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If you have just thought about becoming a dog owner and do not really know what type of products you should purchase, it would be recommended that you start by looking into Luxury Dog Beds. When talking about food, you might want to consider relying on a provider that can offer you various products, including Timothy Hay for your other pets – rats, guinea pigs, rabbits and so on. This way, when you buy the dog food, you can buy everything you need.
One of the reasons why you should consider opting for Luxury Dog Beds is the fact that you will be offering you dog the chance to sleep in a place that was specifically designed for its needs. The bed does not only need to be soft to the touch, incredibly comfortable and durable, but it should also be easy to integrate into your current home décor. While you are at it, you should also invest in food that is suitable for your new puppy. Look into the Timothy Hay range for your other pets.
Another reason why you should be so tempted to buy one of the available Luxury Dog Beds for your new pet is the fact that you can choose something that you like, while ensuring that your dog benefits from just the comfort it requires. As you may know, dogs need to have their safe place where they can go whenever they need to rest or just want to be alone for a while. If you can't offer them that, they will look for a place that might inconvenience you.
At the same time, you need to know that a proper dog bed is great for when you want to train your dog and you want to teach it to stay there for various reasons. Maybe you are having guests over and do not want to lock the little guy up in another room until everyone is gone. So, if you train the dog to stay in his luxury bed or near it, you will not have to worry about your guests being uncomfortable.
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1BR Semi Furnished Apartment with Utilities
QR 8750 per month
Property Features
Listing Updated: 16 September 2019
Rental Rate
– QAR8,750 per Month
– Including Utilities
Property Highlights
We are pleased to offer this one bedroom semi-furnished apartment with large balconies and partial sea view in Porto Arabia, The Pearl.
Unit Features
– 1 Bedroom with ensuite bathroom
– Guest Toilet
– Semi Open Kitchen
– Living Area
– 2 Balconies
Building Amenities
– Swimming Pool (Adults and Children)
– Fitness Arena
– Gym
– 24-hours Security
– Maintenance
The Pearl is one of the administrative zone found in Doha which is the largest municipality in the state of Qatar. It is a Home to Shopping Centres, Cinemas, Beach Parks and Entertainment Centres.
Area Amenities
– Lagoona Mall
– Katara Beach Park
– Medinat Centrale
– Restaurants
– Pearl Marina
Please contact us for further details and enquiry.
Our team would be happy to assist.
Property Services
141^Fire alarm system|148^Gymnasium|149^Intercom|164^Swimming pool|274^Parking
These particulars were prepared March 18, 2019. Ref No: AP1287
Cushman Wakefield Qatar
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Tel: 974--33541237
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Daily Food for 500 students in Kibera Slum
Nairobi, Kenya
Start Somewhere is a non-profit organization for promoting development cooperation. Our goal is to built a new school for Kibera Slum in Nairobi, Kenia. That´s why we started a funding campaign on betterplace.org
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Tolerance and immunity-Central Tolerance, Importance and Factors Influence Tolerance Induction
Tolerance and immunity-Central Tolerance, Importance and Factors Influence Tolerance Induction
* It is a specific immunologic unresponsiveness that is the absence of specific immune responses to a particular antigen in a fully immunocompetent person
* Unresponsiveness to self antigens is known as auto tolerance and it is a normal physiological condition.
* Both B-cells and T-cells participate in tolerance
* But T-cells play the primary role
Central Tolerance
* It is the process by which T-cells acquire the ability to distinguish self from non self, in fetal thymus
* This involves the killing of T-cells that react against antigens present in the fetus at that time
* Clonal deletion is a process by which B cells and T cells are deactivated after they have expressed receptors for self-antigens and before they develop into fully immunocompetent lymphocytes.
Peripheral Tolerance
T-cell tolerance (clonal anergy):
* Some self-reactive T cells are not killed in thymus and enter periphery
* Functional inactivation of surviving self-reactive T cells
* B-cells become tolerant to self by two mechanisms:
1) Clonal deletion
Self reactive B cells are destroyed in the bone marrow. Therefore, mature self reacted B cells are not formed.tolerance
2) Clonal anergy
In normal cases, B cells in the periphery are unable to induce an immune response against self antigen. This process is called clonal anergy.
* Tolerance in B-cells is less complete than in T-cells
* That's why, most of the autoimmune diseases are mediated by antibodies and defect in B cells is responsible for them.
Factors Influencing The Induction Tolerance
1) Immunologic maturity of the host:
Neonates are immunologically immature and well
accept allograft that would be rejected by mature host
2) Structure and dose of antigen:
a- Simple molecules induce tolerance more readily than
complex ones
b- Very high and very low doses of antigen may result
in tolerance
3) T-cells become tolerant more readily and remain
tolerant longer than B-cells
4) The continuous presence of antigen helps to
maintain tolerance
5) Administration of immunosuppressive drugs enhances tolerance as in transplantation
Clinical Importance of Tolerance
1) Organ transplantation:
Introduction of tolerance may help in prevention of rejection
2) Tumor development:
Tolerance to tumor antigen results in growth of the
tumor without being detected by the immune mechanisms
3) Autoimmune disorders:
Disturbance of self-tolerance results in autoimmune disease.
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Astenik Solar Announces Exclusive Partnership with Largest Solar Parts Manufacturer in China
Astenik Solar is pleased to announce an exciting partnership with Hangzhou First PV Material Co., the largest solar parts manufacturer in China, and a recognized global leader in providing superior quality PV materials for the solar industry.
The partnership recognizes Astenik Solar's commitment to providing its clients with innovative solar products that have been developed after rigorous R&D and have achieved certification compliance.
"Our company is honoured to have been chosen as Hangzhou First PV Material Co.'s exclusive Canadian distributor," said Marcus Lou, President of Astenik Solar. "This relationship will ensure that our customers have immediate access to the highest quality solar PV materials at affordable prices."
Hangzhou First PV Material Co. was founded in 1994, and today, the company continues its rapid growth with three plants in China and a fourth under construction. Hangzhou First currently dominates 40% of the global solar EVA Film market with sales revenue of 6.6 GW in 2010. Over 600 panel manufacturers worldwide rely on Hangzhou for their solar product requirements.
"Entering the Canadian market is a natural extension of our global growth strategy," said Mr. Lin JianHua, president of Hangzhou First PV Material Co. "Choosing the right distributor who is as committed to quality and service as our company is of critical importance. Astenik Solar is an excellent choice to be our valued partner, and we look forward to working together to provide the Canadian solar market with superior PV materials."
Hangzhou First PV Material Co. received its UL, ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and QHSAS 18001 certifications which recognize the company's commitment to excellence.
For its EVA film production capacity alone, Hangzhou is forecasting a doubling of its capacity over the next two years with 100 automated produced lines and 2000 workers by 2013.
Source: www.renewableenergy.com
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IMPORTANT CORRECTION!!! PROUD Annual Meeting, January 18, 2012, 7:30 pm, QV Golf Club GRILLE. Bring your questions & concerns.
GUEST SPEAKER? Missouri City Fire Chief, Russell Sander.
NOMINATION SLATE for 2012 PROUD Officers: President – Floyd Emery, Vice President – Bob Mayo, Secretary – Pat Toland, Treasurer – Shelley Lendermon. Election? Proud Annual Meeting.
SUPPORT QUAIL VALLEY PROUD. For just $20 a year, you can help PROUD sponsor QV projects that involve our QV schools, Crime Watch, QV Swim Team, MC Soccer, National Night Out in October, QV Proud HOTLINE, QV Memorial Day Parade, Missouri City Police & Fire Auxiliary, etc.
"NEW" EL DORADO BRIDGE. It is being taken out completely and a new one is going in because it is not structurally sound. Work will be starting on the replacement very soon and the bridge will be out of use for 6 months. There will be a small bridge placed across the ditch for golf carts and walkers only.
CONSTRUCTION: Community Center, Tennis/Fitness Facility and El Dorado Bridge. It is my understanding that the "Projected" COMPLETION DATES will be in the Summer of 2012.
WHAT WILL "NEW" COMMUNITY CENTER LOOK LIKE? On the corner of El Dorado and La Quinta there is a huge sign which has a drawing of the front of the building currently being erected.
MAIL YOUR DONATION TO: Frost Bank, Lock box Department, Quail Valley PROUD, P. O. Box 367 Dept. 06, Houston, Texas 77001.
QUESTIONS ANSWERED. Email the PROUD HOTLINE at email@example.com. OR Phone/Fax 281-438-4714.
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Future Engineers Will Compete in Zagreb
The International Students Association EESTEC LC Ljubljana, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and the Siemens Company selected three teams of future engineers who had proven to be the best during the National PLC+ Challenge Contest. The first team included Jakob Delič, Luka Brodnik, and Aljaž Obreza; the second — Grega Jezeršek, Žan Bunič, and Jure Brašanac, and the third — Marija Ivanovska, Tilen Pugelj, and Matej Peterka. All of them will represent Slovenia at the regional project finals in Zagreb on the 10th of June this year, where they will match strength with the teams from Croatia and Serbia. The three best teams of the region will be rewarded with a possibility to pass training in the "Siemens" Company and make a professional visit to one of the global centres of expertise managed by the "Siemens" Company.
The experience of theoretical and practical work
This year, Slovenia has for the first time hosted the PLC+ Challenge 2016 project, which passed in two stages. The theoretical part included lectures conducted by the experts from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and various Slovenian companies. In addition to the "Siemens" Company representatives, the employees of the Elcona, Gorenje projekta and Sistemov IN ES companies also shared their experience in working with the PLC. During the practical part, the students had to solve a task, during the implementation of which they gained knowledge about the process of beer production and applied it to the program management of a brewery via the PLC.
The students are more than satisfied with the project
The project aims at providing the promising future engineers with the new knowledge and preparing them to work in a real environment by increasing their competitiveness in the labour market. The students themselves also confirmed the fact that the PLC+ Challenge 2016 project was an excellent opportunity to acquire new knowledge and skills. "We took part in the competition in order to learn more about the new logic controllers and check to see how well we can perform and organize the team work," the members of the third winning team Marija, Tilen and Matej said. Grega, Žan and Jure added that the project was one of the few opportunities where they could show off their skills and knowledge. Jakob, Luka and Aljaž also agreed and noted the following: "The contest gave us a lot of experience in programming the Siemens devices. We also learned to solve big tasks and divide them into smaller sub-tasks."
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Sorry you missed this deal. You'll love the current Hot Deals.
This week get favorite necklaces for only $11.99 with FREE SHIPPING ($19.95 value) when you use the code BOLDCHARM at Cents of Style. They are the perfect addition to any outfit and scream personality!
In order to properly add the coupon code you will need to add your item to the cart and then checkout. After you click to checkout there will be an order summary on the right side of the page. Just under the item you are ordering it says "Have a discount code? Click here to enter it." After you enter the coupon code and click apply you should see the price adjust to the deal price. Remember to select the Free Standard Shipping (7-10 days).


