text:
Quality Risk Management Overview for Pharma and Biopharma, ICH Q9/ISO 14971
Product ID: 702422
- Duration: 90 Min
Customer Care
Fax: +1-650-565-8542
Email: email@example.com
This 90-minute webinar will cover principles and provide examples of tools for quality risk management that can be applied to different aspects of pharmaceutical quality. It will provide you with the knowledge and understanding needed to improve patient safety and also to prepare your organization for regulatory inspections.
Why Should You Attend:
In this 90-minute webinar we will define risk and what constitutes risks primarily per ICH Q9 and reference ISO 14971 where applicable. The presenter will discuss principles and examples of tools for quality risk management that can be applied to different aspects of pharmaceutical quality.
The overall goal of this course is to raise awareness for Quality Risk Management to improve patient safety and also to prepare organizations for regulatory inspections. The session provides quality assurance professionals with a management perspective to make the right decisions for their organization to balance cost vs. risk.
This training provides participants with the knowledge, tools and confidence to understand and participate in a risk management program in a pharma and biopharma industry and an understanding of the significance of effective communication.
Learning Objective:
Understand the principles of Quality Risk Management to:
- Identify
- Analyze
- Evaluate
- Control
- Reduce
- Accept
- Communicate and
- Review risks throughout product life cycle
Areas Covered in the Seminar:
Quality Risk Management Overview
- Understanding Risk
- Application of ICH Q9
- Definitions and Concepts
- Risk Assessment
- Risk Control
- Risk Communication
- Risk Review
- Example of Risk Management Methods and Tools
Who Will Benefit:
This training discussion seminar has been designed for quality assurance personnel in Pharmaceutical and Biopharmaceutical Industries.
It also addresses staff from other departments too, in so far as they are subject to EU and FDA GMP compliance.
- Production
- Engineering
- Quality control
- Product development
- Marketing and
- Regulatory affairs
Tanvir Mahmud, has more than 14 years experience in product development, quality and project management in regulated industries including Biogen Idec, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Boston Scientific and Consulting Companies. She has a Masters Degree in Physical and Biochemistry and a Master Certification in coaching. Her professional experience relates to research and development, analytical development, formulation development, quality management, chemistry manufacturing and control, drug/device/biologics/combination product stability, training, leadership development and program management.
Tanvir is currently an Adjunct Faculty at Southern New Hampshire University, SNHU, Consultant and a Founder and Principal of Find Your Solution (FYS) Consulting and Training, a company offering training and consulting in Quality Management, employee development and performance improvement. FYS assists companies to achieve results by designing, developing and implementing efficient processes and effective training programs for employee to improve patient outcomes.
Tanvir designs, develops and delivers training in Quality Risk Management, cGMP for ASQ Professional Certification and other customized training for Pharma, Biopharma and Medical Device Industries. Tanvir is a member of the Regulatory Affairs Professional Society, Boston Trainer's Roundtable, Boston Facilitator's Roundtable and Project Management Institute.
Topic Background:
ICH Q9 provides principles and examples of tools for quality risk management that can be applied to different aspects of pharmaceutical quality. These aspects include:
- Development
- Manufacturing
- Distribution
- Inspection and
- Submission/review processes
Throughout the lifecycle of:
- Drug substances
- Drug (medicinal) products
- Biological and biotechnological products
Refund Policy
Registrants may cancel up to two working days prior to the course start date and will receive a letter of credit to be used towards a future course up to one year from date of issuance. ComplianceOnline would process/provide refund if the Live Webinar has been cancelled. The attendee could choose between the recorded version of the webinar or refund for any cancelled webinar. Refunds will not be given to participants who do not show up for the webinar. On-Demand Recordings can be requested in exchange.
Webinar may be cancelled due to lack of enrolment or unavoidable factors. Registrants will be notified 24hours in advance if a cancellation occurs. Substitutions can happen any time.
If you have any concern about the content of the webinar and not satisfied please contact us at below email or by call mentioning your feedback for resolution of the matter.
We respect feedback/opinions of our customers which enables us to improve our products and services. To contact us please email firstname.lastname@example.com call +1-888-717-2436 (Toll Free).
Product Reviews
This product hasn't received any reviews yet. Be the first to review this product! Write review
Pharmaceutical Compressed Air - Quality GMP Standards and RequirementsBy: Roger Cowan
Price: $249
How to Conduct a HIPAA Risk AssessmentBy: Brian Tuttle
Price: $249
Building a Vendor Qualification Program for FDA Regulated IndustriesBy: Jonathan M Lewis
Price: $249
FDA Regulations for Marketing OTC Drugs in the U.S.By: Norma Skolnik
Price: $249
Effective Annual U.S. FDA CGMP TrainingBy: John E Lincoln
Price: $249
CDISC Mapping 1: Specifications and FDA RequirementsBy: Sunil Gupta
Price: $249
Extractables and Leachables in Early Phase DevelopmentBy: Wayland Rushing
Price: $279
Veterinary Medicine and the DEA Due Diligence Requirement for Dispensing and Prescribing...By: Carlos Aquinos
Price: $229
1099 & W-9 Update - Complying with IRS Information Reporting GuidelinesBy: Miles Hutchinson
Price: $149
OSHA Recordkeeping for 2015: Beyond the OSHA 300 SummaryBy: David A. Casavant
Price: $149
Form I-9 and E-Verify, getting and staying compliantBy: Cathleen Hampton
Price: $149
Affordable Care Act Updates: What Employers need to do to PrepareBy: Vanessa G Nelson
Price: $149
Child Support: What Payroll Doesn't Know Can Hurt YouBy: Vicki M. Lambert
Price: $229
Detecting and Preventing Embezzlement in Your OrganizationBy: Peter Goldmann
Price: $249
What Employers Need to Know About Severance AgreementsBy: Janette Levey Frisch
Price: $229
FDA's Regulation of Regenerative Medicine including Stem Cell Treatments, Tissue...
Newark, NJ | Oct 19-20, 2017
FDA's New Import Program for 2017 - Strict Precision: 2-Day In-Person Seminar by Ex-FDA Official
Philadelphia, PA | Aug 24-25, 2017
Navigating the Maze for Post-Market Compliance -- Complaint Handling, MDRs, Recalls...
Minneapolis, MN | Oct 19-20, 2017
21 CFR Part 11 Compliance for SaaS/Cloud Applications: 2-day In-person Seminar
Philadelphia, PA | Sep 14-15, 2017
Quality Control Laboratory Compliance - cGMPs and GLPs: One and a Half-day In-person Seminar
San Francisco, CA | Nov 9-10, 2017
Effective Quality Oversight of Pharmaceutical Contract Manufacturing Organizati...
Newark, NJ | Sep 21-22, 2017
Latin America: Regulatory Compliance Requirements for Life Science Products...
Philadelphia, PA | Aug 24-25, 2017
Computer System Validation - Reduce Costs and Avoid 483s: 2-Day In-Person Seminar
Philadelphia, PA | Sep 14-15, 2017
Complete 1099, TIN Matching, B-Notice, FATCA and Nonresident Alien 1042-S Compl...
Dallas, TX | Sep 7-8, 2017
Ensuring Compliance with Advertising and Promotional Requirements for Drugs and...
Boston, MA | Nov 9-10, 2017
Managing Your FDA Inspection: Before, During and After: 2-Day In-Person Seminar by Ex-FDA Official
Boston, MA | Oct 17-18, 2017
ACH Risk Management: 2-day Workshop
San Diego, CA | Nov 2-3, 2017
Metrics & Predictive Analytics in Human Resources-Reducing Risk and Improving...
Washington, DC | Sep 14-15, 2017
Designing and Sustaining New and Existing Product Stability Testing Program
San Diego, CA | Sep 4-5, 2017
Managing an Effective AML Compliance Program: 2-day In-Person Seminar
Phoenix, AZ | Dec 7-8, 2017
General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratoriesProvider: ANSI
Price: $142
IEC 62304:2015 ''Medical Device Software - Software Life Cycle Processes''Provider: SEPT
Price: $299
IEC 62304:2015 ''Medical Device Software - Software Life Cycle Processes''Provider: SEPT
Price: $149
ISO 13485 Procedure 754-Customer PropertyProvider: 13485 Store
Price: $12
Measurement management systems - Requirements for measurement processes and measuring equipmentProvider: ANSI
Price: $120
Geometrical Product Specifications (GPS) - Geometrical tolerancing - Tolerances of form, orientation...Provider: ANSI
Price: $250
Templates and Plans for Software Configuration Management Documents-Version 6.0Provider: SEPT
Price: $299
Computer System Validation Master PlanProvider: LabCompliance
Price: $90
Zero Acceptance Number Sampling Plan for Receiving, In-Process and Final InspectionProvider: Quality-Control-Plan
Price: $37
Standard Operating Procedure: FDA InspectionsProvider: LabCompliance
Price: $49
AS9003 Comprehensive Quality System Kit for Inspection and Test Quality Control SystemProvider: At-PQC
Price: $397
ISO 13485 and FDA Compliant Internal Audit Tools: Checklist, Procedure and FormsProvider: 13485 Store
Price: $95
Template for a Software Maintenance Plan - Fourth EditionProvider: SEPT
Price: $99
Sarbanes Oxley Treasury Risks and ControlsProvider: Audit Net
Price: $50
ISO 13485 Gap ChecklistProvider: 13485 Store
Price: $59


text:
First of all, the last month has been crazy, to all Americans out there – I don't know how you do it?! All this paperwork just to go to college is driving me mad (how can tution be so insanely high?), and after getting a 9-5 job (I should add that it is a dream job to me) I've barely been awake for long enough to eat dinner.
Since I haven't been too active here I wanted to share what I've been up to the last few weeks.
- I accepted my offer from University of Dayton and will start my pre-med studies this fall
- I freaked out over tuition fees a couple of times and then sat down to do the math
- Realized that I have to go to Stockholm to get my visa
- Been super excited about going to Stockholm
- Avoided doing the paperwork
and that's where I'm at right now. For those interested in following my academic progress you can do so on my GoEnnounce Student Page (where you also can donate to my tuition fundraiser) where I'll post about the things I explore in my education exploration..
For those of you who aren't too interested in my schoolwork stay tuned because in only a few weeks I'll be headed off to Spain. So far I've booked accomodation in Valencia, Madrid and Barcelona – still haven't decided what to do the rest of my days there!
OBS! none of the links in this post are sponsored, I'm just sharing a service I think is really useful for college students!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- 10/11/13
- 97
- 16
- Young Adult
- Female
- Medium - Dark
- Boney
- Normal
- Human
- Gatherer, Hopeless Romantic, Great Kisser, Family-Oriented, Flirty
This Exchange item contains one or more items from the Sims 3 Store, expansion pack(s) and/or stuff pack(s).
If you own the store item/expansion/stuff pack(s) noted below, the item will download properly.
If you don't have the Store Item(s)/Expansion or Stuff Pack(s) mentioned in this item installed on your system, the item will download from the Exchange and can still be installed. Upon download of the content, you will see a warning icon in the status section in The Sims 3 Launcher notifying that you are missing content. In place of the missing content you will receive a similar default item in its place, or, no item at all.
Expansion/Stuff Packs Used
Add All Items to Cart Store Items Used
Long Scarf is Long
This scarf sure is long! Have you ever seen a scarf quite this long before?
Created ByJodyHoltzman Visit My Studio Member SinceJul 12, 2011 Total Creations 20796 Total Recommendations 62,289 Location US
1802 Views Downloads
89 Recommendations
8680 Views Downloads
78 Recommendations
1592 Views Downloads
75 Recommendations
1586 Views Downloads
72 Recommendations
88 Views Downloads
26 Recommendations
7227 Views Downloads
25 Recommendations
2429 Views Downloads
25 Recommendations
32 Views Downloads
23 Recommendations
305 Views Downloads
22 Recommendations
443 Views Downloads
22 Recommendations
211 Views Downloads
22 Recommendations
207 Views Downloads
18 Recommendations


