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Multi-Channel Merchandiser
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- ReThink Recruitment
- Location
- Hampshire
- Salary
- Not disclosed
- Posted
- 29 Nov 2012
- Closes
- 07 Jan 2013
- Job Function
- Design and Production, eCRM, Mobile, Search Marketing, Social Media
- Contract
- Permanent
Job Description
A leading UK retailer based is now looking for a Multi-Channel Merchandiser to join their expanding team.
You will be responsible for the Multi-channel strategy for your category in line with Commercial and Customer priorities. Execute Merchandising strategy for your category with the support of Digital Merchandiser resource and responsible for meeting and exceeding revenue and margin targets for your category
Role Objectives:
•Create Merchandising plans for your category
that will achieve and exceed targets for your
part of the wider Multi-channel Merchandising
•Plan and prioritise activity according to the
commercial calendar
•Formulation of SKU level sales and margin
commitment and inventory plans
•Ensure that all content (Product, Promotions)
are well represented and executed to a high
standard across all digital interfaces
•Identify new business opportunities and
effective exit strategies for products/ranges
in digital channels
•Research and provide insight for range
extension opportunities
•Provide management information and strategic
proposals for investment to drive growth and
maximise profitability of ranges
•Reporting and forecasting
Ideal Candidate:
•Experience as a digital Merchandiser in a
fast moving retail brand
•Commercially aware
•Experienced in forecasting and managing
•Solid experience of using E-commerce
merchandising tools (Oracle/ ATG e-commerce
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•Knowledge of tools and techniques for
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•Analytical, Numerate and experienced in
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•Experienced in HTML
•Experienced in using customer analytical tools
•Demonstrable track record of working to and
exceeding targets
•Customer focused
•Able to work in a team
•Efficient communicator
•Able to problem solve and make decisions
Contact / Application Details
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The Forest Stray by nuriko-kunWatch
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[link] <-- speedpaint video of this pic. It was 1.5 hour on Paint Tool Sai.
I didn't intend it but these paintings are turning into a series x: Kitsuno should be next but I can't think of anyplace for him yet. Maybe. We'll see.
testing dA's print thing.. ><
I didn't intend it but these paintings are turning into a series x: Kitsuno should be next but I can't think of anyplace for him yet. Maybe. We'll see.
testing dA's print thing.. ><
Fantastic! Do you mind me using this for a magazine? Not sure if it will be public. It's a project for school (it must be in Dutch) and this would be the perfect painting as background for an article on graphic tablets. The credit will be there! Anyway, keep on painting! Glad I found an artist like you!
Reminds me of Mushishi.
Great work!
Great work!
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Beautiful <3
Glimpses of my youth.
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really amazing!!
looks like handdrawn for some reason..
awesome piece, though!!
awesome piece, though!!
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Beautiful !
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Amazing and beautiful work, keep it up!
Amazing and beautiful work, keep it up!
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Stunning !
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thats amazing even especially that it only took 1 1/2 hours
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Sooo beautiful! *-*
wow only 1.5 hours
i love the color palette!!!
I like green :3 and I love some of the lights look like flowers.
Awesome lighting and colors!
I love the composition you chose and the way you have balanced the lights and darks. The way you've avoided symmetry by placing the focal point on the bottom right adds yet another interesting layer to the piece. There is a monochrome feel but your range of values and the depth here really offer a lot! Great work!
Awesome love it
needs a novel...
something like G.G.M books.
also love your art
something like G.G.M books.
also love your art
this is amazing! how the heck did u do this on Paint tool sai?
Hello! My name is Thiago, and first would like to congratulate you for the excellent art; certainly above standards. I was looking for some image to use as the cover of a book I'm writing and you're almost done, then I found yours that is not good, but perfect for him! The story revolves around a boy who goes through many difficulties in a repressive society, and going to a local forest, along with the music, is a great "escape" from reality, a sigh amid adversity. If your person authorizing the use of the image as the cover, as I would've made the reference?
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I thank you and eagerly await your return.
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How do you do foliage.... *0* Its so amazing!
Its very calming and beautiful~
great work!
love it!
