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Got talent? Here is a breakdown of where your favorite college football team stands going into National Signing Day on Wednesday, according to CollegeFootballNews.com (Rankings based on CFN's preseason team rankings within the conference):
1. Notre Dame (8-5)
What's Needed Now: A star quarterback. Head coach Brian Kelly brought in some nice options over the years, but he didn't get anyone like Gunner Kiel, Scout.com's No. 1 ranked quarterback, who switched from Indiana to LSU to the Irish. The talent level is quickly improving over the last two classes with the most noticeable difference on the lines from the last two years. This year, if everything goes according to plan, the secondary will provide the biggest boost with a few nice safety prospects and corner Tee Shepard out of Fresno to soon be the team's shutdown cover man on one side.
Team Concerns: Besides solidifying the quarterback situation, the Irish have to work on the secondary that loses Harrison Smith and all the key starters. The defensive front won't have Ethan Johnson and Darius Fleming on the ends, but last year's class – led by Aaron Lynch – will take care of that. There's receiver talent to work with, but losing Michael Floyd will be a problem.
What's Needed Now: After losing former super-recruit quarterback Jake Heaps to Kansas, BYU needed to find a new quarterback for the future. While there isn't anyone coming in with Heaps' hype, Tanner Mangum is highly regarded and could be in the starting hunt next year when Riley Nelson is done. The linebacking corps is getting the most talent, but overall the skill players should make the class.
Team Concerns: The Cougars have to find a new left tackle to replace Matt Reynolds, and two other starters are gone off a line that needs to do more for the running game. Backs J.J. Di Luigi and Bryan Kariya are gone, but Nelson is a good enough runner to take off from time to time to help the production. The defense has to replace corner Corby Eason and free safety Travis Uale.
3. Army (3-9)
What's Needed Now: Is head coach Rich Ellerson doing anything to help the woeful passing game? He's getting a few receiver prospects, but the class will mostly revolve around a defense that needs bigger and better bodies up front. Defensive tackle will be a big key to the class, while the secondary get an influx of prospects with the idea to become faster and more athletic in the back seven as soon as possible.
Team Concerns: More of a passing game is a must, but that's going to be a problem with starting receivers Austin Barr and Davyd Brooks done. The backfield is loaded and the line is strong in the interior, but tackles Robert Kava and Mike McDermott are gone. The defense gets nine starters back, but hitting machine Steven Erzinger is gone from the secondary.
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"Attention. Attention. Your flight has been delayed for three hours." The first thing most travelers do, when faced with such an announcement, is reach for their smartphone, then grab the charging cord. Wait! That available electronics outlet could be compromised and plugging in could start data flowing into or out of your phone without your knowledge.
The common term for this event is juice jacking. Someone's corrupted the outlet. If you plug in a USB connector, there's no way to tell what malware could flow in or what data of yours could flow out of your device. Scary, isn't it?
Juice jacking has been a known risk since 2011 when researchers from Aries Security first explained the way it works. Since phones are designed to use the same port for charging and data transfer, one cord handles both functions.
The biggest group at risk is business travelers. They often want to keep working until their plane pushes back from the gate. An open outlet is mighty tempting for anyone low on power.
To see just how easily users can be jacked, security firm Authentic8 set up a free charging station at February's RSA security conference in San Francisco. In their experiment, 80 percent of attendees plugged in with no questions—and these are security specialists.
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Case to develop two-way wireless biological sensors
Case Western Reserve University
: 02 February, 2007
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Scientists at Case Western Reserve University are carving out a revolutionary new paradigm for the health care market with cutting-edge, implantable, wireless biological sensors smaller than an aspirin.
'This is a unique joint research project where scientists in electrical engineering and computer science will help those in medicine to find cutting-edge solutions to modern biological and genetic research issues,' said Darrin Young, principle investigator and professor in the department of electrical engineering and computer science.
As part of a new trend toward unifying several bulky external devices into one implantable sensor system, the new device underway at Case will simultaneously monitor a variety of biological signals including heart rate, blood pressure and temperature and hold the potential to some day help doctors and patients detect a seizure or a heart attack before it starts.
'This device is a watershed concept that can revolutionize health care as we know it,' said Joseph Nadeau, co-principal investigator and chair of the department of genetics at the Case School of Medicine. 'Today, health care is reactive. We respond to a crisis like a heart attack after it has already begun. But in the future, implanted biological sensors can be proactive health care solutions, gathering signals from inside the body to help monitor a patient's health minute-to-minute, helping us to catch a heart attack or a seizure before it starts.
'At the other extreme, Nadeau continued, 'these miniature devices could be designed to recognize a series of biological events and notify someone to stop driving and seek immediate medical attention. They could even be designed to e-mail or page a physician.'
The wireless sensor under development at Case will help scientists link diseases like epilepsy and hypertension to their genetic origins by revealing information about certain traits, like high blood pressure, which may indicate susceptibility to disease. The tiny device will include onboard computer intelligence to record and report real-time data from inside the body of a lab mouse to a remote desktop computer. The computer will be equipped with high-tech signal processing software that will synthesize the sensor's raw data to help scientists extract meaningful information.
'This miniature device is on the cutting edge of electrical engineering and computer science research with a central microprocessor at its core,' said Young. 'The implant integrates biological sensors and sensing electronics, which pick up the data gathered by the biological sensors. Electronic telemetry circuits inside the tiny device will wirelessly transmit the information from inside the device to a nearby receiver for further signal processing before the data reaches a remote computer and also receive incoming commands from the computer to intelligently control the implant system and provide it with radio frequency power.'
High-tech market research firms report that revenues for next-generation biological sensors designed to anticipate a heart attack will be a significant portion of a $50 billion industry in 10 years. Case researchers hope to see this cutting-edge technology reach commercialization within five years to help revolutionize the health care industry and to help boost opportunities for early intervention for patients who experience medical crises like a heart attack or seizure.
'The human genome project is still in its early stages and technical advances are important to its mission,' said Ken Loparo, co-principal investigator and professor of electrical engineering and computer science at the Case School of Engineering. 'We are developing a unique two-way device, 10 times smaller than any device on the market for laboratory use, and more capable.'
