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Agri-food chains are complex systems involving multiple multifaceted firms usually working together within specific industry sectors (e.g. grains, beef, wool, dairy) to satisfy an increasingly globalised market demand for high value food products. In so doing, the groupings of companies involved in an agri-food chain undertake activities that require multidimensional inter-organisational and cross organisational decision-making in the process of adding value to a raw commodity product through the production, manufacturing and distribution stages of the chain. Additional complexity is added by climate variability which impacts randomly and unpredictably on decision making in every component of the chain. The work outlined in this paper is a pilot investigation looking at a number of approaches to conceptualising and modelling an agri-food chain and its related decision making processes to better evaluate the impact and effects of that decision making and associated information flows across the components of the agri-food chains. The modelling approaches were (i) a multimedia model initially explored as an opportunity to visualise supply and value chain issues for educational purposes; (ii) an agent based model (ABM) using deterministic rules to architecturally synthesise a supply chain, and (iii) a baysian belief network (BBN) which we discuss as an approach for looking at the likelihood of certain decisions being made under certain scenarios.
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Not Good at Hiring? Don't Feel Bad! Neither was Google.
Google's name lately has become so synonymous with success (if success is measured by how much money you make) that when they speak, people shut up and listen. Recently Google's VP of People Operations discussed a few of their past hiring failures. As a proponent of video interviewing, part of his conversation really intrigued me.
"Years ago, we did a study to determine whether anyone at Google is particularly good at hiring. We looked at tens of thousands of interviews, and everyone who had done the interviews and what they scored the candidate, and how that person ultimately performed in their job. We found zero relationship. It's a complete random mess,…"
"Instead, what works well are structured behavioral interviews, where you have a consistent rubric for how you assess people, rather than having each interviewer just make stuff up."
Here we see Google the all powerful basically admitting they had gotten it wrong. Not only during the interview did the VP say that their notorious brain teaser questions were useless but also that their interviewing strategy was ineffective.
Two benefits of video interviewing come to mind when I read the article and one benefit I had not considered. First, Google's VP recognizes the power of using the structured interview to consistently assess each candidate. Virtual one-way video interviewing provides such a structure by asking each candidate applying for a particular role an identical set of questions. Not only does this reduce the random mess from interviewers making stuff up, structured questions reduce the risk for discrimination.
The second benefit which I had not considered is that your recorded interviews can be used as data to measure the success of your hiring practices. Evaluate the achievements of your current employees and compare their success to how you first evaluated their video interviews. Did your shining stars perform poorly in the interview (false negative)? Did some of your current duds nail the interview (false positive)? Are some of the questions you are asking not a predictive indicator of employee success? Can you tell if some managers, based on their rating of job candidates, are performing ineffectively when deciding on the best candidate to hire?
Recorded video interviewing, aside from the efficiency it provides, also supplies you with data you need to improve your future hiring cycles. Now I'm not rich and you don't have to shut up but I suggest you listen.
What the NBA Teaches Us About Acquiring and Training Top Talent
I have written and ranted much in the last six months about the alleged talent shortage in the U.S. workforce. I partly blame companies for not investing the money to train their current employees. You see, companies who complain about not being able to find talent are unwilling to spend the dollars to train their present employees to fill the roles for which they can find no one. They want instead for someone to meet every last qualification before bringing them into the fold, choosing to leave the position unfilled rather than spend money training an employee who might later depart and work for a competitor.
According to a survey of 494 adults conducted by Cornerstone OnDemand, only 35% of them said they had received training and development to better perform their role in the last six months. Can you imagine if 65% of the San Antonio Spurs had not received any training in the last six months? How many teams do you think they would beat? Sure, when the Denver Broncos drafted Peyton Manning they had a fully skilled quarterback capable of throwing TDs and winning games. This does not mean that special people, both doctors and coaches, weren't hired to continue rehabilitation on his neck and to ensure he understood how to execute Denver's style of offense. Everyone in professional sports receives training on an ongoing basis to keep their skills honed.
The Miami Heat, Boston Celtics and L.A. Lakers are organizations whose primary goal is to make money for their owners which are pretty much how things work at every organization. Now if the team does not perform well then customers, the fans, stop coming to see the team play. This in turns affects the owners' wallets. Very similarly if your corporate team doesn't play well, then your customers stop buying your product or service, which in turn affects the owners' wallets.