text:
Red Sox News
FN In News
Names Project
FN Pics
FenwayNation Awards
About Us
Contact FenwayNation
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Cuban Jose Abreu One Step Closer To Fenway?
Headed To Fenway Park?
The big first-baseman the Red Sox are lusting after is a little closer to playing in Major League Baseball.
Cuban star
Jose Abreu
has established residency in Haiti
—the initial step to qualify for free agency. And just so the federal bureaucracy has something to do before the upcoming government shutdown, the
U.S. Department of Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)
has "unblocked" the 26-year old slugger (whatever that means). Boston and San Francisco have been linked to Abreu—and both are expected to attend his workout at the end of September. Abreu is a former MVP in the Cuban professional league, and hit .360 in the 2013 World Baseball Classic. Let's hope the Red Sox spend a little of this year's unexpected playoff money to land the 6-3, 250 pound star over the Winter.
Email This
Share to Twitter
Share to Facebook
Share to Pinterest
Newer Post
Older Post


text:
9737 Tucker Road, Mount Vernon, Ohio
$324,900Contract Pending
$324,900Contract Pending
9737 Tucker Road, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050 - Enjoy a pristine, mature woods and sloping, beautifully contoured pastures. This is a rural paradise. Further, this gorgeous acreage has multiple building sites and frontage on both Wigton and Tucker Roads. Must see to appreciate the character and beauty of this gently rolling property. Property is in two parcels--please view all photos to see both parcels. A third parcel with the home and outbuildings overlooking a lovely pond may also be available if a buyer wants the entire 35.28 acres; price tbd. Owners will also consider splitting if desired; price tbd; subject to survey.
Listing Courtesy of Kelly A Forman (614) 460-1598 - Forman Realtors Inc. (740) 965-1212
"The Parrett Group was amazing to deal with. They always went above the call of duty and were helpful before we listed, durring the sales process and after closing to ensure that we were completely satisfied. Anyone buying or selling a home in The Parrett Group's territory that uses another agent is wasting their time and money."


text:
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
e2house on Remember e2house on Remember Following Him on Remember Margaret from soulfo… on Remember Remember – The… on Remember
- July 2017
- May 2017
- March 2017
- February 2017
- January 2017
- December 2016
- October 2016
- September 2016
- August 2016
- June 2016
- May 2016
- April 2016
- March 2016
- February 2016
- January 2016
- December 2015
- November 2015
- October 2015
- September 2015
- August 2015
- June 2015
- May 2015
- March 2015
- January 2015
- December 2014
- November 2014
- October 2014
- September 2014
- August 2014
- June 2014
- May 2014
- March 2014
- February 2014
- January 2014
- December 2013
- November 2013
- October 2013
- September 2013
Tag Archives: heart
When Your Heart Is Overwhelmed
"Hear my cry, O God, listen to my prayer; from the end of the earth I call to you when my heart is overwhelmed. Lead me to the rock that is higher than I, for You have been my refuge, … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Tagged heart, overwhelmed, Psalm 61, Refuge, Rock, shelter, wings Leave a comment
Come As You Are
I was back in my college group at Heritage tonight, and it was like coming home. I felt like I really met God there. I've been going through a really rough time spiritually this summer, and being back at Heritage … Continue reading
My God's Enough (Psalm 73)
"Whom have I in heaven but Thee? And there is none upon earth that I desire but Thee. My flesh and my heart faileth, but God is the strength of my heart, and my portion forever." -Psalm 73:25-26 (KJV)
Posted in Songs Tagged BarlowGirl, earth, enough, flesh, God, heart, heaven, portion, Psalm 73, strength, Todd Agnew Leave a comment
Sons and Daughters
Before He spoke creation, The God of heaven knew our names. Formed in His reflection, We are His glory on display! And His heart is good; He is always kind; With a cross, He proved He is on our side! … Continue reading
Selling God Short
"It would seem that our Lord finds our desires, not too strong, but too weak. We are half-hearted creatures, fooling about with drink and sex and ambition when infinite joy is offered us, like an ignorant child who wants to … Continue reading
My Own Little World
"Break my heart for what breaks Yours; Give me open hands and open doors; Put Your light in my eyes and let me see That my own little world is not about me."
Posted in Quotes, Songs Tagged doors, hands, heart, Matthew West, My Own Little World, open Leave a comment
All You've Ever Wanted
"When we fail, Satan throws lies at us. He wants us to remain failures. He whispers, 'Are you sure you're even saved? Look at what you're doing.' He wants us out of the Word and into the mirror. If Satan … Continue reading
Video August 22, 2014 Tagged Christian, Christianity, devotion, faith, God, grace, heart, Jesus, love, redeemed Leave a comment


text:
Carpet For Basements
Your types which displayed as a result of that Carpet For Basements pic stock will increase magnificence together with price to your house, and you could have tried them as references. Whether you like a sophisticated and also timeless view, Carpet For Basements snapshot gallery will allow you get their excellent home. By way of studying Carpet For Basements photo gallery, you have loads of fashion selections which might prettify your house. The styles out of Carpet For Basements graphic collection may well Gives you splendor and additionally friendliness to your dwelling, thus it will be great. You should look that concepts which can be worthy of your household to make an environment which you want. The elements of which exhibited simply by Carpet For Basements snapshot gallery can provide a lavish look which might get considerably more cost of your dwelling. A wonderful for getting dangled standing on just one style, you may merge a few parts that Carpet For Basements graphic stock express. The blend of varieties because of Carpet For Basements graphic collection definitely will produce a several along with clean appearance.
You can reproduce this substances selection with Carpet For Basements graphic stock to build premium fittings. And you will as well undertake your form options with Carpet For Basements graphic stock to make a display of which suits look choices. In that case an additional important aspect that you may use out of Carpet For Basements photo collection is a shade selection. You need to really focus on made from method since it can give the home some sort of calming look, basically check out Carpet For Basements graphic stock to get some ideas. Additionally customize the looks of your dwelling just by combining your opinions together with the ideas from Carpet For Basements photo stock. The home would have been a very cozy set to your family unit and your company when you can use the recommendations with Carpet For Basements photograph collection perfectly. You highly recommend Carpet For Basements photograph collection in your direction being a benchmark given it can give you a lot of idea. Satisfy take pleasure in Carpet For Basements photograph gallery.


text:
Hey all, I'm fascinated by this face used for the graphical titles of (some of) the NYT blogs. I had a look on What The Font, but no joy. It looks like a super heavy Egyptienne, but I can't see it as part of that family... Ideas? Not a custom job is it?
Jubilat by Joshua Darden
Sorry... Previously
It's an old Linotype font
Permalink Submitted by Nick Cooke on 4 February 2009 - 4:18am
It's an old Linotype font called Karnak Black. I don't know if there's a digital version.
Nick Cooke
It could also be a version
Permalink Submitted by Tiffany Wardle on 4 February 2009 - 12:06pm
It could also be a version of Beton Extra Bold with key manglings.
"It's an old Linotype
Permalink Submitted by David Berlow on 4 February 2009 - 9:33pm
"It's an old Linotype font called Karnak Black."
"I don't know if there's a digital version."
I don't know how there could not be a digital version.
That's what I would have
Permalink Submitted by Nick Cooke on 5 February 2009 - 3:48am
That's what I would have thought, although a search only reveals an ornamented font by that name (not Black).
Nick Cooke


text:
The game screenshots I've seen have her surname romanized as "Reiuzi", both in her dialog portrait caption and under her health bar. So, as much as I dislike that romanization standard, shall we move this page to "Reiuzi Utsuho", and list "Reiuji" as an alternate spelling? -Winane 18:45, 17 August 2008 (UTC)
In IaMP, Yuyuko's surname is romanized as "Saigyouzi", but her page is still Saigyouji.
Both are correct and acceptable. "Zi" is an obsolete way of romanizing the syllable "ji", like "ti" for "chi", "tu" for "tsu" and "si" for "shi". Suit yourself.
SilverHerring 16:24, 7 September 2008 (UTC)
- Yeah, we have other character pages that don't follow ZUN romanizations like Fujiwara no Mokou. It doesn't really matter.
Cage in Lunatic Runagate: Chapter 3
Perhaps I haven't been paying enough attention to the plot, but was the crow from the 3rd chapter of CiLR some sort of reference to Utsuho Reiuji? The 3rd chapter was released well before Subterranean Animism was, and it mentions Yatagarasu slightly. All in all, I just want to know if that crow was important to someone, since there are a few in Touhou (Aya as well). Small little hints like this never get mentioned again, but they are interesting, and that crow definitely had a mission to reach the moon...
- (...was the crow from the 3rd chapter of CiLR some sort of reference to Utsuho Reiuji?) Almost certainly not. --T. Solamarle 05:24, 9 December 2008 (UTC)
Relationships with the Moriya Shrine
Sounds like you didn't read much on her lines in UNL. She is now working with Kanako and Suwako in the Nuclear Project... Well she know Sanae... but she is a bird-brain to remember so. I will update this. -Dandan550 00:56, 1 September 2009 (UTC)
Her Third Leg
I've read doujins and seen fanmade images where she doesn't have her Third Leg. Can Utsuho take it off? Fairy Maid 01:35, November 3, 2009 (UTC)
- It's unconfirmed, I believe. Don't believe fanmades' all the time. ~~Takoto 17:55, November 3, 2009 (UTC)
- It's in the SA endings. _dk 00:00, November 4, 2009 (UTC)
The Cat
I can't say that I'm remotely certain on the idea, but could the cat in Utsuho's background instead be a reference to Schrödinger's cat? I may be stretching things, but the thought DOES have its roots in quantum mechanics and radioactive decay... Battousai9439 02:09, November 22, 2009 (UTC)
- No but it's already noted, check her fun facts. Also i belived it is also related to Orin since she is a nekomata/kasha. -Dandan550 03:12, November 30, 2009 (UTC)
Elephant's foot
The concrete on her leg is not a reference to the Chernobyl sarcophagus, close though. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5EAS5PT7Q8&feature=related
Her Cape
It looks a lot like Count Blecks cloak from Super Paper Mario, white on the outside with a spacey kind of design on the inside. worth putting in Fun Facts?Baptiejames 09:48, November 17, 2010 (UTC)
The Eye
I know the possible reference to Eye of Sauron, but after seeing the possible reference to Blackbird of Chernobyl, I started to think that perhaps the eye could be a reference to it as well? It apparently had beady red eyes in its chest(since it was apparently a headless figure) Thoughts?
A Small Doubt
Its written "Utsuho is one of Satori's pets, a Hell raven who has..." is it okay for only Hell be written with a capital letter? Should both of them be like that, should none of them be like that, or is it right that way? Alanomega 05:26, November 3, 2011 (UTC)
- If it was to have capital, I think both should have capital, so "Hell Raven". Otherwise, it should be written as "hell raven". "Hell raven" just looks weird o.O Okuu ~ talk 05:09, November 3, 2011 (UTC)
Guess I will change to both capital letter... if someone has a problem with that we can talk about it.


