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18th Annual University of Illinois Web Conference
April 4 – 6, 2018
Be A DESIGNER instead. I'm not saying don't learn web design, it's still an important skill, but think of web design as a medium, not something that defines who you are as a designer. With technology and the way we communicate evolving by the minute, by the time we title ourselves a web designer, a social media designer or a VR designer, the next big thing is already approaching. We have to take everything we learned in design - composition, user experience, user psychology - and be able to adapt that to whatever is coming next. Mediums come and go, but your design skills will always be relevant.
CyreneQ will talk about how she adapted her design talents from a traditional medium artist, to a digital artist, then to web design and now the pioneer and one of the biggest Snapchat content "designer" in the world. CyreneQ worked as a web designer for one of the biggest telecom company in the U.S.,Verizon, and now she's self employed creating promotional snapchat content for clients such as Samsung, Walmart, Pixar, MTV and more. She's been featured in Forbes, Business Insider and Vanity Fair for her unique use of Snapchat.
After more than two decades of working toward a web accessible to everyone, two versions of the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guideline standards, two versions of the W3C Accessible Rich Internet Application standard, two versions of US Section 508 accessibility standards, numerous other standards across our country and around the globe, and hundreds of millions of dollars invested by the world's biggest technology companies, how easily can someone with a disability do what others do on the web? While some bright spots hint at an emerging accessibility literacy, the answer to this question is, to many, surprisingly dismal.
What do we need? Higher standards? More testing? More compliance reporting? Bigger sticks?
Still more of the same might actually be counterproductive. When viewed through the lens of design systems, accessible web development may be at a critical inflection point. It may be time to favor developing systems that focus on user experience and UI innovation over more processes and tools to enforce and measure compliance. It might be time to fundamentally re-evaluate what we are doing to create an accessible web.
In this talk, Saron will discuss specific issues around socioeconomic status, location, access to education, and access to high-speed Internet and explain how these factors affect the likelihood of being able to contribute to the open source community. You will hear stories of people who have had to overcome these obstacles, illustrating the context of privilege most of us have as developers in the developed world. By understanding the diverse barriers many face to becoming creators in our community and discussing actionable steps you can take to help, you will be better equipped to create on-ramps for more people, leading to a more inclusive space and better open source projects.
When trying to get started using Amazon Web Services in providing solutions for your technology projects, the sheer volume of services offered and options provided can be overwhelming. Not knowing how to interpret what is offered and unsure how the services work together to achieve your goals can prevent you from taking full advantage of what the cloud has to offer.
In this workshop, we'll learn about the different types of services offered and what role these general categories of solutions could play in various technology projects. Once you have an understanding of how to look at the services from a higher categorization level, navigating the options becomes more manageable. You can then more efficiently make the best choices for your specific project requirements, and ensure a more successful cloud solution.
Storytelling is one of the oldest forms of communication in the world. Modern science has shown that stories affect us deeply neurologically and psychologically— helping us to solve problems, experience pleasure, provide pattern and order, and assimilate into society. In short, humans are wired for story.
Storytelling also plays a significant role in helping institutions of higher education to reveal and build their brand. As we recruit students or faculty, nurture relationships with alumni and donors, and raise awareness and esteem in the community and among our peers, we tell our stories in order to educate, inspire, engage, and move people to action.
Join Ben and Shelly for this workshop as they explore the art and science of storytelling. You'll learn about the essential components of a great story and principles for using storytelling to build your brand, as well as techniques for becoming a masterful storyteller.
One of the first things people new to HTML ask is "How do I make my own custom elements?" Until recently, the disappointing truth was that you couldn't. Over time, we began to see custom elements championed by several web platform technologies such as Angular directives, but it still wasn't part of HTML and browser standards.
Over the last few years, we've watched the concept of native custom elements become a reality. Come learn about the four technologies of custom elements, HTML imports, templates, and the shadow DOM come together to form what we collectively know as web components. This is a new world of component composition and globally reusable elements all in native browser technology.
You've probably heard of how popular Snapchat is getting and you've probably read articles that a lot of brands are jumping on the platform. You've downloaded the app, you've asked your kids to give you a basic tutorial, but you still don't get it! In this workshop, you'll learn everything you need to know about Snapchat. You'll learn how to use it as a typical user/consumer, as a brand and as a content creator.
This year, the College of Business debuted its online MBA degree, the "iMBA." This program is revolutionary in that it partners with Coursera's MOOC platform for an asynchronous environment that offers courses free to the world. Students accepted to the program extend the Coursera content and join a more synchronous and engaged experience with the instructors and fellow students.
Key to this engagement is the connection of program participants through video conferencing. The iMBA program has selected ZOOM for a state of the art video teaching presence. Three studios have recently been built for creating and broadcasting the program's media. Consideration of branding and identity is stressed at all touch points. Working within the constraints of multiple platforms, the College has implemented design elements that accomplish that goal. This presentation will detail the development of the design and infrastructure that delivers this disruptive force in the MBA learning space.
Many businesses employ either email marketing, social media marketing, or a combination of both. However, many aren't fully integrating the two together. By integrating your email and social strategies together, you can improve your brand's reach while adding leads to your sales funnel and to your loyal tribe.
So how do you get there?
We're going to show you. We will discuss effective techniques, insights, and best practices into how to use the power of email marketing and social media to engage with customers and build your brand.
In this session, you'll learn:
In the past, web designers would begin a project by designing a series of pixel-perfect mockups for project leaders and stakeholders to approve before moving forward. Today, our need to create responsive websites has transformed the design process entirely. Web design is no longer static and singular but fluid and modular. Yet the expectations of many project leaders and stakeholders have remained the same. This session will help change the way you evaluate and approach web design projects in the responsive era. What does "good" responsive design look like, what does it require, and how can you engage in the process to achieve the best results?
It seems everyone is talking about accessibility these days. Colleges and universities have a responsibility to make their services, including their website, available to all. But recent litigation has highlighted gaps in this promise and a lack of priority for people who have visual, auditory, motor, or cognitive disabilities. Learn what immediate steps you can take to become accessible, as well as what guidelines to follow, what tools to use, and what pitfalls to avoid. Also see how in-person testing reveals opportunities to enhance accessibility in ways that go beyond mere compliance. We'll illustrate this through a case study of the redesign of Helen Keller Services (helenkeller.org). This session is a must see for anyone responsible for their organization's website.Presented by Jeremy Perkins (Director of UX and Design) and Lydia Sankey (Head of IA/UX) at iFactory.