How do the major sports franchises ensure that fans keep watching their teams play? Well first they try to acquire the best talent, either through the draft or free agency, just as an organization might try to secure top talent by using a recruiter or search firm. When that talent joins they then pay that talent what they are worth (and at times even more than what they are worth). They also train the talent. Yes, they know that the talent might leave and play for another team in the future but they also understand that if their team doesn't practice and receive training right now to get better, they won't beat many of the other team organizations. They understand the importance of training and winning.
Sports franchises recognize talent as an investment in their future and are willing to train and pay top dollar to ensure their future stays bright.
Not every corporate organization can say as much.
Five Lessons for Success We Can Learn from Children
My life doesn't only revolve around hiring, video interviewing and recruiting. I also commit a lot of time to coaching. No, not coaching adults, coaching children. As the father of a seven year old and a five year old, I have spent the last four years managing t-ball teams to success. Yes, some of us more serious coaches privately keep score even in t-ball. In addition, I have for the last year and a half helped manage a class of five and six year olds at church, so I have a lot of experience dealing with children. Here are a few lessons we can learn from these miniature humans.
- They want to win perhaps more than adults – As of this post, my record over the last two years in t-ball is 26-1-1. My key to success? I ask the children before every game if they want to have fun. "Yes." they reply. I then ask, "Is it more fun to win or to lose?" "Win!" they shout. That's the secret. Let them know that winning is important! Early on I had my failures, too. In my first stint at coaching I learned that every child wants to win whether they are playing Candy Land, a video game, or tag. Their desire to win is so primal and fierce at times that we've convinced them that winning isn't important so as not to hurt their little hearts when they lose. Telling them there are no winners and losers, while designed to get them to solely appreciate game play, gives them no motivation to try harder and get better. Children's joy comes from winning the game more than playing it. Sure many kids need to suck it up when they lose but how many of us adults need to be a little less content when we finish third or fourth?
- They know the squeaky wheel does get the grease – Not all children are the same. Some ask politely for the things they want and when turned down, they accept your logic for denying their request and proceed quietly about their business. Those are the children we respect. Then there are children who will not take "no" for an answer. They plead, beg and argue until you finally give into their demands simply because you don't want to listen to them further. You don't love them for it and they realize you are annoyed but to them getting what they want far outweighs your opinion of them. Though their selfishness needs some work, not worrying about what others think of them is a quality that helps them succeed. Fear of criticism does not hold them back as it does many adults.
- They forget the past and don't worry about the future – Children make mistakes but most do not dwell on them for days or even weeks as adults do. They are blessed with short memories. By not allowing past mistakes to spoil their present self-confidence, children are often willing to take more chances. Additionally children live in the moment and don't worry about the troubles of tomorrow that could rob their present day of its joy.
- Children keep on trucking – Similar to number three, children have the ability to get back up after falling and move on. They don't let broken arms, runny noses or sore throats stop them. They don't fill themselves with the "woe is me" attitude that so often plagues adults after years of being beaten down by life. Have you ever remarked while watching a child run across a room, "Boy I wish I had their energy?" Energy lands jobs. Energy gets business deals closed. Energy gets the worm! Adults slow down and most of the time this results from a mental influence rather than a physical one. Ignore your traffic ticket. Forget about the dinner with your in-laws! Stand up, brush yourself off, and attack life with the energy you wish you had!
- Children have friends – Do you remember when you had so many friends you couldn't choose who to invite over to play? As life takes over, adult friends take a back seat to work and other responsibilities. Unbeknownst to us, with each friend that falls by the wayside, our opportunities and our energy dissipate a little more. Why do children have enthusiasm? Why do children want to win? Why do children brush themselves off and keep on keeping on? Because they have friends who motivate them to win, make them laugh, encourage them and open doors for them. Friends introduce you to new opportunities. Friends help land you jobs. Friends pick you up when you are down. Find your friends again and you will find your spirit to stand tall.
Thanks for your ear. I'm off to line the field for one of my two remaining t-ball games. I hope I didn't jinx myself by stating my record. Just remember, you can find inspiration even in children and once again rekindle your competitive spirit.


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This is something that for me would make sense implemented on Xenforo that right now requires a php file edit that i need to apply every update.
That is simply, on the RSS Feeder we can set one option on the feed that the author of the feed will be synced with one forum account username. Meaning if feed author is test123 it will be posted on the forum under user test123 instead of guest.
