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We all know and have been fed the story that bullet points are bad, bullet points are evil, don't use bullet points – they're boring etc etc. Use pictures, use diagrams, use whatever, JUST DON'T USE BULLET POINTS!
I subscribe to that view, I've helped hundreds of clients with their presentations, helping them to avoid using bullet points, coming up with lots of creative ways and using every trick in the book to avoid the dreaded bullet point list.
But, despite all that, I've recently found myself using them (shock, horror, gasp!)……and the reason? Well, it's the same reason I don't use bullet points when helping clients with their presentations. The reason we avoid bullet point lists and use diagrams, images, icons, graphics, contrasting numbers, whatever….is that it gives the presentation some structure, it gives the presenter something that they can follow, expand on & fill the gaps and it keeps the audience focussed on the presenter and not on the slide deck.
Well, I've been doing exactly the same using bullet points.
Most of the presentations I've worked on in the past for clients are high stakes presentations. These are people that need to make an impact, be it with a colleague, a client or at an event. The client wouldn't pay for my help unless there was a big enough reason. More recently, using Present.me, I've been making lots of very short, 'quick & dirty' presentations. They're my weekly 2 minute overview of the business that I send out to the stakeholders so they can understand what's going on, and how things are progressing. And the reason I use bullet points is because they are exactly that, they're 'quick & dirty'. I have 3 slides and I pick 3 one word bullet points for each. I have a red slide which covers off the bad stuff that happened in the week, a green slide which covers off the good stuff, and then an amber slide which covers what's in the week ahead or where I think any potential issues are. I don't want to spend any time making these look 'fancy', all I need are a few words to prompt me as to what to talk about next. I spend 2 minutes making the slides, another 2 minutes recording myself talking to them and in under 5 minutes I've done my weekly roundup.
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- The compromise bill on prison reform.
- Allowing the distribution of condoms to prisoners.
- A bill implementing common-core standards for California schools.
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Girls are set to outshine boys during the fourth graduation ceremony of St Xavier's College in Ranchi on Monday.
Of the 27 students who will receive gold medals for excellence in the final examinations of 2011, as many as 20 will be girls.
Besides bagging top honours in economics, geography, Hindi, history, bio-technology, botany and geology at the graduation level, the girls have topped in BEd, BBA, human rights, seven vocational courses and MA (English), MA (Hindi) and MCom. The boys, on the other hand, have topped in English, history, political science, chemistry, mathematics, zoology and accounts at the graduation level.
Taking into account all courses, 1,790 students successfully cleared their final examinations in 2011 and are eligible to receive their degree certificates. As many as 1,088 have so far confirmed their participation in the ceremony, said principal Father Nicholas Tete.
The college, established in 1944, functioned as an affiliated college under Ranchi University until it was granted autonomy in 2005. After getting autonomy, the first batch of students graduated in 2008.
The first convocation was held in 2010. "It's a normal practice to award the degrees after a year so that any dispute that may come up can be resolved in the meantime," the principal explained.
As the college is an autonomous institution and not a deemed university, the convocation is now called the graduation ceremony.
Tete said vice chancellor of Ranchi University L.N. Bhagat would preside over the function. "We are also expecting K. Vijay Kumar, adviser to the governor, but his participation can be confirmed only after we meet him on Thursday," Tete said.
The annual day of the college will be held on February 19, the principal informed, adding that governor Syed Ahmed will be the chief guest on the occasion and Cardinal Telesphore P. Toppo will be guest of honour.
Students who have excelled in different fields other than education will also be felicitated on the occasion, Tete said.


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E Z's Gentleman is standing his first season in Ohio at Duncan Farm
E Z's Gentleman is standing his first season in Ohio at Duncan Farm
Cee's Tizzy, sire of two-time Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I) winner and successful sire Tiznow, has died at age 28, reports Harris Farms.
E Z's Playgirl captured the sixth race at Lone Star Park July 17 and entered the books as the first winner for grade I-winning sprinter E Z's Gentleman.
Cyclometer, owned and bred by trainer Bruce Headley and Irwin and Andrew Molasky, made short work of two other foes in a scratch-marred $92,000 Los Angeles Handicap (gr. III) at Santa Anita Park May 26.
Out of action since the 2013 Santa Anita Derby (gr. I), Super Ninety Nine is to make his return for trainer Bob Baffert in the $100,000 Los Angeles Handicap (gr. III) against four opponents at Santa Anita on Memorial Day.
Grade I winner Cost of Freedom, claimed for $8,000 at Betfair Hollywood Park Dec. 21, appears headed for retirement as he nears the ripe old age of 11.
Prominent Indiana Thoroughbred owner and breeder Don W. Myers Sr. died July 25 at home with his wife Dana and granddaughter Christina Lawton by his side. He was 92.
Fans looking for drama in the $100,000 Los Angeles Handicap (gr. III) May 27 at Betfair Hollywood Park missed out as 3-5 favorite Comma to the Top seized control early and was never seriously challenged in the sprint.
Comma to the Top will seek his third win of the year and fifth stakes victory at Betfair Hollywood Park against six opponents in the $100,000 Los Angeles Handicap (gr. III) on Memorial Day May 27.
M One Rifle, winner of the 2009 Malibu Stakes (gr. I), has been officially retired to trainer Bruce Headley's equine complex in Arcadia, Calif.
Trainer Todd Pletcher went to $750,000 Sept. 13 to acquire an attractive son of Giant's Causeway as the top-priced offering during the early portion of the Keeneland September yearling sale's fourth session.
Odds-on favorite Roman Threat had too much speed for his seven opponents in the $100,000 Los Angeles Handicap (gr. III) in a dominating win on the Cushion Track at Betfair Hollywood Park May 28.
Rail Trip, back in the Southern California barn of Ron Ellis, gets back into action in the $100,000 Los Angeles Handicap (gr. III) May 28 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Willa B Awesome, upset winner of the Santa Anita Oaks (gr. I) last month, headlines the 2012 California Gold Rush at Betfair Hollywood Park April 28.
After registering his first graded stakes win with a powerful effort in the Sir Beaufort Stakes (gr. IIT) to open the meet, Mr. Commons is a clear standout in the $150,000 Arcadia Stakes (gr. IIT) Feb. 4 at Santa Anita.
