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Athens not on same economic upswing as other metro areas
ATLANTA - After shedding jobs for months, Athens is not enjoying the same growth as other metro areas in the state, according to one nationally noted economist.
Cat bites three people in Boulevard area
Athens-Clarke Animal Control is looking for a young, black cat that bit three people on Wednesday in the Boulevard area.
Thief cleans out dry cleaners' register
Charles Leon Young, 56, of Atlanta was arrested Tuesday for stealing money from a cash register at Classic City Cleaners, 1041 Baxter St., police said.
Stolen car involved in traffic accident
As officers worked a motor vehicle accident on Nowhere Road at about 9:25 p.m. Wednesday, it was learned one of the vehicles, a Toyota Land Cruiser, had been reported stolen in Oglethorpe County, Athens-Clarke police said.
Police announce road check plans
Officers of the Athens-Clarke County Police Department began conducting safety road checks on Thursday and will continue doing so through Sunday.
Burglars hit King Avenue shop
Jerry Tolbert Acoustics, 850 King Ave., was burglarized between 4 p.m. Tuesday and 6:45 a.m. Wednesday. Levels, a wall laser and other items, with a total value of $2,680 were stolen, Athens-Clarke police said.
Athens man wounded in drive-by shooting
An Angus Lane resident suffered a non-life-threatening gunshot wound Tuesday night when he and a group of others were fired upon at Rolling Ridge Apartments by occupants of a passing car, Athens-Clarke police said.
Vehicles entered at West Broad shop
Six vehicles parked at AAMCO Transmission, 2120 W. Broad St., were entered between 8 p.m. Tuesday and 8 a.m. Wednesday, but an entire list of stolen items had yet to be compiled as of Thursday, Athens-Clarke police said.
Cone Drive burglars steal TV and DVDs
A Cone Drive residence was reported to have been burglarized between 10:30 a.m. Monday and 7:05 a.m. Tuesday and a television set, DVD player and DVDs with a total value of $1,150 were stolen, Athens-Clarke police said.
Rape investigation is continuing
A 19-year-old woman reported Wednesday she had been raped and sodomized at gunpoint by a male acquaintance in her northern Athens-Clarke County residence, Athens-Clarke police said.
Cable TV gear taken from subdivision
Cable signal amplifiers valued at $3,200 were reported to have been stolen between noon Monday and noon Tuesday from Charter Communications cable boxes in the Lantern Walk subdivision off Jefferson River Road, Athens-Clarke police said.
Cash taken from vehicle
A Watkinsville resident said she left her vehicle to be serviced at an Atlanta Highway dealership at about 11:30 a.m. Aug. 16, but forgot she had left $2,000 in the vehicle's armrest, Athens-Clarke police said.
Athens man arrested on drug charges
Christopher Paul Brown, 21, of 465 McDuffie Drive was arrested at about 2:45 p.m. Wednesday when officers investigating a complaint of a disturbance at a Pinehurst Court residence found him in possession of illegal drugs and related paraphernalia, Athens-Clarke police said.
Lewis: The Action Five!
Adding a kick of soul-funk to its trademark east Asian sound collage, Macha offers "Forget Tomorrow" as a triumphant return for a band once thought dead and gone.
The Damn! Show boys perform live Friday
Caustic, crude, altogether comical - and that's just the first five minutes of the show.
Only the rich die young
Athens Creative Theatre offers a who-done-it with your dinner by way of its more than month-long run of "Who Wants To Kill A Millionaire?"
Birds of glass take flight at Botanical Garden
On your next visit to the State Botanical Garden of Georgia, look up - shimmering glass birds by Carlton artist Christie Moody are hovering in the gallery in the garden's conservatory.
Jordan: Missing my 'Daily' dose
OK, so there's maybe one or two reasons I miss TV. The other night, a neighbor was complaining he didn't have cable. He couldn't, he said, tolerate missing another episode of Comedy Central's "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart."
Perspectives on Pottery
More than 50 of Georgia's best potters converge in Watkinsville beginning this weekend as the second annual "Perspectives" exhibit begins at the Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation.
Fund-raising runs at YMCA to honor Coach Mike
The 22nd annual Coach Mike Health Run and 1-Mile Fun Run will be held at 8 a.m. Saturday. The run is a 5K, cross-country race through Athens YMCA property. A 1K fun run will follow.
Volunteers unite to help United Way
United in the desire to make a difference, nearly 300 community volunteers committed their hearts and hands to helping area charities Wednesday as part of the kickoff for the local United Way's annual fund-raising campaign.
Blockhouse tours set at Fort Yargo
WINDER - The historic blockhouse at Fort Yargo State Park will be open for public tours Saturday and Sunday morning.
UGA professor launches new book tonight
University of Georgia English professor James Everett Kibler celebrates the release of his latest novel tonight at the Athens Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 3650 Atlanta Highway.
Winterville guitarist preaches the importance of practice at all stages
On a recent August afternoon, David Mitchell was at his home near Winterville tending to his 7-month-old daughter, Kerry.
Davis: A few words on the state of language
Word on the street is people are disparaged over the prevalence of grammatically incorrect conversations, which have become the norm. Apparently, there is a standard for verbal communication to which many of us aren't adhering.
Today in History
Today is Thursday, Aug. 26, the 239th day of 2004. There are 127 days left in the year.
Deal lifts VanGorder into SEC elite for pay
Defensive coordinator Brian VanGorder signed a three-year contract this week that pays him a base salary of $210,000 annually, making him what is believed to be the second highest-paid assistant football coach in the SEC.
Freshman Brown runs into mix
Thomas Brown missed nearly two weeks of preseason practice with a pulled hamstring but apparently is making up for lost time.
Fulmer ready to leave tough summer behind
Phillip Fulmer's offseason has been anything but relaxing.
Holtz teaches a different philosophy for success
COLUMBIA - Don't get Lou Holtz wrong. He loves South Carolina's fans, the same ones that kept filling Williams-Brice Stadium in the middle of his first year in 1999, a season that ended at 0-11.
Richt hopes red zone blues a part of past
It was only a preseason football practice, drill work against teammates on a Saturday morning with none of the pressure found on a Saturday afternoon in a packed SEC stadium.
Junior RB Milton leads by example
Tony Milton's college career seems to be defined by the injuries he's battled and the punishing blocks he's delivered.
Gym Dogs rely on youth
With only one senior and one junior on Georgia's 2005 gymnastics team, the Gym Dogs will feature its youngest squad in over 20 years.
Thousands could lose Medicaid coverage
ATLANTA - Thousands of lower-income Georgians could be cut from the Medicaid and PeachCare rolls and thousands more forced to pay for their services under budget proposals unveiled by the Department of Community Health Wednesday.
Henning: Clean it up or green it up
As September approaches and my vegetable garden starts looking ratty, I am reminded it is time to plant a fall vegetable garden. If you are lucky enough to have a big garden, you simply can plant cool season crops next to your warm season crops and harvest whatever survived the summer heat.
Homeowners can breathe easier by cleaning up home's air
Looking for a good night's sleep, relief from allergies and better overall health?