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Only 3 noticeable ones. One from below my left ear down the side of my neck. One on the right side of my shoulder and a little one about 2 inches away from my right wrist10|10|0
Do emotional scars count? ;_;
Lol thanks for MH :)
Your welcome. And I feel you comment. It is real
Only 3 noticeable ones. One from below my left ear down the side of my neck. One on the right side of my shoulder and a little one about 2 inches away from my right wrist
Have an opinion?
On my face they are called zits!
I don't think so, no.
A few yes, two are from the summer being up North & my families cottage. One was from slipping on out Raft & having part of my leg cut pretty deep from a screw sticking out & the other was from parts of my hand being rubbed off from tubing (happens every year). I'm surprised a major one has faded because my foot was burned from a motorcycle when I was 3 & it bubbled.
I do. Slight discoloration on my thighs from a burn. One on my finger from cutting it. One near my elbow from when my arm got on the vending machine.
Tooooo many lol I was playing roughly with guys in my childhood
Yes I do have one scar on my left hand. And other scars that are not visible (internal)
I have a lot of scars, because I scar easily. Even shallow cuts leave scars on my body.
A lot on my legs. Two noticeable one from childhood where a nail sticking out from a chair dragged through my skin and another from this year when i fell in heels, smh wasn't even drunk. lol
I probably have more than everyone else here. If ther's something I really don't like about myself is my skin.
@SteamBuns oh?
@SteamBuns it's fine lol
I have one right underneath my lip. When I was little I was baking some cookies, & when they got out of the oven I leaned over to smell them. My bottom lip touched the pan.
one on my elbow and one on my knee that i got when i tripped over my friend while we were racing each other
Yea i do many
Yep, a few small ones
Yes, and plenty of em.
Yes, I do, but nothing that big.
Yes, in my heart.
On my left knee where I had to get stitches I've got a glossy skin colored scar. I like it :)
I've also got a rather unique scar which isn't really a scar, but I wanna count it as one anyways. It's a dimple at my jawline due to surgery.
Not yet 😁😁 still soft 😁😂😂
Yes you are
I have many many scars on my body
When I was really young I always got some warts on my back (1-3 not tons) and one on the bottom of my foot. I always hated them and my mom brought me to a dermatologist at the age of 8 so he can get rid of it because it started to hurt. One of the options was to scoop it off with a serrated spoon but hell naw. So the other option was to use a type of acid and burn it off. So for 2 week I had a bandage on my back to burn off my one wart. It hurt sooo bad but now I have a hole in my shoulder because of it. And when people ask what it is, I tell them I was born with it because it's just too long and gross to tell them what happened.
Yes 😢😥😥
of course, does anyone over the age of 10 not have any?
A thin diagonal one on the side of the first knuckle of my left index finger, which I got from slipping with the knife while cutting a carrot. I was doing it improperly and with insufficient caution because I was tired and wasn't thinking clearly. I used to have two small roughly circular ones on my right knee from one time when I slipped on ice and fell on rocky ground, but those seem to have faded away somehow. I also have three tiny, white, raised, vertical ones on the inside of my right wrist. Those have been there for as long as I can remember, and no one has an explanation.
Yes I do. Several
Only the mental kind!
one, on my knee
because when i was little i fell and scraped it
it happened so fast when i looked at it.. blood wasn't even coming out yet it was a huge white circle about the size of an eye
i screamed
i thought my bone was showing. i kept screaming for my dad loud he ran outside thinking someone was trying to hurt me or something... it didn't evn hurt though i was just scared my bone was showing
Got one in between my toes from a drill that went right through my foot. Got another on my eye from falling against a broken soap stand.
Lots... Some on my head... Some on my toes
Yeah, one on my chest from a mole removal and one on my cheekbone from a nine iron. And a few other small ones that aren't worth mentioning.
everyone has scars unless you live like bubble boy wrapped in bubble wrap
5 in total each have a kick ass story.
I have lots of scars, nearly all from accidents, a few from surgery.
Yeah but all so old that I don't even know the story
Too many to count, my biggest ones are a knife cut to my thumb, a sword cut to my hand, a set of burns on my back and shoulders from an iron, a surgery scar on the back of my head from a cancer scare, a design branded into my upper right arm, a cut on my knuckles from a set of braces, a stab wound on my thigh, a dog bite on my left calf, to name a few.