Protocol Buffers are a data encoding format made popular by Google for use in Web APIs. Google developed Protobufs as an alternative to JSON and XML-style data encoding. The Protobuf format can be encoded and decoded much faster using less memory than traditional text-based formats. The resulting encoding is also much more compact. Protobufs are designed to work hand-in-hand with JSON, allowing existing JSON-based APIs to be upgraded with relative ease. This session will provide an overview of how Protobufs work, the development process in using them, and some high level examples of how to develop APIs that utilize them.
The prettiest website doesn't mean much if the users can't pull it up, or if they get bored and leave for another site. I'm going to talk about techniques in optimizing the speed of how pages load, including blocking JavaScript, script and style minification, caching, XML DOM changes, and Accelerated Mobile Pages (https://www.ampproject.org/). I'll also focus on how this connects to other website concerns, like accessibility, SEO, responsive design, and maintenance. I'll use our experience at the College of Education, working within a CMS where you don't necessarily have full control over the HTML.
Ever wonder how large-ish teams manage significant front-end codebases? Trying to figure out what your next architectural step should be since your current plan is running out of rope? Join us as we dive into some of the tips and strategies that can be used to take your growing codebase to a new level. We'll look at real code and discuss some tried and tested, real-world approaches for managing the (vanilla) JavaScript, CSS, images, and HTML assets used in a large web application. As we share tips and failures, we'll include experiences related to testing, code performance, and deployment. All experience levels welcome!
It's a problem as old as the web.
In a visual medium many sites, mobile apps and other digital presentations suffer from a giant case of ugly.
Many of the original web "designers" were programmers who produced ugly content because they didn't understand the basic rules of visual design.
You may not be a graphic designer, but, if you work in a visual space visual literacy is important. In about an hour, you'll learn a dozen tips, tricks and techniques that will improve your presentation layer 100%. From typography to layout, you'll be the developer who doesn't "make it ugly."
Preventing your website from decaying or spiraling out of control is a full-time job. In this presentation, Digital Strategist Toni Bird and Web Manager Jenny Vance-Hutchinson will provide a full roadmap from setting yourself up for success with a smart content strategy and information architecture to building a comprehensive governance structure that ensures that your website thrives and continues to evolve.
There's a lot of noise about the environment, food, families, agriculture, health, and finances on social media these days. In the College of ACES, we have the research to answer many of the questions posed on social media. But how could we get the facts out to the people and engage them in a true conversation rooted in science? Last fall, our dean charged us to find new ways to participate in conversations on social media about these big topics. But there was a catch: we had a $0 budget.
Our solution: #askACES. #askACES is a program designed to educate the public about "hot topics" through regularly scheduled live Twitter chats with a College of ACES scientist. We have expanded this chat with a follow-up podcast with the featured scientist to break down the topic even more. The podcasts are distributed through Facebook and Twitter in addition to our website. Each of our chats follow a similar format and marketing plan to help us achieve a solid brand and to maintain consistency. Join us to learn more about this idea that has helped us increase engagement and awareness of ACES research on social media. We'll share the ups and downs we've discovered along the way, too!
A good app design is more than just modifying Bootstrap and clever usage of Font Awesome–it starts with a solid understanding of your users. This session will walk through lightweight and collaborative UX techniques that you can use in your development process to better understand your users and their workflows. You'll learn how user experience goes beyond UI design and discuss real world examples of how knowing your users can put your application ahead of the pack. You'll leave this session with techniques that you can apply to your current team without the need for complicated software or a complete shift in your corporate culture.
No UX experience? No problem! You'll be introduced to lean UX practices that you can start using with your teams right away.
Content is the most important and often, the last thing anybody focuses on during any website transition. In this talk, we'll explore frameworks for effectively managing the in-between parts of website redesigns by exploring successful models for planning and executing content migrations for new or existing digital properties.
Responsive web design has been around long enough that it's a common design assumption. Accessible web design is also trending upward but do the two mix? How do we translate the features we build into our desktop designs so they effectively carry over to an accessible mobile and tablet environment? Can assistive technologies digest the navigation when it collapses into a hamburger? How effective is a skip navigation link in the mobile environment? Come explore these questions and challenge your thinking as you take the responsive leap.
Everyone's talking about the importance of short, effective, and accessible video for social media, but who has the time, equipment, or expertise? You don't have to be a professional videographer (or buy a ton of expensive equipment) to showcase your best content via video. Our presentation will share best practices, planning strategies, and economic equipment purchases for videos on platforms like Facebook (and Facebook Live), Instagram, Snapchat, and Periscope. We'll share ideas on how to elevate your production value just enough to make videos engaging and shareable, while fitting it within your time, budget, and sanity constraints.
SVG is more than just an image format. It's a solution that solves many problems with today's rapidly growing web, especially in responsive design. SVG also contains many features to enhance the user's experience: accessibility, resolution independence, and interactivity. We'll see why we should use SVG, how to style SVG using CSS, how to animate SVG to bring the web to life, and much more.
There are many different ways to get into product leadership, and as a designer, you are better suited than most. You have a knack for details, problem solving, and organization. And those skills, believe it or not, make you better suited to get your start in product leadership than many other career paths.
Over the course of his career, Shay has been a designer, front-end engineer, and now, most recently, a product leader. He's ready to demystify what it takes to become a product leader, share the steps he took, and provide advice so that you too may jump into product.
It's not a journey without it's struggles, but it's ripe with opportunity and enjoyment!
Tests are a good baseline for defining the behavior of a program, but for complicated programs, are tests enough? Software is mission critical. It's increasingly the backbone of businesses and new applications like automated driving, and connected devices increase the surface area of risk for changing software.
Part experience report, refactoring discussion, and workshop, this talk will also explore safe refactoring techniques at companies like Trello and GitHub. It will also introduce Scientist, a Node.js library for creating and running experiments between old and new pieces of code. Scientist makes it easy to refactor critical code paths with confidence. It safely exposes refactorings to actual production interactions and measures potential mismatches.
Musicals tell stories of some sort of journey, typically a tale of overcoming some type of adversity, with plot twists, occasional heartbreak, and humor. And isn't that what a web project is?
We'll give an overview with a soundtrack—a soundtrack of how to manage a website design and development project from contracting to post-launch. We'll share tools and spreadsheets, how to work with clients, and how project managers overcome the odds to navigate it all towards a fantastic product at the end. It's going to be informative, and at times, very musical.
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This session is not technical, and is for both beginning and advanced project managers alike. Knowledge of popular Broadway musicals is helpful, though not required.
