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I'm in the middle of a bit of an adventure. Just over three weeks ago, I had a fall while getting out of a tub, and peeled off half my left eyebrow. Yes, ouch. My husband Bill was particularly not impressed by all the blood.
Having been through traumatic injuries before, I got out my handy homeopathic Arnica, put it into my drinking water, and snuck it incognito into the hospital with me. Our Canadian doctors have been trained to use the phrase "little sugar pills" as their analogy for any treatment they consider worthless. Their loss.
This is me looking unimpressed as Bill decided to document our arrival home, 4 hours, a local anesthetic, and 7 stitches later. However, I'm glad he took that photo now. One of my dear ND friends has chided me for not documenting the speed at which healing is possible when you support your body effectively.
While you could definitely argue that I could be a lot more effective in supporting my body (Bill would love it if I got more sleep), injuries bump up my efforts. And nervous system injuries are something I have experience with.
Starting in high school, I've experienced one repetitive strain injury after another in my upper body, usually resulting in numb, tingling, and painful shoulders, arms and hands. While I've been able to minimize this with homeopathic, hydrotherapy, physiotherapy, trauma-release, and manual therapy tricks I've learned, it's never really gone away….
In addition, I was in my early 30s before the Vagus nerve compression from when I was born was finally released, and I saw a real jump in digestive function.
And in my late 30's, after I'd pulled out enough heavy metals and other fat soluble toxins for my brain tissues to have more resilience, I undertook about 6 months of the Guéniot Brain Protocol – which is all homeopathic medicines – and acquired a short term memory.
Before the Guéniot protocol, if you gave me a list of things to do or steps to take, about half the time, I could complete the first step without coming back to ask – or figure out – what it was that needed doing. The other half, I couldn't even get through the first step without forgetting or confusing it with later steps.
One time in particular really stands out in my memory because of my shame and exasperation with myself.
My step-mother wanted something from the basement, and I said I'd go get it. However, the family had just moved, and the house was new to me. She gave me directions that had about six different stages to them. I'd complete one step, then go back upstairs to her and ask what came next.
Each time, I could get one step closer to the item she wanted.
Bless her forever for not getting impatient and saying something like "Get out of my way, it's easier for me to do it myself!"
But imagine having to live like that. My life was on paper: lists, and schedules, and little scribbled maps. Everything was so visual, and anytime I had to go somewhere new, I had to work so hard to familiarize myself with each step in the process of getting there. I couldn't grocery shop without a careful record of what had run out.
Doing the Guéniot Brain Protocol wasn't easy. It's like pushing the restart button on each key stage of brain development. And who on EARTH wants to go through the jagged emotions of puberty again?!! Or start craving pablum?
It was all worth it, though, the day I needed the files. Usually, I'd notice a file I needed at work, and grimly repeating the name of that file over and over in my mind (not under my breath, or especially not aloud if I could possibly help it), I would cross the room to the cabinet, and look for the file.
Half the time, something would distract me. I'd then have no clue what I needed from the filing cabinet. I'd return to my desk, desperately scrabble through what I'd been doing to figure out which file I'd needed, and then go try again. Some days, I'd have to make 4 or 5 trips to the cabinet for a single file. It's a good thing I could make up for that inefficiency by being faster in other ways!
But this one day, all that changed. I'm most of the way through the brain protocol, and yes, I've seen these little gains in cognitive function, but I'm in a place of really questioning whether it's worth the effort. So I'm at work, and realize that to get my next task done, I'm going to need five files.
I stand up. I walk over to the filing cabinet. I get those 5 files, return to my desk, sit down, and start getting them organized… and I come to a dead stop.
I crossed the room and got 5 files. Not one file, and not no file. Not forgetting and having to go back to first principles. Not drilling myself to remember. Not facing the self-criticism and frustration for having failed again. All five files. All at once.
Have you ever been gleeful about going grocery shopping? Me, every time I realize that I can figure out what I need without a list, there's this extra lift to the corners of my mouth, and extra bounce in my steps!
I knew even at the time that I hadn't done enough detoxing to get the best possible results from Dr. Guéniot's protocol. I knew that sometime, I'd want to come back and do it again. But that short-term memory win was more than enough for the moment, on a bunch of levels.
But what's really interesting to me right now is that this new brain injury, and all the support I'm giving myself (nutritionally, homeopathically, spiritually, and osteopathically) seems to be nudging me further towards nervous system health than my state before the injury.
Is it possible that the big bang which opened my face, gave me a spectacular Hallowe'en shiner, and left the sutures of my skull aching, my neck sounding like popcorn, my sleeping ability both heightened and compromised… Is it possible that shaking things up has allowed them to reach for a greater state of organization?
Certainly, bodies are like any other ecosystem. They are self-organizing, and there are various balance points where they stabilize. With a shock to the system that is initially destabilizing, perhaps the draw to the previous state of balance isn't as powerful.
I fell many times on my tailbone as a child of poor balance and coordination. Despite being on the other end of my nervous system and spinal cord from the impact, my tailbone started aching soon after I hit my head, and after 3 weeks of healing, is now feeling more comfortable for sitting than I can ever remember.
My left ear has always had chronic congestion and high wax production. Since the injury, this has been compounded. Yet it seems as though it's draining and clearing itself in a way not previously possible. Maybe I'll even see that ear reach full health!
After the fall, my shoulders and arms had a period of being much more aggravated, having more numbness and tingling and pain. It's been especially noticeable when this wakes me up at night. It may be too early to tell what's changing here, and how, but there are some sensations returning to my fingertips that I haven't felt since early high school.
And finally, I have been plagued by a perma-headache. It used to get much, much worse before my skull stopped growing. Before then, I would often have to put dripping, cold cloths on my head to take down the heat and pain and pressure in my head enough to sleep.
While it has been much less aggravating since my teens, my perma-headache is still there, a background, grinding, advancing or retreating ache that never goes away…
Except that since banging my head, it's been retreating more than I've ever experienced before.