E Z's Gentleman, a leading sprinter of 2010, will enter stud in 2012 at Don and Dana Myers' Swifty Farms near Seymour, Ind.
Amazombie, the Eclipse Award winner as the nation's top sprinter in 2011, was tentatively entered for the $150,000 Palos Verdes Stakes (gr. II) at Santa Anita Jan. 21.
Retrace the steps of Amazombie in a stellar 2011 campaign. view slideshow
Pacific Ocean, bursting to the lead from his rail post, overpowered his rivals for the first graded stakes tally of his career in the Vernon O. Underwood (gr. III) at Hollywood Park Nov. 26.
Trainer Bob Baffert entered a trio led by Euroears in the $100,000 Vernon O. Underwood Stakes Nov. 26, a race that has also attracted grade I winner Comma to the Top, returning from an extended layoff.
Soul Candy, winner of the California Cup Classic last year when it was held on the Cushion Track at Hollywood Park, is back to defend his title against seven rivals in the $175,000 event on Santa Anita's turf course Oct. 29.
Still smarting from their most recent losses, Smiling Tiger and Amazombie will square off in a highly-competitive renewal of the $250,000 Triple Bend Handicap (gr. I) at Hollywood Park July 2.
Camp Victory was declared the official winner of the $100,000 Los Angeles Handicap (gr. III) at Hollywood Park when Amazombie, first across the line, was disqualified after bulling his way to the front in mid-stretch May 30.
Eclair de Lune is ready for a comeback. The German-bred daughter of Marchand de Sable boosted her resume considerably when she captured the 2010 Beverly D. Stakes at Arlington Park, but has been unable to score a win since.
Amazombie, closing with abandon on the far outside for jockey Mike Smith, nipped Captain Cherokee by a head in a terrific finish to the $150,000 Potrero Grande Stakes (gr. II) at Santa Anita Park April 3.
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the tendency for children to spend less time outdoors than they did in previous generations, and the way this influences them as they grow up
'Overprotective parents, too much TV and not enough time to mooch around, mean most children now know more about the Amazonian rainforest than their nearest riverbank. It's time to fight this nature-deficit disorder …'The Guardian 5th June 2010
Could you identify a sycamore tree, recognize a peacock butterfly, or correctly distinguish a frog from a toad? If the answer is yes, then it's likely that you're old enough to have had a childhood where screens and electronic toys weren't the main leisure activity. If the answer is no, then maybe you're young enough to count among a generation now alleged to be suffering from nature-deficit disorder.
the contention is that today's kids do not play and interact with nature in the way that their parents did, instead spending most of their leisure time inside
Relating to contemporary children and young people, nature-deficit disorder refers to the increasing tendency to spend very little time outdoors in the open countryside. The contention is that today's kids do not play and interact with nature in the way that their parents did, instead spending most of their leisure time inside. Whereas older generations might have built dens and swings in the woods, climbed trees and collected frogspawn, 21st century kids are far more likely to watch TV or play on computers or games consoles. If they do engage in a physical activity, it's likely to be some kind of organized sport under the watchful eye of adults, rather than wandering through the countryside unsupervised.
Though this might just appear to be a general observation on the way technology has changed childhood, the premise of nature-deficit disorder goes beyond a simple lack of exposure to the countryside. The suggestion is that this is more like an illness, with symptoms which might include depression, hyperactivity, boredom and loneliness. The concept is further galvanized by an acknowledged increase in obesity rates, and research that suggests that a child's 'radius of activity' – meaning the distance from home kids are allowed to play unsupervised – has declined by 90% since the 1970s.
As well as the lure of instant electronic entertainment, suggested causes of nature-deficit disorder include parental fears about traffic and predatory strangers, health and safety rules, and laws against collecting fossils or wild flowers.
The expression nature-deficit disorder was coined in 2005 by American author Richard Louv. The term originates from his bestselling book on the same topic entitled Last Child in the Woods – Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder (Algonquin Books, 2005). Since its first publication five years ago, the book has stimulated more widespread discussion about the disconnection between children and nature, and inspired the formation of the international Children and Nature Network, a movement which campaigns to reconnect young people with the natural environment.
Underpinning the principles described in Louv's book is the concept of biophilia, the idea that there is an instinctive bond between human beings and other living systems, and therefore that exposure to nature is a key factor in healthy child development.
A related expression in the same domain is slow parenting, which advocates sending children into natural environments rather than keeping them indoors. Slow parenting is a kind of 'hands-off' style of parenting in which few activities are organized for children and they are encouraged to explore the world at their own pace. Like slow food and slow travel, slow parenting relates to the Slow Movement, which embodies a cultural shift towards slowing down the pace of 21st century life.
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Script Error Opens up Security Hole in Xen 3.0.3
A Red Hat update has just been released to close various vulnerabilities in the Xen virtualization solution, one of which was caused by an error in a Python script.
The vulnerability, which has been assigned the CVE number CVE-2007-4993, is in the tools/pygrub/src/GrubConf.py script and was discovered by Joris van Rantwijk. Security researchers Secunia classify the error as moderately critical. It can be exploited by manipulating the Grub bootloader. A successful attacker would have the ability to execute arbitrary commands in domain 0 which has hardware access.
Tavis Ormandy found another bug (CVE-2007-1320) which triggers a heap overflow on video-to-video copy actions in the Cirrus VGA extension. An administrative user in a guest domain might be able to exploit this to execute malicious code outside their own domain.
The third vulnerability, (CVE-2007-1321), which was also discovered by Ormandy, triggers a heap overflow in the Xen NE2000 network driver. If the driver is used, a local administrator has the ability to execute arbitrary malicious code in other domains. The developers point out that Xen does not use the buggy driver by default.
Red Hat has released an update to close all three security holes. Version 3.0.3 of Xen is affected. It is unclear whether other versions have the bugs. Xen users are advised to update their installations as quickly as possible. Red Hat is currently the only source for the updates.
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Two trojans in the wild are targeting Linux machines.
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Raspberry Pi Foundation Merges with CoderDojo Foundation
The two foundations join forces to expand their efforts to reach young people.
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Millions of devices that use Samba Server are vulnerable to attacks.
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Microsoft is slowly becoming a Linux vendor.
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Jacuzzi The meal was really expensive downstairs..