Yes I have them
only some very small ones you can't really see without telling you
Yes a tiny one above my right eye. I hit some kind of edge as a kid.
One near my elbow and no idea how I got it. Sorta looks badass tho xD
yup from a surgery and from my younger days
yeah, near of my left eye :)
Three in one year... all from my mom house too.
On my right foot theirs a very noticeable scar from when I cut my foot really bad on something, it took forever to heal and the scar is there to this day.
They heal.
one on my thumb, i really shouldn't have been messing with knives.
I have 1 on my knee
Cigarette burns from step father. Number of little scars on left arm from self-harm and one thicker scar running from halfway between my elbow and wrist down to my wrist from a suicide attempt.
Yeah way too many to count
Quite a few. I've got two or three scars on each eyebrow from getting punched and once getting my face rammed into a wall. A scar on my chin from getting my face smashed into the concrete. A scar on my forehead, don't remember how it happened, and one right between my eyes on the upper part of my nose where it meets the forehead, where some kid shoved a pointy stick, hard, right between my eyes. Yeah, he was aiming for my eye.
And I've got around 250-500 or so self-inflicted scars along my left arm and right leg as a result of adapting to a shitty life and a shitty environment and seeing a lot of fucking bad things happen. At a certain point, it feels better than your normal state. Distracting. And it can also be pretty euphoric. Unless you sever an artery and start spurting blood everywhere, in which case it's terrifying. And the sight of your own blood can be soothing, within your control. Well. Say what you want. But no. I'm definitely not a pussy.
I have one on my knee but it's hardly noticeable. I also have a few on my arm when i was in a fight lol, i got stabbed in the arm with a pen.
A few good ones with a few good stories.


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- 1 1⁄4 lbs chicken cutlets (approx 4 or 625g)
- 1 fresh pineapple, prepared and cut into 24 cubes or 24 canned pineapple chunks
- 1 teaspoon orange rind, grated
- 2 tablespoons fresh orange juice
- 2 teaspoons fresh ginger, minced
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice, fresh squeezed
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons mild curry paste
- 1 teaspoon honey
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- In a bowl whisk together all the marinade ingredients above; set aside.
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- Add chicken to marinade, toss well; cover bowl and refrigerate at least 2 hours.
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I spent a few hours this week mucking around in the Wollondilly River, one of the main sources of Sydney's water supply. You needn't worry. I didn't do anything that might interfere with your next sparkling glass of Sydney Tap.
The river is a little more than two hours' drive from Sydney, down the rough dirt road that goes from Mittagong to the beautiful Wombeyan Caves. It's a spectacular spot. The river is wide and warm. It flows towards Sydney at a languid rate. Rocky hills rise steeply on both sides, framing the scene. The sky is so blue it hurts your eyes.
And there's no one there.
Well, there's virtually no one there. I spotted two families camping a little further upstream, and there was a bloke downstream mucking around with a canoe. That was it.
This, I'll say it again, is two hours from Sydney.
You can have the same strangely solitary experience on almost any bushwalking track on the Australian east coast. It will be an easy path, close to a big town. It will be school holidays. The track will be well maintained, the scenery breathtaking. And there will be no one there.
OK, no one but a gnarled couple in their 80s, who'll greet you halfway around with a "How's it going? Beautiful isn't it?", and two Danish backpackers, agog at their first sight of an Australian forest. But, most of the time, no one.
Australians have never made use of their nature in the way people do in some other countries. In the Lake District in England you can hardly move for people throwing themselves up the nearest mountain, and it's been like that for generations.
Maybe we haven't had the need. One of the glories of Australian suburbia – at least in the past – was the way nature insinuated itself into the city. Fingers of bush reached deeply into the 'burbs. There'd even be a creek tumbling along at the bottom of a backyard, the Hills Hoist and manicured lawn only metres from the swirl of water, rocks and tadpoles.
It was common, also, to have a relative who was still on the land. A family holiday would involve a trip to Tamworth or Wagga or Dubbo. There would be a chance for a city kid to inhale the smell of the Australian bush – a eucalypt forest after rain, the calming lanolin fug of a shearing shed, the oddly attractive smell of a whole dairy full of cow poo.
