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Another era is coming to an end in Morgan. Wally's Automotive will be closing its doors to business for the last time this week and Wally Kitchin will be entering a new phase of his life: retirement. Wally came to work in Morgan in 1969 for Jack Olsen at Olsen Chevrolet, which was located on Commercial Street at the time. He purchased the old Chevron station from Henry Carter in 1974, when it was a full service, two-bay station. Many of us still remember driving up and getting our oil checked while getting our gas tanks filled back when gas was 60 cents a gallon, said Deanna Shaw, who currently mans the front desk for Kitchin among a million other things. In 1978, Wally purchased land and built what has been known as Wally's ever since. As the years have gone by, many friendships have been made working on vehicles through four generations of families. The time has come for Kitchin to concentrate on his own family and enjoy spending time with his wife, Sue. Kitchin and his staff would like to thank the Morgan community for their support. The memories we have made will be forever treasured in our hearts. We will be gone from the shop, but hopefully not forgotten, said Shaw through tear-filled eyes. The property and building have been sold to Morgan-based and family-owned ICORR Technologies. ICORR is owned and operated by lifelong residents Kent and Cindy Carter, their son Kale Carter, his wife Shannon, and their daughter Katie and her husband Beau Peterson. ICORR Technologies designs, installs, monitors and surveys sacrificial anode systems mostly on pipelines. They also work quite a bit in mines and for utility companies, mostly power plants and water treatment plants. The company employs mostly Morgan County residents, and has additional offices in the Uintah Basin and Billings, Montana. Their customers include, Phillips 66, Kern River, Questar and Plains All American, all of which own pipelines that run through Morgan County. ICORR believes in giving back to the community. They proudly support the Alzheimer's Association, Boys and Girls Club of Ogden, Morgan's Food Bank, as well as Morgan High School, including the Rodeo Club and volleyball. In addition, the family makes several private donations to families in need in their area. The large shop behind the former Wally's Automotive storefront will be used to house large equipment such as drilling rigs, backhoes and other big trucks. President of ICOOR Kent Carter said, That's the beauty of buying a shop like Wally's: it is already set up so that we can repair equipment as needed. The storefront will be leased to Brian Kinnear, owner of Precision Complete Auto Repair. Kinnear will offer many of the same services that Kitchin offered. He was part-owner of Terrace Muffler and Auto Repair for seven years and sold his ownership in that business for the opportunity to be back home in Morgan. Kinnear will take over the shop on Monday and hopes residents will continue to bring their vehicles in for service. Customers can expect the same hometown, quality service from Kinnear they received from Kitchin.
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MEMC Electronic Materials Inc. (WFR) filed Annual Report for the period ended 2010-12-31.
Memc Electric Materials Inc. has a market cap of $3.32 billion; its shares were traded at around $14.59 with a P/E ratio of 48.63 and P/S ratio of 1.48. Hedge Fund Gurus that owns WFR: Steven Cohen of SAC Capital Advisors, Bruce Kovner of Caxton Associates, Jim Simons of Renaissance Technologies LLC. Mutual Fund and Other Gurus that owns WFR: Arnold Schneider of Schneider Capital Management, Arnold Van Den Berg of Century Management, Third Avenue Management, Ronald Muhlenkamp of Muhlenkamp Fund, Chuck Royce of Royce& Associates, Mario Gabelli of GAMCO Investors.
Highlight of Business Operations:The aggregate market value of the registrants Common Stock held by nonaffiliates of the registrant, based upon the closing price of such stock on June 30, 2010 of $9.88 as reported by the New York Stock Exchange, and 227,416,482 shares outstanding on such date, was approximately $2,246,874,842. The number of shares outstanding of the registrants Common Stock as of February 18, 2011, was 230,310,008 shares.
We sell some of our semiconductor wafers to certain customers under consignment arrangements. Generally, these consignment arrangements require us to maintain a certain quantity of wafers in inventory at the customers facility or at a storage facility designated by the customer. Under these arrangements, we ship the wafers to the storage facility, but do not charge the customer or recognize revenue for those wafers until title passes to the customer. Title passes when the customer pulls the product from the assigned storage facility or storage area or, if the customer does not pull the product within a stated period of time (generally 60-90 days), at the end of that period, or when the customer otherwise agrees to take title to the product. Until that time, the wafers are considered part of MEMCs inventory and are reflected on MEMCs books and records as inventory. As such, these consignment arrangements are essentially inventory transfer arrangements. At December 31, 2010, we had approximately $25.0 million of inventory held on consignment, compared with approximately $18.9 million held on consignment at December 31, 2009.
During the third quarter of 2010, SunEdison executed a sales agreement to sell a 70MW photovoltaic solar energy system located in Italy (the Rovigo Plant) to an entity established jointly by First Reserve and SunEdison (the First Reserve Partnership). The total sales price of the Rovigo Plant to the First Reserve Partnership was approximately 276 million Euros (approximately $366 million). SunEdison also executed three additional sales agreements to sell three one megawatt solar energy systems to the First Reserve Partnership, for a total contract value of approximately 13 million Euros (approximately $18 million). SunEdison holds a 9.9% non-controlling interest in the First Reserve Partnership.
In 2010, SunEdison secured a three-year, $50 million construction revolver with Rabobank International for the deployment of solar photovoltaic power plants. This facility will be used to fund solar projects in the United States. Also in 2010, SunEdison signed an agreement with JPMorgan Capital Corporation to fund an estimated $60 million in project financing for SunEdison deployments across key markets in the United States. In May 2010, SunEdison entered into an agreement with First Reserve to establish an entity to provide for the purchase of solar photovoltaic energy projects developed by SunEdison. Each of SunEdison and First Reserve have agreed to make capital commitments to the partnership. The initial equity commitment of up to $167 million for the entity will be contributed by First Reserve and SunEdison over time in proportion to each partys ownership interest of 90.1% and 9.9%, respectively. Solar photovoltaic energy projects are planned to be sold to the First Reserve Partnership based on acceptance by the entity. In addition, SunEdison may enter into separate operations and maintenance agreements with the First Reserve Partnership related to the projects. SunEdison has invested $8.0 million in the entity as of December 31, 2010.
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A rather rubbish and poor platformer, no point a waste of your time most of the reviewers here clearly have no taste for gameplay. Miki's world a poor "Mario Rip Off", with only 2 levels it can only take you 10 minutes at the most, the cntrols are pretty awful and it has no replay value whatsoever, what i'm saying is if a game is very short i expect at least a bit of replay value, Most of the gameplay is pointlessly freeing Birds for no reason at all, you don't need birds to complete the game… Read Full Review
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I think Nokia Miki's World is interesting and awesome. I love it but the needs to be more levels and to make it so realistic it needs to be real so people enjoy the same game and play it from dusk to dawn and make it challenging and thats all i wnted to say. I liked it when you get to catch three bird and the bonus game. I disliked how there is just two levels in the game so you need to increase the number of levels so it will be nteresting… Read Full Review
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Watson was forced from the field with a hamstring injury in Australia's one-day loss to India in Bangalore on Saturday - putting him in grave doubt for the Ashes.
A Cricket Australia spokesperson commented on Watson's injury: "Shane encountered soreness in his left hamstring during last night's ODI in India."
"He received initial treatment from team medical staff and showed that he was able to bat when needed.
"He will have the injury assessed in detail this week following his return to Australia. At that point we will have a clearer picture about his availability for the first Test."
Replacing Watson is arguably the hardest task of any player in Michael Clarke's team, due to the various elements he brings to the team.
The 32-year-old has taken over the troublesome No.3 batting role, smashing a career-best 176 at The Oval in August before declaring he wants to make the position his own.
QUICK SINGLE: India win series despite Faulkner heroics
First drop has traditionally been the domain of a team's best batsman but Australia's top dog Clarke has shown a reluctance to move up the order to fill it.
Should finding a new No.3 be the main priority, several contenders - including Phil Hughes, Usman Khawaja, Shaun Marsh and Alex Doolan - stand out.