text:
Editing / Deleting an empty option is blocked
After adding an empty option in "Add Field Options" it is not possible to delete it in "Update Field Options" afterwards. At all it is not possible to select an option for update in "Choose an Option to Edit". But may be this is a result of the nested form tags in the HTML.
- The topic 'Editing / Deleting an empty option is blocked' is closed to new replies.


text:
South Beach Marinated London Broil
READY IN: 4hrs 40mins
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
- 1 ounce dry red wine
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 tablespoon fresh parsley, minced
- 1⁄4 tablespoon fresh oregano, chopped
- 1 bay leaf
- 1⁄8 teaspoon black pepper, freshly ground
- 6 ounces beef sirloin or 6 ounces top round beef or 6 ounces beef eye round or 6 ounces london broil beef
Directions See How It's Made
- In a small mixing bowl, whisk together the oil, wine, garlic, parsley, oregano, bay leaf, and pepper. Place the steak in a deep bowl and pour on the marinade. Turn once to coat both sides, cover, and refrigerate for at least 4 hours, preferably overnight.
- When ready to serve, preheat the broiler or prepare a charcoal grill. Discard the marinade and bay leaf. Broil the meat for about 5 minutes on each side or until a thermometer inserted in the center registers 145 degrees F (for Medium-rare).
- Cut the meat into thin, diagonal slices across the grain. Serve warm or cold.


text:
"RENEW" Powder Eyeshadow
Enjoy talc-free and silicone-free pressed powder eyeshadow in expertly-designed colors.
-RENEW is a matte/no shimmer ivory, perfect for browbone highlighting or setting eyeshadow primer.
*TERI'S TIP: Apply RENEW down the bridge of the nose using our Vegan Medium Blending Brush 10 for matte highlighting.
-Our eyeshadows are pressed with all-natural jojoba oil, making this silicone-free
-Matte black compact (to keep fingerprints away), with clear flip-top lid to easily see color inside.
-100% natural, vegan, cruelty-free, petroleum/mineral oil free, dye-free, talc/dimethicone-free, alcohol-free, synthetic preservative-free
INGREDIENTS: Mica, Kaolin, Jojoba Oil, Magnesium Stearate, Iron Oxides [CI 77491, CI 77492, Cl 77499]
Products sold separately
Total weight: 1.5 grams
Made in USA


text:
Rosenberg, Wildcats Move On To Finals at KSU Invite
Rosenberg, Wildcats Move On To Finals at KSU Invite
MANHATTAN, Kan. Junior Maria Rosenberg was the lone Wildcat to move on to the finals in the top singles bracket at the three-day KSU Invitational held Saturday at Ahearn Field House.
Rosenberg defeated Creighton's Katie Chiu, 6-1, 6-0, to earn a spot in tomorrow's finals against No. 30-ranked Urska Juric of Missouri. Juric beat K-State's Jessica Simosa, 7-6, 6-2, in semifinal action.
In the doubles flight, Rosenberg and senior Paulina Castillejos were no match for Creighton's Deidre Senders and Christy Roth, taking an easy 8-1 victory to advance to tomorrow's finals versus Missouri's Juric and Yelena Olshanskaya.
"Overall, we saw some close matches and much improvement today," K-State assistant coach Andres Gonzalez said. "We have some things to work on before heading into dual matches next week, but they (the team) fought very hard and hung in there with some of their (Missouri) best players."
Tournament play continues tomorrow at 9 a.m. with the conclusion of singles, doubles and consolation rounds.
KSU Invitational
Jan. 23-25, 2004
at Manhattan, Kan.
Flight 1 Singles
Round of 8
(30) Urska Juric (Missouri) def. Megan Kowal (Creighton), 6-1, 6-1.
Jessica Simosa (KSU) def. Yelena Olshanskaya (Missouri), 6-0, 6-3.
Hana Kraftova (Missouri) def. Paulina Castillejos (KSU), 6-1, 6-3.
Maria Rosenberg (KSU) def. Katie Chiu (Creighton), 6-1, 6-0.
(30) Urska Juric (Missouri) def. Jessica Simosa (KSU), 7-6, 6-2.
Maria Rosenberg (KSU) def. Hana Kraftova (Missouri), 6-3, 6-3.
Yelena Olshanskaya (Missouri) def. Megan Kowal (Creighton), 7-6, 6-2.
Paulina Castillejos (KSU) def. Katie Chiu (Creighton), 7-6, 6-3.
Flight 2 Singles
Round of 8
Katka Sevcikova (Missouri) def. Judith Diaz (KSU), 6-1, 6-2.
Christy Roth (Creighton) def. Mary Barry (Missouri), 7-6 (4), 6-3.
Erika Josbena (Missouri) def. Pam Gerik (Creighton), 6-0, 6-2.
Hayley McIver (KSU) def. Kim Cavan (Creighton), 6-1, 6-0.
Katka Sevcikova (Missouri) def. Christy Roth (Creighton), 6-4, 6-2.
Erika Josbena (Missouri) def. Hayley McIver (KSU), 6-0, 4-6, 6-3.
Pam Gerik (Creighton) def. Judith Diaz (KSU), 2-6, 6-2, 6-1.
Mary Barry (Missouri) def. Kim Cavan (Creighton), 6-2, 6-0.
Flight 3 Singles
Kelly Crull (Missouri) def. Aveen Alkhatib (KSU), 4-6, 6-4, 1-0.
Lucie Ruskova (Missouri) def. Molly Green (Creighton), 6-0, 6-1.
Lucie Ruskova (Missouri) def. Aveen Alkhatib (KSU), 6-1, 6-1.
Molly Green (Creighton) def. Kelly Crull (Missouri), 6-1, 6-2.
Molly Green (Creighton) def. Aveen Alkhatib (KSU), 6-1, 6-3.
Olshanskaya/Juric (Missouri) def. McIver/Alkhatib (KSU), 8-6.
Castillejos/Rosenberg (KSU) def. Senders/Roth (Creighton), 8-1.
Barry/Josbema (Missouri) def. Simosa/Diaz (KSU), 8-4.
Kraftova/Ruskova (Missouri) def. Cavan/Green (Creighton), 8-5.


text:
Hi everyone,
I know if feels like Halloween just ended but I must confess, I am starting to get excited about Christmas. Its only six weeks away - crazy! We won't be at One of a Kind this year, which will be strange but actually really nice too. I can go and just enjoy being a shopper this year. Yay!
This week's style fix video looks at a favorite jewelry line, Lemon Park. Makes a great holiday gift for someone you love or buy for yourself now to look fab at holiday parties! So...come on by our Danforth location Wed Nov. 23 at 6 pm to meet the Lemon Park girls, check out some jewelry and have a cocktail.
Some more exciting news...our online store is now up and running! Click here to have a look.


text:
Gary John has been a street artist since 1985. Originally from Seattle, Washington, he moved to Venice Beach, California in the early part of 2004 and began selling art on the boardwalk. After almost 10 years on the boardwalk and having a period of homelessness, he exploded onto the international art scene during Art Basel Miami 2013. In 2014 his career moved even further ahead by being chosen as one of 20 standout artists at the N.Y. Affordable Art Fair. He has since participated in many Los Angeles area gallery exhibitions as well as international art fairs throughout North America. He has been collected by art lovers worldwide.
John says Pablo Picasso, Keith Haring, and Jean-Michel Basquiat are his artistic inspirations. Other influences are comic books and American pop culture.
His street artworks have a whimsical quality, inspired by classic cartoon and comic book characters rendered with acrylic paint in bold graffiti style, on newspaper, magazine pages and cardboard.
John says about his artworks: "I grew up in a dysfunctional, alcohol filled home. It actually pushed me away from drugs and alcohol. I have never drunk any liquor, smoked, or done any drugs. I always got lost in my art as an escape. There is not enough time in the day to do all the painting I want to do. I'm consumed with it".
2003 – 2013 Venice Beach Boardwalk, Venice, Ca.
139 South Country Rd.
Bellport, NY 11713


text:
Our Program
Bug Blitz Trust is all about communities working together to learn more about our spectacular biodiversity and environment.
It's about gathering together to study and explore and to monitor our ecosystems and the life within them.
It's about raising awareness of learning about nature and the crucially important role in sustaining life that our natural ecosystems and biodiversity play.
It's about celebrating and sharing knowledge in the community via The Arts.
It's about supporting schools and working together with teachers with this important task of educating our children about the environment.
Bug Blitz Trust is developing a growing list of partners from all sectors of the whole community. This whole community includes; students, parents of students, citizen scientists schools, community organizations, government agencies, corporations and other not-for-profit organizations like us.
We support community nature conservation, restoration and re-habilitation projects when we are able. Students are beginning to plant mini Bug Blitz Forests in their communities.
In 2009 Bug Blitz students will make 450 nest boxes to provide breeding habitat for birds, bats and possums. After the bushfires of recent years in Victoria, where many existing tree hollows were destroyed, we'll support our community of animals.
Bug Blitz Trust is made possible with the support of The Hugh D T Williamson Foundation whose practice of supporting communities in a myriad of ways over 20 years is well documented. Encouraging partnerships, community cohesiveness and consulting with communities are some of the key practices of THDTWF.


