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"The greatest concern here is that, in the New Economy, human capital is the foundation of value creation. (Various studies show that up to 85 percent of a corporation's value is based on intangible assets). This presents an interesting dilemma: the asset that is most important is the least understood, least prone to measurement, and hence, least susceptible to management. Clearly, we are at a watershed"(ref.The HR Scorecard, Brian E. Becker et al). If we are to resolve this dilemma, HR leaders and practitioners, being custodians of the people … [Read more...]
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-1916?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13501417#comment-13501417 ] Commit Tag Bot commented on SOLR-1916: -------------------------------------- [trunk commit] James Dyer http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=revision&revision=1411820 SOLR-1916: DIH - fix remaining forbidden apis & remove build-time exclusion > investigate DIH use of default locale > ------------------------------------- > > Key: SOLR-1916 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-1916 > Project: Solr > Issue Type: Task > Components: contrib - DataImportHandler > Affects Versions: 3.1, 4.0-ALPHA > Reporter: Robert Muir > Assignee: James Dyer > Fix For: 4.1 > > Attachments: SOLR-1916.patch, SOLR-1916.patch > > > This is a spinoff from LUCENE-2466. > In this issue I changed my locale to various locales and found some problems in Lucene/Solr triggered by use of the default Locale. > I noticed some use of the default-locale for Date operations in DIH (TimeZone.getDefault/Locale.getDefault) and, while no tests fail, I think it might be better to support a locale parameter for this. > The wiki documents that numeric parsing can support localized numerics formats: http://wiki.apache.org/solr/DataImportHandler#NumberFormatTransformer > In both cases, I don't think we should ever use the default Locale. If no Locale is provided, I find that new Locale("") <-- Unicode Root Locale, is a better default for a server situation in a lot of cases, as it won't change depending on the computer, or perhaps we just make Locale params mandatory for this. > Finally, in both cases, if localized numbers/dates are explicitly supported, I think we should come up with a test strategy to ensure everything is working. One idea is to do something similar to or make use of Lucene's LocalizedTestCase. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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I would do it myself, it isn't that hard. $1999 is a lot of money that could be well spent elsewhere. You could buy a couple of Symantec Backup Server Restore for that price and get much more mileage.
This is something you really should know how to do. You can keep the old server live until you get the new one done and tested.
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Depending on the size of your AD, etc the 12 hour option may provide plenty of time to do the migration. I switched out my DC (55 users and linked to Exchange) last year and had a consultant come in incase I had questions. It only took us about 5-6 hours to move everything, file share, network printers, users, DNS, DHCP, etc.
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Learning Adventures - Enrichment Program
The Cooking Adventures program gives children opportunities to participate in fun, developmentally appropriate cooking experiences. They will learn about recipes, ingredients, cooking vocabulary, and the importance of a healthy diet. The curriculum includes lessons on picnics, pizza, and heart-healthy meals.
The Math Adventures enrichment program is designed to teach important mathematics concepts such as geometry, numbers, measurement, and probability. Your child will learn about length, height, and weight. He will learn about shapes and solids. He will learn how to add, subtract, multiply, and count money. Math is everywhere and giving your child every advantage now will add up to success later in life.
Ongoing research proves that early exposure to music helps children think, reason, create, and express themselves. Children will laugh and learn about rhythm, vocal melodies, and a variety of musical genres and instruments, which can lower stress and advance memory. Learning never sounded so good.
Phonics & Reading Adventures
Set your child up for advanced success with literacy through phonics, the study of letters and sounds. Reader books, games, and activity cards help your child understand the basics of vowels and blending syllables, giving him confidence and command of language.
Teachers & Staff
The staff at Shoreview KinderCare have been serving the Shoreview community for over 30 years! We have combined experience of 188 years serving children. As a group we are comprised of dedicated Early Childhood Education professionals that are dedicated to meeting individual needs of each child. We are committed to partnering with our families and building lasting relationships with them.
Kimberly Baar, Center Director
I am pleased to be part of such an amazing team of educators. Creating learning environments that prepare children for Kindergarten is the focus of our school. I enjoy watching teachers motivate children to be their best.
Kimberly comes to the Shoreview team with many years of expereince leading teams and investing in quality education. She is the Mother to three children, Farrah(19), Gavin(14) and Abby(4). Spending time with her family, vacationing to her hometown in Pennsylvania and creating educational experiences for her own chidren is some of her favorite personal activities.
- Favorite Children's Book:
- The Cat In The Hat - Dr. Seuss
- Year Started:
- 10/14/2003
- Tenure:
- 13 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 16 Years
- Education:
- Bachelor's Degree in Child Psychology
Suzy Pannkuk, Assistant Director
What you plant now, you will harvest later.
Suzy is the Assistant Director at our center. She enjoys all age groups and spending time with each of them daily. Suzy is a great resource for our teachers and goes above and beyond to help with the needs of our center! Suzy enjoys spending time with her husband, family, and friends. She enjoys going to her family cabin, cooking, and she loves animals.
- Year Started:
- 1/1/2007
- Tenure:
- 10 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 12 Years
- Education:
- Bachelor's Degree in Communicational Disorders
Ms. Janet, Infant Classroom
'Everything happens for a reason.' - Unknown
Ms. Janet's experience allows our families to rely on Janet for encouragement and support as their infants learn new surroundings and adjust to their new school. Janet is truly the foundation of our center. She enjoys her classroom because she is able to snuggle, teach, encourage, nurture and play each and every day!
Ms. Janet is the 2015 winner of the Educator of The Year Award. The award is given by KinderCare Education to outstanding teachers that exhibit high quality programming and strive to hold a world class curriculum.
- Year Started:
- 10/8/1990
- Tenure:
- 26 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 27 Years
Ms. Judie, PreKindergarten Classroom
Who dares to teach must never cease to learn.
