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Then join us for a free online Professional Development Webinar on Wednesday, March 1, 2017 from 7:30 to 9 p.m.
The iSchool's Alumni Chapter will be sponsoring and hosting the webinar via Adobe Connect.
Four speakers will talk about a wide variety of the professional development courses and tools. Webinar participants will have opportunity to ask questions via the chat feature of Adobe Connect.
Speakers and topics include:
- Tricia Donovan (Coordinator of Professional Education, University of Maryland iSchool) will be talking about the Professional Education program at UMD's iSchool, from non-credit short courses on topics such as children's literature and information privacy, to one-credit tool courses and certificates.
- Joshua A. Westgard (Systems Librarian, Digital Programs and Initiatives, UMD Libraries) will discuss resources and strategies for teaching yourself to code.
- Victoria Weaver, a University of Maryland MIM (Master's of Information Management) graduate (2005) and IT Executive with over 20 years of experience working in private, public and non-profit sectors, will talk about Evisors.com, a new platform that provides access for personal career coaching and webinars from professionals and alumni.
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#Pixar has long been considered the successor to #Disney's golden age on the animation podium, creating stories full of wonder that appeal as much to young kids as they do to adults. Meanwhile, Disney, though still clearly an animation powerhouse, seemed to lose some of its magical touch.
But the two studios merged in 2006, and slowly, it looked like the genius of Pixar chief creative officer #JohnLasseter and his team had started getting absorbed by the creative minds at Disney. And, while the new movies of the Disney-Pixar era could be viewed as a result of good influence from one team to the other, there's actually a much more specific technique that Pixar was able to teach its mother company.
- New & Upcoming Pixar Movies: What Should We Look Forward To?
- The Ocean Is Calling: 7 Things You Might Not Know About Disney's Moana
- Everything We Know About Coco, Pixar's Only Upcoming Original Movie
The 'Brain Trust' Is A Process Unique To Pixar
What Pixar calls the "Brain Trust," or "Story Trust," is a complex process of dissecting a story until every element makes sense — but not only to the director and the writer. Instead, the ideas of a team working on a new movie are submitted to a whole bunch of people outside of the development process. Not only can it be tough, since it might lead to a scene or even a character getting completely scrapped, it's also particularly long.
Yet, it's an approach that's always proven satisfactory to the brains behind the Pixar gems, since it's forced them to get to the bottom of every single idea they've thrown on the table.
Moana Will Be The First Example Of The Old School Meeting The New
#Moana will be the first concrete example of the Pixar process applied to a Disney movie: Ron Clements and John Musker, the two directors of the Polynesian adventure, were also behind Aladdin, The Little Mermaid and Hercules, but completely changed their creative approach with Moana.
As Clements explains,
"It's a very collaborative environment. Moreso than it's ever been. Everybody pitches in and everyone feels like we're all working together on this stuff and we want it to be as good as it possibly can be."
Musker compared the technique to theater, where plays could be shown to a small public before starting to tour the country, in order to measure the reaction of the audience:
"In live-action, you write a script, then you film that script, and when you watch the movie there's not much you can do. This is more like a theatrical model. Where we take a play out of town. The play's not going to open for a year or two, but you're putting it up on the stage and you're re-working it and that's kind of what we do with these movies."
That's also why these projects can see so many different directors and writers come and go: #TaikaWaititi, the Kiwi director who directed the recent Hunt for the Wilderpeople, penned a first version of the script, but in the five years it took to bring Moana to life, he had time to work on three live-action movies, having just wrapped filming on Thor: Ragnarok.
Yet, it seems completely worth it if it means both Disney and Pixar can continue to release such heartfelt stories that will speak to generations to come.
Which Disney era do you like better?
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me and Kanye West,
we both dream in color,
and in rhyme,
but he's the one
selling records
in record time;
serves me right:
I finished college;
now he's got the hits,
and I just have knowledge;
if I had a day job,
I'd keep it.
January 25, 2009.
Copyright © 2009, Ricky A. Pursley. All rights reserved.
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Even the League of Extraordinary Bloggers is getting into the Halloween spirit. So what's the topic this time around?
Remember when Halloween was a big deal? I mean, a BIG deal? What was the most legendary costume you ever wore? What would you dress up as this year?
I could go on and on about some of the legendary costumes I had both as a kid and as an adult. Halloween has always been a big time for me and with the exception of only a handful of years in my entire life, I've always dressed up. In fact I'm trying to find a way to get a costume this year. I just haven't quite figured out an excuse yet.
Just recently I shared a story with my girlfriend about a Halloween back in 1988. At the time, the Ninja Turtles craze was just starting to sweep the nation. Naturally, I and about a billion other kids wanted to be a Ninja Turtle. There weren't much in the way of "official" costumes back then because it was so early in the Turtles era. However one company did put out official masks. Oddly enough they only had Leo and Raph masks.
I originally thought this was because Don or Mikey were more popular, but upon doing a recent search I can't find any proof that anyone other than Leo or Raph was made back then. I think a few years later they added them in, but the masks were different. Anyway, I desperately wanted to be Michelangelo. I managed to find a pretty neat Turtle costume, which was unlike any other I saw that year (and there were a TON of turtles out) and I personally think it was the best.
But the mask still presented a problem. My Dad wasn't always the most friendly person in the world back then, (turns out living with my Mom didn't make him very happy) but around Halloween he was always great at getting costumes. We looked EVERYWHERE for a Mikey mask, but there just weren't any to be found. So what did ol' resourceful Dad do? He bought a Leo mask and painted it orange.
Artist's recreation.
It turned into a HUGE hit. I was the only kid in town with a Michelangeo Ninja Turtle mask. I got a ton of questions about "how did you get that?" and "where did you find that?". It was like being a celebrity or something. I clearly had the best TMNT costume in town. With my unique turtle outfit and custom nunchucks and mask, I was the king of Halloween… Or something.
I also vividly remember that my cousin, who I used to trick or treat with, was Bart Simpson. After we were done collecting candy, we spent the better part of the night playing in our costumes as the characters. The storyline involved Bart Simpson and Mikey teaming up to face Shredder and a bunch of monsters. It sounds lame, but I assure you it was epic at the time.
The most expensive costume I've ever put together was my Dr. Doom costume from a few years ago. You'd think I'd have a bunch of pictures, but honestly at the time digital cameras weren't as prevalent as they are now and although someone in my family got a few shots, I don't have any of them. Anyway, the costume was several hundred dollars in the making because I bought 3/4s of a suit of armor to wear. It was heavy, expensive and I still get emails from Therion Arms' website as a result.
The armor was cumbersome and I had to learn all these armor terms to even know how to properly search it out. I had the Factory X Doctor Doom mask, back when it cost $200 or whatever. Shame I didn't pick up a Rocketeer helmet instead. Those go for big bucks now. I had my GF sew me a tunic and the cape/robe. It was impressive. Unfortunately, even though the costume rocked then… I still have this armor floating around in my basement and have no use for it. Crap was too costly to just throw it out, but it's probably too much of a hassle to sell on Ebay. Oh well.
Back then we were going to a huge Halloween party nearly every year and getting completely trashed. Here I was in armor with my head covered, my arms all the way to the top of my shoulders, my legs and feet all in armor parading around drunk with a bunch of other drunks. It was insane, honestly. It was probably the best costume I've ever had…
As for what I'd dress up this year? There's just a few things left on my checklist of costumes I'd really want to wear. I've always liked pumpkin head things, so possibly some sort of Headless Horsemen costume or Samhain. Likewise, I've always wanted to have a Shredder costume. I've done all the other big villains like Joker, Cobra Commander, etc. So that is one I've always wanted to do right.