So, so, very beautiful! Your speedpaint of this immediately caught my eye while I was randomly browsing around youtube, and I just had to stalk you here at dA! Your art is absolutely breathtaking, and I'm so glad I found you!
Ah thanks! I didn't know people found me here from my youtube, always thought it was only one way from dA to youtube xD
I was practicing a bunch of trees, so I googled "Forest Stray" for reference, and stumbled across your account by happy accident. ^^
I love it! Excellent work!
Light effect is amazing!
Light effect is amazing!
this is fantastic. Sometimes I lean heavily toward traditional media, I feel like digital media can never quite compete, but paintings like this are an exception to that rule. Love the curious use of color and sunlight.
This is really awesome!! Great job.
It`s really amazing! THX for the great YT viedo .
I am always amazed when on a simple white screen such a lttle wonder takes shape and form!
I am always amazed when on a simple white screen such a lttle wonder takes shape and form!

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Janice Potoka of the Quarryville Presbyterian Retirement Community entered into rest on Friday, Aug. 15, 2014. She was 88.
Born in Binghamton, N.Y., she was a daughter of the late Kenneth and Lillian Morgan. Janice was a member of Calvary Baptist Church in Binghamton and was married to Eugene Potoka on Sept. 5, 1947.
She graduated from National Bible Institute in NYC in 1948 with a diploma in Christian Education.
Janice is survived by her husband of almost 67 years, the Rev. Eugene Potoka; their children: Gene and his wife, Harriet, of Chicago, Ill., Jon and his wife, Evelyn, of Lancaster, Pa., the Rev. Gerald and his wife, Eileen, of Charlotte, N.C., James and his wife, Kathleen, of Newtown, Pa., Joy and her husband, David McDade Jr., of Levittown, Pa. and Jeffrey and his wife, Margi, of Newtown, Pa.; along with a brother, Keith Morgan of Binghamton, N.Y. Janice and Eugene have 18 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren.
Janice had a love for children and eagerly served the Lord teaching Children's Church at each church her husband pastored: Seaside Heights and Ventnor, N.J., Levittown, Pa. and Locktown, N.J.
Janice's hobbies included cake decorating, sewing, crafts and scrapbooking.
She and her husband moved to Quarryville Presbyterian Retirement Community in May of 2007.
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 23 in the auditorium at Quarryville Presbyterian Retirement, 625 Robert Fulton Highway, Quarryville, Pa., where friends may visit the family from 1 to 2 p.m. Traditional interment will be private in Quarryville Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Child Evangelism Fellowship of Lancaster County, 5307 Main St., East Petersburg, PA 17520.
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Based on a true story, prisoners of a Soviet Union labor camp flee their Siberian Gulag and begin a treacherous journey across thousands of miles of hostile terrain. View more >
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I expect "The Way Back" to be good, but not as good as the 1937 movie "Grand Illusion." But still a good movie. A group of prisoners escape from a Gulage in 1940 and end uyp walking to India. It's a true story. It's based on the novel which became this movie. I like the performances of Ed Harris and Colin Farrell as two of the escapees. But the performer Iike the most is Saoirse Ronan (the only female performer in the movie). She continues to thrill me with her performances in the past three years. She impressed with with her role.
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'So I understand that you took some flying lessons. Did that help you understand wings, foils, aerodynamics?'
'Definitely. I actually took the flying lessons, got my license when we did the wing on the trimaran. That wing on that trimaran was the biggest wing ever built in the world. Aircraft Aerospace. Everything. 230 feet. Massive. Doesn't fit under the Golden Gate Bridge if we were to sail the boat there. It's a huge bit of kit. I just figured, look the best way to learn about wings is to get a pilot's license. I had a break. I had a couple weeks off at the time and I thought okay down to Australia and I sort of went to this sort of little country air strip and learned with a couple of great guys. We went up and everything. I said I've only got two weeks. We have to go up every day in this little, tiny two seaters Cessna. It was straight away, it was amazing how similar it is to sailing. It's all about lift, drag, balance. A well set up plane is very easy to fly. Just like a boat that is well set up, it's easy to sail. Get your head out of the boat and look around and you're not fighting the boat. The same with the plane.