So my curiosity now takes me to asking:
The endlessly questioning, systematizing, problem-solving, encyclopaedic part of my brain has sunk its teeth into a new avenue for investigation…
Maybe this is a good time to do another intensive detox, and see if I can't take Dr. Guéniot's protocol to the next height of brain health achievement.
If you have had similar experiences, or know of health scientists or research exploring this particular avenue of discovery, would you be willing to share them?
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Not many people have met him because Dan is 4 years older than me and we're often not near each other. As my older brother he's always been my measure for how far I can push myself to succeed or fail as a choice.
Dan turned 36 on Sunday so this birthday worship is late but it's part of my tard(t)y charm so I won't apologize for it. What did my brother do to celebrate the end of a craptastic year and the start of a new better and fresh year? He helped my Water Sister move out of her apartment.
That's the kind of man my brother is. He looks after everyone. Writing about Dan is hard because he's such an incredible influence on my life in ways that he doesn't know about.
- Dan is a spectacular father of 3 children soon to be 4. Oh the fun that he has with his children is constant and awe inspiring. When I see my brother with his family I want to COPY EVERYTHING HE DOES.
- Dan drove 6 hours to come to my graduation from McGill because everyone should have family at grad and ours lived in buttfuck nowhere 34 hours away.
- Dan is a consummate business man and diplomat. Everyone should have a conservative in their life that they care deeply for, it helps develop bi-partisan cooperation.
- Oh my god he's funny. He makes me laaaaaaaaaaugh my guts out.
- Dan experienced a lot of heart break this past year and wasn't afraid to talk about it. This is why he'll live to be a decrepit old man...unspoken sadness can kill you.
- He seeks out adventure and satisfaction in his life and led me by example. The adventure always fits into the boundaries set by the people and things important to him.
I started looking for pictures of my brother and finally found an old one that I stole from my mother. I'll be scanning and posting it tonight, while I was desperately searching for the picture and feeling terribly guilty I realized that I didn't get a camera until Dan moved out thus causing a drought of older brother pictures.
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A Synodal Gathering of the Church of the Genuine Orthodox Christians of Greece at the Port Authority of Piræus
Keynote Presentation on the Sunday of Orthodoxy: February 16/March 1, 2015 by His Grace, Bishop Klemes of Gardikion, Secretary of the Holy Synod
Ecumenism in the Homestretch and the Orthodox Witness of a Contemporary Saint and Confessor
Ἡ Τελικὴ Εὐθεῖα τοῦ Οἰκουμενισμοῦ καὶ ἡ Ὀρθόδοξη Μαρτυρία Συγχρόνου Ὁμολογητοῦ Ἁγίου
St. John of Kronstadt Orthodox Church began as a mission parish in the year 2000, in a home chapel in Palm Coast, FL – a small town on Florida's northeast coast located between St. Augustine and Daytona Beach. After two years, it became necessary to have services in area community centers, rented for Sundays and other Holy Days. Read more...
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The novella and eight short stories that constitute Year of the Elephant--an allusion to a battle described in the Qur'an--serve as an eloquent representation of life in the wake of Morocco's successful struggle for independence from French occupation. In the titular novella the protagonist, Zahra, has just returned to her hometown after being divorced by her husband for being too traditional and unable to keep up with his modern way of life. Having devoted herself, alongside her husband, to the creation of an independent Morocco, she had expected to share the fruits of independence with him, but instead she finds herself cast out into a strange world. As Zahra struggles to find a place for herself in this new Morocco, her efforts reflect Moroccan society's attempt as a whole to chart a path in the conflict between tradition and modernism. When published in English in 1989, Year of the Elephant was the first novel by a Moroccan woman to be translated from Arabic into English. In the years since, it has become popular with readers for the unique picture it provides of Moroccan life and North African Islamic culture. This revised edition includes an introduction, which looks at the impact of the English translation since its original publication, and a study guide.


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Two Related Crashes in Boone County Kill Two PeoplePosted on Oct 26, 2009
According to police, the first Boone County car accident took place at approximately 11:15 AM in the eastbound lane of I-275 at the 4 mile marker, near the Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport.
William Bolton, 67, was driving a heavy duty pick-up truck when his vehicle lost control and veered off the roadway injuring the man. He was transported by Air Care to University Hospital where he is reported as suffering life-threatening injuries. Police have not determined why Bolton lost control of his truck.
Police were called to another wreck about 20 minutes later. A sport utility vehicle (SUV) occupied by Sam Roberts, 25, and Brittany Holtzman, 22, veered off the road way and reportedly flipped two and a half times. Roberts and Holtzman died at the scene when they both were ejected from the SUV. The second accident happened in the westbound lane of I-274 near the 4.6 mile marker, west of the airport exit.
According to police, the driver of the SUV became distracted and did not realize that traffic slowed down due to the first wreck. They lost control and veered off the interstate in an attempt to avoid the cars in front of them.
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Robotic Love
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Different than the usual
I really like this! All the synths are great, The only things i would change are turn down the kick just a tiny bit and the delay on the voice sometimes gets in the way a little bit, very minor problems haha but it would be pretty perfect with that changed ;D
I would totally agree with both of the observations!! Thanks for the review also!!
Unknown Species
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Its very good! The only thing that i would change is that the lead synth is a little bit screachy Mabey just a tiny bit of filter would be better, but you dont need too its great right now!
Thanks man! :D
MechanicalThunder RobotDay2010
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I love this
I always liked DnB and this is definitely Studio quality!
What on earth did you use for that voice? haha its amazing!
The sample is a sample of a friend actually, i recorded him saying a load of random bits, including the "Oooooeeeauuiii!" thing you hear at 0:44, and him saying "Robot"
I just stumbled across it looking through my samples and i ran it through a vocoder! Simple :)
It sounds very Daft Punk though, and i can see the resemblance, however that was the sorta vibe i wanted to go for.
Thanks for the review! :)
Business or Pleasure? [Loop]
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Very good production here, i love that bass!
The only thing i would suggest is to change the kick drum, its just a bit to punchy haha. Maybe with a bit longer release and a little more bassy, just IMO haha.
