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JSE-listed real estate investment trust (Reit) Vukile, which on Wednesday posted a 7.1% year-on-year increase in its dividend to 156.75c a share for the year ended March 31, is actively evaluating opportunities in Spain to diversify its earnings stream and enhance its high-quality portfolio.
CEO Laurence Rapp noted that Vukile has a R1.5-billion "war chest" of available resources, which is earmarked to create a springboard for its increased international growth.
Vukile had already acquired 86.89% of Spanish Reit Castellana Properties for €13-million.
"Vukile has a vehicle . . . an intention, and [is] actively looking at retail property spread across Spain," Rapp said.
The value of the portfolio is about €200-million, with the Reit having the funding to pursue its strategy of building capacity on the ground and deploy a suitable team to create the infrastructure.
Vukile will pursue retail properties in Spain but its preferred sectors also include logistics properties.
Rapp attributed Spain's attraction to several macro-dynamics, such as the solid gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 2.6% forecast for 2017, according to the International Monetary Fund's World Economic Outlook, published in April; rising consumption growth, forecast at 3.3%, according to BMI Research; increased tourism; declining unemployment; and rentals that are still below precrisis levels, which may indicate that growth in base rentals is to come.
Ratings agency Standard & Poor's also upgraded the country's credit rating to BBB+ with a positive outlook.
Vukile has, meanwhile, invested a further £10.7-million in UK-focused Atlantic Leaf Properties to grow its stake to 29.6%.
Rapp highlighted Vukile's belief that the uncertainties around Brexit over the next few years could create an opportunity in the market, as the UK remains the fifth-largest economy in the world, has a highly-skilled workforce, is a tourist destination and is in a central timezone. There is also solid consumer spending, with the UK having the twenty-third largest GDP per capita in the world.
Rapp asserted that the UK would not become obsolete because it is leaving the European Union, noting that Vukile would continue to support Atlantic Leaf in terms of pursuing growth.
About 72% of the fund is in the logistics warehousing and distribution property space, which are currently some of the preferred spaces in the market.
"Our growing international investment strategy is focused on developed Europe and the UK. It responds to the difficult domestic property fundamentals and diversifies our risk away from local economic challenges.
"It also provides us with exposure to global tenant profiles. As an emerging market company, we believe that investing in developed markets has greater diversification benefits than investing in other emerging markets," explains Rapp.
Vukile has experienced a "momentous year", said Rapp, having successfully repositioned and transformed itself as a defensive, conservatively geared and managed, high-quality, low-risk retail Reit.
In doing so, Vukile has ensured it is well positioned to navigate the fragile political and economic environment in South Africa, he said.
"As we launch our next strategic phase with exciting new horizons, Vukile expects to deliver growth in dividends of between 7% and 8% in the coming year."
Vukile's highlights during the year included completing the acquisition of Synergy Income Fund's R2.5-billion portfolio of assets. Vukile acquired a 25% stake in the Springs Mall, in Gauteng, which opened in March, and the remaining 50% of Pine Crest, in KwaZulu-Natal.
The Reit also completed the major revamp and extension of East Rand Mall, in Gauteng and sold its R1.2-billion Sovereign property portfolio.
Vukile has assets valued at R15.4-billion, of which some R13.3-billion, or 85%, are direct property assets, and the remaining 15% strategic indirect property assets.
"Our operating metrics have remained exceptionally strong throughout the difficult operating environment of the past five years [something Vukile achieves through active asset management of its retail portfolio].
"At current levels, we still see upward potential in our rentals, as can be seen in our consistently positive rent reversions throughout the period," notes Rapp. "This adds up to a very high-quality and low-risk retail portfolio that can perform exceptionally well, even in tough times."
Vukile continued to invest in its existing retail assets during the year, protecting their market position and strengthening them for growth. The Reit completed upgrade, expansion and redevelopment projects of R440-million in the year, with a further R288-million to be invested in the year ahead.
The Reit's local focus will continue to be around accretive expansion and development opportunities within its own portfolio and, where possible, through acquisitions.
"Vukile's strategic achievements have broadened its horizons with exciting opportunities ahead. We will remain focused on achieving long-term strategic goals as a local retail Reit with a portfolio of strong trading shopping centres, and increased international diversification, to generate sustainable long-term returns for our shareholders," notes Rapp.
He adds that 2018 will be a year of settling the base of change, but suggests that, thereafter, Vukile believes it should achieve stronger growth.
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From royalties to diamonds - the wide business applications of blockchain technology
Most of us associate blockchain - or distributed ledger - technology with cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. Yet its potential is far greater than just stealthy money transfer.
Most of us associate blockchain - or distributed ledger - technology with cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. Yet its potential is far greater than just stealthy money transfer. Wherever a ledger is used to keep a record, be it of transactions in shares or real estate, medical files, transfers of intellectual property or traceability across a supply chain, blockchain offers a guarantee of trustworthiness. In essence, keeping encrypted records of transactions across a distributed network of computers ensures that no transaction can occur more than once (a plot of land can never be sold to two different entities, for example). This technology also has the potential to change the way capital markets function, and the way businesses attract funding. The implications for businesses - and government - around the world will be widely felt over the coming decades, but now, at this early stage of its development, blockchain needs to be discussed at a high level so that business leaders (as opposed to IT specialists) can grasp the potential.
This joint meeting of the BPCC's TMT and Tax & Finance Reform policy groups will examine how business should approach blockchain technology, how to spot where the opportunities and risks of being an early adopter lie and what you should be doing strategically now to ensure you are not left behind in future. Looking at current experiences with blockchain across different sectors, drawing on best practice, this event is for senior decision-makers in BPCC member companies.
During the meeting we will discuss:
Potential and current examples of blockchain technology in practice
Key characteristics of blockchain that shape the technology's potential
Benefits of implementing the technology
The threats – will every business sector embrace the technology as well as the legal risks it entails?
Current regulatory status of ICO (Initial Coin Offerings)
Tomasz Zalewski, managing partner, Wierzbowski Eversheds Sutherland, head of TMT
Karolina Marzantowicz, IBM distinguished engineer, CEE chief technology officer, IBM Academy of Technology
Paweł Dudojc, senior consultant in the regulatory risk & compliance practice, Wierzbowski Eversheds Sutherland
This event is aimed at business leaders who take strategic decisions within their firms.
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You started your entrepreneurship journey. You have your business plan, your marketing plan, and all the other plans. One thing on top of every business owner's mind is their finances. How do you plan for a profit? What is your do's and don't's when organizing, planning and managing your finances? My Cats and Me have 7 bookkeeping tips for you to hit the ground running.
- Separate your personal from your business: This is our number 1 rule. And will make your bookkeeping, accounting and tax season less of a hassle. It can be a separate personal checking account. It can be a brand new business account. The credit card? Yes, have one dedicated for your business (again, a separate personal or business card). My recommendation is to open Business Accounts.
- Have a realistic budget: When starting a new business, it's common for the business owner to invest money in it. We call it "Equity". But if you need to use your personal funds to cover your business expenses too often, it's time to revisit the budget. And your expenses.
- Track your expenses: And keep the receipts. This is the best way to maximize your business deductions and to see where your money is going.
- Track and record your income: This is important. Make sure you're recording all your income. You're marking the invoices paid as "paid". You are accounting for the correct amount paid. You're considering any and all transaction fees. And don't forget to follow up on any unpaid invoices.
- Set money aside to pay for taxes: Yes – the dreadful tax season. For a small business owner, paying taxes can affect your cash flow greatly. We recommend you put aside around 30% of your profit to cover for taxes. If you know you're on a higher tax bracket, feel free have your taxes at a higher rate.
- Pay yourself: You heard me right – you gotta pay yourself. What would you pay for someone to do the tasks you're doing. And pay yourself (also, consider accounting for tax monies). Because you deserve it!