I'm not the only one making classic icons into kids, over at Q the adult is going as some Lichtenstein instead of Frankenstein, while Crooked Ninja Turtle Gang is showing off his 1988 costume as well and it's NOT A TURTLE! Rounding things out is AEIOU with a long post of Creepy Costumes he's worn!
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Good stuff. I remember those Turtles masks. I mostly saw Raphs, I believe. Good on your dad for making you the one you wanted.
Cool stuff. My son was into the Turtles back then, not sure if he was ever one for Halloween, though.
My mom made me a custom Michaelangelo costume back then too. But mine was handmade, cuz she's a bit of a seamstress.
I loved your ninja turtle story. So sweet!
I'm surprised more people didn't do that. My Dad had access to a lot of cool paints, so he was able to find one that didn't flake off the latex… But I was shocked that a lot of other folks in the neighborhood didn't just paint their masks. It wasn't like that revolutionary of an idea, but yet, at the time, nobody else around town did it and there were a ton of turtles.
Thanks I appreciate it!
I suspect the TMNT will be popular Halloween costumes again this year.
I'll let you know next week. I work our local zoo's Halloween event and I get a good cross section of kids every night.
I would think being clad in armor could only help drunken interactions.
It did for the most part, but it also had some pratfalls too. Moving around wasn't exactly easy and even harder in a sea of drunks. That said, it was much more effective to throw some elbows if need be, haha.


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Why is there no pro Bono Accounting help anywhere in the UK?
I've just spent a VERY fruitless three weeks searching for pro Bono Accounting support ANYWHERE in the UK (We are an entirely non profit shcools education project providing groundbreaking resources in media literacy and film (The fastest growing subject at GCSE and A level and Degree) and we have essentially given up. We have concluded it simply doesnt exist.
There is that old joke about lawyers at the bottom of the sea, yet ironically with organisations like LawWorks, finding a pro bono lawyer for you charity is a painless process. NOT so for accountants. Why is that? I've decided that its not lawyers that deserve the jokes after all.
In the end, and because I am currently teaching at one of the universities in Boston, Massachusetts, USA I thought I'd try the Small Business Alliance (SBA) and was staggered to find we could get immediate, free help, and so I'm going to take up that offer and hope the differences between UK and US abbreviated accounts are not too great.
Think about that for a moment. A 100% UK non profit with abbreviated accounts gets help from a US non profit organisation in a few minutes of discussion, and gets nowhere in a few weeks of phone calls to at least four dozen organisations (there isnt the scope to list them all here and perhaps that would not be fair to them)
I'd like to get some sort of debate going. I'm very disappointed in this situation. Please add your thoughts. But suffice to say that the UK accountancy industry needs to get its act together (that will generate a few grumpy replies I'm sure) and think about creating a genuinely free or mostly free central repository of accounting firms willing and indeed keen to "put something back" into the system.
If Lawyers can do it, come on guys, so can the accounting industry. Whether or not you agree "we're all in it together" SOMEBODY needs to set up a LawWorks for accounting. Its been on the cards for years now, bust still doesnt exist.
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We do pro bono work
We offer pro bono work for a number of small non profits and charities
Our restriction would be on time and how much pro bono we were already doing for people. It would also need to be something that we were interested in supporting, as inevitably these things can take longer than planned.
Your project sounds very interesting.
Pro bono work
I currently, along with the firms I have worked for in the past and probably most high street accounting firms in the UK carry out a limited amount of pro-bono work in the form of helping OAPs, foster carers etc out with tax situations that we either do for free or at a reduced rate.
To be honest, our working practices and supervisory bodies along with certain legislation heavily limit how far we can take this. This likely explains your lack of success so far.
We don't shout about it
Every accounting firm I have worked with or for has done pro bono work. It's just not done on an organised countrywide basis and we tend not to make a fuss about it.
Have you tried your local chamber of commerce who may be able to suggest a sympathetic firm?
Every accounting firm I have worked with or for has done pro bono work. It's just not done on an organised countrywide basis and we tend not to make a fuss
Lawyers tend to need all the positive PR they can get.
Searching my institute's web site I found a number of items on probono work. This may help you http://www.icaew.com/~/media/Files/About-ICAEW/Newsroom/Accountancy/Features/ICAEW_0811_Big_Society%20FINAL.ashx
Aren't there a few sites doing this?
Assuming you have a part time role, e.g. Treasurer, Part time bookkeeping, P/T Accountant etc I'm not sure why this was even a problem for you. ICAEW advertise though their job service, though not sure if it is free to advertise. Other voluntary charity websites are below;
Try CFG
It certainly does exist.
Without knowing what sort of 'accounting support' you need, this may not be appropriate, but the Charity Finance Group runs free advertisments for voluntary Treasurers/Trustees. As its membership is mainly senior charity finance staff, they can be very helpful in helping you set up the systems you need. http://www.cfg.org.uk/careers/advertising-with-us.aspx
Larger firms have structured CSR programmes; for instance Ernst & Youngs is delivered via UnLtd http://www.unltd.org.uk/template.php?ID=13
There's also TrusteeBank http://www.ncvo-vol.org.uk/trusteebank
Hope this helps
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Define 'Not for Profit'. Does this mean that NOBODY gets paid. If they (you) do why should a professional do their contribution for free?
Rant over.
do you still need help?
I'm happy to consider pro bono work. Half my family are teachers, i've worked in film and music - sounds interesting! Take a look at my website - to see if i have right skills...
ProBono Accounting
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Film Flam
AMC develops 'The Son,' 'Sin City 2' covers up, Cinema East drops lineup
By Kimberley Jones,
10:11AM, Fri. Jun. 6, 2014
Prodigal sons, a little less sex, and an indie film prince are in this edition of Film Flam.
Class reunion! Michener Center for Writers graduate Philipp Meyer's much-lauded second novel, The Son, a multigenerational saga about a Texas ranching family, is being adapted into a dramatic series by AMC. Meyer will executive produce with fellow Michener alums Brian McGreevy and Lee Shipman (Hemlock Grove). McGreevy hyped the news in a tweet yesterday, saying he was "happy to report will be taking a trip to Texas with AMC"; it remains to be seen if that's a metaphorical trip, or if the series will in fact be shot on location in Texas.
Indie mainstay Kevin Corrigan's not from Texas, but he's made the trip plenty over the years, appearing in Bob Byington's movies and Terrence Malick's still-to-come Knight of Cups. Corrigan will take part in an AFS Moviemaker Dialogue about his far-ranging career, which includes Walking & Talking, Slums of Beverly Hills, Scotland, P.A., Pineapple Express, and The Departed. Event takes place at the Marchesa Theatre on Monday, June 23; tickets here.
In its short history, Cinema East's summer film series has become a reliable place to catch microindies and festival favorites that otherwise wouldn't reach Austin audiences. Its newly announced 2014 schedule, held Sunday evenings at the French Legation, kicks off June 22 with Leah Meyerhoff's I Believe in Unicorns and includes additional SXSW '14 alums like Wild Canaries and Above All Else, from ATX filmmaker John Fiege. Check out Cinema East's Facebook page for full schedule
Remember that brouhaha over the sexy-time one-sheet for Sin City: A Dame to Kill For? A new poster was revealed yesterday, presumably satisfying both the MPAA and Sin City's marketing department, which enjoyed two weeks of free promotion for the sequel, in theatres Aug. 22.
