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GraphicRiver Poster Design with 3D Rendered Image Holders V2 2926349
Photoshop \ Print Template \ Flyers \ Events \ Clubs & Parties
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Print Template - Poster Design with 3D Rendered Image Holders V2 2926349 by scarab13 @ GraphicRiver
Photoshop \ Print Template \ Flyers \ Events \ Clubs & Parties
This poster is a sequel to one of my bestsellers (more of 100 sold), and it's adjusted, optimized, re-built from the ground to look better, and to be easier to work with. Also, this time there are 2 image placeholders on the sides (as opposed to 1). It is easy to modify – You have to insert 3 photos to their imageHolder layers and they will take the exact position/angle that you can still modify later (If you move the whole imageHolder layer the image will move inside the placeholder, but it won't spill outside of it, so you can choose the best part of the photo to show). To insert images, find smart object layers (marked in red) called "imageHolder_RightClick_ReplaceContents" – them right click and choose "replace Contents", browse to your image, load it and move it around to position the way you want. Flatten that image holder screen and save, close. It will update layer "ImageHolder" with perfectly angled photo of your choice that you can now move around, resize, etc. I have made a movie poster preview, but you can use this for all kind of events, even as a cool photo frame.
To replace the main movie title text and 3D names on top, find yellow-marked layer folders named "nameLeft", "nameRight", "movieTitle", open them and edit only the ones that are called "textHolder_RightClick_Edit Contents"(the first ones on top of those folders), right click on them, choose "edit contents" and retype, resize to fit, save. Layers that are called "don't edit", well, don't edit:)
There are few highlights that you can move around to enhance the effect, there is a folder with highlights and shines for movie Title only (you will have to adjust position and angle of those to fit your new text). Layers are organized and properly named, easy to follow.
Fonts used.
Bebas Neue (free font:http://www.dafont.com/bebas-neue.font)
Layered: Yes; Graphics Files Included: Photoshop PSD; Minimum Adobe CS Version: CS2; Print Dimensions: 8.5x11.
Grunge Card with 6 Backgrounds; Smashed Glass Event Poster; 14 Pro Photo Looks; Vintage Event Flyer; Nu-Metal Poster; In Mask H.U.D. Interface Design Mock-up; 36 Premium Photo Effects.
Keywords: 3d, 3d box, 3d rendered scene, boxes, event marketing, film, movie poster, party flyer, theater show.


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To assist with local church, district, and livelihood rehabilitation of the area devastated by Super Typhoon Yolanda (November 2013). To provide ongoing psychosocial counseling, medical assistance, and woman/children protection programs for the most vulnerable in the communities hit hardest.
The Philippine Field Office is recruiting qualified individuals and teams who are interested in participating in the disaster recovery efforts that are ongoing in the area of the Central Philippines hit hardest by Super Typhoon Yolanda. Many of our some 350 congregations throughout the region have sustained either the complete destruction of their churches and homes or significant damage. While life-critical needs have been addressed, the rehabilitation work will be an ongoing process. Some government reports indicate 3-5 years of focused effort will be necessary to rebuild infrastructures. The Philippine Church of the Nazarene is making significant impact in this area by aiding their brothers and sisters in rebuilding efforts, relief supplies, psychosocial counseling, and financial gifts. National and international work and witness teams are being encouraged to participate in coming alongside our Filipino Nazarene Families in this rebuilding process. Teams and team members with skills in the following areas would be a tremendous blessing: – Skilled Construction – Skilled Electrical – Environmental Health Professionals – Medical Professionals – Psycho-social counselors (Tagalog Speakers a real plus) – Experienced Work and Witness Team Leaders, – Logistics Coordinators – Drivers – Debris Clearing Coordinators – Hygiene Promotion Individuals wishing to volunteer who are not yet part of an official team, and team leaders who are considering a team, should visit the following site to sign up: http://asiapacificnazarene.org/volunteer-now/ We encourage all potential volunteers to not pursue any travel plans until you have communicated with the Philippine Field Office and obtained instructions. Additional questions can be directed to Mrs. Jasmin Eugenio email@example.com We would encourage all of those who are interested to watch the below short videos about the Nazarene Disaster Response to Yolanda in the Philippines.


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Unanswered: Simple yet difficult SQL question
Hi All,
I am trying to do something very simple, but for the life of me I cannot figure out how to do it. Here is a snippet of what I mean:-
declare @table_name varchar(30)
select @table_name="MY_DATA"
update statistics @table_name
This also applies in trying to select data from a table name which is stored in a variable. Is there anyway around this !!??
Thanks !!
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I presume this is in a stored procedure?
declare @table_name varchar(30)
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There exist procedures out there to update all the tables in your DB, for example.Thanks,


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21st Annual North West Seminar Broome
The 2017 North West Seminar was conducted at the Broome Recreation and Aquatic Centre on the 18th – 19th of May. Another milestone reached in Maintaining the Network in the regions with the 21st annual event attracting 45 delegates and exhibitors from as far away as Warburton on the edge of Western Australian and South Australian border. Well done to Steve (I don't get to dance much in Warburton) Girschik for making the massive trek to attend.
The event was also very well supported by our trade partners with Nick Bohm from Prominent making the long trek from NSW and George Lech from Ixom doing the hard yards to get to sunny Broome for a few days. Along with Rod from Trisley's, Ed from Sigma, Greg from Chadson's, Chris from MTP, Kim from CAS and Sue from AUSTSWIM who also attended meant there was a great deal of knowledge in the room. The Board and members of LIWA Aquatics are grateful for this support. But it is the delegates who make this event and this year it was wonderful to see so many in attendance enjoying the company and great vibe that is the essence of a North West Seminar.
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Russian opposition activist Yuri Chervochkin, 22, who was severely beaten up on 22 November 2007 in Serpukhov near Moscow, has died in hospital after lying in coma for over two weeks.
Chervochkin was the leader of the National-Bolshevik Party (NBP) in Moscow oblast. Just an hour before he was beaten up, Chervochkin informed Sobkorr.ru that he was being pursued by the police.
NBP accuses Alexey Okopny, head of the police unit in charge of fighting the opposition in Moscow oblast, of killing Chervochkin. The police had made several threats against Chervochkin ahead of the attack.
NBP says Chervochkin's death is an indication of the new times for the whole opposition movement in Russia. The party calls on everybody to draw their conclusions from the incident.