Great work!
Nevermind [ST]
Rated 5 / 5 stars
this is a really awesome song man, wtf with the score?
crimson pony fest
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Pretty crazy!
its really cool glitch music, did you use a synth or some kind of crazy circuit bending? haha. really well done
I just kind of hit random knobs and notes on this one.
15 minutes of work before I had to go to my real job, type of thing, lol.
The Tale Of Two Seamen
Rated 5 / 5 stars
effing drunk sailors.
Fucking halliours make more of this random shit hahaha
It's Shannon!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Me "Hey, Guess What?"
Stranger " Wha..?!"
Me "SUPRISE!"
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Morphine (Preview) [HOUSE]
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Fimish it.
it sound really good. Dosent really have anything wrong with it, kepp it up
I aim to please!
Glad you liked it,
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The grounds are delightful, filled with roses and other folliage. Each room had a balcony or small patio (not much use in August in Fresno), but very nice. The pool was clean and fresh. The room was great with a small refridgerator and microwave as well as very comfortable bed. Close to the freeway, but totally quiet in the room. The staff was helpful and pleasant. All in all, a great experience.
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This place is really just a bed for the night and even then it's a hot sweaty night as there is no air con and the fans only make a small bit of a difference. Two bathrooms for the size of the place is insufficient as you often had to wait to use them especially in the morning or late at night. There is a fridge which was handy but with no kitchen or comfortable living space it lacks atmosphere. It was in a convenient location but I think I would look for something different next time I visit.
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Avicii announces new single 'The Days' from forthcoming second studio album 'Stories'
New album set to build on remarkable success of Platinum-selling debut LP 'True'
Release date: 3rd October 2014 WW ex UK
UK release date: 23rd November 2014
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Now undeniably a global star and one of the world's most sought after DJs to boot, Avicii is proud to announce 'The Days', the first single to be taken from eagerly awaited follow up album 'Stories'. Set for release on October 3rd, with the full album release to follow in 2015, 'The Days' is a testament to Avicii's consistently evolving musical ethos and a single that feels ready to build on the phenomenal success of 'True', which has now sold over 5 million copies worldwide.
'True' also boasted 2013's fastest-selling single in 'Wake Me Up!', charting at #1 in a mammoth 84 territories in the process, and it's legacy has grown to completely redefine the stylistic underpinnings of contemporary dance music. Immersing acoustic and folk sensibilities within an entirely electronic setting, Avicii has not only established a sound unique to himself, but a sound that resonates loudly with global audiences and even the most esteemed of his contemporaries.
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It's been a lively quarter for Nintendo Co. The Pokemon Go craze has propelled its stock 89 percent higher since the start of July, putting the Japanese company on track for its best quarterly performance on record. The upswing began shortly after the launch of the now-globally recognized smartphone game in which players scoop up pocket monsters. Nintendo delivered another surprise with the September announcement that it plans to bring Mario to the iPhone.
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Dr Oran Finegan
Head of the Forensic Unit of the ICRC
Dr Oran Finegan had been working for International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) since 2008 and has been recently appointed as the Head of the Forensic Unit. Before working for ICRC, Dr Finegan worked for the United Nations as forensic anthropologist in Kosovo and Cyprus.
Dr Morris Tidball-Binz
Forensic coordinator for the Assistance Division of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
Dr Tidball-Binz is a specialist in the application of forensic sciences to human rights and humanitarian investigations, including the search for the missing. Before joining the ICRC, he was, among others, as the co-founder and first director of the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team and the Director of the Human Rights Defenders Office of the International Service for Human Rights.
Assoc. Professor Dr Kate Spradley, PhD.
The University of Tennessee
Dr Spradley is a biological anthropologist with interest in human biological variation, forensic anthropology and quantitative methods. Her current projects include identification of remains of migrants in the south of Texas and developing identification methods for US/Mexico border crossing fatalities.
Professor Dr Douglas Ubelaker
the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History
Professor Ubelaker is a physical and forensic anthropologist with extensive experience in the identification of human skeletal remains. Since 1978, he has served as a consultant in forensic anthropology for the FBI in the USA. In this capacity he has served as an expert witness, reporting on more than 900 cases and has testified in numerous legal proceedings.
Professor Dr Maryna Steyn
University of Witwatersrand
Professor Steyn was appointed director of the Forensic Anthropology Research Centre of University of Witwatersrand in 2008. As a specialist in human skeletal remains, she acts as a consultant for the South African Police Service on decomposed and skeletonized human remains.
Professor Dr Andreas Schmeling
University of Münster
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Professor Dr Duarte Nuno Vieira
University of Coimbra
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Professor Dr Eric Baccino
University Hospital of Montpellier
Professor Baccino is the Head of the Research Laboratory of Legal Medicine and Clinical Toxicology at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Montpellier and the Head of the Medico-Legal Unit at the University Hospital of Montpellier. His research interests and activities include clinical forensic medicine, forensic anthropology and identification.
Dr Laurent Martrille
University Hospital of Nancy
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Dr Danilo De Angelis
Laboratorio di Antropologia
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The organiser: Professor Cristina Cattaneo and the Laboratorio di Antropologia e Odontologia Forense (LABANOF)
LABANOF was founded in 1995 by Professor Cristina Cattaneo. The Laboratory is part of the Section of Legal Medicine of the Department of Biomedical and Health Sciences of the University of Milan. The staff of LABANOF includes anthropologists, pathologists, biologists and forensic odontologists, who are involved in forensic research and the routine practice of the recovery and study of the human remains and the identification of living persons in the forensic context. LABANOF is also home to one of the largest modern identified collections in the world consisting of more than 2000 skeletons. Professor Cattaneo and LABANOF act in Italy as coordinators in the process of identification of the migrants deceased in the Mediterranean Sea. For more information please check the following websites:


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In the summer, I was looking for a bed such as this for sleeping in a tent. I definitely regret not buying one, but being the middle of summer, I couldn't find one under $80. My back hurt and I got one of the worst sleeps of my life. I would love one for camping next year. This bed isn't just for camping, though. If you are planning on having overnight guests and don't have a guest bed, this can be awesome, especially for people in small spaces. Easy to store, you just take it out for those times you need it.