- Ask for help: Outsourcing your bookkeeping can actually save you money! From the time you're getting back, from the clear understanding of your finances and help with tax season. A bookkeeper can be a lifesaver!
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God it seems ages since Steps split! Seems more than it actually does.
Just been reading my copy of Gold Greatest Hits and was thinking about the new material they were doing for theyre forth album after Gold Greatest Hits.
An article taken from the book:
" .. weve already got loads of songs written for a forth studio album which well start work on after Gold, the Greatest its album and tour. Little did they know that they would be splitting two days after the final tour on Boxing Day! Great Christmas Prezzie that was!
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In today's [Oct 2] Supreme Court Monthly Arraignments session, Dwayne George Watson pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to import a controlled drug and possession with intent to supply, with the Court hearing the drug was allegedly cocaine.
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His name is Bones Mello and he may just have the best Halloween costume a dog could wish for; the famous All Terrain Armored Transport (AT-AT) from the Star Wars movies. Judging from the look on his face, I'm not convinced he's loving the new look.
His owner, Katie Scott Mello, works at Laika, an Oregon based animation studio. Bones is one cool Greyhound with his very own Facebook page. Here you can see him both costumed up and au natural. There are also photos and detailed descriptions from the making of the Walker; if you fancy giving it a go.
Katie used light fabric for the legs and foam for the body casing and his laser gun helmet.
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"La Norma", by the Sicilian composer Vincenzo Bellini, is one of the highest examples of the Italian opera tradition. Named as a tribute to the author, the traditional "Pasta alla Norma" is arguably the quintessential Sicilian pasta dish."
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Waitrose accelerates food innovation drive with new product development facilities
Waitrose has invested in new food development facilities at its Bracknell head office and doubled the number of chefs working on new food ideas as part of its long-term plans for product innovation.
A new £1.5 million development kitchen is on track to open at the site in the middle of 2018. There will also be a cookery theatre for training courses in food knowledge and food development, a dedicated innovation room and a suite of five tasting rooms where Waitrose's food innovation team will work with suppliers on product development.
The facility will have a team of seven chefs, led by Jonathon Moore, Waitrose's executive chef for brand development and innovation.
Rupert Thomas, Waitrose commercial director, said: "Innovation is in the DNA of our business and over the years we've pioneered everything from the first supermarket organic food through to chocolate and ginger mince pies, which are new this Christmas. This new facility is part of our commitment to being the most innovative, high quality food retailer in the supermarket sector."
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Whilst many spent Sunday romancing their loved ones for Valentines Day, H2coco headed down to Shark Park to support the Cronulla Sharks season launch.
Fans gathered from all over to watch the Sharks take on the Manly Sea Eagles on what was a perfect afternoon for Sunday footy.
The match was a cliffhanger ending in a draw and gave fans their first glimpse of the 2016 squad and what could be a Premiership team.
However the action wasn't just on the field, the Macdonald's family hill was filled with family fun for Sharks Members.
With inflatable courses, slides and water slide the entertainment never stopped at Shark Park.
All the while H2coco was there hydrating the crowd as the Official Coconut Sponsor for the Cronulla Sharks.
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The grade 5 exhibition has just begun! Grade 8 students were the first to visit us. They've done a great job asking questions and have been very interested in everyones topics. Followed by kindergarten students. Puppy mills group have succeeded in entertaining the younger students with their scratch game! Looks like they are also enjoying the colouring. Moving on to the Ocean Animals group with their amazing lighting up pink dolphin display. They are also trying their very best to explain their issue to the Kindergarten students. Next is the anit- smoking group, visitors have been very interested in their giant cigars display! The healthy living groups music video is also attracting many people, from Kai students to teachers! This exhibition journey so far has been an a great experience for all of us!
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Good morning. Editor Nicole MacAdam (@nicole_mac1) here. Survey says: British Colombia is less attractive to oil and gas investors, bank earnings season kicks off…. now, and the end of NAFTA is likely to hit consumers in the pocketbook.
Energy investors lose confidence in B.C.
According to the Fraser Institute's Global Petroleum Survey 2017, oil and gas investor perception of British Columbia has plummeted since the election of an NDP/Green government last May and the province now ranks as the least attractive jurisdiction in Canada, followed by Alberta, writes Claudia Cattaneo. Alberta, also run by an NDP government, improved its global ranking to 33rd among 97 jurisdictions, from 43rd out of 96 evaluated last year, while B.C. fell to 76th from 39th, according to the survey of oil and gas executives.
Bottom line: "Investor confidence matters, and having a government that's openly hostile to resource development has apparently sent a chill throughout the oil and gas industry," said Kenneth Green, senior director of the Fraser Institute's Centre for Natural Resources and co-author of the scorecard.
Scotiabank kicks off earnings season for banks
The latest round of bank earnings kick off today with Scotiabank reporting, writes Jonathan Ratner. The recent outperformance of bank stocks versus the broader Canadian equity market suggests investors expect another good year for the sector in 2018.
Quote: "We do not envision being particularly fussed about results this quarter – good or bad – since the focus should be on the longer-term implications of the numbers, where we remain constructive," Robert Sedran of CIBC World Markets said. "Regardless of what is reported, this was a good year for the banks."
NAFTA's demise expected to cost retailers
An end to the North American Free Trade Agreement could cost retailers as much as $21 billion per year and siphon as much as $17 billion annually from the retail economy, according to a new analysis from A.T. Kearney and the Retail Council of Canada.
Bottom line: The analysis calculates the direct impact of rising tariffs will cost retailers an extra $4 billion to $21 billion for goods, reports Hollie Shaw and assumed a 20 per cent tariff on all categories that are currently tariff-free. For every one per cent increase in tariffs, retailers would see their costs directly increase by at least $1 billion.
Telecom complaints are on the rise
The Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services dealt with just over 9,000 complaints about their wireless, internet and telephone services from 2016 to 2017, reports Emily Jackson, an increase of 11 per cent from the previous year, according to agency's annual report.
Bottom line: BCE received the most complaints with 35.7 per cent of the total, followed by Rogers Communications Inc. at 11.8 per cent and Telus Corp. at 6.9 per cent. The top three complaints revolved around incorrect charges, non-disclosure of terms or misleading information about terms, and intermittent or inadequate quality of service. The CCTS resolved 91 per cent of complaints, resulting in payouts of $2.3 million.
'This is a crisis situation'
Postmedia and Torstar announced that they have traded 41 publications and plan to close 36 papers in places where they compete, in a bid to contend with declining print advertising revenue, writes Emily Jackson. The shuttering of 34 papers in Southern Ontario, one in Winnipeg and one in Vancouver will eliminate 291 jobs and save each company between $5 million to $7 million annually.
Bottom line: Postmedia executive chairman and CEO Paul Godfrey called it a sad day for the newspaper industry, which has faced massive disruption as readers go online for news and companies spend more advertising dollars on global platforms such as Facebook and Google.


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Ford cranks up the power for ST versions of its Focus
The return of the ST is something in which Ford-lovers can revel, suggests Iain Robertson, especially as the power is up, in a car that is unflawed dynamically, provides vastly improved interior space and looks pretty good into the bargain.
As a schoolboy, when Ford launched its 'RS' programme, within which were hot versions of (then) Escort model, followed in short order by the Capri, the RS badge stood for something punchy and aimed at serious drivers. The company's subsequent rally programme reinforced the sporty appeal and set a standard by which any rivals would be judged.
When ST was launched as a sub-brand, first on the Focus and then on Fiesta models, it was a potential half-way house between the regular offerings and the more overt RSs. Over the years, it has become an important profit-earner for Ford, especially as costlier RS derivatives have always been more limited in numbers. When the new Focus model range was introduced last year, it was hoped that both RS and ST versions would follow in short order. The former remains an unconfirmed memory in the designer's eye but the latter will soon be available.