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Red (top) and creme (bottom) Volkswagen split-window T1 panel van from 1961., rebuilt into a tin-top campervan. View onto rear and left side, with additional doors on the left side, open on this foto.
VW Bus and campervan related sites & blogs:
VW Bus Club pages:
Bulli Stammtisch Berlin-Brandeburg
This work by Campervancrazy is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Germany License.


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TTP Labtech Ltd, an international leader in the design and development of automated instrumentation and consumables for life science research is pleased to announce that investment from Battery Ventures has underpinned their aggressive growth plans.
Battery Ventures acquires TTP Labtech Limited
Over the past 18 years TTP Labtech has successfully grown an impressive portfolio of automation, instrumentation and consumables products serving the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and academic research markets. The decision to divest TTP Labtech from TTP Group was undertaken to allow for growth and expansion plans.
In partnership with Battery, TTP Labtech will expand their premises on the Melbourn Science Park near Cambridge and will continue its proud tradition of high-quality manufacturing in the United Kingdom. Battery's additional resources will support increased investment in technology and complementary acquisitions.
"Battery's investment team has been following TTP Labtech for a number of years and we are excited to have the opportunity to work closely with the TTP Labtech team to continue to build a global player in the large and growing sample preparation and sample management market," said Jesse Feldman, Battery Ventures general partner. "The combination of TTP Labtech's product portfolio and the quality of the existing management team is an excellent foundation to continue to build upon."
"This underpins our ambitious growth plans and enables us to further strengthen our position in the life science market and expand into new application areas. It's a very exciting time for us as we continue to work with our customers to improve workflows in drug discovery, structural biology, sample management, biobanking and genomics applications" commented David Newble, Managing Director, TTP Labtech.
"This is great news for TTP Labtech's customers and employees. We look forward to supporting Battery as they continue TTP Labtech's tradition of excellence in the sample preparation and sample management technology space. TTP Labtech now have a partner to support their growth vision and extend their industry reach through investment in R&D and acquisitions," said Peter Taylor, Chairman of the TTP Group.
Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
SPT Labtech designs and manufactures robust, reliable and easy-to-use solutions for sample management, liquid handling and multiplexed detection in drug discovery.


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Today Rhea needed to get a bottom bath. She's got some runny poo stuck in her fur and she needed to get it cleaned off. She wasn't happy, and Sherman was in the room with her looking very concerned as she carried on.
Late yesterday Sherman had his own incident and needed some poo cut out of his tail fur too. I wondered if he was off because of a different flavor of cat food, so I swapped back to turkey. With Rhea sick too, there might be a bug about.
Davout isn't sick yet, thank goodness.
Grant seems normal.
Sherman and Rhea seem active enough aside from the upset tummy. I'll have to keep an eye on things. I have some fiber capsules I will likely put in the food tomorrow.


