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A health crisis convinces a former Coke exec to help fill other cups, through giving.
During the 24 years he worked with Atlanta-based Coca-Cola Co., Joe Szombathy learned more than he ever could've imagined from the family-owned businesses he served. According to the esteemed executive, who worked his way through the corporate ranks and became the beverage giant's group manager for independent supermarkets, he learned some of life's most valuable lessons from retailers such as Dave Skogen, Michael Bozzuto, and the late Joe Mastroianni.
One of the most important lessons: Change, while emotional and often difficult to manage, can be good.
At one point in his career with Coke, Szombathy took on new responsibilities when he was promoted to global account director of the company's SkyTeam Alliance. While in that new role he missed the everyday contact with independent grocers, he still found his work with several high-profile airlines, including Delta, Air France, Alitalia, Korean Air, and Aeromexico, to be extremely gratifying.
"My career had moved along beautifully at Coke, which is one of the greatest organizations in the world, and I thought I'd be with the company forever," he reflects. "And then things changed, and one of the changes involved my health."
The change Szombathy faced was abrupt. "Imagine going to the doctor for a routine physical and being told that you can't step foot out of the hospital because you have to undergo open-heart surgery at 6 a.m. the next morning," he recounts. "Needless to say, at age 48, I was shocked to learn that a double bypass was needed to save my life."
Soon after his open-heart surgery, however, Szombathy began to re-evaluate his life -- especially the professional side of it. "I had loved working for Coca-Cola every single day for 24 and a half years. But change, like it or not, occurs in all of our lives. The surgery only reinforced to me that it was my time for a few changes.
"While undergoing a double bypass was no treat, I felt fortunate in that I was one of the lucky ones who'd been given a wake-up call," he continues. "It helped me to understand that besides work, there are a lot more important things in life, including my family and community. And the support I received from friends was unforgettable."
With the encouragement of family and friends, Szombathy, the proud father of daughters Sophia and Mina, considered a career change that also would allow him to follow in his own father's footsteps. "My dad was a football coach at Syracuse University, and I thought that maybe it was time for me to teach or coach," he recalls. "I felt this strong need to give back to my community and to help people."
Post-recovery, Szombathy met up with a colleague from Coca-Cola who works now as an executive recruiter. It was through this former co-worker that Szombathy was introduced to the Atlanta-based organization Benevolink, which he eventually joined as v.p. of retail channels.
Founded in 2002 by c.e.o. and president Tunstall Rushton, Benevolink is an innovative movement in corporate giving that links individuals, corporations, and nonprofit organizations, with the goal of improving local communities.
Benevolink's vehicle is a loyalty marketing program that includes its own online shopping portal, The [email protected]. Benevolink is designed to drive sales and market share for member businesses, increase brand awareness, and create stronger connections with customers by allowing them to direct corporate giving to their favorite charities, schools, and religious organizations through their everyday personal purchases.
"Keep in mind that the service is free not only for the charities that benefit, but also for consumers," notes Szombathy. "Customers seeking support for their charitable causes simply enroll in the Benevolink program, whereby they earn and can direct a percentage of their spending at Benevolink merchants to the causes of their choice -- and they pay the same price everyone else pays. They simply visit our Web site, www.benevolink.com, to enroll."
At the end of each giving period, every Benevolink merchant forwards the monies generated by the program to the Benevolink Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization, which in turn distributes funds to the qualifying charities.
According to Szombathy, the Benevolink charitable database comprises organizations qualified to receive charitable contributions under IRS statutes, as well as the U.S. Department of Education and organizations confirmed to meet the requirements of a 501(c)(1) organization.
Through its diverse, multitalented staff and cutting-edge technology, Benevolink appears to be revolutionizing corporate giving in America. In so doing, it has earned a vote of confidence from a number of high-profile companies, including Campbell Soup Co., S.C. Johnson, and Ukrop's.
The Richmond, Va.-based Ukrop's Super Markets chain has during the past two decades distributed more than $11 million dollars to charities and nonprofit organizations.
"We have the fundamental position of providing a competitive edge for the retailer," explains Szombathy. "We provide a sustainable loyalty platform for our retail members, and we do it by helping to build or enhance a more intimate relationship with their customers. And having a coalition of member retailers from other segments, including mass and electronics, provides additional support for local nonprofits, charities, and communities."
It all adds up to a potent program. "The administrative responsibility is ours, and that takes the sometimes burdensome task off the retailer's plate. This was an important factor for Ukrop's when they became a Benevolink partner this past fall. We're working directly with Scott Aronson, v.p. of marketing and analysis, and his team, to automate Ukrop's already successful Golden Gift community-giving program."
Giving back to its communities is part of Ukrop's 68-year history in Virginia, says Bobby Ukrop, president and c.e.o. "Over the past 18 years, our customers have made Golden Gift a tremendous success by directing their funds to benefit thousands of community organizations. Partnering with Benevolink allows us to expand Golden Gift to a year-round outreach effort through its improved technology and loyalty marketing expertise."