The revived Focus ST builds on its class-leading status in both five-door hatch and estate body versions of the 'Mark Four' variant. Enhanced with unique suspension settings, braking and powertrain configurations for an even more responsive and agile driving experience, the new engine line-up creates up to 12% more power and 17% more torque than before. The aluminium 2.3-litre EcoBoost petrol engine now develops a cool 276bhp, while the 2.0-litre EcoBlue diesel engine kicks out a useful 187bhp.
While diesel has been demonised by governments, it is worth highlighting that demand remains high, which warrants its inclusion in the line-up. It is a 'clean' diesel, meeting future exhaust emissions' legislation, while providing the greater fuel economy potential, even though the per litre price carries a premium. Naturally, despite gutsier performance and worse fuel economy, the petrol version will be the bigger seller, not least because of its brisker figures.
Ford's first application of a Borg-Warner developed, electronic limited-slip differential (eLSD) on a front-wheel drive vehicle enhances the ST's cornering and stability using computer-controlled pre-emptive actuation. In other words, it is of a reactive type that splits engine torque between left and right driven wheels instantaneously, on demand. Gearbox choice of six-speed manual, or a new, quick-shifting, seven-speed automatic transmission, is offered, and Selectable Drive Modes technology is introduced to the ST for the first time. Continuously Controlled Damping (CCD; standard on EcoBoost petrol models) enhances the independent rear suspension for maximum refinement.
The most free-revving Focus ST petrol engine can blitz from 0-60mph in around 5.6s (7.7s for the diesel) and engine responsiveness is enhanced by the use of a low-inertia twin-scroll turbocharger. Innovative anti-lag technology, developed for both Ford GT supercar and F-150 Raptor pick-up model, is introduced to the Focus ST, for zestier performance in Sport and Track drive modes. It can be a little unnerving until familiarity builds but it works, accompanied by customary exhaust 'pops and bangs'. Needless to say, the compression-ignition diesel cannot play the petrol's cheeky soundtrack.
On the other hand, the most potent diesel engine ever fitted to a Focus, delivers peak power at 3,500rpm for immediate, linear acceleration. Ford has improved the snappiness of its manual gearshift, with an even shorter shift throw and less torque reaction. It can even feature rev-matching, if the optional Performance Pack is chosen for petrol models. Rev-matching enables less-experienced performance drivers to benefit from the seamless, momentum-maintaining gearshifts delivered by a 'heel-and-toe' driving technique, while also allowing experienced drivers to deactivate the system and do it for themselves, if preferred.
Adaptive Shift Scheduling features on the auto-box and drivers can also select gears manually, using the steering wheel-mounted paddle-shifters. The ST demands only two turns from lock-to-lock of the much-revised steering system that is also virtually devoid of annoying torque steer. The similarly revised suspension settings that are designed to maximise the ST's focus (sic.) also provide one of the most-connected front-ends of any car in the class. Even though the firm's much-revered Richard Parry-Jones retired around four years ago, the engineering team he established at Lommel, in Belgium, has lost none of his dynamic touch. I reckon that the new ST will establish a fresh standard in handling for the class.
As has become customary, the new Focus ST is packed with 'electrickery' that includes active cruise control, lane-centring, adaptive front lighting, active parking assist, evasive steering assist and even a head-up display. Connectivity is also on-point with simple linking to Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Destined to go on sale this summer, prices have not (as yet) been established, although you can reckon that the petrol model will be priced at around £32,000, with the diesel carrying a small premium.
Ford no longer produces cars in the UK and its current US management team has even contemplated stopping car production, in favour of SUVs and pickup trucks. Personally, I am glad that a shard of performance illumination still exists within Ford of Europe. As long as it does, we can look forward to progressive and enticing motorcars and Ford's repute will remain moderately untarnished.
Conclusion: Few mainstream hot hatches will be as desirable as the forthcoming Ford Focus ST, past models of which also seem to generate a mild form of 'collectability status'. It is a cracking compact machine, capable of outstanding characteristics in either petrol, or diesel forms. We shall have a more in-depth test in a few months' time.


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The 2019 $0 down, Federal home loan limit for Towner County is $ 484,350.
Located on the northern edge of North Dakota, Towner County is a great place to settle down with your family. There is a huge diversity of attractions in and nearby the county, so everyone is sure to find a way to have fun! The county is home to some of the most beautiful outdoor spots in the state that can't be missed. Thanks to the strong local education system, Towner County is the perfect place to raise a family. The county was officially founded on January 24, 1884 and was named after Oscar Towner, who was a prominent early businessman. The current population of the county is 2,272.
A great time for the whole family is waiting at any of the fun and exciting attractions in Towner County. The historic Audi Theater is a great place to catch the latest Hollywood blockbuster, featuring comfortable seating and summer events. If you are a fan of golfing, then be sure to visit the Cando Golf Club, which features nine-holes and all your favorite obstacles. The Cando Golf Club also features tournaments and golf cart rentals. Other great attractions in the county include the Cando Swimming Pool, bowling alley, county museums, and many more!
Take in some of the best views of the local landscape at any of the scenic outdoor spots in Towner County. For some of the best camping opportunities, be sure to visit the Cando Campground, which features great views, RV hookups, and a multitude of other amenities. Cando City Park is the perfect place to bring your family on a nice day, featuring playground equipment, picnic shelters, and basketball courts. The county is home to many beautiful hunting areas, which are home to a huge diversity of game species. Several beautiful waterways can be found in the county, including Devils Lake and Lake Irving.
An excellent education is available to all children and young adults in Towner County. Be sure to attend all the exciting events hosted by the local schools, including art showcases, stage performances, and sporting events. Several excellent colleges and universities can be found within driving distance. Visit one of the local libraries to take advantage of the advanced computer systems and many reference materials. A variety of excellent clubs and programs are available for children to join, including sports teams, band, academic team, and more.
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Ladies, are you like me, constantly asking yourself "what am I going to wear today?" Are you (like most of us) wearing the same thing each week with little to spare for a new wardrobe? If you're looking to create a low-cost and even FREE self makeover then keep reading. . .
What to wear: (Compliment Your Shape)
As you already know, our fabulous comes in many shapes and sizes. Keying in to your daily routine will help you narrow down on your style.
If you're a full-time mom, wife, AND employee, like me, then you understand when I say jeans, paired with a nice top matched with comfortable Nikes would get me through the day. But I like to dress for the job that I want, not the job that I have so I tend to play it up a bit, add some accessories and you are sporty-chic!
Stretch YOUR Dollar:(Closet Shopping)
Some of us could use some fall cleaning with our closets, every item that is no longer useful could be sold via consignment shops online or in store. Selling and buying each season is a great way to rotate your closet. there are a number of reliable go-to outfits like
a nice blazer and blue jean set ( blazers MUST BE in season because they DO vary lol). The type of shirt and accessories paired with this can take you from parent teacher conferences, to dinner with the girls. This style is also good with heels or ballerina flats( still werking it!) If you are not a blazer type of girl there are so many other options that can set an outfit on fire.
Another go-to for this year is the maxi-trend, where style meets comfort.
Girl, take your pick with this! Fall is quickly approaching and paring a maxi-skirt with a fashion forward jean jacket can be a quick fix for a casual day (ccccuuuuuttttteeeee!) . We highly recommend using pinterest for styles that are closest to your taste. If you are unable to purchase or sell any items that you currently own, try using Craiglist's free section in your local area, there are always items being given away that can be useful and we truly believe in old things becoming new. Search online for local pick-ups and even in your newspaper's classified section. Our LAST options are contacting churches for any gently used clothing from members or community residents or dropping into your local consignment shop (plato's closet, good will, etc.) to ask them about any unwanted clothing, they MAY allow you to take some or even ALL of the pieces that you need.