Some Dems' defense of Clinton and attacks on Bush are idiotic
My grandmother used to tell me "shut your mouth, your mind is hanging out" whenever I said something stupid and idiotic. When a person gets their opinions published, there is no way to do that. So let me review some real Democratic opinions here and see how they fare:
BikeAthens has taken no position on closing College Square
The Aug. 22 "In the Loop" column asserted "alternative transportation advocates" are pushing to convert College Square into a car-less pedestrian mall. As a board member with BikeAthens, the only alternative transportation advocacy group in town, I can guarantee this simply is not the case.
Newspaper mistreated juvenile suspect in theft of chief's guns
I was disappointed in the Athens Banner-Herald's articles on the theft of guns from the home of Chief Jack Lumpkin. I recognize the importance of the press reporting on news, or what they determine to be news, in the best interest of the general public.
Athens' drivers need to slow down, save gas and protect lives
With today's gasoline prices, I would like to know why everyone is driving faster than the speed limit? I had to speed up a couple of days ago to keep from being rear-ended. The speed limit is 55 mph on the Athens Perimeter until just past the Atlanta Highway exit when it changes to 65 mph. Yet, everyone is doing 70-75 mph.
Bike lanes should be funded through donations, user fees
Donny Roberson is right about the need for bicycle lanes. There is a bigger need for common courtesy. I, too, am concerned about the many bicyclists who have been injured by careless car drivers.
Coach Andy Landers and his program deserve more support
We are in total agreement with the Aug. 5 letter from Bob Rushton regarding University of Georgia women's basketball coach Andy Landers deserving rewards for achievements.
America can't afford to be tentative toward terrorism
I would like to remind the religious and anti-war pacifists, in general, they don't have a nation and don't have freedom without a military to back it up. I don't like to muddy their rose-colored glasses, but we have to live in the real world instead of a world of fantasy.
Jordan: Reflections of human nature in the wild 'Open Water'
There are a lot of reasons the indie film "Open Water" has seen so much success.
District dealing with textbook case of lack of materials
Three weeks after the start of school, students in algebra, English, language arts and foreign language classes are still waiting for textbooks that Clarke County School District officials hope will be delivered to schools within the next two weeks.
Though mayor somewhat critical, construction plan approved
A regional transportation planning agency unanimously approved a 25-year transportation construction plan for the Athens area in a Wednesday meeting, but not before Athens-Clarke Mayor Heidi Davison took issue with a controversial road in the plan.
Petition seeks switch of party for Miller
WASHINGTON - An Internet entrepreneur who worked for Democrat Wesley Clark's failed presidential campaign wants to flood Sen. Zell Miller's office with electronic petitions asking him to switch to the Republican Party.
Forklift driver crushed by falling lumber
GARDEN CITY - A forklift driver was killed Wednesday when the machine was crushed by a large load of falling lumber, police said.
Projections exceed enrollment
WATKINSVILLE - In a county that has seen yearly increases in student population for the past 20 years, the Oconee County School System currently has only six more students enrolled than the system had at this time last year.
City-size it: Big Oconee plan
WATKINSVILLE - If a proposed master-planned development on the 530 acres of land known as the "Dooley tract" gets approved, Oconee County will not just receive a typical MPD, but a whole new city.
Oconee residents laud developers' neighborly efforts
WATKINSVILLE - Northwest Woods residents say they are pleased developers of a proposed 530-acre master-planned development addressed their concerns - unlike when their voices were ignored when other projects were proposed near the area.
Governor says time to change the system
ATLANTA - The system for funding local schools across Georgia is like a dusty garage that needs to be cleaned, Gov. Sonny Perdue declared Thursday as educators, businessmen and citizens from across the state started to take a fresh look at the formula.
District will open more classrooms
A jump in enrollment in the Clarke County School District, driven mainly by a kindergarten "bubble," has school officials planning to open two new classrooms to deal with overcrowded kindergarten classes.
Study may help boost retail interest in area
Barrow County leaders hope a recently approved sewer study will flush some commercial retail development into the county.
Number of uninsured Georgians still going up
ATLANTA - The number of Georgians without health insurance has risen for the third straight year to 16.4 percent of the state's population, the U.S. Census Bureau reported Thursday.
Winder couple held on molestation charges
A Winder couple remained in the Barrow County Detention Center without bond Wednesday, charged with sexually molesting their two juvenile children.
Team studies feasibility of transferable development rights locally
After three years of questions about how Athens-Clarke County might build a program of transferable development rights, the government will get its first answer next month.
Clarke property tax bills in mail this week
Most days, John Begley is a popular man in the in-town neighborhood where he delivers mail.
Democrats plan own Oglethorpe tailgate
Area Democrats will hold a competing tailgate gathering today before the North Oconee Titans play their inaugural high-school football game against the Oglethorpe County Patriots, with Republicans already planning a similar get-together.
Member's death leaves Auburn council shocked
An Auburn city councilman died of a massive heart attack last week at Athens Regional Medical Center, leaving the four-member at-large council unsettled.
Civil rights leader pushes for a change in attitudes
It's time for a "rebirth of conscience" in America, one of the nation's most honored civil rights leaders told a University of Georgia audience Thursday.
Hospital's revenue prescription for expansion
After all its bills are paid, Athens Regional Medical Center will collect $13.3 million in net revenue next fiscal year, as the 315-bed hospital looks to expand its emergency room and continues to absorb lower reimbursement from Medicaid and Medicare.
Four qualify for District 6 seat on county commission
Four people, including a former county commission chairman and a former county commissioner, qualified to run for the District 6 seat on the Barrow County Commission.
Updating process starts out slow
The Winterville Planning and Zoning Commission began the tedious process of updating the city's zoning, land use and related ordinances in a Wednesday night work session.
Tri-State Crematory civil case settled for $80 million
ROME - An $80 million settlement was reached Thursday in a lawsuit against the operators of a crematory where the remains of 334 people were found strewn across the grounds of the business.
Student brings steak knife to learning center
A student at Classic City Performance Learning Center, the Clarke County School District's non-traditional high school, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon after a steak knife was found in her bookbag.
Gwinnett County satellite campus could become separate state school
ATLANTA - Georgia could get a new college soon if a sketchy outline approved this week by the University System of Georgia Board of Regents pans out.
Families' attorneys say operators disrespected dead
ROME - A northwest Georgia crematory showed disrespect to the memories of people who were supposed to be cremated there and its operators owe their living relatives for that, attorneys for nearly 1,700 family members said Wednesday as arguments in a civil trial began.
Dead woman's boyfriend questioned by police
The boyfriend of a woman whose remains were found in a wooded area of East Athens earlier this month has been under close scrutiny by police for possible involvement in the woman's death.
Delegates yet to wish on next star
ATLANTA - Georgia Republicans may be nearly unanimous in their support of President Bush, but some of the party's most active members don't have much of an opinion about who the GOP's next star will be.
Two accused of child molestation post bond
WINDER - The Winder couple accused of sexually molesting their two juvenile children bonded out of the Barrow County Detention Center Thursday, a week after being arrested on charges involving abuse that investigators say occurred over a year's span.
More details are needed before Perdue's Medicaid revisions can be judged
Georgia's skyrocketing health care costs are gobbling up the state's modest revenue gains and digging it even deeper in a budget hole.
Textbooks can't fall through school budget cracks again
When Clarke County school officials sit down in the spring to work on the next budget, thoughts must return to the start of this school year when scores of students spent the first few weeks of classes without textbooks.