'It was amazing to see how many people in sailing have their pilot's license. Tom Schnackenberg, Russell Coutts, and Larry Ellison. I could go on and on and on. I'm really fascinated by it. The next one on my list is the helicopter. It sort of reminds me of these boats that you've got so many things going on at once. The flying, yes, I love it. It's an amazing thing out there and certainly the technology.'
'Not only flying lessons, some boxing and boxing lessons. How did that help you out?'
'The boxing, you've probably all heard me say this but when you grow up with red hair, you don't get a choice. At some point you will be boxing and probably earlier than you think. Certainly in Australia that was the case. It was funny. The thing is, when I started boxing was I actually had this relationship with the coach. And it could have been anything. It could have been football, soccer, it could have been dancing. Who know? It could have been anything. It was just the fact that I met this guy and he was fantastic. He was almost like a second father to me. He just gave me some great morals and values and sort of respect that I think at the time I was probably lacking. I was probably getting into a little trouble at school and things weren't great at home at that time. He really put me back on the straight and narrow. And I think for kids it is important. Often times you have to get away from the household and those sort of relationships are key and it just happen to be boxing.
'But where it really did come into play was you have to have fantastic hand-eye coordination and reflexes. The thing about boxing is trying to think when you're exhausted. And that is something, as a team, we trained very, very hard on and did all sorts of mental games and exercises. We worked with some Navy Seal guys about making decisions when you're exhausted because that's what this boat is about. And most of the time when you make a bad decision it's because it's rushed or you're struggling just trying to get some air in and out of you. So we worked very hard on that. Boxing was part of it.
'The physical training on these boats is like something…the level is right up there with NFL and all the other sports. These guys are 100% heart rate and they go for 30 minutes from the start to finish. There's not many games like that in a team sport. There's no time outs. There's no halftime, commercial breaks. It's full on and they're on the edge. There's a lot of risk there but you do it together. For sure, the physical side, I think that for non-sailors, is what blew them away when they saw these guys. I'm the smallest on the boat but you've got linebackers basically getting on and off this boat. And incredible on their feet. Incredible sailors. Very, very good athletes. It's another level.'
'I got to sail on your boat and thank you for the invitation to spend a day. The truth is it's the first time I've been on the sailboat. I even volunteered to steer. I was just grateful I didn't fall over the boat. Halfway through the day there was a short lunch break and Jimmy leans over to me and says, 'so should we go back to 12 meters?' Well that begs the question what's the next edition Cup going to be? What kind of boat are we going to see?'
'It's a great question. Where to now? I think Larry and Russell's vision was to create something that people would watch on TV that you could bring in so people could watch it from land. But more importantly to get non-sailors involved in the sport. Get more people involved in the sport and just see how cool this really is. I think they hit it out of the park.
'Obviously the comeback helped, no question. But in my mind the boat was the star of the show. It doesn't matter if you're a sailor or not, people look at them, kids look at them and they just go, Wow! That is amazing. I think probably the first question is where is the event? That needs to be done. And obviously Larry needs to really just make that decision. The next one, how many teams are going to arrive if we use a 72? Obviously we need to get more teams involved. We need to reduce the costs. But I think the point is that style of racing is, I think, fantastic for this end of the sport. I think the fact that non-sailors can watch it on TV, they don't change the channel.
'Families in San Francisco, I met a family from Oakland, you know deep in Oakland, never sailed. Had nothing to do with the Bay. They came down, they checked it out. It was one of the best days of their lives. They could do it as a family. They could check it out and see it. There were all sorts of activities on the shore. There's not many stadium style events you can watch for free. You come down and do it with your family for free. It's just two 30-minute races. So I think the concept really worked.
'Now we need to get more teams involved. We need to make it better. But look, I tell you, with Larry and someone like that, and Russell, that can really look ahead a lot further than a lot of us can look. I think it is in great hands. Pretty exciting just thinking about that. The Red Bull Youth America's Cup, another classic vision from Larry and Russell. All these things, it's just really exciting to think what's in store now. What's next? I think we're going to see the same style of racing and format because it just seemed to work so well on TV but also watching live.'