We encourage you to exhaust all of your options should your needs exceed your budget as times are tight and even tighter when you have mouths to feed. Remember that we are always here to offer the best information for our working class people. We will keep you updated on all future events, tips, topics and more!
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The captivating and heart-pounding sequel to the New York Times bestselling and #1 Kids' Indie Next Pick Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow, as heroine Morrigan battles a new evil.
The second book in this hilariously inventive trilogy from Obert Skye, author of the bestselling Leven Thumps series, comes with all the spills, chills, and thrills you'd expect—along with zany fully illustrated comic-style chapters to enliven the adventure!
Among the towering fir trees of the Pacific Northwest, a famously elusive creature is in serious trouble.
All Elliot wants is a nice, normal day at school. All Uchenna wants is an adventure. Guess whose wish comes true?
~i~>"Brims with charm and compassion."--Vashti Harrison, New York Times best-selling author of Little Leaders$16.99ISBN: 9780062671516Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 DaysPublished: Katherine Tegen Books - November 6th, 2018
Taking inspiration from "Beauty and the Beast," Amy Wilson's second middle grade novel is a stunning modern fairy tale of magic, friendship, and finding the courage to fight for what matters most.$6.99ISBN: 9780062458490Availability: Special OrderPublished: HarperCollins - November 6th, 2018
Two girls. Two worlds. Only magic can bring them together, in this fantastical middle grade adventure for fans of the Descendants and School for Good and Evil series.
Halan is a powerless princess. She is heir to the Magi Kingdom, a blazing desert land ruled by ancient magic. But unlike every royal before her, Halan has no magical powers of her own.$15.99ISBN: 9781681195216Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 DaysPublished: Bloomsbury Children's Books - November 6th, 2018
Ellie the Engineer is back in another charming, hilarious, illustrated story filled with creative, STEM-powered fun!
"Look out, Junie B. Jones! Ellie the engineer is thinking, making, creating, and showing enthusiasm and brilliance with her creations!" -School Library Connection on Ellie, Engineer$16.99ISBN: 9781681197685Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 DaysPublished: Bloomsbury Children's Books - November 6th, 2018
Aislin of Eliasind is more than just a princess -- she's half-fairy and half-pedrasi, with magical gifts from each side of her heritage!$17.99ISBN: 9781536200928Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 DaysPublished: Candlewick - November 6th, 2018
How do you give a eulogy when you can't think of one good thing to say? A poignant, funny, and candid look at grief, family secrets, difficult people, and learning to look behind the facade.$13.95ISBN: 9781419727436Availability: UnavailablePublished: Amulet Books - October 30th, 2018An instant #1 USA Today, New York Times, and Wall Street Journal bestseller!
When snow shuts down Greg Heffley's middle school, his neighborhood transforms into a wintry battlefield. Rival groups fight over territory, build massive snow forts, and stage epic snowball fights.$16.99ISBN: 9781481450249Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 DaysPublished: Atheneum/Caitlyn Dlouhy Books - October 23rd, 2018
Lu must learn to leave his ego on the sidelines if he wants to finally connect with others in the climax to the New York Times bestselling and award-winning Track series from Jason Reynolds.
Lu was born to be cocaptain of the Defenders. Well, actually, he was born albino, but that's got nothing to do with being a track star.$18.99ISBN: 9781534426580Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 DaysPublished: Aladdin - October 23rd, 2018
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The Lig$13.99ISBN: 9781534426382Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 DaysPublished: Aladdin - October 16th, 2018
It's Nikki Maxwell's birthday!! Will it be a blast or a bust? Find out in Nikki's newest diary, the thirteenth installment in the #1 New York Times blockbuster bestselling Dork Diaries series!
Nikki and her BFF's Chloe and Zoey have been planning a birthday party of epic proportions!$16.99ISBN: 9780763694630Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 DaysPublished: Candlewick - October 2nd, 2018
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From two-time Newbery Medalist Kate DiCamillo comes a story of discovering who you are — and deciding who you want to be.


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December starts with fights in Myerstown
Thousands missing from youth football team coffers. Parents and board members involved with a South Lebanon youth football organization expressed outrage that perhaps thousands of dollars are missing from team funds.
It was a violent weekend in Myerstown.
There were three fights in two days in Myerstown this weekend, resulting in physical harassment charges filed by Pennsylvania State Police.
On Saturday night at 11 p.m., Jennifer Smith, 36, ad Colleen Wilson, 38, got into a verbal argument at 44 Beverly Drive. The argument escalated between the sisters and they started shoving each other and pulling each other's hair, according to the police report.
Charges of Harassment were filed in District Court against both of them.
On Sunday morning at 3:45 a.m. at a South Cherry Street address in Myerstown, John Hull Jr. attempted to wake his girlfriend, a 40-year old woman not named by police, by slapping her across the face with an open hand.
Hull was arrested and charged with harassment through District Court by state police.
More: 3-year-old child dies in skid loader accident in Jackson Township
More: Man visiting in Lebanon charged with choking a female
Then Sunday night at 11:45 p.m. Bradford Friedrich, 36, and Jennifer Gerber, 39, were arguing at 346 W. Main Ave., Myerstown, and then began striking each other in the head with their cell phones, according to state police.
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2017 Kia Sportage vs Honda HR-V
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Kia completely redesigned the 2017 Sportage, their compact sports utility vehicle. How does it compare to another newer car in the same class, the Honda HR-V? We'll help you decide which compact SUV is right for you.
2017 Kia Sportage vs Honda HR-V
INTERIOR COMFORT & STYLE: Kia Sportage
The 2017 Kia Sportage seats five. Some complained about previous years' cabin noise, but this newly redesigned model benefits from soundproofing. That upgrade has made it now the quietest cabin in its class. The interior feels luxurious, with a new streamlined, stylish look. The seating is spacious in front, and astounding in back. Back seats have so much room, they can even recline.
The Honda HR-V also seats five, but leg room is cramped in the front and, due to the sloping roofline, head room is cramped in the back. No complaints about the style though, with a decidedly upscale interior comparable to the Sportage's. Also like the Sportage, the cabin is quiet and otherwise comfortable.
TECHNOLOGY: Kia Sportage
Kia is becoming known for its technology, with even most base models sporting many coveted features. Take the Sportage. It has a responsive touchscreen that starts at 5 inches, UVO infotainment system, six speakers, Bluetooth, satellite radio, and USB port. Optional features include heated side mirrors, dual-zone automatic climate control, push-button start, panoramic sunroof, larger touch screen, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, a faster-charging USB port, navigation, HD Radio, a premium audio system, blind spot monitoring, rear cross traffic alert, automatic high beams, front and rear parking sensors, lane departure warning, automatic pre-collision braking, and hands-free power liftgate.
The Honda HR-V is a little less equipped, with user-friendliness actually decreasing in upper trims. It comes standard with Bluetooth, USB port, four-speaker sound system, multi-angle rearview camera, and 5-inch display. The base trim has traditional knobs and buttons, which disappear as the touchscreen grows in upper trims. That looks sleek but loses some functionality.
FUEL ECONOMY: Honda HR-V
The 2017 Kia Sportage gets 23 mpg in the city and 30 on the highway. It shifts smoothly through the gears, but it's not particularly powerful.
By comparison, the HR-V does slightly better in fuel economy with 25/33 mpg city/highway, about average for a compact SUV. It's noisy as it accelerates and, like the Sportage, won't win any awards for performance.
SAFETY: Kia Sportage
The Kia Sportage really shines in safety. While previous years always lagged in this category, the newly redesigned 2017 model earned an overall five-star rating and earned the coveted IIHS Top Safety Pick Plus. In other words, it's the best in its class in safety ratings.
The HR-V also earned an overall five-star rating and is definitely a safe car. But it won no outstanding recognition on this front, so the Sportage takes the day in this category.