Ms. Judie is our Pre-K teacher and also our Health and Safety Coordinator. She lives in Lino Lakes with her husband Dave. Two of her grandchildren attended KinderCare from infants to preschool. Judie graduated from Centenial High School in Circle Pines and has taken several college courses pertaining to childcare. In her free time she loves to scrapbook, bowl, and golf.
- Year Started:
- 9/26/1988
- Tenure:
- 28 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 27 Years
- Education:
- Assistant Teacher's Credential
Ms. Julie, PreKindergarten Classroom
Be kind. Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about.
Ms. Julie lives in New Brighton with her husband and three daughters. Each of her children have attended KinderCare and grew up in our center. Julie enjoys the Pre-K children because they are independent and eager to learn. Julie is knowledgable about Kindergarten readiness best practices and has helped many children transition to Kindergarten. She loves the smiles on the children's faces when they learn something new.
- Year Started:
- 3/6/1989
- Tenure:
- 28 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 28 Years
- Education:
- Bachelor's Degree in Child Psychology
Ms. Jen, School Age Classroom
An Irish Blessing: May your troubles be less... and your blessings be more... and nothing but happiness come through your door.
Ms. Jen grew up in Shoreview and graduated from Moundsview High School. She went to the University of Saint Thomas, where she graduated with a Bachelor's degree in English and a minor in Spanish. She is actively involved in the St. Patrick's Association of St. Paul, where she serves as the Chair of the Miss Shamrock Committee. When Jen is not at KinderCare, she enjoys spending time with her family, skiing, and shopping. She really likes shoes and purses!
- Year Started:
- 9/21/2004
- Tenure:
- 12 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 12
- Education:
- Bachelor's Degree in English
Ms. Deb, Infant Classroom
Deb lives in North Branch with her Husband, Son and Daughter. They enjoy camping, traveling and shopping together. Deb's knowledge of Early Childhood Education expands from Infancy to Preschool. She enjoys creating and building relationships with families throughout our centr and takes every moment she is with a child to teach and create a memory. Deb works hard to create an environment where trust is the foundation of relationships. Her favorite color is Melon.
- Favorite Children's Book:
- The Monster At The End Of This Book - Jon Stone
- Year Started:
- 12/18/1998
- Tenure:
- 18 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 26 Years
- Education:
- Bachelors Degree in
Ms. Jaime, Multi-Age
Teachers who love teaching, teach children who love learning
Ms. Jaime lives in Shoreview. She started her journey teaching children when she was 17 while working in her church nursery. Jaime loves being with children -- and is learning so much about Early Childhood Devleopment by working with such a great teaching team. Jaime is enjoying the infant's right now. She loves exploring new classrooms and getting to know all the chidlren in the center.
- Previous Experience:
- 1 Year
- Favorite Children's Book:
- "I'll Love You Forever" Robert Munsch
- Year Started:
- 5/9/2016
- Tenure:
- 1 Year
- Years in ECE industry:
- 1
- Education:
- CNA License and Certificate in Early Childhood
Ms. Becky, Discovery Preschool
'Today was good. Today was fun. Tomorrow is another one.' - Dr. Seuss
Becky spends her day with our Toddler and Discovery Preschool children. Becky enjoys seeing the smiles on the children's faces and loves hearing the laughter from the children. She helps impletment quality curriculum to the children at many different levels. She comes to us with a strong background of Health Education and phyical activity with the children is a priority for her. Becky loves most when she sees the face of a child learning something new.
- Favorite Children's Book:
- Fox in Socks - Dr. Seuss
- Year Started:
- 5/3/2004
- Tenure:
- 13 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 13
- Education:
- Bachelors Of Science
Ms. Kris, Discovery Preschool Classroom
'Our greatest natural resource is the minds of our children.' -Walt Disney
Ms. Kris is part of our Toddler and Discovery Preschool classroom and loves this age group. She enjoys the energy the children bring to the classroom because they always are eager to learn something new. Kris has a sense of accomplishment when she watches them develop a new concept. Our Discovery Preschool Classroom is the perfect fit for Kris, as she is energetic and positive to their development.
- Favorite Children's Book:
- Mouse Was Mad - Linda Urban
- Year Started:
- 2/24/1997
- Tenure:
- 20 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- 19 years
- Education:
Upcoming Center Activities
Children 6 weeks to 3 years old: All About Me and Dinosaurs
Infants and toddlers will learn all about themselves while kids in Discovery Preschool will take a look at our favorite extinct creatures: dinosaurs! Infants will look at their reflections in mirrors, listen to voices through cardboard tubes to encourage babbling, and practice self-expression as they move while listening to music. Toddlers will create body-related artwork (like paintings of their faces) and imagine the future as they pretend to be all grown up while playing dress-up. Meanwhile, children in Discovery Preschool are in for a "dinomite" time learning all about dinosaurs and their habitats, and they'll build essential skills through fun, theme-related activities—like counting dinosaur eggs and going on pretend fossil hunts!
Children 4 to 5 years old: Foods and Flavors, Shapes and Colors, and Alphabet Letters/Review
For the first two weeks of August, older children will be learning all about the basic food groups, where food comes from, and how to make healthful food choices. After that, preschoolers will be getting artsy as they explore shapes and colors using materials like blocks, paint, play dough, and colored water—and they'll even take their knowledge outdoors with scavenger hunts for colors and shapes! Their older friends in Pre-K and Transitional Kindergarten will be getting up close and personal with the alphabet as they learn uppercase and lowercase letters, the sounds the letters make, and how those sounds can be combined to make words—all culminating with the creation of a classroom alphabet book.
It's not too late to join us! Summer is almost over. Time for new friends and new learning. Now is the perfect time to attend a KinderCare Open House. You'll be able to see what a day at our center is like, meet other parents, and see the fun our students are having. We'll answer all your questions and tell you about our teaching philosophy. And you'll experience learning and laughter happening in a caring, loving environment.
It's not too late to join us! Summer is almost over. Time for new friends and new learning. Now is the perfect time to attend a KinderCare Open House. You'll be able to see what a day at our center is like, meet other parents, and see the fun our students are having. We'll answer all your questions and tell you about our teaching philosophy. And you'll experience learning and laughter happening in a caring, loving environment.
