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Born from Kickstarter, the Acemile Theatre Box wireless 3D speaker has blossomed into the kind of triumph that so many campaigns dream of. Not only was the project over-funded by a healthy margin, but backers started to receive tracking numbers for their speakers roughly three months after the close of funding. Talk about a fast efficient turnaround time. But does the Theatre Box deliver on sound? Read on for our experience with this crowdfunded success.Read More
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As far as equipment bulk goes, digital DJs can have a much easier time of it than their vinyl spinning and scratching counterparts. But even if your groove controller of choice is something as portable as Pioneer's DDJ-WeGO3 or as compact as IK Multimedia's iRig MIX, the loudspeakers that will get you heard above the party chatter can add significant weight to a gig bag. The UK's Tibo Electronics has taken an all-in-one approach with its new Urban 500 DJ station, which sits a media controller atop a 500 W speaker tower with wheels on the bottom to help you trundle to your next gig.Read More
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When it comes to my daily dose of caffeine, I make the switch from hot to cold as soon as the weather turns warm. Now this year June may be referred to "Juneuary", but on the odd sunny day I like a cold drink in the morning (preferrably one that provides energy of course!).
I thought I would test out my own at home cold brew as it seemed pretty straight forward. Now my sweet tooth always has me craving just that; a good sweetener. I personally almost never eat dairy, as I am an almond milk gal with my coffee, so I went on the hunt to find a good milk/sweetener combo that is dairy free. Of course Pinterest never fails in this department; you can always find the exact type of recipe you are looking for there. I made this vegan condensed milk with coconut milk and ground vanilla beans, and simply just replaced the coconut sugar with maple syrup (as that is what I had on hand). Mix the cold brew with ice, condensed milk and a splash of almond milk, and watch out. This one is TASTY.
Cold Brew with Vegan Condensed Milk
2/3 cup coffee beans, ground
3 cups room temperature water
1 can full fat organic coconut milk
1/3 cup maple syrup (or coconut sugar, honey)
1 tsp ground vanilla beans
Place ground beans in french press. Add water and stir mixture. Place lid on top, without pushing press down. Store in fridge for 12 hours.
In a saucepan, heat coconut milk and maple syrup on medium high. Whisk together as the mixture forms bubbles, and begins to thicken. Continue to whisk often for approx. 40 minutes, until condensed milk reduces to about 1 cup. Add ground vanilla beans and stir. Remove from heat. The milk can be stored in the fridge for up to two weeks.
Mix cold brew with condensed milk and ice. Add a splash of almond milk for an extra milky flavour!
Based on my style diaries, you've probably figured out by now I am passionate about a good blazer. I have a handful in my closet; all of which I wear on a continual basis. I don't like storing them away through Summer either. If I can find a reason to wear one, I will.
There is something trés chic in my opinion about the blazer/shorts combination. Style mavens like Sincerely Jules or Damsel in Dior sport it so effortlessly all of the time. Now I may not have the bronzed gams to go with them, but I certainly feel as though a young Mama can pull this look off too, without comprimising practicality. Most of us are wearing denim shorts throughout the summer already, so why not elevate the look just slightly?!
I started off by testing this combo out with my classic pointy toe flats. I loved the match, however it didn't seem realistic to me, nor true to my own style (which I cannot stress enough, is SO incredibly important). So, I reached for my booties. These shoes are like a security blanket for me as I feel they go with just about everything. I've said it before and I'll say it again; These booties were made for walkin, and that's what they're gonna do! (a LOT).
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As a personal shopper, I have the opportunity to explore several brands, and learn about their fit. It's my job to educate my clients on what to look for, and what is most flattering for their body type. Through this process, I am exposed to so many designers; those that best suit athletic types, full figured women, or those who have gone through changes in their body after having kids.
There are very few stores that offer something for everyone. Let's use this group of ladies for example. Codi from Creative Wife Joyful Worker, a mother of two expecting her third child and is 34 weeks pregnant. Haley, mother of one and owner of Beluga Baby Wraps who stands tall at 5′ 10″ and wears a size 10, and myself, mother of two measuring 5′ 6″ and wearing on average a size 2. Three different body types, and three different women all hoping to find the same qualities in their clothing: classic, timeless, quality pieces that fit our bodies and stand the test of time.
