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Tattooed Barbie, Oh, that Barbie. She is a magnet for controversy. She is the go-to toy for girls around the world, but it promotes a healthy self-image is literally a physical impossibility. But this time, Barbie has gone too far.
New tokidoki Barbie is raising eyebrows for parents, mainly because of their tattoos visible in the upper body. The doll wears a tiger tattoo on her neck, as well as flowers and other tattoos on her chest and shoulders. Tattoos are not entirely new for Barbie, 2009 "Totally Stylin 'Tattoos" Barbie comes with tattoos removable label, but the ink standing Barbie? This is a decision that can not come off with a sharp nail.
"If I give [my daughter] is going to think [tattoos] is fine. You may want to go look," says Virginia resident Bill Smith. Maybe. Although we wanted our ears pierced for years and when I got to college, the pen. So basically, if the daughter of Bill Smith wants tattoos, tattooing, she will.
Virginia resident Kevin Buckner said that the doll is "to teach children to love tattoos before they are old enough to dress that way." Again, maybe. But you still have to buy for her daughter, Kevin. Speaking of which, has said publicly Mattel Barbie the doll is not intended for children, but rather for adult collectors of Barbie. The farce is that we are avoiding the real issue at hand – the fact that adults still collect Barbies.
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The Chandler Craft Spirits Festival Featured Local and National Distillers -- Plus Free Breathalyzer Tests
Spirits are high as attendees try out out spirits.
Shelby Moore
It was a normal Saturday evening in Downtown Chandler, save for the 2,000 or so who lined up for the return of the Chandler Craft Spirits Festival on April 25. Dr. A.J. Park was full of spirit -- and spirits -- and we tried everything craft, local, and ridiculous.
With wristbands come sample cups and 15 tickets to spend wisely.
Shelby Moore
See also: Arizona Distilling Company Wins Double Gold Medal at San Francisco Spirits Competition
5:05p -- The booth directly to the right of the entrance is already one of the best. They're still setting up, but you just know it's going to be good if guys like Geoffrey Wilson, who did a nice job the with the bar menu of Chandler's late Barrelhouse, is sharing booth space with Eddie Garcia of 'Eddie Garcia's Arizona Cocktail Hour.' I visit and tell them I'll be back around to see what they've got later. Sazeracs from Wilson, which he also did the previous year, ended up being really good, and Garcia's shaken mixture of Azunia reposado tequila, Giffard banana liqueur, ancho chile liqueur with a nutmeg dusting was the best thing I tasted all night.
Eddie Garcia of Arizona Cocktail Hour's tequila cocktail.
Shelby Moore
5:15p -- I have a mouthful of 'Gold Miner' Barrel Reserve Rum from Kingman's Diamond Distillery resting on my palate, it's zesty finish clearing my senses. One-fourth of an ounce goes a long way. The distillery, one of a couple smart enough to charge money for full cocktails such as um-and-root-beer, offers Dark Rum to taste, too, but I rarely go down that stormy path and choose to find a palate cleanser instead.
5:20p -- Gin will do. And I haven't tried anything from Prescott's Thumb Butte Distillery. I don't really care to try their standard gin, which promises to be juniper-forward, so I instead I ask for their 'Western Sage Gin.' The distillery has cut back the juniper by 20% to make room for what becomes a mouthful of sage (a look back at my iPhone notes says "sage through the effin' roof!") in the distillation process. If success can be measured by such mouthfuls, then Western Sage wins. Maybe too much so though. The sage is seriously dominating the tasting experience, but could be put to good work in a punch or a relative of the Pimm's cup cocktail.
Western Sage Gin at the Thumb Butte Distillery table.
Shelby Moore
5:35p -- Drinking spirits neat has the unique effect of making you feel more intoxicated than you are, even if you've only had 3/4 of an ounce in half an hour. A taste of Tombstone Distillery's pretty pleasant brandy had been my last sipper, and at that point I felt my journalistic duty to local distilleries and their neat, unadulterated spirits 75% fulfilled.
I need to walk to the North side of the festival, past the DJ booth, to brave the masses.
5:45p -- Strolling past six-or-so of Chandler's finest boys-in-blue doubles down on the feeling of inebriation. I've never been in trouble with the law, but they still make me nervous. The Chandler Police Department has their own booth, and it's not quite apparent what they're here for (aside from the obvious prolific drinking) or what requires so much man-power. Maybe it's a sign of things to come. I stop and ask them what they're expecting, to which I'm met with equal optimism.
5:50p -- An hour in, Deep Eddy Vodka's line is the deepest. Comes with the name, I guess. The line stays that way all night long. The solo bartender, with sweat pooling up under his spiked hair and around the collar of his navy polo, is the busiest man here. The brand is going all in on their 'Ruby Red Grapefruit' product just in time for summer.
"It's low in calories," he says, never breaking motion. "I drink it before my jazzercise class." The Chandlerites are eating this stuff up. That's his line for the middle-aged women. For the middle-aged men: "Come party at Sonny's afterwards." Sonny's is a nearby strip club that's, apparently, sponsored-or-something by Deep Eddy Vodka.
Bartenders pose for the camera at the three-concept booth.
Shelby Moore
6:00p -- The show goes on. I pass a booth moonlighting as a triumvirate of three concepts sharing the same ownership: The Living Room, Chop, and Rock Lobster. One serves a cucumber-vodka mule with Gosling's ginger beer, which is a big hit from the the few attendees I witnessed come through the line. Another cocktail features Veev, a surfer-brand acai berry voda.
The male bartender, also sporting the collared shirt/spiked hair combo, asks me who I'm working for. "New Times," I tell him.
"Well I'm standing here with two pretty ladies," he pauses and they pose. "So," he smiles, which must mean, "C'mon, man, take our photo." I oblige. I feel that I have to. I'm three-quarters of an ounce deep and, much to my chagrin, having fun with the people-watching.
The Jim Bean booth offers its boutique brands: Maker's Mark and Knob Creek.
