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by Marcel Tetzlaff
Powering Healthcare for the Digital Age
To say these are uncertain times for Medicaid dental is like saying the sun is hot at the equator.
Yet while that makes for good headlines, the reality is Medicaid dental has always had its challenges, even when it hasn't been under intense scrutiny and political pressure.
The only real certainty around Medicaid dental is that health plans need to be much more efficient if they are going to continue to be good stewards of taxpayer dollars. Here are some of the ways technology-enabled solutions can make that happen.
Use analytics to improve benefit designs
Benefit offerings and provider reimbursement schedules have a tendency to become bloated over time. Analytics help payers address the spend on both. They can determine the services that should be included as part of standard benefit offerings based on what is already available within specific markets. They can also take a high volume of data and organize it into reports to show where reimbursement schedules can potentially be consolidated or eliminated – a task that is often impossible with manual reviews. By bringing the variables down to a manageable number, payers can avoid waste, making more total dollars available without any increases in funding. This approach can also help reduce the impact of funding cuts, if they occur.
Recognize good providers and remediate the bad
Analytics can again surface the providers who are excelling when compared to their peers. Technology can then be used to provide additional perks, such as placing them at the top of location-based "find a provider" lists. These same analytics can also be used to uncover instances of fraud, waste, and abuse (FWA) by comparing claims and highlighting the outliers. Once they are visible, the payer can take the appropriate remediation steps, such as provider education. Minimizing FWA means more money available for necessary care.
Drive preventive services
It is almost always far less expensive to prevent a problem than to fix one. Analytics can help uncover low instances of preventive care coupled with high instances of more costly care to help payers drive providers toward delivering more appropriate preventive services.
Move analytics to the cloud
Rather than building (or adding to) internal software and hardware infrastructure, you should partner with a Software as a Service (SaaS) organization to add analytics capabilities. This eliminates many of the up-front costs as well as ongoing expenses for maintenance, security, training, etc. If you work with a SaaS provider that has achieved HITRUST certification, you will dramatically reduce concerns about data security.
Manage smart
Medicaid dental is constantly changing, and is currently facing unprecedented potential upheavals. By understanding how to create efficiency to deliver more benefits out of whatever dollars are available, states, payers, and managed care organizations will bring the greatest level of quality care to more members.
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Vice President of Dental Benefits Management, Marcel Tetzlaff leads SKYGEN USA's continuing commitment to helping its clients provide superior dental program stewardship. He and his team are responsible for developing and executing the company's Enhanced Benefit Management program that is designed to ensure delivery of the most appropriate and efficient care possible. By leveraging SKYGEN USA's technology, clinical, analytical and administrative expertise, the appropriate intervention can be initiated to achieve optimum performance, including recognizing and rewarding high-performing providers.
Mr. Tetzlaff comes to SKYGEN USA with more than 20 years of experience in managing government and commercial healthcare and dental plans. He was previously Director, Program Implementation at Integrated Health Network of Wisconsin, a multi-system, clinically integrated accountable care network. During his tenure, he oversaw all aspects of their Medicare Advantage program with payers and health systems, implemented best practices and operational standards across all health systems, and developed workflows, reports, education, training, and documentation for the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP), Risk Adjustment Factor (RAF), Healthcare Effectiveness Data Information Set (HEDIS) and other quality and efficiency measures. Prior to that position, he was Regional Vice President, Provider Networks at DentaQuest, where he oversaw provider networks in 12 states and new network development efforts nationally. Among his accomplishments was managing the risk business that improved loss ratios with millions of dollars in claims expense reduction. He also implemented pay-for-performance reimbursement models for providers.
Mr. Tetzlaff earned his MBA at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a major in healthcare management. He also holds a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.
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Kat Von D Studded Kiss Lipstick is brand new to Sephora and comes in a mind-boggling 30 shades!
I nearly passed out when I first saw these on the Sephora website last week. I mean 30 shades!! And the studded cases! And it's Kat Von D, and you know I have a *thing* for wanting practically everything she comes out with. Unfortunately (or maybe this is a good thing) when I was at Sephora recently they didn't have more than 6 shades out on display, so I couldn't check out the whole line. From the 6 I saw I decided to try out two in shades in L' Ecole Des Femmes and Sexer.
These lipsticks have a color cushion technology that provides 10 hours of wear, a velvety touch and one-swipe color. They are formulated with vitamins A, E and C for hydration and antioxidants, and have a light creme brulee scent. They come in matte, metallic, iridescent and shimmery finishes. The studded black tubes were designed to look like one of Kat's favorite bracelets.
L 'Ecole Des Femmes is a matte bright pink/coral. This is a fabulous color, I really love it. It's definitely matte feeling but not necessarily the kind of matte that will suck your lips dry of every ounce of moisture. It's incredibly pigmented and creamy when it goes on.
Sexer is an iridescent fluorescent pink. Ok it's not *really* fluorescent, but it is bright and has a really nice iridescent flash to it. This one feels softer and more comfortable on my lips than the matte one does. It's also very nicely pigmented and smooth.
There are about 10 others I really want to check out when they have them on display, including the lavender matte one called Coven, which is the only one on the site that isn't available right now.
These are exclusive to Sephora and they are $21.00.
See anything you want to check out?
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COLOUR: Blue
Kelp extract (Fucus versiculosus) – softens, moisturizes, improves blood circulation.
Ivy extract (Hedera Helix Extract) – calms and softens, improves blood circulation.
Arnica extract (Arnica Montana Extract) – softens, nourishes, moisturizes. Improves blood circulation.
Juniper essential oil (Juniperus communis) – has an expressed stimulating, antiseptic, blood-refreshing effect. It has a strong disinfecting and anti-toxic effect. It has a proven effect in treating cellulite. It is recommended at skin inflammations, eczemas, wounds, dandruff and acne. Cleans and tightens the skin, improves its metabolism.
Rosemary essential oil (Rosmarinus officinalis) – it has general strengthening, making painless, nerves-calming, anti-inflammatory, spasmolitic, antidiarrheatic, antibillious, anti-herpes, diuretic, improving heart activity, increasing blood pressure and anti-cellulite effect.
Cypress essential oil (Cuperessus sempervirems) – it has antispasmodic, sedative (calming), astringent, blood-stopping, anti-cellulite, anti-bacterial and disinfecting effect.
Grapefruit essential oil (Citrus grandis) – it has refreshing, anti-depressive, increasing the anti-infection protective powers of organism effect, stimulates brain functions and the nerve cells activity.
Incense essential oil (Boswellia Carteria) – it has a strong calming, antispasmodic, anti-cellulite and anti-bacterial effect.
Мint essential oil (Mentha piperita) – it has general refreshing and cooling effect. It has an anti-inflammatory effect, helps excreting toxins. Neutralizes the unpleasant smell.
Grape seeds oil (Vitis vinifera) – Extremely important for the cellular membranes of skin cells. Rich in minerals, proteins, vitamins A, B1, D and proanthocyanidins, which are strong anti-oxidizers and have the property to protect blood vessels from accumulation of bad cholesterol. Suitable for all types of skin.
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To Whom It May Concern,
This is a letter of introduction for Mr.
Ture Sjolander
, Swedish artist and administrator. Mr. Sjolander is an important and influential personality in the Swedish and European art communities, having been active as an artist since the mid ninteen fifties.
He instigated the establishment of the Video-Nu Video Centrum in Stockholm, an unique artist run co-operative designed to facilitate and distribute artists video.
Being among the first artists to utilise new media as video, Mr. Sjolander is well placed to give lectures and workshops on this subject at all levels.
I personally came to know Mr. Sjolander when I was visiting the Video-Nu centre as Artist-In-Residence during 1986, and I found him warm, helpful and efficient in his roles of Director at the centre and as a host.
I believe that a visit by Mr. Sjolander to Australia would be of considerable benefit to artists there, wheter active in video or other media. For this reason I feel that support should be given to his visit through the facilitating of lectures and workshops in art schools, art spaces and similar institutions.
I hope that you can find the time to give M. Sjolanders Āproject the serious consideration it deserves and perhaps help him in some way with this undertaking.
Yours Sincerely
Australian Artist, in Europe
(Stockholm, 26-8-86)
Simon Biggs - 2001 (Professor at Sheffield Hallam University)