The sensor will provide data to a remote computer for processing, analysis, interpretation and feedback, but, simultaneously, the computer will control the operating characteristics of the sensor, Loparo adds. For example, the computer will send signals to lower the sensor's power consumption when no data output is needed or to reconfigure the sensor to collect different types of data.
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Letter from Birmingham Jail Essay
Letter from Birmingham Jail
The "Letter from Birmingham Jail" written by Martin Luther King is striving to justify the need for an action that is direct and nonviolent. It also talks about the Black people and their possibility to resort to disorder and civil disobedience and King's own frustrations with Church whom he thought as not doing the duties and responsibilities that people of God should do. Martin Luther King does not want violence to ensue. He just wants to implement or make amendments to the existing laws of the country and the ruling of the Supreme Court in 1954 to be observed.
According to King, an individual has the moral responsibility to not obey or observe laws that are unjust (King 1963). The mass action does not break the law because a law that is not morally right is not really a law. The laws are made to protect the citizens of the land and not to be used for punishment and degradation of the people. The black people of America were willing to do what it takes to claim their legal and moral rights that are rightfully theirs. They will do this preferably without violence and through peaceful means.
If they are not allowed to express their sentiments, then they would resort to a much uglier scenario. If these needs of the black Americans will not be addressed soon, there will be chaos and violence since the people have so many emotions and frustrations that are pent up inside. A similar theme of civil disobedience can be found in previous readings. One such reading is Chief Seattle's Oration wherein he talked about the relationship of the people and mother earth. It talks about the Native Americans as a minority race and the violence that has occurred between his race and that of the white people.
He elevates his people in that oration by saying that the Euro-Americans were also to be blamed for the violence because he recalled a time when the "white man" drove their forefathers further into the west. The Native Americans want peace to reign in the land. The same with the Letter from Birmingham Jail, Oration talks about resorting to violence if the rights of the people will not be respected and the law wold choose to persecute them instead. They would rather have peace but it is the persecution of the law that forces them to resort to violence.
The law that is observed by the whites is said to be morally unjust because it discriminates against minorities instead of protecting them. This justification of moral action that is evident in the two previous works mentioned is also evident in Plato's Crito. This is a dialogue that will justify the decision of Socrates to stay in prison despite the fact that he was wrongfully accused of doing something that he did not do. Plato made a distinction between the just laws in which Socrates obeyed by staying in prison and the morally wrong behavior of those who accused him.
As can be seen from the previous readings, the laws that man has created can be morally unjust for those who are disadvantaged like the black Americans and the native Americans or Indians. Every man has the right to defend himself when he no longer sees the rules to be morally just. Just like King said in his letter, rules were made for the protection of all and not for the privileged few. If people cannot fight for their rights as human beings and are being persecuted, then they have no choice but to defend themselves through the use of violence.
The only difference that can be seen from Birmingham Jail is that Socrates opted to stay in prison and not fight against the authorities. He did not feel the need to resort to violence because he was following the just law of not escaping in prison. King's reasoning for the civil disobedience is being written in letter through a type of reasoning that is inductive. If the government will not respect the rights of the black Americans and not listen to them even through protests of peaceful means, then violence will be used against them. There are universal rights that all people can appeal to.
These are the basic rights of man to live, freedom of speech and expression and many others. There are certain rights that are dictated by the state and culture to protect certain aspects of society. But these laws should not violate the rights of the people. The laws will become morally unjust if the rights of the people will be stepped on or become endangered. It is true that rights and laws can be in conflict. That's why there is a need for the world, especially the governments of countries, to listen to the people regarding changes in the law just like the letter of Martin Luther King Jr.
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'Ederslee' Retirement Village - Bateau Bay NSW
A varity of media reports have recently focussed on complaints from retirement village residents about contracts that, on the surface, seem unfair, particularly when it comes time to vacate and sell the retirement property. Australians are fond of bricks and mortar and they're used to making money from real estate but getting a resident out of a retirement village with a fair return can be a disappointing exercise.
Many retirees get back less than expected, once a village operator has collected various fees and charges and a cut of the increased value of a unit - and that can be after years of capital gains in the surrounding suburb.
What's left when they move out - on average, 10 years later - depends on the parameters of any departure fee charged, the operator receiving a share of any capital gain and what the contract stipulates, among other things, about having to refurbish the unit before resale.
The bottom line is you need to consider the overall cost of the lease or purchase when assessing a village.
''You certainly don't buy into a retirement village to make money,'' says Richard Andrews of the Find My Retirement Home service. ''It's a lifestyle choice and retirees need to keep that in mind.''
Residents' advocates say villages can be great for downsizing, security and companionship and there have been welcome changes to state legislation covering villages in NSW that have improved residents' rights.
However, ownership structures can be difficult to compare; the dominance of long-term lease agreements that they say favour for-profit operators; thick contracts that are hard to understand; and the transparency of ongoing fees.
''It is an excellent model of living - I would be the first to say that,'' says the president of the Retirement Village Residents' Association, Malcolm McKenzie. Now 80, he has lived in a NSW village for 15 years.
The chief executive of the Retirement Village Association (RVA), Andrew Giles, says the entry of big corporate groups in recent years ''provides a good economic diversity that reflects an industry reaching maturity'' and permits savings from economies of scale.
Whatever side of the picket fence they're on - resident or operator - all agree buyers must examine village contracts and disclosure statements carefully, with the help of a specialist lawyer, to ensure they know exactly how much they'll be paying and what they'll be paying for.
A potential resident should undertake a good investigation of the facility and its arrangements so you understand what you're signing and you know what your financial outcome is going to look like when you leave. Some people don't really understand what they're signing when they buy and it doesn't bite them on the bum until they leave.
However, the departure fee is the only avenue for an operator to make a return on their investment in a village. Monthly service fees are set on a cost-recovery basis only and don't cover the initial cost of building shared facilities such as swimming pools and emergency-call systems.
'There are five main ways to occupy a unit: freehold; leasehold (you buy the unit but lease the land); deferred management fee (or DMF, whereby you buy the right to occupy, then pay annual fees and an exit charge); company title; and strata title. Rental is another option.
In Australia about 90 per cent of village units are now occupied on long-term leases using a DMF structure.