Speaking of Austin movies at the cineplex this summer: There are a lot. Mark your calendar: PJ Raval's documentary Before You Know It has a run at the Violet Crown Cinema June 20-26; Kat Candler's Hellion, starring Aaron Paul and Juliette Lewis, opens in Austin on June 27 (and on June 30, Austin Film Society and Arts+Labor host a premiere party and screening with cast and crew in attendance); Michael Tully's Ping Pong Summer opens in limited release today – though no word yet on an Austin release date, you can watch it on VOD now; and Richard Linklater's eagerly anticipated, coming-of-age-in-real-time dramaBoyhood opens July 11 nationally and July 18 locally.
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Jonny's 100 per cent bad day
The England rugby supporters' club trooped into Subiaco on Saturday with an 18-metre wide white jersey encasing a huge inflatable replica of Martin Johnson.
By half-time in England's key group game against South Africa, the giant doll would have been severely deflated along with English spirits with the teams locked at 6-6.
If the Springboks meant to rattle England's cage, they were doing a damn fine job as the sides filed off to the dressing rooms for what we can only imagine would have been a few stern words from Clive Woodward.
This was not how it was supposed to be according to a plan the England head coach has carefully constructed over several months. But he might have expected as much from a Springbok…


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The Beast of Stalingrad was a novella published by Thebes Publishing and the second story in the Erimem series.
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- Erimem
- Ibrahim Hadmani
- Andy Hansen
- Tom Niven
- Helena
- Isabella Zemanova
- Drofen
- Orla Wilton
- Trina Barton
- Yuri Kurkov
- Piotr
- Yusef
- William Dunn
- Alexei Zemanova
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- Andy says if Mary Poppins tried flying in the current weather, she would end up in Norway.
- Andy compares Erimem living in a cupboard at Helena and Ibrahim's house to Harry Potter living in a cupboard under the stairs.
- Andy describes Erimem as having a Mona Lisa smile.
- Erimem jokes about using Google.
- Isabella mentions Jules Verne and H. G. Wells.
- Isabella and her sons passed through Leningrad.
- Erimem gives cup-a-soup to Isabella.
Notes Edit
- This story is told from the first person POV, but it alternates between Isabella, Ibrahim, Andy, Erimem, and Tom.
Continuity Edit
- Ibrahim says Erimem brought up going to Stalingrad five weeks after they got back from Actium. (PROSE: The Last Pharaoh)
- Erimem uses her gladius sword. (PROSE: The Last Pharaoh)
- Erimem recounts being taught by Antranak. (AUDIO: The Eye of the Scorpion, PROSE: The Coming of the Queen)
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Point of Sale secrets
Posted on 24th May 2016 by Luke Wilkinson
You might think that the point of sale system is just for transactions… Think again.
Here are some things you can do in the Point of Sale system that you might not already know:
1. Client Accounts
Did you know that you can store both credit and debit in the POS system. For example, you can take a deposit for a service over the phone before a client comes in. Simply select the client and click on the sales line and select account. You can change it to how much they want to put down as the deposit, e.g. £50. Then, when the client is back in the salon, it will remind you that the client has paid a deposit and only needs to pay the remaining balance! This simple solution can be done for store debt as well. All is shown in the below video.
2. Grouping Clients
Do you ever get clients that want to pay together? You can easily group clients through the appointment book. All you have to do is right click on the appointment, add to group and click on new group. You can then right click on any other appointments and add to them to this group. The appointment book will automatically specify a colour to any client in this group. When the clients are ready to pay, you then have the option to check out the entire group or the individual. If you click group payment it will add all the clients in one payment. Easy as pie... You can even add any products or more services to any individual as well should they want a little more.
3. Managing expenses and petty cash
It's important to process your expenses through the point of sale to ensue that business expenditure is calculated accurately. For example, should you want to pay for magazines, food or stationary; this should all be done through the POS system. If you want to edit an existing expense simply pick the expense from the drop down or if you want to pick a new expense just click new. Type in what the expense is for and click save. Then, when you come to pay for something, you can click 'expense' from the clients button. If money is being taken from the register and change returned, then the expense should be processed as petty cash.
4. Managing Professional Products
Depending on the size of your business, Shortcuts recommends putting your empty products in a separate bin to be scanned at the end of each day or week. By scanning the barcode or even searching for the product on the system you can then tell Shortcuts that these products have been used and update your product levels accordingly. You can then view your professional product report to see how much you've used in any date range needed. This is extremely handy to know how much you need for the future.
5. Printing a quote
Your clients may wish to see a price estimate before they book a service. You can easily provide your clients with a price estimate by printing a quote at the Point of Sale. You can also add a note at the end of the quote; we recommend you should add an expiry for price changes and perhaps increase call to action! You would basically choose the employee and service as you normally would, but choose quote instead. You can then simply print this off so the client can then bring it to the appointment should they wish to pursue the service.
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BUILDING work on Sheffield's new Moor Market and adjoining shop units has reached an important stage – with the last of 75 giant stone panels fitted into place.
The scheme, by Sheffield Council and Moor landlord Scottish Widows, is the biggest city centre development since St Paul's Place and is worth more than £20 million in total.
Work started in June and, according to site manager Darren Lomas, of contractor Bowmer and Kirkland, is progressing on time and without a hitch.
Mr Lomas said: "The project is two schemes – the market and the retail united – and both are progressing on time and according to the programme.
"The retail units are estimated for completion on May 13 and the market for November 28 next year."
The market is the long-awaited replacement for Castle Market, while the retail units are set to become the permanent new home of TJ Hughes department store, which left its old home in the former House of Fraser store last month.
Mr Lomas said: "Overall, both the market and retail units will be worth more than £20 million and this will be the biggest development in Sheffield city centre for some time, since St Paul's Place."
Work is happening in stages, with the exterior section of the retail units facing The Moor built first because a crane has to stand just behind the facade to lift the stone panels into place.
Darren said: "There are 75 stone panels, the heaviest of which weigh 11 tonnes and the crane has to stand in a certain place to lift them into place."
The last of the panels was put into place yesterday. Their weight contrasts with the hundreds of steel beams also being hoisted into position, the heaviest of which is only three tonnes.
Further back on the site, the frame of the market building is starting to take shape, with wooden beams being erected which will form the roof.
Bowmer and Kirkland, which has previously worked on schemes in Sheffield including building Park and Springs academies and the St Paul's Hotel, is using local contractors 'where possible' for the development on The Moor, Mr Lomas said.
Companies from Doncaster, Chesterfield and Sheffield are working on the scheme.
But one aspect will involve specialist contractors from elsewhere – erection of the brass shingle and glass roof over the market entrance.
The work will be carried out by Richardson Roofing, a company which has previously worked on the Eden Project in Cornwall, where environments including rainforests have been recreated under glazed canopies.
Work on the new market and retail units could not start until every inch of the site was checked for an unexploded wartime bomb which remains buried in the area. The area was surveyed to a depth of nine metres – the depth of the 706 piles which have been sunk into the ground.
The entire process took three months, with contractors working from one side of the site to the other.
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Residents of Mosul may face a horrific future as Iraqi soldiers and Shia militias stand accused of torturing the city's children
Disturbing images showing young men and even children being tortured by the Iraqi army and Shia-allied militias have emerged, raising concern about the safety of residents fleeing the Iraqi city of Mosul.