That's where Nicole Bridger steps in. A mother herself, Nicole has a clear understanding of what women are looking for when it comes to fit. When she launched our eco-fashion line in 2008, this is what she had in mind. Buying fewer, better pieces that are properly constructed with the best quality materials (ethical at that) allow for those key pieces to grow with us over time, and throughout the many changes with our bodies. Nicole's classic modern designs drape beautifully, igniting that confidence in every woman who steps into her clothing.
It was such an experience to see our group model Nicole's latest Spring/Summer collection. We swooned over every piece; discussing the many ways to wear each one of them. The soft materials are comfortable on the body, without comprimising a clean, tailored look.
You can view Nicole's latest collection here. My current favourite (and a must have in my opinon) is this linen t-shirt.
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A BIG thank you to Nicole Bridger, and Erin Fraser photography for capturing these looks!
For the last year, I have been making the same delicious glory bowl for our family almost every week. I featured the recipe on the blog here. I am always on the hunt for new salad recipes, or hearty variations of the sort. This new recipe caught my eye on Pinterest, as it is filled with brightly coloured veggies, and one of my new favourite salad add-ons: roasted chickpeas. It is filling, and full of flavour!
I'm not going to lie, I took the easy route and purchased a thai peanut dressing instead of making the one in the original recipe. It is super easy to make yourself, I was just short on time, and ingredients. I also made cajun chickpea poppers instead, by substituting the garlic powder for chili powder (I like the added kick!). If you're vegan, leave out the tuna and add more chickpeas for extra protein!
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1 carrot, spiralized
1/4 cup chopped red cabbage
2 tbsp finely chopped red onion
1/4 cup roasted chickpeas
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juice of lime
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Place cooked quinoa in bowl. Add zucchini, carrot, cabbage, red onion and tuna. Sprinkle chickpeas. Top with cilantro garnish, and juice of a lime. Drizzle thai peanut dressing. Enjoy!
This week I received the unfortunate news that my camera lens is beyond repair (insert 100 crying emojis). Such poor timing! But do these things in life EVER happen at a good time? No. There's never a good time.
Moving on to fashion, this Gentle Fawn romper is like glorified pajamas. Can that be a style category on it's own?? The material is incredibly soft, it's a different take on stripes (always a bonus), and I enjoy having some coverage on my arms if I'm going to show that much leg.. just saying. Oh, and did I mention pockets??
I remember Gentle Fawn from my teenage years, and much like my own personal style, theirs has evolved ten fold. I love every single piece in their latest collection. It's the perfect blend of bohemian summer meets minimalist. If you are not one to inject colour into your wardrobe even through the summer months, playing around with flowing silhouettes and subdued patterns is the answer. You can view their latest collection here, or find this romper and other GF pieces locally at shop hunnis 😉
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I have discovered some GREAT beauty products as of late, so I decided it was time to compile a list of favourites; with a few products for fair skin types looking to fake it this summer 😉 I would say fake it 'til you make it, but I'm not making it with this light skin at any point.. lol.
Here are my top 5 products that are worth taking home (in my opinion ;-))
If you have any current favourites that you just can't go without, please comment below. I love learning about new products!! xo
I apologize for the poor quality photos in tonight's post. My usual lens seems to have stopped working, so we had to make do with what we had.
A denim skirt is one of those articles of clothing that reminds me of growing up. I recall a few styles in my closet throughout my adolescence; varying in length, silhouette and colour. Fast forward to today; I love the idea of the denim skirt, but have found them restrictive while caring for two little ones. You need ample amounts of stretch to bend, and move quickly. This is why I am always preaching about functionality. Don't let your clothes dictate what you can and cannot do (aka fashion victim). You don't want to have to be constantly adjusting your clothes while wearing them.