Shelby Moore
6:10p -- The next booth is none other than Jim Beam, sporting their "boutique" Maker's Mark and Knob Creek products. I've had Maker's Mark on several occasions -- everyone has -- but I don't recall ever tackling Knob Creek neat. Now I have to: the overlooked, not-so-sexy Knob Creek has just won "Best Small Batch Bourbon" in the 6-10 years category at the 2015 San Francisco World Spirits Competition.
I hand a ticket over to the girl behind the counter, and photograph the pour -- she tried to do it slowly for the photograph, but user error resulted in, like, three ounces of Knob Creek.
I walked away sniffing the bourbon, which alone made me stumble. First swish: Bourbon. Second swish: Not-bad bourbon. Third swish: I'm getting some floral, fruity notes here. Fourth swish: I appreciate bourbon and fancy awards, but I still don't really like it that much.
I toss the cup -- the other 2.5 ounces of "one man's treasure is" -- and move on.
6:20p -- I pass booths of heavily tattooed men slinging mixers, a cigar tent, and something called "Headbangers," which after tasting "Best Bourbon" I had very little interest in.
Festivals such as this are a fine time to get into character.
Shelby Moore
6:30p -- A guy in a cowboy hat takes photos with two women dressed in angel outfits. "My 17-year-old dropped me in his Camaro," he said later when he found me and asked what the photos were for. "Got him the Camaro for his birthday. He's gonna pick us up later."
I pass by Arizona Distilling Company's booth, owner of the second-longest line at this point. They're pouring all of their products, but going with the motions here I ask for their Arizona Dry Gin, which earned them a double-gold medal at the San Francisco Spirits Competition.
The Chandler Police Department offers up free breathalyzer tests.
Shelby Moore
6:40p -- Arizona Distilling Co. gin-and-tonic in-hand, I stroll once again by the Chandler Police Department booth, which is now offering free breathalyzer tests to anyone who's ever asked themselves, "Am I okay to drive?" and didn't have a breathalyzer handy to do the testing. I decide to give it a whirl. I'm almost done here, and need to get an idea of where I'm at.
I ask the officer if it matters that literally just took a sip of my gin-and-tonic, to which he says, "Yeah, mouth alcohol could throw it off."
I blow into the breathalyzer, nervously, and afterwards he asks me, "Would you drive?" Conviction falls over me. I'm nervous. I say, "I bet I'm right on the edge. I'd grab something to eat, drink some water, and see how I feel in an hour or two." Which I was sure sounded pretty textbook but wasn't untruthful; it really was the plan.
"You just blew a .085." Just over the legal limit. I speed walk to the nearest trash can, toss my gin and tonic, and find the nearest water station. I drink two cups, swish my mouth to cleanse it of anything but water, and march right back over to the Chandler Police with vendetta.
I ask politely for another go at the breathalyzer, "For my own education, officer."
I blow a .013. Hallelujah. The officer seems happy that I'm happy. "Now go get something to eat, close off that pyloric sphincter, and get home safely," he says.
I leave the tent of the Chandler police, their anatomy lessons, as well as the hundred of drunken Chandlerites, behind me and never look back.
The Festival, I decided over a post-dinner espresso, was equal parts "craft" as it was "crass." Such is the nature of alcohol.
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There's not much word from the creators besides the, "We're coming Tweet," shared back in January of this year about Peanut. However, we can expect a positive turn around from these guys as they have a history of tech success. According to Steve O'hear, contributing writing at Tech Crunch, Peanut has already established major financial backing, "They include VCs NEA, Felix Capital, and Partech, and a number of angel investors." So far the Peanut App is to be launched in New York and the U.K. We're not sure why specifically these two locations to start. Though, we have no doubt the peanut vibes will quickly emerge to larger cities, and suburban neighborhoods across the states.
However, it is notable to know, Peanut is not the first app of its kind. Similar apps include Momzie, which is only available in the U.K and Mush. The differences are minor between the three. So, peanut is no spring chicken. It is simply the first to deliver this solution with it's edge and fresh air. The Peanut App is likely reach younger millennials, stay at home moms, and entrepreneurs.
We can't wait to see the brand's success as we have watched many friendship slowly fall apart because of the lack of like minded priorities once the baby is born. Of course, no one wants to admit it, but it is true. New moms often feel isolated and/or misunderstood as they embark upon the journey of motherhood. New moms needs new friends who can amplify their mommy experiences. We think Peanut may be exactly what the momsphere needs!
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I'm 5'5" and 115-ish. I think I'm really un-toned. I do some toning exercises but I sometimes don't have time and it just doesn't do much. I feel like I have the worst of both ends of the situation - not thin, but no boobs either. I know I'm not even that fat, but my sister is 100 pounds and 5'7" and she always complains about how fat SHE is and it just makes me feel like crap. :(
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First Metropolis trainset delivered for Kochi Metro Rail
Industry news • 6 January 2016 • Katie Sadler, Digital Content Producer, Eurotransport
On 02 January 2016, the first of 25 Alstom Metropolis trainsets was delivered ahead of schedule for service on Kochi Metro Rail (KMRL) in the state of Kerala, India.
Plans confirmed for Dublin Airport Metro North link
Industry news • 30 September 2015 • Katie Sadler, Digital Content Producer, Eurotransport
Irish Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Paschal Donohoe TD has announced plans to build a new Metro North link between Dublin Airport and the city centre.
Demand-driven tram extensions in Bern
Issue 5 2012 • 31 October 2012 • René Schmied, CEO, BERNMOBIL
After the opening of a number of new tram lines, on 12 December 2010, the city of Bern became known as a 'tram city'. At the city's main station, 46 trams, per hour, pass by in each direction. Five tram lines are bundled in the heart of the city and use the same tracks between Hirschengraben station and Bern main station. At the end of 2010, with the opening of two new tram lines in the West of Bern, and the integration of the suburban light-rail line from Worb into the tram network of BERNMOBIL, the network grew from 17km to 31km, and from three to five lines. Forty-eight per cent of BERNMOBIL passengers now travel by tram, compared to 35% previously.
A new tram line to Wankdorf: The next step to expand the tram network is ready. The existing tram line '9' will be extended by 1.2km from Guisanplatz to Bern Wankdorf railway station, with operations due to commence on 9 December 2012.
