The combination of a decent structure (25,000 starting chips, 60-minute levels), late registration and unlimited re-entries during the first six levels made for some interesting poker and some awkward decisions.
Having collected their free chips to use at the tables, drinks vouchers and a free sports bet given away by the casino upon joining, Angus Dunnington (Scotland), Simon Taylor, Bruce Shannon (England), LeoLeou (Northern Ireland) and Vladimir Pastushenko (Ukraine) took their seats in the tournament room. Note that, ultimately, 122 players actually entered and, with 26 re-entries, this made for an effective total of 148 entries, thus generating a prize pool of over €70,000 for the top 12 places, with over €20,000 for the winner… well worth playing for.
There was also the added incentive of making an impression in the MPN Poker Tour Player of the Year, which offers as a fantastic first prize free entry to all of the MPNPT Main Events in 2016 (plus a unique trophy).
Angus got off to a decent start but the late arrival of a talkative, dominating Swede to his left seriously cramped his style. He eventually made his exit just before the end of the play for the day when, finding aces for the very first time in the tournament, he got it all in but ran up against a bigger stack's 555. Meanwhile, the structure might have been welcomed by some, but LeoLeou coped with what he perceived to be the tedium by turning to his iPad for entertainment. This might not necessarily be recommended strategy, but whatever works, and he managed to find a path through the jungle to end Day 1 with 17,900 chips, a little behind Simon's 23,600 but out of touch with chips leader Revo Rink, who was already racing off into the distance with a stack of 215,000!
Day 2
In terms of the Main Event, fortune didn't shine on our players today. As the blinds increase the significance and implications of taking a hit – or even failing to keep your head sufficiently above water to afford much-needed breathing space and flexibility – can grow conspicuously problematic, even with the tournament's player-friendly structure.
With good opportunities difficult to come by, any 'decent' looking hand assumes far greater importance than would normally be the case, while premium holdings are like gold dust. Simon Taylor found himself with KK but, unfortunately, ran into a pair of ace. Coincidences tend to be more memorable when associated with good or bad fortune and, for Simon, it was the latter, as he'd exited the event in the same manner as his fellow 32Red Poker player, good friend and roommate in Tallinn, Bruce Shannon…
Meanwhile, LeoLeou was still battling away or, in his words: 'Hand dead at new table. Going to get blinded out' – which was a more practical assessment of his chances than a show of pessimism, as anyone who has spent time with the likeable player will confirm. Later he was 'still hanging on' with around 50K in chips when the average was 95K and, eventually, after 3-betting a big stack with 88 and shoving a 10, 10, 2 flop, he had come up against A, 10 and the 32Red Poker assault on the Main Event had finally come to an end.
The players met up in the Old Town, which is well worth a visit, the plan being to recharge the poker batteries and try their luck in Event 4 on Day 3. Ukraine's Vladimir Pastushenko had other ideas. He had already made up for exiting the Main Event by taking 2nd place in the 24-player €135 + €15 NLH tournament, and today he made another final table in the €110 + €10 NLH, finishing in 6th place – all the more impressive considering there 105 players this time around.
Day 3
Our players, suitably refreshed, sat down for the €135 + €15 NLH 'Big Night Out' event. This was a sort of quasi freezeout with re-starts available during the early levels which, unlike the 60-minute blind levels in the Main Event, were this time only 20 minutes.
At one table, Angus Dunnington, Bruce Shannon and Vladimir Pastushenko were all next to each other. Bruce got off to a flying start, re-raising a player on the steal more than once, making a nice (check-) call on the river with a not very attractive but 'strong' enough hand and, even taking into account a bit of inevitable bad luck, deservedly built a hefty looking stack. Unfortunately a series of big pots highlighted how quickly the proverbial wheels can come off the poker train as it hurtles along, and his disappointment will have been heightened by the fact he lost out to players whose understanding of the game doesn't approach his. That, of course, is one of the occupational hazards of poker, but it always feels particularly cruel nonetheless.