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Unfurnished one bedroom ground floor flat within a traditional tenement building in popular south side location.
Cathcart Road is one of the main access roads in to Glasgow city centre, running from Mount Florida to the New Gorbals before heading into the city, and the property is located approximately two and a half miles from the Merchant City. The local area has a wealth of local shopping options and there is a large Asda supermarket at Toryglen, just over half a mile away. Public transport options include regular bus services to and from the city on Cathcart Road and Crosshill rail station which is round the corner from the property and offers a regular service to Glasgow Central Station.
The property is located on the ground floor of a traditional tenement building and consists of one double bedroom, bathroom with shower over bath and an open plan lounge/kitchen. Heating is provided by electric radiators and there are double glazed windows.
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This is a direct-client opening for a Senior Systems Administrator located in Merrimack, NH. This is a full-time position.
They are primarily interested in local candidates since no relocation is being offered. Also, the candidate must be authorized to work in the USA without any sponsorship or visa transfer (US Citizens, Green Card Holders, etc.)
The Senior Systems Administrator (SA) provides effective project management in addition to installing and maintaining systems and services hosted within the corporate infrastructure. The Sr SA role requires the ability to utilize systems analysis techniques to resolve issues and to design solutions for the business systems or infrastructure. In addition the Sr SA will make recommendations for new products, technologies, and services to enhance user productivity, network and system performance, and data security.
4-8+ years experience in the IT industry
Bachelors' degree preferred or equivalent work experience
Administration of Microsoft Exchange and a comprehensive understanding of email filtration
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Posted 12.7.07Join Dr. Ron Fry this February for a deep dive into Appreciative Inquiry, a proven approach to creating and sustaining positive change. The Foundations and Frontiers workshop attracts change agents across a broad range of industries and from around the world.
Posted 12.6.07Status of the Weatherhead Annual Fund
Posted 12.6.07Weatherhead Annual Fund Gift Tip
Posted 12.5.07The Weatherhead School of Management and COSE announce the Weatherhead 100 Class of 2007
Posted 12.5.07BAWB Hosts United Nations Global Compact Introductory Meeting
Posted 12.5.07Department of Accountancy Announces Braden Award Winner
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Posted 12.4.07Dean Mohan Reddy discusses his recent visit to India.
Posted 11.27.07Case undergraduate students with an interest in finance or related areas are invited to learn about the special features of the one year MS in Finance at the Weatherhead School of Management.
Posted 11.21.07Weatherhead Students awarded second place in the 2007 Eller Ethics Case Competition
Posted 11.6.07Dean Mohan Reddy discusses his recent visit to Tokyo as well as other upcoming events.
Posted 11.6.07GBSA president Whit Tice talks about what has been happening in Weatherhead and some of what's to come!
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Posted 8.29.07Executive MBAs began their fall semester with an energizing August residency, an alumni clambake and the awarding of the inaugural EMBA Class of 2006 Leadership Award.
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Posted 8.9.07Weatherhead's Net Impact chapter earned second place in the 2007 National Green Challenge.
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Posted 6.12.07Join Professor Richard Boyatzis on June 20 for an online workshop, "Resonant Leadership: Inspiring Yourself and Others."
Posted 6.8.07Join the Weatherhead School of Management and the Heights-Hillcrest Regional Chamber of Commerce on June 21 for an exciting and thought-provoking breakfast session. Professor Melvin Smith will discuss his work on the nature of leadership and the role emotional intelligence plays in work relationships.
Posted 6.6.07Looking for something fun and entertaining to help break up your work week? Want to celebrate the culture and institutions of the University Circle area? Look no further than WOW: Wade Oval Wednesdays.
Posted 6.6.07Weatherhead press and recognition
Posted 6.4.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with alumna Lynnette Jackson to learn more about her time at the Weatherhead School, various leadership roles and awards, and her commitment to service.
Posted 6.4.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with part-time MBA student Rebecca Kahl to learn more about receiving the Rita Kicher Award, her background in health care, and training for a half marathon.
Posted 6.4.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with Melvin Smith, professor for the practice of organizational behavior and faculty director for executive education to learn more about working in a top-ranked department, his current research, and his experiences in Spain.
Posted 6.4.07Dean Mohan Reddy congratulated the graduates and challenged them to combine business interests with social responsibility.
Posted 6.4.07Commencement 2007, held on May 20, was a day-long celebration of the university, Weatherhead School, University Circle and success. Highlights included the Case Western Reserve University convocation and the Weatherhead School of Management diploma ceremony.
Posted 6.4.07Outgoing GBSA president and Scott S. Cowen Student Leadership Award recipient Lynnette Jackson spoke to graduates about perfecting skills, learning lessons, and developing friendships while at Weatherhead.
Posted 6.4.07Key note speaker Chuck Fowler's Commencement address
Posted 6.4.07As part of the 2007 Day of Celebration, Weatherhead graduates, family and friends were invited to attend the Weatherhead School award ceremony immediately following lunch. At the ceremony, Weatherhead honored students and alumni who received awards for academic and leadership excellence.
Posted 5.30.07Mark your calendars now for fall executive programs. Topics include leadership, strategy and innovation, and programs specifically designed for the healthcare industry. Register online to reserve your seat today.
Posted 5.30.07Weatherhead Annual Fund Update
Posted 5.30.07David Cooperrider has been appointed as the Fairmount Minerals Professor of Social Entrepreneurship.
Posted 5.30.07The Weatherhead School of Managemnt and the Department of Information Systems will host the Design Requirements Workshop, June 3 to 6.
Posted 5.16.07Message from Dean Mohan Reddy
Posted 5.16.07Career fairs in Ohio on the Ohio statewide job matching system Web site.
Posted 5.16.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with Eric Lutzo, MBA '00, to learn more about the companies he founded, his pivotal role in Plexus, and his home restoration hobby.