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Cisco has announced that Garsen Naidu will take over as Country Manager for South Africa.
Garsen has been with the company for eight years, his most recent position being Head of the Partner and System Engineering organisations for Sub-Saharan Africa.
Clayton Naidoo, GM: Sub-Saharan Africa at Cisco, said, "Garsen has led our Partner and System Engineering division for two years now, with a sales team that is focused on unearthing partnerships that enhance the digital transformation journeys of Cisco customers. His ability to deliver customer-centric technology solutions, his inherent technology talent, and his aptitude for solving complex problems has made him a valuable member of our team, and I am excited for him to now head up our SA operations. Cisco strongly believes in promoting from within first and our other recent senior leadership appointments are also testament to this."
According to a statement issued by Cisco, Garsen started out as a Software Development Engineer in the aerospace industry. His sales career began when he redefined the sales strategy at a South African aerospace company, which resulted in Garsen successfully concluding key deals for the company in East Asia.
Garsen joined Cisco in 2011 as an Account Manager, was appointed as Client Executive in 2012 and then promoted to Regional Sales Manager: Public Sector and Enterprise Solutions in 2014.
He said: "This is a wonderful opportunity for me and I look forward to helping Cisco leverage the opportunities that lie ahead for FY20, while aligning our local priorities and vision to Cisco globally. This will ensure that we deliver the very best solutions to our customers here in SA."
Garsen holds an MBA (with distinction) from GIBS and has a BSc in Engineering - Electrical - Information Systems and a Diploma in Electrical Engineering.


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Dedham Savings is currently seeking part-time Tellers for our Retail Division. The ideal candidate for a teller position is someone who is enthusiastic, pleasant, and enjoys working with our customers. An aptitude for numbers and a desire to work in a team environment are also important components for a Teller.
The requirements for this position include reliable transportation and the ability to work the following hours:
Thursdays and Fridays from 3:00pm until approximately 7:30pm
Saturdays from 8:30am until approximately 2:00pm
Please note: This is a year-round position and candidates must be available to work throughout the school year on the days and times mentioned above.
Dedham Savings is an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer. We at Dedham Savings understand the value of diversity and inclusiveness to our organization. We invite applicants for employment from all backgrounds. Applicants will be considered. without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, marital status, national origin, disability, Veteran status, recently separated Veterans, gender identity, genetic information, military status, and pregnancy or conditions relating to pregnancy including lactation or the need to express breast milk for a nursing child and all other categories covered by law. As part of our affirmative action program, we ask every applicant to complete a voluntary self-identification form. Please understand that completing this form is voluntary. This information is treated as confidential and will only be used in accordance with our affirmative action program. Please click here to access the Voluntary Self-Identification Form and submit it to the Bank either electronically to firstname.lastname@example.com or along with your resume or application for employment. We thank you for considering Dedham Savings for employment.


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CLIMASET offers HumiSonic ultrasonic humidifiers to save up to 90% of electricity compared to steam humidifiers. HumiSonic consumes less than 80 W of electricity for one kilogram of evaporated water, against the 750 W of the classic steam solutions.
Some advantages over traditional humidifiers are:
- Accuracy: Control of relative humidity up to ± 1% on the set point;
- Absorption efficiency: The drops, large just 1 µ, evaporate immediately;
- Easy installation: In the basic configuration humiSonic is a Plug and play solution;
- Maximum Hygiene: No water recirculation and periodic washing;
- HumiSonic is guaranteed for 10,000 hours of operation when supplied with demineralized water;
The new HumiSonic range consists of three versions:
- humiSonic Compact, so small to fit in a fan-coil;
- humiSonic Direct, for distribution in the environment, ready to be installed directly in the environment to be moistened;
- humiSonic ventilation, adiabatic humidification for small ducts.
humiSonic depliant in PDF format.


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Community Foundations of Canada undertakes Vital Signs reports to identify trends across the country. In 2012 issues affecting youth were examined, the result being the report titled: #GENERATIONFLUX: Understanding the seismic shifts that are shaking Canada's youth.
Interesting pieces of this report speak to challenges such as:
- Education - the lag time between high school and post-secondary is increasing.
- Employment - 1 out of 3 25-to-29-year-olds with a post-secondary diploma moved into low-skilled occupations after graduation.
- Health - 3.2 million Canadian 12-19 year olds are at risk for developing depression. Yet, 3 out of 4 children and youth who need specialized treatment services do not receive them.
- Engagement - in the 1960s, about 70% of the members of a new cohort would vote in the first election in which they were eligible to participate; by 2004 it was only slightly over 30%.
And opportunities such as:
- Today's youth are nimble and passionate. They are comfortable with rapidly changing technology and quickly plug into emerging global issues. More than 8 in 10 teens say trust and honesty are "very important" to them and 75% of 12-19 year-olds report the highest level of attachment to community.
The report contains well-documented research and statistics which can be used to position the need for parks and recreation, community engagement, and health promotion programs for youth.
For a 'quick' fact sheet on the findings, go to the fact sheet: http://www.vitalsignscanada.ca/files/vitalyouth/VYBackgrounderPrint2.pdf.
Or, for more information, go to the full report: http://www.vitalsignscanada.ca/files/vitalyouth/2012_VitalYouth%20Resear....