text:
Maintenance Contractors Insurance
Coverage Built to Serve your Business' Needs
Snoke, Seefeldt & Ramirez Insurance Services, Inc. provides insurance to maintenance contractors in Sacramento, Nevada, Washington, New Mexico, Colorado, Maryland, and surrounding areas.
Maintenance contractors require specific insurance plans to match the service and cleaning needs of the industry. At Snoke, Seefeldt & Ramirez Insurance Services, Inc., we understand that your business coverage requires flexibility, which is why we work with you directly to create a plan that is unique to your business' needs.
Here are some of the coverage options we offer to maintenance contractors:
- Property damage coverage
- Theft coverage
- Lost key coverage for janitors
- General liability
Contact a representative at Snoke, Seefeldt & Ramirez Insurance Services, Inc. today to go over insurance options for your business.


text:
Students get $1.4 million in awards
Dozens of Robbinsville High School seniors will further their academic careers thanks to a record $1.4 million in scholarships, including $20,000 in new scholarships from Lovin Contracting, Inc.
The big winner was Duke University-bound Tyler Long, whose full-ride David M. Rubenstein Schoalrship is worth $73,742.
The scholarships were announced during the 41st Annual Academic and Scholarship Award Program at RHS on Thursday evening.
"We are so appreciative." RHS Counsel Crystal Cody exclaimed. "It honors the students. Every dollar helps. Without this Without this community kids might not be able to go to college."
That was evident in the case of the scholarship winners with the second and third highest totals. Both Carleigh Anderson ($42,250) and Jasmine Jiang ($36,500) received $5,000 Cody Family Scholarship. Anderson will attend Western Carolina University, while Jiang furthers her education at Berry College.
Lovin Contracting, a Robbinsville company known for supporting RHS acdemics and athletics, contributed $5,000 scholarships to university-bound Lauren McGuire (Young Harris College), Logan Odom (WCU) and Kamri Beasley (WCU) and $2,500 scholarships to community college attendees Madison Lail and Rex Allen Sellers.
Tim Thiessen received the $1,000 Frank Findley Perseverance Award initiated this year in honor of Frank Findley. Thiessen, who will attend college at Berea, was chosen by coaches and teachers for exhibiting "perseverance, grit and resilience." Thiessen was a first year wrestler who didn't think he'd get a chance to compete. Still, he attended every practice and was extremely supportive of his teammates. He had a willingness to learn.
Out of 2,400 applicants, RHS students received six Golden Leaf Scholarships, which is considered outstanding.


text:
Spanish invasion: Madrid company wins $105 million Kuwait cable deal
Isolux Corsan will work on installing the cable lines in three distinct stages (Shutterstock)
Follow >
Click here to add Al-Rawdatain as an alert
Disable alert for Al-Rawdatain,
Click here to add Alberto Jordan Reig as an alert
Disable alert for Alberto Jordan Reig,
Click here to add EPC as an alert
Disable alert for EPC,
Click here to add Isolux Corsan as an alert
Disable alert for Isolux Corsan,
Click here to add Saad Abdulla as an alert
Disable alert for Saad Abdulla
Spain-based Isolux Corsan, a leader in infrastructure projects, has been awarded a contract worth $105 million by Kuwait for the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) of 172 km of 300 kV transmission lines.
It will be the first project that the company implements in Kuwait and the work will take place under a turnkey contract, within a maximum execution period of 22 months, in the town of Al-Rawdatain.
This project is divided into three parts. In the first, the company will execute the work for the energization of the "RDTN X" substation, building 76 kilometres of transmission lines (2x38 km), which will connect this substation with the existing 300kV double circuit transmission line between the Subiya Power Station and the Jahra "X" substation.
In the second, the company will be built 82 kilometres of transmission lines (2x41 km) to energize the "RDTN W" substation. These transmission lines will be connected to the existing transmission line between Subiya Power Station and Saad Abdulla "W" substation.
Lastly, the company will build another 14 kilometres of transmission lines to interconnect the "RDTN X" and "RDTN W" substations. The T&D works that Isolux Corsan will undertake include, among others, the complete design of the towers and foundations, the supply of all materials and accessories, civil works, tower erection, stringing and commissioning.
The new transmission lines will connect the Subiya power plant to several key regions and new cities in Kuwait.
The sales manager of the company in the Middle East, Alberto Jordan Reig, said that the development of this project "is a very important step forward for Kuwait."
Top Headlines
- Al Tayer bucks the US department store trend with Bloomingdale's Kuwait opening
- Gulf Islamic banks set to outperform conventional banks for second year: Moody's
- Jordan secures EU finance for socioeconomic and environmental programs
- Same-day service deliveries in GCC an untapped market: Wing CEO
- Will terror attacks damper Arabs' appetite for European holidays?


text:
Reds Food Truck
September 27, 2017
6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Prices Vary due to Menu options
Location: Residence Inn by Marriott
325 West Main Road
Middletown, RI 02842
(401) 845-2005
Red's sources all of their ingredients from local farms and purveyors to craft an eclectic selection of gourmet street fare. Their sandwiches, salads and sides reflect the best flavors of European and Pan-Mediterranean cuisine. Stop in the Residence Inn Beer & Wine Bar and purchase a craft beer or glass of wine to make your meal complete. Guest and Public Welcome!
Reds Food Truck
- September 27, 2017
- Residence Inn by Marriott
- Prices Vary due to Menu options


text:
Although I feel extremely lucky to be in the nation's capitol during the 56th Inauguration of President Barack Obama, I was one of the unfortunate few that never made it past the security screening for the swearing-in event.
My morning began with heading down to the Mall area around 7 a.m. After facing massive crowds on the subway (Metro) and the closure of the designated Metro stop for my "blue" ticket, I reached the line for the blue ticket holders (before 8 a.m. and the opening of the gates). The blue area was full of people and completely disorganized. There weren't any police, security, guides or Inauguration staff in the vicinity to ensure order.
After standing in the line for over an hour, the mass of ticket holders began encircling the line. People were shouting, "stop cutting" in hopes of preventing the disarray. However, no amount of chanting or "tsking" could prevent the confusion and chaos that erupted.
While standing in line (around 10-10:30 a.m.), an off-duty police officer who happened to be at the event told us that a generator had gone down. As a result, several blue gate security screening stations weren't working, which affected the amount of people able to pass through the gate. However, the officer said we would all be admitted. (This unauthorized communication was the only information we received during this entire process.)
The people in the crowd began to amuse themselves by singing "The Star Spangled Banner," "America the Beautiful" and other patriotic songs. (Oh, they also sang "Row, Row, Row Your Boat.") And after desperation set in as the clock inched closer to 11:30 a.m., the crowd began chanting: "Let us in. Let us in."
My friends and I stood in this line for about 4 hours before finally realizing that we weren't going to get through the security gate and screening. There were still thousands of people in front (and around) us. After hearing "Hail to the Chief" around 11:30 a.m., we realized we definitely weren't getting in and headed back.
We were pretty disappointed with the lack of organization in the blue area. After attending the Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colo., I was amazed at how the DNC could be so safe and orderly in comparison to the chaos of the Inauguration swearing-in ceremony.
There have been several reports regarding ticket holders that were turned away. Although the blue section appears to have the most problems, the purple and silver sections also had ticket holders who didn't gain access to the event. Reporters from the Washington Post and London's The Telegraph wrote about these unfortunate incidents.
Although I didn't end up witnessing the swearing-in ceremony in its "true" fashion, I am still happy that I traveled from Los Angeles to D.C. to be a part of the whole Inaugural event. The crowds remained mostly positive and upbeat despite the widespread disappointment. I met people from all around the world who were so inspired by Obama to make the trip. We all knew that we were just feet away from Barack Obama and this historic moment.
Still hopeful and excited,
The Caramel Bella
P.S. Video and more pictures to come….


text:
Exploring the Great Lakes in Indiana
One of the regions by which the Great Lakes bordered is the Wisconsin state. The major lakes surrounding Wisconsin are the Lake Michigan and Lake Superior. The Lake Michigan is considered as the largest freshwater lake in the country by surface area while the Lake Superior is considered as the largest of the five Great Lakes. These Great Lakes in Wisconsin are the most visited tourists' spots in state.
Wisconsin is known for its varied landscape by which making it as popular travel destination for outdoor activities. The numerous lakes present in Wisconsin including the Great Lakes provides perfect get away destination for ice fishing and other recreations. Furthermore, Wisconsin is known for very cold snowy winters which pave way for great ice adventures such as skiing, snowmobile derbies and ice fishing. There is wide array of marinas like walleye, smallmouth bass and a lot more to catch during the popular ice fishing in Great lakes of Wisconsin. Even during the extreme cold winter, there are still lots of recreational activities that are full of fun and excitement.
Like the other states in the United States which are bordered by Great Lakes, Wisconsin had developed strategies to preserve the quality and quantity of the water. The Great Lakes in Wisconsin comprises 20% of the available fresh water supply, so whatever alteration that may occur, it can bring critical issues to both people's health and welfare. This reason motivates the government of Wisconsin to come out with a strategy on how to protect the Great Lakes. All of the goals of these strategies cannot be achieved by the government alone but with the help of countless individuals caring for the Great Lakes in Wisconsin. This is a very good thing since the benefits will be garnered by the people living on the state and possibly the people from other nations whenever unwanted circumstances happened.
It will be a great loss for the Wisconsin people when any damage or devastation occurred because Great Lakes play an essential part in the economic growth of the state. Great Lakes in Wisconsin are indeed assets attracting many tourists from different nations of the world. The importance of Great Lakes is not limited only for the Wisconsin state but moreover to all of its regions.
There's a lot more to discover in the Great Lakes surrounding Wisconsin by which will surely give you enthusiasm and enjoyment throughout your vacation. You can bring your families and friends for more bonding moments and all together appreciate the amazing creations of God though the Great Lakes in Wisconsin.
The Great Lakes in Indiana
It might not be well known that you can visit the Great Lakes in Indiana, but this mid-western state enjoys over 25 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline. All of the state's Lake Michigan shoreline is maintained by the National Parks Service and the lake itself is great for all kinds of water fun such as swimming, skiing, and fishing. Lake Michigan is known for its fishing as you are likely to catch many a walleye, trout or salmon.
Great city choices for those interesting in visiting the Great Lakes in Indiana are Michigan City, Indiana and Gary, Indiana.
Lake County in Indiana is often referred to as Lake Michigan's South Shore. The South Shore is a mere half hour drive from downtown Chicago. Many visit the South Shore for the lakefront casino boats, the Deep River Waterpark and tons of historical sites, memorials, and museums. The history of the country's steel industry can be observed here.
Many tourists come to Michigan City in the summer, including residents of Chicago, to visit Lake Michigan and the city's various attractions. On a clear day one can actually see the Chicago skyline from across the lake. This is just one of the ways to visit the Great Lakes in Indiana.
One of the major attractions here is the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore park. This park includes about 15 miles of sandy beaches as well as the sand dunes and marshes the area is known for. Visitors should check out the singing sands, sand that emits sounds based on the wind passing over the dunes or simply by walking along the sand. The park is a popular destination for campers and favorite activities include bird watching, fishing, swimming, and hiking.
For lighthouse enthusiasts you have to swing by the Old Michigan City Light. This is one of the state's few lighthouses and even inspired the Michigan City's largest shopping center – the Lighthouse Place Outlet Mall.
Other must sees include the Bailly Homestead, a pioneer fur trading post, West Beach, and Mt Baldy. What is so important about the Bailly Homestead is that it is so well preserved. West Beach is a popular beach with public access. Mt Baldy is the largest living dune and moves four to five feet each year.
There must be quite an appealing allure to touring the Great Lakes in Indiana if Chicago locals drive here to visit Lake Michigan.