I have been casually on the hunt (not my typical obsessive behaviour when I'm after something) since beginning of Spring, but found most styles to be the button down, mini A-frame shape that countless other bloggers are pairing with their lace up sandals and espadrilles. Cute, but not for me.
This one checks off all the boxes as an approved "mom" skirt. High waisted, pockets, SUPER stretchy, and with a frayed bottom to add a hint of distress. It can replace jeans in the summer, and also be dressed up with heels and a blazer. SOLD. Now that I have finally found the one, I expect to be wearing it no less than once a week! (but most likely more ;-))
If you're loving this style, you can snag this skirt up right now for 30% off!
On a separate note, I am SOOOOOO pumped to be speaking at Nicole Bridger in Gastown this coming Thursday, June 9th from 7-9pm, hosted by my friend Codi Lynn. We will be diving into making those fewer, better choices, and showcasing Nicole's latest collection. If you are not familiar with Nicole's designs already, they are local, eco-friendly and ethically made from sustainable materials. I would love to see some familiar faces there, and also new ones too! RSVP to email@example.com if you would like to attend!
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When it comes to personal shopping, the essential items to cross off the list vary from client to client. Some ladies are building a professional wardrobe, some are making adjustments to accommodate their new life at home with their littles, and some are finding a way to dress for both. Whatever it may be, I have my top 5 items that I recommend to almost every client, that can be used for any lifestyle.
What are they, you ask?? Well, today I am spilling the beans..
Mojitos have always been one of my favourite cocktails when the warm weather is out. They are so light and refreshing, but often times can be overly sweet from the added sugar.
When we host dinner with friends on the weekends, we love to get creative and make up a signature cocktail. This past weekend, I wanted to put a spin on the classic mojito, and create a healthier alternative. Using a low sugar coconut water to add a tropical flavour adds the perfect blend of flavours, with little calories.
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4 mint leaves, chopped (and one for garnish)
1 slice of lime
coconut water
splash of tonic
Squeeze lime in cocktail glass. Add vodka and mint leaves, and muddle. Add coconut water, ice, and desired amount of soda (for fizziness). Add a splash of tonic for added sweetness (or omit if you prefer less sweet). Enjoy!
Last week we escaped to Bear Mountain Resort on the Island for the long weekend. It was so lovely to get away with the boys and our extended family, and unplug for a few days.
Without fail, and at least one day out of every trip (but usually more), I reach for my go-to combination: button-down and denim. It's easy, comfortable and is suitable for most any daytime activity. I have been living in these mother jeans; they are so soft, and are relaxing in the exact places I was hoping they would. As I was working on this post and breaking down the look, I realized that my jeans are the only new item. Every other piece (with the exception of these Quay sunnies from Christmas) I have had for almost two years. It's a rewarding feeling knowing that even after several wears, I am still not sick of wearing them. I have my favourites that go with me on every trip, and these are a few of them.
If you are in the market for new denim, there are only a few sizes left of these! And they are on sale for $109 US!!
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Scripture: Luke 10:1-11, 16-20
Sermon: The Kingdom of God is Near
Luke 10:1-11, 16-20
10 After this the Lord appointed seventy-two[a] others and sent them two by two ahead of him to every town and place where he was about to go. 2 He told them, "The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field. 3 Go! I am sending you out like lambs among wolves. 4 Do not take a purse or bag or sandals; and do not greet anyone on the road.5 "When you enter a house, first say, 'Peace to this house.' 6 If someone who promotes peace is there, your peace will rest on them; if not, it will return to you. 7 Stay there, eating and drinking whatever they give you, for the worker deserves his wages. Do not move around from house to house.8 "When you enter a town and are welcomed, eat what is offered to you. 9 Heal the sick who are there and tell them, 'The kingdom of God has come near to you.' 10 But when you enter a town and are not welcomed, go into its streets and say, 11 'Even the dust of your town we wipe from our feet as a warning to you. Yet be sure of this: The kingdom of God has come near.'