Yarbrough: An endorsement from Sonny Perdue? Thanks, but no thanks
Thank you for being here today. I am Gov. Sonny Perdue, and I have an important announcement to make that I believe will dramatically change the political landscape of our state for years to come.
Numeric values
0: Passes Athens Academy quarterback Chris Rogers has completed after one game. However, the senior rushed 11 times for 187 yards and three touchdowns in the Spartans' 42-6 win over first-year Mill Creek.
Athens Christian to host inaugural championships
What began more than two years ago as nothing more than a grand idea has become reality for Tim Cummings.
Banner-Herald/ Channel 32 poll
Late runs lead ACS
SOCIAL CIRCLE - The Athens Christian softball team scored twice in the top of the seventh inning Thursday to post a 2-1 win over Social Circle in both teams' Region 8-A opener.
Kaltefleiter: First game special for North Oconee
Almost two hours before kickoff on the night of Aug. 25, 2000, Stan Shepherd herded the Apalachee football team into the lockerroom at W. Clair Harris Stadium in Winder.
When & Where: 7:30 p.m., Memorial Stadium in Jefferson.
Jags, Blue Devils to clash for first time in 27 years
Cedar Shoals and Elbert County haven't squared off during the regular season since the disco-crazed year of 1977, with the Jaguars taking a 31-7 victory.
At 0-1, DeVane ready to dispense with niceties
Last Friday's season-opening loss to Hart County was surrounded by more hype than consequence for Clarke Central.
Reputation precedes Warren Co. freshman
JEFFERSON - The easiest way to make a safety look silly, Jefferson's J. Wood said, is to hide the football.
Consecutive victories within grasp for 'Cats
WINDER - Apalachee linebacker Julian Minaird said it became the talk of football practice a few months ago, after the Wildcats scanned their 2004 schedule.
When & Where: 7:30 p.m., Eagle Stadium in Athens
Young Titans ready for action
WATKINSVILLE - North Oconee sophomore Eli Crawford will get his driver's license at the same time most of the freshmen at the new high school will.
When & Where: 7:30 p.m., Billy Slaughter Stadium in Athens
When & Where: 7:30 p.m., Patriot Field in Lexington.
When & Where: 7:30 p.m., Billy Henderson Stadium
When & Where: 7:30 p.m., the Granite Bowl in Elberton
The Wrens' Charles Bissell figuring things out
Though it's just one week before the launch of a national tour, Charles Bissell still is plotting his set list.
Liberation Day?
The Libertines' 2002 debut full-length was produced by The Clash's Mick Jones and the group was hailed the best band in Britain.
A weekend of 'Sun Rays'
Thanks in part to the rampant success of the Bonnaroo Music Festival over the last three years, the summer festival season is spreading like wildfire across the nation. And now, the Classic City squeezes in on the summer festival circuit with the first annual Sun Ray Music Festival, taking place Friday through Sunday in nearby Carlton.
On the Record Player: Yucko the Clown
Each week, area musicians, music industry folks and music enthusiasts alike share the five (or more) albums currently spinning on their turntables (or CD players or MP3s, etc.).
Atlanta's Butch Walker reemerges grounded, more content
It is two weeks before the release of his new solo album, "Letters," when Butch Walker calls from his tour stop in Minneapolis. Immediately, he sounds like a changed man.
Going South with 'The Dirty South'
In the history of the Drive-By Truckers, "Decoration Day" seemed to mark a dark chapter, an album populated by incestuous lovers, hard-luck farmers, humble housepainters and lonely housewives. Turns out, those folks were lucky.
Patberg looking for some offense
How much Georgia misses the scoring prowess of Jessica Winton remains to be seen. That the Lady Bulldogs will miss her is a certainty.
Chipper crumbles Rockies
ATLANTA - Having witnessed the damage that Chipper Jones inflicted on National League pitchers last August, Braves hitting coach Terry Pendleton was waiting for him behind the batting cage Wednesday afternoon.
Record important to Roebuck
Although she's only been playing for five years, Oconee County High School senior Rebecca Roebuck has become one of the state's top volleyball players, and is the proud owner of one of Georgia's most enviable records.
Going for the gold
ATHENS, Greece - Javelin thrower Breaux Greer is a something of a rock star. Just ask him.
Hampton toughs out win
ATLANTA - Chances are better than even that the 28,360 fans at Turner Field Thursday night, many of whom brought brooms to usher the Rockies out of town, witnessed the Braves' No. 2 October starter in action.
Scott's pole vault success continues
Oconee County High School track and field standout Jordan Scott won the Class AAAAA pole vault in the spring, but he was not content to rest on his laurels over the summer.
Greer has mind on Classic City
ATHENS, Greece - Breaux Greer would have rather been in another Athens, 3,000 miles away Thursday night. That's because of his friends, a certain 17 people he said have influenced and aided his way to where he is now.
UGA receives grant for genetics study
A four-year, $3.9 million grant from the National Science Foundation will allow University of Georgia scientists to develop new tools to study the genes and enzymes that make plant cell wall materials and to investigate cell wall structure.
Football team makes prayer an option
Cheerleading isn't the only University of Georgia sport where prayer makes its way into the arena.
Religious expression at issue in her firing
The University of Georgia's former cheerleading coach allegedly continued to push her Christian religious beliefs on members of her squad, even after she was reprimanded and disciplined for doing so.
Fired coach makes case to AD
University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans said Thursday he'll respond within five days to an informal appeal made by the university's former cheerleading coach, fired earlier this week for allegedly discriminating against a Jewish cheerleader.
Tough road schedule awaits Lady Bulldogs this season
With four of five starters returning from last year's team that reached the Elite Eight and came a couple of points shy of the Final Four, Georgia has high expectactions heading into this season. Based on the 2004-05 season schedule realeased Wednesday, the Lady Bulldogs will be put to the test on a regular basis, so meeting those expectations won't be easy.
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|The Best Place to Stay in Spain
Tourhours - For us sunshine loving Brits it may come as no shock that Spain is formally our most established vacation vacation spot. however there's so lots more to this scorching nook of the world than just blue skies and topping up our tans.
Apart from its wealth of ancient monuments, Spain produces a few of the greatest wine in the world and in time-honoured tradition you'll often get served free tapas with your beverages. As for its gastronomy, the nation boasts mouth-watering dishes that will reinvent your idea of what good perpetrator is.
And as well as flamenco, bull-fighting and its adrenaline charged fiestas, now and again just looking the world go by over a espresso in a trap plaza is what Spain does best.
So where does one go to get the most out of Spain? These 10 handpicked towns are a good start, savour your travels amigos!
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The last stronghold of the Islamic career of Spain, Granada which means( pomegranate in Spanish) has a mesmerising combination of Muslim and Spanish historical past. Home to the grand Alhambra Palace (Spain's most customary vacationer enchantment) the city is left out by the snow-capped Sierra Nevada mountain range (pictured) – Europe's most southern ski resort. What's more, Granada is one of the handful of Spanish towns that still be glad about free tapas – making it a have the funds for for foodies. Those romantics amongst us might want to watch the sundown from the Mirador de San Nicolas in the Albaicin Quarter for a breathtaking view of the Alhambra Palace.