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I am trying to use probes to obtain the values of a single component of a volTensorField. I tried to use
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I am having the same problem with volVectorField (a velocity field) to extract just the components I want.
A potential solution is to scalar fields that may sampled. However, is there or no a direct way of doing this with probes?
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Former X Factor contestant, Olly Murs, has admitted that, despite a massive female fan base, he is unlucky in love.
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The popstar labelled his co-host of the Xtra Factor, Caroline Flack, as the perfect girlfriend, but she is currently in a relationship with 17-year-old One Direction star, Harry Styles.
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This interview focuses on Chelotti's new book x.
Jasmine Dreame Wagner: Tell me about your choice of title: x. Is "x" a variable, a value that could and might change within the context of a system? Is a poem like a mathematical function where, in the act of writing, you can search for and define a feeling or a thing? Or is "x" a Roman numeral? Does it refer to a street address, something secret you are counting or counting down from?
Dan Chelotti: At first, x was a mistake. Before McSweeney's ever saw the manuscript, I was unhappy with the title, so I took the title off and replaced it with an "x"—a variable—and asked my friend, one of my most trusted editors, for some suggestions. My editors at McSweeney's asked this friend if he knew of any books worth looking at, and he sent them my book. Next thing I knew, my editors were in touch asking if they could publish x. I agreed, and it took me a couple days to tell them that "x" wasn't the title. They went on to mount some serious arguments in favor of x, and it didn't take them long to convince me. x is any and all of the things you mention, or it has the potential to be any of those things. When my editors started fighting for x, I reveled in the potential for questions like yours—that "x" would be pushed around by the reader and turned into a Roman numeral, or a variable, or a street address, or a million other things that I haven't thought of yet! Actually, the process through which a reader will take on the title is not all that different from the process I used to write this book: I would be on a walk or a drive thinking drifting thoughts, and I would say, Hey, I can make a poem out of leftover sushi; I can make a poem out of anything. In the same way, the reader can attribute all sorts of poetic meanings to x. It's easy to proliferate a list of things it could be (an old lover, a warning label, a treasure map) but at it's heart it is a little glitch that appears in the system that can't be accounted for—a mistake that, if you can accept it, will take on a life of its own.
JDW: I love the moment in your poem "Magic" where you ask: "Why do I expect magic / only when things break down?"
Could you talk a little bit about your thoughts on magic and mathematics? Magic and poems? Magic and how we use language to make others feel like they've witnessed or been transformed by magic?
DC: Your question made me immediately think of Duchamp's geometry textbook (which he asked his sister to hang off the balcony and expose to the rain and wind so the straight lines and theorems could get "the facts of life"). There is a lot in x about the inadequacy of facts when it comes to truthseeking, or the way the world often mistakes factual knowledge for wisdom. What I love about Duchamp's gesture is that it strikes me as a magical or alchemical gesture—the combination of a human system and nature that resulted in a work of art (his sister went on to paint the textbook). In "Still Life on a Scrolling Background," I actually use a quote that is attributed to the alchemist Hermes Trismagistus: "When stirring the lead into the mixture, do not think of a white panther." Of course, the second you ask someone not to think of something, they will think of it. Or tell someone the urinal they are looking at is art and they won't be able to stop themselves from thinking of the urinal as art. This is what artists do, what poems do—they alchemically transform facts into art.
JDW: I like the idea of poems alchemically transforming facts into art, that the written word performs an act of magic. This also makes me think of "magical thinking" and the way humans—humans not even involved in making art or intentionally committing a creative act—often engage in magical thinking in order to change, or survive, or press onward through grief. That a future, like a work of art, can be alchemically crafted.
In your poem "Grieving in the Modern World," you speak of how grief can be freeing. Is this at all related to the way people "magically" think their way through grief, how magical thinking can empower a person by allowing them to feel that the future can be determined by pure desire, longing or sadness?
DC: Grief allows people to abandon themselves, and, in that abandonment, people can find a terrible freedom from the burden of whatever responsibility they held toward whatever or whomever they are grieving. I just saw Jonathan Richman in Brooklyn this past week, and he sang: "If we don't suffer, life is a can of Pringles and a screw-top bottle of wine." "Grieving in the Modern World" showed me, through a few images, the many ways in which people attempt to avoid the freedom that grieving provides (which is summed up nicely in the Richman line). But notice how I said that the poem showed me these thoughts, these ideas. When I wrote the poem I was on my lunch break, and I was looking out the window of my office avoiding grading quizzes for my next class. I certainly wasn't thinking about magical thinking. I wasn't thinking at all. If I was, I would have known that the poem would fail. I write poems to find out things I don't already know. A person does what they can to realize they are alive. I sometimes find it quite impossible to remember that I am, never mind the inherent freedoms of being alive; poems have always been my way of confirming my own existence.
JDW: How about design, meter, and repetition—alchemically speaking, are these compositional elements akin to gold, mugwort and eye of newt? Could you break down your magic into a formula?
DC: Teaching someone how to write a poem, it is important to take the poem apart and separate out the elements. But to write a successful poem, the alchemical transformation occurs when all the parts stop being parts, and you can stir the lead into the mixture without thinking of a white panther. I curl at calling this kind of synthesis a formula. When I write, I am incredibly suspicious of formulas, poetic toolbags and systems. I am very suspicious of thinking, of ideas. I'm even suspicious of facts (even the fact of a word can be misleading!).
JDW: Okay. True or false: An artist creates an object; the object alchemically transforms material into art?
DC: False. Even if this might be generally true, it rings like too much of a formula. I'll defer to Kenneth Koch: "No one knows where poetry comes from." I could pretend to know exactly how it happens—but it wouldn't be anything like when it happens.
JDW: True or false: A person exists into the future; the person alchemically transforms the past into the future?
DC: If your binary here is bumping into Nietschze's idea that one must make of one's life a work of art, then this is how it is done. But I sludge through life most of the time. Most people I know sludge, sludge, sludge. Ideally, your idea would be true and all people would be transforming the past into the future by being alive. Most people, me included, are stuck in either the past or the future—riding whatever quiet wheel of suffering is most alluring to them. But poetry helps. Art helps ("Asphodel," O'Hara's "Ode to Joy," "Over 2000 Illustrations with Complete Concordance").