It's not too late to join us! Summer is almost over. Time for new friends and new learning. Now is the perfect time to attend a KinderCare Open House. You'll be able to see what a day at our center is like, meet other parents, and see the fun our students are having. We'll answer all your questions and tell you about our teaching philosophy. And you'll experience learning and laughter happening in a caring, loving environment.
It's not too late to join us! Summer is almost over. Time for new friends and new learning. Now is the perfect time to attend a KinderCare Open House. You'll be able to see what a day at our center is like, meet other parents, and see the fun our students are having. We'll answer all your questions and tell you about our teaching philosophy. And you'll experience learning and laughter happening in a caring, loving environment.
It's not too late to join us! Summer is almost over. Time for new friends and new learning. Now is the perfect time to attend a KinderCare Open House. You'll be able to see what a day at our center is like, meet other parents, and see the fun our students are having. We'll answer all your questions and tell you about our teaching philosophy. And you'll experience learning and laughter happening in a caring, loving environment.
About Our CenterEarly Foundations® Transitional Kindergarten is an enhanced learning program during which children work collaboratively while building a strong foundation for kindergarten and beyond. The program is designed to meet the needs of children who have completed or mastered prekindergarten but did not meet the cutoff date for kindergarten. Enhanced whole-group activities and project related learning activities help engage children in key competency areas such as critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity.
Awards and Recognition
Early Childhood Educator Award for Ms. Janet
Parent Aware 4 Star Rating
Special Features
- Year-round programs
- Healthy, well-balanced breakfast, lunch and snack served
Languages Spoken at Our Center
- Mandarin
- Spanish
Meals & Menus
Meals Served
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- PM Snack
Additional Menu Options
- Gluten free
- Vegetarian
- Special diets
Center Menu
Holidays Observed
New Years Day
Presidents Day
Memorial Day
Independance Day
Labor Day
Columbus Day
Thanksgiving Day
Day after Thanksgiving
Christmas Day
Health and Safety
Your child's health and safety is our priority! All of our teachers are First Aid and CPR certified. In addition,all staff are trained in Sudden Unexpected Infant Death and Abusive Head Trauma. We have a Health and Safety Coordinator on site who conducts monthly fire and disaster drills and daily checks of the center, playground and equipment. We are visited monthly by a Public Health Nurse who reviews our policy and procedures. Our center has a secured entrance and our playground is fenced in.
At KinderCare, what families say about us means a lot. Read below some of the great experiences our families have had with us.
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Our staff would like to welcome you to visit our center. The staff takes pride in keeping up to date with the latest trends in Early Childhood Education. Ongoing training is offered to the staff during the year at the center and though the various training opportunities in the community.
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Slime world would be a world that you can go to with a slime portal. It consists of slimes, and slimes, and more slimes, eventually leading to slimes. I will explain more later, but first, how do you gett there?
The cyslime is a boss summoned by an item called the "Slime Summoner", which looks like a strange clockwork contraption with a picture of a green slime on the side of it. That summons the boss called the Cyslime, a rust coloured slime with a mechanical skull in the middle of it. Teh attacks!
Jumps: Every time the cyslime lands on the ground, it spawns two probe slmes. Probe slimes stay in one place, and if you get too close to them, or you kill them, they explode like grenades. The Cyslime can absorb these slimes to gain back some health, and the cyslime is uneffected by their blasts.
Eyes: The mechanical skull inside it does also have eyes, and both the eyes do different things. One shoots a lazor (a continuous lazor, not like the one that the WoF fires) and the other shoots a slime cannon. Every time the slime cannon hits the ground, a random slime pops out. This could be any slime EXCEPT the king slime, as that would be too hectic.
Second Phase: The second phase makes it have no slime body anymore and is now just the skull that was in the middle. The eyes are the only things covered in slime, and this time they both shoot lazors. The skull flies around drooling slime that acts like the slime cannon when it hits the ground.
Third Phase: The third phase only has the two slime covered mechanical eyes, turning the fight yet again more slime based. The two eyes circle around the player, and can either try and ram into him/her, or shoot lazors at him/her. Every time they take 20 damage (doesn't have to be in one shot) they drop a random slime. Their health is shared, so that when one dies the other dies too.
The two eyes drop two "Portal Halves". When these are combined at a mythril anvil or higher, they make an item called the "Goo Active". When used, it creates a slime portal in front of the character (the Goo Active can only be used once) and that portal leads to the slime world!
In the slime world, dirt is replaced with mud and all grass is replaced with Goo Grass, which you can get the seeds for by mining them. There are slime corrupt zones, and hallows, but they do not spread, and the max number of them are one. Rather than that, the slime world consists of millions of new enemies, some NPCs, and some bosses (three, not including the mechanical slime, because you defeat that to get to the slime world, you dont have to face him in the slime world)! Now... As I like to start out with the most simple, here are the NPCs:
The Gel Guide NPC looks like he's a gel man (monster that is explained later) except with archeologist-like clothing. He acts as the guide for the slime world, telling you not-so-obvious advice, usually having to do something with the world. He can also help with crafting, just like the regular guide. Another trait like the regular guide, he spawns right when the world is created.
Looking like a gel man, the gel merchant wears the clothing of the regular merchant, and sells you everything related to slimes (including the slime summoner, which summons the mechanical slime, but no, this is not the only way to get that item), even slime cages! You must have at least 5 platinum coins before the gel merchant arrives at your house in the gel world.
As the name would suggest, he looks like a regular slime with a crown on his head, and as such, he has to hop everywhere. Strangely enough, he sells ORES! You must have at least a Goo Gold (Ore) Pickaxe and a Crown (can be the slime world version of the crown made out of Goo Gold, but doesn't have to be) before he comes to your house. Now, onto all the enemies!