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Your beauty comes by the right way of living.
The age old quest to stay young is one that many of us become familiar with at some point in our lives.
Just glance at the rapidly growing American anti aging product market and rising diet consciousness.
You can confirm that Americans are not only pursuing longer lives, but are seeking ways to delay aging across the board.
However, the secret to staying young as you age encompasses much more than addressing fine lines and wrinkles, it is about achieving optimal well being all around.
Take a look at a few suggestions that can help you improve your quality of life and slow down the age clock in modern times.
3 Modern Tips To Help You Maintain Your Youthfulness:
1. Take care of your body and it will take care of you.
To stay younger, you must first take care of your physical health. An active lifestyle and healthy, varied diet will not only extend your life expectancy, but also decrease your chances of medical conditions.
A study published by the New England Journal of Medicine found that people who switched their diets up to include more wholesome food stood a better chance of living longer.
A healthy diet minimizes red and processed meat consumption and includes a variety of fruit, vegetables, and whole grains. Including 2 servings of oily fish such as salmon each week can help you get the required amount of Omega 3 fatty acids, which supports brain, eye, and heart health.
Other healthy habits include giving up smoking, which has been shown to increase the risk of lung cancer. Exercise does not have to include a preset gym routine either.
Simply going for a walk in the mornings can count as a cardio activity, and can help you stay healthy post career on a budget. Maintain an active lifestyle by keeping yourself moving and getting outdoors and involved in sports or hobbies.
2. Make mental health a priority and norm.
Self care includes looking after your mental health. Millions of us find ourselves dealing with conditions like depression, anxiety, and stress as we get older. These conditions can impact many aspects of our lives.
Regardless of their age, chronic stress continues to present itself as an issue for Americans, particularly financial stress.
Seniors are often worried about outliving their retirement savings, and the general population continues to deal with rising debt. As a consequence, our sleep and diet are being affected, with stress being the number one reason cited for poor sleep across the country.
Adopt mental care measures to relieve stress and deal with any anxiety you may find creeping up, and opt to do so early. Meditation and exercise have been linked to stress relief repeatedly over the years.
It is also important to set boundaries and learn to take a break. Time out with friends, family or doing something you enjoy can provide a refreshing break and help you maintain a positive outlook.
3. Redefine your retirement terms.
An important part of staying young is keeping your mind sharp. Delaying retirement does not necessarily mean putting off leaving the workforce, but relates to continuing your career even after.
More seniors are taking the leap and starting their own business after retiring, whilst some are even beginning second careers. No longer is the age of 66 years a clear cut time for retiring from work.
With companies becoming increasingly flexible in their employee and recruitment policies, many are also opting to stay on in their current roles in part time positions. This can help you in more than one way, working into retirement helps you to stay active both mentally and physically.
Multiple studies have linked retirement to increased stress levels and in some cases, reduced life expectancy. The key to it all is achieving a balance between life and work.
It is also important to continue to set personal goals even in retirement, including career and lifetime goals. They act as a motivator and something to work toward throughout your life.


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SKULabs Academy
Introduction to Inventory Forecasting
Nothing is worse for product sales than not having products to sell. It doesn't matter how nice your website looks or how finely tuned your marketing campaign is — if you run out of what your customers want to buy, they're likely to buy from someone else.
It's not enough to place regularly scheduled purchase orders, either. You can be caught without stock even when you have goods on order, simply because you didn't order at the right time. All it takes is one spike in sales demand or one delay in receiving new inventory to put you at risk of running out of stock.
To address these risks, it's important to plan ahead when building an inventory reordering strategy. Using a combination of previous sales history, trends in sales and demand, and the average lead time to receiving new inventory, you can set a reliable reorder point for each of your products. This practice is called inventory forecasting.
Measure sales trends
Many ecommerce businesses place orders with suppliers on a certain date, or when their stock reaches a certain level. However, a simple, static reorder point won't help you if your sales fluctuate over time. Sales trends are the biggest factor in determining how much of a product you need to reorder and when.
To calculate your ideal reorder point for a product, look back to historical sales data. Figure out the average daily quantity that you expect to sell of that product in the near future. Use as much historical data as possible, but pay close attention to sales periods with similar trends as you're currently dealing with. An upcoming seasonal change or holiday event can drastically change sales demand, so take those dates into account.
Calculate lead time
Unless your business is served by a supernatural supplier, you probably have to order many days or weeks in advance of when you expect to receive new inventory. This lead time is a huge factor in your inventory forecasting needs, and must be taken into account when determining when you need to place an order.
Look at past purchase order invoicing and receipts to see how long each supplier takes on average to get goods to your door. Make sure to account for any extra processing time, such as before your supplier ships the goods, or before you process those goods for sale.
Adjust for lead time demand
At this point, you should have a solid estimate of how much of a product you expect to sell in the near future, as well as how long it will likely take to receive more of that product. However, simply gauging how long it will take to receive the goods is not enough. You may need to increase your purchase amount to accommodate for the projected demand during that lead time.
Look at the average number of sales per day for each of the products you're restocking. Ideally, you can use data from a similarly trending time period to calculate this average. Multiply that daily average by your lead time to see your lead time demand. This figure will need to be accounted for in your purchase amount, in addition to the forecasted sales after you receive the new inventory.
Calculate safety stock
Your store probably doesn't get the exact same number of orders for the exact same products every day. Supply and demand is more organic than simple math can keep up with, and fluctuations are bound to happen. That's why it's important to give yourself a buffer when ordering inventory. You want extra stock to help prevent overselling during a spike in demand or a delay in receiving new inventory.
This "buffer" is called safety stock. Safety stock is an extra layer of inventory kept in reserve to make sure you don't run out of stock of your key products. The amount of safety stock you choose to keep on hand can affect your operating costs and your likelihood of overselling, and ultimately the amount you choose to keep is up to you. There are some complex formulas out there in use by logisticians, but here's a simple equation that can cover most retail scenarios:
This formula assumes a 95% confidence rate in the forecasted demand and lead time, as well as a normal distribution of lead time demand. These assumptions mean that the formula will always overestimate the safety stock needed by varying amounts. Naturally, it's better to have slightly too much stock on hand than not enough to cover demand, so tweak your own numbers carefully.
Set reorder points
Reordering inventory is a balancing act. If you don't have enough stock on hand to cover your reorder lead time, you're already reordering too late. If you place an order and end up with a ton of extra stock taking up shelf space, you reordered too early. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to calculate that reorder point sweet spot.
Use your lead time demand and some additional safety stock to set a stock level to reorder upon reaching. Once you reach this low inventory level, you'll have enough stock to cover your projected demand during the time it takes to receive the new stock. You'll also have an added buffer to protect against a spike in demand or a delay in delivery.
If this sounds like a lot of work to figure out and keep track of, don't worry! Modern inventory management software can help you calculate and set the right reorder points with built-in forecasting and reordering tools. They can even help you create and send purchase orders in the same package.


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A wine tour designed just for you. Make your trip to Canterbury an unforgettable experience with your own private customised winery tour.
Your exclusive driver and tour guide will share their knowledge of the region, it's wine and its people as they take you on your fully customised tour of Waipara.
A la carte dining is included in your day.
You can enjoy flexible start and finish times to fit with your itinerary.
We require a minimum 2 people to run a custom private wine tour.
Advanced bookings are essential so contact us to start planning your bespoke tour of the Waipara wine region.
What You'll Get
Your day will start with your pick up in Christchurch in a comfortable van ready to whisk you away to Waipara. This tour only includes you and your party, so your driver/guide is exclusively available to you. Local commentary and history is provided for you on the way to your first winery.
Your custom tour offers everything that the small group tour does, but with personalised details tailored just for you. You could experience meeting the winemaker, tasting some barrel samples, and getting exclusive access to parts of the vineyard and the people behind the wines.
Lunch is at either award winning restaurant Pegasus Bay or Black Estate. Both restaurants have achieved the winery of the year accolade several times. Enjoy the grounds and the views whilst your relax over your lunch.
A minimum of 3 other wineries are included and you may choose to add of a brewery tour at the end of the day before being brought back to Christchurch and your accommodation. A lovely day of fun and relaxation awaits you with the Custom private tour. Snacks and bottled water are included and you can ship your wines home at your discretion. Come experience Waipara with us.
Additional Information
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Most travelers can participate
- Minimum age is 18 years
- A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
- A maximum of 8 people per booking
- This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate
- All taxes, fees and handling charges
- GST (Goods and Services Tax)
- Bottled water
- Lunch
- Snacks
- Wine tasting
- Driver/guide
- Live commentary on board
- Local guide
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Private tour
- Transport by air-conditioned minivan
- Coffee and/or Tea
- Alcoholic Beverages
- None
- Gratuities
Departure Point
Pickup available from most Christchurch locations
Departure Time
5 to 7 hours
Return Details
Return to Christchurch location
Voucher Info
You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
The tour identified in this promotion is made available through Viator. Groupon is not affiliated with or sponsored by the Explore Waipara Wine Tours in connection with this deal. Please contact Groupon customer service for all inquiries related to this offer. Inquiries placed to Viator will be directed back to Groupon.
This offer is not eligible for promo codes.
The Fine Print
7-day cancellation rights do not apply; no refunds or exchanges permitted. Voucher valid only for date and time listed; may not be exchanged or redeemed for other dates. Purchaser name and phone number must be provided at checkout; this information will be shared with Viator and the tour operator for purposes of order fulfillment. Groupon promo codes may not be used for this offer. Groupon voucher Terms of Sale do not apply. See the tour operators terms and conditions for this offer here. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised Goods and services.