But none is able to offer the skills which make Watson so valuable.
His role as Australia's first slip is difficult to replace in itself, and the reliable medium pace and valuable overs he can bowl to give the main quicks a break will also be sorely missed.
One player who offers game-breaking ability, and an affinity with both bat and ball as well as enthusiasm in the field, is James Faulkner.
The confident 23-year-old has grown into his role as a vital member of Australia's ODI team, starring in their one-day tour of India.
He's entrusted with the ball at crucial moments and produced two spellbinding innings of exceptional quality in India.
The first, in Mohali, he smacked 64 runs off 29 balls to steal Australia a famous victory.
More impressively, he scored a remarkable 116 off 73 balls in the series decider in Bangalore on Saturday albeit in a losing effort.
Interim ODI captain George Bailey, another who has built a Test case on the back of staggering run-scoring in India, says Faulkner wouldn't look out of place in an Ashes Test this summer.
"I don't want to sound biased, (because) I've played a lot with Jimmy, but I just can't speak highly enough of him," Bailey, who also captains Faulkner at Tasmania, said of the Test hopeful.
"I don't know how many games he's played of one-day cricket but he almost leads our bowling attack.
"He bowls in power plays. He bowls at the start. He bowls at the death.
"He loves that responsibility.
"I think we've just seen him come into his own with the bat as well with a bit of confidence.
"Teams will certainly fear him.
"It's just that energy he brings is wonderful."The competitiveness he brings is something you love playing with. He's got a pretty bright future."


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The Romanian Village In The Context Of Its Traditional Issues And Of The Present Global Crisis
It is obvious that nowadays the Romanian village is confronted with major transformations. As a fundamental social and economic entity, it accumulated, over the centuries, a large series of important issues. Especially "the peasant issue", which took shape at the beginning of the XIXth century, is still influencing the evolution of the rural world, being present with both its dimensions. The aim of this paper is to present how the land issue continues to play a crucial role in the non-profitable Romanian agriculture, obstructing the exploitation of its considerable potential. This aspect is far more complex as we are still passing through a difficult economic crisis, not to speak of the world food crisis.
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MENLO PARK — Under fire from privacy advocates, Facebook on Friday dropped some controversial language about teenagers from a policy that describes how users' names and endorsements can be featured in commercial advertising. But the company is keeping other provisions that critics don't like.
While the company insists the policy was written primarily to provide a better explanation of practices already in effect, privacy groups worry the changes are part of a broader move by Facebook to collect more data on its members and use that information to target them more closely with ads.
"We are going to meet with the FTC and urge them to continue their investigation," said Jeff Chester of the Center for Digital Democracy, one of several groups that complained to the Federal Trade Commission when Facebook unveiled its proposed new policy in August.
The FTC said last month it would review the new policy under a 2011 decree that resulted from earlier complaints. A Facebook spokeswoman said the company is confident the policy complies with that decree.
Facebook wrote its new statement over the summer, after settling a lawsuit from members who complained their names and photos were used in ads without their consent.
The statement attempts to put members on notice that if they take an action on Facebook, such as "liking" or endorsing a company or product, their names and photos may be shown in ads seen by their friends on the social network. Facebook lets members limit the audience that can see those ads.
But the company set off alarms when it proposed language in August that said Facebook would assume members under 18 had their parents' approval for the teenagers' names and photos to be used in similar ads. Critics warned that could give advertisers free rein to target younger audiences, although Facebook said it was meant to encourage teens to discuss their Facebook use with parents.
"This language was about getting a conversation started," Facebook privacy officer Erin Egan wrote in a blog post Friday. "We were not seeking and would not have gained any additional rights as a result of this addition. We received feedback, though, that the language was confusing and so we removed the sentence."
Critics also objected to another policy revision that eliminated an older statement which offered to let users restrict how their names and photos are used; the new language simply says Facebook will respect users' preferences in that regard. Others disliked a provision that says Facebook may scan members' profile photos with facial recognition software, which can then identify the person in other pictures and suggest a caption with the member's name.
Those provisions remain in the new policy, which went into effect Friday.
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Honor's latest affordable flagship has an 18:9 display and dual-camera capabilities — for (probably) less than you'd expect.
Honor's "X" series of phones has always toed a fine line in terms of hardware, feature set and price point. The Honor 5X was one of the first handsets to bring metal construction and fingerprint recognition to a cheaper price tier. And a year ago, the Honor 6X added a surprisingly competent dual camera rig to the experience.
As 2017 draws to a close, the Honor 7X makes things even more competitive. The new phone has been soft-announced announced today ahead of Honor's full launch event on December 5, and assuming it keeps to a price point in line with its predecessors, it could be one of the most compelling sub-€300 phones we've seen.
Starting on the outside, the Honor 7X broadly resembles a mash-up between an Honor 8 Pro and a Huawei Mate 10 Pro. It boasts a new, taller 18:9 aspect ratio, with a 5.93-inch Full HD+ (2160×1080) LCD panel &mdash…
There aren't a lot of really great Chromebooks out there, but Samsung's recent Chromebook Pro and Plus come close. Excepting the keyboards, each is one of the best devices in its class to have come out in the last year. And, in what looks like some early Black Friday preparation, retailers such as Amazon, B&H, Frys, Best Buy, and even Samsung itself have marked down prices for each. Right now you can pick up the Chromebook Plus for just $349, and the Chromebook Pro for $449.
[Deal Alert] Samsung Chromebook Pro for $449 and Chromebook Plus for $349 ($100 off) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Drones are a lot of fun, but they can also be pricey. To help alleviate that second part, Amazon is offering the GoPro Karma with either the HERO5 Black for $899 or the HERO6 Black for $999. That's a solid $200 off each bundle.
The Karma is a smaller…
Motorola is a huge and important brand in the smartphone industry, and this makes its stumbling points much more visible.(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
It's time for a new version of Android Messages. The latest update takes a slightly larger than average jump from v2.5 to v2.7, but no obvious changes to the UI are really popping out. However, the apk did get much smaller with this release, and there…
Everyone hates on Motorola for releasing a ton of phones every year, but some of these phones are actually pretty good. Case in point: David, our resident curmudgeon, loved the Moto E4 Plus. Now you can get one for as little as $119.99, depending on s…
Several years ago, Opera Software spun off its TV division as a separate company, fittingly named 'Opera TV.' While the company was responsible for the various TV ports of the Opera browser, it also developed an entire software platform designed for media players, car head units, and smart TVs – similar to Roku OS and Android TV.
Opera TV was purchased by Moore Frères & Company in 2016, and in August of this year, the company announced it was rebranding itself as 'Vewd.' Now the Android TV browser, which is included on some Sony Smart TVs, has changed to 'Vewd Browser.'
The only change in the latest update is the new name, so it's still the same Opera TV browser that people know and love.
Opera's Android TV browser renamed to 'Vewd Browser' was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Newegg has the PlayStation VR for PlayStation 4 on sale for $199.99 which is down from its original price of $299.99. All you have to do is plug the VR headset and your PlayStation camera into your PS4 and you are ready to go.
This headset features a 5.7-inch OLED 1080p display and runs up to 120 frames per second. The 3D audio technology allows you to pinpoint sounds above, below, and all around you making your experience that much more realistic. The LEDs around the PlayStation VR headset, on the DualShock 4 wireless controller, and the PlayStation Move motion controller are tracked by the PlayStation Camera, capturing your exact natural movement in virtual space.
Play games like Star Wars Battlefront Rogue One: X-wing VR Mission, Batman Arkham VR, Starblood Arena and Farpoint.
Amazon has some deals on VR's too. The PlayStation VR (used) is on sale for $270.99 from a third-party seller. The PlayStation VR – Skyrim Bundl…
It has been a while since the last Android Oreo feature spotlight, but there are apparently still discoveries to be made. Oreo was a pretty substantial update for Android TV, with a new launcher in tow. The update has another change for Android TV – r…
I bet you thought that the madness surrounding Pixel 2 issues had died down, didn't you? Well, here's one more tidbit that should make some users of the smaller Pixel happy: Google has said that, having already fixed the NFC clicking problem, an update is coming that will address the faint buzzing that some have heard while on phone calls.