'When I was aboard the boat, and I'll tell you my eyebrows raised a little bit because there's a first time we're coming into the leeward gate and I think we're doing 38 or something and you've got to turn this thing upwind and we're up on foils. I was wedged in there between John Kostecki and Slingsby and we came around and we slowed down to about 24 going on the wind and in the middle of this, and I'm totally soaked, John Kostecki leans over and whispers to me, 'Gary', 'Yes John', 'You know Spithill is fearless', 'No s**t'. Were you ever fearful out there? Did you have any concerns or fears out there?'
'For sure. You sail a boat like that it takes you out of your comfort zone regularly. It gets your attention. But I think for anyone or any athlete or any person that wants to learn about themselves and, of course, their teammates, but I guess individually, the best way to learn about yourself is actually to take yourself out of your comfort zone. And to sail that boat well or to take steps forward in the learning process you had to do that. Like it was before we were foiling, we had to work up on the foils then. Okay you slowly start ticking into the 40s and then the high 40s knots and then, okay, full jibing. And like Gary talked about, going around the bottom mark, it gets your attention. It's incredibly exhilarating but it's demanding.
'Certainly at the end of the day when you sail a boat like that and you've taken 10 of your best mates out there and put them on the front line it's draining. Demanding but rewarding is what I'd say, especially on that race track.'
'The score was 8-8 and I wrote it's almost too bad we can't just declare a tie here between the two teams because both had done so well. But, of course, it's the nature of sport, somebody is going to win. I bet everybody in this room has some compassion for the New Zealanders and Dean Barker. You and Dean for sure will share something for the rest of your lives. Tell us a little bit about Dean Barker.'
'He's an incredible guy. He's a quiet guy but he's certainly someone that you can tell is a great family guy. Very good team guy. We've had some fantastic battles over the years. I certainly think the New Zealand audience, I guess I sort of became Public Enemy number one down in New Zealand. You sort of go through this competition and you're trying anything you can to get some sort of a competitive advantage. So you know there are all sorts of mind games going on on the shore and the press conference, out on the water. But, like in any sport you do, and the guys on my boat and his boat, once you've finished the race, win, lose or draw, the fact is you've shared something with somewhat of an enemy but also they've become your closest friends at the end. You've been through something that no one else really understands what you've been through except for those two teams on the water. And it's something pretty special.
'Dean had the weight of New Zealand on his shoulders. The Kiwi press is very, very tough. I was just so impressed the whole way how he handled it. And how his team everyday handled it and took it on. They are one of the best teams in the world. You look at the past 10 years they've really dominated. When you go up against Team New Zealand you're expecting the fight of your life. And that's exactly what we got and what both teams saw. I've always said champions and champion teams are the ones that can get back up off the canvas, come back from adversity.
'There's no doubt in mind he'll be back and Team New Zealand will be back. And they'll be back out on the water and we'll be going head to head and it will probably end up the same way where it will go down to the final race. And who knows, it will be just one incredible
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[UPDATE] THE CAPITAL, TALLAHASSEE, March 23, 2011 --
Saying he wants taxpayers to get their money's worth in health care, Gov. Rick Scott issued an executive order late Wednesday appointing a commission to scrutinize the performance and costs of hospitals operated by local governments.
His Commission on Review of Taxpayer Funded Hospital Districts has nine months to study whether it is in the public's best interest to have government entities operating hospitals at all.
Beyond that, the panel is to look for the most effective model of providing health-care access for poor people.
"We're spending a lot of tax dollars to do this and I want to make sure that the dollars are spent well," Scott said at an appearance Wednesday afternoon at the Capitol. "Are we getting return for those dollars? Is it helping us with reducing the costs of health care?"
Business groups immediately praised Scott's action. Scott appointed Dominic Calabro, president and CEO of Florida TaxWatch, an independent group that looks for ways to save money, to chair the commission.
But the panel will discover that public hospitals tend to provide good value, said Tony Carvalho, president of the Safety Net Hospital Alliance of Florida, a group that includes public and non-profit teaching hospitals.
They have to, he said, because they are required to prove their worth each year to elected officials or to the taxpayers directly.