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Advanced Legal Research (Instructor: E. Jones) (2 credits, pass-fail) Thu/Fri, 2:10 pm to 4:20 pm
This course builds on the introduction to legal research presented during the first year Legal Analysis, Writing and Research course. The purpose of the Advanced Legal Research course is to permit students to acquire an in-depth knowledge of American legal resources. Current print and electronic resources will be explored for the purpose of developing better, more efficient search techniques, and to assist students in selecting the most effective formats for their research. The course may also introduce some non-legal information sources which are of increasing importance to the legal community, as well as briefly introduce research resources of other legal jurisdictions and international law.
Business and Tax Legal Research (Instructors: Ford & Braun) (1 credit, pass-fail) Wed, 12:40 pm to 2:10 pm
This one credit hour course will focus on resources and techniques for effective and efficient business and tax law research. Concepts such as competitive intelligence, legislative analysis, and statistical research will also be addressed. The class sessions will include a combination of lecture, discussion, and in-class exercises. Students will work on real-world examples to apply and sharpen their research skills.
Historical Legal Research (Instructor: Sinclair) (1 credit, pass-fail) Tue, 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm
This course will focus on conducting research using early English and American statutes and cases. Students will work in the Rare Book Room of the Law Library with historical resources in print, as well as with electronic databases and online resources. The weekly class will consist of a variety of tools, discussion, lecture, and hands-on exercises. An individual project will serve as the final examination. This class is open to both law and graduate students, and would be of interest to those interested in history and using early legal resources effectively, and those interested in a deeper understanding of the legal research tools we use today.
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[2] https://library.law.uiowa.edu/print/article/advanced-legal-research-courses-spring-2015


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APA Heritage Month list of cultural celebrations in San Francisco.
Filter events by the APA Heritage Celebration Partners:
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Classical Chinese Culture: A Brief Introduction
May 25, 2019 @ 11:00 am - 12:30 pmFree
Join us for a special presentation and discussion about Confucianism and Taoism in the original, as well as the Heroic Tradition. The presentation will examine how the central themes and narratives from these traditions have been expressed, altered and suppressed in everyday life, relationships, social structures, customs, rituals, folklore, and perspectives on right livelihood, etc.
About the presenter: Benjamin R. Tong, PhD, is Professor Emeritus, Clinical Psychology PsyD Program at California Institute of Integral Studies. Emeritus faculty, Asian American Studies Department, San Francisco State University. Existential psychotherapist and psychoanalyst, organizational consultant, writer, reviewer, critic, raconteur, singer, theater director, Classical Yang Tai Chi Chuan and qigong instructor.


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Category: Sports
NHSC: North Haven vs Guilford – Feb. 11, 2012
The February 12, 2012 soccer game featuring the North Haven Soccer Club U10 Girls Devo team against Guilford.
NHSC U-10 Girls Shine at West Haven Invitational Tournament
The North Haven Soccer Club U-10 Girls Devo Team participated in the 3rd Annual West Haven Invitational Soccer Tournament this past Columbus Day weekend. The weather was absolutely stunning, and so was the girls' play, …
Three Teens Arrested, One Hospitalized After Fight at North Haven Football Game
NORTH HAVEN — Police say an alleged fight involving five teenagers at a North Haven High School football game Friday night resulted in the arrest of three teens and hospitalization of one. Anthony Esposito and …
Episode 87: April 11, 2011
In this episode of North Haven News: Highlights from the 1st Annual Parents vs Teachers basketball game held at North Haven High School.
Episode 63: March 5, 2010
In this episode of the North Haven News: Board of Education Budget Approved; Ethics Board Update; Republican to Challenge State Rep. Steve Fontana; Boys Basketball Wins 1st SCC Championship.
Episode 26: Rossetti Brothers World Record
The Rossetti brothers of North Haven set the Guinness World Record for longest tennis rally. The story originally aired on WTNH.
Episode 23: November 18, 2008
Police sign a new contract; Ridge Road's "Shred Day;" and the football team wins!


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Dust settled on my jacket while I waited for the Mexicans in the rocks on either side of the pass to put away their rifles. They thought I couldn't see them, and I couldn't. That didn't stop me from knowing they were there, rifles trained on me, sweat on their brows, finger twitching with fear on the trigger, one false move away from oblivion. My horse swayed and stepped uneasily beneath me. He sensed that something was wrong, but how could I convince him that 6 untrained Mexican farm boys hiding in the rocks with second-hand rifles pointed at me were no match? He would just have to wait until the smoke cleared. Or the paunchy middle aged man who seemed to be their leader came to his senses and called off his boys. I didn't mind spilling some blood that day, but it would slow me down and I needed to be on my way. Someone was expecting me, and she wouldn't take kindly to being made to wait. Men had died for less.
My hands held the reins, my rifle strapped to the side of the horse, my pistols in their belt. None of them were loaded. No need to carry the extra weight. Read more