Location , friendly staff. The valet service was prompt and professional.
The pillows - all too low and no options.
Hotel staff at check-in and check-out, helpfulness of concierge and storage of our luggage after check-out before we left for the airport was excellent.
I enjoyed Japanese TV show dinner is expensive and not so much delicious
very genuinely friendly but unintrusive service. The room was well appointed clean and comfortable and it was much quieter than other central city hotels i have stayed at. I thought the pool and spa area was very nice. I did not get the complimentary newspaper i requested at check in and the paper i received free at another event venue was cleared away by housekeeping before i had even read it. also hotel phone answering was rather slow
The concierge on arrival made us feel very welcome. Excellent service in Knights restaurant Our room did not smell very nice
Great location so central to everything, great bed and bed linen The t.v is in a cupboard which limits the space in the room as the cupboard door is open for t v viewing. The standard of hotel we did expect a flat screen t v
The staff were friendly and helpful.
Great Service. Prestige. The room was a little bit noisy of external noise during the night.
Nothing We booked this hotel for New Years Eve in Auckland. Besides being overpriced for the night in question, they charge ridiculous valet fees, put us in a handicap room with no bathtub, horrible view, and construction all around, put bacon on my Ceaser salad after I specifically said I was a vegetarian, brought the salad on filthy plates covered in chocolate from what I can only assume was the previous meal. Upon checkout no one even bothered to ask how my stay was. I asked for a manager and voiced my complaints. No attempt was made to remedy the situation.
Walking distance from cruise dock, concierge staff excellent, allowed early check in, assisted with all questions/concers Close to busy street, heard a little street noise late night/early morning.
The staff were always very pleasant and helpful The parking system could be a problem
Great location and spacious apartments. Hardly recognised any Accor Gold benefits.
Fantastic apartment accommodation in a super downtown location Car parking was a lottery
fantastic room layout, view and kitchen was handy
The staff were very helpful and our suite was roomy and confortable. Breakfast was good and the service excellent.
very good staff
La "cama" fue muy buena para relajarme Muy inpersonal - Internet restringido or muy caro - television muy mala -
Su ubicación Existen cargos hasta por hacer llamadas locales
Bien ubicado entre el centro y la zona portuaria. Desde el mismo se puede caminar hacia cualquier atraccion facilmente. No es fácil aparcar el coche ya que todo el aparcamiento publico está regulado. El hotel parece un poco antiguo
Gran ubicación. El personal era muy servicial. Habitación pequeña y necesita una renovación.
La Ubicación Mobiliario muy rudimentario
las vistas desde la cafeteria mientras desayunabamos falta soltura a algunos miembros de la recepcion
Buen hotel, relativamente cerca de una de las zonas de marcha de Auckland. Habitaciones espaciosas y cama confortable. Un inconveniente menor: la ducha no es movible. La gente con una determinada altura tendrá que agacharse para ducharse.
Bien ubicdo cómodo acceso a las atracciones de la ciudad. Recomendable Funcionamiento del sistema de aire frio calor.
Su excelente ubicación y calidad de servicios
I stayed at this hotel for a conferencehts for 4 nig,the room was excellent in all respects with all the things I needed including kitchen and laundry facilities. It was quiet and odour free! Just what I asked for. The hotel is very close to Pricess wharf and those attractions but better value than the HIlton. Rooms with city views on the lower levels are in full view of a local taxi rank which was slightly off putting for a lone woman traveller however staff were helpful and offered a different room if I wished to move....in the end I got over it!
the locality and quality of the room
Location next to marina in the Viaduct restuarant area was excellent,was a serviced unit but gave a choiceof eating places, walk to CBD with shuttle to Airport.
The staff helped organise a car, Very friendly. No Milk for coffee and tea so when you arrive late you are unable to have coffe or tea.
The property is nicely situated for tours, restaurants and harbour. Shops are easily accessible. Noisy on Saturday nights. Windows could be double glazed to solve this.
Close to Viaduct, we were attending the Boat Show. Close to restaurants. Easy to get to & from Airport shuttle bus Bed was very hard
La ubicacion dentro de la ciudad. La relacion precio/calidad. Y el concepto y diseño de las habitaciones, pequeñas y funcionales.
muy coneniente su situacion, tambien que tiene altura 15 pisos Esta muy sucio y hay dias que ni hacen la cama.es myu pequeño no hay armaario, no tienen platos ni nada para cocinar
la localizacion, en pleno centro y cerca de todas las atracciones turisticas de la ciudad la limpieza era minima y el baño se embozaba continuamente; ademas era minusculo. Solo recomendaria el hotel si es para tiempo escaso
Su ubicación es perfecta para conocer el centro de Auckland. La relación calidad-precio inmejorable y aunque las habitaciones son pequeñas tienen todo lo necesario. El olor a frito que hay en la entrada por culpa de la cafetería que atraviesas antes de llegar a la recepción.
Ubicacion y precio
Su Ubicacion es excelente, y el precio de lo mejor. La habitaciones son pequena pero confortable. Its location is excellent, and the price of the best. The rooms are small but comfortable. Me despertaron a las 6 de manana para que pagara la noche adicional. the desk woke up at 6 tomorrow to pay the extra night.
El precio Falta de placards, falta de aire acondicionado, sólo había un caloventor pequeño de mesa, en verano debe ser imposible permanecer
La disponibilidad de una pequeña cocina en el dormitorio que permite ahorrar. La buena predisposición de los empleados de recepción, aunque sólo hablan inglés.
Su ubicacion bien centrica servicio de maleteros
La atencion del personal Nunca he estado en una habitacion de un hotel por este precio tan deprimente, lavabo pesimo, espacio casi no cabia ni la cama, solo habia un pequeño lugar para colgar la ropa , un desastre
Habitación espaciosa, con buenas vistas y muy bien situado La habitación olia a humedad y la colcha estaba bastante sucia. Problemas con los cargos en la tarjeta.
central viejo
Location. Much too small. Very very small room and bath room. I was unable to stand up in the bathroom while brushing my teeth and applying makeup. My head hit the ceiling!