The main benefit of this line extension is to introduce a new connection of the tram network with the railway network at one of the busiest places in Bern. The football and ice hockey stadiums and Bern Expo are located here, plus the new headquarters of Swiss Post and the Swiss Federal Railways are being built just behind the railway station, and many other companies can be found in this district.
2012: 'year of the tram' in Vienna
Issue 5 2012 • 31 October 2012 • Günter Steinbauer, CEO, Wiener Linien
Public transport in Vienna is highly popular and is well known on an international level. However, the fact that Vienna has declared 2012 as the 'year of the tram' is a real rarity. While the popularity of trams seems to be fading in many countries around the world, Wiener Linien has made a clear commitment to its trams, together with the City of Vienna, and is expanding their use.
For more than 150 years, trams have been a fixed part of Vienna's image, just like the famous Fiaker carriages belong to Vienna's city centre. Vienna's trams began life with a horse-drawn tram line in 1865. The Vienna Tramway Company was founded in 1872, from which time the New Vienna Tramway Company also became a direct competitor. Just a few years later in 1883, the first steam-powered tramway was travelling around Vienna. In 1897, a new era was ushered in when the first tram line powered by electricity was opened. Then, just two years later in 1899, the City of Vienna assumed control of the licence for building and running the 'Electrics', as trams were affectionately known in Vienna at that time. Work to expand the network of tram lines in the Austrian capital reached its peak during the interwar years.
Warsaw Metro prepares to handle EURO 2012 arrivals
Issue 2 2012 • 25 April 2012 • Jerzy Lejk, President of the Board and CEO, Warsaw Metro
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Dead Rising 3 is a survival horror video game developed by Capcom Vancouver and published by Microsoft Studios.[1] The game was announced as an Xbox One exclusive during Microsoft's E3 2013 press conference on June 10, 2013.[2][3] It was released on November 22, 2013 as a launch title for the Xbox One.[2]
Following in the footsteps of previous Dead Rising installments, players control new protagonist Nick Ramos in third person. They start by searching for supplies and weapons in order to fight the undead and complete missions.[4] Dead Rising 3 is set in a vast, open world environment which is reportedly larger than the worlds of Dead Rising and Dead Rising 2 combined.[5][6] According to developers, the game can render three times as many zombies on-screen at once as its predecessor.[7] Unlike the first two games in the series, Dead Rising 3 does not feature a time limit.[8] Players will also be allowed to save their progress anywhere, as opposed to limiting saves to bathrooms.[8] The game will include a "Nightmare Mode" for those who prefer the traditional time limit and save options.[9] The game will not have load times.[10]
Dead Rising 3 expands upon the crafting system introduced in Dead Rising 2. Players retain the ability to create "combo weapons", but without the need for a workbench, allowing them to craft weapons on the fly.[5] Dead Rising 3 also allows players to create "combo vehicles", such as combining a motorcycle and steamroller to form a "RollerHawg".[11] Each combo vehicle includes two seats and a secondary attack to support cooperative gameplay.[11] According to Capcom Vancouver, driving vehicles will be "a critical part of exploration" as players navigate the city of Los Perdidos.[10] Players will be able to discover and unlock blueprints for new combo weapons and vehicles.[12]
Dead Rising 3 will utilize both the Kinect and Xbox SmartGlass.[13] The optional Kinect feature gives zombies a certain level of situational awareness.[13] Loud noises from the player could potentially trigger a rush of zombies; however, the player can also use the ability to shout at zombies through the Kinect in order to distract them.[14] According to Executive Producer Josh Bridge, the microphone sensitivity will be tuned to "a threshold that makes sense," so that attracting zombies will feel like an intentional decision.[13][15] The Xbox SmartGlass feature, which is also optional, can be used to locate specific items, find abandoned storefronts, and set waypoints for mission objectives.[13] It also provides players with exclusive missions that unlock apps within the SmartGlass, giving them the ability to call in airstrikes, drone support, or area-wide flares for fending off or drawing the attention of the undead.[13]
Dead Rising 3 takes place ten years after the events of Fortune City in Dead Rising 2. The story follows a young mechanic named Nick Ramos and his attempt to survive a massive zombie outbreak in the fictional city of Los Perdidos, California. Ramos must team up with other survivors and find a way to escape Los Perdidos before an impending military strike wipes out the city and its inhabitants.[16]
On Day 1, Nick is on the bridge outside the city heading towards a quarantine area to search for supplies, but had quickly left after the infected broke out inside. An airplane goes down and crashes ahead of Nick, closer to the city. Nick soon makes his way back to a diner where his friends are taking refuge. Rhonda, Nick's boss and Annie, an infected girl start arguing which draws the zombies to the windows and they break in. Peter and his mother are killed and Annie runs back to her own group of survivors. Nick and the others make it to Rhonda's auto shop to figure out their next move. Nick then finds a walkie-talkie from a zombie (That Rhonda killed earlier in the garage) and get in contact with an unknown survivor called Jamie that frequently tells Nick the events that happen in the city.
Day 3, The President, found by Hemlock's men, is zombified with a larva to be shot on live television.
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Day 5, Red betrays Annie, and Nick in order to get 5 million dollars with a pardon so he will no longer be a pariah in society.
On Day 6, its revealed that Annie is actually Chuck Green's Daughter who ran away two years prior to the game because she felt that her presence was making her father go insane by constantly having to find Zombrex, and to keep her unchipped. however before they can leave the city, Hemlock decides to harvest the King Zombies in order to launch zombie outbreaks all over the world while still keep the local infrastructure relatively intact. Nick defeats the General and leaves the city.
Post Credits, we find that Keys started the outbreak in order to locate the Orphans in the first Dead Rising Game, which contain the cure to the zombie outbreak.