One of the greatest challenges universities face is determining how website behavior ultimately reflects the goals of the institution. Staff knows analytics can be powerful, but they struggle to determine the most important metrics for their department, especially with limited time and training. This case study shows how the core values of a university can be codified and turned into meaningful metrics, then used to create real online success metrics. This talk is especially valuable for: reframing the way to think about analytics organizationally; developing a language for metrics that is not chained to traditional marketing or sales metrics that typically are used when talking about analytics; and generating ideas for introducing web analytics into your organization.
The W3C Accessible Rich Internet Application (ARIA) Authoring Practices Guide is designed to provide interaction designers, developers and quality assurance specialists with the information they need to implement ARIA enabled widgets for meeting Section 508 and W3C Web Content Accessibility Guideline 2.0 requirements. The Authoring Practices Guide (APG) has been completely updated in the past year to make it easier for people to identify and understand how to use landmarks, widget roles, properties and states to create accessible widgets. The APG includes fully reviewed ARIA examples to provide a means for development teams to interact and learn about the accessibility of specific widgets. This session will walk participants through the APG and demonstrate the accessibility features of several ARIA widget examples.
Has your web form conversion rate hit a wall? Are users not receiving confirmation emails, getting pestered with password or data format warnings *after* they finish entering their information, or bailing after being asked the same questions multiple ways? Find out why not enough people are filling out your web forms, and learn suggestions of A/B tests you can try to help encourage more people to interact.
Social media managers need to reuse and recycle content in order to reach audiences missed due to information overload. The presentation is directed at three audiences: content producers, website managers, and operators with specific advice for each group in order for companies and organizations to become more successful in online ventures. In this presentation, I layout the strategies that successful online writers employ to reach overlooked or missed audiences. These strategies include: strategic use of comment functions, rewriting content for search engines, and revising articles based on venue. These strategies are based on a 32-person study of internet writers who actively consider their participatory audiences.
Having an idea and having a team is just the start of the process; this session will investigate the vital role that empathy plays in creating user-centered, engaging interfaces, products, and communities. We will explore a variety of exercises and activities targeted at understanding yourself, understanding your team, and gaining a real understanding of your audience and product. Stop making things, and start making useful, valuable solutions that people love. Help your team connect and collaborate beyond a superficial level, turning your process into an efficient, shipping pipeline.
As the definition of digital is rapidly changing to encompass a network of activity and connectivity, many businesses are looking for new ways to integrate into the activities of everyday life. Many solutions are designed from behind the screen, out of context of the communities the technology is meant to serve and without input from target users.
Through the lens of field work with financial representatives regarding a customer relationship management system, our hope is to demonstrate how radial concepts surrounding the prototype of ethnography shape the ways in which teams work with users, and how ethnographic work defines the role of user advocate.
In all the projects Virgil has completed in his 18+ years of web, search ALWAYS seems to be an afterthought. Organizations not only fail to understand its importance, but also the effort and planning it takes to create awesome and relevant search results for your visitors. In this session, we will delve into the dark side of cleaning up your search results, practicing some strong planning and query magic to help to pull out better results and happier visitors! This talk will help walk you through the opportunities of solid search strategy, reveal many of the challenges you will face both technologically and content-wise, and provide some quick tips you could implement tomorrow to improve your results significantly.
Put your browser-based content or application on mobile users' home screen without needing a mobile app.
A revolution is coming in how we put our apps onto our users' mobile devices. Imagine if there was no need for an app store. Just a simple link on your existing website or web app that would allow the mobile user to install a locally independent web application right there on their phone just like a native app. With almost 100% access to native OS features such as notifications, user location, device orientation and "click-to-call." All while leveraging the browser platform that we're already so familiar with.
The shift that took us away from desktop apps to web apps is happening again on the phone. Develop your content or service application and get it onto users' home screen without any native code necessary.
In a recent survey of millennials, 86% of female and 74% of male millennials consider employers' policies on diversity, equality and inclusion when deciding which organization to work for. And for years studies have shown that diverse views make for better decisions, and thus drive a high-performance culture.
But how do we achieve diversity in our technical and creative organizations when we often have few opportunities to hire and we're looking for specialists who are hard to come by? And how do we embrace our underrepresented employees so they stay and become part of the DNA of our organizations?
In this session, Lori presents stories that will illuminate specific changes you can make to help achieve your diversity and inclusion goals.
Building a digital content strategy helps organizations become effective and consistent storytellers. Capturing users' attention through habit-forming user experience strategies keeps audiences hooked. In this presentation, you'll learn how to engage your audience with the right messaging and identify UX techniques to keep them invested in your digital properties.
Recent discoveries in neuroplasticity of the brain give marketers more insight into the motivations of consumers and how Emotional Intelligence (EQ) influences our decisions. Neuroplasticity of the brain gives us new opportunities to create an engaging brand that connects with people on a deeper level. We must see the world from other perspectives and understand the key feelings supporting consumers' choices. Brand building means engaging users from the point of their worldview. In this talk, learn how Anticipatory Design considers EQ into the design of websites and digital advertising.
How can a small team support hundreds of university websites in a time when departments are being asked to do more with less? After a website theme upgrade, Northern Illinois University's Web Team found itself facing the conversion of over 350 websites riddled with inaccurate and outdated information, redundancy, and confusing language and navigation. The team went on a process improvement journey to streamline practices, refocus its mission, and make the case for growth. As a result, the Web Team has been more productive and collaborative, and the quality of NIU's websites is increasing. Whether you're a designer, developer or do a little of everything, this presentation will provide strategies to improve your workflow by streamlining your process.
Async programming is not easy, but there is one great paradigm called Reactive Programming that can help. Using Observables, a new construct coming to JavaScript, we will learn how to handle all forms of async data. From user input to AJAX calls, we will compose data streams using the Reactive Extensions (Rx) library and briefly look at how new frameworks like Angular 2 are taking Observable streams to heart.


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Plain Frost Window Film by Graham & Brown
We love windows in the bathroom but, in old apartments, they usually end up in the shower. Our new apartment's shower has a lovely view of our neighbor's outdoor deck and, although we love the natural light, we hate the lack of privacy. Enter Graham & Brown's Plain Frost window covering...
We've seen other window films advertised but Graham & Brown's Plain Frost was the first that we found to be both reasonable in price and quantity. We are slightly skeptical of its "static" suction concept, though. Basically you trim it to size from the roll, wet both sides of the film and the window, then stick it up, avoiding residue from adhesives. Couldn't be easier, right?
Maybe if you have perfect windows. Our old window has paint on the glass as well as a cracked pane so the suction on the film isn't perfect but it has survived a week of showers so far. Here's our before and after.
Anyone else have experience with static suction window film or other types of window pane coverings?