As the forces backed by an international coalition battle to take over the last stronghold of Daesh, civilians trying to escape have been caught up in the fight.
"After escaping the horrors of war and tyranny of [Daesh], Sunni Arabs in Iraq are facing brutal revenge attacks at the hands of militias and government forces, and are being punished for crimes committed by the group," Philip Luther of Amnesty International said in a recent report.
In the videos and pictures circulating across social media, soldiers can be seen hitting boys with a hammer and guns.
One video shows a child named Ihab Muhamad screaming with pain as ISF soldiers beat him to tell if his family members belong to Daesh, according to Middle East Monitor.
TRT World has not been able to verify the authenticity of the footage.
But analysts have been warning for days that civilians escaping the clutches of Daesh can become victim of sectarian reprisals.
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has insisted on multiple occasions that Sunni and Arab forces should be allowed to remain in the city to avoid disturbing the demography.
The Iraqi army and southern Shia militias have unleashed similar brutality in May and June of this year during the operation to retake Fallujah, according to the report.
"In one shocking incident at least 12 men and four boys from the Jumaila tribe who fled al-Sijir, north of Fallujah, were extra judicially executed after they handed themselves in to men wearing military and federal police uniforms," it said.
The Iraqi government of Haider al-Abadi had earlier promised that only trained Iraqi troops will enter the city of Mosul, where around 1 million civilians are trapped.
Survivors of past incidents share harrowing details of abuse on hands of militias.
"There was blood on the walls… They hit me and the others with anything they could lay their hands on, metal rods, shovels, pipes, cables. They walked on top of us with their boots," one survivor told Amnesty International.
Such incidents could plunge Iraq into a new wave of sectarian conflict that has already killed tens of thousands of people.
"As the battle to retake Mosul gets underway, it is crucial that the Iraqi authorities take steps to ensure these appalling abuses do not happen again," said Luther.


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Shawn Achor's talks have taken him to over 50 countries and to a wide range of audiences from the White House to the NFL, CEOs in China, doctors in Dubai, schoolchildren in South Africa, farmers in Zimbabwe, as well as numerous Fortune 100 companies, the NBA, and the Pentagon.
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"We can't thank Shawn enough for making this year's Johnson & Johnson OCMO Leadership Team meeting such a success. His presentation was a highlight of our event. Our meeting objectives focused on audience engagement, leadership skills, structured networking and fun – Shawn helped us achieve all of these and then some. I've already witnessed my colleagues engaging in the happiness habits, and I'm practicing them myself!"
— Johnson & Johnson
"An amazing event! It was such fun and so stimulating to have Shawn at Facebook! As we strive to help the world become more open and connected, remaining positive and grateful for meaningful and productive relationships is essential! Shawn's ideas and research is very insightful to us as we think about our mission. Thank-you!"
"Our expectations for Shawn's talk at our recent H.R. Conference was quite high, given what I had seen of his "TED" talk and having read much of The Happiness Advantage – and all those expectations were exceeded! While I knew the content would be powerful and anticipated the delivery would be engaging, I underestimated the positive impact it would have on the audience beyond the conference. The attendees have been quite energized and have begun taking actions to be happier and more grateful in their own lives. Further, while the learning will be applicable at our workplace, I think the attendees felt the impact was transferable to all aspects of their lives (and their families)."
— The Wendy's Company
"Shawn Achor is a talented and engaging speaker. He has the ability to reach his audience through a unique combination of humor and real life experiences intertwined with results from his extensive research on happiness that brings credibility and validity to his message, which should resonate with any individual or company that values continuous improvement and strives for peak performance. I highly recommend Shawn Achor as both a speaker and an author. I am happier as a result of Shawn's positive influence on my life and family."
— Corning Credit Union
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Most business is done under the guideline that: if you work harder, you will be more successful, and then you will be happy. This formula is scientifically backward. What over a decade of research shows is that training your brain to be positive first actually leads to greater success at work. In fact, only 25% of job success is predicted by intelligence, the rest is determined by your optimism, social support network and the ability to manage energy and stress in a positive way. Based on Shawn's book,The Happiness Advantage (2010) and research studying top performers at Harvard, the world's largest banks and Fortune 500 companies, Shawn explains what positive psychology is, how much we can change, and practical applications and strategies for reaping the Happiness Advantage in the midst of change and challenge.
Confidence, trust and job satisfaction are at historic lows. At the start of the economic collapse, Shawn worked with the world's largest banks to restore confidence and forward progress. By researching the managers who maintained high levels of success and leadership during this challenging time, he found that our brains develop confidence based on the belief that our behavior matters towards creating the outcomes we desire. To overcome learned helplessness, we must create "wins" for our brain and train ourselves to be rational optimists. Based on the science of positive psychology and case studies of working with companies in the midst of an economic collapse, Shawn provides practical applications for raising the belief that individual behavior matters and strategies to help leaders to keep teams motivated and engaged.
Common sense is not common action. This is because awareness does not necessarily equal transformation because we require a certain level of "activation energy" to start a change. Shawn's research in the field of positive psychology reveals how small shifts in our mindset and behavior can ripple out to a team and even an entire organization. Audiences will learn about the latest scientific research on mirror neurons and mental priming to explain how positivity and negativity spread, case studies on how to become a lightning rod for change, and findings on how a positive ripple effect profoundly affects an organization's ability to transition and change.
At schools and companies alike, we often are taught: "If I work harder, then I will be successful, and then I will be happy." This formula is scientifically backwards. Shawn explains how when we flip the formula, and focus on being positive first, we raise nearly every educational and business outcome. By demonstrating how happiness is a choice, we can help students not only cultivate positive habits and mindsets, but achieve higher levels of success as a result. Based on Shawn's study of 1600 Harvard students, his seven years as a Freshmen Proctor, and his subsequent work at schools and companies in over 50 countries, Shawn uses the latest research, interactive experiments, and humorous stories, to show how simple changes to our mindset and habits can bring this research to life and create happiness and success for our schools and for ourselves.
Why are some people able to make great changes, while others stay the same? Based on the research in Before Happiness (2013) and cutting edge of positive psychology and neuroscience, Shawn takes us to the beginning of human potential. Each of us has a picture of reality, and this mental picture determines our likelihood of success and our ability to harness our brain's IQ, emotional and social intelligence. Using his signature humor, new case studies and interactive experiments that engage the audience, Shawn clearly demonstrate how each of us can become a "positive genius," someone who can continually use true facts to see the most helpful and positive reality and then share this reality with others. In this program, participants will learn how to harness the latest research on managing stress that Shawn did with Yale University, how to navigate multiple realities at work, cancel internal and external noise, add vantage points to planning, use success accelerants to speed goal completion and use meaning markers to spread positive genius throughout a team, family and an entire organization.


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Jessie from Ageless Pages Reviews is helping me clean up my TBR ARC shelf – this month, we read the contemporary novel, Underwater, together. Jessie: Underwater by Marisa Reichardt. It's gotten a lot of attention the last few weeks. Thoughts? Feelings? Impressions? Mine were, in general, positive, but this was not a favorite for me. Lyn: more »


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Authentic Italian meatballs dance with a piquant red pepper pesto and lush orchetta pasta in this delightful take on an Italian classic.
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 30 minutes
Makes: 2 servings
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- 30-40 fresh basil leaves
- 1/8 cup pine nuts
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- 1 cup fresh spinach
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DETROIT -- A person familiar with the decision says Notre Dame will hire Grand Valley State coach Chuck Martin to coach the Irish defensive backs.