JDW: Thanks for indulging in my binary! I like the idea of "sludging" through life. It feels inwardly forceful, like a secret endurance we all possess, like we are all pressing through psychic ether. Perhaps it's part of the American character. When I think of "sludge, sludge, sludge," I see Atreyu's horse being sucked down into the Swamp of Sadness in The Neverending Story or the bad guy in Robocop being wasted by toxic waste—80's pop-culture references, but if Los Angeles is truly the new Venice, and if we are truly living in a nostalgic feedback loop, then current art nonetheless.
This actually reminds me of a moment in your poem, "Food Court," where you write:
My wife and I talked about
how we will care
for each other when
our memories dissolve,
about how we will find
a way to live in London
before we die.
I can feel the "sludging" forward in this poem, the inertial pull through the food court, through the movie theater, through the mall, slouching towards "London," which becomes not London itself, but an ideal, a utopia or a kind of heaven, and not so much a place but a state of being to which one strives, aspires, "sludges" to reach.
I'm also really taken by how comforted I feel when reading "Food Court," despite the dark vibe of commercialism and colonialism (images of too much ice in our vampire collector cups, bleached horse skulls lining our roads.) There's something very intimate about the image of a husband and wife sharing dreams and family photos despite the crass commercialism of outsized Photoshopped food and piped Muzak and blinking lights.
Could you comment a little on "Food Court" and sludge and intimacy in post-industrial life?
DC: First off: poor Artax!
There's a great Russian word that doesn't have an English equivalent: predpolagat. The closest we have would be the verb: "to plan." But that doesn't quite parse it. I know the word from a Pushkin poem, from the line which translates as:
We plan to live, but suddenly, we die.
This kind of planning contained in the Russian verb is the kind of planning you would do with an old friend: We really must get together; we must spend a week hiking the Cascades; we must; we must. But you and your friend both know that, in all likelihood, these plans won't be carried out. This kind of planning, this kind of hoping, is a sad antidote to strip-mall sadness, but an antidote all the same. So often my intimacies with the people close to me are intruded upon by such things in "Food Court" (sugary corporate "necessities" consuming the history of the ground that things like malls are built on), and it's really hard to get to that hopeful place, where we can just be human and desire something simple, like a trip to London. But because this kind of planning contains the knowledge that the plan probably won't happen, it translates London into London, a state that we hope to achieve together. But we won't. We can't. Going to London will never be London.
JDW: I'm really interested in the influence that you draw from this Pushkin poem. Could you either elaborate on Pushkin's influence on you as a writer and reader or perhaps elaborate on others who have equally contributed to your philosophical development or development of style and voice?
DC: The Pushkin poem I quoted ("It's time, my friend, it's time") is an important one to me because it is the only Russian poem I have entirely memorized. I've recited it everywhere, and on every occasion—scattering my father's ashes, whispering it into my newborn daughter's ears. And because I'm thinking of Pushkin, I'm thinking of other Russian poets. Daniil Kharms comes immediately to mind, his sense of play, his maddening repetition. He was a writer that really changed the way I wrote when I was in college. Max Jacob (see the love poem I wrote him in my book!) was monumental. His poems are exactly what Spicer is talking about when he says that the perfect poem is made of an infinitely small vocabulary. And Spicer—his "Psychoanalysis: An Elegy"—wow. And Notley's "At Night the States." And Frank O'Hara may as well have written the world. Maybe you weren't looking for a list like this, but this is what happens in my brain when I start thinking of poets and poetry. I think of a poem, and another poem comes flying in and the two poems start talking. And then a poet's entire oeuvre brings over a bottle of wine, and before you know it the turntable is fired up and they are all dancing.
JDW: Is imitation an essential part of your creative process? I'm thinking specifically of your poem, "A Piece of Music That Sounds Like Sorrow is Not Real Sorrow," and the way you say:
I want to do nothing but imitate
the voices of others sometimes
I want to do nothing but imitate
the last thing I've read or the song
I've just heard so much so I wonder
if I am anything at all
I have to admit, even as I read this poem, my mind automatically begins to craft its own imitation of it. Just now, I was sitting in my living room, reading your poem, listening to doors swing and bang shut along the corridors of my apartment building and I started to think: "I want to do nothing but imitate / the voices of doors sometimes / I want to do nothing but imitate / the last door I've slammed or shut / I've just heard so much so I wonder / if I lock anything at all." It's as though the human brain, once introduced to voice and the possibility of imitation, can't help but imitate. Do you think imitation is an essential component of the human condition?
DC: This is one poem in the book that was written to be published in a particular place: Court Green's "Frank O'Hara Folio." I read a lot of O'Hara poems and then sat down to write, focusing really intensely on moving with real springy enjambment to create long sentences, like those in "Ode to Joy." I don't directly do this kind of exercise very often, but I think I do it unintentionally all the time. I'll be reading a book and really get into a poet's sense of line, for example, and then I'll get in the mood to write, and later notice that I'm testing out that sense of line. I feel that after every poem a list of credits could roll—listing all the influences that the poem draws upon. All art, from conception to completion, is collaborative in this way. We learn to do new things by imitating the things we love. That's how we learn to speak in the first place!
JDW: Could you tell us a little bit about the next book or idea you have on the horizon?
DC: Recently I have been writing a lot of haikus because the folks at McSweeney's want to do a haiku per day on their website to celebrate national poetry month. I started writing them and fell in love with writing them. I have around 60 right now. What will come of them? I'm not sure. Outside of that project, the new poems I am writing seem to be longer than most of the poems in x. The title of the poem I'm most excited about might make a really nice title for a collection: "The Quiet Parallels of Distance." Other than that, I don't really know where I am heading. I'm just letting the poems pile up. I'll worry about the book they'll end up in later. Right now it is all about generating and generating new work.
Dan Chelotti is the author of x (McSweeney's, 2013) and a chapbook, The Eights, which was selected by Yusef Komunyakaa for the PSA's 2006 National Chapbook Fellowship. His poems have appeared in Fence, Boston Review, Gulf Coast, Barrelhouse, jubilat and many other magazines. Chelotti is an Assistant Professor of English at Elms College.


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Toronto Blue Jays vs. Texas Rangers ALDS Game Three - 10/9/16 MLB Pick, Odds, and Prediction
Texas Rangers (95-69) at Toronto Blue Jays (92-73)
MLB Baseball: Sunday, October 9, 2016 at 7:38 pm (Rogers Centre)
C Lewis (6-5) (3.71) vs. A Sanchez (15-2) (3.05)
The Line: Toronto Blue Jays -200 / Texas Rangers +169 --- Over/Under: 9.5 See the Latest Odds
On Sunday, October 9, the MLB Division Series between the Texas Rangers and the Toronto Blue Jays will start back up, this time from Rogers Centre in Toronto.