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With its superior safety rating, array of tech options, and spacious head and leg room in front and back, the 2017 Kia Sportage comes out on top in this comparison. While its fuel economy isn't quite as good as the HR-V, the Honda doesn't have much over the Kia even there. Kia's redesign has really paid off, with a quieter cabin and award-winning safe design. Test drive one and see why the Sportage continues to be one of the most popular crossover SUV on the market.


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ROCKY RIVER, Ohio -- The Rocky River Public Library purchased 800 pieces of the exquisite pottery collection of artist R. Guy Cowan 40 years ago and created the Cowan Pottery Museum. The museum, within the library, officially opened in 1978.
Greg Hatch, current curator of the museum, started his job at the library last August.
"I was incredibly excited, because of my interest in local history and my great enthusiasm for the crafts," he said. Hatch holds a degree in art history, as well as a master's degree in fine arts-sculpture.
Hatch said Katherine Wilder, the first director of the library from 1928 to 1967, encouraged her staff to bring pieces to show at the library due to the importance of the history of the area.
Cowan's pottery business in Ohio closed in 1931. He moved to New York and died in 1957. His family brought him back to be buried in Lakewood Cemetery in Rocky River.
When asked the reason for the popularity of Cowan's work, Hatch said it is because his art reflects many different styles, both of objects and aesthetics.
"Some take classical inspiration, some art deco, some whimsical and some from popular culture," Hatch said. Cowan's pieces were sold both locally and nationally.
Roger Stanbridge is president of Cowan Associates, a non-profit group set up to support the library and its Cowan legacy. The group sets up Cowan symposiums and invites speakers for presentations of the history of the museum, techniques in pottery and various collections around the country.
"We also fund a scholarship, the Guy Cowan Scholarship, for a student in the ceramics program at the Cleveland Institute of Art," Stanbridge said. The scholarship is worth $1,500 per year.
The museum currently houses more than 1,200 of Cowan's pieces, but only roughly a quarter to a half of the inventory is put out on view at any one time at the library, according to Hatch.
"We do periodically rotate the displays, and one of my goals is that I really want to build a curriculum around our displays for visitors, so we can also show different objects in different contexts, compared to one another, and to show the ceramics in the craft field and the decor of the time," he said.
Right now, there are almost 300 Cowan pieces on display at the library at 1600 Hampton Road.
Hatch said the reason people should come to see the collection is "these were objects that had a human connection with artist and buyer. They were used by the buyer. They are so rich within their own personal story, but also the story of Rocky River and the industry and the tradition of crafts in Northeast Ohio."
On May 13, 2016, an Ohio Historic Marker was dedicated at the Lake Road location in Rocky River where Cowan pottery was located. Cowan's grandson, Bill, was present for the dedication. The marker joins the one dedicated in 2015 at the first Cowan Pottery site in Lakewood.
For more information on the Cowan Pottery Museum and symposiums, visit www.cowanpottery.org or call the library at 440-333-7610.


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by Meghan Fitzgerald
Whether or not we are among the 51% of Americans who celebrate Valentine's Day, or whether or not the rather interesting history of Valentine's Day sits with you, there is something very sweet and valuable about this midwinter chance to stop and celebrate love with our kids.
Each year, we make a habit of doing just a little something sweet with and for one another—it's our chance to stop and think about what we love about each other and what might delight the others in our family. This is a great way to learn to take others' perspectives and builds the habit of showing that we care about each other. Whether on Valentine's Day, or on any day you pick, such traditions help kids develop a sense of connection and empathy.
With love to all of our community, we share a few of our favorite ways to celebrate love with little ones:
Throw an Outdoor Tea Party: No matter the weather in February, an outdoor tea party is a marvelous way to celebrate together. Pack tea and some edible treats for a feast, but most of the fun will be making pretend treats in your outdoor kitchen. Bring along heart-shaped cookie cutters or muffin tins to make thematic nature cookies and cupcakes. Read a beautiful book like The Tea Party in the Woods by Akiko Miyakoshi to add even more imagination to your celebration. Or, read The Wish Tree by Kyo Maclear, then make your own wishes for one another to show your love.
Make a Love Potion. We love making petal potions in spring, but we often forget that winter potions are just as marvelous. Just grab a jar and a little water, maybe tie a little red ribbon for the holiday, and head outdoors to find your potion ingredients. For our friends in warm places, make extra sweet use of the flowers and fresh green you have. Friends in chillier spots, bring dried leaves, grasses and, if you've got it, ice and snow! Add in some wintery spices like cloves or cinnamon sticks to kick up the sensory experience (Psst...Cinnamon is even known to boost our moods, making it a perfect love potion ingredient!. Have a baby on hand? A cinnamon stick also makes a fabulous teether too!)
Love the birds: Did you know that, in the 1300s, Valentines Day landed on February 14th, as it was thought to be the start of bird mating season in Britain? We love that birds might have helped inspire these traditions, and we know that winter is a wonderful time to care for our feathered friends. Gather bird seed and a few other handy ingredients, and make your own bird feeder to show your love for the birds near your home.
Share more! Share your favorite ways to celebrate love in midwinter in the comments below!
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So you want to increase traffic to your website. Don't we all! Getting traffic is the first step in the conversion process, but what you may not realize is that the type and quality of your traffic can determine if you will have a conversion process at all. This is why it is so important to understand the difference between all of your traffic channels before we can go any further.
We covered Organic and Social channels in our previous article, so go back and read that if you want to attract customers from search engines and social media networks (go ahead and read that article, we'll wait!). Okay, now we can continue with Referral, Direct and Email channels:
Referral Traffic
Every part of your marketing strategy—social media, SEO, content, PR, reputation management—can contribute to the increase of referral traffic. In definition, this type of traffic consists of "visitors referred to your site from links on other websites."
Here's the catch: quality, relevance, and targeting are all very important here. Sharing and spreading your links on websites that have nothing to do with your industry or buyer persona won't bring you any ROI. Moreover, it will affect your SEO negatively and might even cause a penalty.
First off, we hope you do have buyer personas, because you will need a few details here. The websites, news outlets, directories, and brand websites they visit should be your next target destinations. Publish content, listings, or any other helpful pieces of information on those websites.
Do they visit Yelp or any other online directory to find local recommendations? Do they read local news every morning? What industry websites do they read to keep up with your market? Start networking with those websites, exchange content, and get your links on their websites and in front of your desired audience. This will earn you qualified referral traffic; visitors who come from those websites trust the recommendation and will be more likely to convert into leads and customers.
If you started building referrals but keep receiving traffic that doesn't convert, consult your SEO expert; the links you acquired may not be trustworthy.
Direct Traffic
Direct traffic is our favorite because it is a bundle of mysteries and surprises, and if you thought it's the easiest to understand, buckle up, because there's about to be some turbulence in your web analytics!
According to Google, Direct traffic is generated from "visitors who visited the site by typing the URL directly into their browser." In reality, direct traffic may be generated from:
- A link in an email that you didn't track. This point also depends on the email provider your visitors are using
- A link from a document. For instance, if a visitor downloaded your Services and Pricing PDF and then clicked on your link from there, it will be counted as direct traffic
- Some of the link shorteners you may be using
- Your non secure site (http) links posted on secure websites (https). During this visit, the secure website will not act as a referrer to the non secure website, and the referring data will be lost
- Organic visits during which the browser had issues
- And, finally, dark social, all that social traffic that goes untracked
All these are reasons why should not ignore direct traffic, but analyze it. Some of that traffic might actually be coming from your SEO, referral, and social media efforts!
Email Traffic
Email traffic is a whole different story. While the rest of these channels bring both new and returning visitors to your website, email traffic is mainly comprised of returning users.
Determining the efficiency of your email campaigns will help you understand if you're carrying out the right lead nurturing strategy. If you are using a marketing automation platform like HubSpot, take a look at your leads' interactions in the email dashboard or the individual contact profiles.