Brain slimes take the place of zombies, and as such are green and only spawn at night. They have giant brains in the middle of them, and instead of knocking down your door, they pick up the blocks below them and shoot them as projectiles. This attack is able to burst down your door, too.
Jellies look like giant white slimes with smaller black slimes in them and they fly around in the form of a demon eye. Once killed, they drop a smaller black slime which will attack you. This is called a pupil. Pupils are as big as pinkies and have as much health as pinkies. Heck, they ARE pinkies, except black and don't drop as much gold.
Black matter take the place of harpies. They look like giant black blobs with stars inside them. They move slowly, but they constantly shoot small stars at you (these stars do not go through blocks). They may drop stars upon death, which can be used as richotcheing weapons (tell me if I spelled that wrong please :P).
Bat replacements, except in slime form. Though they both have the same stats, a goo jungle version of them spawn called vine wings. Not much else to say.
Gel men look like people that are made out of slime. When you get them to half health, they lose their arms and try and kick you instead of punch. When they die, they don't actually die. Instead they lose their legs and try and shoot their head at you. If they miss and it lands on the ground, it will make another gel man. These guys can get annoying quick. "Ha! I killed it! Finally!... What's it doing? Ah! Run from the head! Phew, at least... oh god dang it..."
These rare enemies only spawn in the rock layer and look like missiles with slimes inside the windows. They come from the bottom of the screen and explode when they are in the middle of the screen. When they explode, they release two lava slimes and ten blocks of lava which shoot in random directions until they hit a block, but then they act as regular lava afterwards. Though it is hard to kill them before they explode, if you do, they drop a TON of platinum pieces!
These slimes take the replacement of regular jellyfish, except they look like blue slimes with bubbles around them and they may jump out of the water, popping the bubble and becoming regular blue slimes. There are three differentt types: The regular bubble bobbler that becomes a blue slime upon contact with air; the dark bobbler which becomes a black slime; the girly bobbler which only spawns in the goo ocean biome and becomes a pinky; and the rich bobbler which becomes a midas slime. They all drop slime gel if you kill them before they become their land slime version, except the rich bobbler, which drops the same stuff as a midas slime.
The midas slime is a gold slime that sparkles and is very rare. It only spawns in the rock layer in the slime world and sky islands in the regular world (after you have defeated the Cy-Slime, that is). Whatever they touch turns to gold ore, and though this sounds good, they can make a complete mess of your house! They drop a lot of gold coins, gold ingots, gold ore, gold brick and sometimes even gold tools!
The astro slime is a slime that only spawns in meteor biomes in the regular world after you have killed the Cy-Slime (meteors don't fall in the slime world). They act like regular slimes, and look like black slimes in astronaut helmets. The only difference is that when they touch you they have a 20% chance of teleporting you somewhere random in the world (they may even teleport you into the Underworld or the Slime world if you've made the portal already)! They drop random pieces of the astro suit, a set of vanity armour that look like astronaut clothes. If this has already been added to Terraria, please tell me!
Skullbullies look like skeletons covered in green slime. When they touch you, they may poison you, and if you get too far away from them, they will summon poison slimes. Rather than that they act just like regular skeletons, and they drop slimesticks which can be used to throw at enemies. They have a 50% chance of slowing the enemy down.
Poison slimes look like jungle slimes except with the biohazard symbol on them. They can either spawn in the goo underground jungle, goo corrupt zones, or by skullbullies.
Slipsnakes are the slime world version of worms. The only difference is that they can summon dirt slimes by shooting them from its head (and they are made out of brown slime, obviously). Ground slimes act like regular slimes except they are almost completely immune to knockback and they deal a lot of knockback to you. They look basically like brown slimes. Dirt slimes also drop rocks, which can be used as ammo for the slingshot (an item you can fing in chests in the slime world, acts exactly how you think it would).
Slopsnakes act exactly like slipsnakes except they are grey and summons probe slimes (see probe slimes under Cy-Slime at the top) and they look grey instead of brown. Every time you deal enough damage to it, in one part it will split in two. this is the exact same pattern as the Eater of Worlds, so more detail on the pattern when you look the Eater of Worlds up.
The slime world version of wyverns. They act exactly like wyverns, except they are in slime form, and they do the same thing as the Slopsnake (split into parts). They are only found in the goo hallow, and they also summon random members of the "fair" family of slimes.
Fairs take the place of pixies, and as such can only be found in the Hallow. They are the smallest of a group of slimes, they can shoot stars at you (like black matter) and they drop fairy dust instead of pixie dust. This can be used in many different slime world potions. But on another topic, here are all the others of the fair family:
FAIREST: Drops three fairers upon death.
FAIRER: Drops three fairish upon death.
FAIRISH: Drops three fairies upon death.
FAIRY: Drops two fairs upon death.
FAIR: You already read what these do, but note that ALL of the fair family can shoot stars and you can only tell the difference of them by their size.
Oh, I forgot to tell you what they look like! They look like neon yellow slimes with angel wings. As you notice by how they multiply, one fairest could result in 54 fairs! Yes, I did the math. And yet again: These buggers can get annoying.
A white slime that spawns in snow biomes in the regular world after you defeat the Cy-Slime (there are no goo snow biomes in the slime world. Every time they touch you, they have a 25% chance to slow you down.
Cobalt slimes are rare slimes that spawn in the slime world near Goblin Ore (the slime world's version of cobalt ore). Cobalt slimes look like blue slimes except they have a face: (-- --) <---That's their face. Upon death, they drop goblinoid goo, some cobalt ore and some goblin ore.
If you mix the goblinoid goo with 100 obsidian at a cobalt ore/goblin ore anvil ore higher, you get a goblinoid spawner. These spawn cobalt slimes when placed. This is a great way to farm for cobalt and goblin ore, but that is why they are very rare...
Other versions of the cobalt slime are the mythril slime which spawns next to dragon ore (slime world version of mythril) and the adamantite slime which spawns near boiling ore (slime world version of adamantite). You can also do the same things with these as you did with the cobalt slime: Craft the spawner!