Food and beer at the hotel restaurant and pub is excellent. The location is great if you want to see the best of Auckland without much fuss and bother. The hotel is old and the room I was staying in had a stale smell. The room was also small but maybe to be expected given the price. The Internet only worked properly with IE on my laptop.
i enjoyed staying there because it was very central and had very helpful staff
Hostel was nice and clean, staff were very friendly On arrival they could not find my booking either under my name or my friends name. They soon found a room for us, but I would not like this to happen in high season!
Having sex with the misses on the top bunk with the windows open, looking out over the city. Small room, small bath room and the beds sucked.
It seems like a lively hostel, with a nice bar and free meals included in the price. The room was quite and was ensuite, which made the room a good value for money. The double bed in the budget double room could have been bigger for 2 people.
Location is excellent and the desk staff were very friendly The Disco music from the Nomad's Bar was very very loud even four floors above and played into the night. None of the microwaves in the kitchen and one stove didn't work at all. Of the two stoves that worked one could only be turned on high. Cleaning staff slammed doors and banged carts into room doors at all hours.


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Yesterday, I was a consumer of Jane Eyre in three different formats. Yes, three. I've been sick, you see, and therefore lazing about trying to get my mind of the general icky feeling in my stomach by voraciously re-reading my favorite novel during my convalescence. And see, I start to talk and write like that when … Continue reading
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Hello, friends. I said the other day that I planned to do another broad-stroke review of the last 50 movies I watched for the project, and here it is. No, it's not still New Year's weekend, so I didn't quite make it on that front, but see…I just had to watch the Rose Bowl. And … Continue reading
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Hello everyone! I was wondering if anyone had tips and advice to ease joint aches and pains naturally.
I recently went to the Dr (something I rarely do) to have some tests done after reading Survival of the Sickest. A friend had recommended the book after she had read it and hemochromatosis made her think of me. I'm drained and exhausted most of the time, I have achy joints that tend to feel better after my period, and while taking multivitamins the pain in my knees often feels worse, though they do help with feeling drained. They tested my thyroid, hemoglobin, and ferritin levels and everything looked normal. So I've just come to the conclusion that I'm achy and drained because I'm 30 and have 4 kids. Plus I'm tired of looking at the numerous other things it could be. I've been told by others it could be gluten intollerence which wouldn't be fun because I try to stick to a diet with complex carbs (wheat's a biggie in my diet) along with other whole foods, high protein, high healthy fats, and such because of my hypoglycemia. It was also suggested it could be because of my paragard (i had pains before though), lyme disease, along with many other things. It seems joint pain and exhaustion are symptoms of many different things.
I've googled some and came across just as many natural remedies for joint pain as I found causes of joint pain. So I wanted to ask to get an idea of what works for others. I usually don't take the route of "treat the symptom", I like to treat the cause. I don't know what the cause is though
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I take cat's claw, turmeric, and glucosamine/MSM. I have crohns and arthritis and it helps.
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Thanks MountainMama! I'll look into those........Asiago, I'm almost certain I had the vaccine as a child.
I've been looking into things and I believe I just need a good detox to heal my liver. I don't know if that's causing my joint pain, but I do know the liver affects a lot if out of balance. For awhile now I've been feeling not myself, feeling like my body's out of wack. I've thought a lot of doing a mild detox (I can't fast for any length of time with hypoglycemia) but that's as far as it gone - thinking about it! It's just finding the time and determination. But I've been feeling so run down I need to do something! I need at least some energy to keep up with the kids!
Welll... I hate to say it, but I have had arthritis in my hands for years (I'm only 28! I've done a lot of hard labor in my life and my mom has chronic arthritis they think is fribro myalgia ) and the only thing that helped was to go GF. Wheat is highly inflammatory. It would be worth it to try a GF diet (it totally sounds harder than it is!) for 3 months and see if that makes a difference. I couldn't even shake people's hands or take the plastic seal off mayo jars. The swelling went down almost right away. But I hear you have to go all or nothing for at least 3 months to see if it works, that combined with acupuncture and daily fish oil.. it worked for me :)
I hear the GF diet also really helps for energy too! I know, it sucks. I love bread. ;)
I have looked into gluten sensitivity a little but not at length until today. After reading your post CandyLandQueen I looked more into it and based on the information I read here - http://www.naturalnews.com/038170_gluten_sensitivity_symptoms_intolerance.html - I think this may be my issue. I deal with all six of those points to some degree or another and have looked into fibromyalgia but I don't have the debilitating all over pain. So I believe I will try to remove gluten from my diet and see how it goes.
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So sorry to hear this happening for you. Lots of good ideas so far. There are many reasons why you may be having these issues as you know. On the herbal front Turmeric is certainly worth a try. Here at Herb Pharm we have our Inflamma Response compound that contains Turmeric and other anti-inflammatory herbs. Another approach – as you mentioned exhaustion – is to support adrenal health and your stress response. Adaptogenic herbs such as Eleuthero can be helpful. We have an Adrenal Support tonic that contains Eleuthero, Licorice, Oats and other supportive herbs. Consulting with a Naturopathic Physician may be a good idea as they are trained in using natural medicines.
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At least Jason Lewis has a sense of humor. Or he's having a stroke. Call a medic. Last Friday we ran a photo of a "mystery man" boarding the jet carrying dour Jennifer Aniston, her best friend Courtney Cox-Arquette and the assuredly annoyed at having to share his wife with her single best friend all the time David Arquette to Mexico for a holiday. Supposedly Capt. Mysterious is Jenn's new armcandy. Reports are now saying that the dude in question is "Sex and the City's" Jason Lewis. He played Kim Cattrall's boytoy Smith on the series and was most recently involved with Rosario Dawson. My only concern is that…well go here. The reports are saying Fedora Guy is Jason Lewis. Uh, Jason Lewis if he was playing Tom Sizemore maybe. I'm not buying it. Maybe he stowed away in her luggage next to the Angelina Jolie voodoo doll. But that ain't him. I'm calling a foul. Everyone's also saying she's pregnant. I think we're all really desperate for Jennifer Aniston to stop being so damn boring and do SOMETHING.
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Halloween is just a few weeks away, which means you might have more candy in the house than normal. But when it comes to snacking on this tastey treats, there are some that are better for you than others.