The DMF structure was originally designed by non-profit operators so they could keep the upfront cost low to help people into units. That meant you'd pay, say, 70 per cent of the market value initially and the operator would recoup the difference once the unit was resold. Therefore, retirement village units are cheaper than a similar, privately owned unit in the same suburb, particularly if you take into consideration the community facilities that will be available.
Incoming residents get to keep a bit more in their pockets but it also means that operators charge a DMF to recover some of that difference at the end.
Once you've paid the entry price, you need to be able to meet what are variously called ongoing, maintenance or recurrent fees A rule of thumb is that you'll contribute $10 a day towards village running costs but the more facilities a village provides, the higher the ongoing fees.
Eventually the time will come for the unit to be sold and your payout to be calculated. This is when departure fees kick in. Generally, DMFs accumulate at 2 per cent of the purchase price each year for perhaps 10 years.
Then there's the question of capital gains. Under most contracts, part of the appreciation in a unit's value goes to the operator, which means even more money is deducted from the final selling price before the proceeds go to the resident or his or her estate.
On top of that, residents may be required to contribute to the cost to refurbish the unit to a certain standard for sale.
Under one contract, that might mean new carpet and some fresh paint; under another it could mean the much more expensive option of installing a new kitchen and bathroom.
Residents sometimes complain of the time it takes to sell a unit and the price achieved. The contract may specify that the village operator will be in charge of the selling process.
These days you will usually be allowed to choose your own agent. It's in everybody's interests - the operator, outgoing resident and their family - that the property is sold as soon as possible.There may be a guaranteed payout period - a maximum time a unit can sit unsold before the resident receives some sort of payment.
In NSW, if you're entitled to at least half of the capital gain upon resale, then you may be required to contribute 50% of the recurrent fees after 42 days.
The Exit Fee is also known as a Deferred Management Fee or DMF. Most of the homes sold in retirement communities around the country use a deferred management fee arrangement.
DMF schemes have been structured to work within the state retirement village legislation, while seeking to appease our cultural need to "own property". In essence, it is an annual fee charged to the resident for each year of occupancy in the village, capped at a set number of years, and calculated as a percentage of either the original sale price.
The original intention of a DMF scheme, some 30 years ago, was to allow retirees to buy a unit for 20-30% less than the market value of an equivalent freehold unit. The village owner would then make that discount back over the resident's occupancy through the accrued fee.
Exit fee contracts are structured around a long-term "right to occupy" in the form of a lease or licence, which the resident of an individual unit executes with the village owner. This is a long-term contract between the owner and the resident, and commits the resident to paying a management fee that is deferred until such time as they vacate their unit. The fee is accrued over the duration of the resident's tenure in the property and is physically received by the operator only upon departure of the resident. The fee is usually retained from the proceeds from the re-sale.
Under the DMF scheme residents also pay a weekly, fortnightly or monthly fee to the owner, to cover the costs of operating the village, such as insurance, rates, utilities and staffing. The owner of the village also contributes to these costs on behalf of the common areas and in new complexes, any units yet to be sold. Legislation prevents operators from making a profit on service costs so weekly fees are set at the level of total costs, including the owner contribution.
Additional services may be offered to residents such as meals, laundry and cleaning. The charge for these services to residents may include a profit component, although this is generally held within a reasonable, commercial range to encourage utilisation of the services by residents. These services may be provided by the owner or outsourced to third parties. Some services may even attract a government subsidy.
It is important to note that under a deferred fee scheme the resident does not actually own the freehold title to their unit – this remains with the owner of the village. Instead, the resident purchases a "Right to Occupy", in the form of a lease or licence. This Occupation Right is similar to freehold title in that it costs the resident around the same level of cash to acquire it, and they enjoy rights of occupation similar to that of a tenant in a community-titled residential complex, such as a block of flats.
Under a DMF scheme a resident is actually free to vacate the unit at any time, but would be liable for the accumulated portion of the fee, if the departure occurs prior to the capped fee year.
The Deferred Management Fee scheme is the subject of much angst and bad feeling from retirement community residents. I think this is not so much from the unfairness of the contract, but rather from the lack of understanding of how the contract works, which results in unpleasant surprises for the resident when they consider moving.
However there is no denying that Deferred Fee schemes weigh heavily in favour of the village owner. Village owners and developers have invested many thousands of dollars with accountants and lawyers to design contracts that work within the appropriate state and federal laws, yet maximise the profit and tax outcomes for owner.
But is this necessarily a bad thing?
It is wrong to assume that village owners who use deferred fee contracts are profit-minded vultures that don't care about their residents. Many not-for-profit operators such as church groups or benevolent organisations also use deferred fee contracts.
You know, at the end of the day, successful villages are those with well-funded, interested owners. If an owner is making money from the enterprise, they will be more inclined to spend money on the upkeep of the community facilities to keep the complex looking fresh and attractive. No-one benefits when a retirement village owner goes broke.
In conclusion, a retirement village can be a great lifestyle option for retirees, but there are some hidden traps that you need to be aware of.
To Read More refer to "Don't buy your Retirement Home without ME!", published through Wiley
For myself, I currently have a personal interest in this industry. I am the Executor of my mother's estate. Right now, I am selling her retirement unit. Details are as follows. Where else could you buy a Beachside Retirement Lifestyle or a cheap weekender for just $75,000! You be the judge.
Unit 57 'Elderslee' 15 Bias Avenue Bateau Bay Just $75,000 Buys Beachside Retirement or Economical Weekender
Original Studio in this genuinely friendly village. The Unit has elevated position with NE aspect, natural light, balcony, built-in robes, open-plan design, stair chair for ease of access. Other features are: leafy views, mature trees, bird-life and sea breezes. 'Elderslee' is close to Bateau Bay and Shelley Beach with shops, Bowling Club and Golf Club and transport nearby
Enjoy independent living, social contact, activities, a feeling of community, no home maintenance or gardening, safety and security, great quality of life at half the price of an equivalent property outside the village. 'Elderslee' is elegantly designed, beautifully landscaped and is tastefully integrated into the surrounding community to encourage a healthy, active lifestyle
Communal Facilities:
- Billiards, darts, indoor bowls
- Library
- Barbecue Area
- Gym
- Medical services on-site
- Community Centre
- Active Social Committee
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Sometimes the lines between watches, jewellery and fashion can become beautifully blurred; case in point, the new Code Coco watch from Chanel. At first glance, the strap looks as though it could be a bracelet, but it's in fact a chic timepiece - one that borrows many of its design features from classic Chanel pieces; the quilted finish has been an emblem of the house since 1955, while the clasp (known as the Mademoiselle) is the same as found on the iconic 2.55 handbag. The watch also comes in a diamond-set version if you're looking for a little extra sparkle.