Often, for urban Australians, this became a moment treasured for a lifetime. In his recent memoir, the journalist Greg Sheridan talks about his teenage visits to a farm near Cooma, the experience so intense his prose crackles and burns with the memory. In a book full of dramatic turns, Sheridan's occasional visits to the farm owned by his dad's cousin form his sense of self.
Much of this automatic exposure to nature has disappeared. The steady depopulation of the bush – beginning as far back as 1920 – has robbed most urban Australians of that uncle and aunt out of the city. Urban consolidation, good in some ways, has seen the creeks repossessed and the fingers of bush cut off with chainsaws.
In the US, it has gone further and faster. The US writer Richard Louv argues that most Americans now have almost no connection with nature, a revolution compared to just a generation ago. He has even come up with a term to describe the myriad effects of that alienation, from rising anxiety to low self-esteem. He calls it Nature Deficit Disorder.
The theory sounds wacky, until you consider the way nature provides such a perfect antidote to the particular challenges of our time.
Consider, for example, social media. With its help, we create worlds at which we are the centre – surrounded by people who share the same peer group and ideas. Whether we are being bullied or celebrated, it's all about us. We are the centre of the story in a way that's nearly always unhealthy.
Nature, if we have access to it, puts us straight. We find ourselves, in an enormously pleasing way, to be quite small in the measure of things.
Our achievements, yes, are small. But so are our failures. The universe doesn't care so much about anything we do. Neither do other people, even when we feel we are either their victims or heroes: they are merely enacting their own battles, in which we are collateral damage.
Which brings us back to the river – broad, strong and oblivious to the presence of this middle-aged human being, bobbing up and down in his Speedos.
I look towards Goulburn. Even though the river has cliffs on either side, you can see south for some distance.
Louv, in his book, mentions a spike in short-sightedness, recorded among young people throughout the developed world. The most likely explanation: when growing up, it's important to occasionally focus on a far horizon. It's the thing that trains the muscles of the eye.
And many, maybe most, young people, bought up in places like China, Australia and the US, have hardly ever seen a far horizon.
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Obituary: Anderson, Robert R. "Bob"
Wed., Feb. 19, 2014
Age 88
(Nickerson) Anderson.
Went to be with the Lord on February 6, 2014, at his home with his children present.
Attended J.J. Browne School and North Central H.S.
Joined the US Navy in Aug. 1943.
Trained at Farragut and served as a gunner aboard Liberty ships that took him around the world during WWII.
He received an honorable discharge in December 1945.
In early 1946, while attending trade school, Bob met Vernita.
They married November 1947 and were married for 50 years.
Vernita passed away in May, 1998.
They had five children.
He retired from Prudential Distributors after working in the electronics industry his whole career.
During that time Bob played fast pitch softball for many years, mostly with the Maxwell House Tavern team.
In 1983, he was inducted into the Inland Empire Softball Hall of Fame.
In 2013 he was honored with the 50's Team of the Decade - Rainier.
Also, he played for the Spokane Old-timers with the original teams to play snowshoe softball at Priest Lake.
Dad had a lifelong love of music, playing piano, guitar, mandolin, and even some banjo, mostly at family functions and fiddle contests.
He enjoyed several trips to the National Old-time Fiddlers Contest in Weiser, ID.
Another pastime he enjoyed was dancing at the Eagles, VFW and DAV, where he met his sweetheart of 13 years, Marjorie Luiten.
Bob and Marge shared their companionship, family, friends, two cockatiels, and special dog, Prince.
Preceded in death by his parents, wife Vernita, brother Bill, five sisters, Marcella, Irene, Velva Gay, Lois and Joanne, an infant daughter Violet, a granddaughter Robin, and daughter-in-law Lisa.
Survived by one sister, Marjorie Shaw of Newport, WA, children Rodney (Diane), Darlene (Brent) Kimball, Tammy (Mark) Breithaupt, Tim (Kathy), Sheri (Dean) Bickelhaupt; 11 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
Thanks to Horizon Hospice especially Ray and Jeff.
A memorial service will be held Saturday, February 22, 2014 at 1PM at the Sunset Chapel, Fairmount Memorial Park, 5200 W. Wellesley.
Reception to follow at the Knights of Columbus.
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The country was collectively shocked when people found out that former presidential candidate Mitt Romney was being considered for Secretary of State under the Trump administration. Long time Trump supporters such as Newt Gingrich, Mike Huckabee, Laura Ingraham, and Roger Stone have all warned against doing so.