The person, who spoke Monday on the condition of anonymity because Notre Dame has not made the announcement, said Martin is expected to sign his contract next week.
Martin won a pair of Division II titles at Grand Valley State and finished second this season. He was 74-7 in six years with the Lakers.
Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly won consecutive national championships at Grand Valley State. He moved on to Central Michigan and Cincinnati before being hired by the Irish earlier this month.
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GOP presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich welcomed the decision by his rival Mitt Romney to release his tax returns.
The focus of the race could now go on to "bigger and more important things," said Gingrich Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press.
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The decision came after increased pressure from critics on the left and the right calling on him to do so, with many suggesting that Romney was seeking to avoid disclosing his financial information.
Romney had been hesitant to say when he would release the returns even as he was repeatedly asked to clarify his intentions.
In announcing his plans to release the returns, Romney said the issue had become a distraction.
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In the same interview on NBC, Gingrich, coming off a decisive win in the South Carolina Republican primary, said South Carolina voters had voiced their opinion on the former House Speaker's past conduct. Just before the Palmetto State primary, Gingrich's second ex-wife, Marianne, said Gingrich had asked for an open marriage when the two were together. Gingrich's marital background has been seen by some as a liability for his candidacy. The former speaker is in his third marriage.
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Gingrich won Saturday's South Carolina primary with 40 percent of the vote, beating Mitt Romney with about 27 percent and Rick Santorum with 17 percent.


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BBC has produced some outstanding free educational resources over the years. Their new schools site is a continuation of that fine tradition. Spend a few minutes (or hours) poking around this site and you'll learn how to count to 100 in Mandrin, find an interactive timeline of America's Civil Rights struggle and brainstorm on a pinball machine...and much more.
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Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world.
In today's edition:
- More Children At Risk in Eritrea's Drought
- Iraq Authorities Boost Security after Church Bombs
- Church of England to Debate Communion with ACNA
- Islamists Get Minority Rights Leader Jailed in Pakistan
More Children at Risk in Eritrea's Drought
Catholic News Service reports that Catholic aid officials are concerned about the increasing numbers of malnourished, feeble children in Eritrea. Widespread famine and severe drought in Eritrea left some 85,000 children malnourished, according to Amensty International. Orphanages are overwhelmed by the numbers of needy children. "Unless you've been there and seen it, you cannot understand the gravity of the situation," said Gabriel Delmonaco, U.S. national secretary for the Catholic Near East Welfare Association. "The children were too weak to talk, too weak to walk . . . they could not even swat the flies flying around them."
Iraq Authorities Boost Security after Church Bombs
Reuters reports that Iraqi officials imposed a curfew in Mosul on Monday, hoping to avoid violence against Christian neighborhoods in the city. The move follows a series of deadly bombings against seven churches in Mosul and Baghdad on Sunday and Monday morning. "We had warned the authorities that we would be targeted, that our churches would be struck again, but we got no response," said Chaldean Bishop Shleimon Warduni in Baghdad. "They left our churches without protection." A Christian human rights leader in Baghdad voiced concern that Christians are attacked as the "weakest link in the chain of Iraqi society." The bombings killed four people and injured more than 30 others.
Church of England to Debate Communion with ACNA
Christian Today reports that the Church of England has delayed a vote on a resolution welcoming the new Anglican Church in North America into communion. The motion, presented by a lay member at the York General Synod, was tabled on Friday, but has gained renewed importance after The Episcopal Church in America voted Tuesday to end a moratorium on gay bishops. The Anglican Church in North America officially split from the more liberal Episcopal Church last year. The Rev Paul Perkin, a member of General Synod and chair of the steering committee of the orthodox Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans, said the motion needs to be considered by the Synod at the earliest opportunity, namely in the February sessions in 2010".
Islamists Get Minority Rights Leader Jailed in Pakistan
Compass Direct News reports that Pakistani minority rights activist Joseph Francis and two other officials from the Centre for Legal Aid Assistance and settlement (CLAAS) were imprisoned for forged documents. Christians believe the arrest was connected with a false charge of assaulting a woman he had counseled regarding her conversion to Islam, at the behest of her Christian parents. One of Francis' lawyers told Compass that the court did not listen to arguments for releasing Francis as it was biased toward the Islamists who have urged the woman to charge the CLAAS officials with assault.


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Joel Keith Pinion, 47, of 1151 Winder Highway, died Saturday, May 31, 2003.
A native of Barrow County, Mr. Pinion was a son of Charlie Pinion, Jefferson, and the late Dorothy Faye Elder Pinion. He was a graduate of the University of Georgia with an MSW Degree in Social Work. He was a social worker for St. Mary's Hospital Nursing Home and worked with the State of Texas Correctional Division. He was a member of Galilee Christian Church.
Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. today at Galilee Christian Church, Jefferson, with Minister Tom Plank officiating.
Survivors, in addition to his father, include a sister, Martha Erb, Lawrenceville; three brothers, Charles Pinion, Braselton, James Pinion, Jefferson, and John Pinion, Douglasville; and a number of aunts and uncles.
Pallbearers will be Hal Davis, Michael Morris, Stanley Morris, Doug Pinion Jr., Sammy Smith, and Jimmy Whitlock.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Galilee Christian Church Building Fund, 2191 Galilee Church Road, Jefferson, GA 30549.
Evans Funeral Home has charge of arrangements.
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Austin-based filmmaker Don Howard enjoys documentaries; he's just not keen on the way they're usually presented. "The assumption is that if you use a lot of footage and put a voice-of-God narration over it, it becomes the truth," he says. "But it's really more complicated than that. I want to challenge people into thinking about how these things are made."
Howard didn't have to look far for the subject of his cinematic experiment; he chose his hometown for the offbeat yet ultimately warming Letter from Waco. Howard wrote, directed, produced and narrated the movie, which combines historical footage, contemporary interviews and Howard's unique sensibilities to tell the city's story.
"Even growing up, I thought it was an interesting place. And a lot of people see their own hometowns in the film. But there's a lot of tall tales in Texas history, and I wanted to [address] that, as well," Howard says. He boils down the Waco story to race, religion, death and football. Well, that and the Branch Davidians. Howard began collecting footage shortly after a longhaired, gun-toting Wacon named Vernon Howell (a.k.a. David Koresh) focused the world's attention on the Southern town.
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"It was thought that the town was full of crazy people after that, but a lot of [locals] didn't even know those people were out there. Once they understood I wasn't out to make anyone look bad, they opened up," Howard says. One who opened up a little too much was Jim Phipps, an elderly, suspenders-wearing former Baylor football star. Oblivious to the camera, Phipps punctuates his own take on the town's history with expletives that are beeped out of the soundtrack but clocked with an on-screen "odometer." Letter from Waco also touches on everything from gunfights to debutante balls. Newsreel footage explores the 1953 tornado that destroyed the once-thriving city's downtown district.
In Waco, Howard reflects that the city is like "the Old South slamming up against the wild, wild west." Over a montage of equally ubiquitous churches and bars, the narrator adds that "Saturday night and Sunday morning is the yin and yang for lots of Americans -- and certainly Texans. But it's extra-vivid around here."
-- Bob Ruggiero
Letter from Waco screens at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, July 11. Filmmaker Don Howard will be present; a reception follows. The Rice Media Center, Rice University entrance 8 (University and Stockton), 527-4853. More info: 522-8592. $5.