I will add more later (as the slime world is huge, and I already have some ideas) but for right now, leave your comments and suggestions BELOW, and thanks for the read!


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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 16/6/2013 (1524 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
TORONTO -- It's getting late in the evening at a Scarborough recording studio, and Chantal Kreviazuk and Grammy-winning producer Boi-1da, a.k.a. Matthew Samuels, are duelling on their laptops with such cheery back-and-forth one-upmanship, they could be going head-to-head in a computer game.
But instead of games, they're playing beats. And there's no trash-talk filling the air, just elaborately adorned soundscapes. In fact, as the pair dance to each other's creations, they swap genuine words of encouragement.
"That's cray!" enthuses Kreviazuk after hearing an unclaimed beat that could end up with one of the many hip-hop heavyweights who have collaborated with the 26-year-old.
When one of Kreviazuk's diverse creations blares free -- Samuels mimes the sweet swing of a baseball slugger. A home run, he's certain.
And it certainly wouldn't be Kreviazuk's first time clearing the bases. The 39-year-old, a one-time Canadian pop superstar in her own right, has found a second act crafting soaring hits for others: Drake, Avril Lavigne, Gwen Stefani, Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood, Josh Groban, Hilary Duff and Mandy Moore among them.
She has songs on hold with Eminem and Kanye West. She has two prominent female household-name pop stars in a race to secure one of her tunes. She has a recent Top 10 hit to her name in the form of Pitbull and Christina Aguilera's Feel This Moment, and as a result of that song's feature placement among marketing for the NBA playoffs, she finally has a bit of cred with her three sons (whom she shares with rocker husband Raine Maida).
What she doesn't have is widespread credit for her creations among the general public. And the two-time Juno winner, whose solo career included multiple multi-platinum albums, has had to gradually come to terms with channelling her creativity into the charts in semi-anonymity.
"If I thought about that all the time, then that might really bother me," Kreviazuk said, perched in a chair in the well-appointed east Toronto studio.
"But you know what? I have a full, rich, complex life. And I'm happy and I'm challenged on so many levels, in and outside the music business and in and outside of my creative world.
"So you know, really, sure, do I want to scream from the mountaintops: 'Aiiee -- that's my song?' Well, my kids are in the house jumping and dancing to it when it comes on in the NBA, so I won. And that's all that matters to me -- is that I get to be a cool mom."
Kreviazuk takes obvious joy in her blossoming career, even if it's not the career she imagined for herself.
Sometimes, Kreviazuk might spend a week in a session with another producer or songwriter, trying to cook up ideas that could then be served up to any variety of artists. Sometimes, she'll write with a specific artist in mind, working on vague instructions on what they might be looking for.
In the case of Feel This Moment, Kreviazuk wrote the hook. She played the chorus's memorable chord progression on the piano and sometime-songwriting partner Nasri Atweh came up with the vocal melody. Next, someone in the room suggested nicking the keyboard riff from A-ha's Take On Me, and the blueprint for a hit cohered.
Almost immediately, the song was a smash for Pitbull and Aguilera.
For all Kreviazuk's success behind the scenes, the question remains: Why can't she sing and release any of these songs herself?
"A couple years ago, I was like: OK, this is a scary time in music. Nobody buys albums anymore. I'm not 'hip,' I'm not 'fresh off the whatever' anymore. What's my lane?"
She betrays no bitterness over the fact that a fickle industry would rather hear her songs filtered through other voices.
But she maintains her rightful pride in her versatile, vivacious voice, and she continues to hope for opportunities to have it heard. She relates a story about the making of Feel This Moment. Aguilera, for whatever reason, was not showing up to the studio to sing the song. Impatient, the powers-that-be began to discuss the possibility of having Kreviazuk sing it instead.
"And I guess they told her that, and she got in a car, she went over and she cut it," Kreviazuk says. "On the flip side, would the song have been a huge hit if Christina Aguilera hadn't sang it? Would they have picked it as the next single?
"We have to be realistic here, people. There's only one Christina Aguilera."
If Kreviazuk is a surrogate mother for the hit songs of other artists, her live shows are an opportunity for a welcome reunion.
Lately, Kreviazuk has opened her solo shows with an elegant interpretation of Feel This Moment. She finishes it in a hushed fashion quite alien from the South Beach cooler-spilling vibe of the original. Kreviazuk's version might not be punctuating LeBron James' dunks, but it packs a chilling jolt nonetheless.
"It's stunning," she says. "And that's my song! That gets to be my song for my whole life, because I get to go out and I get to play it for my audience.
"That is the best feeling in the world."
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| Founded in 1893 as a Land Grant University, Montana State University (MSU) is composed of eight academic colleges and a graduate school and boasts a friendly, supportive faculty and campus environment. Currently, the University hosts an enrollment of over 16,000 students, including approximately 2,000 graduate students. MSU is classified as one of 108 U.S. Research Universities (very high research activity) by the Carnegie Foundation. MSU is located in Bozeman, Montana, an extended community of about 70,000 nestled in the Rocky Mountains in Southwest Montana. In addition to providing access to an extraordinary ecosystem for teaching and research programs, Bozeman is renowned for year-round recreational and cultural opportunities to include access to world class ski areas, multiple blue ribbon trout streams and the Gallatin National Forest. The local airport is served by seven national airlines with over twenty flights a day to nine cities. Named an All American City, Bozeman boasts high-quality medical facilities, a very low crime rate, many fine restaurants, acclaimed public and private schools, a symphony orchestra and choir, an annual opera, and nationally known events such as the Sweet Pea Festival of the Arts held in early August of each year. Powder Magazine identified Bozeman, with "three distinctly different" major ski resorts within an hour's drive, as the number one place to live and ski in its November 2010 Magazine. Bizjournals.com ranked Bozeman #2 on the list of American Dreamtowns – small towns that offer the best quality of life without metropolitan hassles. The K-12 educational system, growing reputation of Montana State University, and pristine natural environment of the area combine to make Bozeman one of America's most desirable university towns. Bozeman is located in the beautiful Gallatin Valley, 90 miles north of Yellowstone National Park. The Department strives to maintain a rich and diverse faculty group, and women and underrepresented minorities are encouraged to apply.