It could be argued that Benevolink's most crucial "customer" is the shopper. "The bottom line is that Benevolink empowers the consumer," adds Szombathy. "As every successful business owner or manager can confirm, it's ultimately the customer who generates profits for a store. And by participating in Benevolink, it's the customer who has the final say on how those profits are to be shared with the community."
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LifeWorks, #3
We are in a brand new series of messages. I brought two messages last Sunday
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Hello everyone, I'm RoyalCosmos and this blog is for what I like to call CGT, or Controversial Gaming Topics, where we get to see everyone's opinions on a subject matter. So without further ado, lets get started.
As most of us here know, VR, or Virtual Reality, is becoming a big thing as of late. I do admit, the very idea of going to another world outside our own excites me quite a lot. Who wouldn't want to do that! To become someone who is the center of attention, or being in a futuristic world, or become as badass as possible! It does seem like one of those things that is self-explanatory on why people would want it. But at the same time, it worries me because of the fact of how far we can take this.
How far is too far?
Now I'm sure I'm going to get a lot of hate for this but I don't think that Virtual Reality is right. In my opinion we are going too far with this. Yes I do understand, I've read articles and documentary's over gaming, and I also know that everyone's reasons for wanting VR is different. Some people want to feel empowered, some want to talk and have relationships with people, and others just want a good time just to name a few reasons. Truth is I don't know all of the reasons you guys have for wanting VR, but my opinion is that VR is not right.
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You know all those annoying politicians and people that keep saying "Video games are the reason behind all the recent violence! Violent video games are poisoning our children!" and so on (even though they should be taking a look at all the movies, books, TV shows, internet, etc. if they are going to even try to blame it on video games). Well they do have a small point in one area that I do agree on. The fact that some some people cannot distinguish reality from a game. Now it may be a small percentage of people, but it does make me think, with VR, are we not doing that? Do we want to get so immersed in a game that we don't want to leave said game? I bet that yes, there are some people out there who want to. If that's their choice then ok, keep doing what your doing and ignore this. But tis one of hose things were I am afraid of what will happen, like maybe we become split as a society between people who want to live in their own little virtual world, where they can do and be anything they want to be very easily, and those who want to put up with this cruel and harsh world, where you are confined to being yourself unless you work hard to change that.
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At the same time that I say all this, you maybe asking yourself, "why work so hard to change the way you are in the real world, when you can just either work less hard or don't work hard at all to be the person you want to be in a virtual world?". Well that is something I cant say myself. It is true, this world is cruel, harsh, and can be an extreme pain to deal with. But at the same time there is good people and things in this world, but they can be so hard to achieve it seems impossible. Why put up with a world were its so hard to change something, when you have the option to go to another world were you can change anything you want with just a snap of your fingers? It is different for everyone. For me, I think its the challenge that wants me to not abandon this world, and my own friends and people. For most of my own life, I've felt like at a lot of points, that there was nothing I could do, and that all I felt was emptiness. I don't want anyone to feel like that, and its the reason why I want to become a game developer. I want to be able to create a world, where people have the power to change things, but they are not weaker than the people around them. Hell, we can do that all ready, but not alone, and that's where the problem come in. People can feel alone, like they cant do anything, or they don't have anyone to talk to because no one understands them. I know that feeling all too well.
What do I think is the solution?
I think that it doesn't matter at this point if we do go with VR at the moment, because so many people want it, and businesses want to make some money. However, in the future, I want it so we don't go into a cyber world, but instead we combine the cyber world with us. That's not to say it will be easy, because it 100% wont be. But that does not mean there is no chance, we just have to find a way.
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Winning the career war
September 29, 2010
Nimish Thakkar
Career Coach, Resume Writer,
Career Issues
In the secure walls of corporate fortresses career warriors are relentlessly fighting -- at times with their own selves -- the battle to succeed. Although, victory and defeat have different connotations in this war, the rules, the challenges, and the strategies are like any other.
As elusive as winning the battle on the career front may sound, it really is a game of good timing, great strategy, and powerful allies (smart networking).
Consider the following tips:
1. Reprogram your mindset
Sally held a lucrative job at a career development firm. Despite a comfortable salary, plush office, and enviable flex time benefits, she found herself dragging to work every morning. After a few career coaching sessions she realized she was in a profession that was in sync with her interests and talents. What was missing then?
Many individuals approach their work with a "need-the-job-to-pay-my-bills" attitude -- not a winner's strategy. Adhering to employer-laborer dynamics, reminiscent of the nineteenth century, provides very little motivation to the workforce. Work becomes a forced endeavor with such a mindset and there is no desire to make a difference or to go the extra mile. The byproducts of this approach are minimal professional growth and a lack of satisfaction.
What if the perspective were reprogrammed?