Orrin, the Pixel User Community Manager, has stated that Google is rolling out a fix in the "coming weeks," which will be eliminate this buzzing.
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Covering 27,000 acres of woodland on the borders of England and Wales, between the rivers Wye and Severn, the Royal Forest of Dean is one of England's few remaining forests. This area offers outstanding scenery; the stunning mixed woodland in the forest and the breathtaking, steep-sided limestone gorges above the River Wye. Well-known for its rich and diverse flora and fauna, the Forest is home to grazing sheep, fallow deer and wild boar and also supports a rich variety of birds and butterflies. Peregrine Falcons nest on the crags above the Wye at Symonds Yat.
The history of this ancient forest is varied and fascinating; as well as being a royal hunting ground before 1066, the area has been used for iron working, charcoal production and coal mining. Where else would you find "Sheep Badgers", "Freeminers", "Verderers" and "Scowles"? Today the Forest of Dean is a popular tourist destination and lends itself to a particularly wide range of outdoor activities – game and coarse fishing, climbing and caving, canoeing and kayaking and walking and cycling on an extensive network of paths and trails.
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Many dogs breeds thrive on having a job to do, however in the modern world, most of us do not have a job to give our dogs. This is where the doggy backpack comes in. Although it may sound absurd, a backpack is the perfect way to give your city dog the purpose he craves.
Many of you may notice that you can take your pooch out for an hour long walk, only to find he just wants to play when he gets home! This is due to a lack of mental stimulation from the absence of a job to do. Giving him a backpack to wear, weighed down on each side with something as simple as a full water bottle or a couple of tennis balls, will make your furry friend focus on the task at hand – carrying items for his master. This focus helps to drain your dog's energy, as he is using his brain, not just his body during his daily exercise. It is also a proven method to assist in stopping your dog pulling after other dogs and being distracted on his walks, as he feels he must focus on carrying your things.
It is a common misconception that a backpack must be weighed down substantially, in order to tire out a high energy dog. However, it is actually the task of thinking that successfully drains his energy. Dogs, like people, require mental stimulation as well as physical – this is why so many dogs appear to be eternally high strung, as they do not get enough mental activity. Although a healthy, fit dog could carry up to 25% of his body weight, this must be built up over time, and is not always a necessity. It is also important to remember, however, that a backpack may not be for every pooch.
Keep in mind that backpacks usually do not come in very small sizes, as a small dog is not built to carry any weight. Longer bodied breeds such as Dachshunds and Basset Hounds are also advised against wearing packs, as their elongated frame cannot support the added weight. This is the same for dogs with bad hips or joints, and our senior dogs. Puppies under one year should also not be required to carry a pack, as their joints are not fully developed. If you have any concerns about whether your dog is physically capable of wearing a pack, please ask your vet first.
There are many brands of backpacks out there, however a few things to look for are:
- The pack sits high up on the shoulders, not towards the hips
- The front strap lays off the trachea and throat of the dog, and are supported more around the chest or breast bone
- The harness section contours to the back of dog, adding extra comfort and support
- The compartments are large enough for your carrying needs
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This Dragon model is an all-rounder, equally suiting men and women. Wearing full rim eyewear, you make it unmistakably clear that you are going the whole hog. The mono disc frame is an institution in the field of sports glasses. The shape is particularly ideal for elongated faces and definitely creates attention. The only downside: it is not possible to install prescription lenses into this model. Plastic frames like these combine durability and are comfortable to wear. The DR REMIX 2 is a very snug fit on the ears and nose. This brand of sunglasses, of course, also provides your eyes with optimum UV400 protection.
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In sweeping fashion, more women are choosing to have doulas present during childbirth.
Essentially an effective communicator between patients and medical personnel, doulas help women stay comfortable during the birthing process by providing emotional and physical support. Doulas are different from midwives in that they don't assist with the actual labor and birth.
Katy Kozhimannil, Ph.D., a researcher in the Division of Health Policy Management at the University of Minnesota, has extensively studied the impact of doulas in the delivery room.
"There's really good data documenting that continuous emotional labor support leads to positive birth outcomes, with the strongest effects coming from someone who has specialized training and who is not a family member, friend, or employee of the hospital—meaning someone like a doula," said Kozhimannil.
Typically meeting with mothers once before the birth to discuss the birth plan, doulas remain present for the duration of labor and meet with the mother a few days after.
According to a recent nationwide survey conducted by Listening to Mothers, the use of birth doulas has risen significantly. This may be due in part to more states reimbursing doula care through Medicaid, a measure Kozhimannil found highly beneficial for patients.
Next July, Minnesota will begin Medicaid reimbursements for doula care as part of its Omnibus Health Bill.
Read more about doulas from DONA International, one of the oldest and largest doula training and certification organizations.
Read a story on doula care featuring Kozhimannil from The Daily Beast.


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The makers of supernatural show "Naagin" have been leaving no stone unturned to keep its viewers hooked.
It has been reported earlier that viewers would soon learn Rithik (Arjun Bijlani) is not Yamini (Sudha Chandran) and Ankush's (Manish Khanna) son but Yamini's brother Maharaj's. While the sequence is highly awaited, a report in Telly Chakkar says Rithik's life will be in danger in the upcoming episodes.
Rithik will find a fake naagmani, and assuming it to be real, will hand it over to Yamini and Ankush. Elated, Yamini and Ankush will plan to kill Rithik.
On the other hand, Shivanya (Mouni Roy) and Sesha (Adaa Khan) will search for the naagmani when Mayura (Madhura Naik) will be seen creating trouble for them. "Shivanya and Shesha will start their hunt for the fifth killer. But another trouble will land their way in the form of ichadaari mor (shape-shifting peacock) Mayura (Madhura Naik)," a source told the web portal.
It now remains to be seen if Rithik is killed or Shivanya manages to reach the spot in time to save her husband.
In other news, speculations are rife that "Naagin" will go off air in the coming months. The supernatural show is supposed to be a finite series and might telecast its last episode in May.
Apparently, Mouni's character Shivanya will be killed before "Naagin" goes off air. While reports suggest the show will return with a new season, the buzz is none of the lead actors — Mouni, Adaa or Arjun — will continue their roles in Season 2.
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Are you new to the Sims 2 and want to download custom content? Do you want special things to match you specific Sims 2 needs? In that case, read on
1Go on the Sims 2 website.
2"Log in" or "Register." The registration process is fairly easy, it will guide you through each step.
3Roll over "Exchange." Don't click it. A little list of the things you can download should come down. Click the one you want.
4There should be a little white search box on the left. If you don't see it, scroll down. Click on that and type what you're looking for. You can also specify what expansion packs you have, where the creator is from, etc.
5Click the "Go!" button at the bottom of the box.
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Become the cocky, dog-loving ninja!
1Act very confident, but not exactly cocky. As in be confident in yourself, but make sure to be a little careful, and know when not to fight and when to fight. Also, be very protective of your friends.
2Be funny. If you are a funny person, then be yourself. But for those who think they aren't funny, then don't try so hard and just go with the flow... Make sure you aren't too funny to the point people think you're annoying
3Spike your hair or buy a spiky, brown wig. Spiking your hair with gel is a good idea. Mostly likely, you have to waste your money when buying a wig.
4Draw red, upside-down, triangle marks on your cheeks (one for each cheek). Make sure they are symmetrical with each other, even if that's not important
5Grow long nails. If you don't feel like growing nails, get fake fingernails, which are easily obtainable at a Halloween shop.
6Wear a gray jacket with fur on the hoodie and the cuffs.
7Wear brown pants (Make sure the legs are 8 inches shorter than your legs).
8Wrap a white tape around the right thigh of the pants.
9Wear a pair of blue or black open toe sandals.
10Carry a little white dog in your jacket, or on your head/shoulder.