Posted 5.15.07Job search tips for after graduation by Regina Olbinsky
Posted 5.15.07Tips on how to turn an internship into a job offer by Andy Male, M.B.A. '07 and Lynnette Jackson, M.B.A. '07
Posted 5.15.07Current job postings from the Career Development Center.
Posted 5.14.07Evening and Saturday MBA students enjoy an evening on Lake Erie
Posted 5.14.07Over the past year, the Weatherhead School partnered with the Heights-Hillcrest Regional Chamber of Commerce to bring programming to the eastern suburbs.
Posted 5.14.07Weatherhead School Web site has a new alumni profile section.
Posted 5.14.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with BS/MAcc student Matthew Hurley, '07, to learn about the the joint degree program he recently completed, his favorite class, and his great movie recommendations.
Posted 5.14.07Weatherhead recently sat down with Toni May, Weatherhead School registrar, to learn about life at Weatherhead, how she constantly challenges herself, and her new hobby.
Posted 5.14.07Stephen Hrinda, is a joint MBA/Masters in Public Health (MPH) student, as well as a member of the Case Western Reserve University cross country and track and field teams. In April, Stephen was named one of six finalists (three male, three female) for the 2007 Walter Byers Scholarship Award, as announced by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
Posted 5.14.07Weatherhead Annual Fund update
Posted 5.14.07Weatherhead outstanding alumna named
Posted 5.14.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with Peter Ritchken, Kenneth Walter Haber Professor of Finance, chair of the banking and finance department, and professor of operations, to learn about his interesting path into the finance profession, the new MS in Finance program, his research, and his artistic talents.
Posted 5.11.07Join Professor Melvin Smith on June 14 for a Webinar, "Leveraging the benefits of social capital."
Posted 5.8.07Looking for events for May and June? Check out the Cleveland Botanical Garden Annual Flower Show. Or wander down to Wade Oval, watch Parade the Circle, and partake in Circle Village.
Posted 5.7.07The Weatherhead Executive M.B.A. is hosting an open house on June 5. To attend, register today.
Posted 5.4.07Under the direction of Richard E. Boyatzis, these high-impact learning experiences provide a comprehensive understanding of emotional intelligence (EI). Learn the concept of EI and the leadership competencies necessary for outstanding individual and team performance; build a foundation of knowledge and expertise for creating a culture that nurtures excellence and develops future leaders; and learn to apply EI to your organization. 2007-2008 schedule now available.
Posted 5.4.07The Mandel Center for Nonprofit Organizations at Case Western Reserve University will hold an information session for its graduate programs in nonprofit management on June 7. For more information, visit www.case.edu/mandelcenter
Posted 5.4.07Message from new GBSA President Whit Tice.
Posted 4.25.07May 8 Webinar, "Forecasting credit spreads," presented by Peter Ritchken, Kenneth Walter Haber Professor of finance and chair, banking and finance.
Posted 4.23.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with Carol Frankel, EMBA '87 to learn more about the competencies and skills she acquired while at Weatherhead, her passion for art, and her efforts to bring formalized art programs to local institutions.
Posted 4.23.07Message from Dean Mohan Reddy
Posted 4.23.07A new art therapy exhibit titled "Illusion Delusion" is on display at the Peter B. Lewis Building March 29 to May 1. In celebration of the five year anniversary of the art therapy program for individuals sponsored by Ascentia: Pathways to Community Living, a program of the Jewish Family Services Association, art groups explored optical illusions and sought to distinguish between reality and illusion.
Posted 4.23.07The Weatherhead School of Management in collaboration with the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) hosted a panel session on May 10 to discuss art and business.
Posted 4.22.07The president of the GBSA acknowledges students and bids farwell.
Posted 4.19.07With deep sadness we are sorry to inform you that Dr. Theodore Mark Alfred, 81, former dean of our school, died on Easter Sunday, April 8. His family wrote a note about their and others' great loss and we share that with you today.
Posted 4.19.07Interested in furthering your career? Considering an advanced business degree? Not sure which program is best aligned with your interests? Then stop by an upcoming Weatherhead information session to explore the opportunities.
Posted 4.19.07Jon Coleman, EDM '08, won a blue ribbon at the Research ShowCASE for his poster entitled "They're Making All The Wrong Decisions: Unintended Consequences Of Empowerment Resulting From Individual Situated Cognition."
Posted 4.17.07Careerboard.com's third annual career fair with perspective from Julie Fratus, MBA candidate
Posted 4.16.07For the first time in U.S. history, there are four generations in the workforce at the same time. This interactive program will help you as a manager to bring out the best in each employee, and create an environment that fosters understanding.
Posted 4.16.07Mergers and acquisitions are a powerful strategic option for gaining markets, technology, scale or other strengths for growth and profitability. Yet, synergies that make sense in theory often fail to materialize in reality.
Posted 4.9.07Changes continue to take place at the Weatherhead School this spring. We have a number of staff who have transitioned into new positions within the school.
Posted 4.9.07The Department of Economics at Bowling Green State University held its fifth Undergraduate Research Contest and Conference. William Hedberg, a senior economics major at Case, was awarded first place in the microeconomics division of the contest for his paper "The Distribution of Health Care Spending and its Implications for High-Deductible Health Insurance."
Posted 4.5.07The Mandel Center for Nonprofit Organizations at Case is holding an information session for its Master of Nonprofit Organizations degree and Certificate in Nonprofit Management programs from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, April 5 at the Cleveland Botanical Garden. Financial assistance for tuition is available.
Posted 4.4.07Thank you. See how these two simple words can significantly boost your chances of landing your dream job.
Posted 4.4.07There is no more powerful tool in a job search than networking and there is, perhaps, no strategy that causes more fear and procrastination than networking.
Posted 3.26.07Need to update your address? Have you recently changed jobs? Looking for a former classmate? All of this information and more can be accessed through the Case Alumni Directory.
Posted 3.26.07Alumni notes
Posted 3.26.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with Sumeet Nath, M.B.A. '99, to learn about his legal research company, the importance of networking, and his strong entrepreneurial spirit.