Angus felt he didn't seem to get going, yet Bruce's exit ironically coincided with his recovery. After barely waking up for much of the tournament he was suddenly able to take advantage of his hitherto dormant table image. All good things come to an end, as they say and, as he was starting to finally move up gears, his Q-high straight came up against a K-high straight.
The 32Red Poker presence did continue, though, with LeoLeou finishing in 5th place in the 59-player tournament.
The last poker fix came in the form of the €50 + €5 Pot Limit Omaha which, with only 39 entries, paid out just five spots. While most of the players were relaxing and thinking of their flight home and the next quest, the indefatigable Simon Taylor took 5th place.
Tallinn is a nice place for a poker festival and our players enjoyed their time both exploring what the city has to offer (Can-Can dancers at the casino proved to be a popular, albeit unexpected form of entertainment, but it's the picturesque capital itself that lives up to its expectations) and the poker itself (although the frustrating nature of poker means some enjoyed it more than others).
As for the festival, the numbers proved quite encouraging in the context of the MPN Poker Tour, with the 148 Main Event entries here – after 109 in Malta and 89 in London, translating to official first prizes of €20,387 in Tallinn, €15,330 in Malta and €9,465 in London – showing how the tour is going from strength to strength.
The Bad Beat jackpot has been hit!
February 10, 2015 by Nick - 32Red Poker Manager
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With the progressive jackpot total at € 27,436.06 the tension came to a head on a €100-max table when four of a kind, twos, 'lost' to four sevens…
Remember that if you opt in (by simply clicking on the BB icon) you can win a share of the spoils just by playing at the same blind level as the jackpot hand – only one player had the aforethought to do this, and by merely opting in earned a juicy €2,743.60…
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The Bad Beat Jackpot has been hit!
February 5, 2015 by Nick - 32Red Poker Manager
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The Bad Beat Jackpot has been hit, on a €100 max table, with the total at €33432.83… Four of a kind, fours, 'lost' to an 8-high straight flush. Six players each received €477.61 just for opting in!
Do the same by clicking on the BB icon…
Click here to find out more and good luck at the tables!
Showing a Winning Hand
February 4, 2015 by AngusD
Filed under Angus Dunnington, News, Poker School
One of the auto-options available to us at 32Red Poker tables is the facility to Muck Winning Hands and, nearly all of the time, this is the correct thing to do because we don't want to be giving our opponents undoubtedly useful information for free if it can be avoided. Indeed, with this in mind, if we were to decide never to show a winning hand we could simply get on with the game, not having the 'inconvenience' and potential confusion – or, worse, the serious implications – caused by voluntarily making a poor decision. It sounds sensible to sacrifice possible gains in order to rule out the very real risk of losses and the additional advertising afforded the opposition. Read more


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has anyone ever bought or heard of automatic misting system for example The Rainmaker, Mr. Moisture and Big Apple misting systems. or has anyone made there own. I was considering buying the Rainmaker jr. for my paludarian for the plants and to increase the humidity
I've probably posted on this ad nauseum, so do a forum search for 'misting systems'
I use the Rainmaker Jr. and love it. I installed 3 nozzles for my 75 gal. tank. The system kicks on twice a day for 1 min. (morning and afternoon). I do hand mist a few plants that need to be extra wet (some nepenthes) and don't get sprayed directly. You may get around this by planting in "nozzle-friendly" patterns. I put in my system way after all the plants were set. If I ever remodel my tank I'd make a few changes and probably would never have to handmist again. I do have a water feature with an outside canister filter that allows me to easily drain excess water (usually once a week). I don't have a false bottom though, just a 2" layer of leca or gravel (for the water feature). My frogs love it too.
I have a Mr. Moisture system that works fine. But, if you buy one of the cheaper systems like Mr. Moisture (lllreptile.com for 99 bucks-the cheapest auto system I could find anywhere), you have to be very careful not to let them run dry. If they run dry, they get insanly hot and can easily cause fires (I know this from personal experience-luckily all that happened to me was a melted carpet). But they really are quite convenient, especially for busy people. Also, when you get your system, be sure only to use distilled or RO water.