During the election Romney advocated for the #NeverTrump movement trying to find a way to a brokered convention. He appeared on talk shows and all over the media to denounce him calling him nothing more than a con man. Now people are upset after Vice President Elect Mike Pence said he is under serious consideration for the job of Secretary of State.
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#NeverMitt This guys such an establishment Neocon puppet…you can practically see the strings! pic.twitter.com/B3iPsPCqCF
— Dr. Shackleford Ph.D (@mattkola1776) November 21, 2016
Video: Huckabee, "Giving Romney a job in the Trump ADMIN would be an insult to voters."https://t.co/a44gp3u6ca
— Amy Moreno (@VivaLaAmes2) November 19, 2016
Can't wait until @MittRomney is fully out of the picture @realDonaldTrump.
His traitor face makes me vomit. #NeverMitt #NeverForget pic.twitter.com/ptDeUswfkT
— DefendingtheUSA (@DefendingtheUSA) November 22, 2016
Count me as #NeverRomney
— Roger Stone (@RogerJStoneJr) November 20, 2016
Here are some reactions on comments via Facebook,
The overwhelming opinion is that Rudy Giuliani is a better chose for Secretary of State than Mitt Romney would be. Seems that people are pretty hung up on Romney's denouncement of Trump during the campaign.
Newt Gingrich seems to favor Rudy Giuliani over Mitt Romney for secretary of state https://t.co/nLmmnQu66Z pic.twitter.com/Ox8Cjfjg8f
— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) November 22, 2016
Either way, no matter how you feel about it, the fact that either men are sitting in the same room and even considering working with one another speaks volumes about their character. For Trump to consider Romney after the things he said and for Romney to consider working for him after all the derogatory things he said about Trump is big.
It indicates they are willing to move forward and do what is best for the country. If Romney truly feels in his heart the things he said about Trump to be true then it would be a big deal for him to accept a job from Trump. As John F. Kennedy once said, "ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country."
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Kaagaz Ke Phool (1959) may well be Indian cinema's most famous flop, but subsequent revisionist verdicts have anointed it a classic. In an essay for Kaagaz Ke Phool: The Original Screenplay, authors Dinesh Raheja and Jitendra Kothari deliberate on how the film's fate ironically reflects actor-director Guru Dutt's ever-evolving relationship with fame. An emotional tour de force, Kaagaz Ke Phool explores the pendulous swings in a film director's career and its impact on his relations with his lead actress, his wife and his daughter. His precipitous decline — his creativity suffers, his films flop and he is indifferently tossed aside by his parent studio — synthesises Dutt's observations on the evanescent nature of fame. Kaagaz Ke Phool proved eerily prescient for Guru Dutt, whose art obsessed him, fuelled him and felled him. Besides archiving the screenplay of this classic, this book also incorporates insightful interviews of Dutt's leading lady Waheeda Rehman, assistant director Shyam Kapoor, friend Dev Anand and brother-cum-colleague Devi Dutt. Iconic cinematographer V K Murthy reveals how he crafted the film's eloquent frames and the chiaroscurist lighting that have long fascinated cineastes. The films made under the aegis of Guru Dutt Films Pvt Ltd. are an ineluctable part of Hindi cinema's belle époque and this book is part of a compendium of books on three ageless classics — Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam, Chaudhvin Ka Chand and Kaagaz Ke Phool. DINESH RAHEJA has written on cinema for over 25 years. Raised on a staple diet of two films a week, Raheja is currently the Editor of Bollywood News Service. In his long and prolific career as a writer, he has worked as the Editor of Movie magazine (1988-1999), been a columnist for Sunday Mid-day, Channel Editor of India Today's online film section and written scripts for television. Raheja has also authored two books on cinema, The Hundred Luminaries of Hindi Cinema (1996) and Indian Cinema, The Bollywood Saga (2004). Recently, Raheja has started a weekly open discussion group called, 'Let's Talk Over Chai' that enables professionals from myriad spheres to exchange opinions on trenchantly topical issues and, of course, Raheja's first love, cinema. JITENDRA KOTHARI is a passionate film archivist and film historian. Currently the Deputy Editor of Bollywood News Service, Jitendra found journalism the perfect cauldron to merge related interests: literature, numbers, history and the movies. He has co-authored The Hundred Luminaries of Hindi Cinema and Indian Cinema, The Bollywood Saga with Raheja. Besides his long tenure as Deputy Editor of Moviemagazine, he has also scripted the BBC TV show Film India and worked on the film section of India Today online. Kothari's commitment to documenting cinema history was shaped from personal journals in which he has, for years, recorded his comments on classic movies as well as filmographies of numerous creative entities connected to the Hindi film world. Talking Points Screenplays are a new genre of publication Exclusive interviews with the cast and crew of the film Rare photographs from the film Extended analysis and commentary on the filmmaker's idiom Worldwide readership/market Screenplay fans, cinema buffs, directors, actors, film historians, artists, teachers and students of film studies, special edition collectors, libraries, museums, cultural and educational institutions, general trade readers.