In 2010, prior to the release of Dead Rising 2, Keiji Inafune, the producer of the Dead Rising series, had speculated about the possibility for a sequel during an interview, stating that "we're not going to start even speaking about DR3 until we see the sales of DR2—unfortunately that's the nature of the game! However, the experience with Blue Castle was very positive, and if we have the opportunity I would like to work with them again."[17] With the success of Dead Rising 2, Capcom COO David Reese asserted that Dead Rising 3 was likely to continue the narrative of its predecessor.[18] Reese also stated that more digital content, similar to Case Zero and Case West, was also plausible, and would help to bridge the gap between Dead Rising 2 and Dead Rising 3.[18] Klayton of Celldweller is composing music for the game.[19][20][21] The game was officially announced during Microsoft's press conference at E3 2013.[22] The game was revealed as originally being developed with high-end PCs in mind so the team could realise their expanded vision for the series, before Microsoft offered to partner with them for it to become an Xbox One launch exclusive. On October 10, 2013, it was announced that Dead Rising 3 was not approved by Germany's rating board and would not be released there.[23]
Template:Infobox album The soundtrack for Dead Rising was released via Sumthing Else Music Works on the 19th of November 2013, 3 days before the games release. The soundtrack featured various artists including: Celldweller, Oleksa Lozowchuk, Sascha Dikiciyan, Traz Damji, Brian Reitzell, Dave Genn, Ashtar Command, GIBS, Andrew Kalmbach, Jeremy Soule and Julian Soule.[24] The standard edition contains 40 songs, while the Sumthing.com exclusive version contains 99 songs.
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Dead Rising 3 has received mostly positive reviews from critics. It has an aggregate score of 78.33% on GameRankings[25] and 78/100 on Metacritic.[26] GameSpot[27] gave it a 7/10 and said that "Capcom has successfully made Dead Rising 3 a more welcoming experience than its harsh predecessors." While GameSpot praised the silliness and replay value, they botched the minimal variety and the technical hiccups. IGN[1] gave the game an 8.3/10, saying that "Dead Rising 3 delivers the undead and great tools to kill them with by the truckload." While they enjoyed the amount of zombies on screen and the co-op, they critiqued the performance issues and the padding.
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- ↑ Mallory, Jordan (2013-06-11). "Dead Rising 3 adds Nightmare mode for die-hard Dead Rising traditionalists". Joystiq. http://www.joystiq.com/2013/06/11/dead-rising-3-adds-nightmare-mode-for-die-hard-dead-rising-tradi/. Retrieved 2013-06-20.
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging Fundamentals (MRTY5111)
Students will enrol in this unit of study at the University of Queensland as a cross-institutional student. The unit will be credited to the Master of Molecular Imaging on successful completion of this unit of study at UQ.
This unit of study explores the principles and methods that underpin Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), a key molecular imaging technique. Topics covered include Physical principles of nuclear magnetic resonance (MR), underlying mechanisms of relaxation in MR and descriptions of the way in which pulse sequences are able to exploit relaxation to produce contrast. On completion of this unit, students will have a thorough understanding of the MRI methodology, and the molecular basis for endogenous contrast. The use of contrast agents to modify image contrast and target particular molecular features will be introduced. The factors affecting the accuracy and potential sources of artefact in MRI images will be explored.
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Guided and independent learning with e-learning support and tutorials.
One assignment (25%), one assignment (25%), 1x2.5-hr exam (50%) and on-line tutorial and discussion (compulsory but not assessed)
Faculty/department permission required?
Study this unit outside a degree
Non-award/non-degree study
If you wish to undertake one or more units of study (subjects) for your own interest but not towards a degree, you may enrol in single units as a non-award student.
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I thought all the oil to be found had already been found and we were rapidly running out.
Doesn't matter. EPA (Obama) won't allow it.
The evil greenies will always believe that. I would guess in 10 years, trillions more barrels of oil will be discovered around the world.
The world would have very cheap energy if governments would get the H*ll out of the way.
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Irony apart, insurance is a technical subject, a fact that makes it really unattractive. But, since you can't dispose of it, why not know a few things about your car insurance policy? You might save a few bucks in the process! Here is a list of 10 must know facts about your car insurance, let's take a look:
1. Types of plans
There are two types of plans available in the market. One is called Third Party policy which is mandated by law. It covers your legal liability to a third party against any bodily injury/death or damage to the third party's property. It does not cover losses faced by you for your own vehicle. The second one is a Comprehensive plan which, apart from covering your legal liability towards any third party, also covers expenses incurred for damage to your own car or yourself. Damages paid towards third party property are limited to Rs. 7.5 lakhs but there is no cap on the compensation to third party against death.
2. Risks covered
The following risks are covered under car insurance-
* Damages due to natural disasters (earthquake, floods, etc.)
* Damages due to man-made disasters (fire, theft, etc.)
* Damages suffered while travelling.
3. Risks excluded from cover
The following are excluded from the scope of your policy-
* Normal wear and tear.
* Depreciation
* Electrical or mechanical breakdown
* Using your private car as a taxi.
* Accident caused while driving without a license or under the influence of alcohol.
* Loss suffered outside India. (However, you can pay an additional premium of Rs. 25 to increase the extent of coverage to include the neighboring countries.)
4. Premium determination
The premium depends on the make and model of the car, class of the car, age, fuel type, place of registration, type of plan opted (third party or comprehensive). Moreover, if you install safety measures like cruise control, air bags or anti-theft devices, you can reduce your premium amount.
5. Riders
Insurers offer a host of riders to be attached to your policy to increase the scope of cover. Certain riders trending in the market are:
* Depreciation shield - all the plastic/rubber/nylon/fiber glass parts are subject to huge depreciation. This shield ensures that your claim amount would be the original value irrespective of the depreciation suffered.
* 24*7 assistance - this rider offers assistance from the insurer 24*7 in case of any problems you face.
* Engine protection - you will not be eligible for claim for any loss to the engine due to water seepage. But this rider solves this problem and ensures claim settlement in such a scenario.
6. Insured declared value called IDV in short; this is the value that you get in case of theft or total loss of your vehicle. It is calculated as the listed selling price of the manufacturer less depreciation as per the age of the car.