11Love dogs, know everything about them, or even learn to speak "their language". If you are allergic to dogs, then get a cat to protect to be a dog to.
12Don't let anyone boss you around.
13Be the top dog in your pack.
14For Shippuden, replace the "little white dog" with a big white dog that you can ride on.
15For Shippuden, wear a black shirt that zips up with black pants (Make sure the legs are 8 inches shorter than legs).
16Wear fake fangs on your teeth.
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- Try to be the leader of your team, so Shino (or someone that acts like him) can't do it.
- Find a boy that likes insects (particularly beetles) and argue about leadership with him.
- Find a girl that acts like Hinata and behave very kindly to her.
- On your pants, make sure that you have a kunai holder.
- Be a (not exactly) bad boy.
- Do not overdo the whole 'cocky' thing; you may get hurt, or in serious trouble
- Do not actually ride a dog, it can be harmful to them. Dogs are not horses, they were not meant to support weight on their back. It can lead to permanent crippling problems.
- Do not bring a dog with you to school or work, or any other place for that matter
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- A gray, furry jacket
- Brown pants
- White Tape
- Red make-up
- Kunai holder
- A little or big dog
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We have a variety of serviced offices available to rent in Tower Bridge Wharf, E1. Each office space is offered at the best rates and suited to your individual needs and requirements.
We have a variety of serviced offices available to rent in Tower Bridge Wharf, E1. Each office space is offered at the best rates and suited to your individual needs and requirements.
This serviced office is a small, family run, shared work environment, located in Shad Thames SE1, close to London Bridge, Tower Bridge and Bermondsey stations. It is best suited to small businesses, freelancers and creatives looking for somewhere to call home. It offers flexible dedicated desk services, as well as providing additional, virtual office services such as hot desk, meeting room hire and registered company address services.
New flagship serviced offices in St Katherine Docks, located on the 8th floor offering stunning views across London. Newly refurbished office space available in this modern complex. Multiple offices ranging in size to suit most requirements; these have been fitted out to a high standard and are fully furnished.
With stunning views overlooking the City, this building provides flexible office space of all sizes. Every office benefits from floor to ceiling windows - so natural light is in abundance. Break out areas have been designed for the comfort of all clients, including phone and working booths. The owners of this centre do not want you to be confined to the four walls of your office. The meeting rooms fulfil all AV needs and can be rented by the hour or the day. The offices are fully furnished and equipped with air conditioning and a high speed internet broadband facility.
This centre offers luxury serviced offices from 150 sqft in a highly prominent, prestigious, fully air conditioned office building. The centre offers the following amenities: suspended ceilings; Cat 2 lighting; Cat 5e voice / data network providing ISDN telephone system and Broadband to each office; full reception; secretarial facilities; virtual office facilities; two 8-person passenger lifts; fully accessible raised floors; and roof terraces.
Situated right in St. Katharine Docks, discover London office space with panoramic views over the city, Thames, and marina. This centre offers a modern co-working experience up on the top floors of a historic building. Members enjoy breaks out on our balcony, private offices that overlook all of London's landmarks, and unique event spaces.
Shared & private office space in Wapping is available within this beautiful business community centre, which is ideally located within easy reach of the city. This Grade I waterside complex is close to Tower Bridge, The City, Shoreditch and Canary Wharf, offering easy access to popular business locations in London. There are a huge number of major national and international companies situated close by, creating ideal networking opportunities for any business based here. The building itself is beautifully designed and decorated, to create a stylish and professional place to do business. Offices are fully furnished and serviced, and are ready to use and well-equipped for business with high speed internet access and dedicated phone lines. Large meeting rooms are available, accommodating groups for everything from client meetings and workshops, to conferences and presentations, and are equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual technologies. These spaces benefit from 24 hour access and security, which should benefit any growing business, supported by concierge services, club house, and events programme. Currently, this centre is offering 10 % off hot desks at £225 + VAT, 10 % off fixed desks at £292.50, 10 % off private offices at £6,750 + VAT (single arched office, accommodating up to 18), 10 % off private offices at £11,250 + VAT (double arched office, accommodating up to 30).
These furnished serviced offices are in the midst of a vibrant business community in The More complex near London's key decision makers. More London on the South Bank is great for professional services firms and for businesses working with City Hall. It boasts: drop-in business lounge to work on the go, meeting rooms to meet in private, disabled facilities for accessibility, on-site sandwich/ coffee bar to keep you going, major transport hubs a short walk away, gym and fitness room for pre- or post-work workouts. This centre offers all-inclusive pricing, so you can move in with peace of mind that there will be no unexpected costs each month.
This modern office facility located on Portsoken Street features the second largest atrium in any building in London and provides office suites suitable for 2-50 people. All rooms are air conditioned, very bright and have access to excellent amenities. The centre requires an all-inclusive facility fee which means that your costs will be per room and not per workstation, with the great benefit of allowing you to bring more people on board while continuing to pay the same rate. No matter the size of space you are looking for, this centre is able to provide a wide range of office solutions, to suit start-ups and SMEs as well as larger companies with 30-50 employees. Clients can choose from furnished or unfurnished office suites that can be partitioned according to their specific requirements. This centre strives to exceed your expectations.
London's newest co-working space comes to the City. With flexible working space, this centre offers 300 dedicated desks and 50 hot desks spread over 7 floors. Memberships are offered on a rolling monthly contract with a 1 month minimum term. On the top floor is the ClubSpace with central coffee bar, outdoor terrace and breathtaking views over the City of London and the Thames, this space is ideal for events. All memberships include: fast broadband and Wi-Fi, fresh ground coffee, cycle park and showers; free use of meeting rooms as well as informal breakout areas on each floor, 24/7 access (dedicated desks), a large desk and ergonomic chair. Memberships are flexible, you can have a single desk or up to 50 on one floor. Every floor has its own informal meeting spaces, a private bookable meeting room and a breakout area where you can help yourself to fresh ground coffee, tea and still and sparkling water - all included. In addition to the dedicated desks, it also offers hot desk space at £350+vat per month.
The property benefits from a staffed entrance reception, client signage, high security with 24 access, dedicated IT support and onsite management as well as meeting rooms, informal break out spaces and fully fitted kitchenettes. Clients can choose from furnished or unfurnished office suites which can be partitioned according to your individual requirements. The owners strive to exceed your expectations.
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quote:Originally posted by essemjay58I guess this is an herb, not a spice, but I think Sweet Marjoram is pretty darn good and underused. Good on tomato dishes, boiled buttered potatoes, actually many vegetable dishes. By the way, have you tried smoked paprika?
quote:Originally posted by fabulousoysterGround CorianderIf you go to the FoodNetwork and search for Rachel Ray's "Israeli Spice Chicken" she has an Israeli Spice Rub recipe I can't get enough of. I'm always using it. Delicious.
quote:Originally posted by Sneetch...chervil...fresh is best, but dried is great too - best with fish and chicken......curry leaves - since i found fresh curry leaves at a local indian market, i've been using them in soups and stews, as well as my favorite indian recipes!
quote:Originally posted by jmckee Try marjoram with mushrooms. Their affinity for each other is amazing.
quote:Originally posted by TexianjoeIt's not really a spice, more of a mix, but I use Chinese Five Spice a lot. In stir frys, chili, stews almost everything even if its just a pinch.joe
quote:Originally posted by CajunKingI love the smoked paprika over the sweet paprika it has such a deeper level of flavoringalong that same line I love using dried chipotle too.
quote:Originally posted by jmckee I have a recipe somewhere for "Cajun barbecued shrimp" that uses Szeged "Hot" Hungarian Paprika.
quote:Originally posted by lynndunhamI love to sprinkle a bit of allspice on ham and baked sweet potatoes. Also like to put it in chili and vegetable soups.
quote:Originally posted by exsquidaoSeeing the refrences to paprika I have to ask that the only one I ever see in the supermarket is regular old paprika, have never found sweet or smoked or any other kinds that I have seen used on the food shows, am I looking in the wrong place?
quote:Originally posted by agnesrobI recently bought smoked paprika. It is wonderful sprinkled over deviled eggs! I will definately look for other uses.
quote:Originally posted by agnesrobThe smoked paprika I bought is McCormack that is available in any of my local grocery stores. I can buy very reasonably priced saffron in Trader Joe's. My sister lives in Hurst, Tx, I can ask her where she might find these things. But even she will admit, cooking is not her forte.
quote:Originally posted by lynndunhamDick - Thanks for the lesson on allspice! It's always nice to know more about your ingredients.