Posted 3.23.07The Cleveland Professional Twenty-Thirty Club recently hosted a unique event that was supported by several Weatherhead School students and staff.
Posted 3.23.07The countdown to Commencement 2007 has begun and planning is underway for the big day -- Sunday, May 20.
Posted 3.23.07In Student Services "March Madness" describes a flurry of activities centered around firming up enrollment for the incoming fall class.
Posted 3.21.07GBSA president's message
Posted 3.20.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with graduate Weatherhead student Sandhya Raju to learn more about the MSM-Operations Research program, her future career plans, and her amazing linguistic abilities.
Posted 3.20.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with Sonia Winner, associate dean for external relations, to learn more about what lured her to the Weatherhead School, her goals for her first 30 days, and her favorite Cleveland places.
Posted 3.20.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with Jim Rebitzer, Francis Tracy Carlton Professor of Economics and chair of the Economics Department, to learn more about transitioning from biology to economics, his research into organizations' incentive systems, and his alter ego that lives in California.
Posted 3.20.07Diana, A Celebration, commemorates the life of Diana, princess of Wales, and will be at the Western Reserve Historical Society from February 23 through June 10.
Posted 3.15.07This leadership series, designed by Diana Bilimoria, Ph.D., associate professor of organizational behavior, provides women leaders and those aspiring to leadership positions with the skills, concepts and perspective that will help them achieve their career potential, make the largest contribution to their organization and maximize work-life balance.
Posted 3.15.07Globalization presents businesses with an ever-increasing level of opportunity, complexity and uncertainty. Weatherhead Executive Education presents three distinctive programs in April to address these challenges.
Posted 3.13.07Emotional intelligence research debunks the myth that leaders are born, not made. The best way to increase emotional intelligence competencies is with the help of a coach. But what is a coach?
Posted 3.13.07You perfected your resume, did your company research, honed your interviewing skills and nailed that interview. You've been offered the position, now what?
Posted 3.9.07The Weatherhead Executive M.B.A. is hosting an open house on April 4. To attend, register today.
Posted 3.9.07Have you had a chance to visit WeRs lately? Here is what you may have missed... The latest job postings are listed below. For more information log on to WeRS. (http://www.easemba.com/wsom/index.php?script=local-login)
Posted 3.8.07Learn best practices to execute strategy across business functions.
Posted 3.8.07Paul Tolchinsky, Ph.D., has been consulting to major public and private corporations around the world for the past 30 years. He is internationally known as a pioneer in the development of Whole-Scale (Whole System) Approaches to change. Join him on April 25 for his workshop on "Change Leadership."
Posted 3.1.07Weatherhead press and recognition
Posted 3.1.07Why have 4000 of the world's leading corporations - from Coca Cola to Microsoft - joined the United Nations Global Compact? What benefits and strengths are there for Northeast Ohio Companies?
Posted 2.23.07Casino Night 2007, held Feb. 17, was a rousing success.
Posted 2.22.07A Weatherhead M.B.A. student requests participation in a survey to assess what employers find most valuable among marketing graduates.
Posted 2.22.07In this job market, you need to make sure you have every advantage. Thorough research is one of the key ingredients to an effective job search.
Posted 2.20.07Alumni notes
Posted 2.20.07Weatherhead is excited to offer to all students and alumni a chance to travel with the school this summer on our third International Institute of 2007 to Belfast and Dublin, Ireland, June 8 through June 17.
Posted 2.19.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with undergraduate Weatherhead student Jill Jones, to learn more about working in UGIS, her energetic school and campus involvement, and her training for the Cleveland Marathon.
Posted 2.19.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with Regina Olbinsky, director of the Career Development center, to learn about the new, innovative Career Development Center, her passion for her work, and her love of family.
Posted 2.19.07Tired of all the snow? Are you ready to start thinking spring? What better way to kick off the change of seasons than by celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Return of the Buzzards! Has all that white stuff made your car look like it has seen better days? Are you dreaming of driving down the road in a convertible with the sun shining on your face? Curious to see what future cars may look like? Then head over to the Cleveland Auto Show!
Posted 2.19.07Message from the Alumni Association president.
Posted 2.17.07Message from Lynnette Jackson, Graduate Business Student Association president.
Posted 2.17.07The Weatherhead School has introduced the Weatherhead Scholars program, new scholarships for M.B.A. candidates, available beginning summer 2007.
Posted 2.16.07One of the biggest buzz words in marketing is location - location - location. As you'll read on, you'll see why networking - networking - networking is just as important.
Posted 2.16.07This seminar will present a variety of current legal issues and decisions impacting health care organizations. The program will focus on recent legal developments of which health care executives should be aware for proper operation of their facilities and to prepare for the future.
Posted 2.15.07Weatherhead's smarter energy use translates into tons of offset carbon.
Posted 2.15.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with Diana Bilimoria, associate professor, organizational behavior to learn about her work with ACES, her new book, and her positive outlook on life.
Posted 2.15.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with Marilyn Brown, newly elected Franklin County commissioner, to learn about how she uses her organizational behavior skills in her role as a public servant, her close-knit family, and her desire to improve the world.
Posted 2.15.07Scott Fine, professor for the practice of management in Banking and Finance, brings years of experience as a CFO, financial advisor and private investor to these executive programs.
Posted 2.14.07Diana Bilimoria, associate professor, organizational behavior, will conduct a webinar at 10 a.m. EST on March 6 to discuss Developing Authentic Leadership: Approaches and Strategies.
Posted 2.13.072006 was a tremendous year for the Center for Business as an Agent of World Benefit (B·A·W·B), and for its parent institution, the Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University. In this article, David Cooperrider, Ph.D., co-founder of the Center, offers some highlights of what 2007 and beyond will have to offer.
Posted 2.13.07Have you had a chance to visit WeRs lately? Check out the latest job postings and log onto WeRS for more information.
Posted 2.12.07Weatherhead will partner with MOCA for a donor appreciation event on May 10.