If you are currently using HubSpot or another marketing automation platform to create automated email workflows, you can actually keep receiving email traffic even if you don't send an email newsletter that month. That's the magic of automation!
And that's all there is to it; you now know how to track web analytics and increase your traffic sources! If you still have questions, go ahead and browse our blog for more expert tips and knowledge, or get in touch with us directly.
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We spent the day with up-and-coming country duo The Young Fables exploring a few of their favorite places in Tennessee before their homecoming concert in Maryville. As partners in both music and life, adorable couple Wes and Laurel are known for writing songs based on their own love story. The two got together when Wes filled in last minute for Laurel's lead guitarist at a show, and they have been making music together ever since. Along with winning the Nashville finals of Nash FM's Nash Next competition, the pair have become regulars on "America's Morning Show." After releasing their debut album, they are now touring Tennessee points of interest and performing for in-the-know country music aficionados. With such a strong following so far, we're sure much more is to come for The Young Fables.
First on the agenda was a radio interview with 107.7 WIVK-FM in Knoxville, Tennessee. Wes and Laurel discussed how excited they were to play a show in their hometown and share their love for Maryville in partnership with Tennessee Tourism. In addition, they performed their original song "Two," a sweet, bubbly song about finding your perfect match, from their debut album.
Once Laurel and Wes finished their interview in Knoxville, we hit the road on the Foothills Parkway to see the town where they grew up — Maryville. When people think Tennessee, they often think of the hustle and bustle of Nashville or Memphis, but Maryville is a hidden gem nestled in the Smoky Mountains that makes an unforgettable addition to any Tennessee adventure. With endless nature to explore, tons of heart and, of course, the best live music, East Tennessee is a definite can't-miss destination. On the first stop of our journey to Maryville, Wes and Laurel serenaded us with an impromptu song overlooking the Smokies: "Been around the world, but I'm sure this is the top, and if you're in a pinch, it's a pretty good make-out spot."


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Cleaning your car is often a pain and it is one of the least favourite cleaning jobs there is. Cleaning the car is always last on the list of priorities, especially in the cold weather. But it is still important to look after your car and clean it regularly as dirt can lead to all kinds of problems. It is often tempting to take it to a car wash somewhere and save yourself the effort but this can become expensive and can be time-consuming. But cleaning your car yourself doesn't have to be a hassle and there are some great products you can use to clean the dirt and grime off your car.
One of the most popular and effective ways to clean your car is by using a car cleaning mitt. This is one of the most effective and easiest ways to get your car clean and is ideal to be used on all parts of your car, from paintwork to glass, chrome and lights. The mitt allows you to really work into all areas of the car and get all of the dirt off. It is even more ideal to use microfiber cleaning mitts to make sure that all of the dirt is removed with little effort. You can clear your car and give it the perfect shine by just using water, so there's no need for expensive car shampoos and chemical cleaning products.
With our Car Cleaning Kit, you will have everything that you need to clean your car with a perfect finish. It includes a microfiber mitt that you can use to clean the entire car and another two microfiber cloths that will help to give it the perfect shine. You can use these products to clean, dry and shine your entire car by using just water. The other cloths will help to dry any excess water and give your car the perfect shine without the need for any expensive wax or polish. We also offer some other cleaning products to make sure that you give your car the most thorough clean. Our Dual Action Sponge is perfect for any stuck on dirt and grime and offers a more traditional cleaning solution for your car. We also have a specific On Board Cleaning Kit to make sure your interiors are just as clean as the outside of your car.
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Harpsichord Music of England's Golden Age - Concert of Zsombor Tóth-Vajna
William Byrd: Lavolta
Orlando Gibbons: Pavana
William Byrd: The Queen's Alman
Martin Peerson: The Primerose
Martin Peerson: The Fall of the Leafe
Peter Philips-Giulio Caccini: Amarilli mia bella
John Bull: The King's Hunt
Girolamo Frescobaldi: Toccata Seconda
Giovanni Picchi: Ballo alla Polacha
Girolamo Frescobaldi: Capriccio di durezze
Giovanni Picchi: Ballo Ongaro
Girolamo Frescobaldi: Aria detta la Frescobalda
- Zsombor Tóth-Vajna - harpsichord
Historians often depict the Elizabethan age as the golden age in English history. Beside ruling the Empire with an iron fist, the queen was also a fan of arts - and music in particular; several sources speak of her mastery of the virginal. Her instrument, one of the few prized personal items, was made in Venice, Italy, and is now kept at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Italy's influence was indeed strong: most of the keyboard instruments arrived from there, just as Italian composers were heavily influencing their English counterparts. Zsombor Tóth-Vajna will be performing keyboard pieces from the era on a copy of Hyeronimus Bononiensis' 1521 harpsichord made in Rome.
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Hey Aspirers, if you've been keeping up me on Instagram then you know my Ask Me Anything live will be starting at 1pm EST. If you want to submit more questions submit them here. Looking forward to answering all your questions!
Sincerely, Courtney Renee
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Hey Aspirers guess who received the lingerie line by Rihanna! I did! With all the hype of this new line I had to get my hands on it because I love anything by Rihanna. Who doesn't love Rihanna?! I decided to not only make one review video but TWO! In the videos you'll find out the quality of products, how everything fit me, and is it worth your money. Check out the videos and let me know what you think.
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2018 New Year, New Body
Hi Aspirers there is one thing I'm tired of and that is my weight. Guess what it's time for a change! Yup I said it a change! When I was in college I lost about 40lbs but over time I've gain half of the weight back and I'm not loving it. I still fit in the same size because my weight gain was evently spread out. You know what it's hard to lose it again. I would exercise and then stop for awhile, then start again and stop for awhile. It felt like a never ending cycle. Recently I figured out why, I was bored. I get bored so easily doing the same workouts. So I decided to create a random workout plan and hopefully it'll challenge me to continue working out. I chose this workout method for it to be fun and random everyday that I worked out so I won't get bored. Each time I pick a popsicle stick I won't know the difficulty level until it's picked. I'll be pushing myself daily.
I'm sharing this with you all because I want you to hold me accountable and I would love for you to join in as well. Continue reading and find out my plan for a new body!!
Here's what you'll need:
1. Label all your ziplock bags. Label one bag REP or SETS, second bag EXERCISE, and the third bag TIME FRAME (how many seconds, minutes, or times). The markers I bought to write in the bag wasn't working on the bags so I used paper and taped the labels on like so.
2. After you label your bags it's time to label your popsicle sticks. For the REP or SETS popsicles I put 2, 3, 4, and 5 reps. You'll know how many times you'll have to repeat that one exercise.
3. For the EXERCISE sticks I put random exercises and something fun I decided to add (can you spot it lol). I'm planning on adding more don't worry. Some of the other exercises that aren't shown: knee crunches, planks, arm circles, flutter kicks, etc.
5. For the last bag TIME FRAME I wrote multiples of 5s and I wrote up to 50. The reason why I was specific on the time length because it's based on how long you were planning to workout. Say if you chose to workout for an hour and you randomly selected sit-ups and 50. You then can decide if you want to do sit-ups for 50 seconds, 50 times, or 50 minutes of sit-ups. If you want a good variety of your workout doing the same thing might not be the best thing.
After you labeled your bags and your popsicle sticks it's time to workout!
My plan is to workout 2-3 days a week for an hour. Once my strength builds up I want to add more difficult exercises so I can continue to progress. If you are trying this method you could create ziplock bags with warm up and cool down options. Make this method your own. I don't have a personal trainer so I have to do something that'll work.
Stay tune for updates on my progress and I'm planning on showing you a snippet of my workout. If you decide to do this method or something similar comment down below.
Sincerely, Courtney Renee
New Year's Eve Vlog
Ahhhh here's another video for you all! I said I was going to post more and I'm doing it. I'm spoke it into existence and I made it happen. I hope you like it and don't forget to follow my blog for updates on new posts.