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Since the release of the very potent Focus RS, the car has received much acclaim thanks to its power out of the box and its nifty performance-oriented features. Fans of the Blue Oval believe however that Ford isn't done just yet with beefing up the Focus - and it appears they might have been onto something.
There have been rumors circulating that Ford is already working on an RS500 version that will top the RS. And while details have yet to surface about the actual model, a couple spy photos of what looks to be the RS500 in development are evidence enough to claim that the car is indeed under development.
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Adriel has been interviewed on multiple podcasts and websites. She has also presented at author conferences. You can find a list of appearances below.
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Wrote Podcast, mentioned by Steve Turnbull "I make some brief notes here and there. What I HAVE is a continuity editor."
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…many more, but even Adriel doesn't catch them all!
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Newsletter 2015-1
Dear ATLAS.ti users,
With this winter dragging on in Berlin, I'm really looking forward to the summer. And with good reason: The ATLAS.ti User Conference is coming up in August!
In this month's newsletter, we will take a look back at how the first conference came into being in 2013 as well as a look forward at what you can expect from this year's events.
This year's theme is "Qualitative Data Research and Beyond," and we are already looking forward to hearing what in creative ways you are putting ATLAS.ti to good use in your research and work.
I remember fondly how we invited you to our first conference in Berlin. We had planned three days of intensive discussions about methodology, technology, practical applications, and theoretical considerations around qualitative data analysis with ATLAS.ti. We were ever so thrilled that attendees from more than twenty countries and four continents followed our invitation and gathered together to shine a spotlight on how our software impacts you.
Meeting the people who are using ATLAS.ti is always a great inspiration to the entire team here in Berlin and our trainers and consultants all over the world. With this second conference we want to continue what we hope will become a cherished tradition in fostering an interdisciplinary and cross-border dialog.
I hope to see many of you between August 26 and 28. Feel free to register already here.
Kind regards,
Jörg Hecker
Director of Business Operations
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A Look Back and a Look Forward: ATLAS.ti User Conference 2015
"Let's do this again!" That was the tenor when the international delegation of users, trainers, consultants, and developers parted ways after the inaugural ATLAS.ti User Conference in 2013. Attendees had travelled from all corners of the world — from twenty countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas, and Europe — for three days of intensive discussions about methodology, technology, practical applications, and theoretical considerations centered around qualitative data analysis with ATLAS.ti.
This year, from August 26 to August 28, we are doing it again: The ATLAS.ti User Conference goes into the next round.
Before we look forward, let us take a look back. The conference was the brainchild of expert trainer Dr. Susanne Friese who wanted to create an inspiring environment that would allow attendees to (1) meet and exchange experiences with fellow ATLAS.ti users, (2) foster a healthy debate among ATLAS.ti trainers and consultants around training issues, and (3) shape the future of the software through open dialog with ATLAS.ti's developers.
She says: "I was asked to write a few words about how and why the idea for an ATLAS.ti conference was born. Reflecting on it, I was reminded about a recent "serendipity." I was searching for data of a study I had conducted in 1992 and looked through my old computer backups. I found a backup from 2003 and to my surprise all files still fit on a single CD ROM! Incidentally, I also found our first ideas for an ATLAS.ti conference — the Atcon 2000:
There is nothing much to add to this text. Thomas Muhr and the ATLAS.ti project has always fostered dialogue between developers and users. With growth and increasing professionalization there is naturally more distance today and therefore it becomes even more important to create a space where people can meet in person to discuss issues and to exchange ideas. So I took up the idea again (as obviously there was no Atcon in the year 2000) and this time I pushed it so it actually became reality in the summer of 2013.
Personally, I am a trainer, consultant and teacher by heart, but also an academic. This, I guess, partly influenced the format. A great number of ATLAS.ti users are also academics and part of what they do is conduct research, go to conferences, present their research, write papers, and publish them. Often the question is posed: 'Can you recommend studies in my research area that have used ATLAS.ti (and have described how they have used it)?' The answer is: Yes, there are studies that mention their use of ATLAS.ti – but within the format of a paper there is little room to include a lengthy methodology section and to explain how the software was used. Thus, from research papers we learn little on how ATLAS.ti was implemented.
This I wanted to change. The focus of the conference presentations is on how ATLAS.ti is used, and the conference proceedings over time will hopefully turn into a nice collection of papers that users can consult if they want to learn about the various usages and implementations of ATLAS.ti (in addition to providing an opportunity for attendees to add another publication to their CV)."
The first volume of papers that discuss how ATLAS.ti is being used in concrete research examples is published with the Universitätsverlag of the Technical University Berlin and can be accessed here.
The 2013 ATLAS.ti User Conference
A keynote speech by Nicholas Woolf, ATLAS.ti trainer and consultant who coaches researchers on their projects, started things off. It was dedicated to the topic of "How To Use ATLAS.ti Powerfully" and dealt with the question how researchers can use the program throughout each project from start to finish without sacrificing the emergent nature of qualitative research. It set the tone for the conference with high profile speakers from the international ATLAS.ti research community that hosted research presentations, workshops and interactive roundtables.
The topics that threaded through the fabric of the conference were community, methods and teaching, and new formats:
Community: As the Director of Training and Partnership Development, Ricardo Contreras gave a glimpse of his behind-the-scenes work at ATLAS.ti where he had been developing — and continues to develop — innovative approaches to foster community among ATLAS.ti researchers and instructors.
Methods & Teaching: The manifest objective of the conference was to "foster dialog on qualitative methods". University professors,instructors as well as students shared their take on the challenges of using ATLAS.ti for different approaches. From coding relatively standardized documents using a pre-existing code scheme to more emergent processes which involved extensive memo-ing at the outset, the research examples ran the entire gamut. Ricardo Contreras and Jeanine Evers gave practical workshops on their teaching experiences with special considerations for integrating ATLAS.ti in the classroom as well as teaching across cultures.
New Formats: We had just launched ATLAS.ti Mobile, apps for iPhone and iOS and Android tablets, and Dr. Susanne Friese demonstrated how these new tools allow data collection and coding on the go. Friedrich Markgraf, lead developer for ATLAS.ti Mobile, sat in on the session and welcomed feedback.
In their conference report, attendees and speakers Jeanine Evers and Christina Silver highlighted the importance of "(b)ringing together developers and users of qualitative software (as) useful not only in sharing methodological and practical experiences and their implication on teaching, but also in considering future developments. Indeed, the ATLAS.ti development team were was? present throughout, and expressed genuine interest in users' needs in contributing to future developmental direction." You can read the full article here.
The 2015 ATLAS.ti User Conference: An Outlook
The 2015 User Conference will take place in ATLAS.ti's 's birth place again. While the last one took place at the Technical University Berlin, this year we invite you to the Abion Spreebogen Waterside Hotel in Berlin.
The hotel is located in Berlin between Mitte and Tiergarten, a very attractive location on the banks of the Spree River. From here, you can reach all the city's highlights within minutes or you can explore Berlin's waterways starting from the hotel's own pier, where ships take passengers through the region's canals and rivers.
On behalf of everyone at ATLAS.ti, Susanne Friese looks forward to another inspiring conference: "A lot of things were already done right at the first conference. The atmosphere was great, the setting invited small group discussions and exchange beyond the more formal conference sessions, exactly as I was hoping for.
This video shares a few conference moments.
What has changed this year is the venue. In order to concentrate more on content, we decided to "outsource" organizational issues and therefore, this year the conference takes place in a hotel. As last year, we will have one big room with cabaret seating where all delegates can meet and a number of smaller rooms. Food and beverages will be provided (and included in the conference fee) so that there will be room and time for informal meetings to discuss professional issues or just to get to know fellow ATLAS.ti users on a more personal level.
If you want to publish in the conference proceedings, this time we will ask you to submit your full paper after the conference (rather than before) as last time most people wanted to revise their paper based on what they have learned and discussed at the conference.
Once again I would like to include a pecha kucha session as it was well received and everyone was surprised how much and how well one can get across the major message of a paper in just 6 minutes and 40 seconds. Therefore, I would like to encourage everyone to accept the challenge and to submit an idea for a pecha kucha presentation. In addition to the audience — who I am sure of will be appreciating this format again — all presenters will be rewarded with a little something special. Last time, presenters received Swiss chocolates. This year…. well, you will have to come, present and see!"
Submit Your Paper!
Are you an ATLAS.ti trainer or consultant? Do you work on interesting research projects with ATLAS.ti and would like to share your experience with the ATLAS.ti community? We welcome your paper submission. Please fill out the abstract submission form.
The theme for this year's conference is Qualitative Data Analysis and Beyond.
These are the central themes for discussion:
Qualitative Data Analysis and Beyond — ATLAS.ti is a tool that can be used for applications beyond traditional qualitative data analysis. For example, students might use the program to take notes in class and organize those notes through coding; people working on a thesis (qualitative or not) can use it for doing their literature reviews; people working in planning or program evaluation can take advantage of the concept mapping features; professors may use it to teach any kind of courses that require a tool to organize material. We use it to organize and evaluate the submitted abstracts for the conference. Tell us how you are using ATLAS.ti beyond traditional qualitative data analysis.
Doing Research with ATLAS.ti — We also invite all of you who use ATLAS.ti for traditional qualitative data analysis to submit an abstract on their research project. The focus should be on the use of ATLAS.ti throughout the research process – starting with data collection, e.g. by using ATLAS.ti mobile, transcription, coding and further analysis. Further we are interested on papers that discuss the analysis of various data types (text, image, audio, video, geo data) and on issues related to assuring quality criteria and how you reported and presented your findings.
Methods and Methodologies — ATLAS.ti users come from a multiplicity of academic disciplines, use the software to research a variety of subject-matters, and approach their analysis guided by different methodological traditions within the qualitative paradigm. What are you studying with the aid of ATLAS.ti? What methodologies and subsequently methods are guiding your research? How does your disciplinary background shape the way you approach data analysis with ATLAS.ti? Tell us about your experience.
Teaching Qualitative Methods — Are you teaching a qualitative method class including the use of ATLAS.ti as an analysis tool? We invite you to share your experience, the do's and the don'ts, the successes and failures, and anecdotes and outcomes.
Please fill out the abstract submission form.
In addition to the regular conference sessions, we will offer a number of short workshops on special topics like photo voice, video analysis, or doing a literature review with ATLAS.ti. And last but not least, you will be among the first to see the brand new ATLAS.ti version 8.
Long story short: We'd love for you to join us in Berlin this coming summer. Register here!
Teaching Qualitative Research Methods with ATLAS.ti: Beyond Data Analysis
To round out this month's newsletter, we would like to share one of the articles from our increasingly popular ATLAS.ti Blog.
Teaching Qualitative Research Methods with ATLAS.ti: Beyond Data Analysis aims at motivating professors to incorporate ATLAS.ti into their teaching curriculum in universities. It shares the authors' perspective on how to use ATLAS.ti in teaching university courses in different areas.
Abstract: During the spring, summer and fall 2013 semesters, graduate students in qualitative methods courses were required to use ATLAS.ti as a project management tool for their semester's work in order to develop the skills they would need to continue its use during the thesis phase of their programs. In these courses students are typically engaged in independent field work projects, in which they are reviewing the literature, collecting data, transcribing, and/or engaging in data analysis. Each of these phases were conducted within ATLAS.ti and shared with the instructor at regular intervals throughout the semester for feedback. By introducing ATLAS.ti during coursework, positioning it as a project management tool in addition to a data analysis tool, and supporting students' early experiences with its use, we anticipate that these novice researchers will be more likely to continue using the tool to support their work. Best practices recommendations include: providing adequate access and technical support, balancing methodological and technical instruction, creating meaningful student assignments, and providing effective feedback.
Trena M. Paulus, Ph.D., is a Professor of Qualitative Research at the University of Georgia in the College of Education. She holds her M.S. and Ph.D. in Education from Indiana University and an M.A. in Applied Linguistics from Ohio University. Her research interests include digital tools for qualitative research and the application of conversation and discourse analysis methodologies to online talk.
Ann M. Bennett is a doctoral candidate in Theory and Practice in Teacher Education at the University of Tennessee. She holds a B.A. in History and Political Science, a B.A. in Classics, and an M.S. in Education from the University of Tennessee. Her research focuses on the use of anti-deficit frameworks to develop counter-narratives surrounding literacy achievement in impoverished and urban areas.
Read the full article on our ATLAS.ti Blog.