Posted 2.10.07Students, staff and faculty joined forces for Weatherhead Community Day at Transitional Housing.
Posted 2.10.07The Mandel Center for Nonprofit Organizations will hold an information session for its graduate programs in nonprofit management from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, February 10 at Case's Thwing Center (third floor Spartan Room). Find out how a degree or certificate in nonprofit management from the Mandel Center can help you make a difference in your community.
Posted 2.9.07Sign up as an individual or bring your team to get a head start on important projects and initiatives.
Posted 2.8.07Thomas Modly, deputy under Secretary for Defense to speak at next Bold Thinker event, 4 p.m. Feb. 28.
Posted 2.7.07In keeping with the Weatherhead School of Management's tagline, "Bold Ideas. Lasting Impact," the spring Bold Thinkers event will be held from 4 to 5 p.m. on February 28, at the George S. Dively Building.
Posted 2.5.07Would you like a chance to reconnect with some of your favorite professors? Looking for an opportunity to meet some current Weatherhead students, faculty and other alumni? Then mark your calendar for 6 to 9 p.m., Friday, March 23 for the school's annual Moving Forward Fund Faculty Auction.
Posted 2.2.07Financial Times ranks Case Weatherhead's School's organizational behavior program second worldwide; school in top 100 internationally
Posted 2.1.07Weatherhead students, alumni, and faculty are often interviewed for print, radio and online publications or receive recognition and awards. Here are some recent highlights.
Posted 2.1.07Message from Dean Mohan Reddy
Posted 1.31.07Synopsis of recent visit by Bob Llamas, chief administrative officer, Cleveland Clinic.
Posted 1.29.07Message from the Graduate Business Student Association president
Posted 1.26.07Alumni news
Posted 1.26.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with Mary Rice-Demiro, E.M.B.A. candidate, to learn more about how the program is helping her career, her commute from California, and her high ideals.
Posted 1.25.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with Chris Carmody, MBA'97, to learn more about his pivotal role in bringing production companies to Greater Cleveland, his Weatherhead experiences, and his love of the arts and culture in Cleveland.
Posted 1.25.07Dean Reddy's message
Posted 1.24.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with Simon Peck, assistant professor of management policy to learn more about his research into corporate governance, his love of soccer, and his wish to meet Elvis.
Posted 1.24.07Weatherheadlines recently sat down with Tim Slager, senior program director, to learn more about how he supports students, faculty, and staff, his excitement regarding Weatherhead's future, and his love of writing.
Posted 1.23.07The Case Western Reserve University School of Law invites you to a free, public lecture, "After the Financial Services Revolution: Banking Deregulation, Bankruptcy Reform, and the Consumer Debt Crisis."
Posted 1.22.07Participate in Weatherhead Community Day on February 3.
Posted 1.18.07Now that the holidays have come and gone, and the cold, dark winter days are upon us, do you feel as though you're starting to hibernate? Want to get up and moving but aren't sure what to do? Then head out into the great outdoors and experience the thrill of tobogganing. Wishing for spring already? Then check out the Annual Home and Garden show.
Posted 1.18.07Join us for Casino Night, the annual formal event to benefit the Norman Wallace Legacy Fund, on February 17.
Posted 1.17.07Alumni Luncheons
Posted 1.16.07Greetings to entering evening and Saturday M.B.A. students.
Posted 1.14.07David Cooperrider and Chris Laszlo will teach a unique program that combines sustainability -– economic, environmental, and social -– with appreciative inquiry, a positive, proven approach to change management, in order to create a powerful source of business advantage.
Posted 1.12.07The transition from performing as an individual contributor to managing others requires an expanded and deepened skill set in interpersonal management. This certificate program helps participants achieve their potential at an accelerated rate.
Posted 1.12.07Weatherhead Executive Education brings Professor Youngjin Yoo and IBM executive Lee Green to share the latest examples of successful business innovation and how it's done.
Posted 1.12.07Learn how to execute strategy across business functions at higher levels of efficiency and effectiveness.
Posted 1.12.07The Career Development Center is proud to announce the launch of a new online career resource, CareerToolsMBA. This free resource is another invaluable tool in our commitment to supporting your success.
Posted 1.12.07Advice and tools to help your job search from CareerTools®.
Posted 1.12.07Advice and tools to help your job search.
Posted 1.12.07Entpreneurial women is the final event in this year's Weatherhead Breakfast Series. Plan to join us and hear from inspiring, entrepreneurial women.
Posted 1.12.07A Weatherhead student's first-hand account of a successful internship process.
Posted 1.10.07Here are the lastest job postings from the Career Development Center. For further information, visit WeRS, the online job board at www.easemba.com/wsom.
Posted 1.8.07Designed by Richard Boyatzis, Ph.D., these programs leverage ground-breaking research in emotional intelligence to provide the foundation for leadership development. Many of these programs will only be offered once this spring, so register now.
Interested in learning more about Weatherhead programs? Request more information or apply now, or register for one of over 70 open enrollment courses through Executive Education.
Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University cultivates creativity, innovation, and purpose-driven leadership to design a better world.


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Next Conference
We are delighted to announce that our 28th Annual conference will be held in Gloucester. The conference starts on the Friday afternoon with a visit to Sundeala Paper Mill which makes specialist board products from recycled paper. On the Saturday we have a guided visit to the extensive 15th century library of Gloucester Cathedral, the afternoon is free to explore Gloucester or nearby Cheltenham. On the Sunday morning of the conference we will have a selection of presentations including papers from Jean Stirk and Peter Bower.
Call for Papers
We are looking for further contributions to the programme, reflecting on any subject relating to paper and papermaking, please contact email@example.com or email@example.com
The conference venue will be the Mercure Gloucester, Bowden Hall Hotel. A Georgian country house hotel situated in 12 acres of parkland close to the M5 between Cheltenham and Gloucester.
Conference Rates To include: Registration, 2 receptions, 2 buffet lunches and 2 dinners (buffet and annual dinner), accommodation, breakfasts, and visits
- Single - £250
- Double/twin - £420
- One day registration (any meals in addition) - £70
- Three day registration (any meals in addition) - £99
- Minimal cancellation charges may apply at short notice.