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The Synodontis Multipunctatus or Cuckoo Cat as it is also known is a wonderful addition to a tropical aquarium. Multipunctatus is endemic to lake Tanganyika in Africa, and this fish is better suited to an African cichlid set-up from either lake Tanganyika or lake Malawi, as the fish does extremely well with African cichlids, and it thrives with mouth-brooding cichlids, which it needs to raise its own fry.
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After reading this review, I have made some additional comments that may be useful to any young fish keepers. Lake Tanganyika is the largest and deepest lake in Africa which holds the largest volume of fresh water. With reference to the surface area (33000km2 for an approximation of size), it is the second largest lake on the continent - Just something to take into account when you are undecided on whether to purchase that 2ft tank or the more appropriate 4 ft tank in your living room.

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Kuwaiti Shares Index Slides to 11-Week Low
The Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) dropped 1.3 percent in the week ending Wednesday on the back of heightened tension in the Middle East and internal political problems, brokers said.
The KSE index closed at 1,376.3 points, its lowest level in 11 weeks, down 4.5 percent on the final trading day of 1999, and a staggering 51.5 percent below its all-time record in November 1997.
During October, the market dropped 4.5 percent and market capitalization decreased 2.3 percent from 21.3 billion to just 20.8 billion dollars.
The value of average trading rose slightly to 10.1 million dollars from last week's 8.6 million dollars, but remained well below the 30 million dollars throughout August.
Brokers said the rise in tension in the Middle East and the possibility of a regional military action negatively affected the market.
The resignation of the information minister Saad bin Teflah al-Ajmi and threats to grill a number of ministers by MPs assisted the slide, which also affected blue chips.
Confidence levels on the market had been boosted over the past months by high oil prices, the settlement of billions of dollars of bad debt and the introduction of regulations allowing foreigners to own stocks and trade on the bourse.
But investors are disappointed because none of the promised reforms has been implemented.
Some 87 companies with market capitalization of 21 billion dollars are listed on the KSE, the second largest bourse in the Arab world after the NCFEI in Saudi Arabia -- KUWAIT CITY (AFP)
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Pensioner bids for channel record
A 70-year-old retired breast cancer surgeon hopes to become the oldest person to swim the English Channel.
Roger Allsopp has set off from Shakespeare Beach in Dover, Kent, and aims to reach Cap Gris Nez in northern France within 16 hours after several days of postponements due to the weather.
Aged 70 years and four months, he hopes to beat the current record holder, George Brunstad, the uncle of Hollywood star Matt Damon.
Retired American Airlines captain Mr Brunstad, from Connecticut, swam the Channel aged 70 years and four days in 15 hours and 59 minutes on August 29 2004.
Before he made final preparations in Dover, Mr Allsopp, from Guernsey, said: "I'm having mixed feelings because I have been hanging around for so long, but I'm very keen to get going."
Mr Allsopp will be backed by a support crew as he makes the punishing 21 nautical mile crossing to Cap Gris Nez, the closest point of France to the UK.
Mr Allsopp is motivated by a personal crusade to raise £750,000 for world-class medical equipment to help advance cancer research at the University of Southampton.
He has received a personal pledge of £250,000 from Derek Coates, the chairman of nutritional and well-being supplement company Healthspan.
Grandfather-of-three Mr Allsopp, the BBC's Guernsey Sports Personality of the Year winner in 2006, said: "I've never been one to sit on my laurels.
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Kristen Bell Performs 'Frozen' Tunes for Families Stranded by Hurricane Irma
While Hurricane Irma left parts of Florida and the southeastern United States in shambles, it has truly brought out the best in Kristen Bell.
The Frozen star, who was unable to evacuate from the state before the massive storm made landfall, decided to make lemons into lemonade, and performed fan-favorite songs for kids and their parents at a shelter for those affected by Irma.
"I hope maybe some of these songs are running through your head the rest of the day and will take your mind off [Irma]," Bell told the crowd.
And they seemed to do precisely that. "This was today's wonderful surprise from Kristen Bell to Meadow Woods Middle School shelter! She's amazing!," the host school —Meadow Woods Middle School — wrote on Facebook.
Thank you so much @IMKristenBell for stopping by and encouraging us with your beautiful voice and positive message! Continue spreading joy! pic.twitter.com/dPh9cjNdwX
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And Irma has brought out even more of Bell's kinder side. On Friday, she invited Frozen co-star Josh Gad's entire family — his mom, dad, brothers, sister-in-law, niece and nephew — to stay with her in her hotel as they braced for the storm.
So @kristenanniebell literally saved my parents and my entire family tonight from #hurricaneirma . When they were stranded in Florida, she got them a hotel room at her hotel in Orlando and saved them, my brothers, my sister-in-law and niece and nephew. They don't make them like this girl. Thank you Kristin. You are truly an angel sent from above. And thank you @ewablueeyes for bother her when I asked you not to!!!!
"They don't make them like this girl. Thank you Kristin," Gad wrote. "You are truly an angel sent from above."
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BOSTON - We've moved into the third round of the First-Year Player Draft, and the Orioles used the 99th overall pick to select shortstop/second baseman Adrian Marin of Gulliver Prep School in Miami.
Marin is listed at 6 foot and 170 pounds. He's regarded as a plus-runner who's been timed at 6.65 in the 60-yard. He's committed to the University of Miami.
Baseball America ranked Marin as the 192nd-best prospect in the draft.
Here's what Baseball America wrote about Marin:
Marin would be a key recruit for a Miami program that needs an infusion of talent, and scouts had him pegged as a "good college player" until he smoked one of the nation's hardest throwers, Las Vegas two-way phenom Joey Gallo, at the National High School Invitational in Cary, N.C., early in the spring. That encounter raised Marin's profile with national evaluators, and area scouts already liked him as a heady player with no glaring weakness. Marin still has scouts trying to figure out his future impact with his bat. His hitting mechanics aren't ideal and he has swing-and-miss tendencies, and his below-average power means he'll either have to be a leadoff hitter or hit at the bottom of an order. Marin's best present tool is his speed, which is at least slightly above-average. He's a steady defender with average actions and
shortstop and an average arm. Marin had early buzz to go in the first three rounds.
In the fourth round, the Orioles used the 132nd overall pick to select South Carolina first baseman Christian Walker.
Walker doesn't hit for a lot of power, but he hits. And he's already had a broken hamate bone removed, so that's a plus for the Orioles.
Walker batted .319/.447/.548 with 11 doubles, two triples, 11 home runs and 53 RBIs in 58 games.
Baseball America ranked Walker as the 228th-best prospct in the draft.
Here's what MLB.com's draft tracker included on Walker:
There's something to be said for a college hitter who's produced for one of the better programs in the country and already has two championship rings on his resume. Walker has played a large part in South Carolina's success, hitting in the middle of the Gamecocks' lineup. He's shown an ability to hit for average and power and showed quickly in 2012 that a broken hamate suffered late last year wouldn't adversely impact him this season. He's not afraid to draw walks, and he rarely strikes out. He's not the imposing physical specimen some like to see, especially considering that he is limited to first, but a team that thinks the bat will play could take him off the board fairly early.
I'm passing the draft baton to my colleague, Steve Melewski, while I head to Fenway Park for tonight's game. Be sure to check his blog for updates. I'll chime in later.
OK, one more: In the fifth round, the Orioles chose left-hander Colin Poche of Marcus (Tx.) High School. He's committed to the University of Arkansas. Melewski will provide more information on his blog.