Let's visualize a scenario where the employee is a self-employed independent consultant selling professional services to the employer. The relationship now undergoes a dramatic transformation due to the intense desire to please the client (employer), outperform the competition (peers), [constantly] upgrade services (professional development), and deliver the best service possible (translation: performance). Such employees will always find creative solutions to satisfy and benefit the customer (employer) and, thus, themselves.
Sally adopted this attitude and soon found herself energized and motivated. Empowered by her [self-imposed] promotion, she metamorphosed into an "idea machine" that constantly generated newer ways of improving efficiency and profitability. She worked with her superiors to launch several new programs and was soon promoted to a bigger and better role.
2. Establish goals and develop a game plan
Jim was a business analyst at a leading pharmaceutical company. He was drawing a comfortable salary and was very content with his work until he realized that despite all the hard work he had not grown much in over three years. He knew something wasn't right and immediately embarked on an honest self assessment.
The first outcome of the exercise was the realization that Jim was not working toward a clear goal. Further work revealed his interests in a brand management position. Once the goal was defined, the next step involved the development of a game plan, a roadmap that entailed working extra hours (voluntarily) with the brand team and a detailed strategy for developing brand management competencies. He developed these skills by participating in numerous projects and by undertaking training programs and MBA-level courses. Jim is now interviewing for positions with brand teams.
3. Build powerful allies
It may be lonely at the top but those who reached there did not walk alone. Networking is a crucial component of any career success campaign; from growth prospects to new job offers, opportunities always knock at the doors of the well-connected.
Start building alliances within the organization. Supervisors, peers, team members, vendors, customers -- all of these are potential networking contacts. Even better, each of these contacts may know many others, and if one were to tap into this pool of "friends of friends," the list of allies could snowball to sizeable proportions within a very short period of time.
In addition to internal networking, opportunities for networking outside the organization are virtually infinite. From subway riders to presidents of industry associations, almost everyone is a potential ally. Serious career warriors know this secret and will be not lose the opportunity to make friends. They will be omnipresent at networking events.
4. Fire up the PR ammunition
Gone are the days when PR strategies were the exclusive domain of commercial enterprises. We live in times where individuals, too, can leverage PR tactics to their advantage.
With a plethora of publishing and speaking opportunities, it is very easy to boost visibility and establish one's image as an expert. Blogs, articles, trade journals, teaching opportunities, seminars, webinars, conferences -- all of these are excellent avenues to showcase professional expertise and to generate some buzz.
5. Position effectively
During my MBA program, our marketing professor initiated us into a very powerful mantra: "To be successful, be different." Almost every successful brand would swear by his words.
Speaking of brands, ever wonder why popular brands are more successful than their competitors? It is no secret that these brands have worked very hard to position themselves as being unique and a cut above the competition.
Great lessons for career stalwarts desirous of developing their own positioning strategies.
In order to stand out from the crowd of "me too" professionals career warriors, need to carefully evaluate and understand their signature strengths and leverage them to develop an effective positioning strategy. A manager, for example, may choose to position herself as a "growth-focused team leader who specializes in turning around failing divisions". An administrative assistant may, on the other hand, position himself as an "extremely efficient administrative ace that can ensure seamless operation of highly-complex, multi-million dollar organizations".
Success in the career war -- it is like a war, after all -- is a carefully planned enterprise where rewards come to those who patiently, but smartly, persevere in the "right direction".
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- Raise and support the vehicle.
- Remove nuts, retainers and grommets from the links at the stabilizer bar.
- Remove the links mounting nuts and bolts from the axle brackets.
- Remove the stabilizer bar clamps from the body rails. Remove the stabilizer bar.
To install:
- Inspect stabilizer bar bushings. Replace bushings if cracked, cut, distorted, or worn.
- Position the stabilizer bar on the body rail and install the bushings and clamps. Ensure the bar is centered with equal spacing on both sides. Tighten the bolts to 40 ft. lbs. (75 Nm)
- Install the links and grommets onto the stabilizer bar and axle brackets.
- Tighten the link nuts at the axle bracket to 70 ft. lbs. (95 Nm)
- Tighten the link nuts at the stabilizer bar to 27 ft. lbs. (36 Nm)
- Remove the supports and lower the vehicle.
- Raise and support the vehicle.
- Remove the front splash shield.
- Remove the stabilizer bar link upper nut & bolt.
- Remove the two stabilizer bushing clamp bolts .
- Remove the stabilizer bar .
To install:
- Install the stabilizer bar to the vehicle.
- Install the stabilizer bushing clamp and tighten the bolts to 105 ft. lbs. (142 Nm).
- Install the upper stabilizer link and tighten nut & bolt to 100 ft. lbs. (135 Nm).
- Install the front splash shield.
- Lower the vehicle.


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China's Hu heads to Europe amid bailout hopes
China's President Hu Jintao left Sunday for an official visit to Europe including a G20 summit, raising hopes the cash-rich country might make a firmer commitment to the European bailout fund.
Hu will first visit Austria to sign several "framework" agreements, including in the areas of economics and trade, before heading to the G20 meeting, the official Xinhua news agency said.