Previous Conferences
23-25 September 2016: Harrogate
Visits to Harewood House and Pool Paper Mills, Otley.
2-4 October 2015: Winchester
Visits to the De La Rue Security Paper Mill and the Bombay Sapphire Gin Distillery.
20-22 September 2013: Stratford-upon-Avon
Visits to the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust and the RSC Theatre.
21-23 September 2012: Edinburgh
Visits to Tullis Russell Paper Mill, and National Gallery of Scotland Conservation Studio.
23-25 September 2011: Canterbury
Visits to Chartham Paper Mill and Canterbury Cathedral Library
24-26 September 2010: Kendal Cumbria
Visits to James Croppers Burnside Mills and Doves Cottage the Wordsworth Trust
25-27 September 2009: Bath
Visits to Kappa Smurfitt Mill at Yate and SS Great Britain
24-26 September 2008: The Hague, Netherlands
Visits to Royal Library, Arnhem Museum, Martin Orgis Paper Mill and Middelste Paper Mill
22-24 June 2007: Chester Race Course, Chester
Visits to Chester County Archives, SCA Hygiene Products Oakenholt Mill and Grosvenor Museum, Chester
September 2006, Saint Omer, France
Visits to 'Maison a Papier' Museum and Cascades Blendeques Mill
June 2005, Royal Agricultural College, Chichester
Visits to Postlip Paper Mills, Winchcombe and Whittington Press, Lower Marston
2-4 July 2004, York
Visits to York Minster Library and Rigid Paper Mill
July 2003, University of Wales, Swansea
Visits to Georgia Pacific Bridgend Paper Mill and Thomas Jones Exhibition, Cardiff
July 2002, Ittre, Belgium
Visits to National Bank of Belgium in Brussels, Herisem Paper Mill at Alsemberg and Virginal Paper Mill
September 2001, Imperial College, Withersdane Hall, Wye, Kent
Visits to Centre for Kentish Studies, Maidstone, Maidstone Museum, Snodland Paper Mill, Mould-Makers Workshop
September 2000 : Collingwood College, University of Durham
Visits to Durham University Library, Vindolanda Trust (Hadrians Wall), Fourstones Paper Mill
10-12 September 1999 :
Bath University, Bath
Visits to Industrial Heritage Centre, Bath, Wells Cathedral Archives, Wookey Hole Paper Mill, St Cuthberts Paper Mill
3-5 July 1998 : Weston Building, Manchester Conference Centre
Visits to Robert Fletchers Greenfield Mill, National Paper Museum and Whitworth Art Gallery Conservation Department
4-6 July 1997 : Christs College, Cambridge
Visits to Fitzwilliam Museum Conservation Department and Pepys Library, Magdalene College
5-7 July 1996 : Pollock Halls, University of Edinburgh
Visits to Dalmore Paper Mill, Pencuik and Smith Anderson Mill, Leslie
15-16 Sep 1995 : Imperial College, London
Visit to Victoria & Albert Musem Conservation Department
23-25 Sep 1994: Hope Hall, Exeter University
Visits to Stowford Mill, Ivybridge and Exeter Cathedral Archives
17-19 September 1993 : St. Edmund Hall, Oxford
Visits to Wolvercote Paper Mill, Bodleian Library Conservation Department and Oxford University Press
17-19 July 1992 : University of Kent, Canterbury
Visits to Chartham Paper Mill and Canterbury Cathedral Archives
27-29 September 1991 : Charlotte Mason College, Ambleside, Cumbria
Visits to James Cropper's Burnside Mill, The Armitt Collection and Heron Mill, Milnthorpe
28-30 September 1990 : Wookey Hole, Somerset
Visits to Wookey Hole Mill and St. Cuthberts Mill, Wookey
7 October 1989 : Museum of Science & Technology, Manchester.
Visit to the National Paper Museum
Meetings Programme
Spring Meeting 2017
Wednesday 1st March 201, 11am to 5pm
The Passmore Edwards Room St.Bride Foundation, London EC4Y 8EQ.
We are happy to say that yet again our members have produced a full day's programme for you with talks on a wide variety of paper-related subjects. This year we are once more holding our meeting mid-week and starting mid-morning with coffee and biscuits. As usual delegates should make their own arrangements for lunch but we shall be providing a glass of wine and nibbles towards the end of the day.
- 11.00 am Assemble - Coffee and biscuits
- 11.30 am "The World will Give me Credit for being Resolute" A letter from William Light to George Jones RA regarding the founding of the city of Adelaide in 1836 - Peter Bower
- 12.15 pm "The Cropper Foundation" - preserving, promoting and celebrating paper in a digital age. - Mark Cropper
- 13.00 pm Lunch
- 14.00 pm "Card and its Like - and the lid is extra!" - Moira Buick
- 14.45 pm "Techniques of Japanese Decorative Paper" - Elaine Cooper
- 15.30 pm "10 Years at Dartford Paper Mill" - Colin Harris
- 16.00 pm "Those Bothersome Balston´s" - Steve Hill
The St Bride Foundation (Institute) is on Bride Lane, near Ludgate Circus, between Fleet Street and New Bridge Street.
The nearest tube stations are: Blackfriars, St Pauls, Farringdon and Chancery Lane. More details may be found at: St Bride Foundation
There is an administration charge for the day of £18 to members of BAPH, £25 to non-members and BAPH joint members. The wine is included.
To avoid collecting money on the day would you please send your cheque, payable to BAPH, before the meeting to: Rod Morley, 5 Dark Hill, Faversham, Kent ME13 7SP


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Idled hubs earn just the same as before they were idled so long as they are visible. The main difference is that idled hubs are no longer indexed by Google and they will not come up when people Google that subject or even if they put the title into the search box word for word.
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I generally produce longer hubs that are featured but I have some shorter articles I would like to earn on, so was wondering if it would be worth it to publish them here.
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No because publish shorter it does bring any meaning
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