The Blue Jays come into this game with a commanding 2-0 lead in the series, following a 10-1 win on Thursday and a 5-3 victory on Friday. Toronto can wrap things up with a victory here and await their challengers in the ALCS.
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Trying to prevent that from happening will be RHP Colby Lewis, starting for the Rangers on Sunday. In his 19 games and 6-5 record this season, Lewis put up a 3.71 ERA with a 1.13 WHIP in 116.1 innings. In his last outing against the Rays, Lewis went 6.1 innings with five hits and four runs (zero earned) for a loss.
The Rangers are going to need some timely hitting from their stars if they want to pull this one out. Elvis Andrus leads the team this postseason with three hits in seven at-bats, bagging one triple and one run. Ian Desmond is 3-for-9 so far in the playoffs, with a double and two RBI.
Carlos Gomez has two hits with an RBI this postseason, but also leads the team with three strikeouts.
Over on the Blue Jays' side, we'll be seeing RHP Aaron Sanchez in the start on Sunday. In his 30 starts and 15-2 record this year, Sanchez put up a 3.00 ERA with a 1.17 WHIP in 192 innings. In his most recent start against the Red Sox, Sanchez bagged a win with seven innings, two hits and one earned run.
Toronto has certainly gotten some big hits from their key guys so far. Josh Donaldson leads the team with six hits in the playoffs alongside three runs and two RBI. Troy Tulowitzki has turned in five hits with a run, a triple and five RBI. Jose Bautista also has five RBI with four runs, and has bashed two homers among his three hits.
The Rangers are 7-1 in their last eight Divisional Playoff road games, and 4-1 in their last five games following an off day. Texas is also 1-4 in their last five games following a loss, and 0-4 in their last four against the American League East.
As for the Blue Jays, they're 4-0 in their last four games following a win, and 5-0 in their last five overall. Toronto is also 4-1 in Sanchez's last five starts with six days' rest, and 8-3 in Sanchez's last 11 home starts.
The Rangers seem to be in real trouble here. To his credit, Lewis pitched pretty well against the Blue Jays this year, posting five runs with a 13:1 K:BB ratio in two starts. That said, Lewis and Texas have also posted losses in his last five straight starts, including two straight-up stinkers of six and seven earned runs. Conversely, Sanchez is 2-0 in his last three starts for Toronto, giving up just one earned run each time. Texas has simply had some bad luck running into a buzzsaw of pitchers in this series, and that will continue on Sunday. I'll take the Blue Jays for the sweep.


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Theydon_Bois (1046) Hazlemere, the lower Xhitlerns, England | December 22, 2012
Have visited this Charlottenburg bar on a couple of occasions, most recently Oct '10. Yes - it's a bit gimmicky and some of the '100' beers (in reality it's not likely to ever be 100 as my friends and I have requested a couple that weren't in stock!) are beers you certainly wouldn't bother with on a trip to Deutschland (ie Guinness!) There are however a few interesting German beers that you may not find in other bars in Berlin. Two of the times I've visited we've sat outside in the beer garden and people watched, it's a fairly lazy/quiet back street to be honest! Service has always been adequate. Charlottenburg is a 10/15 minute train journey from Berlin Hbf, and the venue is 7 or 8 minutes walk from Charlottenburg station Not really worth going out of the way for, but if you're in the area for whatever reason , pop by!
chriso (720) London, England | November 20, 2009
A few good points. 100 beers are indeed a lot for a German bar. There is nowhere else very beery in the immediate vicinity and it seemed to stay open (and lively) quite late. Which made it a handy place for a nightcap as our hotel was nearby, so we visited a few times during the course of a week. Service was fine. Some bad points. The beer list was pretty run of the mill (especially the draught selections) with few German rarities. And padded out with a lot of international lagers and commonplace Belgians (which I don't go to Germany for). Two of the three German beers on the list that I had not tried before were out of stock. The Mommsen-Eck house beer was presumably a rebadge but I never managed to find out what it was. So, overall, useful if you are in the area but probably of more interest to locals and country tickers than visitors seeking out new German rates.
BlackHaddock (620) , England | March 29, 2012
This was my favorite beer bar in Berlin for three years (87-90), I revisited in 2005, 2007, 2010 and 2012 (Jan). The British sector had some good watering holes and this one is still going strong. It is a great place to have a draught beer, 15 different (Andechs Doppelbock dunkel, Duckstein, Klostriker Schwartzbier, 6 German Pilsners, a Kolsch, Weihenstephen Hefewiessbier and some non-German beers also.) There is always a draught beer of the month at a cheap price, my last visit it was Warsteiner Pils. The bottled selection covers the world, mostly well known brews, but still very impressive, especially in Berlin, where beer choice is not a big thing yet. The staff are all pretty young ladies, with one young lad pouring the beers for them all, he works bloody hard, the girls just look good, I hope they share their tips with him. Very German in decor, all wood and heavy tables. The conservatory doubles the size of the place, outside drinking is also available. The food is big, bold and good. They have specials on various nights and huge buffet breakfasts that go on until 12.00 (as well as other breakfast options), on Sundays and holidays it extends into a buffet brunch until 15.00. We shared a cheese platter on my last visit and the four of us couldn't finish it. This is a lot better than the new place they have set up in Potsdammer Platz, this is the original and is well worth seaching out.
sebletitje (430) Enghien, Belgium | July 29, 2008
Average food for average service. They have a decent selection of beers with an array of typical German food that will keep you full. I know of many other places in Berlin that are far more friendlier, and that have a lot better food. Might be a good experience, but one time visit should do it.
JohnRMurdoch (420) Glasgow, Scotland | June 5, 2010| Updated June 7, 2010
Restaurant bar in the West end of Berlin. Massive beer selection over 100 bottle and draught. Friendly service. Going back to try the food tomorrow. Expensive but the best place in Berlin so far. Updated rating. Went back for a meal - good quality food and fast service. Food better value than beer. Definitely the place to go in Berlin.