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|Channel norm-bases user scheduling in coordinated multi-point systems
|Han, Shengqian; Yang, Chenyang; Bengtsson, Mats; Pérez Neira, Ana Isabel
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|Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Departament de Teoria del Senyal i Comunicacions; Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. A&MP - Grup de Processament d'Arrays i Sistemes Multicanal
In this paper, we address the problem of user scheduling in downlink coordinated multi-point transmission (CoMP) systems, where multiple users are selected and then served with zero forcing beamformer simultaneously by several cooperative base stations (BSs). To reduce the enormous overhead led by obtaining full channel state information at the transmitter, a low-feedback user scheduling method called channel normbased user scheduler (NUS), is proposed by exploiting the asymmetric channel feature of CoMP systems. Simulation results show that the channel norm provides sufficient information for user scheduling when each BS has one antenna, where the performance gap between the NUS and the greedy user selection (GUS) is negligible with respect to both the cell average throughput and the cell edge throughput. When each BS has multiple antennas, NUS is inferior to GUS, but still significantly outperforms the uncoordinated systems.
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Signal theory (Telecommunication)
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- Since medical students have requirements beyond other students, you may find it necessary to get additional immunizations prior to enrollment. You will need to provide proof of the following immunizations and requirements found on the AAMC Standardized Immunization Form as well as submit the UCF Student Health Services Supplemental Meningitis Form. For information on vaccines, please visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – Vaccine Information Statements. Please click here for further information on the Hepatitis B vaccine for healthcare personnel.
- In addition, M.D. students are required to provide documentation of two-step PPD testing (documentation of two Mantoux skin tests within 12 months preceding enrollment at UCF COM, with the second test administered 1 – 3 weeks after the first test). If there is a history of positive PPD, documentation of a current chest x-ray and the Tuberculosis Screening Questionnaire is required (within the past 12 months). Alternatively, you will need to either obtain a QuantiFERON-Gold TB blood test or the T-SPOT IGRA blood test indicating a negative status for TB. This test will be submitted annually during the PPD screening period (prior to each subsequent academic year).
- Seasonal Influenza vaccinations are required annually. For incoming first year students, they are not required prior to August Orientation as they will not be available.
- All enrolled students must show proof of a physical examination prior to matriculation into the College of Medicine. Please have your health care provider complete the following Physical Examination Verification Form and submit it to the UCF College of Medicine Office of Student Affairs.
- DO NOT SEND DOCUMENTS TO THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE. You will be provided with information on where to upload your documentation beginning in the summer.
Urine Drug Screen
- All medical students are required to undergo a urine drug screen upon matriculation. Specific information will be sent out to students the summer before orientation to their mailing address listed on AMCAS.
Health and Disability Insurance
- All enrolled students must show proof of health and disability insurance coverage. If you are not enrolling with the UCF health insurance plan, please complete and submit the Proof of Health Insurance form to meet this requirement. If you are not enrolling with the UCF COM disability insurance plan, please complete and submit the Proof of Disability Insurance form to meet this requirement. For information regarding the UCF health insurance plan, please visit http://www.shs.sdes.ucf.edu. For information on disability insurance, please visit the disability insurance section of our website.
UCF ID Card
- UCF College of Medicine M.D. students must have a UCF ID Card to access the library and other student services. For information about UCF ID cards please visit http://www.ucfcard.ucf.edu.
Parking Decals
- In order to park on campus, you must obtain an appropriate UCF parking permit. Parking permits will not be available for online purchase until mid-July. Any orders processed online prior to July will result in a summer term-only decal, not intended for the College of Medicine. Annual decals are valid from August 1, 2016 through July 31, 2017. For more information, please visit http://parking.ucf.edu. Students will be expected to attend preceptorships in the community, as well as complete clinical or research assignments with local teaching partners; in order to travel to their sites, most students have found that it is necessary to have a personal vehicle.
White Coat
- All M.D. students will receive a white coat. Information on sizing will be provided to students during the summer before orientation.
Other Enrollment Information
- M.D. students will be required to purchase specific medical instruments for their work in the Clinical Skills and Simulation Center. For more information, please visit the Doctor's Bags page.
- M.D. students will be provided with a laptop for their use during school.
- For information on required and recommended textbooks, please see the textbooks page.
At this time, we are requesting that all incoming students in the Class of 2021 do not send their paperwork to the Office for Student Affairs at this time. Students will be notified at a later date where to send their documentation.


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Five Governance Best Practices for Companies That Want to Go Public
For a private company that wants to go public, putting best governance practices into action will make the IPO process go smoother and will prepare the board of directors for the rules and regulations to come. Read this blog for five governance best practices that will get you started on the right foot.
Part 3 – Tips for Handling the New Revenue Recognition Standard
Part 3 of 3 in our revenue recognition blog series concerns the necessity of starting to take implementation steps now so your company is compliant in the long term. To help get your transition off on the right foot, this post briefly outlines five simple tips and tricks that you and your company can follow as December 2017 draws nearer.
What Can Professional Athletes Teach Us About Taxes?
It's not often that the worlds of professional sports and equity compensation intersect. True, I have a Google alert set up for "stock options" that sometimes returns articles about how the stock of football players impacts their career options (as in "Joe Schmo played really well in the last game; his stock is really rising"), but that's not what I'm referring to. I'm talking about domestic mobility. While we are struggling with how compensation is taxed when employees travel from one state to another, this is an issue that professional sports has been dealing with for a long time now.
Part 2 – Revenue Recognition Standard: The Timeline
It's been a long and winding road for the new revenue recognition standard. In post 2 of 3 of our series, we provide a recap of the biggest moments in the revenue recognition update saga since it was first introduced 13 years ago.
Parental Advice That Sticks: Keep It Simple!
I've been thinking about those little pearls of wisdom or nuggets of information that hang on, things we learned ages ago that travel with us. One I've never forgotten came from good old Dad. I still hear the sound track in my head: "Don't take wooden nickels" … "Worrying won't change anything" … "Don't ever pay full price." But one piece of parental advice that stuck with me was some variation of the perennial favorite, "Don't overcomplicate it!"—or "KISS."
Part 1 – The 5 Ws of the New Revenue Recognition Standard
Whether familiarizing yourself with the updated revenue recognition guidance for the first time or brushing up on the basics in preparation for implementation, part 1 of 3 in this blog series boils down the 5 Ws of rev rec in a simple, concise manner.
What Every Equity Plan Manager Needs to Know About Marketing
Designing and managing equity plans is half the battle – effective communications represents the other half and requires equity plan managers to put on their marketing caps. I know that you already have a ton on your plate, so here is a quick "Marketing 101" that will help you gain awareness for your equity plans.


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20 He did not fail to confess, but confessed freely, 'I am not the Messiah.'
21 They asked him, 'Then who are you? Are you Elijah?'
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Borrowing the finest design elements of the Old World, the Messina Collection incorporates a sophisticated iron scroll basket motif. The hand painted Aged Mahogany finish brings out decorative leaves, scrolls and intricate detailing, while sepia haze glass creates a warm ambiance.
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Protect yourself against fire crackers this Diwali
Posted by Royal Sundaram on 14 Oct 2011
Diwali means joy, fun and togetherness. It is a festival when all of us come together to celebrate the victory of good over evil.
Diwali also means new clothes, diyas and candles, colourful electric lamps, sweets and firecrackers.
To make your Diwali a truly joyous occasion, here are some do's and dont's you should follow. Ensure you and your family takes these precautionary measures to enjoy a peaceful Diwali.
- Always get firecrackers from an authorized manufacturer.