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10th Annual Acoustic Song Nominee
9th Annual Social Action Song Nominee
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Record Label: Soapbox Records
*9th Annual IMA Sing Out For Social Action Nominees*
The Blues Preachers are… Brother John and Captain Bluetongue
Home Base: Sydney, Australia.
Genre: Acoustic, Blues, Roots.
Category Entered: Acoustic Song
Work Submitted: "The Free Train Agreement"
Label: Soap Box Records
Main Site: http://www.bluespreachers.com
Blog: http://www.thebluespreachers.com
EPK: http://www.sonicbids.com/epk/epk.aspx?epk_id=124498
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/bluespreachers
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/The-Blues-Preachers/90223002490
Influences: Mississippi John Hurt, Ali Akbar Khan, Jimmie Rodgers, The Beatles, Sonny Terry, Robert Johnson, The Reverend Robert Wilkins, Bob Dylan, and The Everly Brothers.
What's the meaning of your band name? The name refers to the fact that we strive to bring forward a message of hope and meaning in a world ruled by the blue dragons of hopelessness and depression. The Blues can go either way. It can be the deep dark blue of melancholy and sadness or the dawning of a bright blue sunny day.
Describe your nominated work: 'The Free Train Agreement' as opposed to 'The Free Trade Agreement' refers to those amazing things in life that are free- friendships, family, love, peace and forgiveness; They are all there and available to us if we want them. Get on board the free train. If we don't change, if we refuse to let go of the baggage that weighs us down even unto death, our planet will cease to exist.
The nominated Track is available on our latest release: Dead Catz Can Bounce
Why did you choose to submit this work to The 10th IMA's? We submitted to the acoustic category believing that "The Free Train Agreement" is a genuine acoustic song played in a traditional style with a very contemporary message. As a result of having had some success with "Divine Justice Coming Down" in 2009 we were well aware that a winning nomination in the IMAs is a great way to promote our music.
Did you use any unusual effects or instruments in this recording? We used traditional finger-style guitars made by Gilet Guitars in Sydney, Australia. Also we used a 5 string banjo, a big foot stomp box, standard diatonic harmonicas and a huge bass harmonica which was used to create the drone effect on many of our tracks.
Were there any happy accidents while in the studio, or did everything go as planned? The entire album is full of happy accidents. Harmonica solos, slide guitar solos and vocal harmonies seemed to appear from nowhere.
Did fans help you fund this project? No.
Who's sitting in your audience? Our audience on one hand is made up of 'baby boomers' who love the traditional folk and blues tunes that make up a large part of our repertoire. On the other hand at least 50% of our audience are the 20 to 30 year old sons and daughters of baby boomers who love acoustic music and recognize that it is the source for many forms of contemporary music. They connect in a big way to our social action and protest songs.
What makes your fans unique? They think… They also don't drink that much.
Are there any songs you wish you wrote? No. Songs are like children. They decide who their parents are and we are very thankful that we have been in the right place at the right time when a song has attached itself to "The Blues Preachers".
What artists are you listening to that would surprise your fans? The Mamas and The Papas, Feist, and Tuvan Throat Singing.
What is your dream show lineup? Enter the Dearly Departed. George Harrison, Woody Guthrie, Mississippi John Hurt, Rory Gallagher, Robert Johnson, Sonny Boy Williamson and many others.
Do you have any guilty pleasures on the road? None … we try and eat and sleep well and generally stay healthy while on tour to keep stress levels under control.
Any close calls or mishaps while on tour? The Narooma Blues Festival 2009- The rain was relentless. Captain Bluetongue was on one side of the stage and Brother John on the other performing Deep River Blues when the tent opened up slightly just above the stage allowing a torrent of water to pour down from 6 meters up. It hit the stage between the two performers and missed large power amps, generators and expensive guitars. A potential disaster was miraculously transformed into an exciting visual effect. The audience loved it.
Do you have any backstage rituals or routines before you go on stage? We sing a few scales. We throw back a beer or maybe a medicinal glass of port and if it's a big gig ….. we pray.
Should music be free? Not completely …. musicians have bills to pay and children to support but we don't believe that musicians should be paid obscene amounts of money.
How has digital affected your career? It has opened pathways to audiences around the globe that would be unavailable to us under the old regime.
Are digital singles vs. full albums the future of music? Yes
Finish this sentence: The music industry is… a blood sucking corporate monster.


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"Crivens, this's the first time ah've ivir seen a ginge ahead o the gemm."
gemm, gem, gam: game.
"My goodness this is the first time I have ever seen a red haired person ahead of the game." (ahead of the game: out in front, winning, in whatever situation).
In fact it was the Russians who came in first in the women's section of the London Marathon today.
So you could say that the Reds did come out in front.


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Having been in business for over 15 years, we have a long and varied client list, from larger SMEs to local sole traders and start-ups. We have worked for clients in many sectors, from hi-tech to baby food and traditional retail to on-line only, with many using more than one of our services.
We supply regular blogging services, search engine optimisation, social media marketing and PPC management to our clients. Many people with whom we work are here in Cambridge or in the immediate surroundings, but we also have clients all over the country. This is a list of our current, ongoing clients. We also provide white label services to a number of local marketing and branding agencies, comprising about another 10 clients.
981 Cleaning
High quality commercial cleaning services across Surrey and South London.
Since January 2019
Barresi Carpentry
Salv Barresi is a carpenter and builder working in central Cambridge. He's capable of almost any job, but his favourite thing is roofing!
Since July 2009
Bayfield Training
Bayfield are a leading supplier of executive-level investment and financial modelling training for the property market.
Since May 2016
Best Beds Direct
Great prices on a wide range of leading, high quality beds, mattresses and headboards, including free two person delivery.
Since March 2016
Blue Donkey
Blue Donkey is a highly respected, highly ethical telemarketing company, in operation for over two decades.
Since June 2016
Cambourne Castles
Premier bouncy castle hire in the Cambridge area.
Since June 2016
Checked Inn
Checked Inn provide high quality, flexible rentals in Central Cambridge.
Since January 2019
Chris Chant
Chris Chant is a military historian, author and aviation expert with a particular interest in the Second World War.
Since October 2010
Citystay are one of the leading providers of serviced apartments in Cambridge, with properties all over the city.
Since June 2019
Coast Capture Air
Coast Capture Air source and supply air from some of the UK's purest environments, as centrepieces and talking points.
Since February 2020
Country House Weddings
CHW are the country's original country house wedding venue, now with four beautiful country houses for your perfect wedding day.
June 2016
Don Ely
Don Ely is a highly experienced hypnotherapist working in Harley St and Sussex.
Since 2007
Duke House
Duke House is a glorious luxury boutique B&B located just off Christ's Pieces, the perfect Cambridge location.
Since July 2013
Dyspraxia UK
Dyspraxia UK are specialists in diagnosing and treating children and adults suffering from Dyspraxia. They offer a nationwide service.
Since October 2015
Fingersafe are the original and leading supplier of door safety equipment for schools, institutions and private customers.
Since January 2019
Ubisense are a world leader in location intelligence systems for infrastructure providers and other industries.
Since September 2018
KJ Architects
KJ Architects are a highly experienced firm, offering a wide-ranging architecture service, from designing additions to existing properties to complete builds.
Since February 2018
Langley's House Clearance
Langley's supply careful house clearance and waste removal services all over North London, for bereavement or other purposes.
Since December 2012
Lee Security
Lee Security offer security and fire safety systems across London, East Anglia and the South East.
Since February 2018
Leighton Taylor is the leading specialist executive recruitment firm within the professional services sector.
Since September 2018
Lincolnshire Oven Cleaning
Professional oven cleaning services throughout Lincolnshire and the surrounding area.
Since July 2019
Lingoo are the Airbnb of language learning homestays, offering exchanges to students and families across the world.
Since February 2018
LockHouse Games
LockHouse, located in central Cambridge, feature three great escape rooms and more.
Since July 2019
Medical Skin Clinic
Medical Skin Clinic is run by qualified doctors and nurses with facilities in London and Suffolk.
Since September 2018
Millworks are nationally-recognised timer specialists, supplying high quality, sustainably sourced cladding and decking.
Since March 2018
Mobas are a leading local and national brand transformation and PR agency.
Since October 2019
My Let
My Let is a cost-effective tenant finding service for both residential and commercial property owners across the UK.
Since January 2018
Newt Labs
Newt Labs offer expert WordPress management, back-up, security and disaster recovery services. We also use Newt Labs to look after our own site.
Since August 2019
Organic Apoteke
Spiritually inspired and scientifically based. Highly effective skincare.
Since September 2019
Onix provide a full range of eCTD services, including submission, to the international pharmaceutical industry.
Since June 2017
One of the top sources for postgraduate course information in the UK and abroad.
Since June 2016
Premier Ship Models
Premier Ship Models are a leading producer of custom maritime models for corporations and institutions such as museums.
Since September 2019
Makers of the original remote access software, with a range of products from enterprise to free open source.
Since October 2016
Robert Black Counselling
Robert Black is a fully qualified and experienced psychotherapist offering services in the Norwich area.
Since July 2019
SCL Wills & Probate
SCL is an experienced, well regarded solicitors firm specialising in wills and probate, operating in London and Hertfordshire.
Since October 2019
Seawood Hotel
Seawood is a fantastic boutique hotel located on the north Devon coastline.
Since November 2019
Shoegarden are one of the UK's leading retailers of high comfort, high quality shoe, boot and slipper brands.
Since August 2018
Spectra Displays
The long-established Spectra Displays provide a range of custom and off-the-shelf LED display systems for retail spaces, events and a massive range of other industries.
Since August 2019
So Cosy
So Cosy sell an amazing range of designer-created Alpaca, Cashmere and Merino wool products.
Since August 2018
Superstar Communicator
Susan, of Superstar Communicator is a worldwide presentation and voice coach, helping you present the best version of yourself.
Since July 2019
Russia Experience
Russia Experience are dedicated to just one thing: lifetime adventures on the world-famous Trans-Siberian Railway.
Since August 2009
Stephen Perse Foundation
Stephen Perse is committed to the highest standard of education, from nurseries to A-Levels, and is one of Cambridge's best known educational institutions.
Since February 2020
Total Soft Water
Total Soft Water are a well regarded franchise supplying water softeners and filters throughout the south of the UK.
Since May 2012
Unicorn Windows
Based in Leighton Buzzard, Unicorn Windows supplies double glazing, door and conservatories throughout Bedfordshire.
Since November 2011
VOW Nutrition
VOW Nutrition is committed to providing athletes of all levels with 100% clean and safe sports nutrition products.
Since August 2019
Web of Goodness
Sophie is a certified primal health coach with a passion for all natural skincare, with a range of natural products and services.
Since October 2019
Wigs and hairpieces for women and men made from the highest quality real human hair.
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Source: NSW Rural Fire Service
Emergency Warning - Long Gully Rd, Drake (Tenterfield LGA)
Posted:10/09/2019 15:13
A bush fire is burning in the Long Gully Road, Drake area. The fire has burnt more than 40,000 hectares and is out of control.
Current Situation
An emergency warning is in place for the Long Gully Road fire, due to fire breaching containment lines in the Sandy Point area.
The fire is burning close to properties in the Sandy Hill area. Homes in the area of Macleods Creek Road are under threat.
The fire is continuing to burn south of the Bruxner Highway near Drake and Tabulam, to the west of the Clarence River, in the Girard State Forest.
Strong winds are being experienced. Fallen trees and fire may impact local roads.
The Bruxner Highway is closed between Tabulam and Tenterfield. Check Live Traffic for updates.
If you are in the Sandy Hill area, make your final preparations now. Seek shelter as the fire impacts to protect yourself from the heat of the fire.
If you are in the area of Drake, Ewingar, Tilbaroo and areas on the western side of the Clarence River, put your bush fire survival plan into action now.
Areas on the eastern side of the Clarence River should monitor conditions closely. Ensure you know what you will do if the fire impacts on your property.
If you live in the area but are away from your home, it may not be safe to return to your property.
Other Information
An Evacuation Centre at Tenterfield Showgrounds, 62 Miles St, Tenterfield is open today from 8am to 8pm.
Members of the public can register their details prior to attending the Evacuation Centre. Visit the Register Find Reunite site at https://register.redcross.org.au and register for the 'Bushfire in Tenterfield'.
If your life is at risk, call Triple Zero (000) immediately.
Continue to stay up to date with the bush fire situation by checking http://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au, listening to your local radio station or by calling the NSW RFS Bush Fire Information Line on 1800 679 737.
For information on road closures, check http://livetraffic.rta.nsw.gov.au. Roads may be closed without warning.
RFS Current Bushfires
Source: NSW Rural Fire Service