Rasmus40 (395) Beder, Aarhus, Denmark | August 26, 2011
Went there for dinner and the food was good without being fantastic in any way. The place has beers from many different countries, though some of them are Belgian and not from the African countries they'll have you believe. The selection could use some more quality beers. The staff was friendly, but they didn't seem to know too much about beer.
caesar (389) Bunnik/Utrecht, Netherlands | July 9, 2005
Located in Charlottenburg, near Kurfurstendamm. Nice selection of special beers from all around the world. When I was here, it was early in the afternoon, so it wasn't very crowdy. So, the service then was quite ok, but the ambiance not too good. Don't know if it's getting more crowdy on certain evenings.
altonbrownd (341) Chevy Chase, Maryland | June 3, 2007
Visited their 2nd location, Mommseneck-Am Potsdamer Platz. Was able to add Namibia, Portugal and Switzerland to my list. And tried the Schneider Aventinus (superb) as well as the Berliner Kindl (awful). Service correct but although I sat by the bar was unable to pull the barkeep into conversation. Had 7 beers and hearty meal for under 35 euro. Crowd very middle of the road.
swoopjones (313) Buffalo, New York | October 18, 2011
chain feel place, lots of bottles, Germans, Belgians, Eastern & western Europeans< some American. Draft was not too exciting> food looked decent but did not induldge> had a Duffs & Dju Dju Mango, both bad> Lots of potential ratings here
baxterfish (303) , England | January 2, 2017
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A backpacker's delight, Ajmer teems with an astounding number of budget hotels. Pilgrims make for most of the tourists there, and with little intent for a plush, luxurious stay, budget hotels certainly rule the roost. If you are looking for a quick list of the best of the budget hotels there, here's some help:
With 24 rooms and 4 family suites, Hotel Aaram is a great pick. Offering the spectacular view of the rising sun at the Aravallis, it's a perfect staying option for those travelling alone or in groups. If spending a night or two at a clean, modest place is what you are looking for, here's the answer. There are some AC rooms as well.
A nights stay at Hotel Aaram costs just about INR 600 to INR 1500.
Address: L I C Colony
Vaishali Nagar
Official Website: http://www.aaramgroup.com/index.html
A brisk walk of just 10 minutes from the railway station will have you at Hotel Ajmeru. It's got clean, spacious rooms and you can check in at any time of the day. 24 hour room service ensures that you have a great stay here. Plus, 15 minutes is all that you need to reach the famous dargah.
A nights stay at Ajmeru costs between INR 600 to INR 1200.
Address: Khailand Market
Telephone: +91-145-2431103/3293500
Official Website: http://www.hotelajmeru.com/index.htm
At just a kilometre away from the railway station, Hotel Sahil is perfect for the ones who believe in saving every single buck that can be saved. A hit with tourists, especially backpackers and pilgrims, you can choose from 30 rooms. The famous dargah is at a walking distance from here and that's certainly a major draw. You can even go for rooms that house as many as eight beds if travelling with close pals or family is what you are thinking of!
All that you need to cough up for a nights stay at Hotel Sahil is a sum between INR 800 and INR 3000, depending on the rooms that you opt for.
Address: Hotel Sahil
Near Dargah Sharif
Delhi Gate
Telephone: +91-145-2632511/2632995
Official Website: http://www.hotelsahilajmer.com/index.html
Hotel Regal is another hot favourite when it comes to the best of budget hotels in Ajmer. It has more than what you expect of a budget hotel, like the facility for currency exchange and a multi cuisine restaurant. And much to the delight of the foodie in you, there's an ice cream parlour too! You can also get book flights, trains or deluxe buses at the hotel.
A nights stay at Hotel Regal costs between INR 300 and INR 1500.
Address: Opposite Gurudwara
Dargah Road
Telephone: +91-98290-79192/99298-03818
Official Website: http://www.hotelregalajmer.com/index.aspx
Going for a budget hotel at Ajmer is certainly the preference for many a travellers, for it being a religious destination. Most of the tourists look for a safe, convenient place when it comes to choosing a hotel. And if the long list of budget hotels had you troubled till now, you can narrow down the search to the best ones that are listed.


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Runtime: 105 minutes
Andrew Pressman, Art Roberts, Jose Pillado, Gary A. Kauffman, Ilca Andrade, Carina Aviles, Sid Burston, Natasha Dee Davis, Jennifer Durst, Daniel Van Dyke, Brent Alan Henry, Jana Hopson, Douglas Kampner, Victor Martinez and Gilbert J. Menchaca.
105-minute film (full movie) directed by Andrew Pressman.
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Screenplay written by Andrew Pressman.
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The uncertainty around national climate change policy, regulations and timelines was negatively impacting on South African companies' response to climate change, said consultancy firm Ernst and Young (E&Y) on Thursday, after conducting a survey on the matter.
In a report, 'Action amid uncertainty - the South African business response to climate change', E&Y said that all survey participants stated that national policies were crucial to guiding and shaping the company's climate change strategy and policy.
The South African Department of Environmental Affairs has stated that it would release the country's draft climate change policy by July 2010, after which a White Paper would be produced by the end of the year, with the ambition of getting the White Paper ratified by Cabinet in early 2011, to make it legally binding.
There was also uncertainty regarding climate change in the international arena, with no legally binding agreement having been reached at the global negotiations in Copenhagen in December 2009.
E&Y Climate Change and Sustainability Services associate director Jayne Mammatt said that regulation and policy were required to "focus the mind", and could also assist when trying to justify an investment in clean technology or climate change strategy to the board of a company.
E&Y also recommended that business engage with government in order to understand future goals and strategy of the country, as well as engaging with other businesses to leverage cost-saving initiatives in the energy sector particularly.
Despite recent challenging economic conditions and regulatory uncertainty, the E&Y report found that global executives said that the climate change agenda would significantly affect business performance and strategy over the next few years.
The survey found that 80% of the South African companies surveyed planned on increasing spending on climate change initiatives between 2010 and 2012.
"Although corporate leaders are aware of the risks and potential opportunities that climate change may have on their organisations, only 10% are likely to spend more than 5% of revenue on climate change initiatives, indicating that there is still some uncertainty on how to mitigate climate change related risks," said Mammat.
Energy efficiency was still the key driver for many organisational activities including expenditure, as all organisations selected energy costs as the motivating factor for driving climate change activities, while 90% stated that future investment would be in energy-efficient initiatives.
Greening the supply chain, as well as product innovation, or redesign, were highlighted as critical areas within organisations that still needed to be effectively addressed.
"There appears to be very limited engagement with the supply chain on climate change issues, yet 80% of respondents identify the supply chain and procurement areas as key for the organisation's climate change initiatives to succeed," noted Mammatt.