Chanel Code Coco watch in steel, £4,125, available exclusively at the Chanel Watches and Fine Jewellery boutique at 173 New Bond Street and at all Chanel fashion boutiques
For the first time, Burberry has produced an exclusive womenswear collection for Net-a-Porter, inspired by the brand's September 2017 show - which saw that iconic heritage check celebrated, reimagined and brought back to the fore. The 14-piece NAP capsule range features an eclectic mix of traditionally British staples; from waterproof outerwear and trusty jodhpurs to delicate lace dresses, cable-knit jumpers and military-style jackets.
There's a lot here to covet, however, it's this tartan-check skirt which we're currently obsessing over. It's a buy now, wear forever kind of purchase.
Pleated check wool midi skirt, £795, Burberry at Net-a-Porter
Kate Hudson has once again teamed up with Michael Kors to front the designer's Watch Hunger Stop campaign to fight global hunger. As part of this year's initiative, the brand has released two limited-edition products (the first, a smart watch, the second, these blue-tinted aviators), and for each product sold, Kors will donate 100 meals to the United Nations' World Food Programme. We can't think of any better reason to shop.
Lon rounded aviator sunglasses, £164, Michael Kors
Chopard has just launched on Net-a-Porter, marking the first time the luxury Swiss jeweller is available to purchase via a global online retailer. Shoppers can browse a selection of pieces from the brand's Happy Diamonds collection, which feature Chopard's famous 'moving diamonds' set within 18ct rose and white gold. We're calling it now; they're future classics.
Happy Hearts 18ct rose gold, diamond and mother of pearl ring, £1,280, Chopard at Net-a-Porter
Since its launch in 2013, Needle & Thread has grown to become one of our go-to occasionwear brands, thanks to its selection of delicate embellished dresses at not-unreasonable price points. It's unsurprising, then, that the label has decided to take full advantage of the festive season with its first ever Christmas collection. This beaded, bow-fronted collar caught our eye, thanks to its ability to transform even the most plain jumper or T-shirt into something instantly evening appropriate. Keep one at your desk incase of party emergencies.
Andromeda collar, £75, Needle & Thread
Chrissy Teigen wants to inject an air of glamour to your wardrobe this autumn with her new collection for Revolve. These high-waisted velvet trousers have a Katharine Hepburn-meets-Oscar Wilde appeal to them - style with a black silk cami and stilettos for a sophisticated evening look. Those feeling brave should try a black bralette.
Wide-leg trousers, £143, Revolve
Fashion maven Bay Garnett has joined forced with Queene and Belle to create a capsule collection of four cosy cashmere winter jumpers. While the ribbed polo-necks are also seriously desirable, this chunky Breton-style knit caught our eye the most. We'll be wearing it with cropped jeans and backless loafers all season.
Cashmere jumper, £865, Bay Garnett for Queene and Belle
Fashion influencer, writer and blogger Lucy Williams has joined forces with Missoma for the second time, creating a jewellery collection inspired by a recent trip to Rome. Anyone who follows Williams will be aware of her love of travel, so it comes as no surprise that her new range used one of Italy's most beautiful cities as a starting point. Roman coins, antique pendants and malachite reminiscent of the Palazzo Altemps' marbled interiors have been reimagined in the form of oversized hoops, signet rings and layering necklaces.
Malachite hoops, £149, Lucy Williams for Missoma
Gabriela Hearst's desirable bags typically have a waiting list of 1,500 at any given time, but they're now available for one week only on Net-a-Porter with the profits going towards the hunger crisis and impending famine in Kenya. The designer, who grew up on a farm, knows more than most the disastrous impact it has to lose livestock and is working with Save the Children to help combat the issue. Consequently, she's pledged $600,000 in funds to help benefit the children of the of the Turkana region. Styles are selling out fast, so make a beeline now.
Billie leather backpack, £2,795, Gabriela Hearst at Net A Porter
Buy a set of star-print pyjamas from Hush and provide one woman and her children at risk from domestic abuse with a safe place to sleep. The brand's charity collaboration with Refuge offers a persuasive reason to buy - with every set purchased, Hush will donate the equivalent of the cost of one night in a refuge for a woman and child. The super soft nightwear also comes with a matching eye mask.
Flannel star pyjamas, £60, Hush
The Lady Garden campaign continues for a third year, this time with the likes of Naomi Campbell, Suki Waterhouse and Charlotte Tilbury joining the Delevingne sisters to help raise money for and awareness of the Gynaecological Cancer Fund. For the latest campaign, the fashionistas have helped to put their spin on the classic white T-shirt, with the help of Black Score's Simeon Farrar. There are four tongue-in-cheek designs to choose from.
T-shirt, £28, Selfridges
If you're looking to replace your leather jacket (or maybe you just want to add to your collection), Replay is the unlikely yet perfect destination for timelessly cool styles. Throw the brand's biker jacket over cocktail dresses or midi skirts this season for an effortlessly cool look.
Leather biker jacket, £570, Replay
Gucci has partnered with British artist Unskilled Worker on a 40-piece collection of everything from T-shirts to bags, shoes and even denim. The images used are a combination of portraits and floral designs by the artist, all in her signature naïve and expressive style, which perfectly compliments Gucci's aesthetic. Prepare to see the T-shirts all over the fashion crowd within the month.