Sincerely, Courtney Renee
Merry Christmas!!!
My gift you is a new VIDEO!!! I know it's been awhile but I'm back! Check it out and don't forget to like and share.
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These beautiful tin plates have been decorated by reproducing some of the finest historic ceramic artwork around the world from museums and private collections. Their elegance makes them perfect for a period look as a place setting, for serving and for picnics. They also make attractive wall decorations, on their own or as a group.


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Nest Delray, a Top Furniture Store in Delray Beach, FL Announces New Website
Delray Beach, FL – Nest Delray has recently launched their new website, providing easy access to their ever-revolving inventory of functional furniture and unique accessories. Their company is well-recognized in Delray Beach, FL for their dedication to selling and restoring high-quality vintage furniture products. Nest Delray is a proud, locally-owned and operated company with a vast experience buying, restoring, and converting pieces of furniture into true masterpieces which become the stars of any space within the home or patio.
Their new website is a simplistic design, inspired by the principle that an image is worth a thousand words. In a few words, potential customers will learn details regarding their incomparable store and can access their gallery to learn details on available products, all through their high definition images and direct access to their Instagram account. Through their Instagram account, customers can enter comments and request information regarding available products.
As the experts in vintage furniture, Nest Delray has built great relationships with many other vintage enthusiasts who help them to locate or restore specific pieces of furniture that their customers might be looking for. They have also partnered with vintage metal signs experts to make vintage signs and delray beach metal signs that help create a vintage beach vibe within your homes interior design. Through their new website, customers have access to submit notes, requesting details regarding any available item or requesting details regarding how to get a specific piece of furniture that is not in their inventory.
Regarding their great selection of furniture and decor, their company's spokesperson said, "The Nest of Delray is a wonderful place to visit when seeking unique vintage furniture with modern, eclectic, traditional, funky styles from formal and everything in between. We offer an exciting experience to resale shopping with a constant change in inventory, keeping you on your toes, every time you stop by! Anything that your home needs to enhance interior design, we can offer, from artwork and furniture to collectibles and nontraditional home pieces. To provide the most unique experience, we aim to find one-of-a-kind furniture pieces that stand out and add character to the interior design of your home."
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text: BUSINESS 'Exiled,' 'Band's Visit' prep Oscar runs 5:00 AM PDT 9/25/2007 by Saul Symonds , AP FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Empty HONG KONG -- Johnnie To's "Exiled" will represent Hong Kong and Cannes favorite "The Band's Visit" will carry Israel's flag in the 2008 foreign-language category at the Oscars.Starring Simon Yam, Suet Lam and Anthony Wong, the crime drama "Exiled" is set in Macau against the backdrop of the Portuguese colony's handover to China. It marks the first time To has represented Hong Kong at the Academy Awards.Eran Kolirin's "Visit," which swept the Israeli Film Academy's Awards on Sunday, follows the comic plight of an Egyptian band stranded in a small Israeli town. The film, which played at Telluride and Toronto in addition to Cannes, will be released by Sony Pictures Classics in Los Angeles and New York on Dec. 7 before going wider in February. It stars Sasson Gabai, Ronit Elkabetz, Saleh Bakri and Khalifa Natour."Exiled," which Magnolia will distribute in North America, screened in competition at the 2006 Venice Film Festival and has earned awards at the Golden Horse Film Festival, the Sitges-Catalonian Film Festival and the Hong Kong Film Awards, where To earned both best film and director."I think this time I am even more confident than a few years ago when we represented Hong Kong ... with our film 'Infernal Affairs,' " said John Chong, CEO of Media Asia, which produced the film together with Milkyway Image.The film's choice was announced late Monday by Crucindo Hung, chairman of the Hong Kong Motion Picture Industry Assn.Meanwhile, the Film Federation of India has unveiled "Eklavya: The Royal Guard" as that nation's contender in the foreign-language category. Directed by Vidhu Vinod Chopra, "Eklavya" stars Amitabh Bachchan as a the dedicated guard of a royal dynasty.And Estonia has submitted Ilmar Raag's "The Class," about a bullied 16-year-old who teams up with a friend to get back at their classmates.Nyay Bhushan in New Delhi contributed to this report. FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Saul Symonds email@example.com @thr AP email@example.com @thr


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Waiting for write a decent post , let me offer you the view of some projects that I discovered, are following. His themes are related with a 3D historical enviroment, these two are, like mine, enormous projects full of illusion. For now, I'm still thinking about get a good server for test the hardware and network possibilities and viability of my Naples. Also, I continue the boring task of repeat one by one, each room of the noble floor of the palace, of course I will need prepare a good decoration.
But for now, let me show you the videos!
But for now, let me show you the videos!
I just discovered this jewell in Youtube, is placed in Reaction Grid. It is a mixture of the medieval or modern (Modern historical frame-time) Isle of Rhodes. Really interesting.
This project represents a study of the medieval city of La Rochelle, you can visit it now without install viewers, is a good example of the power and inmediacy of Unity3D. Unfortunately, the creator has removed the virtual demo and we only have this video as evidence, he is unhappy because the people is not interested to help him economically. But, the life is not easy and a good project is not enough to feel worthy of donations. Dear Jousselin, let me advise you: continue the project waiting better times and, meanwhile, fighting. Never removing your merits!
Finally, a web using Unity3D technology too: http://www.spinpast.co.uk/
I'm really interested in this idea like a heritage catalog, also, the author is using a complex technique based -I must research more- in mark point by point the coordinates of a image.
Well, I hope you like it, see you in the next Building Process, because our Capodimonte is growing!


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Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Mum dealt more with us as we got older and perhaps ...no not perhaps..until we got harder work... but all of us remember that specia time we had as little kids following Dad around the big yard.
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- Amy said...
Isn't it amazine how a picture can bring back so many wonderful memories... I love it that you share these photos with us MC... Seriously - you could get out your box o' photos and write short stories and novels for the rest of your life with this kind of wonderful material...
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- Unknown said...
I read your blog about the tomatoes and Don snoozing away...it sounds so peaceful down there; just like up here. (Well, we have a train that goes by and blows his horn, but we get used to it.) But all in all, I am looking forward to starting a garden this year. Easter is late but Spring is upon us in these parts. Lent usually starts in Feb. but is very late for some reason. I could never figure out how they decide the Lenten days leading up to Easter. We could not get our ashes since the church is way up the road, and like you did as a child, we did not go to mass at 7:30 with work and all. Maybe I should have found some out back like you did! So ashless we are.
I have pic's of my parents all over and I love it. The B&W's are my favorite--so nostalgic. You are a scot, and I come from irish lines (and german) My maiden name is O'Neil. That must be where I get my short temper from--ha! HHM is all german and looks like he just arrived off the boat with his square blockhead and stocky body.
Keep tending those vege's girl--I may call on you for advice--I have never had a garden and can't wait to try. A new tradition for me may be in the works yet.
blessings, friend down under, CS
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- Diane S. said...
Oh, your father looks like a lovely man. I'm sorry you lost him so soon.
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City of Kansas City, MO. City offices closed July 4. In observance of the Independence Day holiday, some residents will experience a one-day trash and recycling collection delay, and City offices and the 3-1-1 Action Center will be closed on Wednesday, July 4. In addition, the City's recycling centers, Chouteau leaf and brush drop-off center and household hazardous waste swap shop will also be closed.
Residents who usually have Wednesday trash collection will receive this service on Thursday, July 5. Residents who usually have Thursday trash collection will receive it on Friday, July 6
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A Latino Father Falsely Accused Of Murder Was Saved By And Episode Of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'
If this man wasn't at a Dodgers game, he could have been facing the death penalty for a crime he did not commit.