- Wes and Kayla for AT Boston

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GraphicRiver Woman in a Wardrobe Room 1680571
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Wardrobe \ Selecting \ Illustration \ Gradient \ YoungVector \ Luxurious \ Choice
Stock Vector - Woman in a Wardrobe Room 1680571 by GurZZZa @ GraphicRiver
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Vector illustration, color full, no gradient, no mesh.
Layered: No; Graphics Files Included: JPG Image, Vector EPS, AI Illustrator; Minimum Adobe CS Version: CS.
Web and Mobile Applications; Internet Shopping; Internet Shopping; Internet Shopping; Set of Different Men Characters; Cartoon Businessman; Cartoon Businessman.
Keywords: adult, apartment, beautiful, beauty, behind, brown, case, choice, choose, clothes, clothing, dress, elegance, fashion, interior, lady, lifestyle, luxurious, room, selecting, shoe boxes, shoes, store, style, wardrobe, woman, young.


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Some punky pop rock I recorded earlier today
It's still very much a work in progress. Bass is too loud. Kick drum too low. Autotuner bubbles. Lyrics missing etc etc. Still I'm really happy with how the overall sound turned out. Looking forward to finishing it! Have a listen at:
Any and all feedback appreciated. What do you think of it?
You err on the side of caution, but that's a lively, sharp, tight sound you got there.
Reminds me a lot of Red Hot Chilli Peppers. Good stuff. :)
Is it all you, or a band recording?
It's a friend and me on everything. I'm especially happy about the guitar sound which was recorded off a vox tube combo with an sm57 and an electrostatic sennheiser-something. All the effects (compressor, reverb, autotuner, pass filter etc...) are ladspa or lv2. Would love to be able to use vst but haven't gotten around to compiling ardour with it yet. Anyway the ladspa and lv2 ones seem to get the job done.
How do I err on the side of coution?
Simply fun listening to, great stuff ! :)
I especially like the guitar sound and the way you applied the vocal effects, keep it.
On second thought, that is a really catchy tune, could you please create more ? ;)
It IS catchy, isn't it! The material is my friends writing and we're in the process of recording about five or so tracks altogether. Will post back with more when they're finished. Glad you like it! We do too :D
Hello Burt.
What I meant was that you painted a cautious picture of your production. To quote:
"It's still very much a work in progress. Bass is too loud. Kick drum too low. Autotuner bubbles. Lyrics missing etc etc."
In fact it sounds fine. :)
Chrome won't play whatever file is there. I used WGET to get it, and it downloaded it, but the thermometer bar had no idea how large the file was.
Hm, use Firefox or Opera? ;)
But seriously, there's either something wrong with your setup or it was a temporary error on the server side.
wget works here, file is 3,5MB.
I think the server is set up to send it by chunked encoding. Compability-wise it would be better to use the content-length header and all that. I tried pointing both firefox and chromium at it before linking to it and it worked fine for me so I went ahead. Glad you guys found a workaround with wget.
Hey burt,
it's funny, I already copied your song onto my MP3-Player, even though I'm normally not easily attracted to new music ;)
Let us know when you've got something new. You don't happen to have a band/project page anywhere, do you?
Do you have another link for the song? The one in the OP is non-working...
However, I did listen to this a couple days ago. It sounds great! I wish the song was a little longer, but I guess that's what "repeat" is for. ;)
This is a very radio-friendly, catchy song. Nice work.
Thank you all for the feedback, it's exciting to hear you like it! Most of the cred belongs to my friend who wrote and arranged the material. Mixing was also a collaborative process between the two of us.
I had to take it down for a while as the server was under a lot of load and apache was eating too much memory. It's back up now.
The band has no page or any other presence on the web or anywhere else right now. Doesn't even have a name yet. I hope to finish the production of the EP that "Imprisoned" will be part of by the end of May. Will be sure to post back here with the entire contents of the finished EP once it's done.
The only part that sounds a bit unfinished to me is the ending.
I did detect the use of some pitch corrrection - what did you use for that?
Oh, and it worked fine here on SRware Iron, which is almost identical to Chrome.
I used Zita AT-1 as an insert, or rather two instances of AT-1 running on their respective channel and insert. Would like to use the auto tuner as an effect instead, as this would keep my settings between sessions. Tried the "autotalent" one but couldn't come to terms with it.
after the 50th or so time listening to it, I've just recognized that you hear the metronome at the end, between from 2:06:00 to 2:07:50.
Hey Benjamin,
Good catch! Will have to buff that out.
Great song, great recording i like it a lot, i like the bass, it overall sounds great, i´ve been using a pair of bx5 for monitor, and at least 3 or 4 different headphones for my last work, found it different in every one, but being a noob i just decided i wouldn´t stop until i´d like it a lot on every speaker or headphone, i liked the result (yet not perfect) but its quite harder to the untrained ear to detect those details you as recorder an creator do, maybe some times we exagerate them?? still i think there´s a lot of road ahead for me to reach the ear detail most of these guys writing have, and all of them like your recording and your music a lot.
So.. i hope to hear more of it soon.
Congrats and best wishes on your project!
Doo it more :)
It sounds great, and i wont give you anny mixing advice :)
Just leave that sound as it is. Leave that Metronome at the end too.
How many mics you used for Drummset?
i took the url of song, opened VLC player and "Control+R" ; "Convert and Save" from Network.
It works perfect.
Please make more recordings!


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TNA Destination X 2012 Trailer (2012)
"I Am The Main Event" 08 July 2012 170 mins
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Destination X (2012) was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by the Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) promotion, which took place on July 8, 2012 at the Impact Wrestling Zone in Orlando, Florida. It was the eighth show under the Destination X chronology and seventh event in the 2012 TNA PPV schedule. Unlike last year, the event was held inside of a four-sided ring as opposed to a six-sided ring. The main event featured at the Destination X was Austin Aries defeating Bobby Roode for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. Other high profile matches included A.J Styles defeating Christopher Daniels in a Last Man Standing match and Samoa Joe defeating Kurt Angle in a Bound for Glory Series match. The remainder of the show hosted an X Division Tournament to determine a new TNA X Division Champion.
Watch the official TNA Destination X 2012 2012 trailer in HD below or find more TNA Destination X 2012 videos on Vidimovie.


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13th meeting. Job vacancy. Job Vacancy. A growing PMA coal mining company is looking for an " accountant" with the following qualifications; Male/Female, age between 22-23 years old, At least 3 years working experience
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1. What is the companys' activity?