The collection will be available to buy online from 11 October. Visit Gucci.com
In honour of Breast Cancer Awareness, Stella McCartney has designed a limited edition beautiful lace lingerie set in feminine pink. Alicia Keys has lent her support to the cause by fronting the campaign - which this year specifically highlights the inequalities in access to early detection programs and awareness, with statistics showing that African American women have a 42 percent higher chance of cancer mortality from Breast Cancer than Caucasian women. A cause particularly close to Stella herself, the set will also benefit the Linda McCartney Center in Liverpool to support their work in providing the most advanced early detection programmes and treatments for patients with breast cancer. Show your support and invest today.
Lace bra, £125, bikini briefs, £65, Stella McCartney
Halfpenny London is perhaps best known for its beautiful bridalwear, but its new Black Edit collection is ideal for upcoming party season - which will arrive quicker than you think. Glamorous, feminine and decidedly dramatic, the brand has reinvented its best-loved styles in black, incorporating its signature lace and ostrich feathers. If you want to make an entrance this autumn, Halfpenny London is the place to go.
Lace cami, £675, lace skirt, £1,250, Halfpenny London
If you're tired of show season already, you'll love Ashish's new collection for River Island - specifically this burgundy jumper which will mirror the mood of many editors and influencers now in week three of fashion month. The offering is reflective of Ashish's playful, glittering aesthetic - for budget-friendly sparkly slip dresses and witty jumpers, look no further.
Chic sweater, £60, River Island x Ashish
Polish high street brand Reserved opened in London for the first time earlier this month to huge fanfare - thanks to its campaign star, Kate Moss, who was there to celebrate its arrival. The label has now launched a limited Re.Design collection, inspired by 90s Polish street style, as well current streetwear trends. We love its midi-length floral skirt - the perfect autumn piece, especially when worn with ankle boots and a leather jacket.
Floral skirt, £27.99, Reserved
In celebration of the Barbican's forthcoming Jean-Michel Basquiat exhibition, Browns has launched a collection inspired by the legendary street artist. Created by New York-based streetwear brand Rome Pays Off, the offering features a mix of hoodies, T-shirts, jackets and jeans all featuring Basquiat prints or motifs. Team this slouchy top with a black mini skirt, Converse and a bomber jacket.
Long sleeve top, £100,Jean-Michel Basquiat x Browns
If you're searching for the perfect pair of transitional shoes to take you through autumn, Whistles' new collaboration with by FAR is the one for you. Each of its four styles are named after famed London streets, but out favourite is the Redchurch slingback which comes in classic black and eye-catching coral. Its chunky, manageable block heel and elegant shape make it an instant classic.
Leather slingbacks, £235, Whistles x by Far
Nothing says back to school like a backpack, so look to Hunter's limited edition collaboration for a style that straddles both fashion and art. Influential make-up artist and beauty editor Isamaya Ffrench has created five different artworks, each of which has printed on one of its rubberised backpacks. Buy nowmxsz and save it for festival season.
Rubberised leather backpack, £235, Isamaya Ffrench for Hunter for Hunter
Every show season, there's a certain shoe that everyone seems to be wearing. This time round, that shoe is a satin slipper-cum-mule hybrid by new Berlin-based brand Aeyde. Seen on the feet of Caroline Issa and Tamu MacPherson this week, the label's bright fuchsia style is also relatively budget-friendly, priced at £210. For autumn/winter 2017, they're available in both black and green. We'll take all three please.
Sylvie shoe, £210, Aeyde
Mansur Gavriel, best known for its wildly popular bags, launched ready-to-wear this season and it didn't disappoint. Featuring a mix of elegant coats, cable knit polo necks and classic wool jumpers in sherbet shades, the collection has proved so popular that some of its coats have already sold out on Net A Porter - although, fear not, they will be restocked again shortly. Thankfully, its oversized pink coat is still available - invest now before it goes for good.
Wool felt coat, £1,050, Mansur Gavriel at Net A Porter
Struggling to find a new season bag that fits all of your specifications? Anya Hindmarch has launched a Build A Bag pop-up so that shoppers can design their own piece of arm candy. Hosted at Selfridges for one month, the brand has launched an exclusive bucket bag and invites you choose its base, style of handles and then to accessorise it using bag charms, decorative key fobs, intricate leather ruffs, tassels and stickers.
Leather bag, from £895, Anya Hindmarch
Karl Lagerfeld has wanted to launch a fashion jewellery collection separate from his work at Chanel and Fendi for a while now, and this season the legendary designer got his wish. The resulting collection is a mix of a pieces baring his name (or at least a KL), Choupette motifs, as well as must-have chains, cuffs and earrings. We love Lagerfeld's star chain ear cuffs - a quick and chic way of tapping into this season's space trend.
Silver plated cuffs, £110, Karl Lagerfeld
Just in time for fashion month comes the F is Fendi pop-up at Harrods, a chic space in celebration of the storied Italian fashion house, showcasing the best of its autumn/winter 2017 collection. The star of the show? The Triplette, a collection of three pouches joined together by a Fendi logo ring, available in different finishes and colourways (there are new shades exclusive to Harrods). Customers can peruse the Triplette wall to see all the options on offer and mix and match, allowing them to create their own unique version.
Fendi Triplette, from £980, in store now at Harrods
The F is Fendi pop-up runs until 26 September.
Coast has made it easier to replicate the polished elegance of Olivia Palermo by creating a collection in her honour. Expect cosy knitwear, oversized outerwear and statement shirting, like this style here with billowing sleeves - a perfect solution for day-to-night quandaries.
Lowie voluminous shirt, £69, Coast Friday
What do you get when you mix two of luxury fashion's most desirable accessory brands? Well, when it comes to Bulgari and Nicholas Kirkwood the results are a very covetable bag collection indeed. Modelled by Bella Hadid, the offering fuses Bulgari's iconic serpent motif with Kirkwood's famed graphic, architectural style. The collaboration also marks Kirkwood's first foray into bags, making them true investment pieces.
Embellished shoulder bag, £1,990, Bulgari x Nicholas Kirkwood at Net-a-Porter
As anyone working in fashion will tell you, heritage fabrics - from tweeds to corduroy -are key for autumn/winter 2017, which is why we're keen to snap up the herringbone oversized blazer from Ines de la Fressange's latest Uniqlo collection. Avoid any landed gentry comparisons by styling with a pair of straight leg cropped jeans and Converse.