The Group of 20 major economies will meet in the French city of Cannes on Thursday and Friday, just a week after European Union leaders reached a last-ditch deal to tackle its debt crisis.
Europe is seeking to expand the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) to one trillion euros ($1.4 trillion), possibly through a special purpose investment vehicle or the International Monetary Fund.
But China, holder of the world's largest foreign exchange reserves at $3.2 trillion, said Friday it wants more clarity before investing in the bailout fund after Klaus Regling, head of the EFSF, held talks in Beijing to try to win help.
China's Vice Foreign Minister Cui Tiankai said Friday that the G20 should focus on the sovereign debt crisis in "developed countries" and the growing pressure of global inflation.
He added members should make efforts to stabilise financial markets and restore investor confidence.
However, another Chinese official has played down hopes of a breakthrough at the G20 meeting. Vice Finance Minister Zhu Guangyao, also speaking Friday, said investment in the European bailout fund was not on the agenda.
Meanwhile, G20 partners will also be looking to China to stimulate domestic demand, diversify its export-led economic model and allow the yuan currency to appreciate more freely so as to slim down its massive trade surpluses.


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|the portion of the RFID system that uses radio frequencies to perform identification and related transactions. The RF subsystem consists of two components: an reader and an tag.[1]
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Hamid Karzai, the president of Afghanistan, said on Monday that his chief of staff had taken money from the Iranian government, according to accounts in The New York Times, USA TODAY and other news media.
Said the Times:
The report in The New York Times said that Umar Daudzai, the president's chief of staff, received up to $1 million to $2 million every other month from Iran and that the money, effectively a slush fund, was distributed to Afghan lawmaker (sic), tribal elders and even Taliban commanders to secure their loyalty.
Karzai said the Iranian money is used to pay expenses in his office . He added that the United States also gives him cash.
"They do give us bags of money," said the president, referring to the American money. "It's all the same. So let's not make this an issue."
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Doug is an unrepentant news junkie who loves breaking news and has been known to watch C-SPAN even on vacation. He has covered a wide range of domestic and international news stories, from prison riots in Oklahoma to the Moscow coup against Mikhail Gorbachev. Doug previously served as foreign editor at USA TODAY. More about Doug
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Link Online acquires web portal Arabia.com
Egyptian investors of Link Online, a subsidiary of OT Ventures, announced the acquisition of Arabia.com, an Arabic web portal.
They have chosen Dubai to be the hub of launching the new look of Arabia.com. OT Ventures' subsidiary Link Online, launched in 2004, has been the force behind some portals including Masrawy.com, Yallakora.com, and Otlob.com and most recently the launch of Jawhara.me, which took place in Dubai.
To see more investors from the Middle East like Egypt's OT Ventures, check our Middle East Investors Directory
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LINKonLINE, one of the largest Arabic online publishing companies in the Middle East and North Africa operating under Orascom Telecommunication Holding, announced the acquisition of Arabiaa.com, one of the most important Arabic web portals that has existed for many years.
LINKonLINEwill be able through this acquisition to support the portal's Arabic content through focusing on offering wealth of exclusive and diverse content - from sport to technology, autos news and entertainment with a support of the implementation of new technologies which gurantee an easy and convenient rading for all visitors, differentiating the portal from other online portals in the Middle East.
Mostafa Kamel, Managing Director of LINKonLINE, said : "We chose Dubai to be the hub of launching the new look of Arabia.com and a permenant location for our headquarter based on the strength of the UAE as a business and commercial hub, and Dubai's particular strengths as a media centre.
Kamel added that LINKonLINE shows a great attention towards establishing a strong presence in the Gulf region as a hub to re-launch Arabia.com portal, the thing which falls within its strategy that aims at serving a wide range of internet users especially people aged between 20-49 years-old. Those who show great interest towards knowing the latest news and updates on sports, entertainment, Technology and cars.
He noted that, LINKonLINE works regularly on studying the needs of internet users though conducting studies and researches. Recent figures show that the percentage of internet users has reached 60% in the GCC and 25% in Egypt.
"Since the company was established in 2004, LINKonLINE has been the force behind some of the Arab world's largest and most active portals including Masrawy.com, Yallakora.com, and Otlob.com and most recently the launch of Jawhara.me, which took place in Dubai. We are proud to lead the development and growth of digital media which is witnessing a great demand of more than one million user in the Middle East in which 65% represents male users and 45% represents female users".
He emphasized that Arabia.com with its new look will be the ideal portal for those looking towards getting the most exclusive news on sports, technology, cars, entertainment and fashion. The portal is linked to social media websites, which makes it an idea platform to reach the largets target audience related to the target sectors that the portal covers.
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Oscar Niemeyer
Against futuristic backdrop, Nicolas Ghesquière focuses on nostalgic Ipaneman glamour and country's sporting heritage
Everyone from Ai Weiwei to Zaha Hadid has designed a folly for the Serpentine gallery, but what happens after they are packed away?