2. Where is the company based?
3. Who will be invited for an interview?
4. What is the advertisement about?
5. Who has a chance to get this job?
6. What kind of job is offered in the advertisement?
Jl. LettuKarimKadir
PerumahanMitraPermaiblok F 1
Palembang 2777
13th December 2010
Personnel Manager
Accounting Department
PMA Coal Mining Company
Jakarta 12025
Dear Sir,
One of my friends, Ms. Rika Charista, who also an accounting staff at PMA Coal Mining Company, recently told me about an
opening for an accounting staff. I believe that I meet qualification required, and I volunteered to fill the vacancy.
With my educational background, I feel capable of handling any tasks that your company may assign to me. I am a person who
can work either independently or as part of team. I am also responsible, hardworking, and eager to learn.
I am looking forward an opportunity to interview, at which time I can explain why I believe will be an asset that provides a
valuable contribution to the PMA Coal Mining Company.
Yours faithfully,
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Ron Paul: I Can Beat Obama Because My Message Brings People Together
he is the last great man in politics
I love how these talking heads think they're dealing with just another political hack. Then they get PAULED.
Tell me…..If Ron Paul has the backing of so many military people, how come his vote percentage doesnt reflect that?
Tell me…..If Ron Paul has the backing of so many military people, how come his vote percentage doesnt reflect that?
im not talking about soldiers going to iraq. they think theyre fighting the enemies. but the truth is, this whole war was set up by our own government. dont u think anyone from u.s who voted for obama, bush family, etc, are embarrased that they didnt do enough research on what the hell is going on with our government? if most of us had the patriotism dont u think anyone would know by now about the nwo and secret socities intention? unfortunately people are still ignorant but its about to change
It's true, I voted Obama in 08, this election it's Paul or none at all.
Friends of youtube, don't just speak of the greatness of Ron Paul…it is your responsibility to vote…that includes any primary as well…please get off your asses and vote for Ron Paul…if his name is not on the ballot…write him in to prove your support for American liberty!
I took a simple bar of soap and wrote on my car windows One More for Ron Paul. It's just that easy to join the Revolution.
check this video – Imran khan arrived in PTI jalsa 25 December – If Ron Paul has to win, people have to get together like this…
if Ron Paul has to win…then we need this kind of movement – yH8op11et_4
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Eureka School Board
- Helped save the Eureka High Auto Shop and reopen Winship.
- For 12 years put the needs of Eureka's children first.
Business owner
- 33 years in business in Eureka, now with nine employees.
- Others talk about creating jobs, he's done it!
Jobs & Economic Development
- There are some things a City Council can do to help increase jobs in our city.
- First reduce red tape a business must go through to expand and the costs involved
- This is where experience on the Eureka Planning Commission can help.
The Homeless
The "Devil's Playground" was a serious problem that should never have happened. We need to make sure it is never allowed to occur again, anywhere in the city by:
- Constantly patrolling our greenbelts & water front areas
- Evicting all illegal campers immediately anywhere they appear.
- Supporting programs like Betty Chinn's, Eureka Rescue Mission and others.
- Expanding the MIST program and the MAC Center
Crime, gangs and drugs have been a problem for years. The problem isn't going away—we need to:
- Stabilize the Police Department's funding. No more cuts to their budget!
- Expand the Old Town foot patrol officer program to other commercial districts
- Fully support and expand the Problem Oriented Policing unit (POP)
A Clean Eureka
Supporting the Panhandling Ordinance that just passed.
Staying vigilant to stop all future illegal campgrounds.
Provide community restrooms in our business district for local shoppers & tourists.
A Longtime Volunteer
A history as a volunteer in Eureka that dates back decades.
- Humboldt Bay Jaycees in the 1970s
- Exchange Club of Eureka in the 1980s & 1990s
- Rotary Club in the 2000s
- Neighborhood Watch last year
- Community Cleanup day in the Palco Marsh this year
John at Eureka Police Department's Strategic Planning session at Jefferson Community Center in June.
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- Rotary Club of Eureka
- Eureka Heritage Society
- Sequoia Park Zoo Foundation
- Humboldt Historical Society
- Eureka Chamber of Commerce (Past Board Member)
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The Alcorn County Branch NAACP will hold its 6th Annual Black History program at 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 18.
Held at Meigg Street Church of Christ, located at 914 Meigg Street in Corinth, the program will contain reflections in Black History from community youth as well as a recital of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s famous "I have A Dream" speech.
Bro. Taurean Morton, a 2001 Corinth High School graduate, will serve as the speaker. The 33-year-old currently serves as the minister of Lincoln Garden Church of Christ in Cleveland.
Music will be rendered by the Terry Street Church of Christ Male Chorus of Ripley. The event will also feature a drawing for two $100 gift certificates from Roger's/Gardner's Supermarket. Tickets on the raffle are $2 each and can be purchased from any NAACP Member.
The celebratory program is free and open to the public. However, three queens have been selected to accept donations from those who would like to give the branch. They are Anitha Keith, Mary Wade Cummings, and Kolisha Ratliff Strickland.
All are encouraged to wear their African attire.
Greetings will be provided by Corinth Mayor Tommy Irwin and Alderman J.C. Hill.
"Black History Month is a time each year that we have to reflect on those changes which have occurred, relationships that have been made, understanding and respect which has been gained and maintained," said Mayor Irwin. "Let us all do our part in showing our appreciation for each other everyday in this great city that we love."
(For questions and more information contact chairperson Pauline Sorrell at 662-415-3099 or Co-Chairperson J.C. Hill at 662-293-0290.)
Other upcoming celebrations of African American heritage include:
• A Black History program at East Fifth Street M.B. Church on Sunday, Feb. 26. The morning service will begin at 9:30 a.m.
• A Black History program at Mason Saint Luke Baptist Church at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 26. The guest speaker will be Pastor Jeffery Daniels and The Whitehill M.B Church of Tupelo, along with his choir and congregation. The theme is History: "We come this far by faith." – Hebrew 11:1
• A Black History program honoring African American athletes at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 5 at St. Rest M.B. Church in Guys, Tenn. The speaker will be Bro. Maurice Stafford of St. Luke M.B. Church in Corinth. Music will be rendered by New Zion M.B. Church of Plantersville. All athletes will be honored during the special program.


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Josh Selby takes over backup duties for Grizzlies
Before Thursday's games, Chris Herrington of the Memphis Flyer wondered if recent struggles by Memphis Grizzlies backup point guard Jeremy Pargo could open up playing time for the backup's backup, Josh Selby:
Pargo is shooting 35% on the season and hasn't made a shot in his last three games, getting a quick hook with only six minutes over two stints of playing time against the Thunder. That Pargo is a strong, quick defender and has, so far, not been very turnover-prone for a rookie point guard suggests his spot in the pecking order is probably safe for now, but Selby looks like the more instinctive offensive player and his ability to handle the point in his brief stints so far has been surprising and encouraging.