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- Jeff MooreAsked on July 30, 2015 at 11:58 AM
We are a real estate team that wants to use online real estate forms for our agents to put their daily data and activities in and have that data flow auto into a spreadsheet so we can track that data over time. If we can add this to our salesforce that would be great too. Right now this is only for in house and not out for the public.
- BorisAnswered on July 30, 2015 at 01:20 PM
Yes, you can both export your submissions to Excel, and integrate your forms with SalesForce.
As I understand, you wish to have an always updated excel file with all the submissions, including the latest. You can achieve this in several ways:
1) By integrating your form with Google Spreadsheet, which will get updated with your submissions whenever they happen.
2) By setting up an Excel Report, and downloading it at your convenience to fetch the latest data. Excel reports can be protected with a password, so only people you share that password with will be able to download the Excel Report.
There is a third-party app designed to forward your Excel Reports to Dropbox automatically: http://reports2cloud.jotform.io/
3) Third way is not automatic, but you can manually Export Form Data to Excel whenever you want, and it will have all your submissions for that form. You can also partially download Form Submissions as Excel-CSV-PDF.
When it comes to SalesForce, we are happy to inform you that we have implemented a SalesForce integration. You can read our guide on how to set up Flexible Data Integration with Salesforce, and our guide on Mastering SalesForce with JotForm should help as well.
If you need further clarifications, help, or if you hit any snag along the way, please let us know and we will be happy to assist you.


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- Zoom in the map on the order you want to increase the radius.
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Israel blocks flotilla from Gaza
May 29, 2018. The Israeli navy stopped the boat destined for Europe, carrying wounded people in need of medical treatment. Israel must stop regarding Gaza solely as a security issue and start recognizing its responsibility for allowing its residents to live life with dignity. Read More »
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Crossings: Rafah expected to be open for Ramadan | Kerem Shalom resumes operations
Tuesday, May 23, 2018. Rafah Crossing is scheduled to remain open for all of Ramadan, which will be the longest uninterrupted opening of the crossing in years. Read More »
Take the Finger Off the Trigger
Tuesday, May 15, 2018. 17 Human Rights and Civil Society Organizations: We call on Israel to immediately refrain from the use of lethal force against unarmed civilians. Read More »
As the death toll mounts and amidst deteriorating humanitarian crisis, Gaza crossings closed
May 14, 2018. Gaza residents suffer further deterioration of living conditions in the Strip following the closing of its two major gateways to the outside world. Read More »
Kerem Shalom is operating as usual, despite damage to the Palestinian side of the crossing
May 6, 2018. On Friday, a group of Palestinian protestors caused damage to equipment and infrastructure on the Palestinian side of Kerem Shalom commercial crossing. The crossing is operating as usual. Read More »
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May 3, 2018. To promote a better understanding of the situation in Gaza, we have compiled key elements of Gisha's research and professional analysis so as to provide answers to some frequently asked questions about the Gaza Strip. Read More »
Rafah Crossing opened twice during April
May 2, 2018. Rafah Crossing was opened for three days last week for movement of people in both directions. Passengers who crossed to Egypt were forced to spend the night at the terminal due to a curfew imposed in Sinai. This was the second opening of the crossing in April. Read More »
High Court holds hearing on petitions challenging Israel's open-fire regulations in Gaza
May 1, 2018. Yesterday morning, the High Court heard two petitions filed by civil society organizations, including Gisha, challenging the open-fire regulations employed in the incidents near Gaza's perimeter fence, which have resulted in the death of more than forty Palestinians and the injury of hundreds more. Read More »
Rafah Crossing closes | Gaza's power plant shuts down | Fishing zone temporarily expanded
April 15, 2018. Gaza's fishing zone has temporarily been expanded to nine nautical miles. Rafah Crossing was closed yesterday after three days of being open, and Gaza's power plant was shut down due to fuel shortages. Read More »
Behind the headlines: Gisha's analysis of the situation in Gaza
April 12, 2018. Israeli politicians and officials depict recent events near the Gaza border as a sudden threat initiated by Hamas. By doing so, they willfully obscure the wider context of Israel's 50 years of control, culminating in a closure. Read More »
Unnecessary loss of life
March 31, 2018. Gisha expresses grave concern that the lethal force used yesterday in the Gaza Strip could have been avoided had the rules of engagement been dictated by international law rather than a desire to quash protest. Read More »
Gaza's Christian community denied Easter permits
March 28, 2018. On March 15, COGAT published its "gesture" for the upcoming Easter holidays: A quota of 500 exit permits for Gaza Christians over the age of 55; though there are no more than 120 Christians over 55 in the Strip. The dramatic reduction is blatantly an act of collective punishment. Read More »
Disruptions at Gaza's crossings
March 27, 2018. The limited movement at Gaza's crossings to Israel and Egypt has been further disrupted over the course of last week. Read More »
The impact of the closure on women in Gaza
March 8, 2018. To mark International Women's Day, Gisha has released a new publication on the impact of the closure on women in Gaza. Read More »
Gaza's private sector holds another protest strike
February 15, 2018. No goods have entered Gaza through Kerem Shalom Crossing in the past two days. Strike organizers listed ten demands for immediate action by Israel to effect the necessary improvements. Rafah Crossing is closed again. Read More »