text:
"A great part time job with good benefits."
- Work/Life Balance
- Culture & Values
- Career Opportunities
- Comp & Benefits
- Senior Management
I have been working at UPS part-time (More than 8 years)
College Reimbursement
Health Insurance
Great Pay
Frequent Cookouts
Strick Security
No Air Conditioning
Tough Physical Work
Helpful (1)
I have been working at UPS part-time (Less than a year)
The whole UPS community can agree that insurance benefits are (were) some of the best any worker could ever wish for. I wouldn't know about them personally as I have not been there for long enough.
Then there's tuition assistance at $15,000 and at least $1 raise per year.
The work is challenging yet can be fun, a lot of the people who work for this company are amazing and there is never any worry about having to work weekends or holidays.
Knowing that you're working for one of the largest companies in the world, and while they continue to generate record profits in the billions: they'll occasionally request concessions on benefits and things of that nature.
The supervisors are usually rushy, unsatisfactory work ethic is practiced regularly to meet deadlines and the amount of money you are looking at from the end of the week is not always pleasant. Especially if you do not have a second job or have not been there for at least 10 years.
The starting rate of pay is abysmal, being promoted is very highly unlikely (unless we're talking about P/T supervisory positions) and because of all these things one must deal with on a regular basis: lots of people do not stay for any longer than 3 months.
Advice to Management
Understand that some parcels are very heavy, very damaged, or incredibly numerous. It is not easy to load or unload a truck filled with very heavy, very damaged, or copious amounts of parcels.
Also understand that 10 minutes to cool down for "break" is not enough for the average human doing such hard labor.
I have been working at UPS part-time (More than a year)
Good Coworkers
Good Bosses
Good Benefits
Decent Pay
Not enough hours
Early Mornings
Tiring Work
Drivers always complaining about something
Always getting rushed
Advice to Management
Stop rushing the preloaders especially at the end of the day.


text:
In case you are a real seller trying to finally get rid of your residence, you very likely want to collect as much profit as you're able to. Nonetheless, receiving a premium price for some kind of house isn't necessarily simple and easy. While sellers are looking to make the most for their particular residences, buyers are planning to find family homes at decent prices. If you need to be successful in this kind of showdown of the price tag, you're going to need to make a case for your own listing price. The simplest way to accomplish that should be to offer the most suitable looking home you possibly can. Check out the subsequent important source for easy do-it-yourself suggestions for sellers.
Developing a fantastic first impression is key to getting potential customers more serious about available homes. A seller may only get one shot at a real first impression. Be sure you enlighten those prospective buyers by making the ideal enhancements to your house. No, you don't need a ton of money in order to have your house appearing nicer than it was. Now and again, it may take well under just a couple thousand dollars in order to make some sort of residence look completely different. Owners should really click for more data about crucial home improvements.
A great spot to begin boosting the look of your property is your landscape. A lot of sceneries can use a bit beautifying. You probably should start by simply planting new grass around your current yard to be able to have your turf looking pleasant and green. If you have trees, think about having them properly cut and groomed. For those who have shrubbery which seem to be outdated and broken down, consider growing fresh ones. Since you're planting, think about adding far more color all around your private home by growing and maintaining a couple of multi-colored potted flowers. Count on More Bonuses along the route with these types of slight improvements.
Whilst you may be outside take a look at many of the modest accessories over and above your household. Precisely what has to be transformed? For example, it could be that you have a classic mailbox which you've had for ages. Due to the fact you're offering your house it could be best if you buy new mailbox. In cases where the door within the entryway to your house seems a bit corroded, think about giving it some sort of new paint job or even perhaps replacing it permanently. As soon as your friends and neighbors ask about the changes you're making you may tell them i thought about this.


text:
The Guildhall series is a great hand management/set collection game. Each player will be trying to build up their guildhall chapters by getting the same profession cards in different colors to complete it. When you place a card down in your guildhall though, there is an affect, which gets stronger the more cards of the profession you have in play. Once you have completed a set you can use it to buy victory point cards. The first player to 20 points wins. The game is pretty simple, and the rule book does a good job of explaining the turn phases and the affects of each profession and victory point card. Once you get the rules down, it plays quite quickly and is an awesome take that game, as you are racing to 20 points while using the profession cards to get more points and hinder other players. Great game!
You need to be logged in to leave a comment.
Please log-in or if you have not yet got an account with us, you can register here.
Want to know when Guildhall Fantasy Fellowship drops below a certain price? Enter your email address and price below and we'll let you know when it drops below that price!


text:
- Restaurants and Beach Clubs
- Nightlife
- Hotels
- Car Rent and Sales
- Golf Clubs
- Beauty & Spa
- Clinics
- Shopping
- Schools
- Family Fun & Sports
- Sports & Tennis Clubs
- Art & Culture
- Post Offices
- Other
i-Marbella Visited The Luxurious Cortijo del Mar Resort20-03-2014
Cortijo del Mar is a beautiful new residential resort located just minutes from Marbella and Puerto Banús. It consists of 250 Mediterranean style luxurious apartments, duplex penthouses and townhouses and they are situated in a privileged, elevated location near the beach and surrounded by many of the area's finest golf courses, other sporting facilities including tennis and horse riding as well as shops and restaurants. i-Marbella decided to find out more about the resort themselves.
Cortijo del Mar is located in a proper residential area, being very close to all the amenities and facilities. For example, walking distance to the Diana Park commercial centre, which is only 3-minutes walk. There you will find hairdressers, supermarket, restaurants, pharmacy, public transport what every you need. And you are only a mere 15 minutes walk away from the beach, and behind Cortijo del Mar there is the social club El Campanario whre they have made a special agreement to use the golf course, gym, paddle and tennis courts. There is also a wifi room, beauty treatments, restaurant etc.
Cortijo del Mar consists of 250 properties in total - 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom apartments and townhouses. All the properties have exactly the same specifications and qualities inside. Regarding the complex, it is divided in three parts.
Private Collection
The first part is the Private Collection comprising of 23 two-bedroom apartments, being very exclusive and private. They have their own swimming pool, tropical garden, parking spaces etc. The gardens are maintained by the community, so the owner doesn't have to worry about it. And the community fees are actually very reasonable - two bedroom apartment owner pays around €140 per month and that includes the security, kids club, internet, more than 100 TV channels, fountains, lifts, gardens etc.
The townhouse plot is located away from the large apartment blocks, enjoying their own swimming pool private gardens, street-front access and lovely sea views. Although all of the townhouses are already sold, except for one, 150m2 built, with an outside parking space, costing €420.000.
There are 1 to 3 bedroom apartments ranging from 81 to 191 m2 including private garden or lovely terraces, in one-level, duplex and penthouse duplex varieties. The apartments have a main social area with swimming pool and tropical bar to have a coffee and socialise. It will be open around Easter. Everything has a Mediterranean style and has been built to the highest technical specifications and incorporates top level build quality and materials.
All of the homes are equipped with intelligent domotic systems that include climate control, automatic shutters, multi-room music systems, video control and more. The complex is also controlled by a 24 hour security guard and operates with a high tech video entry system which offers complete peace of mind.
i-Marbella was definitely impressed by how modern and good quality the apartments are and also how many different properties options there is within one resort. Although it seems rather big in the beginning, once you step in there, it has a very cozy feeling to it. And the prices are very reasonable, starting from €199.000 going up to €304.000. The higher priced properties have a better location and orientation. But all of the properties have either South or West orientation. So why not rent to test it and purchase a beautiful apartment in the sunny Costa del Sol to live or even for your holidays.
If you purchase a property in Cortijo del Mar, you do not only get an apartment or a townhouse, you also get the quality, location and the concierge service that is available 7 days a week. Whatever you might need - a transfer to the airport, reservation for a restaurant or to play golf.
Cortijo del Mar represents a fantastic opportunity for anyone wishing to live in the heart of the Costa del Sol. Not only do the properties offer the best possible quality at an exceptional price, they are also available with unbeatable finance that makes owning your own home a reality. The resort was built and is managed by FM Consulting Realty Group, a reputable and well established company who have successfully developed several similar projects here on the Costa del Sol. FM Consulting Group guarantees owners an unrivalled level of professionalism, after sales support and ongoing property management services.
More info:
By: i-Marbella
Buy the entire gallery
Marbella officials threaten to revoke licences in new party tourism crackdown, Marbella, August 2017 (3)
Algerian gang targeting wealthy tourists in Marbella were arrested with almost €500,000 worth of stolen goods, July 2017
María Bravo and Eva Longoria celebrate The Global Gift Party Ibiza for the 2nd consecutive year, July 2017
Eva Longoria and Amaury Nolasco at the Hollywood Party in Finca Besaya, Marbella, July 14th of 2017, Gallery
Nobu Matsuhisa in NOBU Marbella to train and supervise TOP quality service for his new Restaurant, July 2017
Read more
i-marbella breaking news: SUV drove dangerously in front of Ocean Club Marbella 2017
i-marbella breaking news: 28th of May 2017 drunk driver arrested after injured six people in the large mass car accident
Read more
Read more
Read more
Read more
Read more
Read more
Read more
Read more
Read more
Please enter an email!
Please enter your password


text:
Japanese Nanzu Musen Denki Co. is selling a megaphone called Gigaphone that only measures 85x48x135mm and still can project voice 40-50 meters.
The Gigaphone sells for about $365 with micrphone included. The tiny megaphone could be a hit with demonstrators, as standard megaphones are still rather big.
More details on Nikkei.Net (Subscription).
Don't Miss: Pre-order SNES Classic Updates