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What is one work of so-called-great literature that you've never read but that people probably assume you've read?
Mine is Middlemarch. I did read the first 200 pages though. Twice.
I've never really thought of myself as a nature person. Once I slept in a tent about 20 years ago, and I doubt that I'll do it again any time soon, if given any choice in the matter. I enjoy reading Thoreau, but I wouldn't want to be Thoreau. But if you think of writers as collectors of detail, which is one possible version, even I have to admit that nature does provide us with some pretty amazing ones.
By some quirk of fate, I find I have a number of good friends who are birders. [To further support my assertion that I am not a nature person, I will tell you that I never knew the word birder until guessing its meaning from context clues tossed to me by these friends.] The beauty of birds escapes me almost every time. From my office window at work or my study window at home, I could easily become a birder, but I decline. I may be permanently jinxed by the fact that my name is that of a bird, Robin.
Since I'm not a nature person, you would probably reason that I'm not a nature poet either. I would certainly concur on that. But in the spirit of "a time & a place for everything," I do find that I enjoy reading poets who tend to find their subject matter in the great outdoors. A. R. Ammons, Mary Oliver, I tend to read them comprehensively. After all, subject matter is simply a starting point, isn't it?
Signifying in this instance: more on joy. This just in. The most recent online issue of the Mississippi Review is called The Happiness Issue. Jane Armstrong edits this edition. In her introduction, she confesses that she expected a very limited response. Instead she got inundated with poetry.
When I posted the call for stories, essays, and poems about happiness, I didn't expect much of a response. We don't do happiness very well, I thought. We're much more adept with trouble, deception, entanglements, threats, betrayal, despair, and darkness. And why not? Just read the daily news. Sometimes we can manage a "happy ending," but it's likely to be ambiguous, bittersweet, or deeply ironic.
So I was surprised to receive almost 400 submissions for this issue, all attempting to interrogate, contemplate, quantify, meditate upon the true nature and meaning of happiness….
You can take a look at her 20 selections at Mississippi Review Online. Bless this Internet is all I have to say.
Lucinda Williams does a great song called Joy. Do you know that one? This song, like most of Lucinda's, is not gleeful. But she is a blues singer.
One of my friends who teaches poetry workshops told me that he made an assignment once to a group of graduate students. Simply put, he asked everyone to write a happy poem. Not one person turned in the assignment.
Do your poems tend to monopolize one particular emotion? Do you have favorite poems that could be called joyous?
I had admired the book of essays by David Mamet on bookstore shelves for years before I actually bought and read it. The actual subject matter of Writing in Restaurants turned out to be not what I had imagined. The problem was one of projection. I was thinking about my own experiences with writing in restaurants. Mamet, it turns out, is a completely different person.
As you might guess, if you haven't read the essay, Mamet the playwright, thinks of the restaurant from a theatrical point of view. There were some similar issues; he considers this space which is somehow both public and private. A writer in a restaurant both observes and (yikes!) gets observed.
There was an era of my life in which I did lots of restaurant writing. I can't pinpoint specific poems to particular locations, but I do have fond memories of filling up pages of my journal in afternoon cafes. Now that I work a lot, I do less restaurant scribbling than I did when I was teaching or going to school. My friend Stacy Aab does a whole lot of writing at Empire. Years ago I believe my buddy Tom Cambronne wrote exclusively in dining establishments. Add your own story in the comments section, if you feel like it.
Which poets did you read when you first began writing? Of those, which ones do you still enjoy revisiting?
I think Wallace Stevens was the poet who jazzed me deeply first. The vividness of his imagery translated brightly and instantaneously in my head like a animated cartoon version of a painting by Joan Miro.
As a kid, I went through a rural public education system, and we didn't read poets unless they were at least 100 years old. At college I found out that poetry was not, like the Latin language, dead. That was big. My teacher in fresh English struck me as Oscar Wilde with a Mississippi accent. Although my grades from the course were only average, I still have my journals from that year (age 17) when I discovered poetry. I copied poems straight from the pages of the Norton anthology. Besides Stevens, on those pages are verbatim Robert Creeley, Adrienne Rich, and James Tate. Although my poems look more like Creeley's than Rich's on the page, I'm pretty sure that I've inherited something from each of them. From Rich it is something about my identity as a poet, a lesbian, and an intellectual. With Creeley it's more about poetics, and what the poem is supposed to be.
If you feel like it, tell the story about how your relationship with poetry began.
I've been considering the possibility of starting a blog about all-things-poetry for many months now. It's not that I think I have the answers. Or even the questions. I'm not looking for a soapbox. But I am interested in the blog as zocolo, as town square, a place of exchange and conversation.
I attended two grad programs in creative writing, and the thing that struck me then and now is that the conversations both in class and outside of class were sensational. I can remember sitting in the private room at the Brown Bottle (Iowa City) listening to my friends Stephanie Brown and Jeff Hamilton talking about Lester Bangs, People magazine, and the new formalists all at the same time and thinking, This is really something. Twenty years later I feel exactly the same way.
Great conversations are getting rare. In her book, turning to one another, Margaret Wheatley argues for a renaissance of the conversation. She outlines the norms that must exist for honest conversation to take place. My favorite one is, "We must stay curious about one another."
There's so much to talk about. Let's begin the begin.