The Extension Food and Nutrition Specialist, located within the Department of Health and Human Development, coordinates relevant and current information from a variety of sources to facilitate and deliver effective non-biased, researched-based food and nutrition programming in Montana. The Specialist develops appropriate Extension educational programs and resources; assists in their delivery and evaluation throughout the state; provides Extension Agent training; conducts research and publishes as required by departmental promotion and tenure guidelines, including research that addresses identified needs and emergent issues; prepares and manages grants; serves on university, state and national committees; and disseminates information to mass media related to food and nutrition topics. Program design should be responsive to changing state, county and national situations, and human needs and values. The Extension Food and Nutrition Specialist assists Montanans in evaluation options related to food and nutrition issues, including coordinating food preservation and food safety programming across the state. This specialist is expected to develop a research and extension program, secure extramural funding, and publish research results in appropriate refereed and peer reviewed journals and extension publications; conduct workshops, webinars and presentations to agents and other constituents throughout Montana; provide materials and education to extension agents, develops professional partnerships with field faculty, specialist, associate specialist, other faculty and stakeholders that advance the mission of Extension; conduct and interpret research related to food and nutrition; and collaborate with the MSU Extension SNAP and FNEP education programs. Serve to the betterment of Extension on university committees, state, regional, national and other activities that support Extension, department, college and communities. Participate in relevant state, regional, national and international professional activities. Maintain timely accountability through reporting to Extension, internal and external stakeholders, and funding partners; documenting outcomes, impacts and successes in Extension scholarship.
|Required: Doctoral degree with at least one degree in nutrition, food science, sustainable foods, or related area by the time of hire Strong record of academic achievement Ability to plan, organize, implement and evaluate educational programs Ability to develop scholarship in field of food and nutrition as indicated by grant contracts, publications and/or presentations Demonstrated knowledge and skills in the use of information technologies for dissemination of educational information and educational programming Demonstrated knowledge and skills to work with diverse audiences Preferred:
Extension or teaching experience Experience writing and managing grants and contracts Registered Dietician certification
The Successful Candidate will: Possess excellent human relation and written communication skills; be able to develop exemplary Extension, research and teaching programs; be able to work effectively with other faculty and staff members; have evidence of good judgment; possess flexibility and innovativeness in order to respond to the changing needs of people in Montana; be able to work harmoniously with youth and adults on an individual and group basis; and be able to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing. The successful candidate will also have a familiarity with multi-cultural and different socioeconomic audiences, an interest in working with people from diverse backgrounds, and have a commitment to the principles of diversity and to excellence in extension programming. Will possess, or be able to obtain, a Montana driver's license or have other means of reliable transportation.
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Bingo Players Full EDC Vegas 2014 Set in HD
Since moving from LA to its new home at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway just a few years ago, Electric Daisy Carnival has rapidly become one of the largest spectacles in the dance music world and a 'must' on any DJ's calendar. For three manic days, the world's most esteemed producers and DJs descend upon Sin City in a 'who's who' line up of electronic superstars from around the globe.
Taking to the stage on late Saturday night, Bingo Players notably separated from this huge pack of talent and delivered an enormous hour-long set of stunning originals and epic cuts that sent the packed crowd crazy. If you weren't one of the lucky ones in attendance, or if you were and just want to reminisce, the entirety of Maarten's set is now available on YouTube in full HD, and also yours to download via Bingo Players' Soundcloud after the jump.
With only a handful of acts granted permission to release their EDC sets in full HD, Bingo Players highlight in crystal clear quality how to hold a crowd of thousands captive, with a set bursting full of twists and turns. Coursing through a diverse and electric hour of Disclosure, Steve Aoki, Flosstradamus and hyped up versions of the originals, Maarten not only aligns himself as one of the best DJs on the scene but also as one of the most adept producers around right now. Kicking things off with the chart topping Rattle, through the rousing Out Of My Mind and in to the most recent Knock You Out, each production resonates with the originality and quality that any DJ would love to draw for in an enormous festival show.


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Sylas: Shore
on 12 October 2014
If you've never heard of Sylas, take note. The London-based duo's debut EP features none other than the legendary Brian Eno, who they collaborated with after a chance encounter. It's no wonder Eno got involved—we haven't stopped listening to "Shore" since it popped up on SoundCloud earlier this month. Solicitous vocals matched with harmonious layers of synth pull you into their melodiously moody rapture, like a womb you hope to never leave. Their EP Shore will be available on 24 November 2014 from Aesop.
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Manzanillo, Mexico trip
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Kamloops' Master Photographer Kent Wong is all about "helping people feel GOOD about themselves!" When he isn't pursuing the art of photography and even when he is, Kent takes plenty of side trips into promoting/selling Saladmaster cookware, being part of the Rotary Club of Kamloops Daybreak, lecturing/speaking, conducting business analyses, giving social dance lessons, doing charitable community volunteerism, kayaking, drumming, traveling, wokking and much more.
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I am happiest in the woods with a close friend, mountain climbing, singing, and organizing. I love to sit and talk for hours about love, life, and revolution. I am really not on the lookout for someone to pass the time with but folks to relish life with. I love people who are real and live up to their word. I am a loyal friend and a friend who will never leave a friend in a bad spot.
I am a professional organizer for the oldest and largest environmental organization in the world. I love what I do and I am good at it. I am also a singer, campaign manager, lover, fighter, dreamer, orator, loyal friend and lover.
I am the last thing a bad man sees before losing office, going to jail, or slipping on a bannana peel, I am the first thing a good person sees when in crisis.