Herringbone blazer, Ines de la Fressange for Uniqlo
PSC's embroidered jumper was so popular last winter that it completely sold out, but it's back in a very on-season burgundy - ready for autumn's cooler temperatures. Team yours with a black leather mini skirt and ankle boots.
Wool jumper, £165, PSC-Brand
Actress Rashida Jones has collaborated with luxury travel brand of the moment, Away, on a capsule collection inspired by Stockholm's colourful landscape. The suitcases come in three carefully curated pastel colourways – including the above clay as well as cactus and violet – and can be bought in four different sizes. So whether you're headed on a European citybreak or are off on a two-week tropical adventure, you'll be travelling in style.
Prices start at £225, Away
The wide-leg trouser is officially back for the new season, and there's no better option than those designed by London stylist Bay Garnett for MiH. The 90s-inspired collection also includes a tiger print camouflage shirt, which goes conveniently well with the aforementioned high-waisted jeans. We'll take both.
Wide-leg jeans, £275, Bay Garnett for MiH
Founded in 2015 by London College of Fashion alumni Henrietta Rix and Orlagh McClosky, Rixo London has become known for its vintage-inspired pieces that feel as good as they look. Its playful silk skirts and dresses often come with two side splits, which add a hint of modernity - and they've become popular among London influencers - from Pandora Sykes to Laura Jackson. To try the brand's beautiful designs on in person, head to its newly-opened London pop-up shop, open until mid September at 18 Broadwick St.
Silk star midi skirt, £205, Rixo at Net A Porter
Calling all dog-lovers. Jewellery fiends will already be fans of Loquet London, the bespoke jewellery brand founded by Laura Bailey and Sheherazade Goldsmith, but now there's an even better version to invest in its beautiful keepsake pieces. The label has teamed up with animal charity Wild at Heart to create a limited edition collection of 18-carat solid dog charms, designed to fit inside the label's signature locket necklaces and rings. With every purchase, 10 percent of the sale will go directly to foundation to help fund and support animal welfare projects all over the world.
18-carat charm, £175, Loquet x Wild At Heart
J Crew has tapped into our geeky fascination with horoscopes by creating a limited collection dedicated to them. The brand has launched a unique T-shirt for each sign of the zodiac, reflecting the traits or symbol of that respective sign - so Leo's is bright pink with colourful lettering, while Aquarius comes with a water-based motif. We challenge you not to resist the temptation to look at yours.
Horoscope T-shirt, £40, J Crew
Olivia Palermo has teamed up with Italian accessories brand Meli Melo to create a special-edition bag collection inspired by mid-century Swiss architect Max Bill. The structured shape and geometric charms offer a modern elegance befitting of the street style star. Choose the burgundy style for a bright alternative to autumn's typical black and brown bags.
Severine bucket bag, £600, Meli Melo
Knitwear brand Chinti & Parker has launched a collaboration with Danish comic book series Moomins. If, like us, you used to watch the animated show when you were young, you'll love the results of the pairing - a mix of cashmere jumpers and cotton T-shirts that feature motifs of the cult characters. Invest in the Little My style and pledge your allegiance to one of the most fearless, fiery animated icons.
Little My cashmere jumper, £350, Chinti & Parker
As a former fashion editor at Cosmopolitan magazine in New York, Rebecca Hessel Cohen knows a good dress when she sees one. The editor-turned-designer launched her own label when on the quest to find the perfect bridesmaid dress - coming up short, she decided to create her own and LoveShackFancy was born, featuring boho, travel-set inspired dresses and separates. This Eve dress, with its playful fringed hemline, is guaranteed to become one of your go-to summer holiday pieces for seasons to come.
Eve embroidered cotton-voile dress, £340, LoveShackFancy at Net-a-Porter
Beyoncé has already been pictured with one of Medium Rare's slogan tote bags, and we can see the appeal. The brand's 'It's cool to be kind' message seems more relevant than ever - we hope this sentiment catches on.
Printed and embroidered tote, £1,485, Medium Rare at Browns Fashion (in store only)
Warm summer evenings call for breezy-yet-chic nightwear and little known label British Boxers offers strong options. Its fuss-free white night dress will serve you well all season long. To make it work harder for you, by day roll up the sleeves, belt the waist and wear with sandals for an understated holiday look.
Satin night dress, £79, British Boxers
As we all know, British summer weather is not always blue skies and sunshine. For those inevitably rainy days, invest in a pair of white boots - which add a fresh crispness to any outfit, whilst ensuring you stay dry. Kendall Jenner is a fan of Kurt Geiger's patent style and we're inclined to follow her lead. Style yours with straight-leg denim.
Strut white boots, £169, KG Kurt Geiger
Danish label Stine Goya has teamed up with London-based fashion influencer Camille Charriere on a T-shirt that reflects her love of legendary poet and musician Leonard Cohen. If you've always thought that band T-shirts felt a little too reminiscent of your teenage years, then this stylish take might have more appeal. The loose-fit style features a cassette front print, then on the back the words: "As Leonard Cohen said: If I knew where the good songs came from. I'd go there more often."
Print T-shirt, £65, Camille Charriere x Stine Goya
Australian beachwear brand Zimmermann, loved by the likes of Margot Robbie, Kendall Jenner, Beyoncé and co, is officially setting up shop in the UK. The brand's first London flagship opened its doors today, and inside you'll find the statement swimwear and romantic, ruffled dresses for which the brand is now so universally adored.
Divinity ruffle dress, £830, Zimmermann
Visit the new London store at 23A Bruton St, Mayfair, London, W1J 6QG
Rebecca Joseph was on a retreat in Goa when she decided to launch a jewellery brand inspired by her newfound love of yoga. And so her signature yoga bunny collection was born; understated, delicate pieces with a hint of playfulness. Whether worn solo or as a layering piece, the label's warrior bunny necklace will attract compliments for years to come.
18-carat gold necklace, £85, Rebecca Joseph
When Anthony Vaccarello debuted his logo YSL shoes on the catwalk in September last year, shoppers went wild. The versatile, timeless courts sold out three times over at Browns Fashion, but fear not - they're back and more desirable than ever. We're wearing ours with denim for a thoroughly 80s vibe.