Sérgio Bernardes was a star of 60s Brazil, a brilliant architect. And then almost forgotten. His grandson has made a film to discover what happened, writes Rowan Moore
Like Gaudí in Barcelona or Niemeyer in Brasília, Freddy Mamani has the chance to shape the aesthetics of an entire city
Prolific Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer was the king of the curve – his sinuous and stunning buildings helped give the country a modern visual voice from the 1940s onwards
Architecture and design blog Flatpack or flexible? Oscar Niemeyer's schools could have lessons for the UK
Oliver Wainwright: Rio de Janeiro's programme in the 80s to build more than 500 integrated education centres from a standardised system could show the way for embedding great design as standard
From Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Glasgow School of Art to Le Corbusier's Ronchamp chapel, Ed Tyler has spent three years taking photographs of architects in the buildings that inspire them
Oscar Niemeyer, the Brazilian architect who did so much to shape his nation's capital, died last week, aged 104. Rowan Moore salutes a true visionary
Norman Foster, Richard Rogers, Zaha Hadid and others describe the influence and legacy of the great king of curves
Jonathan Jones: Cinema at London's Serpentine, Jim Shaw's imagination and Kevin Harman's subversive portraiture – all in your weekly art dispatch
The Brazilian architect's memoirs reveal a vibrant life full of women, parties and a passion for practical jokes
The 104-year-old Brazilian architect uses his trainer collection to make a political statement. But is this the right context?
Architect's name to be removed from centre in Avilés, northern Spain, as a result of legal action from the outgoing board
Squabble over spending on hotels, trips and meals at complex designed by celebrated Brazilian architect
The Asturian city of Avilés is betting on its new Oscar Niemeyer arts centre delivering the 'Guggenheim effect', writes Paul Richardson
A Niemeyer arts centre in Asturias, Ferran Adrià's new bar in Barcelona, a stylish retro train and the reinvention of Málaga – Spain is still at the cutting edge of European design, says Gemma Bowes
Overcrowding, traffic and crime blight futurist capital, admits legendary architect
He is arguably the world's greatest living architect. As Oscar Niemeyer prepares to turn 100, he grants Jonathan Glancey a rare interview - and looks back on an extraordinary career.
Among Oscar Niemeyer's architectural credits is an entire capital - Brasilia. A new exhibition celebrates the remarkable career of the living legend.
As a Communist banned by McCarthy, Oscar Niemeyer never set foot in the house he built for a Hollywood movie producer. Forty years on, Gaby Wood visits the couple who rescued his vision from the bulldozers.
At 96, Oscar Niemeyer, the man who built Brasilia, is still fizzing with ideas. At last he's brought his magic here, says Jonathan Glancey.


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Following is an item quoted in the Metropolitan Diary column of the NY Times, 7/10 edition:
"Chris and Hilary Wendel and friends recently took a taxi from the Upper West Side to Brooklyn. During the course of the journey, someone in the party mentioned that he was hungry. Before they knew what was happening, the Egyptian driver pulled over on Atlantic Avenue, got out of the cab and soon returned with mango drinks, baklava and other Mideast snacks. He refused payment, Mr. Wendel said, apparently happy to have his passengers experience Egyptian hospitality. Needless to say, the tip was generous."
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By the time Geelong had nominated Matthew Hayball, the last player selected in the 2015 national draft, the seats at the Adelaide Convention Centre were virtually empty. It was all over, without any shouting.
This particular AFL draft stretched on and on. It lasted about two hours, which is nearly an hour longer than necessary. The AFL, forever keen to imitate American sports and especially the monstrous National Football League, attempted to enliven the draft, but only succeeded in getting American pie in the face.
Why was this draft so dull? Well, in part the draft is inherently boring, except for the absolute aficionados and insiders and even they struggled with this format. I have covered many drafts and traditionally it has been about as interesting as watching an awards presentation night at the local high school. This year, it was akin to sitting through a Senate committee hearing on grain subsidies. In adding some American mustard, the AFL did not succeed in making this draft more edible.
To watch it on television – it was screened on two Foxtel channels – was frustrating, and from what one can gather, it was worse in the room, where the crowd soon lost interest, and Gill McLachlan – in a blatant copy of the NFL format – was placed in the ridiculous position of walking up to the podium to announce that a club had passed.
Having the coaches walk up the stage and announce that so and so was donning the sash or joining the Blues was OK, but did it need to continue beyond the top 10?
The only reason anyone watches the draft is to find out who their club has picked up, to discover if he's a left or right footer, where he plays and, if there's an accompanying video clip, you can fantasise about him becoming the next Riewoldt or (Joel) Selwood.
But people, on the whole, know very little about these teenagers – relying on the likes of our Emma Quayle to fill in the blanks. This is one of the major differences between the AFL and American sports they've modelled their draft upon – in the States, the college players are 20-21 and are often better known than half the NFL or NBA. Fans can have an opinion of whether their team should pick this quarterback.