I am looking for equals, intellectually, spiritually, professionally. If your life can be summed up with what you like to eat, drink, listen to, and watch? We probably won't get along very well. That is commendable but if that is all you want in your life besides a man? You won't like me. I am a very adventurous person who wants to spend my time exploring life. I have never had children but would like to be a meaningful part of a child's life.
If you want to have fun, If you want to have a full life, I f you want to talk under the stars and walk down trails by waterfalls, and dream of freedom? Let's connect.
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Merchant Credit Card Processing Best Practices
In spite of technological advances and other efforts, criminals are still finding ways to carry out fraudulent activity. Should they come your way, there are steps you can take to limit your risk.
We've outlined the basics to get you started, but also check out our whitepapers section for more best practices. And be sure to utilize the card brands (e.g. American Express®, Discover®, MasterCard® and Visa®) for reliable resources and the most up-to-date fraud prevention information.
In most POS situations, the cardholder, not the business owner, inserts the card into the terminal. Use the following best practices when accepting a chip card.
- Ask your customer to insert their card into a chip ready device and leave it in the device during the entire transaction.
- The chip card and terminal will determine if a PIN or signature is required for verification.
- If a PIN is required, the device prompts the customer to enter it. (When a PIN-based transaction is approved, the customer retrieves the chip card from the terminal. There is no opportunity for the business owner to examine the card.)
- If the transaction is PIN-verified, there is no need for a signature.
- If the customer does not know their PIN, ask for another form of payment.
- Print a copy of the transaction receipt for the customer.
- If the transaction is not PIN-based, the receipt will have a signature line for the customer to sign.
- Ask the customer for their card to compare signatures from the receipt and the back of the chip card. Do not accept an unsigned card.
If the POS terminal (or credit card terminal) cannot read the chip on the card, follow "fallback" acceptance procedures and swipe the card's magnetic stripe or key enter the data. Warning: swiping or key-entering a transaction increases the risk of accepting a counterfeit card because the chip information is not available. And, with the October 1, 2015 liability shift, liability for chip card-present fraud shifts to whoever is not using chip technology.
- Check the card security features to make sure that the card has not been altered.
- Swipe the stripe through the terminal in one direction only.
- Check the authorization response and take appropriate action.
- Get the cardholder's signature on the transaction receipt.
- Compare the name, account number, and signature on the card to those on the transaction receipt. They should match.
- Call or email the customer back verifying the order
- Include your phone number in the customer service field
If a card cannot be swiped, card account data must be entered into a POS terminal. Warning: key-entering a transaction increases the risk of accepting a counterfeit card because the magnetic stripe information is not available.
Use the following steps when key-entering a transaction:
- Check the POS terminal to ensure it is operating properly. If the terminal is OK and the problem appears to be with the card's magnetic stripe, continue to step 2.
- Match the account number. Verify the embossed account number on the front of the cards matches the number indent-printed on the back.
- Check the expiration date. Look at the "good thru" or "valid thru" date to be sure the card hasn't expired. If the card has a "valid from" date, be sure the card isn't being used before it is valid.
- Follow any prompts, including requests for entering the CVV. If the card does not have a legible CVV, consider asking for another method of payment.
- Check the signature on the card to ensure it matches the signature on the sales draft. Do not accept an unsigned card.
If you suspect fraud, immediately make a Code 10 call to your voice authorization center.
- Get an authorization.
- Ask for the card expiration date and include it in your authorization request. An invalid or missing expiration date can indicate the person on the other end does not have the actual card in hand.
- Use fraud detection tools like Address Verification Service (AVS) and Card Verification Value (CVV) as part of your authorization process.
- Be on the lookout for questionable transaction data or other signs indicating an "out of pattern" order.
- If you receive an authorization but still suspect fraud:
- Ask for additional information (e.g., request the financial institution name on the card).
- Contact the cardholder with any questions.
- Confirm the order separately by sending a note via the customer's billing address rather than the ship-to address.
Remember, an authorization is not a guarantee of payment. An authorization means funds are available and the card has not yet been reported as lost or stolen.
In all cases, if you suspect fraud, immediately make a Code 10 call to your voice authorization center.
For more tips and best practices for your merchant credit card processing program, we recommend these resources:
- Best Practices whitepapers
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- Understanding the basics
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- TSYS Payment PerspectivesSM Blog
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Houston Found Dead Beverly Hilton Hotel Day Before Grammy Cause Unknown
February 28, 2012 by staff
Houston Found Dead Beverly Hilton Hotel Day Before Grammy Cause Unknown, The cover of Whitney's Houston seventh and final studio album, "I Look At You." – On the evening of February 11, pop singer Whitney Houston was found dead in her bathtub in her Beverly Hilton Hotel room. The cause of death is still unknown.
The night before the Grammy's, Houston's body was discovered just hours before she was expected to attend a Pre-Grammy Gala.
The cause of Houston's death has not yet been released, but it is said to be released within two weeks, rather than the usual four. It is believed that she died because of a combination of Xanax and other prescription drugs mixed with alcohol. The toxicology results are needed before the coroner releases the official cause of death.
Houston has had problems with drugs before, checking into rehab in 2011. She has also admitted, in an Oprah Winfrey interview in 2009, to using marijuana laced with cocaine. Speculations of her drug use have been around since 2000.
Just a day after the death, Houston's daughter, Bobby Kristina Brown, was rushed to the hospital for stress and anxiety but was later released.
Her funeral was held at the New Hope Baptist Church, where Whitney grew up singing, on Saturday February 18, and was invitation only. After the funeral, Houston was buried in Fair View Cemetery in Westfield, N.J. He father, John Russell Houston Jr., was also buried there in 2003.