Patent monogram heels, £641, Yves Saint Laurent at Browns Fashion
Hershel's backpacks are ubiquitous among the fashion set during festival season and now the brand have added apparel to its repertoire. We're fans of its vintage-inspired lightweight jackets, a great layering piece for cool alfresco evenings and a must-have for rainy festivals. Wear yours oversized for a modern look.
Waterproof jacket, £75, Herschel Supply
Bella Freud has teamed up with J Brand to create a denim collection which is already getting us excited for autumn. As well as some seriously covetable jeans, the offering also includes Freud's signature slogan knits and T-shirts, with wording such as"Gangs of Love" and "Pretty baby". The designer herself considers denim her uniform, so it's no surprise that the result are so strong - our favourites are the super-flattering, leg-elongating high-waisted straight-leg jeans.
Jane high-rise jeans, £248, Bella Freud x J Brand
Rihanna has launched a limited edition collection for Chopard and the results are strong - think minimalist, geometric shapes that imbue the modern glamour that the singer does so well. Our favourite? The rose gold and green ceramic earrings that can be worn together or solo for an attention grabbing look.
18 karat rose gold earrings, £1,980, Rihanna Loves Chopard
Three Graces had already won us over with its feminine, effortless brand of loungewear, daywear and evening wear, but now designer Catherine Johnson is vying to be this summer's must-have brand with her debut swim collection, which launched this week. We're predicting lots of sunny yellow swimwear coming to an Instagram feed near you.
Asterea triangle bikini set in Tuscany, £170, Three Graces
With festival season now upon us, British label Orwell + Austen has launched a wardrobe option for all those who want to nod to music without looking like a cliche. Its range of Bowie T-shirts pay homage to the legendary artist in a discreet fashion - with a colourful embroidered lightning bolt. Wear yours with a pair of high-waisted straight-leg jeans or layer under a summer dress and Converse.
Navy Bowie T-shirt, £55, Orwell + Austen
Searching for the perfect slip dress? Look to Marina London, which specialises in everyday essentials made in luxury silks. With darts at the centre, its Beanie dress cuts a more flattering silhouette than typical slip styles. Wear during the day with sandals and an oversized khaki shirt or with heels by night. It's also worth browsing its range of floor-length shirt dresses, all of which exude easy elegance.
Silk red dress, £260, Marina London
There's a misconception that as soon as summer arrives that the colour black must be banished from all wardrobes in favour of bright shades. But, if the idea of colourful hues makes you recoil, then Hush's sunshine-ready LBD is an ideal option. Its fluid, flattering silhouette will keep you cool in the heat, while its cut-away back adds allure. Wear with a pair of classic white sneakers by day or dress up with metallic strappy sandals by night.
Jane dress, £79, Hush
Well, this was always going to be a collaboration with strong results - Parisian luxury leather goods brand Perrin Paris and legendary late architect Zaha Hadid teamed up on a limited-edition collection of seven leather clutches available exclusively on Farfetch for six months. The gold-plated asymmetric clasp is the perfect loop for sliding your hand through. Whil we're tempted by the pink and white, the black and gold has more versatility.
Leather loop clutch, £2,422, Zaha Hadid x Perrin Paris x Farfetch
Searching for the perfect summer T-shirt? French label Sezane has teamed up with Holiday magazine to create a capsule collection of sunshine-ready pieces, from embroidered slogan tees to colourful shirts and denim cut-offs. The range launched today and is already proving very popular - make a beeline now before it sells out.
Embroidered T-shirt, £45, Sezane x Holiday
Spanish footwear brand Castaner have become this summer's go-to shoe destination for fashion influencers and bloggers alike - in fact, you may have seen them on your Instagram feeds already. Pippa Middleton also fell for their feminine summer charms, having been spotted wearing a pair of her honeymoon. Their classic wedge espadrilles are the perfect height for everyday wear, with a basketweave heel that lengthens legs without making your feet hurt. The close toe is also ideal for city-based summers, when open-toe sandals feel too exposed for the tube.
Canvas espadrilles, £85, Castaner at Net A Porter
Trust Celine's Phoebe Philo to create a twisted take on the pearl earring. No longer the reserve of the elderly and West London Sloanes, the brand's updated version is chunky and oversized while still retaining its signature minimalism. Wear one on its own for instant modern elegance.
Dot pearl earrings, between £450 and £460, Celine
Topshop makes its viewpoint clear on election day - vote. Adopt the same direct approach and buy yours during your lunch break today.
Slogan T-shirt, £16, Topshop
Newly-launched label Kitri aims to offer quality and style at accessible price points. Its USP is modern classics - beautiful wrap dresses, twisted shirts and timeless jumpsuits - designed for adult women. You won't find trend-driven crop tops and ripped jeans here; these are elegant clothes that are well-cut and made using quality fabrics. We've already spent a happy lunch break perusing its new website; consider us fans indeed.
Satin wrap dress, £145, Kitri
We've long been fans of Italian jewellery brand Buccellati and its hand-crafted artisinal jewellery, but the label has just launched on Net-a-Porter - marking the first time pieces have been available to buy globally, aside from in its standalone stores. The team has released 22 of their favourite pieces to the online retailer, including this reinterpreted bangle from the 'Macri' range - originally created by Maria Cristina Buccellati's grandfather in the 1940s.
Buccellati 18kt yellow and white gold bangle, £6,200, Net-a-Porter
Some may say March is too early to be thinking about sunglasses, but every discerning style icon knows that there is nothing chicer than sporting a pair of sunglasses when the sky is blue and the temperature is crisp. With that in mind, the launch of For Art's Sake has come at a great time. They specialise in statement oversized sunglasses that will add stylish appeal to any spring outfit. With every style purchased, the label donates a pair of prescription glasses to someone in the developing world who doesn't have access to them. They'll also plant a tree that produces sustainable food and generate income for communities in Asia, Africa and Latin America. So you'll look good at the same time as doing good. What further excuse could you need?