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India's financial capital, Mumbai has been hit by a series of coordinated attacks today. Gunmen opened fire at a number of locations in the city -- they included luxury hotels, a train station, and a restaurant popular with foreign tourists. More than 70 people are reported dead, and hundreds injured.
The U.S. State Department issued a statement condemning what it called "this horrific set of attacks."
"The World" talks to Nikhil Dixit, a crime reporter with the "Mumbai Daily News and Analysis," who is stationed outside the Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai, where some of the terrorists responsible for the attacks are currently holding hostages.
Dixit describes the scene: "Firing and gunshots ... one can see that the firing has been ongoing. Members of the military and the national security guard commandos have now cordoned off the entire hotel, and now they're planning to barge in [to] the hotel ... because there are at least two terrorists who are holed up on the sixth floor of the Taj Mahal Hotel. What they're doing is they're firing from the terrace, and also shooting handguns outside at the police.
"At least five bombs have gone off inside the Taj Mahal Hotel."
According to Dixit: "From what we know ... at least about ten terrorists entered the city from the sea ... they were aboard a high-speed motorboat which came to the ... southernmost tip of the city."
More on this story, including video, on the BBC News website.
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The same week surprising Oregon State achieved yet another stunning milestone by moving into the Associated Press top 10, the Beavers also received some bad news regarding their starting quarterback.
It turns out sophomore Sean Mannion injured the meniscus in his left knee during OSU's 19-6 win over Washington State on Saturday, tweaking the knee on a simple handoff during a draw play.
He's the third Pac-12 quarterback who will miss time because of injury this season. Utah's Jordan Wynn was forced to give up football after suffering a shoulder injury early in the season, and WSU's Jeff Tuel left the Cougars' second game of the year with a knee injury (he's since recovered).
So OSU turns to backup Cody Vaz, a junior of whom coach Mike Riley spoke highly during Tuesday's call with reporters.
"I've got a lot of faith in Cody," Riley said. "I've always thought he was a good quarterback. The only unfortunate part is I haven't played him enough. I think he's a good player. We don't have to change or do anything different."
The Oregonian reported that Mannion is scheduled for surgery Wednesday, and his status will be "week to week" thereafter.
Vaz hasn't played since 2010, when he completed 6 of 17 passes for 48 yards. He was the team's backup when last season ended, though never saw any game action and hasn't played this year during four down-to-the-wire OSU wins.
The Beavers travel to face Brigham Young on Saturday. Not exactly a soft landing for a quarterback seeing game action for the first time in two seasons.
"The one good thing about this deal on the inside of it with our team is they all know Cody's good," Riley said.
Talking Thursdays: Colorado and Arizona State, it's your turn.
The Buffaloes and Sun Devils will play on Thursday night, something each team in the conference can plan on doing thanks to the Pac-12's new television deals.
Colorado coach Jon Embree, an assistant with the Chiefs and Redskins from 2006-10, said his experience in the NFL makes playing during the week every now and then somewhat normal.
"There's a lot of good things about playing on Thursday night," Embree said. "I'm used to it because in the NFL, you had Thursday night and Monday night. … I think it's good also because it gives you a couple of natural breaks for your players."
WSU has already played a Thursday game and a Friday game, and has another Friday game scheduled against Washington on Nov. 23.
While a weeknight game in Pullman presents a challenge for fans driving in from distant locations, bigger cities have to contend with issues such as rush-hour traffic and parking logistics.
That was Washington coach Steve Sarkisian's takeaway from his team's Thursday night tilt against Stanford earlier this season.
"I don't know if people accounted for how much traffic it would be," Sarkisian said.
"I think they're nice to do maybe a once a year deal. Wouldn't want to make it a habit."
Elsewhere: No. 17 Stanford will likely be without top receiver Ty Montgomery (lower body injury) when it plays No. 7 Notre Dame on Saturday. … It would be difficult to blame ASU for overlooking the 1-4 Buffaloes, with No. 2 Oregon awaiting the Sun Devils next week in a potential matchup of Pac-12 division leaders. But coach Todd Graham isn't buying that. "It's something we better not do, I can tell you that," Graham said. "It has everything to do with the mental maturity of your football team. These guys have shown a lot of maturity for me. Anybody in this league can beat anybody else on any given game week." … Sarkisian and USC coach Lane Kiffin, whose teams face each other Saturday, have been close friends since their days as assistants under Pete Carroll at USC. And that hasn't prevented them from talking shop during the offseason. "A little bit, but not as much as you'd think," Kiffin said. "We do discuss other teams sometimes, stadiums or different things like that."


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We know the value of an exceptional team. We know that we deliver industry training and consulting services second to none and that our team is the secret. Our promise is to take you to where you want to be, to help you identify the best way to get there and simply, to practice what we preach.
The Animal Industries Resource Centre is proud to have on board Veterinarians and Veterinary Nurses who have excelled in the veterinary profession and are committed to passing on their wealth of experience and knowledge. Many of the team fulfil the roles of assessors, tutors, workshop co-ordinators, career advisors, job counsellors and professional colleagues. We have a team that excel in a range of areas, that will help you in your quest to further your skills and knowledge.
Mark has spent the last 15 years in the veterinary industry as a trainer and consultant. A founding Director of AIRC/CCG, his passion is to work with practice owners to build business. Mark specialises in veterinary practice auditing and coaching, in particular, operational efficiencies, strategic planning and financial management. Mark's no-nonsense approach to creating practice profitability sees him in demand as a coach and mentor. Mark is also the General Manager of AIRC/CCG.
Sue Crampton is acknowledged as a leading speaker, trainer and consultant across Australasia in the areas of practice and organisational development, strategic planning, communication excellence, staff development and management. Sue has a Bachelor of Business, majoring in Human Resources and Marketing, as well as her Diploma in Company Directorship (GAICD) and a Masters in Neuro Linguistic Programming. Sue invests time working as the Director of Education, Learning, Development and Consulting with Provet / Crampton Consulting Group and Animal Industries Resource Centre, while maintaining a weekend role as a veterinary nurse at a quality mixed practice in Brisbane.
Sue has a practical hands-on approach and brings with her a wealth of both corporate and small business skills, having been the founder of the much respected AIRC and CCG. Sue commenced her career in the UK as a veterinary nurse in 1982 and has gained invaluable global veterinary knowledge having also worked in the USA, Hong Kong and frequently visits countries such as NZ, UAE and Taiwan to lecture, coach, train educate and consult.
Tania, our International Operations Manager, spent the past three years based in Hong Kong overseeing the company's Asian portfolio. Continuing in this role, Tania's responsibilities include project management, business development, client relations and international student co-ordination. In addition, Tania is also the coordinator for the Certificate IV in Frontline Management course provided by AIRC.
Tania has worked for AIRC/CCG for the last ten years and was employed as a qualified veterinary nurse in various sectors of the animal care industry for the eight years prior. Being passionate about not only the animal care industry, but also the people working in it, Tania also holds a Bachelor of Business majoring in human resources and organisational psychology. She is also an accredited DISC consultant and qualified workplace trainer and assessor.
Mik graduated from University of Queensland in 1980 and spent 25 years in small animal veterinary practice. Most of this was spent at a major small animal hospital in Hobart though he has practiced in most states of Australia as well as a year working in the UK. He has a keen interest in surgery and particularly enjoys the challenges of orthopaedics.
After many years in full-time practice and part-time mentor to veterinary nurses, Mik crossed over to work as a full-time veterinary nurse trainer and part-time veterinarian. Mik now designs and delivers all AIRC/CCG online programs including ProSkills, website management and educational webinars and videos. Mik loves to travel at any opportunity and is an avid photographer.
Tracy has been working for the AIRC for over 10 years, having come from a strong training and education background in the UK. As the RTO Operations and Training Supervisor, Tracy manages a team of administration coordinators, student support coordinators, external assessors and contractors to deliver exceptional veterinary nursing and management qualifications across Australasia. Tracy also oversees maintainence of the RTO's compliance requirements to a high and practical level across the business and co-ordinates with internal and external stakeholders.