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Cons: The service was poor at pick up and drop off. The was delivered dirty, inside and out. The car was delivered with less than a quarter tank of gas. The car had a terrible front end tire shake in the first ten miles. When I called the main number the only concern of the person had was the amount of gas it had if I exchanged it.
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Cons: Ultimately MY fault for not knowing, but I was unaware that USAA members received a 25% discount. Seeing that the location that I rented from was right next to a naval base, and I paid WITH a USAA debit card, it would've been nice if the agent brought it to my attention. I'm technically homeless & without a job, so every dollar counts! I was also unaware of the complimentary pick-up service (I overheard the agent talking about it on the phone). That would've been nice to know before my 5 mile walk to your location.


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Rimac, a Croatian company, has recently released a short video showcasing its facilities in the town of Sveta Nedelja. The video gives us an aerial view over the company's facilities which include vehicle assembly, showroom, design studio, and others. But what really caught our eye is the "secret OEM projects" building that appears in the last frame of the video.
It looks like Rimac is currently working on some secret projects and we're curious as to what they might be. But unfortunately, the company has not revealed any information regarding them yet. We don't even know when Rimac might unveil whatever it's working on to the public, but we hope that we'll be able to at least get a glimpse of it soon.
Rimac is best known for its Concept One electric car, which is one of the fastest electric cars on the market with a top speed of 221 mph. But the company has more to offer. Back in October, it introduced the GreypG12H electric bike that has a 150-mile range on a single charge. The company also wants to become a major supplier of full batteries and drivetrains to OEM manufacturers and is currently in the process of raising money to kick-start production.
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An independent planning commission charged with taking a birds-eye view of decisions across Sydney will make the city more liveable and affordable, Planning Minister Rob Stokes says.
The Greater Sydney Commission, led by an independent chair, will be guided by six council-nominated district commissioners as well as a new economic commissioner, social commissioner and environment commissioner.
The changes would help ease Sydney's affordability crisis by ensuring "an appropriate match-up of infrastructure and housing delivery", Mr Stokes told the Planning Institute of Australia's state conference on Tuesday.
"The commission will also be the sole decision-maker for both major and significant development assessments as well as ruling on rezoning proposals across Sydney," he said.
Mr Stokes said it represented a move away from planning decisions being made in Macquarie Street and gave them back to the community.
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Glenn Byres from the NSW division of the Property Council of Australia said the creation of the Greater Sydney Commission was long overdue.
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I assume you are actually receiving workers' compensation benefits at this time. If not, if you could add the status of your comp claim to the question, that would help. The Texas Workers' Compensation Act states an employer cannot retaliate against a worker for filing a workers' comp claim. However, a company may fire an employee for actions such as violating company policy even after an on the job injury or can replace an employee who is out on comp if there is a business need. I recommend you contact an employment law attorney in your area who can discuss the facts of your case and determine whether the company acted appropriately or whether you may have a retaliation claim. There may also be Family Medical Leave Act issues to be considered and the attorney can discuss that with you as well.Ask a similar question
If you are a Federal Employee who was injured on the job and are receiving compensation for lost wages and the weight of the medical evidence establishes that your restrictions are permanent and you will never be able to return to the job held at the time of the injury and your employer has no suitable light duty, termination may be appropriate. However, your compensation for lost wages will continue.
You can fight the termination through the MSPB or with a grievance through your union, but that is not always the wisest course of action. Sometimes it is better to allow the termination to go forward and to stay on OWCP time loss benefits.