But most of us have so little knowledge of these teens that the interest of supporters is almost entirely confined to players his team selects; only in hindsight does the draft become engaging, when it's apparent that the Tigers have picked Tambling or Fiora ahead of Buddy and Pavlich.
Consider the time consuming first round. A kid's name is called out by the coach. He stands up at his table, hugs mum and dad as if he's won the Oscar and walks up to receive the jumper.
Much as the kids enjoy their Hollywood moment, the viewers didn't need each pick to be so laboured. And, while the coaches are more recognised to the public, Iquite liked that recruiting managers – the people who actually make the decision – are revealed to the public, in all their middle-aged glory, calling out the name of an Oakleigh Charger.
In part, the AFL has revamped the draft as a spectacle at the same time that they've introduced the academy/father son bidding system into draft day. On the whole, the bidding and matching system worked well and gave the draft a new plotline, as we wondered if the Swans would match the Bulldogs' bid for Andrew Dunkley's boy (theydidn't).
Otherwise, it was slow hand clap material. Next year, we should see a faster format, a game of Twenty-20, and avoid the drawn Test.


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'That 70′s Show' Star Talks About Recovery and Recent Arrest
Lisa Robin Kelly, who played Laurie Foreman on 'That 70′s Show," spoke with Good Morning America, following an arrest this weekend on felony spousal abuse charges. According to Orlando Sentinel, her mugshot made headlines, much to Kelly's dismay. She said, "My poor mother has to look at that picture. That doesn't look like me, that's not me."
Kelly admits she had a problem with substance abuse, but now she has three months sober and claims that she was not intoxicated at the time of the arrest this weekend. She said, "I lost a baby, and as a result of that, I lost everything. I was abusing alcohol, which I no longer do." Lisa Robin Kelly claims that it was her husband, John Mikus, who assaulted her and not the other way around. She argues that the charges are "a bunch of made-up stuff."
Kelly says she is ready to move forward. "With 'That 70′s Show,' I was guilty of the drinking problem and I ran, I am not running from this. I have paid my dues. If I can make it through this, I can make it through anything," she said. Lisa Robin Kelly is excited about her upcoming movie, "It Sucks To Be Me."


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- Average
- Main course: £7
- Food spend: £15
- Opening hours
- Monday to Sunday: 09:00 - 23:00.
Excellent service,booked table was ready,great food,friendly smiley staff,made you feel welcome.wouldnt go to another harvester this is a favourite
Gary Tanner
30 May 2017
from Newport
With its blend of traditional homely style and bright, contemporary feel, Harvester Newport makes for a wonderfully inviting spot to enjoy an extensive selection of British grill specialities. There is al fresco seating with parasols to keep the showers at bay, and fun touches throughout, like the unlimited salad bar.
From its succulent grill selection to the celebrated unlimited salad bar, the Harvester menu is packed full of wholesome flavours for the whole family. Rotisserie chicken cooked in a secret blend of spices is available alongside tender smoked ribs marinated in signature BBQ sauce, while smaller tapas-style dishes are perfect for sharing, with options like spicy crackerjack prawns, and grilled chorizo with padron peppers. There are generous combo platters, juicy steaks, well-stacked burgers, and a great salad selection with premium additions.
All kinds of sweet treats are served on the dessert menu at this Harvester in Newport. The sundae selection loads real dairy ice cream with toppings like warm chocolate fudge brownie, raspberries and honeycomb pieces, while classic British options like Bramley apple pie sit alongside international twists like key lime pie. From the bar, there are world beers, spirits, and speciality soft drinks for the kids.
Offering a warm welcome all through the day, Harvester Newport is a 12-minute drive from Newport Rail Station.
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((((( 30 May 2017 by Gary Tanner from Newport
Excellent service,booked table was ready,great food,friendly smiley staff,made you feel welcome.wouldnt go to another harvester this is a favourite
(**** 10 January 2017 by Joe Casson from Newport
Service was good.. salad was ok, food was awful.
((((* 1 January 2017 by Marilyn Jones barnett from Newport
We had a lovely meal. Great service too. All spotlessly clean inside. Overall very impressed.
((((( 18 December 2016 by Robert from Malpas
Very good
((((* 23 October 2016 by David Tubb from Thornbury
Enjoyed the food - varied menu
((((( 18 September 2016 by Syd Sully from Newport
friendly staff,chicken skewers were fab.
((((( 23 August 2016 by Vicki Howell from Newport
It was my daughter's 7th birthday and all the staff - especially Maria our server - made a huge fuss of her which she loved. They were also really accommodating about bringing out the birthday cake we'd brought and all sang happy birthday to her. We had a table over in the corner so we had a bit of privacy, service was efficient, food was yummy and we had a really lovely evening. My daughter and Neice particularly enjoyed building their own desserts (one sundae one cookie pizza). Special thanks to Maria for keeping everything ticking over and for being so lovely!