She added that the lack of focus in these areas could minimise the impact of climate change initiatives, as well as see potential revenue generation opportunities arising from operational excellence or product innovation, slipping away.
In the survey, companies noted that sources of supply for cost-effective environmental products were few, or unknown.
Another challenge that was highlighted, was that supply-chain buy-in was not a simple process, particularly when considering the potential extent of the supply chain, and because the lack of control makes implementation difficult.
E&Y Climate Change and Sustainability Services manager Loshni Naidoo emphasised that effective engagement with supply-chain stakeholders would ensure results.
The survey highlighted a number of other findings and challenges and made certain recommendations on how to overcome these challenges in the South African context.
The report was informed by the responses from ten South African companies, which were extracted from an independent, third- party survey of 300 global corporate executives from 16 countries, representing companies with revenues of more than $1-billion in yearly revenue.
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The Audi urban concept, the brand's latest technological breakthrough, is an electric-powered show car that has four wheels but does not fall under any automobile category. Weighing 480 kg, the Audi urban concept is the perfect blend of a roadster, a city car, and a race car into one super model vehicle, having the ability to set a new trend within the automotive world.
Audi's new concept defies categorization. It is clearly a redefinition of the phrase 'driving pleasure' as it is far from conventional models. The Audi urban concept was designed focusing on the essence and freedom of premium driving. Moreover, the motorized scooter provides the same comfort and safety of a closed vehicle. With its free-standing wheels and sleek body, the Audi urban concept is progressively dramatic while still being agile and comfortable.
The Audi urban concept has a two-seater cabin. Its roof slides back, allowing the passengers in. The technology provides a more exciting driving experience because the cover can be left open in times of good weather, which allows the vehicle to be quickly aired out. The finish of the model is characterized by Audi's innate attention to details. The technology is a clear indication of Audi's wide-ranging prowess, especially in ultra-lightweight construction.


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Sipping on a Moscato Gimlet
April, 2013 · By Coryanne Ettiene
For some, it is all about keeping up with the Jones's, for me it is about keeping up with tradition…. I love everything about tradition and annual celebrations, even more so when they come with the promise of simplicity. That is why I am have joined the team at Gallo Family Vineyards to celebrate the 2nd annual Moscato Day celebration with a few friends and a lucky dose of Washington sunshine. When I helped Gallo Family Vineyards celebrate Moscato Day last year, my wine rested in ice bins and swished in tall stem glasses. This year, the Moscato graced my favorite cocktail glasses and hosted my new 'goto' wine cocktail, the Moscato Gimlet.
The Moscato Gimlet (recipe courtesy of Gallo Family Vineyards)
- 3 Ounces of Gallo Family Vineyards Moscato
- 1 Ounce of Fresh Lime Juice
- 1/2 Ounce of Agave Nectar
Combine all the ingredients into a cocktail shaker. Shake and then strain into a glass before garnishing with a lime. Yeilds one cocktail.
For more fabulous ideas on enjoying Moscato, join the Gallo Family on Facebook and learn more about each Moscato variety, entertaining tips and how you can join us in celebrating National Moscato Day on May 9th. With 3 varieties of Moscato to chose from, the recipes are endless…..
For the third year in a row, Moscato remains the fastest growing wine varietal in the U.S. To celebrate, Gallo Family Vineyards will be hosting a virtual toast in honor of National Moscato Day . Raise your glass and join the #MoscatoDay Twitter party from 9-10pm EST on May 9th 2013, and follow @GalloFamily and @CoryanneEttiene on Twitter to join the conversation and learn more different ways to enjoy Moscato Wine.
Disclaimer: Thank you to Gallo Family Vineyards for including me in the promotion of your latest family tradition. As my client, Gallo Family Vineyards have compensated me for sharing my thoughts on the celebration and joining the Twitter Party. All thoughts and opinions are my own.


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March 2013 Full Release Notes
The following items were added or fixed in the March 2013 Release of Agility:
Addition of the Form Builder module. More details here.
Update to allow users to customize their top navigation in Agility.
Update to Agility.Web.Data.GetPage to return first page in sitemap.
Updated incorrect text label for "MVC Controller with Partial View" updated to "MVC Controller Action".
Moved ?Edit? button within Media & Documents section to a more prominent location.
Cleaned up spacing on the recover email field to have a space after the first sentence and before User Name.
Complex passwords implemented for Agility logins.
Updated Image Thumbnail Dialog: only width OR height is required in this dialog when "Scale" action is selected.
You can now move files between folders in Media & Documents.
Updated the devhost environment to use the new publishwithagility domains.
Logout link in Agility moved to the right of the Settings link in the top navigation.
Updated the "Delete" role/user account permissions to have a role name associated with it in Agility.
Updated user security so that a user cannot access a Reports section that they don't have permissions for.
Agility.Web update: now able to use the same URL for 2 different channels.
Updated Form Builder reCAPTCHA Theme to "white" in the default form generation.
Fixed copy of pages to another folder in IE9.
Fixed copy Item bug ? when it refreshed in the new language it wasn't always loading the items properly.
Fixed bug where Agility User marked as External and has Administrator permission does not show up in Agility >> Settings >> User Security.
Fixed bug with switching language where on switching English Article to French makes English categories display under Categorization tab.
Fixed IE9 bug where uploading and then deleting a text file via FTP caused the site to render in plain text.
Customer Requested Items:
Hockey Canada: Ability to move files between folders in Media & Documents.
CMS Report: Agility.Web update: now able to use the same URL for 2 different channels.
British Columbia Magazine: Ability to enable/require complex passwords on Agility login.
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Factory Connection — West based in Corona CA is moving. The new facility will be operational and open for business Dec 3, 2007. The growth of Factory Connection and the West Coast location prompted the move to a location twice the size of the original. Factory Connection has built in a new dedicated R & D area to the new facility. This facility will allow FC to service their customers with better efficiency. Please call 800-221-7560 for updates on hours and turn around time of suspension service during Nov 28 — Dec 3, 2007
The new address is:
Factory Connection — West
1761 California Ave
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Discussion in 'M3 Adapter' started by sumarth, Nov 23, 2009.
1) is itouch 2 gui that good that its worth putting on my m3i0?
2) if yes, than how do i do it?