When you want peanut butter: Reese's Peanut Butter Cup vs. Butterfinger
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When you just want a classic chocolate bar: Hershey's bar vs. Dove bar
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When you're in the mood for fruity: Skittles vs. Starbursts
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When you want a bite (or two…) of chocolate: Hershey's Kisses vs. M&Ms
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Formed in 2009, the band emerged on the live music scene by putting their own takes on tunes by the likes of the JBs, Deodato & Kool and The Gang. They soon began to produce their own material and forged their distinctive brass heavy funk sound, combining hip-hop, afro and latin styles where the focus is always on a highly danceable groove.
Up front the band is led by a dynamic, fleet footed three-piece brass section backed up by a super tight rhythm section.
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Four Weeks Notice: How to Stay Fit Before Christmas
The weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas can be tough for even the fittest folks. Cooler weather makes working out more difficult, and getting caught up in the hype of the holidays makes putting off a workout even easier. If you're ready to stick to your plan — and to not make getting fit your New Year's resolution for yet another year — then practice these tips.
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013 at 12:57AM
My routine is almost exactly like yours jas (thanks to your MO suggestion, I've had great results every day!). The only thing I do different is I use kckt as my LI with the MO then use fsg as my gel and a little bit of aussie or garnier gel to top it off.
I have ck and its ok. I got it off the swap board here and I tried it maybe twice and it gives me great shine but I think I just haven't found the right combo with it. Either way, I have the best curls these past 2 weeks with routine and products I'm using now so I don't plan to experiment too much anymore!


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JoNa said
Hello everyone,
I'm personally really happy with these guidelines, maybe because my most recent themes already comply with them!
However, I strongly disagree with the
What older browsers? Browsers others than the ones officially supported by the Theme?
According to the W3C (see http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/#h-4.8 ), wrapping inline JavaScript code with
CDATAmarkers will prevent "<" and "&" to be treated as the start of markup by the XML processor.
The above is true for XML document (including XHTML), but not for HTML documents (including HTML5). Therefore, whether we should use
CDATAmarkers or not depends on both the doctype declaration and the inline javascript content. Please see Should I use CDATA in HTML5?.
For any HTML documents, not only CDATA is useless, but it is cumbersome as it requires to be commented out as they are not valid HTML syntax (i.e.
//--><!]]>...), while for XHTML or any other XML document (like SVG or MathML) the simpler basic syntax is to be used (i.e.
I believe that the "errors in older browsers" mentioned in the Submission Requirements, refers in fact to the errors caused by the use of
CDATAwrapper itself in HTML documents (which should not be used in such documents)! Those errors are solved by commenting out the
CDATAwrapper with an appropriate syntax – or should I say a "complex" commenting syntax – and the older the browser you want to fix this misuse for, the more complex the syntax gets (see Joel Purra's answer on this).
Requiring to add
CDATAmarkers in all cases for all Themes is irrelevant and totally cumbersome. The reason why WordPress adds
CDATAmarkers to the XML outputs (i.e. RSS) is because those are… XML documents. And regarding the wp_localize_script() method, it isn't aware of the doctype being used, nor if the inline javascript outputted will contain any of the problematic characters (i.e. "<" and "&"), and it does so with special commenting syntax to not break HTML documents (for which the
CDATAmarker is not compatible with).
I believe you should definitely review this requirement for better code quality. You could simply rewrite it like so:I sincerely hope that my thoughts clear things up a little so the Submission Requirements can be improved in order to avoid useless degradation of the global code quality on ThemeForest Best, Jonathan
- Inline JavaScript should be wrapped with
CDATAmarkers if the Theme uses an
- Inline JavaScript should not be wrapped with
CDATAmarkers if the Theme uses an
CDATAwrappers, if used, should be commented if the Theme uses mixed
CDATAwrappers, if used, should be escaped using special syntax if the Theme uses mixed
HTMLDoctypes, and if the Theme supports pre-IE6 browsers, "to prevent errors in older browsers"
Jonathan is right. The CDATA requirement must be reviewed.
ArcherWebDesigns said
bringthepixel said
I don't understand why "Tabs must be used for indentation—not spaces'' is a better guideline than let's say "Responsive design is a must have". And guess what, everybody makes responsive themes without guidelines regards, Michael
Firstly, it's standard practice for WordPress to use tabs over spaces.http://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/php/
Secondly, it results in smaller file sizes. One character, instead of four.
Third, consistency. One isn't strictly better than the other (tabs v spaces)—the point is to be consistent, and TF just happened to request consistency in keeping with WordPress standards and practices.
None of the more stringent code formatting rules—just use tabs instead of spaces. It probably makes reviewer's lives easier.If it irritates you, indent each level four tabs instead of four spaces. That'll teach 'em!
I get it. And I use tab indentation:). My point is that coding rules are really important just for a small group of our clients, and responsive design affects everyone. Most clients don't care if there are four spaces at the beginning of each line instead of one tab.
bringthepixel said
I get it. And I use tab indentation:). My point is that coding rules are really important just for a small group of our clients, and responsive design affects everyone. Most clients don't care if there are four spaces at the beginning of each line instead of one tab.
I'm sorry, did I just read you say clients don't care about coding standards as if therefore it shouldn't matter to you? The average customer doesn't care about coding rules and standards because they don't know what they are which is why they are buying your theme expecting you to be a professional and apply best practices, code rule and standards for them.
Sure the average customer buys superficially. Design and features. But they damn sure car when their beautifully designed themes is a disaster under the hood causing plugin conflicts, etc. Then they learn to care.
That's why it is so damn important that if you are selling themes (or plugins) that you apply best practices. You abide by coding rules and standard. You do the right thing even when the customer wouldn't have any idea because you simply want to do the right thing.
A good theme should be just as beautiful under the hood as the design the client and visitors see.
I can't believe I actually heard you say the customer doesn't care about code rules and standards so why should the developers building the them? Incredible.
If I ran Envato I'd ask any author that thought that this was a good idea to kindly leave and sell their good elsewhere.
If you are going to sell themes (or plugins) you better know your shit. That means applying best practics. That means applying good coding rules and standards to your code both on the fronted and backed. You damn sure shouldn't fight having best practices and coding standards that are ultimately improve your product.
There's a lot of people selling commercial themes and plugins that have absolutely have no business doing so and the code quality and problems they cause cost other people money.
We've fixed so many ThemeForest themes while supporting Gravity Forms so to poor code causing a plugin conflict and breaking functionality. We helped them. We fixed the issue. Now every one of those customers will no longer buy from ThemeForest as a whole because the theme authors bad code makes ThemeForest and Envato look bad in the process.