((((( 28 May 2016 by Geraldine Phillips from Newport
Really great night.Service first class.Very attentive waitor called Rob.Fast and very efficient.My 11year old grand-daughter remarked on how lovely it was ,she said the food was great and can I take her again during half term.Also you even managed to satisfy my 7 yr old grand son with his food , so much so that he wants to know why we have not taken him there before because he thinks it was better than Mcdonalds.and that means a lot.A big thanks again.
((((* 26 April 2016 by Dale Turner from Bath
Nice restaurant considering on a leisure complex park
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A 50-year-old Palm Springs man died when the pickup truck he was driving ran off Interstate 10 and crashed into rocks and a tree in Banning, according to California Highway Patrol investigators.
The wreck was reported at 5 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 9, along the freeway's eastbound lanes near Hargrave Avenue.
"Witnesses saw the (2006 Ford F150) drift onto the shoulder a few times, then … off the roadway and down the dirt embankment," Officer Darren Meyer said in a written statement. "The truck collided with boulders and a tree."
The un-seatbelted driver was trapped in the wreckage and died at the scene.
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Does Pastry Pride Mixed With Pudding Mix Need Refrigeration?
Hello everybody, I recently got approved/registered for a class A cottage food operation. I live in California so I cannot make/use cake fillings that need to be refrigerated. So no cream cheese, custards, mousses or ganache fillings. I saw a recipe for a "mock" mousse that called for Pastry Pride and instant pudding. What's Pastry Pride and does it need to be refrigerated? Also would the texture of the "mock" mousse be similar to that of a real mousse made with meringue and heavy cream? Thank you everybody.
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Whitening functional sun cream protects strong UV rays and makes skin clean and smooth by improving dull skin tone and brown spots
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Use at the last step of basic skincare. Evenly apply an appropriate amount on areas exposed to UV rays such as the face and neck and gently pat with the fingers to promote absorption into skin.
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On a SmartMeter, this spinning disc is replicated by a dot (or pair of dots) cycling along a short path. Once again, just pick a starting position and wait for the dot to cycle back to the starting position.
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Tyco International plc, TYC is in the exchange NYSE and its industry is Security & Protection Services in the sector of Services. Based in Ireland, Tyco International plc, TYC has a market cap of 19420.84. Since its IPO date on the 9/28/1987, Tyco International plc, TYC performance year to date is 44.82%. Today Tyco International plc, TYC has gained -1.20%, with a current price of 44.63.
Ownership of the company is 0.40% for insider ownership while institutional ownership is 90.40%. The management of the company have seen the company have a payout ratio of 66.10%. Return of assets are at 4.50%, with return on investment at 9.80%.
In terms of debt levels and profit levels, Tyco International plc, TYC is seeing a long-term debt/equity of 0.5. While Total debt/equity is 0.58. With a profit margin of 5.50%, this is combined with a gross margin of 37.00%, and operating margin of 8.20%. Tyco International plc ability to meet debt levels, with a current ratio of 1.2, while the quick ratio is 1.
For the last year Tyco International plc, TYC has seen a EPS growth of -16.10%. A performance for the year of 22.29%. The 52-week high is -2.88%, and the 52-week low is 56.62%. The average volume for Tyco International plc, TYC is 826617.
With a target price of 44.5, can Tyco International plc, TYC reach this target? Looking at the value indicators of Tyco International plc, TYC. Tyco International plc has a P/E of 35.82 and a forward P/E of 20.01. Perhaps the more useful indicator than P/E, is PEG which has a value of 3.2. Tyco International plc also has a P/S and a P/B of 2.01 and 4.42 respectively. For P/cash, Tyco International plc has a value of 56.29, while it is *TBA for P/free cash flow.
At the current price of 44.63, Tyco International plc has a dividend yield of 1.86%. We see a return on equity of 12.70%.
Looking more long-term Tyco International plc, is projected to get an EPS growth for the next five years of 11.20%. In the short-term an EPS growth of 9.78% in the next year is forecasted. This is after a EPS growth of -16.10% for this year and for the last five years a 19.00% growth has been seen.


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Not to confused with Arc de Triomphe from IDW Comics
The Arc de Triomphe is one of the most famous monuments in Paris. It is honors those who died in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars and was commissioned in 1806 by Emperor Napoleon. The names of all French victories and generals are inscribed on its inner and outer surfaces. It is 164 feet in height, 148 feet in width and 72 feet deep.
After the Ghostbusters arrived in Paris to clean up the Eiffel Tower, they spent two days sight seeing. One of the famous landmarks they visited was the Arc de Triomphe.


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KINGSTON, N.Y. -- Construction will begin within a month for a new Quick Chek convenience store here, a city official told the Daily Freeman.
Inspectors granted approvals for Whitehouse Station, N.J.-based Quick Chek Corp. for a building permit for construction at the former site of the Albany Avenue Garage, Kingston Fire Chief Richard Salzmann, who also heads the city's Building Safety Division, told the paper.