The Galician capital is the final vacation spot for hundreds of thousands of weary pilgrims finishing the Camino de Santiago each year. however you don't have to stroll 550 plus miles alongside this historic Christian pilgrimage to visit this World history City! Santiago has one of the most surprising old cities in Europe, with a labyrinth of cobble stone streets laced with gothic homes galore. A evening time taking walks here is advised, as the medieval streets take on an old world vibe after darkish. Eating is a wonderful event in Santiago and the tapas bars are nail cropping. Head down Rua do Franco in opposition to the cathedral for a mouth-watering selection of eateries where you'll find that the "Galician-style octopus" is going down very properly with the native Albariño wine.
Airport Connections: You can fly to Santiago's overseas Airport with Vueling, British airlines, Flybe, Ryanair and Iberia from many united kingdom airports. Santiago's overseas Airport is 15 miles (9 km) to the city centre.
Stylish, dazzling and sun-drenched – Cadiz is one of Andalucía's most underrated towns. Hiding in the back of its old city partitions on a peninsula that juts out from the mainland, Cadiz is under the vacationer radar – which is precisely why you should visit. crammed with grand open squares, palm-fringed promenades and numerous lower back streets just ready to be explored, Cadiz additionally boasts pristine seashores and lots of brand new seafood. A great way to get your bearings and discover is to rent a bicycle and circumnavigate the city's edges. Or better still, climb the Torre Tavira – the maximum watchtower in the city to soak up the 360 diploma views.
Airport Connections: Cadiz does not have an foreign Airport, however you can fly to Jerez Airport (27 miles/45 km away) and Seville Airport eighty two( miles/132 km away) with Iberia, Air Berlin and Ryanair from London Stansted and Edinburgh.

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Real show biz on Super Bowl Boulevard
Dennis "Hollywood" Wade is entertaining Super Bowl Boulevard visitors with his song about the big game.
In part, it goes, "If you're going to the Super Bowl ... You're in a New York state of mind." Other lines tell you what freeway exit to take. He says he wrote it in five minutes.
Wade will be glad to give you an opinion about the game, but several minutes of investigative reporting revealed this: If you say you're from Seattle, he'll say he's for Seattle. If you're for Denver, then so is he.
That's just how show biz works.
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> There seems to be a bug with the BONUS:FEAT|POOL tag (at least in 5.8.1, II remember this wonky behavior, I'm pretty sure it's been fixed in the 5.9.x
> don't have the latest set up to test it against).
> When you have that tag in a file and it gets applied everything happens as
> it should at that point (this is for our traits and flaws code for UA).
> However, when you advance your character to the next level where they are
> granted a feat point to spend (say 3rd from first) it apparently gets
> applied again and you get two feat at 3rd level instead of just the 1 that
> you should (if you've selected one flaw... You get three when you've
> selected two flaws :p).
> Could we get this trackered to be fixed for 5.10 if it isn't already?
line. Could you check against 5.9.7?
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'We have a plan' SNP chief stumbles with desperate pledges to keep Scotland's border open
THE chief economics spokesman for the SNP said there was a "huge amount of thinking" going into his party's Brexit plan but struggled when it came to specifics
Stewart Hosie was adamant that Scotland will remain open to EU migrants despite having no answers of how this will work inside a post-Brexit Britain.
The deputy leader of the SNP in Westminister claimed that his party will reveal their plans "reasonably soon" but refused to explain how his seemingly contradictory plan will succeed.
He told Murnaghan on Sky News that the SNP will keep freedom of movement in Scotland and essentially be a part of the EU in all but name.
However, the MP failed to elaborate on the ambitious plan when pressed on how this will work inside a Britain that has ditched the EU and freedom of movement.
SNP Economics Spokesman claimed they have done "a huge amount of thinking"
He said "We are putting a large group of people together to work out how to remain part of the single market and failing that, ensure Scotland is part of the single market.
"If we were to remain part of the EEA we would be part of the single market and that would require us to have free movement of people which we in Scotland see as no problem at all."
Mr Hosie added: "There is a way to be a part of the single market, to stay a part of this community, and not be subject to these individual tariffs.
"There is a way we can make this work. But, we require good will of the British people."
We in Scotland see freedom of movement as no problem at all
The remarks come after leaders of some of Scotland's biggest local councils hit out at the SNP for snubbing them when formulating their national plan to handle Brexit negotiations.
They claimed that the Scottish Government has frozen them out and in response the councils have gone directly to the UK Government.
The furore comes amid confusion over what Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon wants out of any Brexit deal.
On one hand, she said she will respect the Brexit vote but also demanded Scotland remain a part of the EU's single market.
One proposal has been for Scotland to join the European Economic Area (EEA).
However, critics have said this would erect economic borders with England which would create more problems than a hard Brexit would.
Professor Michael Keating, who is director of Edinburgh University's Centre on Constitutional Change, said he thought it was impossible to for Scotland to join the EEA while the rest of the UK remains outside because it is not an independent state.
Nicola Sturgeon and her Brexit Minister
The SNP spokesman said Scotland will keep freedom of movement post-Brexit
Membership of the EEA allows independent countries such as Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein to have full access to the single market, with the country obliged to make a financial contribution to the EU budget and to accept the majority of EU laws.
Earlier this week, Conservative MSP laid into the Scottish First Minister who he said has "increasingly little new to say on the subject".
Murdo Fraser added: "You would think nearly five months on from the Brexit vote after all the attention that's been paid to this issue by the First Minister, by the Scottish Cabinet, by their committee of experts, we might be a little bit further forward.
"But there's still absolutely no clarity from the Scottish Government on these matters, while at the same time they demand absolute clarity from the United Kingdom Government which is conducting the negotiation."


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Inspired by movies, documentaries, music and the city itself. I found myself capturing moments where individuals were sharing stories and expressing their emotions. Most of whom I have never met before.
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Beyond the Sales Process, by Dave Stein and Steve Andersen, is my kind of book, because it takes a big picture view of B2B sales. Here's the gist: many B2B sellers get in too late and leave too soon. If you engage with potential customers only during their active buying efforts, you're like the drunk looking for his lost keys under the streetlight—just because the light's better there.
Stein and Andersen make the point that even with complex B2B sales, buyers might actively buy from you only about 2% of their total time in a year. Most sales books focus their prescriptions, during that narrow 2% window called the sales process, when the buyer is actively seeking to fill an identified need. The problem with that is that while there is a need, there is also a lot of competition and very little trust.
If you want to achieve the status of trusted advisor, you have to pay attention before, during and after the sales process. They delineate 12 strategies, distributed equally across the entire life cycle, what they call Engage, Win and Grow.
This is the pre-opportunity phase in which you do in-depth research to understand your customer's business and use the insights gained to earn the right to engage with your customers in elevated discussions about what they need to do to achieve their business objectives, how you will help them do it, and why it's important. I'm vastly oversimplifying here, of course, but the general idea is to put yourself in a position where you can credibly be seen as a potential trusted advisor by the right people in the customer's organization before a specific opportunity comes up. By doing so, you will be in a position to influence and shape their needs and hence their requirements.