text:
Monday 8th
Wentworth Woodhouse: The largest privately owned house in Europe
We make our way to Wentworth Garden Centre where we have time for an early lunch and to browse the garden centre. Afterwards we make our way to Wentworth Woodhouse where we have a guided tour of this grand house which stretches over three acres. The mansion and 82 acre estate was bought by a conservation group in February 2016. It has been used in a number of film and TV productions such as Mr Turner. After our tour we have time for a cup tea and make our way home. (Inc. guided tour)
Adult £29.50 | Senior £28.50 | Pick up Ref: EXP
Saturday 13th
Cruising The Manchester Ship Canal: from Liverpool to Manchester
Come along on our journey by boat on the Manchester Ship Canal. Starting from Liverpool, travel the 35 miles of the canal, enjoying spectacular scenery. There will be a lively commentary along the way, telling the history of the waterway and how it has shaped Manchester and the Northwest. You will be taken through locks and bridges that have remained largely unchanged since their construction 100 years ago, plus you will see some of the region's most stunning architectural and natural sights. The coach will drop off in Liverpool at the beginning of the journey and collect you in Manchester at the end of the journey and return you to the Macclesfield area. (Inc. cruise)
Adult £52.00 | Senior £51.00 | Pick up Ref: EXP & W
Tuesday 16th
Sheffield Botanical Gardens & Wentworth Castle Gardens
Today we head to Sheffield Botanical Gardens with time for coffee. The Gardens contain several listed buildings including the Grade II listed curvilinear Glass Pavilions that cover 35 acres and have plants from all over the world. In the afternoon we head to Wentworth Castle Gardens where we have time for lunch before exploring some of the 40 acres of formal garden and national collections of Rhododendrons, camellias and magnolias. (Inc. entrances)
Adult £26.00 | Senior £25.00 | Pick up Ref: B
Saturday 20th
Haworth 1940's Weekend
The village of Haworth in the heart of West Yorkshire's Bronte Country is famous (amongst other things) for hosting a very special 1940s weekend. The event usually involves locals and visitors alike getting togged up in 1940s gear to enjoy a wide range of nostalgic events, which often include a RAF vintage plane flypast, a morale boosting visit from 'Sir Winston Churchill" as well as spivs peddling their wares. Why not join us on our trip back in time?
Adult £22.00 | Senior £21.00 | Pick up Ref: EXP & CON
Saturday 27th
Bakewell & Ashford in the Water Well Dressing
We call for morning coffee at Tittersworth Resevoir before going on to Bakewell where you will have time to walk around this beautiful town and have lunch in one of the many cafes and perhaps try a famous Bakewell pudding. We then make the short journey to the pretty riverside village of Ashford-in-the-Water for their well dressings and the flower festival in the church.
Adult £20.00 | Senior £19.00 | Pick up Ref: B
Tuesday 30th
Llandudno Seaside Special or Bodnant Gardens
We call for morning coffee en-route to Llandudno. Having dropped off the passengers wishing to spend the day in Llandudno, we then continue on to Bodnant Gardens where at this time of year the Rhododendrons should all hopefully be at their best. The coach will collect the Bodnant Gardens passengers mid-afternoon and return to Llandudno. (Bodnant Gardens NT members free, non-members approx £11.00 payable on the day) Llandudno & Coach only to Bodnant Gardens.
Adult £22.00 | Senior £21.00 | Pick up Ref: EXP & W


text:
dressing up
8 Awesome BFF Halloween Costumes
Dressing up with a pal is almost always better than going at it alone. That's why we've assembled an array of great double-trouble pair costumes for you and your BFF…
Show Us Your Halloween Costume!
You've bobbed for every last apple, eaten more candy corn than you can count, and have spooked all the neighborhood children with your dead-on ghoulish howls. Now it's your chance…


text:
I'm always excited when i come across handmade clothes!
Handmade vintage style candystripe cotton jumpsuit MADE TO YOUR SIZE $69.00 USD
Handmade gold and black polka dot corset/prom vintage style dress MADE TO YOUR SIZE $83.00 USD
Handmade pink satin polka dot corset/basque style lace up top $40.00 USD
Screen printed Iggy and the Stooges fitted women's t-shirt $23.00 USD
Handmade black silk dress with gold tone woven chain strap MADE TO YOUR SIZE $55.00 USD
All images from Blacksheep
Tuesday, 20 July 2010
Designer: Black Sheep Designs
7 comments:
- Sammi said...
Adorable clothes. A little on the pricy side, but clothes made to your size are worth it.
- 20 July 2010 at 18:43
- naomemandeflores said...
I'm loving that sweet jumpsuit! So cute!
- 21 July 2010 at 07:28
- Audrey Allure said...
I love the first two looks!
- 21 July 2010 at 07:41
- Cheryl: Oh to Be a Muse said...
oh i love these, especially the cute tutu dresses.
- 21 July 2010 at 07:41
- Aimee said...
I love the playsuit in the first picture!
- 21 July 2010 at 09:47
- *rachelwears said...
gorgeous, gonna check that etsy shop because these are gorge!
- 21 July 2010 at 12:49
- Ladyulia said...
ah super cuteeeeeeeeeeeee
- 22 July 2010 at 03:21
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Sun 27 Sept 2017: Join Johnsons Coaches for a 6 six day escorted coach holiday to Dawlish staying at the Langstone Cliff Hotel
2017 sees a welcome return to the Langstone Cliff Hotel with its expansive lawns and gardens, magnificent sea views over the golden sandy beaches and internationally famous nature reserve at Dawlish Warren.
Your Holiday Includes
Door to Door Service
Our own courier service
Club Class Extra Legroom Coach
5 nights half board
Exmouth Cruise & Rail excursion with tea & scones
Entrance & guided tour of Powderham Castle
Not Included: All lunches
Enjoy a leisurely journey to Dawlish with a convenient lunch stop en-route.
Today we drive to Exmouth where we embark on a 60 minute Exe river cruise. Sit back and relax whilst our skipper gives a live commentary on the history of the area, the beautiful sites and the resident and visiting wildlife. Our cruise also includes fresh Devon scones smothered with strawberry jam and locally made clotted cream, along with tea and coffee. We disembark at Topsham, a quaint historic port with elegant 17th century Dutch-style merchant houses. We return to Exmouth via the First Great Western 'Avocet Line' railway (Diesel Rail Car), where our coach will be waiting to return us to the hotel.
Relax as we take a leisurely drive to Paignton, with its extensive sandy beaches and popular pier. Later, we continue to the old fishing port of Brixham. Enjoy a stroll around the harbourside and admire the replica of the Golden Hind
A day at leisure in our resort with the opportunity to explore the popular seaside resort of Dawlish, flanked by red cliffs, with its famous lawned gardens.
We visit Powderham Castle. Situated overlooking the Exe estuary, nearly 600 years of history are contained within the walls of one of England's oldest family homes and our guided tour reveals secret doors, stunning castle rooms, amazing architecture including the restored Victorian Kitchen, where we can visualize what life would have been like in domestic service.
Making a convenient stop for lunch en-route we return to the Midlands
The Langstone Cliff Hotel, Dawlish Warren
Set in 19 acres of peaceful woodland overlooking the Exe estuary and just a short walk from the beach via a public footpath. 64 comfortable bedrooms located on just 2 floors with 10 rooms located on the ground floor, Restaurant, Bar, Lounge, Garden, Terrace, Games Room, Indoor Pool (All Year) & Outdoor Pool (Seasonal). Mobility Grade: 4 Resort: generally level. Hotel: On the level with a few isolated steps and a lift to all floors.
Hotel Facilities:
· Restaurant
· Lounge/Bar
· Indoor Pool, Outdoor Pool
· En Suite Bedrooms
· Hairdryer
· Hospitality Tray
· Lift
6 Day Tour
Sunday 17 Friday 22 September 2017 £659
Tour Departs: 10.00am
Returns By: 4.00pm
Times are approximate
Single Room: £75
Sea View Balcony: £38pp
Holiday Insurance: £26
Deposit: £75 per person for all coach holidays in Britain and Europe.
It was not possible to contact Google to display the home pick-ups map. Please try again later.
The map below can be used to check the price of a home pick-up. The map shows the price bands for each area we service. To check the price from your address either click your street on the map or enter your postcode or city/town and click the 'Check Price' button.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
|Contact Details
|Henley-in-Arden Park&Ride
| Park & Ride at Johnsons Depot
Liveridge House, Liveridge Hill, Henley in Arden
|From Price
|Book Now
|Call Back
The website timed out while searching for the departure dates. Please try again.
|Room Types
|Price Per-Person
|Room Supplements
|General Items