Thankd guys for all your input I ordered the rainmaker jr. from www.cloudtops.com I thint they have a beter water pump than the other brands I saw on the net.
I was thinking of makeing my own system but I dont have the time to serch for the materials I know I would have saved about $50 or so and have a higher quality system.
I ordered the rainmaker on friday morning and called them on monday to ask when they were going to ship it all I got was an answering machine now it is tuesday night with no answer and Im fed up has anyome bought any products from from Ecologic Tecnologies
I had a similar experience with wetworks misting systems. It turns out that they had been at a trade show for 4 days! Just give them time...they won't risk losing your money.
I got my Rainmaker Jr. from them too. It took forever and I got nervous at first cause they didn't answer my emails. I also had no tracking number. One day it just arrived. Everything was fine though and it worked great. They are pretty cheap, I guess you have to pay some extra patience instead.
I've been told that you must use distilled or RO water So I priced out at home water distillers and found out that they are expensive and not practical they put out 1 gal of distilled water in about 4-5 hours and they are priced at over $100 each and RO filter systems are also expensive and I really think I only need up to 5 gals a week. What type of water is everyone else using? and if you use distilled water how do you obtain it and how much it cost?
Thank you everyone
The reason you want to use distilled water with misting systems is twofold. First, tap/mineral/spring/purified water will eventually clog the nozels over time due to mineral deposits. Also, the minerals in those waters can cause leaf spots to occur.
I get distilled water for 50 cents per gallon at walmart. At the grocery store a gal container of distilled water will run you about a 1 dollar. Remeber, don't just get "purified" water, get "distilled." Also, I think you can sign up for services which deliver 5 gal bottles of distilled water to your house on a regular basis. I would imagine these compainies cater to small businesses that use those little water dispensers.
I also just buy the stuff in jugs. I have two huge 5 gal jugs that I can refill at the grocery store for only $2 each. I go through 2 jugs a month. It's much cheaper than buying an RO unit, and I don't have to maintain any filters or anything. But Cdfortin is absolutely right: not all bottled water is good. You need to buy specifically distilled or reverse-osmosis water. You can also collect rainwater from outside, but this is not recommended in areas with lots of air pollution, or if you recently had your roof reshingled.
I have an under the sink RO unit. It does 2.5 gallons in about 5 hours. I probably go through a gallon per day. It was about $300, but I bought as much for me as for the terrarium. Why should my terrarium be the only thing getting non-toxic water? :)
Now I'm getting pissed off!! I emailed and phoned Ecologic technologies and they havent responded back to me I simpley asked if they shipped out my order. I do not know how people can run a business this way. I own my own company and get over 100 phone calls a day and we respond almost immediately My next phone call tomorow will be to cancel my order.
I found another website www.mistking.com they seem to have a better quality product than the rainmaker I'll see how that works out
I still am unable to contact anyone at Ecologic technologies I received my rainmaker last night and the systems came with no directions, no recipt, and no warenty.
I dont understand how can they ship out a product with over 50 parts without directions. I dont know what to do anymore.
Good heavens! I share your 'awe' at how anyone can run a buisness like that! Is there some kind of agency like the BBB (Better Business Bureau) that you can complain to? And are there maybe some instructions on the Internet for you? Assuming you paid with credit card, can you call your company and tell them to refund your money because you've been ripped off? Usually they offer some buyer protection for online purchases, especially if it was through PayPal. That should at least illicit a response from Ecologic technologies (if they notice/care).
I got good news. I returned the hunk o junk rainmaker and found another company that sells misting systems.
I bought the Pro Mist PM-60 I spoke to them on the phone and we talked for about an hour he explained to me in deitail about the system so I bought it I received it the next day It is so easy to use I put it together in about 15 minutes. The pump is self primeing and can run dry for over a week. not only this system is by far better than the rainmaker but it is absolutly silent all you hear is the mist coming out of the nozeles It sounds like the rain forest I am finally so happy now here is there web site


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It may have a sell-by date of August 19th on its plastic bag.
The lettuce was distributed to 19 states as well as Canada and Puerto Rico; there are no reports of illness so far.
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