You'll get varying opinions on this. Some people like the iTouch firmware because of its customizable shortcuts, but I personally don't use iTouch so I don't put it on my card.
iTouch is pretty lame, Sakura is good, though it gets updates a little slower than the regular firmware.


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Decision makers
- US Government
Animals are innocent and much like children they cannot give consent. Zoophilia & the distribution & possession of animal sexual exploitation imagery needs to be criminalized by all US states much like childpornography is already.
- US Government
- U.S. House of Representatives
- U.S. Senate
Stop the Rape of Animals![Bestiality]
The rape of animals is as inexcusable as rape of humans. (Think Steubenville!)
Please sign the petition to stop the injustice of animals being forced for sexual exploitation.
Details of why bestiality should be illegal in the US, and eventually worldwide:
► The damaging effects it has on the animal, not to mention the rising risk of disease in humans and even the animal.
► The human genitalia is the front of the body, as the animals genitalia is in the back end. This poses many problems:
► The animal might get paralysed from being overstretched.
► Uncomfortable death of the animal resulting from positioning it unaturally & in a manner prone to cause injury.
Having sexual intercourse with an animal can cause injury & spread disease infection between animal victim & human perpetrator. The anatomy of an animal and that of humans are fundamentally different, humans genitals are in the front of the body, and a dogs (and many other animals) are in the back of their body.
Many people argue: 'What if the animal WANTS sex?'.
If the animal wants sex, that means they have an instinct to mate with their own species to reproduce. Reproduction is a normal and natural part of an animals' life, as well as humans. But unlike humans, animals want to have sex to reproduce, not just to have sexual intercourse. In simpler words, an animal has a sex drive that is purely instinct driven.
Another thing we are against is the spread of bestiality - imagery of sexual exploitation involving animals.
Zoophilia pornography gives the wrong idea about bestiality. Like every porn film, everything is staged. People who consume Zoophilia pornography, may be encouraged to reproduce what they see and thereby damage themselves and/or the animal.
There are numerous zoonoses you can get from an animal during sexual intercourse. Some of these diseases include, but are not limited to, are: rabies, tape worms, cholera, cowpox, and anthrax disease.
Bestiality or Zoophilia has been outlawed in all its forms and expressions - both the practise as well as the distribution of sexually exploitative imagery in many democratic Nations such as Germany or Canada.
Zoophilia needs to be criminalized on the same level as childpornography.
Animals are innocents, much like children and cannot give sexual consent.
To persist in allowing the practice of Bestialiy & related pornographic imagery to remain legal, is to fail to acknowledge a basic need for the protection of ALL innocents in US society from cruel sexual exploitation.
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Tempe, AZ (PressExposure) March 09, 2012 -- Lucky Kat TV will partner with Michele Fellows, owner of Sweet Alexis Bakery, to deliver tips, information and advice on Lucky Kat TV's blog, ( http://luckykattv.com/parents-blog/ ) empowering and connecting parents coping with food allergies in some 3 million children across the United States.
According to the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network (FAAN):
* Food allergies are on the rise; more than 12 million Americans have food allergies. That's one in 25, or 4 percent of the population.
* Eight foods account for 90 percent of all food-allergic reactions in the U.S.: milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, fish, and shellfish.
* Peanut allergies doubled in children over a five-year period (1997-2002), and food allergies are present the most in young children - one in 17 among those under age 3.
Sweet Alexis, located in Los Osos, California, serves up fresh, homemade cookies, breads, cakes and muffins free of wheat, dairy, tree-nuts and eggs and their derivatives. Fellows named the business for her now 10 years old daughter, Alexis, who suffers from life-threatening food allergies and asthma.
"We have to be vigilant 24/7 to keep Alexis safe. Even casual contact with an allergen could send her into anaphylactic shock. I opened Sweet Alexis to offer her, and other families, delicious, attractive treats they could pack in lunches and bring to parties," said Fellows.
"We're really excited to welcome Michele to our team. She's turned her passion for creating allergen-free treats into a thriving business, and also created a platform for increased awareness in her community. As a guest blogger on our website, she'll serve up tips, information, recipes, and of course, a bit of fun for parents coping with food allergies both mild and severe," said Tammy Schroeder, President at LKTV Productions.
Lucky Kat TV.com, an "edutainment" website, offers a safe, secure place for children ages 5 - 10 to learn, play, and create video content to share. During their journey through Katalina Island, children board a cruise ship and navigate the continents, earning points to build their own islands and add the amenities of their choice. Many of the games meet with National Academic Standards. The theme, "Believe in Your Dreams ... Anything is Possible!" is introduced through Lucky Kat's 4 Steps to Success: 1. Dream It! 2. Believe It! 3. Plan It 4. Do It!
In 2012 Lucky Kat TV.com earned a coveted seal of endorsement from Parent Tested, Parent Approved (PTPA). Visit http://www.luckykattv.com
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Tuesday's main runoff is state Rep. Nikki Haley's attempt to convert her solid primary lead into the Republican gubernatorial nomination. U.S. Rep. Gresham Barrett is hoping that the various allegations aimed at her will turn her rapid spurt of popularity into a sputter.
Haley vaulted from unknown state legislator to national figure overnight with the endorsement of Sarah Palin, the former Alaska governor and 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee.
Palin's appearance on the Statehouse steps cemented the tea party following Haley had quietly been building.
Haley, as a protégé of Gov. Mark Sanford, picked up much of Sanford's support without being dragged down by the extramarital affair that crippled him. She was accused of two affairs of her own by two different men.
Then there is the discussion about her conversion in her mid-20s to Christianity, though she acknowledges continuing to occasionally visit a Sikh temple when her family is in town.
"Her candidacy demonstrates how much progress the South has made," said Atlanta political strategist Bill Crane, who is not advising any races this year in the Palmetto State.
Barrett, a Republican stalwart, hasn't had much success trying to slow Haley's momentum. Crane attributes that to the challenges of a man attacking a female opponent.
"You can't carry the paper bag with the gross stuff in it without some of it getting on you," he said.
The unsubstantiated allegations might have made Haley stronger, according to Bruce Ransom, a political science professor at Clemson University.
"During that period of the charges, she not only was able to maintain the lead that she had gotten from former-Gov. Palin's appearance but some polls showed that she might have added to it," he said.
In a year when voters are furious at incumbents and those too closely associated with tax-and-spend policies, Haley has aligned herself with the tea party movement and other conservative groups.
The winner of the runoff will face Democrat Vincent Sheheen, a state senator from Camden.