The theme author ultimately has no clue their poor code just cost us more support time which means as one of the co-founders of our company those support hours cost me money. A lot of support dollars wasted by theme developers who didn't know what they are doing and had they followed best practices, has they applied the rules and guidelines their new coding standards call for, these conflicts would not have occurred.
These coding standards are a positive thing for the entire community. Instead of complaining or fighting these new rules, people should go learn what they need to change to meet the standards and start applying them. This change by Envato is fantastic and long term ThemeForest will be a more reliable source of WordPress themes because of these changes.
It may also help weed out the authors that shouldn't be selling themes because they really don't know what they are doing.
It's easy to make a WordPress theme. It's much harder to make a good WordPress theme.
ArcherWebDesigns said
Firstly, it's standard practice for WordPress to use tabs over spaces.
Secondly, it results in smaller file sizes. One character, instead of four.
Third, consistency. One isn't strictly better than the other (tabs v spaces)—the point is to be consistent, and TF just happened to request consistency in keeping with WordPress standards and practices.
None of the more stringent code formatting rules—just use tabs instead of spaces. It probably makes reviewer's lives easier.If it irritates you, indent each level four tabs instead of four spaces. That'll teach 'em!
Meanwhile, in the larger PHP community, when they require the use of tabs over spaces, its usually only on April 1st – april fools day ( http://philsturgeon.co.uk/blog/2013/04/psr2-the-tough-decision ) . I think on this one, Envato should just let authors pick whatever they are comfortable with, as long as they apply it consistently, whther its tabs or spaces.
Sorry for misunderstanding. I'll try to be more specific this time.
Responsive design is a must have option today and it should be a standard TOO
One of my clients has bought a theme that uses WordPress options framework which is published under GPL license, but the theme uses split licensing. Should I do something about it or just it's not my business?
There's not a lot that I can say that hasn't already been said by the likes of @carlhancock, @mordauk and @japh. What I would like to say though, is congrats to @japh, @collis and the rest of the Envato team for implementing these new guidelines. They'll go a long way to improving the quality of the themes sold on ThemeForest.
I've implemented a huge number of themes in the past, for clients, on behalf of other designers and agencies. A large number of those have been themes from ThemeForest, simply because it is such a huge market (They'll typically provide the theme they want implemented). Without fail, it's always the ThemeForest themes that are the absolute worst to work with. This includes themes from the so called "Power Elite Authors". Sure, the themes look beautiful, but the code behind them is (usually) absolutely shocking. It's ridiculous that so many of these themes can't be used with child themes, so after making a few changes, they're virutally impossible to update. It's even come to the point, several times, where it was easier to re-code the design myself, from scratch, than trying to modify the theme. Just this last week I had to tell one of my clients that they will need to look at buying another theme because the (ThemeForest) theme they chose for their client, broke when I updated WordPress to v3.5.2. You can't roll that out to a paying customer. It's completely unconscionable.
Moving elements like shortcodes and sliders, to separate plugins, rather than being bundled in the theme will be great to see. They should be in plugins! Your theme shouldn't provide 200 shortcodes, 15 sliders, contact forms and CPT's. 99% of the time your customers don't need, nor use, even three-quarters of these features. They base their purchase on how your theme looks and in the end, they end up with this bloated and slow theme. I've lost count the number of times I've seem themes include dozens of scripts and stylesheets for various sliders, when only one slider is being used! That's just terrible coding!
After reading through these replies (yes, all 58 pages!), it's disappointing (but not surprising) to see the number of theme authors against these changes, even to the point of arguing that they should be allowed to use inline styles! Having themes that adhere to WordPress standards and best practices is a good thing, guys! If it turns out, that as a theme author, you've got a lot of work to do to tidy up your themes, then you've obviously been doing it wrong! As a theme developer, you owe it to your paying customers to develop themes using best practices and if you're saying that "most clients don't care", then you shouldn't be developing themes, fullstop! You're right, most people who buy themes wont know anything about code, but that doesn't mean that you should write badly coded themes or sloppy code. Take some pride in your work. I'm guessing there wouldn't be too many themes here that would get past the strict guidelines implemented on the official WordPress Theme Directory. It's great to see that Envato are making such an effort to improve their theme quality, along these sorts of guidelines. It'll be a great day when people can buy a ThemeForest theme, knowing that they've got some quality code behind their site.
It's great that there's now a common language theme authors can use!
I chose not to invest time in creating my own complex framework, but I totally understand why some authors might be concerned about the issues they will encounter when updating existing themes. It's gonna be a challenge and it's gonna make many, many lines of code previously written difficult to adapt or even unusable for some.
When it comes to new releases, I think authors should understand that the days of "all in one" themes are over and that from now on they should ditch the composers and builders and focus on creating more nicely designed niche themes that use little options and the leverage default WordPress features. It's what I intend to do from now on.
If you're thinking "buyers won't like this and that" or "buyers want this and that in their themes", remember that in most cases (and I don't mean to offend anyone here) buyers don't know what they want, so you should give them what they need, not what they want.
These requirements will definitely make a lot of unhappy authors and while they are still work in progress, I hope they won't suffer major changes. I also hope that once they are in place, everyone will get equal treatment during the review process.
Hi, Japh:
If we are using the TGM plugin, will get the RECOMMENDED information from theme check, is it allowed?
rubiqube said
When it comes to new releases, I think authors should understand that the days of "all in one" themes are over and that from now on they should ditch the composers and builders and focus on creating more nicely designed niche themes that use little options and the leverage default WordPress features. It's what I intend to do from now on.
Don't do that! You can still be creative with your themes


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- The #10/10 Lady Vols (21-5/10-3 SEC) begin a two-game road swing with a stop in Columbia, Mo., on Sunday, where they'll take on the Missouri Tigers (16-10/5-8 SEC) at Mizzou Arena.
- Tennessee and Mizzou are slated to tip off at 1:04 p.m. CT/2:04 p.m. ET, and the game will be carried live on SEC TV and streamed on ESPN3.
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- Meighan Simmons had 26 points vs. Auburn and has scored 20 or more points in three of the past four games and in six of the last nine.