If you have one or more dependents, the OWCP will pay 3/4 of the salary of the job held on the date of injury, the date disability began or the date of recurrence, whichever is greater. The compensation payments are tax free. Every March 1st CPIs are computed. There is no ceiling on the amount of time loss compensation you can receive and no time limit. Schedule awards can be paid in addition to time loss compensation but not concurrently. OWCP is not a retirement program and you are expected to return to work when you are able, but many injured Federal Workers receive time loss benefits indefinitely.
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If you were fired because you cannot physically do the job after being released by the doctor and did not follow doctor's orders, the answer is yes.
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Why do so many deals that look good on paper end up in tatters? Deal makers often treat the handshake or signed contract - getting to "yes" - as the final destination in their bargaining journey rather than the start of a cooperative venture.Even worse, most companies reward negotiators on the basis of the number and size of the deals they're signing, giving them no incentive to negotiate deals that actually work. In The Point of the Deal, Danny Ertel and Mark Gordon explain how to transition from a deal-maker mentality (focusing on making the agreement) to an implementation mind-set (ensuring the deal generates value for your company after the ink on the contract has dried). The authors show you how to:
Treat the deal as a means, not an end, by asking what you need from your counterpart over and above a "yes".
Consult stakeholders, determining whom you'll need to get to "yes" and beyond
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Air your concerns - in ways that still get you to "yes" and beyond
Help your counterparts avoid overcommitting - maximizing the likelihood they'll be able to deliver on their part of the bargain
Run past the finish line - by articulating how you'll get from "yes" to your final destination
With a wealth of examples from multiple industries, countries, and functions, the authors illustrate how their approach to instilling an implementation mind-set works in all kinds of familiar contexts for business deals - including mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, alliances, outsourcing arrangements, and customer and supplier relationships. The Point of the Deal not only offers crucial advice for individual negotiators and teams, it also enables managers to treat negotiation as a critical business process that drives real value for their organizations.
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Kilgore: I love the smell of napalm in the morning. You know, one time we had a hill bombed, for 12 hours. When it was all over, I walked up. We didn't find one of 'em, not one stinkin' dink body. The smell, you know that gasoline smell, the whole hill. Smelled like... victory. Someday this war's gonna end...Read the full article


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Store Bought Frosting Vs. Buttercream
Decorating By tova_213 Updated 7 Nov 2008 , 4:10am by CakeMommyTX
Ok I'm not sure if this sounds dumb but I was wondering if it matters if I use regular store bought frosting from the store vs the buttercream from here online. Im trying to make a 2 tiered fondant cake for the first time but am not sure if I can make it with regular frosting?? I need it by tomorrow so please help if you can!!
There is no comparision. The store bought frosting is so sticky and tacky-it is hard to work with. Homemade buttercream is easy to make and much, much better to work with.
The taste of butter cream in my opinion is much better. Butter cream would probably be less expensive then several containers of store bought frosting. As far as how it works with the fondant that I can't help you with I have only used butter cream.
If you have the time and ingrediants I would make the butter cream. It is easier to work with and will give you better results.
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William Aird Receives Investigator Award from AHA
William Aird Receives Investigator Award from AHA
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One of only 25 scientists to receive the AHA's prestigious award, which consists of a five-year $500,000 grant, Aird specialises in investigating endothelial cell heterogeneity, widely believed to play a critical role in both homeostasis and vascular disease states. Aird who is Associate Director of the Vascular Biology Research Center at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) will use the award in the continued investigations of the mechanisms that underlie differential gene expression within the endothelium and to gain a better understanding of how the endothelial cells lining the body's blood vessels are differentially regulated in space and time.
"Bill Aird's work has greatly advanced our thinking about the critical role of the endothelium to health and disease states," notes Jeffrey S. Flier, MD, BIDMC's Chief Academic Officer. "This well-deserved honour from the AHA further serves to demonstrate the fundamental importance of this area of research within the field of medicine."
A graduate of The University of Western Ontario Medical School, Aird completed residencies at St. Michael's Hospital and Toronto General Hospital, teaching hospitals of the University of Toronto. Before joining BIDMC in 1996, he held both clinical and research fellowships in medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital, and was a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Biology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is an Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center is a patient care, teaching and research affiliate of Harvard Medical School, and ranks third in National Institutes of Health funding among independent hospitals nationwide. BIDMC is clinically affiliated with the Joslin Diabetes Center and is a research partner of Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center.
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