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I'm officially a junior in college, meaning that I only have two years left here on the hill. No, I'm not crying, my allergies have just been really acting up lately and it's fine.
Now that I'm a ~cool~ upperclassman, I thought I could take some time to look back at the past two years and forward onto the next two years, too. So here I present to you:
The Tufts Bucket List:
This is for sure something that every freshman needs to make ASAP, because Tufts has TONS of cool traditions and things to do before graduating. Just to give you an idea of what kinds of things you could put on such a list, here are 5 of the things that I've got on mine:
1. Paint the cannon
Difficulty level: Finding an empty table in Dewick during open block
Possibly the most common item on a Tufts students' bucket list, painting the cannon is almost a rite of passage. You can paint it to advertise for an event coming up, as a bonding activity for your hall mates, or just because. This bucket list item doesn't take much skill; you just have to be persistent and willing to guard the cannon to make sure no one paints over your creation.
2. Friend Tony Monaco (IRL or just on Facebook)
Difficulty level: you literally click a button on the computer; it's not hard, I promise
Seriously, if you friend him on Facebook, he'll write on your wall on your birthday which is honestly pretty cool considering he probably has a billion things on his to-do list (I actually have no idea what being the president of a college entails, but I assume it's a lot.) Also- get a meal with him, he makes time for that, too! Definitely get a group of friends together and go to Carm or Dewick with President Monaco. It's always fun to see adults going through the salad bar line or working the Panini press.
3. Take a class outside your major, outside your interests, and go into it with an open mind
Difficulty level: trying to catch the Joey
I did this my freshman year and could not have been happier with the class I took. I'm a biology major, but took a class called "Legal Reasoning" and it challenged me to think in such a different way than I'm used to and I met a lot of different people from it, too. Tufts has distribution requirements for a reason- expand your horizons and take some different classes just for fun; you'll probably end up learning a lot and having a great time.
4. Find a passion and pursue it
Difficulty level: getting up for an 8 am class on Friday morning
Finding a passion could be easy or hard, it just depends on the person. But your passion doesn't have to be something you major in; it could be anything from riding your bike to doing a weekly radio show to doing community service on the weekends. College is the time to cultivate your interests, so go do it!
5. Ride the Jumbo Statue???
Difficulty level: ???
You definitely need to work out the logistics of this before attempting anything/TUPD probably wouldn't be thrilled with you, but you'd be my hero. You can accomplish anything if you want it enough.
Other things on my bucket list include, but are not limited to: get a meal with a professor, join Tufts Dance Collective for a semester, visit the Loj, and explore Boston. Now that you've got an idea of what to do around here, get off your computer and start crossing things off your list!


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Ai Group has successfully represented a member company in a dispute with the ATO over the meaning of Ordinary Time Earnings (OTE) for superannuation purposes – an issue with the potential to have significant financial consequences for many businesses.
The ATO issued binding advice that the company was required to make superannuation contributions on the basis of 56 hours per week, including 18 hours of regular overtime that was built into the roster and which was compensated for by a higher (loaded hourly) rate.
On behalf of the company, Ai Group applied to have the original advice reviewed, but the ATO confirmed its original advice.
We then took the matter up at a higher level within the ATO. Following the second review of the original advice, the ATO has now confirmed that they agree with our view that superannuation is only payable on 38 ordinary hours, not 56 hours. An important factor was that the industrial instrument drew a genuine distinction between ordinary hours and other hours. The following extract from the ATO advice is relevant:
"……the relevant award or agreement must draw a genuine distinction between ordinary hours and other hours. Furthermore, it is expected that these other hours, typically described as overtime, are remunerated at a higher rate of pay than the ordinary hours or are otherwise identifiable as a separate component of the total pay in respect of non-ordinary hours."
This issue has some similarities with the debate which occurred between Ai Group and the ATO in 2008 and 2009 when Superannuation Guarantee Ruling SGR 2009/2 – Meaning of the terms 'ordinary time earnings' and 'salary or wages' was being developed. Ai Group successfully fought to ensure that employers were not forced to pay superannuation on overtime earnings. At the time, industry was potentially faced with billions of dollars per year of additional costs.
This is an important issue for employers to bear in mind when drafting or reviewing enterprise agreements or employment contracts. If the agreement includes a roster which incorporates regular overtime, or if the agreement requires a specified number of additional hours to be regularly worked, the agreement should separately identify the ordinary hours and the overtime hours.
If the agreement or contract is poorly drafted, there is the risk that superannuation may be payable on the additional hours. There will also be potentially costly implications for other entitlements such as annual leave accruals, personal/carer's leave accruals and public holidays, among other things.
Is this an issue that has confronted your business? Tell us more below.
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So if our agreement states we work 42 hours per week made up by 38 ordinary hours and the remaining 4 hours as overtime paid at the single time rate, we would still be liable for super payments on the 4 hour because they are paid at the same rate as the ordinary hour?↓


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News Archive for 'Game Making UI'
UI Going from Cartoony to Slick
So I had the beginning of my UI drawn here for my game. We can see it has a bit of a cartoony feel at the moment due to being made in Flash. Now this is good for a lot of games but this time I wanted to give it a more professional feel because the player will be interacting with the UI a lot in this game. The interesting thing about UI is your designs goals are opposite to other art goals. Normally you want art to stand out and catch your eye. However good UI is designed to blend in and feel like it belongs on the screen without you even noticing it.
To start off with I used a Bevel filter in the middle to make it look like it indented. Along with a black outline around the main box it starts to stand out. I also added in little faded alpha boxes for where the spells will be. Now this gives a good start but lets try brush it up a bit.
Alright I have upgraded it a bit here now by simply darkening the backdrop, this gives it a more UI feel straight away, I also added lighted gradiants up the top. Making the top brighter than the bottom naturally makes something look more 3D which is what we want here.
Something was still feeling off about it. So I decided to change the colour to a more lighter blue from the grey and ahhh bingo, it now looks like it belongs on the screen! it also feels more natural to the eye. I then changed the font and colour of the Mage and Skill Points text boxes which instantly gave it a more appealing look. Another small change is I moved the drop shadows on our boxes in by only 3 pixels. It's a small difference, but the trick to using filters is to use them in tiny amounts in very subtle ways to just turn a normal box into a spiffy UI type box.
And Voila! it now looks much less cartoony and more professional. I may even make small changes to it later.
Gun Shop UI
Heres a look at the early gun shop UI I have made for my latest game. I wanted it to be nice and slick with a dark feel, to try and get away from the usual cartoon style I do for this game since it's more serious. As you can see it's quite simple but came out very nice. Remember when doing UI, the simple it is the better. You want people to be able to navigate around it intuitively. I also decided to make the guns tinted white which really added to the aesthetics. There will be a few more changes to this later like adding more tabs, but at the moment it works well on the red backdrop we have.
Cutscene Design
Gone for a new type of design style to show the cutscene in Eggys Big Adventure. I always like to mix it up and try new things, this one I quite like. I put all the comic style pictures into frames and the screen scrolls through them as they float in a 3D space. Kind of like viewing an art gallery. The end result came out quite good and unique looking. Quite happy about it.
Eggys Death Chamber Menu
Heres the new menu drawn up for Eggy's Death Chamber. I quite like it. My favourite is the evil Eggy with his hat and moustache! Mwaha. He's gonna mock you all game. It's amazing what styled fonts can do to a simple screen to really brighten it up. REMEMBER always use custom fonts in menus. They really make it stand out and theres lots to find online.