16 "Whoever listens to you listens to me; whoever rejects you rejects me; but whoever rejects me rejects him who sent me."17 The seventy-two returned with joy and said, "Lord, even the demons submit to us in your name."18 He replied, "I saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven. 19 I have given you authority to trample on snakes and scorpions and to overcome all the power of the enemy; nothing will harm you. 20 However, do not rejoice that the spirits submit to you, but rejoice that your names are written in heaven."
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Regulatory Perspective on Water Reuse
Abstract:Our natural water resources are being stretched to the limit due to population growth, droughts, and climate changes. Water reuse is increasingly being included as an integral component of water resources management in many parts of the country. The use of reclaimed water for both many applications is well established in states such as Arizona, California, Florida, and Texas and is becoming more prevalent in areas not historically deemed to be water-short. Reclaimed water is used for nonpotable applications ranging from pasture irrigation to food crop irrigation, and the use of reclaimed water for potable reuse via groundwater recharge and surface water augmentation is experiencing a surge in both the number of existing and planned projects.
Several states have adopted reclaimed water regulations, and regulations among the states vary considerably. Water reuse criteria are principally directed at public health and environmental protection. Making reclaimed water acceptable for reuse applications is achieved by eliminating or reducing the concentrations of potentially hazardous constituents through source control, wastewater treatment, and/or by limiting human exposure to the water via design or operational controls. Most health-related concerns and issues associated with the use of reclaimed water are resolvable using conventional treatment technology, proper operation and management strategies, and use area controls. For nonpotable uses of reclaimed water, the contaminants of greatest concern are microbial pathogens, while both microbial and chemical contaminants need to be considered for potable reuse. Nonpotable water reuse criteria become more restrictive as human contact with the reclaimed water increases, and a high degree of treatment typically is required for uses where the public or workers are likely (or expected) to come in contact with the water. For high level nonpotable uses such as the irrigation of food crops eaten raw or the irrigation on residential property, many states require that the effluent contain few or no measurable levels of pathogens. Regulations for potable reuse typically require that the reclaimed water meet drinking water standards, and some states require additional monitoring for selected unregulated chemical constituents that may include endocrine disrupting compounds, pharmaceuticals, and personal care products.
This presentation is focused on the public health aspects of water reuse and the rationale for the various regulatory requirements. Potable reuse will be discussed, particularly the need to reduce or remove health-significant organic constituents.
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Topic: Propagation, Transplants
Title: How to transplant agarita in Floresville, TX.
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QUESTION:How is the best way to propagate Agarita? I have acres of them in the pasture but want some for the house landscape and to grow. I was told they go dormant for a year if you dig them up to transplant.
We're tempted to advise you to put in a section of barbed wire fence where you want the agarita to grow and let the birds do their thing. But we won't. Besides being inconvenient, you'd have to pull out a lot of privet and hackberry seedlings if you did that.
Mahonia trifoliolata (agarita) is usually difficult to transplant; large plants are especially difficult. A big part of the problem is that they are often growing in such rocky soil that it is very hard to get the plant out without severely damaging the roots of the plant. The smaller the root ball, the slower the plant will recover from the stress of transplantation.
If possible, dig around the shrub you wish to transplant in the spring to cut some of the roots. By fall, the plant will have made new roots within the area that you'll be digging up to transplant. Dig and translplant the agarita in mid to late fall. Remove about 1/3 of the top growth of the plant when you transplant. Water it in well and water again from time to time through the winter if it's a dry year. Even with all of that, your plant is likely to sit and do nothing much for a year or two. Good luck!
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The All Blacks and Irish rugby players won't be the only ones feeling the pressure as they run out at Waikato Stadium on Saturday night.
Rotorua singer Elizabeth Marvelly, 22, will be feeling it just as much as she steps up to the microphone to sing the national anthem.
"I'm already feeling the pressure," she says.
"If I messed up the words for the national anthem, life would not be worth living."
There's little chance of that, of course.
Marvelly has sung the anthem already for the All Blacks, the New Zealand Warriors and the Kiwis in the six years she has been in the music industry.
She belted it out in last year's Tri-Nations and Bledisloe Cup matches against Australia and South Africa and at the World Cup semifinal win over Australia. She missed out on singing it at the final to a singer she is often compared to, Hayley Westenra.