In her private life Tracy has a poodle x bichon Oscar who accompanies her to work on a Tuesday and Thursday and a British Shorthair called Poppy.
Esther joined the AIRC team in March 2012, after working as a Veterinary Nurse for 10 years. Esther spent 9 years working in Brisbane as a Veterinary Nurse, but started out her nursing career in a Bird and Cat Hospital in Oregon, USA. Esther is a past student of the AIRC, graduating with her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2007. Esther has since completed her Certificate IV in Training and Assessment. Esther would love to see all Veterinary Nurses meeting their absolute full potential and aims to instil a passion for developing their nursing skills and upholding the highest of standards of care.
Esther is the resident 'bird lady' and owns two Alexandrine Parrots - Chai and Leo. She enjoys baking, motorsport, painting and dancing.
Maree has a wealth of practical knowledge derived during her 20 years of veterinary nursing, having held the positions of Head Nurse and Practice Manager for many of her years. She gets great satisfaction from providing quality patient care and excellent customer service, and continues to work weekends at a busy 24 hour clinic.
Outside of work Maree enjoys bushwalking, reading and spending time with her family which includes a very cheeky Cavalier King Charles, and a dwarf lop eared bunny who just hopped into her family's yard one day.
Jasmine began working as a Junior Veterinary Nurse in a mixed practice on the mid north coast of NSW which resulted in a passion for veterinary nursing. In January 2000 she moved to Sydney to begin studying for her Certificate in veterinary nursing and worked in a cat only practice for 1 year. She then had the opportunity to join the referral medicine team at the Sydney University Teaching Hospital at the end of 2000, completing her Certificate IV in veterinary nursing in 2002 and an advanced certificate IV in critical care and emergency nursing in 2003. Jasmine was the head of nursing at Sydney University Teaching Hospital for 5 years and has recently moved to Canberra where she is the nursing manager in a small animal practice.
Jasmine is a personal training consultant for the Animal Industries Resource Centre for students in the ACT and Southern NSW areas. She obtained accreditation through the VNCA in January 2006, a Diploma in Critical Care and Emergency Nursing in 2007 and has a special interest in intensive care nursing and oncology.
Carole has worked with the AIRC since 2001 as the resident technical advisor. Carole's role involves developing on-line course materials, presenting workshops, webinars and in-practice training. Carole also lectures on a variety of in-depth topics throughout Australia and overseas. Carole has her UK nursing qualification as well as an Australian Diploma in Emergency and Critical Care. Her greatest achievement was obtaining the Veterinary Technician Specialist qualification in Emergency and Critical Care from the United States (the first person in Australia).
Carole still remains hands-on in the industry working at the Brisbane Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Centre. Any spare time is taken up by her two cats; Kitt-the-Kat and Filbert the Hoon!
Jo started her career as a veterinary nurse in 1999, qualifying as a Certificate IV Veterinary Nurse in 2002. She then went on to study the Diploma of Veterinary Nursing Management and the Veterinary Technician Certificate. She worked as the Nursing Manager of a large four clinic practice in the northern suburbs of Adelaide before stepping out of the management role and back into general nursing as a senior nurse in a practice closer to home. Jo gained accreditation in 2008 and has a special interest in medical nursing, emergency and critical care and is very passionate about helping train veterinary nurses to realize their true potential and to be the best that they can be!
She has two very demanding domestic cats at home and a beautiful Labrador X called Simba. Jo is an executive committee member of The Veterinary Nurses Council of Australia and is a personal training consultant for Animal Industries Resource Centre for students in South Australia.
Karen started at the AIRC in February 2013 and has 10 years experience as a veterinary nurse in general practice. She is a Certificate IV Veterinary Nurse and is currently studying Certificate IV in Training and Assessment. Her main interests are small animal medicine and surgical nursing.
In her spare time, Karen is currently is renovating her house with her husband. She also enjoys movies, rock climbing, hiking and backpacking. Here favourite countries visited so far are Cuba & Mexico. Recently she returned from the USA, in the future she would love to travel to Africa and South America. Karen also owns Malachi a 10 year old Border Collie.
Jodi is a Student Support Coordinator with the AIRC. She is a Certificate IV qualified Veterinary Nurse who has been nursing since 1999. Jodi also has her qualifications in Training and Assessing and is an AVN (Accredited Veterinary Nurse) through the VNCA. She started her nursing career in a small animal clinic on Brisbane's south-side then crossed the river to spend the next 9 years in a small animal clinic that also specialised in birds and exotics. Here she worked her way up to head nurse before moving to country NSW and working in a mixed animal practice for 3 years.
She lives with her husband, two boys, and fur kids – one particularly needy cat and another very aloof as well as a very well -behaved Border Collie and one very 'bouncy' Labrador! Jodi's passions are patient advocacy, animal behaviour and teaching nurses to be the best they can be!
Audrey is the AIRC's Enrolment Officer. Audrey has a strong background in education, having worked in administration in schools and a university with a focus on traineeships and compliance. Audrey holds a Cert IV in Business Administration and is currently studying a Bachelor of Business. She is a keen knitter and has two Great Danes, Conan and Pepper.
Andrew joined the AIRC team in February 2015 after spending the 13 years prior as a Veterinary Nurse in a number of clinics in Brisbane. He has worked both in General Practice and an Emergency and Critical Care Hospital and Bird and Exotics Specialist with a stint in a Pet Crematorium as well. He spent a number of years on both the QLD and National VNCA committees with 2 years spent as VNCA QLD President. He holds a Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing, Diploma in Counselling and is currently completing a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.
Andrew shares his life with his partner, 2 cats Marshall and Sirius, Chihuahua Deja, Bearded Dragon Charlie and White Ringneck Dove Turtle. He has an interest in mental health and volunteers as a telephone counsellor outside of work hours and is currently exploring Yoga and Mindfulness.
Helen has been involved in veterinary nursing since 1982 and gained her first qualification in 1984. She has been continually employed in small animal practice and currently works in a small animal practice with owner/vet/husband on the mid north coast of NSW. Helen has worked for Crampton Consulting Group/ AIRC since 2001. Her main roles are as a Workplace Trainer & Assessor with responsibility for approximately 40 Veterinary Nurse students and presenter for CCG practice training. Helen is the current chair of NSW Industry Advisory Committee and chair of National Industry Advisory Group for Veterinary Nursing.
Great interests include red wine and good food. She has a gorgeous Boxer dog and enjoys travelling around Australia by small plane with her husband.
Alice is a NZ- trained Veterinary Nurse who has worked as a specialist orthopaedic surgical nurse, specialist imaging nurse and general practice nurse. Alice also spent a large part of 2011 in China working as a Veterinary Nurse at the Moon Bear Rescue Centre.
Throughout her time in her veterinary nursing career she has been involved with training and guiding veterinary nurse students on the job as well as managing volunteers nurses in China. Prior to her career in Veterinary Nursing she was a dairy farmer for many years in NZ and was highly involved with education, training and promoting the dairy industry, as well as the hands on daily running of the dairy farm and business management. Currently Alice works as a Business Account Manager for Provet WA as well as doing work place assessments for Animal Industries Resource Centre students when needed throughout WA. Alice is very passionate about the Veterinary Industry, Animal Welfare and the continuing education of Veterinary Nurses.
Jane has worked for the AIRC for 8 years as a work place trainer, assessor and student coordinator. Jane hopes to pass on her knowledge and experience to up and coming nurses whilst following another path in her veterinary nursing career. Jane qualified as a veterinary nurse in the UK and came to Australia in September 1999 to further her career. Since arriving in Australia she has completed her Diploma in Surgical Nursing and has extensive experience in Emergency and Critical Care nursing.