And, at the beginning of the second quarter against the New York Knicks on Thursday, Selby got his chance.
He subbed into the game ahead of Pargo, hit his first NBA three-pointer and tied his season-high with nine points in just 15 minutes (he scored nine in 26 minutes on Dec. 30). Selby added two rebounds, two assists and three turnovers as the Grizzlies beat the Knicks, 94-83 (full stats here).
After the game, the Commercial Appeal asked the Grizzlies' coach about the change in the Memphis rotation:
"(Pargo) wasn't playing very well and he wasn't getting into the offense and wasn't guarding the ball," Griz coach Lionel Hollins said. "I just thought we lost three in a row, so why not make a change? Selby came in and played really well in the first half."
Starter Mike Conley also weighed in on his new backup. From the Commercial Appeal, again:
"Selby handled himself very well," Conley said. "He did a good job of controlling the tempo."
Thursday recap
Drew Gooden (Milwaukee Bucks) played just five minutes on Thursday night as the Bucks beat the Detroit Pistons, 102-93. Gooden played all of his minutes in the first half and didn't attempt a shot. He did pick up three personal fouls in his short time on the court (full stats here). Rookie power forward Jon Leuer made his first start for the Bucks and played 31 strong minutes, finishing with 15 points, six rebounds, five assists and two blocks. Larry Sanders also returned to the forward/center rotation after picking up a "did not play (coach's decision)" in the last game.
Markieff Morris (Phoenix Suns) sank two more three pointers and scored 13 points as the Suns lost to the Cleveland Cavillers, 101-90, on Thursday. Markieff played 22 minutes and had eight rebounds, an assist, a steal and a block (full stats here). He also committed five personal fouls — his highest total of the season. Markieff's 2 for 2 shooting from three on Thursday pushed his season stats to 14 for 24 (58.3 percent).
Brandon Rush (Golden State Warriors) made his first start with the Warriors on Thursday as he filled in for starter Dorrell Wright, who sat out with a knee injury. Rush scored 12 points (with three three-pointers) in 39 minutes as the Warriors lost to the Orlando Magic, 117-109 (full stats here). He also grabbed four rebounds and passed out four assists.
Other notes
- Marcus Morris (Houston Rockets/Rio Grande Valley Vipers) played a minute and a half in Las Vegas on Thursday before going down with a sprained left ankle. Sports Illustrated's Sam Amick, who was at the game, tweeted that Marcus had to be carried off the floor. ProBasketballTalk.com reported that Marcus could be out for at least a week, pending the results of an MRI this weekend.
In three D-League games during the past week, Marcus put up 33, 32 and 24 points to go along with big rebounding numbers (16, 12 and 9).
Brady Morningstar (NBA D-League - Tulsa 66ers) scored 10 points with four assists, two steals, one rebound and a three in 23 minutes on Thursday. Morningstar had just one turnover and posted a crazy +28 plus-minus as the 66ers won, 111-92 (full stats here).
Scott Schroeder, who covers the D-League for RidiculousUpside.com and NBCSports, tweeted that the Golden State Warriors and Atlanta Hawks might want to take a look at signing Greg Ostertag (NBA D-League - Texas Legends). Both teams just lost starting big men and could look to the D-League for replacements. Schroeder did put a bit of a caveat on his prediction, though, saying any interested teams should wait a couple of weeks until Ostertag is in better basketball shape.
Hoopsworld.com reported that Kirk Hinrich (Atlanta Hawks) is available on the trade market. Writer Eric Pincus said the Hawks could flip Hinrich, who is still recovering from offseason shoulder surgery, for a big man to replace injured starting center Al Horford.
Xavier Henry (New Orleans Hornets) practiced with the team on Thursday, according to a report on iSportsWeb.com. Hornets coach Monty Williams told the media on Wednesday that Henry might not play in games for another week.
Jayhawks in upcoming NBA games
7 p.m., ESPN, Paul Pierce and the Boston Celtics vs. the Chicago Bulls
7:30 p.m., Drew Gooden and the Milwaukee Bucks vs. the Dallas Mavericks
8 p.m., Markieff Morris and the Phoenix Suns vs. the New Jersey Nets
9:30 p.m., ESPN, Mario Chalmers and the Miami Heat vs. the Denver Nuggets
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London, Sept. 15 (Reuters): Flirting with colleagues, scheming against the boss and gossiping about co-workers are among the most common Instant Messenger, or IM, missives circulating around the office, according to a new survey.
So-called IMing the act of sending quick message exchanges to other Internet users has become a popular workplace pastime. Just as they did with e-mail, corporations have now embraced IM technology as it enables co-workers in large organisations to converse quickly and cheaply. But IMs popularity has its drawbacks, say experts.
Because many users believe it cannot be monitored by the boss, many freely fire off messages ranging from cruel cracks about a colleagues hair to sensitive information about major corporate projects.
Businesses dont really monitor IMing, said Nigel Hawthorn, European marketing director for Blue Coat Systems, a Web security firm that conducted the survey of over 300 firms in the US and Britain, the worlds two largest IM markets. If youre leaning forward and typing away at your machine, whos to know what youre typing about.
In the UK, 65 per cent of the 204 respondents said they use IM for personal purposes during work hours, the survey said.
Half the UK respondents admitted to peppering their IMs with abusive language; 40 per cent used IM to conspire on colleagues during conference calls and nearly one-third confessed to making sexual advances in the easily disguised dialogue box.
US respondents gave more tame accounts of their IM usage. For example, less than one in five American survey participants said they used IM to comment on senior management or to flirt.
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A Peachtree City resident since 1991, Vanessa Fleisch was elected as Peachtree City's first female Mayor in 2013, following a four-year term as City Council Member, Post 4. She moved to Georgia in 1986 from New Jersey, and worked for CNN and CNN International. She became a Realtor and is currently with Keller Williams Realty Atlanta Partners in Peachtree City.
Mayor Fleisch and her husband, Michael, have two sons, one in college and one in high school. They live in Emerling Grove in Kedron Village and are members of Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
Favorite things about Peachtree City: I love the sense of community that is an intrinsic part of living in Peachtree City.
Early last week, while doing things in and around Peachtree City, I overheard a conversation between two women. They were discussing the 9/11 remembrances going on across the country; the gist of the conversation was this: "that it was time to get over it."
I was flabbergasted and couldn't believe what I had heard, "get over it." As I watched the memorial service at ground zero Sunday morning I couldn't get that conversation out of my mind as I watched the names of those who perished that day scroll across the TV screen.