This phase is the main focus of approaches that focus on the meat of the sales process: the pursuit of opportunities from identification through the sales funnel to closing. The four chapters in this section will be familiar to anyone who has experience and training in common sales methodologies: they cover the fundamentals of discovering the key drivers that relate to the specific sales opportunity, and how to use those to deliver "actionable awareness," which is a key point that I personally believe many B2B salespeople miss. They know the importance of learning about their customer's business, but most of them use their research to gain data points that they can use to sprinkle in their product pitches to give them a veneer of "customer focus" and business sophistication. Scratch beneath surface, though, and you find they don't truly bring key insights that show how they can uniquely impact the customer's business.
There are very few feelings as exhilarating as winning that big deal of the year, but you have to resist the temptation to take your eye off the ball at this point. If you keep your attention in the post-sale phase to realizing the value that was promised during the win phase and validate its impact on the customer, adapt to changes and issues as they arise, and expand the relationship, you will have a firm launching pad for all future opportunities that arise.
If you're a sales professional who has already read many of the excellent books that guide you through the sales process, Beyond the Sales Process is an excellent complement that will illuminate the rest of the sales landscape and expand your view of what it takes to raise your game.


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- Needle incinerator for a safety work in the dentist room.
- Automatic Themosealing machine
The long experience for more than 30 years, has rendered the company in a position to having a high know-out in the dental field.
The qualitative level of the single parts and the materials, several control of work process are to the base of our production.
The products by LINEA TAC are exported and known all over the world and allowed cooperation with the great dental distributor in the world.


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4 for it is a minister of God to you for good. But if you do what is evil, be afraid; for it does not bear the sword for nothing; for it is a minister of God, an avenger who brings wrath on the one who practices evil.
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"Tales of Wanderings" takes you on a musical journey of amazement and wonder, offering only a murky glimpse of the Black Metal roots of its makers and turning to something warmer and lighter without losing the special raw earthen spirit.The mastermind behind these beautiful and dark Brothers Grimm type fairy tales is underground Black Metal hero Roman Sayenko of Ukrainian DRUKDH, who is joined in this adventure by members of this band as well as Neige from French cult act ALCEST on vocals, Yet OLD SILVER KEY offer something more than just a combination of Metal, Rock and progressive elements.
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First, one of my finished shawls:
It is a spider stitch shawl, and it ended up half the size of my king size bed. I used a soft baby yarn, and it's really cozy.
Next is my class:
I'm excited to be teaching something that I truly love, and I hope many people complete the class in the future so that they to can reap the benefits of crochet.


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Most of us think of Spring's arrival as a breath of fresh air. That is, until we realize that we live in one of the allergy capitals of the US. That's right – the Dallas area was ranked by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America in the top 30 Spring Allergy Capitals for the last five years. While there's little that can be done to improve the air outdoors, there are ways to make the air we breathe indoors healthier for our families. In honor of Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month, Southern Comfort Mechanical is bringing you indoor air quality tips for your Flower Mound air conditioning system.
Indoor Air Quality
Indoor Air Quality, or IAQ, refers to the condition of the air inside your home and how it contributes to your comfort and wellness. The EPA reports that people are spending up to 90% of their time indoors. Spending more time indoors exposes your family to higher levels of airborne pollutants like viruses, bacteria and other organic compounds in the air.
Without proper ventilation in the home, indoor air pollutants become trapped and contribute to unhealthy indoor air quality levels. To mitigate poor indoor air quality in Corinth homes, Southern Comfort Mechanical recommends:
Air Duct Cleaning
Over time, air ducts become contaminated with dust particles, pollen and other debris that aggravate allergies and cause other health issues. High humidity levels increase the potential for mold and spores dispersal into your home via the air conditioning system. Schedule your professional air duct cleaning in Flower Mound with Southern Comfort Mechanical to eliminate the risk for microbiological growth and other airborne contaminants.
Air Duct Sealing
Duct systems are supposed to distribute conditioned air from your central HVAC system to your living spaces. Duct systems with leaks, holes or poor connections can result in a loss of efficiency of up to 20% according to EnergyStar. Further, those leaky ducts allow insulation particles, dust and fumes to enter the system, aggravating asthma and allergies. Sealing ducts save you money while reducing the risk of pollutants entering ducts and circulating through your home.
Air Filtration
Most modern homes are designed to be self-contained for energy efficiency. This means very little outside air enters the home via your Lantana air conditioning system, making air filtration a key component of maintaining indoor air quality. Your HVAC filter collects contaminants and particles before the air gets distributed into your living spaces. Air filters will inevitably get dirty, but should not be allowed to become clogged. A clogged filter is not only bad for your indoor air quality, it can also create serious airflow problems and may cause a system shutdown. Your Corinth HVAC filter should be replaced every 30 to 90 days, depending on variables in your home environment, such as high-traffic, pet shedding or home repair projects. Check your filter monthly to determine if a change is needed.
If you want to improve your Flower Mound indoor air quality, contact the skilled technicians at Southern Comfort Mechanical. We're here to help you improve the efficiency and air filtration of your system. 972-420-1700.


text: So, I found a Hustler Z that I want, at the price I want. The only problem is that it is 200 miles away at a dealer. So, I decide that when I get home, I will visit the local Hustler dealer and see if they can get close to the same price. Now, I think to myself "If the local guy can get within $500.00 or so of the other guy, I will go ahead and buy from him, since he will be my closest dealer for service. Also, I will be using the local guy for 1 complete crew set-up, because I am growing. So I go to the local dealer, and he tells me that he can sell the mower for x,xxx.xx which is about $1500.00 more than the other guy. He says that he can't go any lower. So my next question is "If I bring you a hustler mower that is under warrenty will you service it." He says that he won't do any work to a mower that he did not sell. I say" Even if it is warranty work?" He said that he won't touch it. So I asked if Hutler knew his policy, and he said Yep! They don't mind it. Well, if I wasn't so hell bent on buying a Hustler mower, I would buy another brand just because of the way that he treated me. I can't believe that Hustler endorses his methods. I even asked him why, he said that if he can't make money off of the sell, then he doesn't care. I said what about return busines, he said it's all about the mower proffit. I am not upset by his prices, but more about his attitude with reguard to his service. Hustler, Please tell me that you don't condone his practices! I will continue to spread this account of my run in with this business to all who will listen. Please do not let this one busines owner ruin your good name and superior product.


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Everyone loves Disney! How big is Disney World, well with 11 theme parks on 3 continents and 90k+ employees…..Covering 40 square miles, Walt Disney World Resort is about the size of San Francisco or two Manhattan islands. Walt Disney World Lost and Found is one busy place. Every day an average of 210 pairs of sunglasses are turned in and, since 1971, an estimated 1.65 million pairs of glasses have found their way into the "lost" bin.
This is an absolutely amazing video infographic made for Bloomberg TV's special, Inside Disney.
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35th annual San Diego Miniature Crafters "Nostalgia in Miniatures" Show 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Al Bahr Shrine Center, 5440 Kearny Mesa Road. Adults $6, children ages 8-11 $2. Information: sdminiatures.com.
District 17 of the Young Ladies Institute annual conferenceSaturday, St. Didacus Church, 4722 Fenton St. Mass at 10 a.m. with Bishop Cordeleone presiding, followed by lunch and an open meeting at the adjacent hall. Young Ladies Institute is a Catholic organization open to women age 18 and up. Information: (760) 757-5065.