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It will always be the male ego which produces phenomenon such as male sexual enhancement. Mal Zylophin RX e enhancement has grown popularly well especially during this age when people are becoming more attuned and critical of their physical well-being. This relatively new advancement in the medicine world has brought controversy as well as an intense hype over what is really essential and what is more acceptable. All over the internet, websites are displaying male enhancement videos from known and unknown sources all targeting males who want to enhance the potential of their most delicate possession.


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How to Install Windows Blue
By Dave Taylor
The Question: I've been running Windows 8 and it's okay, but I hear that Windows 8.1 is now available in a "preview" version and that there are a bunch of updates and new apps. Excellent. Before I jump in, however, I'm afraid of messing up my PC. Can you show me step-by-step how to install the Win8.1 upgrade?
Dave's Answer:
Glad to help out as I too was very curious about what was released in "Windows 8 Blue" (the original code name, now just known as Windows 8.1). While there's a way to do the update within the Windows 8 Store application, I found it to be pretty sketch and frustrating — it would complain that I'd already downloaded the update launcher, but then wouldn't let me launch the update — so I'll show you the slightly more complex but far more reliable way to upgrade from Windows 8 to Windows 8.1 Preview edition by downloading the ISO disk image.
For the interim storage unit, I reformatted one of my Kingston USB flash drives in "NTFS" format (a requirement when you're working with really big files), which you can see documented here if you don't know how to do that: reformat usb flash drive into ntfs.
The other issue here is that you'll not only need a flash drive or external drive to proceed, but you'll need at least 6GB of free space on your computer drive and a decent Internet connection because you'll be downloading an ISO disk image that's over 3GB in size. Try that at the local café and you might be sitting there for hours, drinking coffee and trying to avoid making eye contact with the other people there who are wondering why the Internet's running so slowly. 🙂
But let's get to it.
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Chadian President Idriss Déby Itno slightly reshuffled his government on Friday
Appointed last December, the Minister of Public Safety has now been replaced.
Amadai Abdelkerim relinquishes his place to Ahmat Mahamat Bachir, who returns to a ministry he had previously led in 2014.
In addition to public security, there is also a new minister in the civil service where Mahamat Moctar Ali replaces Mahamat Allahou Taher, according to information broadcast on Chad radio.
Chad is currently experiencing serious social outcry as a result of the government's austerity measures against a severe economic recession. An aftermath of a fall in oil prices, Chad's main source of income.
Last Thursday, the police brutally repressed a demonstration by civil servants who wanted to protest against the harsh conditions proposed by the Chadian government;
authorities plans to reduce the salaries of civil servants in order to comply with a series of measures reached with the IMF.


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In the Stanley Cup playoffs, and playoffs everywhere – you know, it's just part of hockey – they why is much different than the how.
We know how the Carolina Hurricanes defeated the defending Stanley Cup champion Washington Capitals. They received excellent goaltending from Petr Mrazek, their young defensemen, led by veteran Justin Faulk, rose to the occasion, and their leaders up front – the resurgent Jordan Staal, the incredible Sebastien Aho, and Mr. Game 7 himself, the ageless Justin Williams – delivered when the team needed it most.
But why? Why did it happen?
Culture is being tossed around the hockey sphere at a dizzying pace these days. Sometimes it's used as a crutch for blaming a team's failures on a lack of it, sometimes it's used to describe why a group of professional athletes enjoys competing for each other.
The Carolina Hurricanes represent the latter. These players love playing for each other. They love playing for their coach. they love the swell of support from their fans. You think every individual in that dressing room enjoys the post-game regular season storm surge. Hell no. But they're committed to the team and the process, and the result is triumphant speeches like this from rookie head coach Rod Brind'Amour.
That speech wouldn't be possible if Brind'Amour and the Hurricanes weren't committed to their process for the entire regular season. the Hurricanes are progressive. They're committed to analytics. They're committed to sport science. Sure, there are ups and downs, but when your culture is this strong, your belief, your values, then anything is possible.
Why? Just ask the Washington Capitals.
From last week, in case you missed it…
Toronto 2019 Coaches Conference Speaker Series: Gronborg, DeBoer, Boughner, Johnston
Stimson: How Should We Forecheck? Let's Count the Ways
CoachThem Drill of the Week: Fast 2on1 Half Ice
PODCAST | PG Cougars Head Coach & BCHL Champion Adam Maglio


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Collaboration is a term that has entered the lexicon of many organizations seeking to encourage their people to unlock the value of the intellectual capital within their enterprises. Without an earnest effort to do so, silos; structures; systems; cultures and people can get in the way of well-intentioned efforts and create waste in the system rather than value.
The positive and negative story about collaboration
or most people working in organizations today the term 'collaboration' and specifically 'collaborator' has a negative connotation dating back to their earliest memories of stories they heard from World War II, when people within Nazi occupied countries and territories co-operated with their occupiers to suppress any organized resistance in these lands.
In today's global, matrix, cross-functional, cross-border world; many organizations have put considerable intention and commitment to enable collaboration. They have invested in structures, technologies and their people and are seeking to see a dividend in the form of effective decision-making and efficient execution but often this has not materialised.
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Team Anna remains defiant despite censure
New Delhi: Team Anna today remained defiant despite a censure from Parliament over the language used in attacking lawmakers, saying questions still remained on issues raised by them and it reaffirms the public perception about lawmakers` non-seriousness to root out corruption. Soon after Parliament passed the resolution, Team Anna member Arvind Kejriwal said there were questions in people`s minds and none has been addressed yet.
"In future, will bills be torn apart again? In future, will mikes and chairs be thrown around? Horse trading of MPs continue. These are the questions which remain," Kejriwal said. MPs in Lok Sabha had hit out at Team Anna yesterday for using derogatory language against Parliamentarians and political parties during Anna Hazare`s one-day fast at Jantar Mantar on Sunday.
In her reaction, another key member Kiran Bedi said it was an opportunity for a debate in Parliament on trying to understand the real reason for public outcry which is for clean politics. "Parliament could have resolved not to give tickets to persons who have been judicially charged of serious heinous crimes. And also have special courts to expedite trials of such persons who want to represent the people in the temples of democracy.
"A historical opportunity lost. It also reaffirms the public perception of non seriousness to root out corruption but muzzle the voices which are questioning the increasing criminalisation of politics as the main reason for passing a weak lokpal in Lok Sabha," Bedi told PTI. She said there was a wide gap between what people need and what MPs deliver. "It is a tragedy of our times. Hope it ends soon," she said.