Each name represented a life, and in this country life is precious. My son once asked me what makes the United States different from other countries and I remember telling him, that among other things, it is the power of the individual that makes this country great. That picture perfect September morning we lost almost three thousand individuals.
We are a country that was born out of ideas and ideals. We do not share a common heritage or ethnicity but it is the power of those ideals that form the fabric of this country. It is also tragic events like September 11th that remind us that we are one nation.
I grew up in an Italian family in New Jersey and I remember my grandfather telling me of his trips in his father's horse and wagon going up to Ellis Island to pick up the relatives from Italy so that they could "live in the greatest country in the world." I thought about that as I watched all of the Italian names scrolling across the screen, many of whom were from New Jersey, and how each of them were descendents of immigrants who wanted to start a new life in this great country.
My grandfather would often say how privileged we were to live in New Jersey because it was so close to the history that made this country great. As a result, my family would make frequent trips to Washington, D.C., New York City and Philadelphia, always going to museums and historical places, imbuing me with a sense a history and national pride.
We saw national pride on display in the days after 9/11 as we were a country in a state of shock watching the stories unfold but knowing that collectively "we" would get through this somehow.
Life here in the U.S. will never be the same as a result of what happened on 9/11. My boys were 13 and 9 at the time and I remember President Bush saying that it would take a long time to defeat this enemy, maybe as long as 10 years. I did the math. It was pretty much the nightmare of any mother.
We all have stories of where we were and what we were doing that day and how this event, like other historical events, has led to the "loss of our innocence" as a nation as we continue 10 years later to still fight this cowardly, insidious enemy.
Much has changed as a result of that tragic day 10 years ago. Our lives have a clear date of demarcation, what life was like pre and post 9/11. Quite honestly, I will never get over it, and never forget it, and I hope and pray that as a country, we won't either.
Peachtree City is such a great place to live, we all know it, and the rest of the country is learning it too!
We were recognized by Family Circle magazine as the 2nd best place to live in the country for families. Of course, anyone who lives here knows that PTC should have come in 1st place!
Drop Dead Diva and other Film/TV productions continue to find their way to our area, and the SANY Corporation is still building its facility which means more jobs for our beautiful city.
There are good things happening across the city that sometimes get overlooked.
The city council and staff of Peachtree City have worked diligently to ensure a sound budget as we move into fiscal 2012. Despite declining revenues, we are on our way to not having a tax increase this year.
Under our new City Manager, Jim Pennington, there has been a new emphasis upon the maintenance of our buildings and our recreational amenities. Citizens like me, who have lived here any length of time have noticed a decline in many of our public facilities. Now with our newly instituted Public Facilities Authority the city will have the funds with which to do many of the major improvements that have been put on the back burner for so long.
The recent reorganization of the Recreation Division has resulted in increased communication between multiple city departments. Better communication will allow for an increase in the services provided to our citizens. The streamlining process is moving forward and I think that we will all see some positive results soon.
Here are some other good things that are happening:
In the past few years our country and city have been through very tough economic times but it is important to know that Peachtree City is weathering the storm better than most cities. We have been vigilant in finding creative and economic ways to promote future growth for our city and will continue to look for new and creative ways to help Peachtree City become the #1 "Best Place to Raise a Family" in the country.
Growing up in Vineland, New Jersey, my parents supported our family by running a local hardware store, and my sister, brother and I worked there from a very young age. That experience gave me some first hand insight into the challenges that small businesses face, with low profit margins, lots of regulations, and competition for customers with the bigger chains.
Owning a local business in those days meant you knew your customers. We saw them across the backyard fence, sat with them in church, ran into them in the local grocery store and at my softball games. That really hasn't changed, even in today's "global economy," although the rise of the internet has made running a local business even more challenging.
The 1998 movie, "You've Got Mail," with Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks really illustrate the differences among local businesses, chains, and the internet. In case someone has not seen it, Ryan runs a local children's bookstore she inherited from her mother, with dedicated customers, weekly book readings, and that personal touch of a local neighborhood store. A large chain bookstore opens across the street, eventually closing down her shop. At the same time, she is corresponding with an online pen pal who, she only learns at the end of the movie, is the owner of the new store.
The story certainly shows the struggle between the local store and the major chain, but both of those types of businesses contribute to the community, paying taxes, and providing local jobs. The interesting part is the anonymous online relationship. That portion of the plot really underscores the challenges in competing with online businesses, which have a much greater reach and may offer good pricing, but they have no local connection, no employees here, no taxes, and no personal interaction.
So, as you are shopping for holiday gifts this year, please keep these issues in mind before you start surfing the internet for deals. Local businesses are owned by your friends and neighbors, they own or lease local real estate, pay local employees, and are really part of the community. Let's make an effort to support them by embracing the Shop PTC / Find it in Fayette! Philosophy


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Iaiah Christian Hearn - March 08, 2017To Phillip and Kyra Hearn of Gothenburg on Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017, at Gothenburg Health, a son, Isaiah Christian, weighing 6 pounds, 15½ ounces, and was 18½ inches in length. He was welcomed home by brothers—Evan, Peyton and Elijah, and a sister, Lylianna.
Paternal grandparents are Rick and Felica Smith of Amity, AR, David and Betty Hearn of Tulso, OK. Maternal grandparents are Terry and Chrystal Preitauer of Gothenburg.
Great-grandparents include Kent and Elaine Cole of Callaway, Darryl and Annita Francis of Amity.


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I asked some of the locals questions such as what they would like to change about their lives, if they had one wish what would it be, how did they imagine the afterlife, had they ever really been in love and if so, to tell me their love story, and so on. The overall responses were that they felt very lucky in their lives and that Allah has blessed them with much love. They didn't have money but they had family and close friends, and a huge support group among their neighbors in the cemetery. They had enough food to eat, albeit simple (beans, rice, water and tea are their staples). When they finished expressing themselves they would kiss their palms, then the backs of their hands, and then their palms again while saying insha'allah, meaning God willing they would continue to have a good life.


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If there's anyone reading this who just turned their nose up a bit at the mention of turkey burgers, stay with me here for a minute. While it's true that ground turkey can sometimes be a little ho-hum, these turkey burgers from Kalyn's Kitchen with finely chopped mint and parsley and seasoned with an interesting mix of paprika, cumin, coriander, and pepper flakes were moist and flavorful. For the Tzatziki Sauce visit KaylnsKitchen.com.