Kick off the month of love with a wine & cheese reception and the sounds of Astor Piazzolla, master of the Tango. 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Perry L. Meyer Fine Art Gallery, 2400 Kettner Blvd., Suite 104, Little Italy. $50 general, $40 members, seniors (65+) and students. Information: (619) 231-3702 or camarada.org.
"Caring for Older Adults" seminar 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow, UCSD Medical Center, Hillcrest. Topics covered recent advances in geriatric medicine and spotting signs of financial distress in older adults. Information: (619) 584-5564.
San Diego Watercolor Society first Friday reception and monthly exhibit: "Valentine Visions." 5 to 8 p.m. tomorrow, Liberty Station NTC Promenade, Point Loma. Free. Exhibit runs through Feb. 27. Information: (619) 876-4550 or sdws.org.
Open House at Lewis Middle School, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., tomorrow, 5170 Greenbrier Ave. Parents and community members are invited to visit classrooms during school hours during open house.
A reception and showing of works by San Diego Writers, Ink's Arts Council from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday, The Ink Spot, 710 13th St., downtown. Information: (619) 284-1343 or sandiegowriters.org.
Turkish Food & Handcraft Festival 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 5945 Pacific Center Blvd., Suite 504. Information: pacificainstitute.org.
The San Diego Public Library hosts the "Spoken Migrations" segment of "Deportation Nation: History Repeats." 7 p.m. tomorrow, third-floor auditorium of the Central Library, 820 E St., downtown. Free and open to the public (includes complimentary parking). The program consists of poetry to detail the experience of deportation and migration. Information: sandiegolibrary.org.
Steven Schick, director of the La Jolla Symphony and Chorus, will conduct a concert that celebrates the 200th birthdays of President Lincoln and Charles Darwin with Aaron Copland's "Lincoln Portrait" narrated by Cecil Lytle and "Darwin Portrait," a new work from composer Rick Snow. 8 p.m. Saturday, Mandeville Center, USCD. Information: (858) 534-4637.
Black History Month lecture with Dr. Kwaku Person-Lynn. Noon Saturday, WorldBeat Cultural Center, 2100 Park Blvd., Balboa Park. Information: (619) 230-1190 or worldbeatcenter.org.
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BBQ blamed for blaze that destroyed noted Lakeland home
LAKELAND (FOX 13) - All it took was a single spark and Paula Simpson's home on beautiful Scott Lake is gone. She and her family were grilling when the unexpected happened: A spark from the grill hit a nearby palm tree and it caught fire.
Soon, the entire house was up in flames. "It's devastating," she told FOX 13.
Her dad and other family members built the home, board by board, more than 40 years ago. It was such a stunning and unusual house that it was featured in a 2014 issue of "Lakelander Magazine."
The spread was called Passport to Polynesia because the home was so open to the environment. It had two-story floor-to-ceiling glass windows that looked out on the lake, and outdoor walkways with exotic plants.
It appears that the perfect storm was brewing Tuesday night. It has been incredibly dry for months. The tropical foliage that made it so charming was just a stone's throw away from the grill.
"We figured that there was a spark that went into those palms down there. They're rhapis palms, and they just – whoosh -- went like that," Simpson explained.
The fire raged for several hours.
"When this thing caved in, it sounded like a bomb blowing up," recalled Simpson's son-in-law, Carson Brawley.
In the charred aftermath, Simpson has this advice for anyone who grills this time of year.
You need to watch it the whole time," she said. And just in case of trouble, "you need to have a hose to put it out."


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Los Angeles, CA (PressExposure) July 09, 2008 -- Proofing is a standard procedure before press printing. The output, a proof either in soft or hard copy, presents an image of your design as it would appear on print. This is done to allow you to preview your postcard design before it is mass produced.
Difference between soft and hard copy proofs
Some postcard printing companies send soft proofs electronically without requiring the recipient to pay. This is the advantage of soft copy proofs over printed ones. However, the former are somewhat limited to layout evaluation and are not as reliable in terms of color quality evaluation, at least not as much as hard copy proofs.
Soft proofs are presented in the red, green and blue (RGB) color space since computer screens use this format. Printers, on the other hand, have the cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK) color format so you will get a more accurate visual with printed proofs.
There are image-editing programs that convert images spaces so you increase the accuracy of your soft proofs with a better monitor-printer color match. But if color precision is of the essence, it would be best to get hold of a hard copy, albeit you will be charged for it.
Aside from the quality of print, there are certain factors that you need to evaluate such as trimming.
Lines to follow in proofs
Once you get your proof, you will see three parallel lines on each side of your postcard design.
The middle lines are called trim lines or crop marks. The crop mark is the line followed when cutting your postcard to your desired size, say 4.25" x 6".
The area between the crop mark and the outermost line is the bleed. This is the printed area that extends beyond the crop mark. If ever the cutter slightly misses the crop mark, the minor space beyond the crop mark that has been accidentally not removed would still have prints on it, instead of showing undesirable thin white lines.
A 0.25" bleed on all sides is required but some companies allow 0.125". So your printed postcard should have a final measurement of 4.5" x 6.25" (plus 0.125" on all sides). However, if you want white borders on your postcards, do not include bleeds.
The area between the crop mark and the inner line is the live area or sometimes called the safe zone. No detail or information should go beyond the line for the live area. These are also at risk of getting trimmed off in case the cutter misses and moves slightly towards the inner area of the actual postcard size. The distance between these two parallel lines is 0.137".
To ensure the quality of your final products, you have to follow these guidelines. Your postcard printer may have allowances or may require slightly bigger measurements. Check their specific formats before you submit. Although errors would be spotted during pre-press evaluation, you do want to avoid getting the proofs returned to you several times due to these errors. It can be time-consuming. Polish your post card design as much as you could before sending it to the printer.


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Shanghai Six sits down with Jake Kazdal from Haunted Temple Studios, one of three and a half guys responsible for the upcoming downloadable 4-player online strategy game, Skulls of the Shanghai…er, Skulls of the Samurai, no that's not it….Skulls of the SHOGUN! There we go. We discuss Jake and his team's past with Electronic Arts and Steven Spielburg's canceled Project LMNO, where exactly one dreams up the idea of vengeful undead samurai warring across the nether realms, and Jake treats us to the longest list of shoutouts to fellow indie developers we've had to date!
I loved the pictures on the Haunted Temple Studios website of Tim Schafer playing the game :)
I'm listening to it right now, and so far it's great as always.


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On Saturday 21 July 2007 23:15, Joey Hess wrote: > * clock obviously not set correctly > > This can be identified in various ways, but if the clock is clearly not > set right (ie, 1970, or < d-i image build date) then it should be ok > for d-i to run rdate and hwclock to set it. If we can get a date/time using rdate, I guess you can add to this: month/year unequal to NTP date, and even days >2 off. In these cases it is maybe not "obviously" wrong, but still "likely" and we could ask.
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Ray Rice, Ray Rice, Ray Rice, that's all we have been hearing on the news for the last few days after the video "leaked" of he and his now wife getting into what seemed to be an unfair altercation in the elevator in Atlantic City. But the bigger picture here is the domestic violence. I won't disagree with anyone who stated he was wrong for what he did. I WILL disagree with those who say she played a part in it! That I will NEVER agree with!