While Marvelly enjoys singing the anthem, there's much more to her than that, which audiences will get to see first hand when she sets off on a "heartland tour" of the North Island early next month, starting in her home town on July 15 and finishing in Paraparaumu on July 31, with a show at Hamilton's Clarence St Theatre on July 20.
Marvelly says that after six years in the industry, she simply wants to say thanks to the people who have supported her.
"I just felt I'd spent so much time overseas and so much time travelling around and just going to the main centres that it was time for me to go back to my roots.
"I'm a provincial girl, a Rotorua wahine, and it feels to me like it's time to go back and just say thank you to so many of the audiences who have supported me throughout the years – especially around the Bay of Plenty and Waikato. That's where I grew up, that's where I started singing, and I think it's important."
Marvelly started singing in Rotorua as a teenager and quickly gained a reputation as a soprano with immense potential. She toured the country with her uncle, Sir Howard Morrison, and Dame Malvina Major at 17, signed a deal with EMI and hasn't stopped since.
Marvelly says her July concert will feature new and original material from her upcoming third album, along with a selection of songs which represents her broad range, including songs from Burt Bacharach and Whitney Houston, Broadway musicals, Leonard Cohen, Crowded House, Gershwin, Joni Mitchell and New Zealand favourites, such as Whakaria Mai.
"I like to keep my options open, clearly," she says.
Whakaria Mai remains one of her favourite songs to sing.
"For me, that song has so much emotional power."
"Having spent so much time in the wings watching the Master [the late Sir Howard Morrison] sing it, I feel like it's a real honour to sing that song and I really hope I can do it justice, because it's a really incredible song."
It's not just in singing that Marvelly has a diverse range of styles. Her listening selections are equally eclectic.
"I'm listening to heaps at the moment: Julia Stone's By the Horns – I just bought that album; Andrew Belle, The Ladder; Carole King, Tapestry.
"I just bought a Bob Dylan. I listen to all sorts really. There's one other album you should have a listen to. It's quite alternative: Zola Jesus – she's got a great new album out."
When it's not music keeping her going, Marvelly is also studying towards a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and psychology and has just finished her latest examinations.
"I'm only able to do a couple of papers each semester, if I'm lucky, because I'm so busy. I think I must be about 13 papers in, so I'm about halfway."
While she would like to still be singing "when I'm 65", it's important to have other interests, she says.
"I've got quite a few interests outside music. I think it's nice and I also think I've learnt so much and I think that's important. I think it's important to keep learning."
She sounds like a true academic talking about her studies.
"I've learnt so much about stuff like bicultural perspectives in psychology. It was really interesting, I loved that paper."
But it's not about to get in the way of her singing soon, and after the tour, she will be back in the studio recording her next album.
"It's going to be a pretty full-on second half of the year.
"This [album] is going to be mainly original music, so I really want it to be ready. I'm not going to push it out before it is. I just want to spend the time and throw myself into it."
"Music's pretty awesome really."
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SILVER SPRING, MD -- (Marketwire) -- 11/27/12 -- A new report from AIIM, the global community of information professionals, advises IT professionals, compliance teams, and records managers to embed internal and external social channels into their core processes for business benefit. In its latest Industry Watch report, "Social in the Flow -- transforming processes and sharing knowledge," AIIM finds that the majority of companies consider integration of social technologies with business processes to be important, although only 37 percent of respondents expect social to be integrated across the business within the next two years.
Organizations -- especially regulatory and government agencies -- are encouraged by AIIM to incorporate closer integration of social tools and techniques into the core business processes for project coordination, customer support and staff communication. One positive note, compared to past reports, is the number of organizations actively discouraging use of social technologies at work has dropped to 19 percent, although it remains at 44 percent for Government to Business (G2B) organizations. A quarter of all organizations surveyed have no official policy, and within the 50 percent who do actively encourage use of social tools at work, more than half have no guidelines on their acceptable business use. Sixty-four percent provide no way for employees to integrate social technologies into their business processes.