Honeytrap sunglasses, £161, For Art's Sake


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How A.I. Is Bridging The Gaps In Business Analytics
Big data has unlocked a wealth of insights for corporations large and small. Yet one key challenge many businesses face is figuring out how to bring it all together. Key information is often stored in a mish-mash of data centers and department databases, making it impossible to analyze in full. San Francisco-based startup Birst is using machine learning software and the cloud to solve that problem. Jay Larson, CEO of Birst, discusses what the company's embedded business intelligence analytics is and how his products work. He speaks with Bloomberg North's Anthony Lacavera. (Source: Bloomberg)


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Stunning home on a quiet cul de sac in the gated Fox Wood community. Beautiful inside and out. The interior is meticulously maintained and move-in ready. Dream kitchen has granite countertops, maple cabinets, deep stainless sink, breakfast bar & eating space. Family room adjoins kitchen with vaulted ceiling and windows on upper portion of wall to provide nice natural lighting. Generous Master bedroom suite has room for a sitting area, 2 walk-in closets, dual sinks, large soaking tub & walk-in shower. Home has 4 bedrooms -- or 3 bedrooms with large bonus room on 2nd floor. This 2nd floor bonus room has closet and full bath! Exterior landscaping is framed by new curbing. Large fenced yard offers the privacy of NO REAR NEIGHBORS. Screened lanai has pavered deck & gorgeous heated PebbleTec finish pool with electric heating & solar heating, with separate area just outside the screen for your grill. The Fox Wood community offers 2 parks, playground, walking path, soccer, basketball court, skateboard & picnic areas. Top-ranked schools, restaurants, shopping, YMCA, the Trinity Medical Center all nearby, and 5 minutes to the Suncoast Parkway.
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The Jubilee Oval upgrade is almost complete for Sunday's big game against the Sharks. However, on Saturday, a final cleanup is taking place to ensure that everything is in order for the historic day.
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National Voter Registration Day September 24, 2013!
Georgia WAND and participating members of the We Count! Coalition are joining with other statewide civic organizations as proud partners and supporters of National Voter Registration Day 2013! We're committed to strengthening our community by getting voters registered for 2013 elections through to 2014!
It's not just important part of civic engagement, but it's also fun; come be a part of the effort and help make an impact in 2013 and beyond. On September 24th, come out to one of the many non-partisan voter registration events listed below or hold an event of your own to register Georgia voters.
Why vote in 2013, you may ask? State elections are critical - There are 1,500 reasons why as that's how many political races and ballot initiatives will be decided this Election Day. In Georgia, there are many city races that will determine who is elected mayor, city council and school board members that affects our communities and how they are governed – we want to make sure that every Georgia voter counts.
If you value civic participation and are willing to take a few hours for one day to help make the bonds of our communities stronger, contact Amanda Hill-Attkisson at firstname.lastname@example.com to volunteer or sign up your organization to be part of the We Count! coalition on voting rights in Georgia,
GEORGIA CAPITOL, 206 Washington St. SW, Atlanta, GA 30334
9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Event Organizer: Amanda Hill-Attkisson, Email: email@example.com, Phone: 404-447-4155
Participating Organizations/Speakers:
Local State Legislators invited to participate
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Grady Memorial Hospital, 80 Jesse Hill Jr. Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30303
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Accessibility is not only about bricks, mortar and facilities. Ensuring your promotional materials are accessible and that you provide information helpful to consumers with access issues is also important.
These resources will help you improve the effectiveness of your brochures, websites and other promotional material.
Make sure that all information is easy to use by everyone.
The Internet gives people with access needs the:
The websites listed below will help you make your website more accessible. These guidelines are easiest to implement when designing and building your website.
Before deciding whether to visit an area, people with access needs will look for as much information about the area as they can. For example, they may consider accessible parking, toilets, usable paths of travel and the distances between attractions and facilities. Mobility maps showing this information are useful for town centres, shopping districts, resorts, and large attractions.
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IT Service Manager - MCSA or MCSE or CCNA Required
- Recruiter
- GreatFind Recruitment
- Location
- North London, London
- Salary
- 30000.0000
- Posted
- 23 Jul 2017
- Closes
- 22 Aug 2017
- Sector
- Technology & New Media
- Contract Type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full Time
Fantastic opportunity for an experienced IT Service Manager / Engineer to join an established Managed Service Provider who provide IT Support and Services into the Education Sector. With many Schools in and across London, they are now looking for a Senior 2nd/3rd Line Engineer / Manager to support their School client in the Mitcham area.
The company provide a great training programme where you can complete many well-known technology courses, such as Microsoft and Cisco related certs, plus they give great financial incentives for you completing and passing these certifications, increasing your basic salary by thousands a year potentially.
The Role;
- As a Senior Manager / Engineer, you will be supporting the Schools ICT systems and provide the IT Support and Service expected by the company and the customer.
- Technical support & ongoing administration of platforms, comprising network connectivity (LAN & WAN), Active Directory, Exchange, Virtualization and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure solutions (Citrix) in line with the customer contract.
- Provide operational support & administration of internal IT infrastructure, with a specific focus on the development, delivery & deployment of standardised policies & procedures.
- When necessary, provide pre-sales technical support to the Sales team, with particular focus on hardware & associated infrastructure configuration recommendations, as per the Client requirements.
- Engagement with 3rd party suppliers as & where necessary, with adherence to relevant Service Level Agreements in order to ensure agreed targets and standards are met.
- Accurately log and document all calls received ensuring the correct priority and update/resolution route is assigned. Ensure key information for problem resolution is captured at all times.
- Follow companies processes and procedures as defined to successful case/task conclusion.
- Up to 3rd Line Support experience either working directly for a School or a similar Managed Service Provider into the Education Sector.
- Key technology experience around Microsoft Servers, Active Directory, Group Policies, DCNP, DNS etc.
- Experience/knowledge around networks, virtulisation environments etc.
- Open to travelling to a number of Schools and supporting them on a field based basis.
- Ideally some proof of self-development around technologies, such as Cisco or Microsoft as examples.
- MCSA, MCSE or CCNA qualification required
- Key words: support, 2nd line, 3rd line, remote, field, schools, managed service, IT, technology, ICT, tech, education sector, Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA), Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (MCSA), Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert (MCSE), Microsoft Solutions Developer (MCSD), Microsoft Specialist, Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), ccnp, ccie, ccna, ccnd, cisco, networking,