You see I was that victim who repeatedly stayed after being "bitch-slapped", after having tea thrown on me, after almost running head on into traffic after being slapped so hard I lost control of the car, and yes after having a knife a quarter of an inch from my spine. That was at least four opportunities I had to leave and choose a better path. We won't include the theft I incurred, the verbal abuse I endured, and even the sexual abuse I endured. Now if you add that up, that's SEVEN times where I should have left. But did you know that the average victim leaves and goes back to their abuser an average of SEVEN times? Did you know it's not as "easy" as some claim it should be to leave? Yea I hear the stories of how females wouldn't let that be them and they would never find themselves in that situation because they don't play that. Yea, ok, that's what you say until it actually happens!
I was that same girl. My bark said don't mess with me, but my bite said take my food in a sense. Often times I am asked the question of why I stayed. The answer for me is simple and you will hear the same answer from those who are survivors as well. I was deceived. I was mislead. I was afraid. I was battling low self-esteem. I was ashamed. I was looking for love in all the wrong places. I truly didn't know my own strength at the time. I wasn't thinking about the consequences and what would it looked like to my kids who were right there in the house watching and listening. For me I figured staying was the best thing since my abuser told me if I left he would have someone kill me. I couldn't think of what would happen to my kids, but now that I think about it, either way I could have ended up dead.
After a few years, I left! I left because of my kids. I left because I knew it wasn't the life God planned for me. I left because I was TIRED of being the punching bag. I left because I was TIRED of being the one carrying the house AND the burden of abuse! I left because I wanted better for myself and my children. WE deserved for me to fight mentally and emotionally, if not physically. I had to make a change! It was not easy as I spent a many nights praying to God to give me the escape I needed and that HE did! He opened a window of opportunity and I took it and NEVER looked back! I had had enough and I was determined not to go back to that place of horror.
It took some time, but I finally began to see and know my purpose. It took one day at a time and God placing the right people in my life for me to get it together, but I did it. It took a few bumpy relationships, but I did it. I moved on by taking it one day at a time and trusting God even when I didn't realize that's what I was doing. Trusting was not easy at all. It's not easy to pick up the pieces and start from fresh. It's not easy to depend on others. It's just not easy. It upsets me dearly when people talk about Domestic Violence as if it's a curable disease! It's NOT! It's an epidemic that is just as silent as the NFL was about the Ray Rice video.Yep I said it! Trust me when I tell you they knew about this. They know about all the other cases of Domestic Violence that is going on as well, but because all they see are $$$, they are going to continue to sweep it under a rug. That is until TMZ releases it OR the victim involved begins to speak out and refuse to remain silent.
I close by saying this: don't think Janay has not been hit, smacked, and spit on before. Don't blame the alcohol. Don't say she started it because a TRUE man can walk away. He doesn't have to put his hands on her and vice versa as there are men who are, and have been abused. Don't feel that Janay is only in it for the money, she's not. Think back to what I stated on the average number of times it takes a victim to leave and go back before they truly leave. She has kids by this man. It makes it even harder even though it should make it easier. We don't know what goes on behind closed doors, but I can tell you this, she's being abused and is scared for her life. When he began to lose everything… that didn't make it any easier for her. She is trapped and just needs someone to help her out. So I end on this note, if you don't know, don't speculate. It's just like when you assume. Seek facts and sympathy instead of being so heartless and judgemental. It's not always what it seems.


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Feb 6 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 14:30 GMT on Thursday:
** Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc, maker of the popular Keurig one-cup coffee brewer, said on Wednesday that the Coca-Cola Co had bought a 10 percent stake in it for $1.25 billion and would help launch Green Mountain's new cold drink machine planned for release in October.
** Vodafone Group Plc won the Indian cabinet's approval for its $1.6 billion deal to buy out minority partners in its unit in the country, Information and Broadcasting Minister Manish Tewari said on Thursday.
** Italy's top two banks, Intesa Sanpaolo and UniCredit, are in preliminary talks with U.S. investor KKR about setting up a fund to hold some of the lenders' problematic loans, two sources close to the matter said.
** Kazkommertsbank KKGB.KZ (KKB) is to buy rival BTA Bank jointly with Kazakh businessman Kenes Rakishev for about $1 billion, in a deal that will shift BTA's bad debts left over from the financial crisis into the private sector.
** Commerzbank has sold roughly $1 billion in bad Spanish property loans in a bid to clean up its balance sheet and free up capital ahead of European banking health checks.
** Finland's biggest mortgage lender OP-Pohjola Group has made an offer to buy out the rest of Pohjola Bank, its listed corporate banking arm, for 3.4 billion euros ($4.60 billion) partly to tackle increasing competition in its home market.
** Germany's Merck KGaA on Thursday extended the offer period for its planned $2.6 billion takeover of Britain's AZ Electronic Materials to Feb. 18.
** Belgium's Nyrstar, the world's largest zinc producer, will not become a shareholder of troubled Finnish miner Talvivaara, of which it is the largest creditor.
** Dutch animal feed group Nutreco NV said it has put its compound feed and meat businesses in Spain and Portugal up for sale and will focus on its core animal nutrition and fish feed operations.
** Three investment consortia - two involving Gulf Arab government-owned funds - plan to lodge indicative bids for Australian state-owned toll road company Queensland Motorways Ltd on Friday, sources close to the transaction said.
** Thanachart Bank has held discussions with ING Groep about buying the Dutch financial services company's 31 percent stake in TMB Bank Pcl, but no current talks are going on between the two parties, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters.
** Syntaxis Capital, a Central European investment fund, has bought a stake in Polish motor insurance broker BIK Brokers and provided it with long-term financing, Syntaxis' partner Przemek Szczepanski said.
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Current job: Head of research for Chinese search engine Baidu, overseeing labs in Sunnyvale and Beijing; also chairman and cofounder of Coursera
— Taught and conducted research in artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics at Stanford starting in 2002; currently on leave as associate professor of computer science and director of Stanford's Artificial Intelligence Lab.
— Helped launch an online education program at Stanford and later cofounded Coursera, a venture-funded online education startup.
— Worked at Google X, the company's experimental division, where he helped lead the Google Brain project to develop large-scale neural network technology, now used for speech recognition in Google's Android mobile operating system.
Education: Earned bachelor's degree in computer science from Carnegie Mellon University, master's degree in electrical engineering and computer science from MIT and Ph.D. in computer science from UC Berkeley.
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Lately it seems I hear about a new fashion e-commerce site all the time. Some are misses, but there are a few that I really love — Of a Kind and True&Co. come to mind right away. Companies like Everlane intrigue me, although I've never purchased from them myself. I like the way these sites are connecting consumers more directly with products and sharing stories about the people who create them.
A couple weeks ago I heard about a brand new one that's based here in Chicago. It's called Stock Manufacturing Company, and its business model is like a Kickstarter for fashion.
I spoke with Jim Snediker from Stock by email, and he told me, "We knew we wanted to create a premium made in the USA clothing company, we wanted to design and manufacture it ourselves, and we wanted to sell directly to customers, without traditional retail markups and with full transparency."
There are two ways garments and accessories are produced and are sold by Stock. Products labeled "inStock" are designed and manufactured in house. They are available for immediately for delivery. Items with the "& Stock" label are collaborations with outside designers. Consumers vote with their dollars during a two-week period by purchasing garments they would like to see manufactured. Once a garment meets a minimum number of orders, Stock manufactures the product, sends it out to the customers, and the designer receives a commission.