text:
oNexus Founder Interview: Valeriy Kutsyy, Miratech
Valeriy Kutsyy is the CEO of IT outsourcing provider Miratech. As part of our oNexus Founders series of interviews, we got together with Valeriy to get a history and overview of his organisation, some thoughts on future growth opportunities and challenges, and key lessons on innovation and the importance of trust…
Outsource: So, let's start with a bit of background on you and the organisation…
Valeriy Kutsyy: Well, Miratech is 25 years old, and I joined as an engineer 15 years ago. I left, and rejoined as a project manager a year later. Since then, I've worked in various positions, up through CTO, COO, and finally assumed the role of CEO when [Norwegian telco giant] Telenor acquired a majority stake on January 1, 2008. At that time, the company had a five-member board — three representing our major shareholder and two representing minorities: myself and my partner. We executed a buy-out in 2011; since then, the company has been owned by management.
O: It's good that you've lived the DNA of the company through its evolution. What has that evolution resulted in? What does Miratech do today?
VK: We provide outsourcing and IT services. We work with mid-sized to large corporations; we try to be conservative in the number of customers we serve, and grow our revenue through upselling existing customers. Many of our customers are multinational, with sizable budgets for R&D and IT operations; this is conducive to secure growth, because in times of crisis, these organisations are typically considered essential and as a result tend to survive. In many situations, we perform critical processes and therefore don't face volume reductions. This is also a result of price efficiency, but we're not really competing on price; in many cases we deliver projects that customers aren't able to deliver internally because they don't specialise in this or that technology, or because it's difficult to focus attention internally, and it's easier to rely on an external supplier.
Most of our volume comes from three sectors, in almost equal parts: financial services; telco (GSM and cable providers); and tech companies, which can be large technology vendors or integrators.
O: What were the benefits to Miratech of Telenor's shareholding for the period you mentioned?
VK: We spent four years as part of the Norwegian company, and of course we learned a lot. It was of strong value for our organisation because we learned how to work in those markets and, being part of a large corporation, we also observed how large systems work. In addition, being a relatively small part of this large organisation, we were able to absorb some of the best governance practices in financial management, legal, and risk management. So, it was a very productive time for the company.
In the Nordic region our services were delivered through our parent company in Oslo. That meant that we didn't interact directly with those customers, so when we executed the buy-out we naturally lost that market; the only direct relationship we had was with our parent as a customer. This relationship continued for one year after the transaction, but then they moved their work in-house. However, we still had plans to work directly in the region; sales cycles are long, but we've already had successes. We signed a contract with Lindorff, which is one of the largest receivables management companies in the world. This is an important win for us. We can go further, and win more customers in the Nordic region; we're able to deliver good quality, and we don't have limitations based on competition from our previous parent customer, so the market is open for us. We're very optimistic about opportunities in the region, and just recently we hired a country manager from Norway to help us to accelerate and grow beyond our current position.
O: What are the key challenges in your particular marketplace?
VK: When we get new business and customers, we're not really facing any major challenges from our competitors because the market is fairly large; we haven't met the same competitor in tenders more than twice in a couple of years. The biggest challenge is building long-term relationships, and aligning with the KPIs and goals of the buyer's key stakeholders, who often include their CTO, CIO, CFO, and/or CEO. This is the biggest source of risk because an external service provider often finds it hard to align with the preferences of all internal stakeholders. For example, some of them prefer to do everything in house, while others believe that "the bigger budget is the better budget." A bigger budget is typically not in line with our value proposition, because we often propose to reduce costs. There have been cases in which the CFO and CIO represent different and almost mutually exclusive requirements.
O: Would you go into those locations solo or are you looking to partner up with established organisations in America or Asia-Pacific?
VK: We perform software engineering and IT operation activities in-house because it's very difficult to control the quality if you subcontract it. So, we conduct core service production in-house. However, we do partner with many organisations that are complementary to Miratech, including management consultants, strategic advisors, and process improvement or organisational improvement consultancies. Building that specific domain expertise in-house would detract from our ability to focus on our core competencies, whereas working with partners helps us access the best skills available on the market. This approach makes us more flexible, and more agile. We invest continuously in the development of our partner ecosystem.
Thanks to this strategy, we believe we're better equipped than the large multinationals, because they rely on in-house resources, which are sometimes not best-in-class, but rather just happen to be available. Alternatively, if you look at service providers with a similar size and structure to Miratech, these companies don't have ready access to domain expertise, and therefore they're not able to offer customers the full range of competencies that we can.
O: So, looking at access to specific skills: in major markets like the US and the UK, there is constant talk of a talent crisis, but in your region there seems to be the opposite perception. How strong is the talent pool in Eastern Europe right now?
VK: The talent pool in Eastern Europe is both wide and deep; it includes many talented, educated, and experienced engineers. At the same time, we are very selective because we value low turnover and longevity. Today technology labour markets are known for high turnover rates. At Miratech, we plan for long-term relationships with our customers, partners, and employees. As such, we look closely at the history of our candidates, and we work hard to assure the right fit.
Another unique feature of Miratech is that we build high-performing IT teams dedicated to our customers. This is a further challenge to us since we must recruit and hire the best talent, but also assure that they share our long-term perspective, and are a good match for our team concept.
O: What about the talent on the other side of the deal? Do you feel the skillset of your customers is also up to the task?
VK: Different customers find themselves in different situations. Some may employ staff with a very similar skill set to that of Miratech's staff. Many of our customers are in high-tech industries, and as such their core business is IT. It might even be that some of their engineers have a higher level of skill in their niche or area of expertise (though this would be an exceptional situation). Alternatively, if we look at industrial organisations, then logically they would rather invest in their core competencies than in IT. As such, we often find that there is underinvestment in IT resources within industrial enterprises.
In many cases, the skills of our staff exceed the technical challenges we face; so there are many situations where we might apply over-skilled people to a customer project. Throughout my career in this industry, I have never actually seen a project fail because an engineer's skills were insufficient. Often failed projects are attributed to a lack of engineering skills, but, in fact, those instances are rare. When failures do happen, they are usually the result of communication issues, a lack of motivation ,or a lack of alignment on targets. There can also be very complex situations where the interests of the buyer and supplier aren't properly aligned, and the supplier's failure may benefit the buyer due to some hidden agenda.
In all of our customer accounts, we have focussed a lot of our attention on assuring that that our interests and motivations are truly aligned, that the people involved are able to communicate well, that we have realistic timelines and budgets, and so on. So, this is where we invest, and where we mitigate risk for our customers, and for Miratech.
O: So how do you manage circumstances in which, as you say, the supplier's failure is a success for the buyer? How do you get around that? Can you recognise that early enough that you can say "I don't want to be a part of this agreement"?
VK: We may not always be able to recognise it, but we are able to identify it in many situations. It's not easy to describe exactly how we do it, and maybe it's not good to discuss this secret in public! However, to a significant extent, it's a gut feeling. Like a doctor who sees a patient and, without even sending the patient to a lab, the doctor knows the likely diagnosis. There are a lot of "soft" indicators within the customer organisation that suggest this risk may be high. Based on these behaviour patterns, we can often see where we need to be careful.
O: Moving on, then, how can you be sure that you deliver innovation to your customers?
VK: Sometimes we do work that is very hard and complex, but it's not innovative, because we need to do the work that nobody else is willing to do in the customer organisation. It might be the maintenance of a 20-year-old system. There is no technical innovation here. Most of the innovation would come in the form of the governance model we set up that defines the relationship between the customer and Miratech.
Everyone uses the same components: we take people from the same universities; we use the same standards to deliver; and we use the same tools. The know-how comes from the way you compile it. Most of our energy is dedicated to applying and evolving this know-how, which we brand as our Managed Competence Center™. Within our Managed Competence Center model, we have aggregated all of our experience over the last 25 years: how to predictably deliver in any environment; where risk exists because of time zones, cultural distance, misalignment on motivation, and language barriers; etc.
This is an area where we try to innovate and invent the right practices, maximising the success of future engagements. For us, it's critical to maintain 100% customer satisfaction. One way to accomplish this is to keep a small customer base, because the more customers you gain, the bigger the chance becomes of something not working the right way, because of a lack of individual attention. We dedicate a lot of attention to customer qualification and selection, because we cannot successfully serve every customer.
We try to understand which organisations are best to deal with, and we have very tough criteria here. When we find companies that meet our criteria, we try establishing a relationship, starting cooperation from day one, and assuring that we have the right governance model in place — including risk planning — to assure that everything proceeds as planned.
O: What are your ambitions for the next business cycle? What is your vision for the next few years?
VK: One priority is to keep building an international management organisation. Today we're diversified, in terms of revenue base: equal parts are from Western Europe, the US, and the CEE. From a service production point of view, we still need to do a lot to mitigate territorial dependency by making sure that no country exceeds certain limits in the total volume of services delivered.
At the same time, we plan to maintain relatively fast growth — around 30% year-to-year — and to continue to keep all our customers satisfied. We can make strategic decisions quickly because management owns the company. We're undertaking this growth in an organic way and, for the short term, we plan to continue our growth organically.
O: Finally, what are the most important lessons that you've learned during your time in the business?
VK: Every lesson I learn is the most important to me. The one I like to share relates to trust. I refer here to a business trust between customer and provider, manager and employee, colleagues and partners.
I take an example from the accounts payable process and its impacts on the business. When I became CEO, I discovered, in our accounts payable department, a culture of overdue payments to suppliers. Slow payment was at that time the normal course of business: after the suppliers properly delivered services or goods under valid agreements, they had to submit reminders and wait for an unknown amount of time before their overdue payments were made.
This situation generated a lot of work for everyone, including suppliers' staff; our accounting and legal departments; and the business buyers and their team members. Everyone felt important, and busy, and no one was accountable for the failure. There were always strong excuses in place: lack of time, missing data, unresolved questions from our chief accountant, a lack of cash in the bank account, and various others.
This situation ate up hundreds of our employees' hours, put stress on our suppliers, and forced supplier organisations to spend countless hours dealing with us. How do you think this situation reflected on our market reputation, future price quotes, and, more importantly, suppliers' willingness to bid on our future tenders? How did it increase the cost of future purchases with extended negotiations of "non-productive" contract clauses such as termination, penalty, delivery or payment delays, claim processing, and similar terms? We were operating in a highly untruthful environment with our suppliers, which explained very well why, in some situations, we received very average service, and why the best suppliers didn't try to serve us.
On one hand it was a sad lesson, and on the other hand it was great news: I had a major improvement opportunity with nearly zero investment. With one very trivial and easy decision, I could make our company much better, improve quality levels, and lower the prices we paid to the community we depend on.
I communicated to the staff that we all have to do our best to establish and maintain a trusting environment with our partners, customers, employees, and suppliers. Whatever we as a company promise to our customer, supplier, employee, or partner — we deliver, no matter the potential short-term win of breaching the promise. A more trusting environment results in a business running faster and more efficiently. That same day, I issued a management notice in which I communicated to the staff that a breach of payment terms under supplier agreements qualifies as gross non-performance.
As only a few managers wanted to test the consequences of gross non-performance, the long-standing problem disappeared. Over next seven years, we had just a few cases in which a payment was delayed, and each of those delays were just a few days in length. Today we get the best service and the best prices from the best suppliers in our key markets. With loyal suppliers, our company stays stronger and more competitive.
As Miratech is in business based on long-term relationships, we expect to be treated similarly by our customers, and we are very proud that they do treat us similarly. This trusting environment significantly reduces transactional overhead and enables bigger and faster opportunities for all parties. This is one of the reasons that Miratech has demonstrated an organic growth rate of 30% over the past several years.
This interview is part of our oNexus Founders series, featuring Q&As with senior figures from partners of Outsource's oNexus package, and represents part of a commercial agreement between Outsource and the partner, though the Outsource editor retains final editorial control. For more information on the oNexus please contact the editor on email@example.com…