- Tennessee has won seven of its last eight contests, while Missouri has won two in a row on the road after suffering through a three-game losing streak.
- The Tigers were victorious at Auburn on Feb. 16, 68-58, and dropped Florida in Gainesville on Thursday night, 81-76.
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Tracy Little competed in her second consecutive Olympic Games in 2012 and was a member of the Synchronized Swimming team that finished in fourth place in London. She announced her retirement after the London Games.
In 2011, Little was a member of the gold-medal winning team at the Pan American Games in Guadalajara that would qualify a spot for London in the team event. Little and the team would also finish fourth that year in the team events at the FINA World Aquatic Championships.
At the 2010 FINA World Cup she would go on to capture a bronze in the team event.
In 2009, Little and the team would finish sixth in the Technical Duet event at the FINA World Aquatic Championships.
Little made her Olympic Games debut in 2008 and finished fourth in the team event.
At the 2007 FINA World Aquatic Championships, the synchro team would finish sixth. Little and the team would bounce back at the Pan American Games by placing second in the team event.
Little has been a senior national team member since the fall of 2004.
Nicolas Gill
Coach, Judo
Nicholas Gill is Canada's most decorated judoka having competed in four consecutive Olympic Games from 1992 to 2004. At the age of 20, Gill competed in his first Games and captured a bronze medal in the middleweight division in Barcelona. Eight years later, Gill would better that performance by capturing silver in Sydney in the men's half-heavyweight division. In Athens, during his fourth and final Summer Games, Gill was named Canada's Opening Ceremony flag bearer.
Gill holds two bronze medals (1995, 1999) and a silver medal (1993) from the World Judo Championships and two gold medals (1995, 1999) and a silver medal (2003) from the Pan American Games to go along with the 2002 gold medal he captured at the Commonwealth Games.
Retired in 2004, Gill has been the National Head Coach since 2005 and also added the title of High Performance Director in 2009. In 2012, he coached judoka Antoine Valois-Fortier to a bronze medal in the men's -81 kg division at the London Olympic Games.
Aaron Dziver
Coach, Diving
Aaron is a certified level III coach with Diving Plongeon Canada's National Senior and Junior teams. Aaron has represented Canada as a coach at the World University Games (FISU), FINA World Aquatic Championships, Pan American Junior Championships, World Junior Championships, and numerous FINA Grand Prix events. He is also a member of the Diving Plongeon Canada rules committee and was the Head Coach for Team Quebec at the Canada Games.
Aaron has been named both Age Group Coach of the Year three times, and Senior Coach of the Year twice by Diving Plongeon Canada.
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Canadian Olympic Committee
Marcel Aubut has been deeply involved in high performance sport for more than three decades. In 2000, he became a member of the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC), elected to the Board of Directors and Executive Committee in 2005. Mr. Aubut was voted president-elect of the COC in March 2009, becoming president in April 2010.
In March 2011, Mr. Aubut was appointed to the International Olympic Committee's International Relations Commission. He is also Vice-president and member of the Executive Committee of the Association francophone de comités nationaux olympiques ("Association of francophone NOCs"), chair of the Canadian Olympic Foundation and honorary chair of Olympians Canada. He previously served on the Board of the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games where he was also member of Audit Committee and Governance and Ethics Committee. A board member of successful 2015 Toronto Pan American Games Bid Committee, he is now a board member of the Toronto 2015 organizing committee and member of its Finance committee.
Mr. Aubut has attended the last 12 Olympic Games, following the pursuits of Canadian athletes. He is personally involved with many prominent athletes, supporting them over the years in providing advice, a network of contacts and help seeking funding. In 1995, he created Fondation Nordiques, an organization he still chairs that has distributed over $4 million in scholarships and helped more than 400 athletes achieve top performances in international competition.
Renowned for its involvement in professional hockey, Mr. Aubut was president, CEO and co-owner of the Québec Nordiques from 1978 to 1995. He led the merger of the World Hockey Association and the National Hockey League (NHL) in 1979, and was the architect behind the establishment of the Nordiquesin the NHL. A 16-year NHL governor, he contributed to an evolving league by spearheading projects including the use of overtime periods and video replays, the introduction of NHL players to the Olympic Winter Games, the staging of Rendez-vous '87 event, and the coming of Statsny brothers from former Czechoslovakia. He didn't hesitate to challenge the monopolized broadcasting industry of NHL games, helping pave the way for a competitive environment that now benefits the entire world of hockey.
For exceptional contribution to Canada and Québec, Mr. Aubut received the Medal of the National Assembly of Québec in 1981 and was appointed Queen's Counsel in 1986. The same year, he became Member of the Order of Canada, and was elevated to the rank of Officer in 1993. And, in 2006, he was made Officier de l'Ordre national du Québec. In 2008, Mr. Aubut received the Québec Bar's honorary title of Emeritus Lawyer and, in 2009, he received the official medal of the Barreau de Québec. He was inducted into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame in 1999 and the Québec Sports Hall of Fame in 2008. In 2010, he was awarded the title of "Grand Québécois" by the Quebec City Chamber of Commerce, as well as the "Médaille Gloire de l'Escolle" from the Université Laval.
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President, Coaches of Canada
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Lawless' athletes have had remarkable success including breaking 17 World Records in athletics and winning over a dozen Paralympic or World Championships medals in both cycling and athletics. While predominately a coach of Paralympic athletes Lawless also coaches high performance able-bodied athletes including the highest placed Canadian finisher at the 2011 World Junior Championships (cycling).
Lawless is a graduate of the National Coaching Institute and a Chartered Professional Coach holding NCCP Level 4 certification. In his "day job" Lawless is a lawyer who focuses much of his practice on sports law. Peter has represented coaches, athletes and sports organizations in selection disputes, harassment claims and in numerous other disputes.
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President, Coaching Association of Canada
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New Pompidou museum chief in French nepotism row
PARIS (Reuters) - The naming of a political insider with no art background to run Paris's Centre Pompidou modern art museum has triggered charges that France's credibility in the world of culture will suffer as a result of nepotism.
The row is particularly embarrassing for President Francois Hollande, who promised on entering power in 2012 to wind down France's longstanding elite networks and appoint on pure merit.
Serges Lasvignes, 61, a top civil servant who since 2006 has overseen the work of the prime minister's office, was on Wednesday nominated president of the museum, whose modern art collection is the world's second-largest behind New York's MOMA.