I asked Jim how Stock's location in Chicago might affect their business rather than being located in a more traditional fashion metropolis like New York. He said, "Being a manufacturer out of Chicago, we are much more interested in making high quality, well fitting, stylish pieces of functional clothing than we are in 'fashion.' We don't really immerse ourselves in the runway show/couture world. We identify much more closely with manufacturers and craftsmen (or craftswomen) than we do with 'fashionistas.'"
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Make no mistake about it − project managers, business analysts are leaders. Sometimes without authority, sometimes without titles, but leaders nonetheless; leaders who impact key decisions, strategic direction and success. What is leadership without authority? The answer is "influence." Influence can often be more powerful than institutional authority. Authority means nothing if the person who has it is unable to make a decision.
Influence is defined as "the capacity or power of persons or things to be a compelling force on or produce effects on the actions, behavior or opinions of others." It doesn't have to be related to title, income or authority. It's not instant. It's something that builds over time. It's the perception that you are the go-to person for good advice, getting things done, support and finding answers.
Given that, how do you develop influence? The first and most important thing to realize that you can't influence people to do what you want them to − you can only influence them to do what they want to do. In fact, if you try to make someone to do what you want, the reaction is always resistance. The leverage is in understanding what it is that someone needs or wants and helping him or her pursue those objectives. The fact is, by pursuing your "what I want to do," you'll be ignoring someone else's needs. Influence begins with trying to see the world from the other person's perspective. Influence is not about pushing or pulling; it's about understanding and empathy.
Building influence is understanding that there is more than one right answer. If you have to prove that you're right, you will influence no one. After listening to the other person's point-of-view, if you follow up with an attempt to demonstrate how right you are, in spite of what another believes, you've just undermined all the good work you have done by listening. In order to build influence, you must be willing to surrender position. We are conditioned to believe that if one person is right, the other is wrong. If one person wins, the other loses. Influence is about creating a collaborative relationship, where someone will trust you with his or her perspective and know that you will provide support and counsel.
Building influence is your willingness to allow someone else to have the "great" idea. Actively pursue the ideas of others. Recognize that the people around you are sources of great expertise, intelligence and creativity. Influence is about finding great ideas and bringing them to life.
Building influence is taking responsibility for your communication. Where is the leverage for change in a pass in a football game? You can work on the receivers, but if the pass is bad, it'll still be missed. Communication is just like that pass. When your listener "just doesn't get it," it's not about the listener, it's about how you communicated your message. Influence is the result of great, clear communication.
When you have helped your customer to get where they need to go, helped a team be successful – the next time your customer needs to get somewhere or accomplish something, they will seek you out.
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Mexico City: Church pledges to fight new abortion laws
As Mexico marked Children's Day yesterday, the Archdiocese of Mexico City said there was nothing to celebrate, after lawmakers approved legislation legalizing abortion on demand in the capital in the first 12 weeks of a pregnancy. Until now, abortion has only been permitted in cases of rape, danger to the mother's life or severe foetal defects. Mexico City Mayor, Marcelo Ebrard, who attended a Children's Day paprade yesterday, said that doctors at city-run hospitals will not be allowed to refuse to perform abortions even if they personally object to the procedure. Lamenting the liberalization of the abortion laws in the city, a church spokesman said doctors who perform the procedure will be betraying their profession. Local media report that the Interior Department it is currently investigating whether church leaders, by speaking out against the city government, have violated laws that forbid them to be involved in politics. But Archdiocese spokesman Hugo Valdemar Romero said the church would not stop campaigning against abortion. "For the church, this is just the beginning," Romero said. "Cardinal Norberto Rivera has promised the Holy Father to work earnestly in favour of life, and that work will be carried out intensely, not only by the Archdiocese, but all over the country." Doctors and nurses who performed abortions and lawmakers who supported the legalization will be excommunicated, he said. Elsewhere in Mexico, abortion is only allowed in cases of rape, danger to the mother's life or severe feotal defects. The only countries in the region that allow abortion on demand are Cuba and Guayana.


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New Delhi, April 23: Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar feels Mumbai Indians (MI) all-rounder Kieron Pollard should have been banned for 1 or 2 matches for his taped mouth act against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) during the Indian Premier League 2015 (IPL 8).
IPL Special; Twitter reactions to Pollard's act
Pollard, after being warned by one of the on-field umpires following his "chat" with Chris Gayle, put a tape on his mouth while fielding, on Sunday (April 19).
Many had reacted funnily to this, including the MI players and support staff. Team-mate Harbhajan Singh had defended Pollard.
Today, as MI faced Delhi Daredevils (DD) at Ferozshah Kotla stadium, former New Zealand paceman Simon Doull, in his pre-match comments, slammed Pollard and said he should have been banned for 1 or 2 matches.
Gavaskar, who was in the "Sony MAX" TV studio, was asked for his views and he agreed with Doull. "I agree totally with Simon Doull," Gavaskar said.
He went on to add that Pollard was "defying" umpires and hoped that MI management would tell the West Indian to "tone it down". Gavaskar said disagreeing with the umpires was not right.
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Unanswered: Jr in Name Field moved to Suffix field
I'm trying to find a way that if one of my customers has a Suffix in his name that it would remove it from the Name field and add it to the Suffix field.
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Will it always be a FirstName Suffix LastName?
Or will it sometimes simply be FirstName LastName?
Will it ever be FirstName MiddleName LastName?
Linq ;0)>Hope this helps!
The problem with making anything foolproof...is that fools are so darn ingenious!
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Thank you Orange999,
Can you check the attachment. I think it will show you a better understanding of what I'm trying to do with live data to go off of.


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I find inspiration arrives around sunset each evening when the colors swirl around in the sky. I live in Florida and can see a beautiful sunset every day (almost). My art work revolves around my collection of historical photos from long ago and I can make them live again through the processes I use. The colors of sunset dissolving into each other is carried through my works.
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A required course for real estate licensure. Topics include: Introduction to Modern Real Estate Practice; Real Property; Concepts and Responsibilities of Home Ownership; Real Estate Brokerage and Law of Agency; Fair Housing Laws; Ethics of Practice; Texas Real Estate License Act; Legal Descriptions; Real Estate Contracts; Interests in Real Estate; How Home Ownership is Held and Listing Agreements.
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The Centre for Environment and Sustainability (CES) invites graduate students to submit abstracts for oral presentations (12 mins) on research related to environment and sustainability. We highly encourage collaborative and/or interdisciplinary work that is accessible to an interdisciplinary audience. Our committee will be selecting eight, high-quality presentations.
This year's theme is in celebration of Canada's 150th anniversary and asks the question, What Will Canada's Environment Look Like in the Next 150 Years? We will also be hosting a series of professional and community speakers to help us guide our exploration of this topic, a workshop on Sustainable Living, and a general-audience panel discussion on the approaches by which we measure sustainability today to consider lessons for the future. We are excited to announce that Maude Barlow, the acclaimed human rights activist and best-selling author, will deliver the keynote presentation to help us consider the path that Canada needs to take over the next 150 years to protect the environment and strive for sustainability.
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