- Keep the crackers in a closed box and place it in a cool and dry place.
- Keep them away from the reach of children and also from source of fire.
- Go through the safety recommendations provided by the company.
- Make sure you have enough open space to light your crackers.
- Maintain arm's length distance while you burst crackers.
- To ensure maximum safety from fire, wear heavier cotton clothes.
- Throw used fireworks in a water bucket which would avoid people from stepping on used fireworks.
- Keep buckets filled with water, portable extinguishers ready if in case any fire turns out.
- If your clothes catch fire do not panic, drop down on the ground and roll.
- Ensure a safe place for people who can become sick due to the smoke and noise generated.
- Burst rockets by placing them in a bottle filled with sand.
- Do not burn crackers in crowded places and also near sources of fire.
- Do not let children burst crackers unless accompanied by an adult.
- Do not bend over while lighting crackers especially flower pots.
- Never re-ignite crackers that do not light at the first instance.
- Do not rush immediately toward crackers that haven't caught fire, wait for a while and then go.
- Do not hold crackers in your hand and light them.
- Never burst crackers from a metal containers or glass bottle for special effects.
- Do not throw lit firework on people, it's a criminal offence.
- Do not keep pets near the firing place as the noise generated can hamper them.
So, before you even start hosting the light and sound show make sure you follow the above listed precautions, thus ensuring that everyone around will have a safe and happy Diwali.
Have a safe and happy Diwali and may the festival of light expel the darkness out of your homes.
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Eat your heart out, Green Men: there's a new fan costume game in town. Two Winnipeg Jets fans donned masks depicting Statler and Waldorf while sitting behind the player benches for Tuesday's road game against the Vancouver Canucks.
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Saturdays are the worst for shopping. If I'm off weekends, I almost always stay homeReplyDelete
I think most everyone over 40 can relate to those experiences. It is a shame that manners, courtesy and commonsense are not enforced by parents.ReplyDelete
It isn't just the kids, some adults evidently never had a home life.
Imma stop before I head where I shouldn't. The sun WILL shine again.
We must live our lives, but there are times I wish I was appointed the worlds teacher with strong immediate discipline options. LOL
That was some day at the mall!! I'm glad I rarely go to the mall.ReplyDelete
ONE of the reasons I love living out in the middle of nowhere. : )
I guess I'm old--I once bumped into a table & said "Excuse me"!!ReplyDelete
Sounds like a horrible day! There are really tiring people out there but there are also some really wonderful ones. I hope you encounter those types on your next visit.ReplyDelete
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...it just sows how good a person you are.
Keep that light shining
Sigh. Some days I am ashamed of our species.ReplyDelete
I hope today is much, much better.
You're a stronger person than me:)ReplyDelete
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Stephen Barber & Sandi Harris Lutemakers
Catalogue and Price List 2014
Terms and Conditions 2014
Waiting time
(January 5th 2015)
Our waiting-list currently extends to just under 14 months April 2016; however, we reserve regular 'gaps' in the list in order to accomodate the player who requires an instrument urgently - not running a 'continuous' list also of course allows us the flexibility to produce new models and prototypes, to travel for research and exhibition purposes, and to build instruments which are ready for immediate purchase:
Instruments available for sale now
Moreover, we are professional, and work very efficiently, so that we are usually able to find a 'gap' within, say, the next 6 months at any given point, should your requirements mean that your need for an instrument is urgent. Please inquire for up-to-date details and availability of these 'gaps'.
We also strive to fit in orders for Student Lutes between 8-16 weeks of ordering, since the vast majority of these are ordered by students, young players and beginners, and we feel that it is vitally important that new enthusiasm is not frustrated by being pushed to the end of a waiting-list which may appear frustratingly-long to some.
Whilst every effort will be made to complete orders on time (and this workshop has an excellent record for punctuality!) no absolute guarantee can be given in this respect.
Ordering Information & Business Terms
Once a model has been selected and we have discussed and agreed your requirements concerning string spacings and decoration, and a build date has been agreed, we ask for a deposit to confirm your order.
An order is confirmed by the payment of a deposit, which for most renaissance lutes will be £1600, 11, 12 and 13c baroque lutes will be £2000; guitars, vihuelas and continuo instruments also require a deposit of £2000, and Student Lutes £800. For certain special orders, where, for example, special research or elaborate decoration are involved, or complex instuments such as theorbos, baroque lutes and certain guitars, a slightly higher deposit or stage payments may be asked for.
The balance is payable in full upon completion of the instrument, ready for either collection or delivery; an order will not be released from the workshop until full payment has been made.
Payment can be made by personal cheque, Banker's Order (Draft), direct bank-to-bank electronic transfer, or cash (in British Pounds Sterling {£}); we also accept payment in Euros. We are not able to accept payment by credit card (with the exception of a cash advance made against a credit card when personally collecting an instrument from our workshop; this can be done at our local bank near the workshop).
Bank details will be sent once an order is placed.
We do not charge VAT (Value Added Tax, TVA, Mehrwertsteuer) so there are no import taxes or duty costs throughout the European Union member states. For other countries, local import taxes and duties may apply.
Customers wishing to pay upon collection from the workshop must do so by either Banker's Draft or cash (in British Pounds Sterling {£} or Euros {€}); If payment is made by personal cheque, 7 working days must be allowed for clearance by the bank before the instrument is released. Overseas customers are advised to make payments directly by bank-to-bank electronic transfer, using the IBAN/SWIFT system, or use the Giro system of bank-to-bank transfer, where available.
We also have a dedicated Euro account, for the convenience of customers in the European currency ( € ) zone.
We do not send instruments out 'on approval' and an order which has not been fully paid for within 28 days of completion will be offered for sale and the deposit retained. We of course make exception to this policy if illness, accident, hardship or other genuine personal problems prevent prompt completion by the person ordering; this policy is designed to protect and assist the customer, as well as protecting ourselves from frivolous timewasters and cranks.
Collection & Delivery
Many customers like to collect their order in person and take the opportunity to visit the workshop (and of course take advantage of the fact that we are in Central London). We are also able to deliver an instrument to an exhibition or festival we may be attending (Bremen, Bruges, Regensburg, Utrecht or Vienna, for example) for collection by the customer, and would not normally make a charge for this, except maybe a beer or two.
If airfreight is required, we use the services of Transglobal Express. an efficient and reputable company with global expertise and coverage, which we have dealt with for more than 5 years. We supply a protective safety carton with copious bubble-wrap and polystyrene chip protection for the instrument and its case (a service which we make a modest extra charge for).
Many overseas clients will have accounts (or have a friend, partner or work colleague who does) with DHL, FedEx, TNT or UPS; if this is the case, then airfreight costs to you will be significantly cheaper if you order collection of your instrument via your own account (with all of these couriers) than if we pay for airfreight and re-charge you. This is simply because, with the exception of Parcel Force Worldwide, all of these companies require that a UK account-holder ships a minimum number of items per month (usually 30+ !) which is rather obviously why we don't hold accounts with any of those named above (UPS, for example, would only offer us an account if we shipped 40+ items per month, but are of course quite willing to collect and ship from us using, say, a US or Canadian customer's account).
Therefore, it is generally in the interests of overseas clients to use thier own airfreight/courier accounts to receive their instrument; all airfreight carriers normally offer a door-to-door service.
We have recently sent instruments to colleges in Australia and New Zealand using TNT accounts held by those institutions; TNT provided an efficient and swift service. Along with their worldwide coverage, they specialise in the Far East, Pacific Rim and Japan.