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Dr. Natalie Furgiuele MD Patient Reviews
- General Surgery Canonsburg, PA
Overall Rating
29 Patient Reviews
- Friendly Staff
- Promptness
- Wait Time 38.7 minutes
- Appropriate Followup
- Spends Time With Patients
- Bedside Manner
- Fair and Accurate Diagnosis
- Easy Appointments
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1.0 of 5
February 15th, 2016
I initially liked her. Both family and friends had recommended her. I felt a little rushed into surgery, but was happy to get rid of the cancer. Fast fwd a few months when I went to have reconstruction and was told afterwards that I had the worst muscle and tissue damage they every saw. I had hope to have my old size back, but will be a cup size or two smaller because of the damage. I would not recommend her. What I recommend...Don't feel rushed, take time and do what is right for you. At the time I just wanted the cancer out, wish I had read some of these reviews before I made my appointment with her.
1.0 of 5
December 7th, 2015
My Risk Assessment
I waited almost an hour and a half for a scheduled appt. to review my Myriad myRisk profile. Although the profile and subsequent tests came back negative Dr. Furgiuele insisted I have more tests. I truly feel that I was being led around by my insurance. (meaning I have good insurance...so I obviously need unnecessary testing, NOT!) I would not recommend Dr. Furgiuele to anyone.
5.0 of 5
September 11th, 2013
Excellent Dr., explained surgery very well, great bedside manner, answered all questions. Have highly recommended to family and friends.
5.0 of 5
October 11th, 2012
I found the doctor very knowledgeable and caring. Office staff was very helpful in scheduling testing. would recommend this physcian highly
5.0 of 5
July 9th, 2012
Very pleased with Dr. Furgiuele!
I was very pleased with Dr. Furgiuele and the treatment process for my breast cancer. Both my husband and I thought she was very professional and took the time to answer any questions we had. Even my visiting nurses and radiation nurses had high opinions of her. I called her cell number once on a weekend to ask a question and she returned my call very quickly.
5.0 of 5
May 23rd, 2012
I have been very satisfied with the care received from Dr. Furguiele over the last 10 to 12 years. My only complaint is the always long wait in her waiting room at an office visit. It's difficult as she only sees patients in my vicinity one day a week. That is very limiting.
2.3 of 5
January 24th, 2012
The Dr. was great. SHe was really concerned and explained everything in detail. I was more disappointed in her office staff as they are rude at times. I also was scheduled for an appointment while there office was in a transistion phase to a different location. I was not notified. The office was rude and claimed that she did via mail however I am still waiting for that letter. I had a procedure done and I'm anxious for my results.
1.0 of 5
April 15th, 2011
Breast excision.
Furgiuele insisted that I had breast cancer before I even had a biopsy and told me that I needed to have surgery right away. I ended up having a 5-6 inch incision & a large portion of my breast removed for what ended up being a small benign growth. I had post-op complications & called her as directed on the post-op instruction sheet. When I told her that my operative breast was hard & was almost twice the normal size, she told me that was normal. I went to the E.R. against her advise and was found to have a hematoma & infection. I endured unnesessary pain, suffering, multiple complications, & loss of work. This all could have been avoided by having a "core biopsy" which she refused to do. Instead she tortured and mutilated me. She was rude, condescending, abrupt, callous did not use sterile technique in her office when she took care of my open wound. I wrote her a letter & told her how upset I was with my horrible care & surgery outcome, but she never responded. It has been 5 years now, and I am still disfigured and have permanent scarring. I don't have the money for plastic surgery and I am so depressed. I can't believe that a doctor would to this to a patient.
1.0 of 5
March 24th, 2011
I did not feel a real comfort with the info given to me. Trust issue with off site surgery arrangements. Limo and private nurse to transfer patient to another site after being sedated for surgery was not acceptable to me.
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July 31st, 2017
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May 18th, 2017
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Baltimore Ravens' cornerback depth: Baltimore did not address its cornerback situation last week in the draft. The position remains one of the team's biggest question marks. The Ravens have cornerbacks. The problem is two of their top three players at the position, Lardarius Webb and Fabian Washington, are coming off major knee surgeries. Will either cornerback be ready for training camp? Will both be healthy enough to play in Week 1? Could they struggle with the injuries throughout the season? It's a process Baltimore has to continue to monitor and eventually decide if it's a worthy investment to sign a veteran. The draft was very deep at cornerback, particularly in the first three rounds. But the Ravens addressed other needs like defensive line, outside linebacker and tight end. According to most draft experts, Baltimore had one of the league's better drafts. But pass defense remains one of the few questions for this otherwise stacked team across the board.
Cincinnati Bengals' passing game: Conscious of its struggles throwing the football at the end of last season, Cincinnati put on the full-court press to improve in that area this offseason. It started with the acquisition of free-agent receiver Antonio Bryant to replace Laveranues Coles. Then the Bengals capped it off with drafting two highly-touted prospects in tight end Jermaine Gresham and receiver Jordan Shipley. Cincinnati quarterback Carson Palmer should be very happy. He has struggled getting production in the middle of the field since the loss of receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh. Gresham and Shipley specialize in wreaking havoc over the middle and should open up the entire field for Palmer and No. 1 receiver Chad Ochocinco. In seven years, Palmer has never had a legitimate threat at tight end. But he does now.


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for what ever reason when my boss logs in to her computer some of her documents in her my documents folder show up on her desk top
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May 17, 2011 at 3:15 UTC
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Are they shortcuts or actual documents? Also, are roaming profiles or folder redirection turned on?
May 17, 2011 at 3:17 UTC
Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
check to see if she has multiple profiles if so merge into one and delete the rest
or have you dfs enabled may be pointing to wrong unreplicated server?
May 17, 2011 at 4:07 UTC
They are documents, and there is a roaming profile set up for this user
May 17, 2011 at 4:48 UTC
only one profile and dfs is disabled
May 18, 2011 at 3:28 UTC
Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
try exporting her profile and keep it somewhere safe then let her logon again in essance creating a new profile log on a few times is the same thing happening ?
Jun 13, 2011 at 4:40 UTC
Sorry it took so long to responed, will try when I get the chance.
This discussion has been inactive for over a year.
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Report | a year ago
I was lead to believe that the offer was for air con service and re gas - I only got re gas and they were adamant that no service was included. I disagree - the offer clearly stated service of the system was included.
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