- 1 1/2 Pound ground turkey
- 1 Teaspoon finely minced garlic
- 1 1/2 Teaspoon salt
- 1/4 Cup finely chopped fresh mint
- 1/4 Cup finely chopped fresh parsley
- 2 Tablespoon olive oil
- 2 Teaspoon sweet paprika
- 1 1/2 Teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/2 Teaspoon ground coriander
- 1/4 Teaspoon Aleppo pepper
Step 1
- Remove ground turkey from the fridge and break into pieces in a bowl, then let it come to room temperature on the counter while you chop the herbs. Mix together the minced garlic and salt and sprinkle over the surface of the ground turkey. Chop mint and parsley and add to bowl, add the 2 T olive oil, then use your hands to gently mix the garlic, salt, chopped mint, chopped parsley, and olive oil into the meat. One at a time, measure specified amounts of sweet paprika, ground cumin, ground coriander, and Aleppo pepper and sprinkle over the surface of the meat, then mix again with your hands, just enough to combine mixture and distribute spices. (Don't overmix.)
Step 2
- Put a piece of cling-wrap on a small cutting board and divide the meat into 4 or 6 same-sized balls, then flatten each ball into a patty and smooth the edges. Cover patties with another piece of cling-wrap if desired, and refrigerate 30 minutes or longer. (The recipe says refrigerate up to 4 hours, and next time I'd chill for at least an hour.)
Step 3
- Use a paper towel to wipe surface of grill with olive oil, then heat charcoal or gas grill to medium heat. (You can hold your hand over the grill for 3-4 seconds at that temperature.) When grill is hot, remove patties from the fridge and brush the top of each one with olive oil if desired. (You may not need to do this if your grill is well-seasoned.) Put oiled side down on grill grate and grill with lid closed. If you want criss-cross grill marks, check after about 4 minutes, and rotate patties. Cook about 5-6 minutes per side, or until temperature of patties reaches 165 F /75C when tested with an instant-read thermometer.
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- Burgers can be served plain, on a regular hamburger bun, or inside pita or flatbread like I did. I served my burgers with Tzatziki Sauce that had some added chopped mint and parsley.


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Beautiful turnkey unit. Completely updated with new windows, new carpet and bathrooms. End unit with a 2 car garage.
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Rowleys has been instructed by Amicus, the technical and skilled workers' union, in the recent UK and US-based talks. A&O's employment, pensions and incentives head Derek Sloan, with partners Gordon Stewart and Susan Hazledine, are advising independent trustees, including Alexander Forbes.
The Transport & General Workers' Union and the GMB are also involved in the negotiations, aimed at saving the pension schemes of more than 40,000 former and current Turner & Newall employees.
Turner & Newall's US parent Federal-Mogul is in Chapter 11 administration following a number of asbestos claims brought against it. The unions are concerned that winding up the company's pension scheme would jeopardise 4,000 UK jobs, as well as affecting pensioners. The scheme has a £300m shortfall and was frozen by the administrators in July.
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By Cindy Grasso
There is always a page one, a beginning, a place to start. Long before there was a documentary on the New York Times called Page One, there was a beginning of all beginnings documented in God's Word:
"In the beginning God created … "
Genesis 1:1NIV
This is what God does, He creates.
On page one, God's Spirit hovered over the void of nothing and created something. This alone should bring us great hope and build our faith because it shows that us that the only thing needed for new creation is God's desire to do so.
God desires to create new thing in your life.
How small my prayers are. I so often pray for God to make something of me- from me. "Dear Lord" I pray, "Take this broken thing I am and do something good with it." Instead, I could be praying, " What new thing do you want to do in me? What new thing do you want to create for me to do? What new thing do you want to use me in?"
God is willing, able and has provided everything for you to walk in new things.
"His divine power has given us everything we need for a godly life through our knowledge of him who called us by his own glory and goodness." (2 Peter 1:3 NIV)
What is stopping you?
"Oh, I don't have it in me- I can't do it", you say.
Good. I am glad that you know that you don't have the power to do it. Now, you can ask God to do what only He can do – create something out of nothing.
"Oh, I am not good enough", you say.
Good. I'm glad you know that. Starting over has nothing to do with your personal goodness and everything to do with God's.
"Oh, I have screwed up too many times", you say.
Good. I'm glad you know that. Now you can ask for forgiveness from the God who offers it to you and let past regrets and mistakes sink into His sea of forgetfulness.
The time for change is now. It is time to let the old things go and start walking in the new things God has for you. There is always a page one, a beginning, a new place to start.
The beginning is always today.
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The streets of this country were once dotted with repair shops for washing machines, kitchen appliances, and televisions. If something broke, odds were you could find someone to get it working again. But since planned obsolescence became a marketing strategy in the 1960s, many products have been made to discourage or prevent repair. Claudia Tennyson's art show "Repair Project" calls to mind those disappearing shops, but also turns refurbishment on its head her fixes are creative rather than functional. Example: A broken hand mirror becomes a wall hanging, its silvered glass removed and a coat of textured paint added to emphasize the graceful shape of the old-fashioned frame. Bring small broken items for Tennyson to "fix," beginning at 11 a.m. (and continuing through Dec. 14) at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, 701 Mission (at Third Street), S.F. Admission is $3-6; call 978-2787 or visit www.yerbabuenaarts.org.
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Property Location
With a stay at Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Barboursville in Barboursville, you'll be close to Huntington Mall and Village of Barboursville Park. This hotel is within the region of Huntington Museum of Art and Keith Albee Theatre.
Make yourself at home in one of the 134 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, as well as phones with free local calls.
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Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including an indoor pool and a fitness center.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in Barboursville? This hotel has facilities measuring 2400 square feet (216 square meters), including a meeting room. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided at no charge.
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- Number of floors - 5
- Laundry facilities
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- Free self parking
- 24-hour business center
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- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Free airport transportation
- One meeting room
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Fitness facilities
- Conference space size (meters) - 216
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free WiFi
- Total number of rooms - 134
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Indoor pool
- Conference space size (feet) - 2400
Room Facilities
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COPENHAGEN, May 4 (Reuters) - Danish brewer Carlsberg's first-quarter sales rose 5 percent despite a small decline in volumes, the firm said on Thursday and maintained its 2017 operating profit outlook.
First-quarter sales came in at 13.70 billion Danish crowns ($2.01 billion), above the 13.48 billion forecast in a Reuters poll of analysts.
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This workshop is all about playing with fabrics to create shapes that can then be used to personalise items such as clothing, bags and cushions etc. You will complete three samples using a selection of fabrics and techniques. The samples completed on the day can either be used to decorate existing products or even framed as a gift.
Duration of workshop: 3 hours.
Day Workshops or Evening Workshops (6-9pm) available.
Number of places: 2-4 max.
Cost: £35.
All fabrics provided, including vilene, bondaweb and wadding used for each sample.