Questioning Lasvignes' lack of arts experience, prestigious art magazine "Connaissance des Arts" asked whether it was a justified choice.
"Or rather, given the little regard which Francois Hollande appears to have for culture, is it about playing musical chairs with a top civil servant to put someone else in his place?" it said.
The magazine was referring to a wider reshuffle of top jobs in the current administration in which a senior aide of former prime minister Jean-Marc Ayrault, a long-time Hollande ally, is expected to get a senior post.
Former Culture Minister Aurelie Filipetti, who lost her job last August after opposing Hollande publicly over his economic policy, said more transparency was merited.
"The key to avoiding these types of controversy is a system of procedures," Filipetti told RTL radio. "We need procedures, to appeal for candidates, to present a plan. We've gone back to a practice for which we've been criticized."
Government spokesman Stephane Le Foll defended the move, saying Lasvignes' qualities as an administrator were "absolutely compatible with the (museum's) future challenges". Continued...


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The Murphy Hutterite Bruderhof near Glenwood, Alberta, founded in 1927 by members of the East Cardston Bruderhof. Joseph Hofer was chosen as their preacher in 1927. In 1947 the Bruderhof numbered 58, with 20 baptized members.
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In keeping with the awards show season hoopla, the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation just announced the nominees for its 22nd Annual GLAAD Media Awards.
And among the lucky contenders are "Glee," "True Blood," "Burlesque," and "Easy A." Winners will be announced in three different ceremonies in New York City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
Continuing along with promotional duties, Emma Stone glammed up the photocall for "Easy A" in Madrid, Spain on Thursday (October 28).
The "Zombieland" chick looked super cute in a black dress as she posed solo as well as alongside co-star Will Gluck.
Taking care of some overseas promotion, Emma Stone was spotted at a photo call for "Easy A" in Berlin, Germany today (October 27).
The "Superbad" actress looked leggy in a short skirt as she posed for the German paparazzi at Hotel Adlon ahead of the movie's premiere.
Filming a comedy is funny in and of itself, and it sounds like Emma Stone made the set of "Easy A" even better.
Recalling a snafu while filming, the "Superbad" actress told MTV News about the day she had to act out a fake sex scene when she suddenly began to hyperventilate.
It's no secret that things ended badly between Jake Pavelka and his ex-fiancee Vienna Girardi, but that didn't stop him from pursuing love elsewhere.
The "Bachelor" stud has reportedly been dating a new lady for just over a month, and the best part is that he met her thanks to a television gig.
Taking care of some promotional duties, Emma Stone was spotted at the Hollywood premiere of "Easy A" last night (September 13).
The "House Bunny" actress looked beautiful as she mingled at the Grauman's Chinese Theater sporting a leggy gold and blue dress.
Closing out quite the spectacular evening, Aly Michalka was spotted leaving Teddy's nightclub in West Hollywood on Monday night (September 13).
Joined by a new boyfriend and sister AJ Michalka, the trio were fresh off of a Tinseltown celebration for the new movie "Easy A".
Stepping out for an enjoyable evening, Kylie and Kendall Jenner were spotted at the Hollywood premiere of "Easy A" last night (September 13).
The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" babes were both more than happy to ham it up for the paparazzi outside Grauman's Chinese Theater before heading inside to screen the film.


text: JACKBEE January 04, 2013 8:45 PM Lets hope Force India do a bit better than VJ Mallya's other brainchild, Kingfisher Airlines, that have just lost their licence to fly owing a whopping 870 million pounds!! AND CRASH WHY THE HELL CAN WE STILL NOT USE A POUND SIGN? Reply Report abuse 6 agree 2 disagree


text: The federal government is warning employers that force workers to accept pre-paid payroll debit cards that the practice violates the law. Popular with Employers The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) published a bulletin in September reminding employers that they can't force employees to accept payment only by payroll cards. Payroll cards are pre-paid debit cards that more employers are starting to use in place of paper checks or automatic deposit. They are touted as a good thing for employees …Read More Leave a Comment


text: MORRIS TOWNSHIP, N.J., Sept. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Honeywell (NYSE: HON) announced today that its Solstice™ Liquid Blowing Agent (LBA) has been selected as a key component in the spray foam roofing system for the Cleveland Airport System, including multiple terminal and maintenance buildings at Cleveland-Hopkins International and Burke Lakefront airports. West Development Group, the LaGrange, Ohio-based company that developed the spray foam roofing system featuring Solstice LBA, will apply the spray foam to more than 500,000 square feet of roofing at the two airports. The system recently received a severe hail rating from FM Approvals, the testing and certification arm of FM Global, which is one of the world's largest property insurers. "The new spray foam roof was more cost-effective because we could apply it directly over our old roof, and it has helped us minimize disruption to passengers," said Rob Henderson, Building Maintenance manager, Cleveland Airport System. "As a bonus, our insurance premiums are now lower because our insurer, FM Global, approved the roof components." Blowing agents such as Solstice LBA allow closed-cell spray foam insulation to expand and provide the majority of the foam's excellent insulating properties. Closed cell spray foam is used for a variety of applications, including appliance and structural insulation, as well as roofing. Solstice LBA is a next-generation blowing agent with a global warming potential of 1, significantly lower than previous-generation hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) blowing agents. Solstice LBA is nonflammable, has received EPA approval under the Significant New Alternatives Policy (SNAP) Program and is not a volatile organic compound. "Solstice LBA has proven to be a superior blowing agent and a seamless drop-in replacement for the HFC-245fa blowing agent which we have used for years," said Jack Moore, project manager, West Roofing Systems. "Solstice LBA offers significant energy efficiency and climate impact benefits to building owners at costs that are comparable to or lower than other blowing agents," said Laura Reinhard, Honeywell's global product manager for spray foam blowing agents. "Around the world, customers in a variety of industries – from spray foam to appliance insulation – have responded extremely positively to this breakthrough blowing agent." In addition to Solstice LBA, Honeywell's family of Solstice-branded products includes stationary and mobile refrigerants, gaseous blowing agents, propellants, and solvents based on Honeywell's new hydrofluoro-olefin technology that helps customers lower their carbon footprint without sacrificing end-product performance.