7. Voluntary excess - This is the amount required by you to pay in case of any claim. You can choose any amount as voluntary excess and in case of claim (of any value), the company will pay the claim after deducting the voluntary excess. Higher the amount you choose lower will be your premium.
8. No claim Bonus - If in any policy year goes claim free, you get a discount on your premium for the next year. This is called NCB and it increases with every claim-free year.
9. Claims - Whenever you suffer a loss, you need to notify the insurer who then sends a surveyor to determine the claim. The claim can be cashless or can be reimbursed. If you get your car repaired in one of the company's network garage, it can be done cashless; otherwise, you will have to incur the expenses which would later be reimbursed by the insurer.
10. Portability - You can change your insurer if you wish without affecting the insurance cover on your car.
These factors warrant a look when you are buying a plan for your car. You might actually benefit from your plan while at the same time saving a great deal on your premium amount.
Written By: Deepak Yohannan
The author is the CEO of MyInsuranceClub.com, an online insurance price & features comparison portal.
For more articles by Deepak Yohannan, please visit MyInsuranceClub.com.
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British Superkart Racer
Welcome to the website of Ben Willshire, 2011 National Superkart, 2011 UK Cup Champion and 2011 & 2012 British Superkart Racing Club Champion. In 2013, Ben is driving for RG Racing and aiming to reclaim his 125cc National Superkart Championship with support from Bayliss Ware and other partners.
Visit regularly to keep updated on Ben`s racing season including race reports, team news and race photos.
You can also contact Ben to arrange your own driver coaching sessions with a former National Champion.


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Brazilian Bikini - Indian
Brazilian bikini in vibrant hues of orange and blue with braid ties
Despi's Indian two-piece swimwear is a fusion of everything hip and trendy. The top of this deliberately mismatched set is created from luscious orange fabric and embellished with fringe detail on the triangular cups. The neck straps are braided fabric that tie together in the back. The animal print bikini bottom provides moderate coverage with braided ties on the sides. Ties end in graceful tassels held together with metallic beads.
- • Brand: Despi
- • Color: Orange
- • Trends: Fringes
- • Style: Two Piece Swimwear
- • Top style: Triangle - Top without padding
- • Bottom style: Tie Side - Brazilian
- • Composition: 85% Polyamide, 15% Elastane - LYCRA® Xtra Life fibers
- • Lining: 100% Polyamide
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If you're not already hooked on the sensual discography of The Weeknd, then we suggest you buckle up because it's about to be a bumpy ride.
But putting his seatbelt on is exactly what the 25-year-old R&B sensation seemingly failed to do in his newest music video for "The Hills," a dark and moody track that is musical perfection to die hard Weeknd fans. In the video, frontman Abel Tesfaye emerges relatively unscathed from a fiery car crash and proceeds to stumble down a dimly lit suburban street. The singer then enters an abandoned mansion straight out of our American Horror Story nightmares before he climbs a spiral staircase to discover an even creepier sight.
Bathed in red light lie three women, two of them in nothing more than scandalous lingerie. Tesfaye appears utterly confused, but in true Weeknd fashion, we know this is just the prelude to more upcoming musical releases.
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"8 Fourth Avenue - Beware Inaccurate Descriptions"
Unless you consider a sunroom (with the front door smack bang in the middle of it) a bedroom, please be aware that this place is a 2 bedroom house. Also, there's no mention of the fact that there are two houses on the one block with approximately 3m separating them! We weren't impressed - it wasn't anything like what we expected.


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A skatepark is a purpose-built recreational environment for skateboarders to ride and develop their sport and technique. A skatepark may contain half-pipes, quarter pipes, handrails, trick boxes, vert ramps, pyramids, banked ramps, full pipes, stairs, and any number of other trick-oriented objects.
Also known as:
With 57active indoor skateparks, the list of indoor skatparks in Norway now has two spots more than last years count, and there are some more on the way still..
Click here to see all indoor skateparks in Norway
Related Articles
Below is a quick look at the indoor skatepark news this year.
The Good:
The Stavanger Skatehall was rebuilt.
The new Vestby Skatehall was officially opened.
The councilor for culture, sports and volunteer activities, Rina Mariann Hansen, met with local politicians to try to speed up sports facilities in Oslo, such as Haugenhallen Skatepark that was stopped after an analysis showed it would cost a lot more than the budget.
In Larvik the new Larvik Skatehall was officially opened.
Tvildermoen Skatehall, the indoor skatepark in Voss, was renovated.
Skur 13 was officially opened, after a short tease in April.
Farsund Kommune took over operations at Flipside.
Last month Jarle Grimsland finished the woodwork at the new Brummundal Skatehall.
Brummundal Indoor Skatepark Update
Skaters in Hamar are currently in between indoor skateparks, but might be better off?
Ullensaker Skateboardklubb are working to realise an better indoor park.
A group of skaters are working to get an indoor skatepark in TÝnsberg.
VerktÝy i Lufta is building a new bowl at Arena Bekkestua. You can see the shape here, and the new bowl will be ready for this years HÝst Bust.
Jon Harald Aspheim initiated the effort to build a vert ramp at Notodden Skatehall, and it is being officially opened this month.
Audun (33) and Anni Krarup Jonassen (30) has taken over the old chapel in Fauske, and plan to build a skateboard ramp there.
Fauske To Get Indoor Skatepark
The new Oslo Skatehall will open in January 2017.
New features are being added to MÝre Skatehall.
Grenland Skatepark was updated.
Skatehallen Fredrikstad has been updated.
The Bad:
Bergheim Skatehall, the indoor skatepark in AskÝy has been closed.
RIP AskÝy Indoor Skatepark
Saga Skatepark, the indoor skatepark in Fagerstrand could loose funding next year if the suggested budget is passed
Saga Skatepark Could Loose Funding
The Others:
Indoor Skateparks in Finland are now available as a filter in the skatespot guide.
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I have used the Google Maps for WordPress plug in on multiple sites without issues and have added it to a new site that I am in the process of building.
On the new site I am using the 2011 Theme, the previous sites have been 2010 Theme.
The plug in Loads perfectly in latest Chrome and Safari, but in IE 8 and Firefox 8 the address location box loads but the underlying map does not.