Haley defeated Barrett 49 percent to 22 percent statewide, but in Aiken County, results from the June 8 primary show Barrett garnering nearly 34 percent of the vote. Haley received about the same percentage in Aiken County as she did statewide, coming up about 1 percent short of becoming the nominee.
The other candidates, Attorney General Henry McMaster and Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer, collected a much smaller percentage of the vote in Aiken County than they did statewide.
Twenty-four Republican races are heading to a runoff Tuesday. There are just seven Democratic runoffs, which largely involve county positions. There are no local runoffs for either party in Aiken County.
Ransom said he doesn't expect Haley to provide any coattails to other candidates in the runoff, but her growing popularity could boost turnout.


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AAA has released a new tool to help older drivers pick a better more comfortable car for their age. NBC10's Vince Lattanzio shares how it works. To learn more click here.
Published at 5:51 PM EST on Dec 5, 2012 | Updated at 6:25 PM EST on Dec 5, 2012


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The Eldercare Foundation of Ottawa aims to provide sustainable funding and support to our local non-profit long-term care homes (LTC) in order to enhance the quality of life of our seniors.
Each year, The Eldercare Foundation of Ottawa provides grant funding to Quality of Life (QoL) projects in LTC. Specifically, successful projects must align with our three (3) Strategic Priorities:
- Improving Quality of Life
- Increasing Support to Families
- Increasing Community Involvement in Long-Term Care
The application process begins in August of each year. Applications are due by September 30th. Applications are evaluated and approved by our Grant Committee, which is a committee of our Board of Directors. Successful applicants are notified by the end of October and grants are distrbuted during the month of November.
The Grant application process for 2017 will open on August 1, 2017. Only specific non-profit LTC homes are eligible to apply for funding and will be contacted directly by us. The deadline for applications is September 29, 2017.
Grant Recipients - 2016
- Centre d'accueil Champlain
- St. Patrick's Home
- Grace Manor
- Peter D. Clark
- Royal Ottawa Place
Grant Recipients - 2015
- Carleton Lodge
- Garry J. Armstrong Home
- The Glebe Centre
- Perley Rideau Veterans Health Centre
- St. Patrick's Home
Grant Recipients - 2014
- Garry J. Armstrong Home
- Perley Rideau Veterans Health Centre
- St. Louis Residence
- Villa Marconi
Grant Recipients - 2013
- Carleton Lodge
- The Glebe Centre
- Perley Rideau Veterans Health Centre
- Peter D. Clark Home
Grant Recipients - 2012
- Garry J. Armstrong Home
- Salvation Army Grace Manor
- St. Patrick's Home
- Villa Marconi


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Northern boost to the UK economy
THE Northern Powerhouse will put the region on the world stage and could add £44billion a year to Britain's economy.
George Osborne delivering his new Budget
James Wharton, the new Northern Powerhouse Minister, says: "It is crucially important for the future of this country that we start to rebalance the economy.
"It is important to start to see areas outside London and the South able to reach their potential and contribute towards the national economy.
"If we can grow the North of England at the average rate as the rest of the UK, then by the end of 2030, we are talking about an extra £44billion a year for our national economy. That is £1,600 per person generated for UK plc."
He said he wants to see more multi-national companies base themselves in the North by establishing a series of world-class sectors that put the area on the map.
Siemens, Hitachi and Nissan already have a foothold in the North but Mr Wharton said he wants to see more multinational companies move their headquarters there to help meet the Government's ambition to end the North-South divide.
Mr Wharton said: "That would be a great benefit to the economy across the North and it is something that when and where opportunities arise, we will be doing our best to take advantage of them."
We want people to look at the North and say if I want to invest in these sectors, then that is the place to go
Mr Wharton said the Chancellor's commitment to reduce corporation tax to the lowest level in the G20 will help support that investment, as well as the creation of specialist sectors that become synonymous with the North.
He said: "We want people to look at the North and say if I want to invest in these sectors, then that is the place to go.
"We are going to put the Northern Powerhouse on the map internationally as part of the things we are doing now and many of the projects we have moving forward."
Mr Wharton said that great progress had been made towards ending the NorthSouth divide but he wanted to see it go further with "more jobs created and more power devolved to decision-makers who are closer to the ground" to help tailor-make growth opportunities for their areas.
Manchester received fresh devolved powers in the Budget as Chancellor George Osborne declared that "devolution within England has only just begun".
But Mr Wharton now wants to see deals struck in other parts of the North, including the North-east where he is an MP.
He also hinted that the Chancellor could be tempted to go even further in the deals offered to other northern cities and did not rule out the devolution of tax-raising powers.
He said: "In terms of our discussions then pretty much everything is on the table.
"It doesn't mean everything will be agreed but if they come forward with a sensible, coherent plan for how something would allow them to grow their economies then we would always listen to it and see if we can sensibly deliver it."


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I am an avid cook, and a big fan of shows like Top Chef, so I was very pleased to have the opportunity to review two books from the reknowned chefs of Le Cordon Bleu cooking school. The books Le Cordon Bleu Cuisine Foundations and Le Cordon Bleu Cuisine Foundations: Classic Recipes are visual delights, in addition to providing information essential to classic French cooking.
Le Cordon Bleu Cuisine Foundations focuses on cooking and prep techniques, equipment, mother sauces (essential basic sauces), terminology and discussion of ingredients. While some recipes are included, this is more about gaining the skills necessary to execute French cuisine well.
Le Cordon Bleu Cuisine Foundations: Classic Recipes is an excellent companion to the above book. It presents classic French recipes in a straight forward way. Measurements are given by weight in both U.S. and Metric. Since this is meant to be an educational book correct French terms are scattered throughout the book, but if you are unsure of any term, many are either defined on the page, or can be referenced in Le Cordon Bleu Cuisine Foundations.
I enjoyed the way these books were written, and the food photos in both books are fantastic. While I have taught myself many of the sauces and techniques from various sources throught the years, I love the comprehesiveness of this books, and did learn a few new things already. I'm sure I will learn more from them over the coming years. These are perfect for anyone who has had an interest in going to cooking school, but for whatever reason has been unable to.
The books can currently be purchased in the set shown above, complete with an authentic 100% polished cotton chef's tea towel (just like the ones used at Le Cordon Bleu Paris). The set is currently available at Amazon.
Disclosure: While I was sent review copies, all opinions presented here are entirely my own. No compensation was given.


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