Construction on the Quick Chek would start between mid-March and early April, he said, citing a recent meeting with the company. In July, the city planning board approved Quick Chek's proposal for the project, according to the paper. At the time, a Quick Chek representative said construction would last for approximately eight months, the report stated.
Quick Chek is also constructing a location in Lake Katrine, N.Y., according to the paper.
Meanwhile, QuikTrip will open store No. 36 for the East Kellogg, Kan., region in July or August, reported the Wichita Eagle.
The 4,600-square-foot store will cost $350,000 and employ 11 to 15 people, the report stated, citing company spokesman Mike Thornbrugh.
The store will also include eight gas pumps and the chain's standard offering of drinks, food and other items, according to the report.
QuikTrip is "never out of the growth business," Thornbrugh told the paper. "Wichita is an area that will continue to grow for us."


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Roger Federer is the 4/5 fav (Skybet) to win the Stockholm Open but he should be wary of home-comer Robin Soderling.
Federer has climbed to 2nd in the world despite losing in Shanghai to Murray but is displaying perhaps a touch of weakness (or perhaps just professionalism) by getting in some extra practice at the Stockholm Open, an event he has not entered since 2000.
Robin Soderling is the 3/1 2nd fav with Ladbrokes but he was completely outclassed by Federer in Shanghai last week and the next in the betting, Thomas Berdych (7/1 with ), went out to Garcia-Lopez in the round of 16.
To be fair to the Swede Soderling, he is on home territory here and was cruising to the final last year before being struck down by injury in the semis. He also was a finalist in 2008, displaying some pedigree at this tournament. Being 2nd seed, he cannot meet Federer until the final and perhaps he will have sufficient momentum to beat Federer, once they meet. An each-way bet will give you third-odds to make the final, ie an even money bet, which is also worth considering.
In Moscow, at The Kremlin Cup, Nikolay Davydenko is the 5/2 fav with Stan James to win on home turf and fellow countryman Mikhail Youzhny is a 4/1 shot with William Hill. Davydenko fell out of the top 10 this week after a very limp showing at the Shanghai Masters saw him lose to German player Zverev. Youzhny also failed to impress and lost to a German but he has some form following a win in Kuala Lumpur and a very impressive US Open run.
Davydenko has no form to speak of recently and looks a weak fav here. He shares a half with Jo Tsonga, a 6/1 chance (Paddy Power) for the Kremlin Cup and it would be hard to fancy Davydenko strongly. Youzhny looks a good bet to make the final (half-odds), making the 4/1 at William Hill a 2/1 shot. He also has every chance of winning.
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Minnie May Vandenberg was born July 1892 or 1893 married to William Calvin (Buck) Grider. She was from Vernon County Missouri.
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My 92 year old grandmother born in 1925 has a sister born 1923 both born in vernon Mo. Vandenberg family is found in all census in Nevada County. Mo.
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I am the great grandson of William Calvin Grider and Minnie May Vandenberg. I've been searching for any information and unable to find anything. My maternal grandmothers birth certificate is the only documentation I found both names together until I came across William Griders grave on here. Any information you are able to share with me would be greatly appreciated.
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I am the great grandson of William Calvin Grider and Minnie May Vandenberg. I've been searching for any information and unable to find anything. My maternal grandmothers birth certificate is the only documentation I found both names together until I cam across William Griders grave on here.
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Eating humble pie here again. It tastes....real and plain, but ok. I knee jerked into John Franklin Wasson, but it is NOT right. SOOOOOOO , I hit the research trail again to find the real one. Any help you can offer will still be very appreciated. Sincerely and humbly, and blessings, Ruth Egan (:
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Addendum continued! See the father and grandfather on this site. This shows the relationships I was trying to describe out of Ulster Northern Ireland. The father of Joseph Weisen 1718/1725) and Archibald (1714) is John Weisen (1701), who fought in the Seige of Londonderry.This means that my continuous line to Ireland is complete on find a grave, thanks in part to Bill Hahn and many others. More Blessings, (: Ruth Egan
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Additional information: The Regional Library at Eaton Ohio, the county seat of Preble, say that the graves here are very old. The cemetery served a large number of early settlers in this area. Most of the stones are unreadable, perhaps 75 %. There are records but they are incomplete. You could contact them about this burial. I talked at length on the phone with them and explained my data, and the librarian encouraged me to add a grave.There also is a mysterious young person who showed up on the census about that time named Leander, who apparently was an orphan taken in by fellow church members or placed by the Township Trustee in the home of a church member. The extant burial records show that relationship.When he came of age, he went to Indiana, married, had a family and went to Michigan.He is a possible son of John Franklin and Margaret Bone.1825 is in the heart of the very serious and widespread fever episode that took two young strong sons of Joseph, including my four greats grandfather. There are some Bones nearby just across the state line, that I want to investigate. John Franklin's probable mother was a Bone.Hope this helps. Blessings, Ruth Egan
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