Site where plug in works in all browsers: http://cornellsrestaurant.com
New site where plug in fails in IE8 and FF8: http://rjritz.com
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YOUNG female smokers in Queensland don't like the fact they smoke, and are feeling the stigma associated with the habit.
New market research by Queensland Health has found females aged 18 to 24 who smoke feel like they are judged as a "dirty smoker'' by their friends and family.
"Young female smokers feel that there is a lot more negativity about smoking among the public and more segregation of smokers,'' the research found.
"For example, not being able to smoke in nightclubs means you have to go outside so you don't do it as much because you then break the mood of the group.''
Surprisingly, despite being smokers themselves, many would prefer a non-smoking partner. The research comes in the same week that controversy was sparked by a photograph of Prime Minister Tony Abbott's daughter Frances, 22, smoking a cigarette.
Health Minister cracks down on smoking in public
"Key factors that influence young people to experiment and start smoking include the family environment – parents and siblings who smoke – and the smoking behaviours of peers and peer attitudes,'' Chief Health Officer Dr Jeannette Young said.
She said about 15 per cent of adult Queenslanders were daily smokers, with the rates in the 18-24 age bracket higher for females (17 per cent) than for males (13 per cent).
"The health risk of smoking increases the earlier a smoker takes up the habit and the longer they smoke,'' she said.
Smoking banned in Queensland jails
Cancer Council Queensland chief executive Professor Jeff Dunn said smoking cost the Queensland economy more than $6 billion each year.
"One in five men and one in 10 women will die each year in Queensland of smoking-related illness and disease, and 46 per cent of these will be people younger than 75,'' he said.
A new anti-smoking advertising campaign was launched this week by the State Government targeted at 25 to 44 year olds. Health Minister Lawrence Springborg said the ads focused on how smoking impacted on families.
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Thirteen Indian companies, led by Hindustan Lever, are among the top 200 companies in the emerging markets, based on their market value as of May 31 last, according to Businessweek magazine. Housing Development Finance Corporation (HDFC) makes to the list for the first time.
China Mobile (Hong Kong) maintains the top position with a market value of $90167 million. But Taiwan Semiconductor Mfg., which retains second rank, is way down in the market value at $30861 million.
Hindustan Lever with a market value of $9236 million tops among Indian companies even though its ranking has come down to 22 from last year's 15. Both Reliance Industries and Reliance Petroleum improved their rankings.
While Reliance Industries, with a market value of $8809 million, was ranked 23 against 38 last year, Reliance Petroleum, with a market value of $5399 million, went up to 57 position from 78 it occupied last year.
Software giant, Wipro improved its ranking to 27 from 30 last year with a market value of $8300 million. But Infosys Technologies, with a market value of $5311 million, lost ground and was relegated to 58 position compared with 25 last year.
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I need help with choosing a GOOD carpet cleaning machine, any suggestions?
Sophii from San Diego
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I own and recommend the Bissell Power Steamer Deluxe. It operates easily, and has the tools attached for shampooing furniture. It uses their brand of shampoo, vinegar and water and other homemade solutions mixed with hot tap water. When I am finished cleaning, I run it empty to extract water from the carpet which then dries quickly. I have had it for about 5 years, so I do not know if this model is still available. There are 3 adults, 1 teenager, 2 cats, and a geriatric poodle of 16 who has frequent accidents on his way to his nrespaper to go potty in our household, so the carpet is well used. Good luck with your search.
I have a household of seven and have had a steam cleaner of one type or another for the last eight years. We bought a Bissel Steam Clean Select 2X a few months ago and have been completely thrilled with it. We have dealt with everything from mud to coffee, even red juice. It has all come up and not come back. I would definately give it a thumbs up!
I've owned several, and would STILL recommend RENTING the Rug Doctor for the worse stained areas. Most Bissels I've owned LEAKED so badly that I got
frutstrated, but then, those were their earlier models and they may have improved by now.
Check Consumer's Reports at the library. You won't regret relying on their fairly updated reports, based on frequency of repair questionaires which come back to them from folks like you and me. We've saved a fortune over the years by first doing this. God bless you with a good library research and best choices. : )
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According to a poll on PaGaLGuY, most candidates this year have chosen to take the test at a later date, the most common reason being low confidence on the test being glitch-free this time and figuring out a pattern, of the questions and be better prepared, they say.
The poll further reveals that 43 percent of the respondents have opted for taking the test in the last week, which is between Nov 17 and 24.
In the second last week of the testing window, which is Nov 10-16, about 26 per cent of the users have registered to take the test, where as only 10 percent of the users will be taking their CAT in the first week of the test (Oct 22-Nov 2). The remaining 21 percent have opted for the second week which is Nov 3-9. The poll was answered by 1,039 respondents.
About 22 percent preferred to take the test on a Sunday (that came within the testing-window). This can be explained by the fact that there is a considerable percentage of working people who apply for CAT.
The second most popular days of the week were Mondays with 20 per cent, followed by Tuesdays with 19 percent. Wednesday and Fridays were the least popular days for taking the CAT.
For CAT 2009, 48 per cent of the respondents had registered to take the test in the last three days (December 5 to December 7) and only 22 per cent of the users had registered to take the test in the first three days (November 28 to November 30).
Saurabh Bajaj, a working professional who is taking CAT for the second time this year, had to compromise on his choice of taking the test on Nov 21.
"Though I bought the voucher on the first day, I could register only on the second day of the registrations opening. When I opted for the morning slot on the last Sunday in the centre closest to my residence, I was surprised to find that it was completely booked. I had to then pick the Sunday before that, which left me a week less to gauge what CAT 2010 will be all about," says Saurabh.
For the first timers, getting over with CAT would logically have been high on priority, but instructors at coaching classes insist that they opt for a later date.
Arjun Chakravorty, the centre manager of IMS Learning Resources, Bangalore says, "We suggested to our students to take a middle or last day available for the test. The primary reason for doing that is to figure out if there is a trend that is coming out from the earlier days of the test. If there is any particular section which is tougher or any type of questions that were not being asked in recent years but is suddenly given a lot of weightage in the on-going tests."