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by Jessica Crosby, Spring Intern
For children dealing with anxiety disorders, having an anti-anxiety kit can be just the tool parents' need for teaching their children how to properly and independently manage some of their anxiety. These kits help children slowly turn toward independence as they grow closer to adulthood. The goal of an anti-anxiety kit is to make a toolbox of things that are readily available for your child to utilize whenever the time presents itself. This will aid in providing them with strategies for handling their anxiety, and give them confidence in their abilities to address these feelings on their own. When making an anti-anxiety kit it is important to remember that it must be tailored toward whatever works best for your child.
The Chaos and the Clutter has a great example of an anti-anxiety kit. Below are their instructions and tips for what to include in the kits and how to make them. It is important to note that these kits should be adjusted based on the activities and toys that seem to sooth your particular child. Here are some ideas!
What to include:
- A stress ball - tutorial on how to make them yourself easily and inexpensively here
- A kaleidoscope
- An I spy tube – you can make or buy these
- A piece of fabric
- Lavender scented play dough in purple (soothing color)
- Small mirror - for checking herself to see if her face is relaxed
- The book The Way I Feel
- Sound therapy
- Mini massager
- Relaxation prompt cards (Click here to access printable relaxation prompt cards, or you can make your own)
While introducing this kit to your child let them know that you made it just for them. Show them how to use each tool in the kit and give examples of the appropriate time of use for each piece. When the time presents itself, your child should practice using the kit while you're present. Once your child becomes acquainted with the kit, slowly allow them to use it on their own, but still while you are close by. It is important to offer validation and encouragement, but try to avoid telling your child which coping method to use.
National Council For Adoption hopes that this is a useful tool for your child and something that aids them in finding independent ways for managing their anxiety. For more details on how to create and use this kit please visit The Chaos and the Clutter.


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MYOB Essentials
Free trial: Yes – 30 days
Price: from $35 per month
Back before cloud software was a thing, it's a fair bet that if you'd asked your accountant for advice about which accounting software you should buy for your business, the answer would start with some version of MYOB or another. As an Australian product, it has always been popular locally but it was quite slow to offer a cloud solution.
Essentials has gone through a few name changes from MYOB's first forays into cloud software. But the current product is quite robust and easy to use. It has moved away from MYOB's old "accountants first" mode of operation and is quite user friendly.
MYOB Essentials' dashboard provides all the data you'd expect but presents it using plain English terms like "Money in" and "Money out", "Invoices owed to me" and "Sales targets". For those running a business who aren't accountants – like me – that kind of language is very helpful.
Creating invoices, paying bills and other common actions are rarely more than a click or two away on the top menu. One feature I really did like is Essentials' ability to store scanned documents. If I receive a paper bill from a supplier, I can scan and store the paper inside Essentials and link it to a payment so the entire transaction trail is in one place.
There are plenty of reports in the application, ready to go including the essential GST report for completing your BAS as well as Profit and Loss (with a graphical version in beta testing), Balance Sheet and Trial Balance so you can keep your accountant happy.
With so many accountants still preferring their clients to use MYOB, there's an easy export function so you can grab all the data your accountant wants and send it off in a single file.
Unlike the other SaaS products I tested Essentials doesn't provide you with sample company data to play with. The only way to use the free trial is to enter your own data into the application – a time consuming task if you're in the process of simply shortlisting your options.
There's a mobile app as well. MYOB on the Go lets you send invoices and receive payments while you're out and about. It works with the MYOB PayDirect Reader so you can receive credit card payments. And through MYOB's investment in point of sale system Kounta, you can also integrate a cash register solution.
It's taken a while but MYOB has put together a nice service that will tick most of the boxes for business users and accountants: 4/5


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For the less do-it-your self inclined Lowe's shopper, the home enchancment store has just added a very useful resource to pick out retailers: In-store access to Beginning right this moment, 139 places in North and South Carolina and the Seattle area will offer up the location's large database of 1.9 million professionals to buyers. Because the world's first and second largest home enchancment retailers, House Depot and Lowe's share many similarities. First, customers engage with Lowe's products with a tactile design process that they management on an iPad, then they expertise the products in a full-size 3D visualization through the use of an Oculus Rift in-retailer.
The Lowe's Holoroom Augmented Reality and Digital Reality experience is now accessible in Lowe's Home Enchancment stores in choose US markets. There are quite a lot of Lowe's House Enchancment job placements where you'll be able to select to apply. We visited the Residence Depot store in New York City's Flatiron District and in contrast it to a close-by Lowe's.
Beneath Website use of location providers, click on Immediate for each web site once every day or Prompt for every web site one time only. Our low prices, clearance objects and rebates permit clients to search out deals on daily basis. The corporate web page focus is on servicing the thousands and thousands of shoppers who shop at Lowe's and is arranged for ease of finding merchandise to purchase and retailer locations.
Onerous to get to. Disorganized retailer, poor number of products. We're very upset with the extent of customer service and concern we received from Lowe's from the store stage and likewise at a company level. I called again as we speak and got an excellent customer service rep on the phone who put me in contact with the store and helped me to cancel all the order.
A former employee of the Lowe's Dwelling Enchancment store in Sioux Falls has filed go well with towards the company after she says it did not discipline another worker who grabbed her buttocks. Memorial Day weekend was imagined to bring three productive days of home enchancment for Will Mega, a dean at a North Philadelphia constitution school.


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Hungarian authorities took measures to staunch the flow of migrants at the border with Serbia, near Roszke, Monday, speeding up construction of a 4-meter (13-feet) high fence and reinforcing border patrols in advance of new immigration laws that will take effect at midnight.
Hundreds of migrants seeking to enter Hungary were stopped in their tracks as engineers strung barbed wire along steel fence posts, as a helicopter hovered overhead. The migrants were told to walk to the nearest approved border crossing about 2 kilometers (1 mile) to the west. Many migrants in the area made their way to a temporary holding center near Roszke.
In other countries, travelers found themselves derailed in their journey, one day after Germany reintroduced checks at its border with Austria to stem the flow of refugees. Both Austria and Slovakia reintroduced checks Monday, as Austria's chancellor said the country's military would be deployed to help police dealing with the influx of migrants if needed.
U.S. & World
Austrian police said 14,000 people had arrived at Nickelsdorf, the main point of arrival in the past week, but a significant number were coming in further south at Heiligenkreuz.
German officials defended the checks, saying they were aimed at producing a more orderly flow of people. Interior ministers from the EU's 28 nations opened emergency talks Monday aimed at finding a way to share responsibility for the thousands of people arriving daily.