In May of 2003, baseball fan Juan Catalan went to a Los Angeles Dodgers game with his daughter. That same day, a 16-year-old girl named Martha Puebla was shot and killed in front of her home. Catalan was arrested and accused of committing the murder, which led to a long and tedious court trial. According to the Los Angeles Times, police zeroed in on Catalan because Puebla "testified in a murder case in which Catalan's brother, Mario, was a co-defendant." Catalan's lawyer had to prove that Catalan was at the Dodgers game during the time of the murder. Fortunately, they got a break through an improbable ally — comedian Larry David ("Seinfeld," "Curb Your Enthusiasm").
In this new Netflix doc, "Long Shot," you'll learn about Catalan's case and the process he had to go through before he could prove his innocence. Keep an eye out for this crime documentary, which will be released on Netflix on September 19th.
READ: A Gay Man's Brutal Torture And Murder In 2012 Changed Thoughts On Gay Rights, Now Chile Is Talking Marriage Equality


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- From: "Jeff Albert" <albertj001 at hawaii.rr.com>
- Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2009 06:31:35 -0500 (EST)
Help Appreciated. The code below is my attempt to "draw" the following: Split screen experiment showing the areas accessible to particles coming in from the left of vertical axis and leaving to the right through two slits, one at y= 4, the other at y= -4 The upper set of crossed lines represents the area accessible to particles coming in from the slit at y=4. The lower set represents the area accessible to particles coming in from the slit at y= -4. I want to shade the area where the upper and lower accessible areas (on both sides of the vertical) do not intersect. As you can see what I have done so far is exactly the opposite, shading the area where they do intersect. In addition I would like to eliminate all graph numbers, as well as the x axis, and to have the lower set of crossed lines dashed instead of solid. Can someone help? <<Graphics`FilledPlot` f1[x_]= a+.4*(b*x) f2[x_]=a-.4*(b*x) f3[x_]= a1+.4*(b*x) f4[x_]=a1-.4*(b*x) a=4 a1=-4 b=1 RG=FilledPlot[{f1[x],f2[x],f3[x],f4[x]},{x,0,20},Fills ->{{{2,3},GrayLevel[.8]}}] LG=FilledPlot[{f1[x],f2[x],f3[x],f4[x]},{x,-20,0},Fills ->{{{1,4},GrayLevel[.8]}}] Show[RG,LG] Jeff Albert


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A tour of France's vineyards today shows that more and more wine producers prefer to let the grass and the weed remain in the vineyard instead of removing it. Today, many refrain from chemical weed control, also those who are not organic. The region of Anjou-Saumur in the Loire Valley has gone one step further. For the region's 20,000 hectares and 27 different appellations, it is now specified in the appellation rules that chemical herbicides are prohibited.
The producers can choose different methods: let the weed grow freely, plough regularly or use other mechanical methods like mowing, plant a cover crop that dominates over weed, or remove the weed with a natural product made for example from a plant extract. For the moment, however, there are not many of those on the market. But a few are in the pipeline.
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Radian, a major housing and care provider in the South of England, will be giving out free interview clothing to job seekers (subject to availability) in Bishops Waltham at a FREE Employability Event on Wednesday 9th October in the Jubilee Hall.
Radian is working with the Winchester Business Collective to coordinate this Free Employability Event where those hunting for work can get help with identifying the right training, writing a good curriculum vitae, performing well at interviews and lots of other crucial work related activity
Janice Waterman, Employment, Support and Training ('EST') Project Coordinator explains:
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text: Throat Infections in Winter Posted on January 17, 2018 As the winter weather starts in Ahmedabad, India, we begin to spend more time indoors attracting infections. The throat and its delicate tissue is highly susceptible to irritation and inflammation from viruses and bacteria. Below we have listed most common throat infections like tonsillitis, sinusitis and enlarged lymph nodes. 1. Tonsillitis Tonsillitis is a common illness that creeps up every winter. It is characterized by the swollen and inflamed tonsils on either side of the back of the neck. Signs and symptoms include: Swollen tonsils and pain Sore throat and fever Difficulty swallowing Tender lymph nodes (either side of the neck) Common viruses usually cause the infection that results in tonsillitis, but on some occasions, it can stem from bacterial infections. Each case of tonsillitis is different and requires prompt attention from the doctor like Dr Tejal Shah in Ahmedabad at Shreeji Orthopaedic and ENT Hospital to receive the best treatment. Some circumstances call for a procedure to remove the tonsils altogether when patients don't respond to the initial treatment plan. HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR THROAT TO PREVENT TONSILLITIS. The virus and bacteria that can cause tonsillitis is very contagious. Always wash hands with soap and water Avoid sharing food, drinks, eating utensils, and drinking vessels Replace toothbrush if you've been diagnosed with tonsillitis. You'll also want to keep your water intake high and make sure you are getting plenty of sleep every night. When your body is tired and deprived of rest, it becomes susceptible to infections. It's also advisable to take Vitamin C tablets when you are feeling any illness creeping in. Vitamin C is water soluble, which means your body will eliminate what you don't need. 2. Sinusitis There are a couple of different variations of sinusitis. Commonly associated with a head cold, acute sinusitis interferes with breathing when the nasal cavities become swollen. Initial Symptoms of sinusitis is brought on by the same virus that causes a head cold, but if the symptoms haven't cleared within a week to ten days, you might have longer symptoms and this chronic type sinusitis requires treatment from a sinus specialist like Dr Tejal Shah in Ahmedabad at Shreeji Orthopaedic and ENT Hospital. Acute sinusitis symptoms include: Thick yellow or green discharge from the nose. Nasal congestion Pain, tenderness, or swelling around eyes, forehead, and cheeks. CARE TIPS FOR YOUR NECK WHEN YOU SUFFER FROM SINUSITIS. Although most of the issues with sinusitis occur in the nasal passages, a lot of mucus drains down the neck irritating the throat and causing soreness. It's advisable to prevent inflammation of the throat by taking care of your allergies through out the year. It may seem out of character to worry about allergies in winter, but the more time you spend inside, the more you interact with dust one of the leading allergens. Frequently washing your hands will help avoid catching other respiratory infections, and a humidifier adds moisture to the dry winter air. 3. Swollen Lymph Nodes The lymphatic system is a complex network of organs and vessels that run throughout the body, with many located in the head and neck. Your lymph nodes play an essential role in the body's ability to fight off infection and filter out trapped bacteria that causes viruses before they become a problem. Unfortunately, they are also susceptible to inflammation from the common cold. Most individuals will notice swollen lymph nodes in their neck, but there can be swelling under the chin or in the armpits. You can consult Dr Tejal Shah in Ahmedabad at Shreeji Orthopaedic and ENT Hospital. The symptoms of large lymph nodes vary depending on the cause. Most cases are brought on by a virus and bacterial infection and produce the following symptoms: Swelling the size of a pea or larger A runny nose, sore throat, and fever Night sweats THE BEST TREATMENTS FOR THE NECK WHEN THE LYMPH NODES ARE SWOLLEN. It's believed the cold weather itself is what causes infection, but it revolves around spending more time indoors where there is a higher risk of cross-contamination when others are ill. Staying warm, well hydrated, and getting plenty of sleep is the best way to keep the immune system healthy.


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iPhone 6 to Be Optimized for One-Hand Use?
A new video, which proves that Apple's 4.7-inch iPhone is designed for one-hand use has recently appeared on the Internet. In a short clip we may see an alleged iPhone 6 panel that feels just good in one hand.
The video, which has been first spotted on a Chinese website iFanr, is available below.
It shows what appears to be a black front panel belonging to a 4.7-inch iPhone 6. The part is allegedly close to a final production version and has reportedly been obtained from an anonymous source who declined to be identified because Apple is not fond of leaks.
Looks like that guys from Cupertino managed to accomplish almost an unreal task - they've made the smartphone this big easy-to-use.
Apple's iPhone 6 is expected to be released in September. People familiar with the matter say that there will be two versions of the device.
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