Pravin Prakash, business development head of Noesis Education and Management Services, a popular coaching class also in Bangalore said, "The on-line format of the test has taken away the ambiguity of the test. With the test going on for 20 days, there are ways to find out trends in the exam. At least it happened last year. We will watch out for some trends this year too. If something comes out, good. If it doesn"t, the students have been asked to be prepared for complete surprise packages too."
What week have you chosen your CAT 2010 slot in
Oct 27 to Nov 2 - 10 per cent
Nov 3 to Nov 9 - 21 per cent
Nov 10 to Nov 16 - 26 per cent
Nov 17 to Nov 24 - 43 per cent
(1,039 respondents)
What day of the week have you scheduled your CAT 2010 slot on?
Sunday - 22 per cent
Monday - 20 per cent
Tuesday - 19 per cent
Saturday - 11 per cent
Thursday - 10 per cent
Friday - 10 per cent
Wednesday - 8 per cent
(1,258 respondents)
What time have you registered your CAT 2010 slot in?
10 am - 56 per cent
3:30 pm - 44 per cent
(939 respondents)
Compare the trend to that in CAT 2009 (held between Nov 28 and Dec 7), when a similar poll had revealed the following preferences.
CAT 2009 will be held between November 28 and December 7. Which date will you prefer to take the test on?
Nov 28 (Saturday) - 6 per cent
Nov 29 (Sunday) - 11 per cent
Nov 30 (Monday) - 5 per cent
Dec 1 (Tuesday) - 8 per cent
Dec 2 (Wednesday) - 8 per cent
Dec 3 (Thursday) - 8 per cent
Dec 4 (Friday) - 6 per cent
Dec 5 (Saturday) - 12 per cent
Dec 6 (Sunday) - 24 per cent
Dec 7 (Monday) - 12 per cent
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Some of the most notable hallmarks of our ward are our picturesque trees.
In many ways, they define our neighbourhood. When Winnipeggers think about River Heights-Fort Garry, many of the things they love most about its historic streets are our tallest residents.
Protecting and adding to our green spaces, especially our trees, has been one of my main focuses as your city councillor over the years.
This spring, for example, we added 15 trees on Grant and Corydon Avenue's medians to ensure trees are brought back to our thoroughfares. Look for more to be planted this fall and next year, made possible by a community grant, as we work to fill in all the gaps.
In Lindenwoods this summer we continue to remove and replace Schubert Chokecherry trees, which were infected with black knot fungus. In the past four years strides have been made to address this with hundreds of trees being replanted. This replanting is part of a 10-year replacement project throughout the city and will continue in our ward next summer.
As we know all too well, Dutch Elm Disease is a dire threat throughout Winnipeg.
Beginning in 2017, neighbourhoods in Wolseley, Wellington Crescent and Crescentwood with high densities of urban elm trees, including those on both public and private property, are part of a pilot project to develop the methodology to detect elm trees that contribute most to the spread of DED in our neighbourhoods.
Dr. Richard Westwood and students from the environmental studies and sciences and the biology programs at the University of Winnipeg will monitor infected trees during the summer. They will determine which trees are the best candidates for rapid removal to minimize the movement of disease carrying beetles to healthy elm trees. Brood trees will be identified by sampling for egg-laying galleries under the tree's main stem bark. Each diseased elm in the pilot area will have a section of bark removed to count the number of galleries in each sampled tree.
With an overall loss of approximately 5,000 elm trees citywide due to DED, the City of Winnipeg has been proud to partner with Trees Winnipeg to support the Winnipeg ReLeaf Program. For two years now, the Winnipeg ReLeaf has provided homeowners like you with quality, affordable trees for your property. For just $55 each, participants receive the tree collection(s) of their choice, along with all the supplies needed to give the trees the best start.
While the annual deadline for sign up is in May, you can plan your order for next year at http://www.savetheelms.mb.ca/projects/reLeaf.php
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Rhino calves left deserted by flood, poachers find new home
Doing this job is the Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation which has completed a decade of its existence in the state.
Director of Kaziranga National Park, N K Vasu, told PTI, "The rehabilitated rhinos are released back to the wild in the Manas National Park in an effort to refurbish the rhino population there after it suffered a near wipe-out a decade ago due to insurgency."
Vasu said the calves were bottle-fed formula milk every two hours until they were around two months old and around a month later they were given bits of grass to nibble at and eventually multigrain supplements.
Initially housed in the indoor nursery for stabilisation for varying periods of time depending on age, the calves are later transferred to one-acre outdoor paddocks within the centre, he said.
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ARGENTINE TANGO. John Dahlstrand and Kathy Miller teach Argentine tango from 3 to 5 p.m. every Saturday. Classes meet on the UA campus in the Ina Gittings Building, Room 130. All experience levels are welcome and private classes are available. The cost for group classes is $5 per class. Call 622-5095 for information.
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SWING DANCE LESSONS. The Boondocks Lounge. 3306 N. First Ave. Free swing dance lessons are offered at 7 p.m. Monday evenings. Call 690-0991 for information.
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The Royal Easter Show's coming again, folks. Roll-up, roll-up – everyone's a loser.
Or rather, everyone's a voter, because this Easter we've replaced the usual show animals with political animals. We've taken the pollies out of their cosy country town environment in Canberra and inserted them into suburban Sydney.
Why? Because there's never been a more exciting time to attend the Royal Easter Political Show.
Yes, showbags cost a fortune and entry prices are up again. But you can still negatively gear your family entry ticket if you're in the top 10 per cent of income earners.
As always, crowds will be wanting a clear path towards policy achievements. This year the Tony Abbott Political Animal Walk shows the way. Pack a box of tissues because there's a pile of excrement on every footstep to remind you what happens when unelected officials like Peta Credlin call the shots in government.
Ahead on your left, Feed the Chooks. See them scurry around trying to catch every skerrick tossed their way. Watch them swallow everything the pollies hand out – and vomit it straight back at you, dear reader.