"I certainly welcome any review of their operations and efficiencies …and the benefit their communities receive," he said.
The order immediately brings to mind financially ailing Jackson Memorial, the nation's third largest public hospital. But a search on the Florida Hospital Association web site indicates there are 33 publicly owned hospitals in the state, not counting the VA and state-owned institutions.
And they don't look much alike.
"No two of them are the same," said Linda Quick, president of the South Florida Hospital and Healthcare Association. "To come up with a position that would apply to all of them is going to be difficult if not impossible."
Some are owned by county or city governments, while others are operated by independent elected bodies that have taxing authority – special hospital districts.
Some public hospitals – notably Lee Memorial Health System in southwest Florida – don't even get local tax revenue, while some taxing districts distribute money to hospitals without owning or operating them.
Consider the difference between Jackson Memorial and suburban Coral Springs Medical Center. One of four hospitals in the public Broward Health system, Coral Springs has a lower percentage of indigent patients than many private hospitals, including some for-profits.
Wading into the dispute on what hospitals are paid is bound to remind Floridians that Scott resigned under fire in 1997 as CEO of the Columbia/HCA hospital chain, which he led for 10 years, after it became public knowledge that it was under federal investigation for Medicare fraud.
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The laptops Franklin Community High School students will get this school year won't be able to pull up Facebook or illegally download movies and television shows.
Each of the 1,650 Chromebooks students are receiving has been loaded with a filter or a program that blocks websites the school district considers inappropriate.
Franklin is the third local public high school to give all students computers to use for schoolwork. And the school learned from the missteps of other local schools, that last year gave iPads to students who started downloading apps and games and playing in class when they were supposed to be working.
The school also listened to parents, who asked them to be sure the devices had safeguards so the students didn't have complete access to everything on the Internet once they left school.
The filter allows students to log online whether they're at school, a coffee shop or at home, and they don't have to worry about Franklin's Internet network crashing and halting Internet access to the 1,650 students.
And installing filters directly on the devices means that the same sets of websites will be blocked, no matter where students use the devices, technology director Matt Sprout said.
But Sprout knows the Internet changes every day, and there's no way to keep up with every program that's created to override or get around a filter that blocks a website. That's why parents still should ask their students how they're using the Chromebooks and to monitor what they're doing online, Sprout said.
Because this is the first year Franklin is using the Chromebooks, Sprout knows there will be mistakes made that students, parents and school officials will need to learn from. But right now the school district has made all of the possible preparations, he said.
"The goal here isn't to be a parent," Sprout said. "The goal is to empower the parents. And one of the ways to do that is to install the filter on the Chromebook."
The high school received $500,000 from the Franklin Redevelopment Commission to buy the devices, which are similar to laptops. All high school students will get the devices so they can regularly use the Internet for research projects and complete more online-based assignments.
For months, Sprout has been looking at ways to keep the Chromebooks as secure as possible, including meeting with a group of Franklin parents to ask them how they thought Franklin should monitor how the devices are used.
Options included programing the Chromebooks so that every time a student used the device to get online they connected to the school district's server and filter.
Also, technology workers could show parents how to change their home's online filters and how to update the device's security settings themselves. Center Grove and Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson schools used similar methods to keep students away from non-education-related websites when they started issuing iPads to students last school year.
Instead, the Franklin parents asked the school district to install a filter directly on the devices.
The Chromebook filters allow school officials to block different categories of websites, such as anything pornographic, connected with drug use, piracy sites and social media, including Twitter and Facebook. The school district also can update the lists throughout the school year with new sites teachers or administrators want to block and can monitor the unblocked websites students visit, Sprout said.
In addition to what parents asked for, Sprout also talked to other schools about what worked best.
Other school employees told Sprout not to link the devices to Franklin's server and filter unless he planned to have someone at school district at all times to handle problems.
If the school district's Internet connection failed, then a student making finishing touches to a project due the next day might not be able to finish the work, Sprout said.
The two local school districts that issued students devices last school year both made changes after their original content filters and usage policies didn't work as well as planned.