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Source: Hardesty, Henry H. Hardesty's Historical and Geographical
Encyclopedia. New York: H.H. Hardesty and Company, 1884.
Rpt. in West Virginia Heritage Encyclopedia. Ed. Jim Comstock.
Richwood: Comstock, 1974.
WILLIAM PAGE SCOTT — is a son of William Hoover SCOTT and Elizabeth Jane (HILL)
SCOTT, both natives of this county. He was born in Greenbrier County, October 24,
1846 was raised in this county, and in Lewisburg is engaged in the livery business.
His business card appears elsewhere in these pages. In Alleghany County, Virginia,
May 18, 1870, Laura Bell BEARD became the wife of William P. SCOTT, and to them
five children were born: Lillian Brown April 13, 1871; Lucy P., February 25 1873;
Andrew E. August 22, 1875. Samuel F., December 7, 1876; Julia G., July 7,
1881. Samuel F. is deceased and the others living with their father. The wife
and mother departed this life March 18, 1882. She was born in Greenbrier
County, September 18, 1852 daughter of Andrew and Eliza (BROWN) BEARD, both
now deceased. The father and three brothers of Mr. SCOTT were Confederate
soldiers in the war between the States, and two of the brothers, Thomas and
Frank died of the measles while in the service. William P. SCOTT's post office
address is Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, West Virginia.
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Greg Kinnear discusses his new film Heaven Is For Real at the World Premiere. A film based on the book by the same name. Todd and Sonja Burpo are a real-life couple whose son Colton claims to have visited Heaven during a near death experience
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(Column ~ 04/21/18)
Last week, the Cassville Democrat and The Monett Times family lost one of our own. Our business manager, Jule Egleston passed away on Tuesday, April 17. Jule Lynn (Harrison) Egleston joined our family in October, 2012. She moved here from Kansas City with her son, Jon and granddaughter, Alexis. ...
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As a new potential business owner, you have the advantage of getting it right the first time with the right Model, Management, Marketing and Money. The "4M's" of business are common to all size businesses.
San Francisco (PRWEB) May 13, 2015
Whether a recent graduate, a middle-aged person seeking a new career opportunity or a recently retired senior looking for a second, third or fourth career, consider starting a new business. The recovery of the economy, capital availability and the support from organizations available for small businesses makes this an opportune time to create a new business. The principal challenge for most people is the decision of the type of business to start and how to take the first step.
According to Dun & Bradstreet reports, businesses with fewer than 20 employees have only a 37% chance of surviving four years (of business) and only a 9% chance of surviving 10 years. Restaurants only have a 20% chance of surviving 2 years. Of these failed business, only 10% of them close involuntarily due to bankruptcy and the remaining 90% close because the business was not successful, did not provide the level of income desired or was too much work for their efforts.
Microbusinesses (firms with 1-9 employees) are the most common kind of company in the U.S., but they account for a relatively small share of employment. America's 3.7 million microbusinesses made up 75.3 percent of all private-sector employers in 2013, and they provided 10.8 percent of the private-sector jobs.
So where to start?
Money and clients are attracted to confidence, enthusiasm, value and service and the knowledge that the business owner actually cares and values the business. Despite all the technology available, there is no replacement for personal service.
As a new potential business owner, would be entrepreneurs have the advantage of getting it right the first time with the right Model, Management, Marketing and Money. The "4M's" of business are common to all size businesses. To avoid being one of 700,000 business failures during the year, ask the following questions:
1. Model: Is the business the "right" business for you and does that match the needs of the market?
- Have a hobby or personal interest that could be turned into a homebased business? Many new businesses are based on the interest of the entrepreneur or their personal situation. For instance, there are a number of new home based businesses around gluten-free foods, most of which were formed from the entrepreneurs own personal gluten intolerance experience. Etsy is an online marketing site focused on providing a market channel for entrepreneurs who have started craft type businesses. Consider that Ebay was started from the founder's passion for collecting Pez candy dispensers.
- Do you believe in a product or service? Passion is contagious – passion about a product or services as compared to just "selling" a product or service is critical - that passion comes through to the customer.
- Start a business serving who and what you care about the most. Many people are involved in non-profit organizations serving segments of the population. Many product and service offerings come out of the non-profit industry. For instance, many of the recently established commercial home health care services serving the rapidly growing "senior at home" industry started with the concept of Meals on Wheels America. If you like animals and volunteer at the local SPCA, consider the "doggie hotel" pet care industry, a rapidly growing segment providing higher quality care for vacationing pet owners.
- What is on your resume and is that sellable? Look first to what you have done in the past and consider the "adjacency" to that career as a new business. For instance, if a cook in a restaurant or a frustrated at home chef, consider food truck micro franchising, a concept of the subject of the movie Chef!
2. Management: Founder, CEO, CFO, salesperson or marketing person? Although there are literally millions of sole proprietor entrepreneurs, at some point, a business will add employees and begin to expand. Remember that as good as you think you are, there are people that you will need to rely on to build your business and who, like you, will bring their specialized expertise to your business. Staying focused, establishing the best organizational form, attracting and retaining employees, choosing the right partner, being creative and flexible and building a strong company is the end result. Pick employees carefully and instill a sense of commitment and culture in the business to retain them.
3. Marketing: Marketing is critical for any new business – Unless the business has a "killer" location, how will customers know that the business exists? Focus on a marketing niche and a specific type of customer. Consider new ways of growing the business such as using social marketing networks sites such as Facebook, Linked In and Twitter to draw traffic to your website. Social networking and marketing can save you enormous sums of money marketing your company.
4. Money: Don't underestimate the time to raise capital, manage the cash and budget for costs. Small businesses are a very diverse group and as a result, their financing needs vary greatly. Startups depend about equally on the owners' cash injections and bank credit. The most common sources of startup dollars are owners' and relatives' savings. Two studies give quite different answers to the question of how much startup capital a business needs. The Wells Fargo Small Business Index study found that the average small business owner uses about $10,000 as startup capital. The Kauffman Firm Survey, which consists mostly of high-tech firms, found that startup capital averages $80,000 a year, and it consists of debt and equity. However, about one-third of new non-employer firms and 12 percent of employer firms use no startup capital at all. sba.gov
Starting and successfully growing your own business is typically the entrepreneur's key life achievement. New business opportunities are being created every day as a result of consumer trends and demands, technology advances and economic changes. No matter how young or old you are, there is never a better time to start your own business than now.
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Each year Hub Culture gathers leaders in the climate community during UN General Assembly week in New York for a discussion on solutions and initiatives to help the planet.
Please join us at the Standard Hotel on Wednesday 25 September 2019 for this year's discussion and a chance to meet and connect with others working on a greener future for the planet. The discussion will include a review of our new blockchain project, ULTRA, and how it will support funding models for environmental protection.
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The Royal Ballet's decision to include mixed programmes in their ROH Live season for the first time is arguably a bold one, and I hope it pays off in their cinema audience figures. This, their first of two this season, was a particularly exciting prospect for me as it meant four works I'd never seen before.
The programme starts at a fast and furious pace with Liam Scarlett's Viscera (another premier, as the first non-narrative work to be live screened by the RB). Scarlett's sharp, springy choreography reflects the complex, jazzy melodies of Lowell Liebermann's piano concerto – different groups move in time to different rhythms, dancers arch their backs to the beat one after the other and arms are held at 90 degree angles in a stylised fifth position, creating a unique upper body profile. It's hard to imagine a work more ideally suited to Laura Morera, who is as exact and energetic as ever. The minimalist costuming – plain leotards – and lack of set means there is absolutely nowhere for the dancers to hide (not that there's any need).
Relief from the blistering pace of the first and third sections is provided in the form of a pas de deux danced by Ryoichi Hirano and Marianela Nunez. Unfortunately, the live feed chose this moment to cut out – probably because of the cursed British weather – and refused to revive for about two minutes. What I did see of the duet is a jaw-dropping combination of control and trust, as Nunez and Hirano execute some incredible lifts and sustain the slow, gradual style that contrasts so well with the rest of the work. Props also need to go to Nunez for dancing two incredibly different works in one night – but more on Carmen later.
Next to take to the stage is Vadim Muntagirov and Sarah Lamb in Jerome Robbins' Afternoon of a Faun. This duet is set in a rehearsal studio and provides an interesting (if dramatised) window into the world of a dancer. It begins languidly, with Muntagirov stretching to Debussy's dreamy music in a pool of light – Lamb enters and they begin to dance together. Rather than choreographic brilliance, the main focus here is building a relationship between two characters – from initial shy recognition, to flirtatious interaction, to a final kiss.
Cleverly, Robbins uses the fourth wall as the dancers' mirror, meaning that they spend most of the piece looking out at the audience – a reversal of the customary gaze. Muntagirov and Lamb begin by looking at themselve constantly in the mirror as they move, a gentle pastiche of ballet dancers' self-awareness/vanity, but as the piece develops they catch the other's eye and begin to dance with heightened self-consciousness. When they finally dance together, they continue to watch themselves admiringly. (Can't say I blame them – they make a very attractive couple. I never realised what doe eyes Sarah Lamb has until now.) Additional realistic touches – Muntagirov's stretches, pliés at the barre and Lamb dipping her pointes into an imaginary tray of rosin before entering the studio – all contribute to the feeling that these characters and their relationship are real, in spite of the dreamy, romantic atmosphere. Quite a feat in 11 minutes.
Also lasting a mere 11 minutes, the Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux marks another dramatic change of style. George Balanchine choreographed this classical pas de deux to music Tchaikovsky originally composed for Swan Lake (which is now cut from most versions). Steven McRae and Iana Salenko are a natural pairing – they take to Balanchine's showy choreography like ducks to water, performing a duet and two solos that have more sparkle than a firework display. Let me fangirl here for a moment – McRae's leaps, beaten jumps, fouettés and pirouettes en l'air are amazing. The final coda is truly dazzling, and includes several fish dives that Salenko actually jumps into. Understandably, it brings the house down.
And now it's the moment you've all been waiting for: the finale, the brand new work, the showpiece giving this programme its hashtag. In the filmed preamble, Carlos Acosta stated that he wanted his adaptation of Carmen to be not just a ballet, but a fusion of genres – including contemporary, flamenco and musical theatre – that would give the audience a sexier, more dramatic version of Bizet's opera. (This rang alarm bells in my head.)
The opening scene – which eventually begins after a sustained, tension-building blackout – introduces us to Carmen (Marianela Nunez), frolicking in a bar with several men. This bad behaviour starts a brawl and leads to her arrest by upright soldier Don Jose (Acosta), who is tasked with guarding her jail cell. But it's clear that wily Carmen is no prisoner – even in chains, she dances outside the cell bars to Habanera, slowly tying Don Jose in knots and slipping her wrists free with a triumphant flourish. It's not the most sophisticated visual imagery, but it establishes the relationship well enough. Carmen's friends then appear and try to force Don Jose to desert the army and become a rebel – they strip him of his uniform and repeatedly force a gun into his hands, and when his strength is failing Carmen steps in and uses her charms to deliver the final blow. Their ensuing duet is meant to portray the love that has (suddenly) appeared between them, but fails to conjure up any feeling of romance. This is partly because Acosta's choreography clashes with Bizet's gentle flute solo – particularly the end of the duet, when the lovers literally roll around on the floor – and partly because we've just seen Don Jose get conditioned into feelings for Carmen.
In contrast, Carmen's duet with the swaggering, charismatic toreador Escamillo is brimming with sexual tension. Here the choreography fits Bizet's music, and the chemistry between Nunez and Federico Bonelli (irresistibly suave) amplifies the passionate duet. It's a much more convincing and compelling relationship than Carmen and Don Jose, which is definitely not the right way round. In fact, I found it difficult to have much sympathy for Don Jose – yes, he gets brainwashed by the rebels, but he forces a wedding ring onto Carmen's finger when she clearly wants freedom, with dire consequences.
There are plenty of things that I do like about this production though. Using singers from the Royal Opera onstage brings added life and colour to certain scenes – the Toreador Song is much better with voices – and it's a nice nod to the origins of the work. The dark presence of Fate (Matthew Golding) as a horned man lurking in the background adds an ominous sense of foreboding. After the gypsy woman sees Carmen's death in her tarot cards, Fate enters and gores the heroine with his horns like a bull, spelling out her doom.
In a bar scene, the corps de ballet come to the fore in a lively flamenco-inspired number with onstage guitarists, rhythmic clapping and dancing on tables. Seated in a circle, they circle their arms and strike the floor in rapid succession. It's a little bit Don Quixote, but the black catsuit costumes and elements of musical theatre choreography also make it feel a bit Chicago. That is until the corps strip down to their underwear – no, I am not exaggerating – when it all starts to look like a lingerie ad. Carmen spends half her time onstage in a revealing lace leotard, having had her dress ripped off. It's all very unsubtle – so much so that several people at my cinema walked out.
The staging of the ballet's final scene is suitably dramatic though. Fatally stabbed by Don Jose, Carmen is laid out centre stage. The ring of light that has provided a backdrop is lowered horozontally, encircling her. Characters gather and look on as Fate steps into the ring, drapes her lifeless body over his shoulders like a cape, and slowly exits.
Overall, the last work in this mixed bill is my least favorite. Marienala Nunez is one feisty, sexy Carmen but even she can't redeem the choreographic mess that results from trying to splice classical and contemporary styles together. It's as if Acosta couldn't make up his mind which approach to try, and ended up throwing everything but the kitchen sink at one hour of ballet.
Critical as I've been though, there's no point denying that Carlos Acosta is an incredibly talented man. At the curtain, the entire company gathered onstage to wish him farewell after his last main stage performance with the Royal Ballet – flowers were thrown, speeches were made and tears were shed. It was humbling to be able to share in such a special night, saying goodbye to my first Siegfried, first Romeo, first des Grieux and first Colas.
It's been a pleasure watching you dance, Carlos. (I'll forgive you for Carmen.)