"When it comes to reaping the business benefits of social media, you need to think how it can help within a given business process," said Doug Miles, director of market intelligence at AIIM. "Nearly half of organizations do not have any official strategies for social content creation and collaboration which represents missed opportunities for faster response and better knowledge-sharing in product development, recruitment, help desk, employee relations and project management."
AIIM recommends information professionals help lead the way to the integration of social technologies while there is still time. Within two years, 81 percent of all organizations plan to have social tools and technologies in regular use across the business. Areas at the top of the priority list for integration include customer support (59 percent) and marketing (58 percent). The most popular internal social application is staff communication with more than half planning to implement a company notice board/forum in the next year. Other social integration priorities in the next year include collaborative document authoring (51 percent), event promotion (50 percent), brand management (49 percent) and customer feedback (44 percent).
Overall, the report concludes that social technology adoption within enterprises is strong, but the integration of social into business processes is still in its infancy. AIIM advises IT departments, legal and compliance teams and records managers to work with business management to:
- Consider all internal and external social channels and don't confine analysis to only marketing or corporate communications when defining social relevancy to the business.
- Map out organizational responsibilities for social interaction.
- Create guidelines and policies that tie the social workflow to business value and clearly state expected and acceptable contributions and ramifications of compliance.
- Explore deeper integration of social technologies into enterprise processes from the perspective of potential business benefit, technical and cultural impact, scalability, cost of integration and time to deploy.
The full report, "Social in the Flow -- transforming processes and sharing knowledge" can be downloaded from the AIIM website at www.aiim.org/social-processes. The research was underwritten by BroadVision, Hype Innovation, IBM, Igloo Software, tibbr and Workshare.
About AIIM
AIIM has been an advocate and supporter of information professionals for nearly 70 years. The association's mission is to ensure that information professionals understand the current and future challenges of managing information assets in an era of social, mobile, cloud and big data. Founded in 1943, AIIM builds on a strong heritage of research and member service. Today, AIIM is a global, non-profit organization that provides independent research, education and certification programs to information professionals. AIIM represents the entire information management community, with programs and content for practitioners, technology suppliers, integrators and consultants. www.aiim.org
About BroadVision, Inc.
Clearvale by BroadVision is the social network for business, where transparency and accountability mean real works gets done. It enables businesses to connect and engage with employees, partners, and customers; share anytime, anywhere, and on any device; and track business processes, sources of knowledge, and network adoption. www.clearvale.com
About HYPE Innovation
HYPE Innovation is a global leader in end-to-end Innovation Management software. HYPE's powerful platform allows organizations to engage thousands of employees in idea generation and collaborative problem solving. Our client community includes global companies such as GE, P&G, Bombardier, Nokia-Siemens, Daimler, Airbus, General Mills, Saudi Aramco, Bechtel, and Deutsche Telekom. www.hypeinnovation.com
About IBM ECM
IBM Enterprise Content Management solutions enable the world's top companies to make better decisions, faster. As a market leader in content, process and compliance software, IBM ECM delivers a broad set of mission-critical solutions that help solve today's most difficult business challenges: managing unstructured content, optimizing business processes and helping satisfy complex compliance requirements through an integrated information infrastructure. www.ibm.com/software/ecm
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Igloo is a modern intranet -- delivered securely in the cloud. For growing organizations, it is the fastest way to enable communication and collaboration across borders and boundaries. That is why world-class companies, such as Harry Winston, Kimberly-Clark, Ipswitch and the ATP World Tour, choose Igloo. Learn more at igloosoftware.com.
About tibbr
tibbr connects people, applications and data in context and, in an entirely personal way. Launched in January 2011, tibbr brings together what matters -- to individuals or groups -- to get work done better, faster. tibbr can be delivered on premise or in the cloud, getting all your employees started within days. www.tibbr.com
About Workshare Ltd
Workshare is a leading provider of secure enterprise collaboration applications that allows individuals to easily create, share and manage high-value content anywhere, on any device. More than 1.8 million professionals in 70 counties use Workshare's award-winning desktop, mobile, tablet, and web applications. www.workshare.com
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