Jane also keeps her finger on the pulse and still has shifts in one of Brisbane's busy Emergency and Critical Care Clinics. Needless to say working in clinic Jane has acquired an extensive family as all veterinary nurses have a tendency to do! Pimple, Squamous and Mole are stray cat's rescued from work and she also has 4 crazy chickens. Jane likes to spend time with her husband and 2 gorgeous little boys enjoying the outdoors and experiencing all that life has to offer.
Rocky is a Personal Training Consultant at the AIRC and Business Account Manager for Provet. He is based in Hong Kong and looks after the Asian region for AIRC/CCG.
Being a veterinary nurse himself (who still actively nurses in practice), Rocky brings to his role a wealth of experience and a comprehensive understanding of the needs of veterinary practice. Prior to becoming a veterinary nurse over ten years ago, Rocky also worked in the pet shop and pet merchandise field. Rocky has a very good knowledge of sales and distribution and has exceptional experience in customer care.
Rocky is a Certificate IV qualified Veterinary Nurse, has his Certificate IV in Training and Assessment and is a UK Registered Veterinary Nurse. He has 3 dogs (a Corgi ,Dachshund and Pomeranian) and 3 cats. In his spare time he can generally be found enjoying outdoor activities with his dogs and is a keen watersport enthusiast.
Jodie joined the AIRC team in 2011 as a Regional Training Coordinator after ten years experience in the companion animal industry. She has a background in pet store management. Jodie holds a Certificate IV in Companion Animal Services in which she achieved through the AIRC in 2010 and later went on to get her Certificate IV in Training and assessment. Jodie's passion is with pocket pets and reptiles such as rats, guinea pigs, ferrets, snakes and lizards.
Jodie has a white cat called Shinji- a very spoilt indoor boy whose name means new beginning. She also has 2 chickens called Lady McNugget and Princess Maryland who happily reside in "Cluckingham Palace". In her spare time Jodie has a keen interest in studying wildlife, stand up paddle boarding and bush walking.
Barbara has been working in the industry since 1992, starting her career as a kennel hand before becoming a veterinary nurse. Barbara has undertaken conservation research in Borneo, rehabilitated baby and adult seals in Wales and guest lectured at various colleges. Since migrating to Australia, Barbara has also spent time working in small animal hospitals in far north Queensland, the Gold Coast and Brisbane.
Barbara completed her study in veterinary nursing with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons in England before completing a Higher National Diploma in Veterinary Nursing and Business Management and a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science Behavior and Welfare. Barbara also holds her Certificate IV in Training and Assessing. Barbara has been working for BVECCS Emergency Hospital since 2010 and has a special interest in nutrition, nurse training & mentoring.
Cherry has had more than 10 years experience as a veterinary nurse, hospital ward supervisor and practice manager before she joined AIRC in 2012. She is currently undertaking her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing and still works in-practice 1-2 days per week.
In her spare time, she enjoys looking after her little baby girl – Charlotte, who was born 1 day before Cherry's birthday. Cherry also loves to play with her 4 cats – Kinder, Milka, Pocky and Tiger.
Lee Baker has been working in the veterinary industry for over 18 years. Lee has a Diploma in Veterinary Nursing, Certificate IV in Training and Assessment and is currently studying her Diploma of Management. For 10 years Lee was Nursing Manager for a group of 8 Veterinary Practices. Lee has also been a trainer for Animal Industries Resource Centre for over 10 years and last year began assessing nursing students. Lee's passions lie in team efficiencies and enthusiasm, customer service training, team consulting, general nurse education and quality pet care. Accredited in Team Management Systems (TMS), Lee enjoys being able to profile teams by establishing individual work preferences. This allows teams to work in a more harmonious environment, with a higher passion and drive for their work.
Nic graduated from the University of Queensland in 2001 and spent nine years working as a veterinarian in mixed, small animal and emergency/specialist practices. This included a small animal internship at Queensland Veterinary Specialists and Pet Emergency and the attainment of her Membership in Small Animal Emergency Medicine and Critical Care. Having grown up on a cattle property in Central Queensland, Nic now lives on acreage on the beautiful Capricorn Coast with her husband, three children and a large assortment of animals. Nic has mentored veterinary nurses for many years and now enjoys training and assessing and is passionate about conservation education.
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What To Wear This New Year's Eve
After the family friendly fun of December, New Year's Eve has traditionally been the time to go wild. To ring in the New Year, partygoers across the world let their hair down, drink their beverages of choice and wait for that magical instant when the clock strikes midnight. The first day of a new year is typically considered a time of possibility, when people get to improve themselves with resolutions. Some revelers prefer to send the old year out in style with one last night of debauchery before the sober task of following that list begins. Whatever your reasons for celebrating on December 31st, New Year's Eve is the best holiday of the year for trying out a bold new look. Try these style ideas for New Years to accomplish it!
Shine in Metallic Tones
After frumpy Christmas sweater season, New Year's Eve is a great time to rediscover glitz and glamour. Metallic sheens are a great way to draw attention to yourself on this fabulous night. For the courageous, a dress covered in sequins or metallic thread will suggest the glitter of Times Square, site of the world's most famous ball drop. The less adventurous can still accessorize with shimmering eye shadow, sparkly clutches and statement jewelry. Gleaming tones can look good on anyone; women with "cool" skin tones look best in shining silver, while you can bring out "warm" skin tones with gold. Anyone can look fabulous with black or clear sequins.
Go Retro with a Vintage Piece
This year's fashion has been all about borrowing previous inspirations for an updated look. When you welcome the New Year, you can reference the wisdom of decades past with a cool vintage piece re-imagined for a modern flare. The space age silhouettes of the 1950s and 60s are always a hit on New Year's Eve, when revelers look towards the future. You may not have a flying car yet, but you can evoke the gee-whiz optimism of the era with a dress straight out of the Jetsons' closet. For a thoroughly modern look, use just one vintage piece in your outfit. A brightly colored mini-dress from the 1970s can look fresh with modern accessories. The vivid tones of the 1980s will look daring enough without a big perm or legwarmers. Alternatively, you can borrow makeup tips from another era with a sleek cat eye or a classic scarlet pout.
Stay Classy in a Little Black Dress
At a formal party, New Year's Eve can be a time for elegance. Live the sophisticated lifestyle with a little black dress accessorized for the occasion. A good cocktail dress is always in style, and New Year's Eve is the ideal time to revamp this wardrobe staple with daring accessories. A statement necklace or a set of dangling earrings can make a big impression when paired with a simple dress. Smokey eyes or a bold lip color are perfect for an evening event. Because you may be eating or drinking all night, a lip stain will last longer than regular lipstick. Remember to test the stain at least once before the party, since the vivid colors in the tube can appear even stronger if they aren't applied lightly.
Get Silly with Fun Accessories
With champagne flowing freely and revelers throwing confetti, New Year's Eve is never the most dignified holiday. You can unleash your inner child with novelty accessories emblazoned with the upcoming year's digits. Partygoers can peer through 2012 glasses, brandish noisemakers and wear tiaras or top hats. At a costume party, you can reference the events of the outgoing year with a clever outfit. After this year's seemingly relentless march of bad headlines, New Year's Eve is the perfect time to let off some steam and look silly.
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Dave Woodruff roomed on Morrow 2 and quarterbacked our freshman football team. He was a leader on a squad that won every game but one. He was a fine athlete, quiet-spoken and well-liked by all who knew him during those difficult first months at Amherst. Dave left before completing the year and finished at Dickinson
He married and began a marketing career in the chemical division of ARCO in Philadelphia. Unfortunately, in his mid-20s Dave was struck by Crohn's Disease, an affliction of the small intestine. This remained with him for 16 years and left him totally disabled for the last six years of his life. For two-and-a-half years he could not eat by mouth and fed himself at home intravenously. Throughout this ordeal his wife, Susan, whom we were able to locate before the 40th Reunion, remembers he always remained the nice, upbeat person the Class fondly remembers.
They had a son, Mark, and a daughter, Tracy. Susan (Kirkpatrick) remarried and moved to Pine Knoll Shores, N.C.
David Alfred Woodruff died of Crohn's Disease, Sept. 21, 1978.
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