text:
Video of Porn Stars Reading Their DMs Ends Up Being a Practical Guide to the Things You Should Never Say to a Woman
Read more: http://cheezburger.com/84552705/video-of-porn-starts-reading-their-direct-messages-ends-up-being-practical-guide
Read more: http://cheezburger.com/84552705/video-of-porn-starts-reading-their-direct-messages-ends-up-being-practical-guide
DID YOU KNOW? * In 1927, Garnet Carter patented the first miniature golf game, which he called "Tom Thumb Golf." He hoped his mini-golf course, located on Lookout Mountain in Tennessee, would attract people to his neighboring hotel and its full-length golf course. Turned out, his putt-putt course became more popular than his regulation-size golf … Continue reading Newton's guide to putt-putt: discover how physics can help you sink golf putts like a professional. →
IF YOU WERE TO shoot a quiver full of flaming arrows in my direction to make me choose only one big game species to bowhunt for the rest of my life, I'd select Alaska's Sitka blacktail — before I ever got singed. I could give many reasons for that, but among them would be the … Continue reading My favorite deer: this Alaskan hunting veteran reveals all for planning a guaranteed Sitka blacktail hunt. →
Austin, Texas (PRWEB) April 29, 2015 With the introduction of the DCIG 2015-16 Midsize Enterprise Hybrid Storage Array Buyer's Guide, it is clear that hybrid storage arrays continue to offer the best in hard disk drive (HDDs) technology along with the best in solid state disk (SSD)/flash technology. Hybrid storage arrays strike the right balance … Continue reading DCIG, LLC Announces 2015-16 Midsize Enterprise Hybrid Storage Array Buyer's Guide →
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] SUCCESSFUL THERAPY, I'VE HEARD BEGINS WITH ADMITTING THAT YOU HAVE A PROBLEM. WELL, I ADMIT IT–I'M A FISHERIES BIOLOGIST AND AN ANGLER. AND I'M HARDCORE–BOTH PURSUITS ARE PRETTY CENTRAL IN MY LIFE AND FILL UP A LOT OF MY WAKING MOMENTS. NOW, I DON'T REALLY CONSIDER EITHER OF THESE ACTIVITIES A PROBLEM (ALTHOUGH … Continue reading Myth busters: science explores walleye lore. →
Saturday dawns under a beautiful cloudless sky. By 10 am a light north-east breeze is already wafting down the Harbour. You take breakfast at the club. The crew arrives early and makes a few minor adjustments. Your Sydney 42 Twin Sister is now 12 months old, tuned, tested and race proven. It has been performing … Continue reading OCS penalty is it fair? Being deemed on course side at the start will ruin your whole day, if not your season. A clear understanding of the rule is important for competitors and race officers are able to help them avoid this predicament. →
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) July 2, 2008 It's becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: something seems to be going seriously wrong with our health these days. Skyrocketing rates of heart disease, cancer, digestive and anxiety disorders, autoimmune-based illnesses, and record levels of childhood asthma, autism, diabetes, ADD and obesity are causing many doctors to worry that … Continue reading Breakthrough "Neuro Nutrition" Targets the Brain and Vagus Nerve To Boost the Body's Immune, Hormone and Neurological Systems →
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) July 16, 2013 Today's United States military personnel totals over 1.4 million, according to the most recent Department of Defense report. While a small percentage of the total U.S. population, these courageous individuals have unique banking needs which can't always be addressed by traditional financial institutions. In a continued effort to … Continue reading Top 5 Best Military Banks and Credit Unions for United States Armed Forces and Their Families →
Seattle, WA (PRWEB) September 24, 2012 Penis Advantage is a successful research developed by organizations specializing in male services in 2000. It soon became an effective program that helps men in many countries achieve their penis' size. The program entirely uses natural and safe methods, which do not have any harmful effects to users. The … Continue reading Penis Advantage: Penis Exercise Program – Health Review Center →
Houston, TX (PRWEB) December 22, 2013 Barton Publishing's Brain Health and Memory Kit that informs people about the different things they need to do to keep the brain healthy, be it food, mental stimulation, physical exercise, or supplements, has caught the attention of HealthAvenger.com's Stan Stevenson, prompting an investigative review. "The Brain Health and Memory … Continue reading Brain Health: Review Released of Barton Publishing's Brain & Memory Kit Released →


text:
GSA Classifieds
Welcome to the GSA's Classifieds page! This page features classified postings intended for U of L graduate students.
To post a classified advertisement to this page, please email firstname.lastname@example.com with all information you would like in your ad (including pictures). You must be a current U of L graduate student or alumni, or a U of L staff or faculty member to post on this page.
We are happy to post any advertisement ranging from residences to rent to babysitting requests, or even the sale of textbooks or electronics for graduate students!
Furnished condo in Copperwood. Two bedrooms and one bathroom. Furniture includes couch, love seat, queen size bed, and two twin beds. Second floor unit with deck and gas BBQ. Air conditioned. Contains fridge, stove, dishwasher, microwave, washer, and dryer. Parking space with plug-in included. Very close to grocery store and pharmacy. Easy travel to the University (30 min. walk; 9 min. drive; bus route close). $1400 per month, all utilities and condo fees included. Available September 1st, 2017.
- To any dog friendly Graduate or PhD student:
I am a University Faculty of Education alumni, 2001. I have a home located in the Willow Ridge area of West Lethbridge on Squamish Blvd. I have three bedrooms available for rent in a my home. I have two spacious upstairs bedrooms. I am asking $475/ month for each of the unfurnished bedrooms along with a $475 damage deposit. The rent is $525 with a $525 security deposit if you prefer a furnished bedroom with a computer desk and chair, a lamp, a bed and a bookshelf. The upstairs bedrooms share full bathroom with the household. in addition, I have a super spacious basement bedroom with ensuite. I am asking $550/month for the unfurnished basement bedroom along with a $550 damage deposit. I am asking $600 if you prefer the basement bedroom to be fully furnished. All rooms are available August 1, 2017.
Laundry facilities are on site. Utilities are included in the rental fee, along with high speed wifi and Optik TV. There is a bus stop at the corner of Garry Drive and Squamish Blvd. to the University, downtown, etc. Amenities include a grocery store, coffee shops, sports bar, fitness centre, various fast food restaurants and banking facilities in the immediate vicinity. I have two Bernese cross dogs who live in the home. They are easy going dogs who provide a nice safety factor. I have a month to month contract drawn up to better clarify all expectations of the rental agreement. I f you're interested in viewing one of the rooms contact me at 403-892-6376.
- Two furnished rooms located on the main floor and two rooms in the basement are available to rent to female students or post-docs starting in January or February at 46 Harvard Crescent West. The house is 25-30 min walk from the university and 2 min walk to us stop. The rooms will be furnished with a bed, dresser, bookcase, student desk. Bedding and towels, dishes and cookware will also be provided. The price for the room is $400 with all utilities, cable included. here is a living room with a TV, a solarium, kitchen and backyard that will be shared with other tenants. There are two bathrooms on the main floor that will be shared. There is a room for one car in the garage. A $250 damage deposit is required. A small renovation will happen in the last week of January and part of February but will not affect the rooms available for rent. The renvation is intended to add a 2nd kitchen in the basemen. Of you are interested, please call 403-320-2114 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
- Apartment in semi-detached house for sublet: Steps from grocery, bus stop, downtown. 2 bed, 1 Bath, Kitchen - Fridge, Stove, Dishwasher, Living Room, Basement - Laundry facilities, Yard, 1-car Garage, additional parking.
Some furnishings available for sale - Queen bed, L-desk/chair, kitchen items. Sublet Jan 15 (flexible) - Mar. 31. $900+ utilities. Please contact 4038491309
- Two upstairs bedrooms are for rent in Copperwood in a smoke and pets free duplex. (though small pets can be negotiable). $450 per month including utilities except cable plus $450 damage deposit. Must be willing to sign the lease and provide reference check. The house is 3 minutes drive from University and walking distance to the bus stop. Parking pad and street parking are available. For more information please contact Eric Wong email@example.com or text (403) 393 9805.
- Serious students looking for another one or two roommates in a house in the Indian Battle Heights area; 3.5 bathrooms, spacious bedrooms, loads of natural light, patio, garage and driveway, 25 minutes walk to university, 50 meters to a bus stop and close to a new shopping area. All appliances (including dishwasher + washer and dryer), large kitchen, fireplace, comes furnished except for bedrooms. No pets. Graduate students/PDF preferred, clean, and no parties. For more details contact Maxim at email@example.com
Looking for a place to live?
Partially furnished master bedroom in a shared townhouse in Copperwood. Close to a bus stop and grocery store.
If interested, please contact Stephanie at 403-593-2125.
Looking for a proof-reader?
John Greenshields is offering his services as an editor and proofreader to graduate students.
He holds a B.A. and an M.A. (University of Saskatchewan, 2010) in History. He charges 20$/hr, is fast and thorough, is familiar with MLA, APA, and Chicago/Turabian citation, and is also fluent in French.
Please contact email@example.com for more information.
Tutors and Learning Strategists for the 2015/2016 school year
The Accommodated Learning Centre is currently accepting resumes, along with cover letter indicating academic strengths for the 2015/2016 school year. Wage is $19.00 per hour for Tutors and $20.00 per hour for Strategists, with the hours being flexibly scheduled by the staff and students.
Tutor Qualifications
- Expertise in a field of study (English, Math, Sciences)
- Ability to articulate theories from multiple angles
- Background in teaching or coaching
- Excellent written and verbal abilities
- Self-motivated
- Demonstrates patience with others
- Excellent organizational skills
Strategist Qualifications
- Background in teaching, coaching, or mentorship
- Excellent organizational skills
- Excellent motivational skills
- Superior interpersonal skills
- Strong knowledge of U of L systems/services
- Strong writing abilities
- Demonstrates patience with others
Please send your Resumes and Cover letters to email@example.com.
The GSA is currently looking to fill the position of "GSA Speaker"
October 1st, 2015 – April 30th, 2016.
$1,200 a year, pro-rated for an October 1st, 2015 start date.
An average of 3 hours a month. This includes the attendance of a 2 hour monthly meeting and about 1 hour of prep time for each meeting.
The GSA Speaker will report directly to the GSA President.
DUTIES (include, but are not necessarily limited to):
1. Prepare for monthly GSA council meetings
· Ensure that the meeting times for each school term is established at the beginning of each term
· Prepare the agenda according to the GSA template
· Request action/information items from GSA council members
· Distribute the meeting agenda 1 week prior to the GSA council meeting
2. Chair all regular monthly GSA council meetings
· Interpret and enforce Robert's Rules of Order
· Preserve order by establishing and enforcing guidelines for meetings
· Start meetings on time
· Follow agendas and keep meetings focused on agenda items
· Allow time to hear points of view, but allocate time with clear directions
· Allocate responsibilities for specific tasks
· For important issues, establish a sub-committee to collect facts, review the situation, and prepare recommendations to be considered at the next meeting
· Close meetings on time and on a positive, appreciative, and graceful note
Preference will be given to individuals with:
· Over one year's experience chairing meetings that follow Robert's Rules of Order
· Robert's Rules of Order training
· No obvious conflict of interest
However, candidates with suitable assets and skills may also be considered.
Suitable assets and skills include:
· Participation in meetings that follow Robert's Rules of Order
· A Graduate degree or relevant education
· Knowledge of the University of Lethbridge Constitution, Bylaws, and Policies
· Leadership experience
· An ability to be unbiased, display assertiveness, or establish diplomatic relationships
Please send a resume and cover letter to email@example.com
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
Editing Services Available!
Are you concerned about your writing? Do you have a thesis you'd like polished?
Would you like to ensure that your work is ready for publication?
I am an experienced freelance editor who specializes in academic writing and working with ESL students. Over the last 20 years, I have edited across the disciplines, for the general public, for students of all levels, and for academics. I possess a master's degree in English and an undergraduate degree in French.
My student rate is $20/hour - with an average of 6-7 pages per hour - for editing grammar, sentence structure, spelling, and punctuation (depending, of course, on the level and skillfulness of the writing). I am also proficient at current APA, MLA, and Chicago citation styles.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have at: firstname.lastname@example.com