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Spike Strips Stopped Saturday Night Pursuit
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VACAVILLE – VPD-deployed spike strips stopped a man trying to flee their pursuit on Saturday night.
26-year-old Daniel Ornelas tried to outrun the cops around 10 p.m. at E. Monte Vista Avenue and Vine Street.
The suspect sped down the main drag. Officers kept right on him. Coordinating officers up[ ahead put out the spike strips and this stopped Ornelas.
It ended at the intersection of Pleasants Valley Road and Cherry Glen Road..
The suspect's vehicle, now disabled, apparently led him to get out and surrender.
Ornelas' charges are DUI, evading and a violation of his parole.
If that wasn't enough, on his way to jail he spit on the trnasporting officer. This earned him the additional charge of assault on a peace officer.
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Bernina sewing machine in very good condition – comes with manual.
Online reviews:
I love this sewing machine for its simplicity and durability. Its a brand that I trust. I don't use my machine every day, but at least twice a week. I use it to mend clothes and make quilts. Perfect machine for a project sewer.
Stitch Performance
Sometimes the stitch tension varies during use. As well, the stitch isn't always perfectly straight.
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This machine is super easy to use, and has a "cheat sheet" right on the machine for threading the machine and bobbin.
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I've used it to mend clothes, make baby toys, and make quilts.
I have used it for various projects, including making cards, and for quilting. It is easy to use the different feet attachments for different projects.
I love how simple it is. It is has a good weight to it. One thing I wish is that the cord for the foot petal was a little longer.
I went with Bernina because of the reviews I heard about how durable the brand is. It is well made and weighted well.
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In medicine, a nebulizer or nebuliser is a drug delivery device used to administer medication in the form of a mist inhaled into the lungs.
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NOW OPEN: The MID-YEAR REPORT for Student Organizations
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The Mid-Year Report is a form that allows the Council of Presidents and the Office of Student Activities and Campus Engagement to see the current standing of your organization.
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