Center Grove and Indian Creek were the first local school districts to give all of their high school students tablets, and Indian Creek also provided iPads to middle school students. And both school districts learned quickly to deal with the problems that can come with thousands of teenagers who are suddenly connected to the Internet and trying to access websites that they shouldn't.
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The Top Ten Business Breakfasts in Columbus
If you're heading to Columbus for business, you may want to schedule your meetings over breakfast. The city's restaurants take the first meal of the day seriously with scrumptious offerings like freshly-made croissants and homemade preserves and banana-topped ricotta pancakes. Here are our top ten places to enjoy a business breakfast in town.
Café Brioso
Many of Columbus' most powerful people frequent this downtown café, including Columbus' mayor. Scones and muffins are baked every morning with strawberries, raspberries and other seasonal fruits at Cafe Brioso. Owner Jeff Davis roasts coffee beans daily, along with blending spices for chai.
Cup o' Joe
With seven locations, Cup o' Joe is the go-to place for coffee lovers. They roast beans daily, using varieties from Kenya, Sumatra and Costa Rica. Stop in the German Village or Short North Arts District locations, and you'll be among many holding their meeting over a cup of espresso.
Columbus lawyers make up most of the crowd at Dempsey's, set across from the Franklin County Courthouse. It's not just convenience that makes it popular. The menu offers creative options like granola-encrusted French toast and croissants stuffed with eggs, bacon and cheese.
Gallerie Bar & Bistro
The Hilton snagged one of the city's top chefs, Bill Glover, when it opened in 2012 across from the Greater Columbus Convention Center. He's created a menu that makes the restaurant a destination in itself. Lemon griddle cakes and eggs Benedict with duck confit are among the breakfast choices at the Gallerie Bar & Bistro.
Best Breakfast and Sandwiches
Don't let the strip mall location scare you away. This diner in the north-western suburb of Westerville lives up to its name. The omelettes are so big they can serve two, but save room for the homemade bread. It's easy to see why this café was featured on PBS's documentary "Breakfast Special."
Latitude 41
It may be located inside the downtown Renaissance hotel, but this is no ordinary hotel restaurant. The kitchen at Latitude 41 is committed to using locally sourced ingredients. Who's counting calories this early? Indulge with the rum raisin rice pudding with mascarpone and local honey.
Northstar Café
Fair warning: come hungry if you have a breakfast meeting at one of the city's three Northstar Cafe locations. You'll want to eat every bite of the Cloud 9 pancakes, made fluffy with ricotta cheese and topped with bananas.
Pistacia Vera
Enjoy ratatouille quiche or smoked salmon tartare while watching the German Village bakery fill with just-made macaroons, croissants, signature chocolate chunk pistachio cookies and other delectables. The homemade preserves at Pistacia Vera are so good they sell them by the jar.
Tasi Café
Even some residents don't know about Tasi Cafe, hidden on a back alley in the Short North Arts District, but those who do swear by the freshly-baked breads, huevos rancheros and potato latkes.
Tommy's Diner
Nobody's a stranger at this local diner, located west of downtown in Franklinton. Owner Tommy Pappas may just be the friendliest man in Columbus, welcoming business leaders and neighbourhood patrons with the same enthusiasm. The breakfast at Tommy's Diner is so good, they serve it all day.
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About the author: ClaudiaClaudia Plumley
Claudia Plumley is a travel writer, life-long Columbus resident and a lover of all-things Ohio. Claudia is the senior editor for Ohio Magazine's custom publishing division, where she produces visitors guides and magazines promoting the Buckeye state. She previously worked for Experience Columbus, the city's convention and visitors bureau.


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"Rilke Path" Top 5 Page for this destination Duino by mircaskirca
Duino Travel Guide: 19 reviews and 89 photos
It was a nice sunny spring day and we were thinking about making a day trip to the coast. But where to, Croatia, Slovenia or Italy? After a short consideration we decided to go to Duino, a little Italian coastal town, less than 1,5 hours drive from Ljubljana. We were going to walk the Rilke path, a footpath that leads above the sea from Duino to Sistiana and offers breathtaking views. One of the many famous guests of Duino Castle was the Prage-born poet Rainer Maria Rilke, who found the inspiration for Duino Elegies during his stay here.