FedEx & UPS
We are also able to send instruments via FedEx & UPS to US or Canadian customers who have an account with either of them, with freight costs 'All Charges Forward' for payment by the customer to their local representatives, who will also arrange for the handling of any local Customs charges or import taxes.
Because of billing problems encountered with UPS in the recent past, we are now only prepared to use them for customers who are existing UPS account holders. In any case, as already explained, UPS account holders in the US and Canada usually enjoy a lower rate for airfreight (when paying the consignment at local rates) than the price we are quoted in London by UPS.
Since September 11th 2001, airfreight companies have preferred to send instruments to account-holders, particularly so in the case of FedEx & UPS; along with the others listed above, they will no longer send anything 'All Charges Forwards' to a non-account holder. If you live in the US or Canada and are not an existing account holder, we understand that it is a simple matter to open an account with UPS, FedEx and the others.
We hope that this clarifies the position regarding airfreight.
All importation charges, handling, storage, delivery and freight charges are payable by the customer.
Lacey Act (USA only)
For US customers, we can assure you that all timbers we use are Lacey-Act compliant, and we are experienced in providing the required documentation for the requirements of the Lacey Act legislation.
Our pricing strategy is reviewed annually to take account of global currency fluctuations, and we reserve the right to alter prices as we deem appropriate.
Cases are not included in the prices quoted for the instruments.
We recommend and supply Kingham MTM Cases, which are individually made by expert craftsmen and are in our opinion simply the best available.
A typical Kingham MTM case is shown here, this example for a six-course lute.
If a case is required it must be ordered at the same time as the instrument, and Kingham MTM will invoice the customer separately for the case; they can be paid directly via Credit Card, and accept Visa and Mastercard, but not American Express. Please specify if you want a carrying strap when ordering the case. Cases are made with black outer coverings and crushed velvet linings in a choice of colours in standard form, and are lockable; plain velvet lining is available, as is glass-fibre reinforcement for extra protection (although this option makes the case slightly heavier than the standard model) at extra cost. Other colours of case covering are available, including dark green, dark blue and white; for the full range and specification of their products, please refer to Kinghams' website:
Carrying straps can be supplied at a modest cost.


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Ya les habiamos comentado que habia unos webisodes con versiones animadas de las viñetas de Watchmen y que proximamente tenian en cartera la produccion de Superman Red Son y Batman Black and White (serie de historias cortas hechas por autores de todos los calibres como OTOMO, Kubert y Zaffino)
Bueno , Warner ya puso a circular el trailer de estos cortos, con la animacion de una historia, que si no me falla la vista... esta hecha por Alex Ross!!!
Entre las historias anunciadas estan:
"Here Be Monsters" - Written by Paul Grist, art by Darwyn Cooke
Madame X, attempting to poison Gotham's water supply, doses Batman with a strange toxin causing him to hallucinate and see everyone around him as monstrous villains.
"Broken Nose" - By Paul Pope
Alfred treats Batman for the first broken nose of his illustrious career, right before the Caped Crusader has to go out and confront the metallic-armored Mabuse in a furious fist fight.
"Two of a Kind" - By Bruce Timm
Two-Face has his face reconstructed and is seemingly rehabilitated, but is tempted back to the dark side by a femme fatale.
"Case Study" - Written by Paul Dini, art by Alex Ross
The Arkham Asylum staff discusses the origins and dubious sanity of The Joker.
"The Black and White Bandit" - By Dave Gibbons
A painter who has lost his sense of color due to toxic paint fumes exacts his revenge in a series of black-and-white themed crimes, where everything he steals has a black-and-white motif.
"Punchline" - Written by Doug Alexander, art by Rob Haynes
Told silently, Harley Quinn attempts to trick another criminal out of their ill-gotten gains by inspiring the fear of Batman in them. Her attempts to mimic the Caped Crusader, however, cannot match up to the man himself.
"Good Evening Midnight" - By Klaus Janson
As Batman embarks on a dangerous assignment on his birthday, Alfred reads a note Bruce's father had written long ago for his son which echoes the future for Batman.
"Hide and Seek" - Written by Paul Levitz, art by Paul Rivoche
At the scene of a train wreck which may well be the result of malice rather than an accident, Batman seizes on the smallest of clues to follow someone's trail through the train system and up into the light. Here he finds a small boy and reassures him that he is now safe, telling him that he knows what it's like to be young and lost.
"Night After Night" - Written by Kelley Puckett, art by Tim Sale
Bruce Wayne can't shake the nightmares he has night after night that recall how his parents were killed, and uses the anger from it to fuel his crime fighting against the likes of The Joker.
"Perpetual Mourning" - By Ted McKeever
In this Eisner Award nominated story, Batman conducts an autopsy on a murder victim to help find her killer.


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Sales Tax Calculator of Buras for 2017
Calculation of the general sales taxes of the city Buras, Louisiana for 2017
How 2017 Sales taxes are calculated in Buras
The Buras, Louisiana, general sales tax rate is 5%. The sales tax rate is always 9.5%
Every 2017 combined rates mentioned above are the results of Louisiana state rate (5%), the county rate (4.5%). There is no city sale tax for Buras. There is no special rate for Buras.
The Buras's tax rate may change depending of the type of purchase.
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Biography of Robert G. Elliott
Robert G. Elliott was one of the founders of Kansas as a free territory and state. He was born in Union County, Indiana, July 23, 1828, of South Carolina parentage, and was graduated from the University of the Hoosier State in 1850. Among his classmates were the son and three nephews of Henry A. Wise, governor of Virginia. After teaching four years in Indiana and Tennessee, and becoming thoroughly educated and aroused in his absorption of the prevailing issues of the ante-war days, he became associated with Josiah Miller in the establishment of the Kansas Free State newspaper at Lawrence. They were college mates, brave and in perfect accord. The first number of the paper was issued January 5, 1855, but the plant was destroyed at the sacking of Lawrence on May 21st of the succeeding year. Soon afterward Mr. Elliott was appointed one of the delegates to the Philadelphia convention that established the precedent of admitting the territories to equal representation with the states. His trip East to attend the convention was also to buy a new printing press, but the closing of Missouri to northern travel prevented the re-establishment of the paper until the spring of 1857. Only two numbers of the paper were issued thereafter, its place of publication being Delaware, just below Leavenworth, then the county seat. Mr. Elliott took a leading part in the...Read More


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Inside G-Shock's 35th Anniversary NYC Party
It takes a special kind of person to throw himself at the mercy of a 20-foot tall wall of water. We can imagine it's a thrill that's hard to beat, but we can also imagine just how high the stakes are when you're messing about with so much unbridled oceanic energy. One person brave enough to venture out among the giants is Nic Vaughan, a G-Shock fan and possible madman, who got into the water recently to tackle the towering waves. This latest video from Casio is likely to blow your mind.


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Hi, I just recieved new spiral balancers (part S600-20) and pivot shoes (part 15-015). I can see now I need the swivel bar and its holder that go into the bootm of the window. enclosed are photos of the reciever, but the bar itself was completely corroded. Can you help me identify the replacement parts for each of these components? Thank you, John
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Imagine the summer on the Cape in your own place. A quick walk to Monument Beach will provide you with the best water of the all--the ocean! Stop fighting the traffic to get to the cape, and be there all the time. This great house has had a total face lift inside, a brand new septic system, and the owners continue to work on the outside, getting your next home ready for you to enjoy.
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