On your right, is that Pat a Pig! Aw, aren't they cute, the way the piglets suck on that generous public teat?
Hey look! Is that a llama or an alpaca? Nup, just another political scapegoat.
Now to the Cattle Class Judging ring. What a load of complete and absolute bull we can see and hear here, folks. (Okay, that's a bit harsh. It does take real bulls to run for parliament. And it's Friesian in Canberra in winter.)
Next, the Not Working Dairy. Sit with the kids and watch in awe as party political machines milk every ounce of udder decency and ideological purity from young apparatchiks then put them out to paddock – sorry, to the Senate.
You must be feeling a tad peckish by now. So try an American-style Trumpwood Dog – they seem smaller nowadays – followed by that old favourite, Fairy Goss, cooked up this year by Niki Savva.
As you enjoy your little lunch at the Dead Wood Chopping, notice how quickly they cut funding for Gonski and hospitals. Marvel at the stockpiles just waiting to be chopped to bits come budget time 2017.
Across to the Electoral District Exhibits now. Plenty of pickled fruits chosen for display as usual, but after all these years it's still hard to identify who's pickling whom. More than a few rotten apples and bad eggs in there too.
But what can we actually learn from our show experience?
For one, the difference between a rat and a mouse. According to the Royal Agricultural Society website, the Rat and Mouse Competition at the 2016 Show aims to promotes public understanding of rats and mice and how we accept them in our community. Watching the little rodents at play, you'll soon learn that a rat is always discovered pooing in his or her own cage, whereas a mouse gets away with it.
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Winnipeg lawyer comes from behind to win mayoral race
|Brian Bowman will be Winnipeg's first new mayor in 10 years.
The 42-year-old Bowman, who was born and raised in Winnipeg and is of Métis descent, is a newbie to politics but does have a very strong history of community and volunteer involvement.
His legal practice revolves strongly around social media, which he and his team leveraged very effectively throughout the campaign. Bowman's twitter feed was full of support and congratulations last night and today including kudos from Calgary's popular Mayor Nenshi, who tweeted: "Congratulations to my new big city mayor colleague @BrianBowmanWpg! What a campaign! Can't wait to meet you. #wpg14"
Bowman's platform included a commitment to finish the city's bus rapid transit by 2030 and to limit tax hikes to the rate of inflation, while also trimming spending to free up dollars to improve roads and infrastructure.
According to the Winnipeg Free Press, "Bowman worked his way up from an underdog with 11 per cent suport among decided voters last December to climb into third place by August with 16 per cent." By Oct. 1, he was in secon place and a few days before the vote had edged into the top spot, the paper reports.
Back at Pitblado, managing partner Benjamin Hecht was full of praise for Bowman, who joined the in 2003.
"Brian has been an outstanding partner to work with, and we believe his innovative and forward-thinking approach will serve our city well," he said.
The new mayor will be sworn in Nov. 4.
Bowman is an alumni of the University of Toronto law school and was called to the Manitoba bar in 2000. He and his wife Tracy and their two young sons live in the Charleswood neighbourhood in Winnipeg.
Thomson Rogers lawyer supports Polo for Heart
Thomson Rogers partner, L. Craig Brown combines his love of the game with a passion to help by hosting friends of the firm at Polo for Heart, an event which has raised more than $5 million for heart and stroke related charities over the past 35 years. This year's event was held June 14-16 at the Gormley Polo Centre, just north of Toronto, with proceeds going to the Heart & Stroke Foundation and Southlake Regional Health Centre in Newmarket. In addition to international polo matches, the event also features a fashion show, art walk, silent auction, the Perfect Polo Picnic Contest and the Best Hat Contest.
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New formula for success
|'Whatever enabled you to achieve today's success is no longer sufficient to maintain future success,' says Trevor Faure.
Well-miked, Faure moved around the large ballroom engaging the audience of senior legal marketing, business development professionals, and managing/marketing partners with a polished delivery style, peppered with sophisticated humour and spot-on examples.
Faure, who has acted in a senior legal management role for more than 20 years, cited principles from leading business and behavioural theories to rationalize the real interests of law firms and their clients, providing the basis for how a law firm can build profitable partnerships with its clients.
His new formula boils down to four points based on what GCs really want from their outside legal counsel:
• Telepathy: knowing and understanding their business and industry;
• Prescience: anticipating specific needs and offering solutions;
• Exceptional client service; and
• Cost efficiency.
He used the example of the U.K.'s Bribery Act of 2010 [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2010/23/contents] to illustrate this formula by explaining that a law firm needs to understand the specific implications of such a piece of legislation to a particular client and have a solution in mind for that client before making the call.
He also strongly favours an individual approach, client by client, over sending out mass e-mails with a one size fits all message.
A U.K.-trained barrister, Faure has had a remarkable career starting at one of London's top law firms and moving on to senior in-house positions at Apple, Dell, and Tyco International. He is also the author of The Smarter Legal Model: more from less.
The Annual Marketing Partner Forum is produced by the Hildebrandt Institute and West LegalEdcenter, and is attended by approximately 300 marketing partners, managing partners, senior marketing and business development professionals from Canada, the United States, and internationally.
Faure closed his remarks with the statement, "Whatever enabled you to achieve today's success is no longer sufficient to maintain future success."
Sherrard Kuzz LLP celebrates 10 years
Sherrard Kuzz LLP celebrated its 10th anniversary at The Royal Conservatory's Koerner Hall on Oct. 11.
Founding member Erin Kuzz and Stephen Mabey, managing director of Applied Strategies Inc.
(l to r): Founding member Michael Sherrard, Pat Whyte of Quicksilver Arbitration Services, Hugh Secord of Bruce Power, and Larry Steinberg of Larry Steinberg Dispute Resolution.
Sherrard Kuzz also made donations to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, the Malawi School, and Veterinarians Without Borders.
(l to r): Rhonda Cohen, managing director of Sherrard Kuzz; Charles Humphrey, vice chairman of the Ontario Labour Relations Board; and Barbara Humphrey of Barbara G. Humphrey Professional Corp.
All photos by Karen Lorimer.
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