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Ni idealnejse lokacije za postavitev gradu... visoko nad morjem na skali, zraven pa se bozanska narava in siroki pogledi v neskoncnost - brez dvoma navdihujoce. Fino se bi bilo sprehoditi, navsezadnje ni niti predalec.
This really does look like an inspiring place! No wonder so many poets and composers came here.
this is fantastic mira! i had never heard of it! would love to do a walk on this path, and recite poetry with my love. or with you of course. lol ;-P
Mira, lovely little page about this off the beaten path Italian gem.
I have to stroll on that path one day. Ciao!
Did the walk but my tips aren't a patch on yours. Missed the cave also. I'm heading back to Italy next month. Cheers, Ian
I always love a good walk along coastlines and your views in this page are spectacular, especially with Castello di Duino and Baia di Sistiana thrown into the mix!
Oh this was your recent bike trip? This looks sooooo beautiful :-)) Yes, understandable why this location is inspiring for poems :-)) Oh, more :-)) This bay looks soooo beautiful and relaxing.... :-)
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Since I am approaching my one year anniversary of being a "freeper" and since I have never contributed a dime to FR, jim or the republican party, I am going to beat the powers to be at FR and voluntarily leave, rather than have them come up with one of the cock and bull stories to ban me.
Been fun,
Don't you read? I told you, I have contributed nothing to fr, jim or the leftist republicans.
Still here? I thought you left.
Nope, just have some fun with it, till jim or one of the accountant types check, find out I have not sent any money and pull the thread and ban me.
Good thing I'm light.
No, you have to wait till the powers ban me and then you can talk about me, isn't it the fr way to only beat up people behind their backs.
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You are either, a liar, an idiot or a shill.
Be sure to "sign the guestbook" after expressing your condolences.
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Agreed. Very poor. The only way he could have made it worse was to show up and comment on it, which he did. How gauche.
Getting lighter by the minute...
Bet you take a lot from the government though.
Wrong, wrong and wrong. Didn't you read the part about no personal attacks? Pretty strange behavior for someone who uses a Bible verse for a screenname.
You have issues.
Must have been involved with a Parisienne Frog?
No-one's looking at you
God, what did we doooooooo??!!
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I've got a couple of crits coming up that include 180 degree turns - i.e. the course goes up one side of the street, then doubles back on itself.
Any particular advice for this type of corner? Go in hard and brake late? Late apex? Early apex?
I recall a thread about this a while back but can't find it.
The fields will probably be about 30 or so, I intend on staying very close to the front.... due to the nature of the courses I imagine things will get *very* strung out.


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Let me begin with an answer to Stephen Lega's column published in the May 4, 2016, edition of The Lebanon Enterprise. I proudly side with the individuals who have the courage to stand up for public integrity and honorable community values. Especially those who have common sense. I understand Mr. Lega that you probably get a kick out of reading responses to your columns because you believe that rebuttal and division of a community somehow makes you look like you are doing your job. Enjoy.
Editor's note: The following guest column was written in response to an editorial published in the April 20 edition of The Lebanon Enterprise entitled, "Don't sign the petition." The following is being published exactly how it was submitted to the Enterprise. It should be noted that their claims about two board members' having "concerns" are unsubstantiated.
The final week of the 2016 General Assembly was marked by the passage of a $21 billion spending plan for the two-year period beginning July 1, and it is being hailed as the most conservative budget the commonwealth has seen in a generation.
Governor Matt Bevin set the parameters for the state budget debate when he announced his proposed budget in January. He proposed major funding increases to Kentucky's struggling pension systems and asked other areas of state government to participate in funding reductions.
A quarter-century ago, Kentucky had nowhere to go but up when it came to the education levels of adults 25 and older.
Only two-thirds had graduated from high school, and less than a sixth had earned a bachelor's degree. No state had a lower combined percentage.
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I wanted to show how meeting Naoko has influenced Jiro's dreams. It's a really a great honor to be able to draw something for Miyazaki's last movie. I've been a big fan ever since and to be able to participate something like this is a wonderful opportunity to thank him and show him all the respect he deserves! cant wait for the movie!


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