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Prepare for a war in M-1 Challenge XXIII's co-main event as the 2010 M-1 Selection Americas tournament winner, Tom "Da Tank" Gallicchio hooks up with current champion, Shamil Zavurov. With Zavurov putting his welterweight championship belt on the line for the very first time, the eerily similar fighting styles of both fighters are set to explode inside the confines of the five-rope ring. Fans can catch the title-tilt's action from inside the Crocus City Arena in Moscow, Russia for free and LIVE on MMA-Paradie.com on Saturday March 5th starting at 11:00am EST / 8:00am PST.
With his personal affairs sorted out and eager to return to action, the New Jersey native and Team Bombsquad scrapper is intent to make Zavurov's reign short lived. "I'm going to Moscow to finish what I started," declared Gallicchio in a recent interview with M-1. "Zavurov's tough – he's 19-1 for a reason but he's not used to fighting North American-sized fighters and I'm training my ass off for this fight." Talking about the size difference, Gallicchio brought up the progress of his camp. "I'm down to about 180 pounds right now. This last ten pounds won't be a massive cut since I'm trying to train near my fighting weight to ensure my speed and power are perfectly tuned."
Even M-1 Global's Director of Operations, Evgeni Kogan has piped up about the fight. "Every once and a while perfect match-ups present themselves. Both guys are aggressive on their feet and on the ground and having the championship belt on the line is certainly adding fuel to this highly anticipated fight."
Gallicchio also opened up about his first taste of international competition. "This is my first fight overseas and I'm doing my research on the Russian culture, the food and time change; I'm doing all I can to prepare."
Originally slated to battle Zavurov for the welterweight crown this past December, Gallicchio discussed his reasons for withdrawing. "Nagging injuries from the Selections tournament made me request being withdrawn from the title fight. It was a gruelling run and I needed more time to recover."
In 2010, Gallicchio made three consecutive trips to the Atlantic City boardwalk on route to capturing the M-1 Selection Americas tournament; the conquest included knocking off tough opponents in incredible fashion which earned a 'fight of the night' award and a 'submission of the night' honourable mention.
In his opening bout, Gallicchio clashed with Reggie Pena; going the distance, the judges gave the bout to Gallicchio via razor-thin split-decision.
The tournament semi-finals matchup pitted "Da Tank" against Aaron Meisner and the pair closed out the night in epic fashion. Barley able to answer the bell for the third, Gallicchio came out with a furious exchange that took both men to the canvass; stealing Meisner's back, Gallicchio locked in a suffocating, world-class, rear naked choke forcing the submission near the midway point of the frame.
Gallicchio made no fuss in his pre-final predictions about winning the tournament over fellow finalist Len Bentley. In his tournament finals bout, Gallicchio was motivated to destroy Bentley and the pair came out at the bell explosively. After Bentley gave up his back, 'Da Tank' smelled blood and locked in his signature RNC to capture the first-round submission victory and win the tournament.
Having won six of his last seven and riding a current three-fight streak, Gallicchio is known for producing highly explosive and entertaining fights making him a fan-favourite on any card; with his persistent work ethic and relentless drive inside the ring, there is no questioning where he garnered his nickname.
Closing out our call, 'Da Tank' delivered on his always quotable humour when discussing how similar his and Zavurov's fighting styles are. "We have VERY similar builds and styles. In fact, he kind of looks me – we're brother's from another mother."
No matter what womb these warriors fought out of, come March 5th in Moscow, Russia, fans expect nothing less than this tilt to deliver on its 'fight of the night' expectations as Gallicchio closes in on the M-1 Challenge championship belt with unrelenting toughness.


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SNF PhD Candidate
Modern English Linguistics
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Tobias Leonhardt studied English, Sociolinguistics and Sports Science at the University of Bern, where he graduated in 2013. His main research interests are articulatory and acoustic phonetics, sociophonetics, first and second language phonology, and lesser known varieties of English.
He is currently working as a PhD student for the SNF-funded project "English in paradise?: Emergent varieties in Micronesia" and focuses on the history, development and structure of Kiribati English (for further information see www.english-in-micronesia.weebly.com).
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The Scottish Government and a renewable energy technology centre will jointly put forward £920,000 for an offshore wind research programme.
The government and the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult said the funds would advance business programmes and partnerships within the sector.
The programme will be based around the Levenmouth offshore wind turbine demonstrator, located at ORE's base in Fife. It is already used by the industry for training and research.
The £460,000 match funding will also go toward a laser-based test facility and the creation of a 'virtual windfarm'.
Chris Hill, ORE Catapult's operational performance director, said: "The Levenmouth Turbine offers an unrivalled opportunity to position Scotland and the UK at the heart of European wind research.
"Providing a unique testing environment for new technologies, and using real-world data from the operation of the turbine, will help us develop a deeper understanding of the operations and maintenance aspects of offshore wind turbines. This will significantly help to develop the skills and experience that is critical to the future growth of the industry and its continuing efforts to reduce costs."
Scottish Business, Innovation and Energy Minister Paul Wheelhouse said: "This investment is another demonstration of the Scottish Government's long-standing commitment to maximising the huge potential of offshore wind as a sustainable energy source.
"The £460,000 funding represents excellent value, as it goes to three projects that are key to ORE Catapult's plans to bolster wind technology development in Scotland."


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In the book the consistory is reading together right now called The Cross-Centered Life, C.J. Mahaney tells this story:
On Monday, Alice bought a parrot. It didn't talk, so the next day she returned to the pet store.
"He needs a ladder," she was told. She bought a ladder, but another day passed and the parrot still didn't say a word.
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Glasses: Zenni 110125
After seeing lovely Nicci posing in a great variety of glasses from the Golden Era (the 1970's and 1980's), you may be inclined to think that this is another great pair of vintage glasses. Five years ago, my life partner Nel was delighted when she first saw these glasses ("Great....I had glasses just like these in the mid seventies") and she was flabbergasted when I told her that they were in fact brand new. It was a huge surprise to me as well when this giant frame appeared in the Zenni catalog and I ordered it straightaway, fitted with their standard -8.00 lenses (1.57). High index lenses were not available until the late 1980's. The lenses are not quite as thick as they were in the 1970's and 1980's but the overall effect is rather similar. Nel was the first model who posed in this pair and her example was soon followed by many other models (e.g. Marieke 347, Jolien 283, Sohaila 091, Doreen 165, Juliette 217, Farishta 761, Iris 126, Nadya 110, Emma 152). The frame soon went out of stock but it remains popular among the models. Here Nicci is showing us why this is the case.
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Lunch and Learn Series with Deseret Book Artists and Authors
Every Friday, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Downtown Deseret Book Store, SLC, Utah
General Conference - Artists on Friday and Saturday
October 19
Chris Young
Young's art reveals two primary artistic influences: Zen art and design and early Spanish and Dutch still-life painters. Chris was born January 30, 1963. He graduated from Brigham Young University in 1986. He received a BFA degree in Fine Arts and was honored as Summa cum Laude. "I am captivated by nature's grand design. As we take time to carefully look at seemingly ordinary natural objects, an incredible beauty and harmony is revealed." Today, Chris works in his Orem, Utah, studio where he enjoys the support of his wife and four active children. His paintings are sold through leading galleries in the West.
October 26
Travis Paul Wood
Travis grew up in Wellsville, Utah. His love of art was fostered in his youth; he won an art competition in 5th grade with a sculpture of oil-based clay, and he continued to study in high school in AP Art. After serving a mission to Mexico, Travis enrolled in BYU Idaho with an emphasis in photography while also exploring an interest in architecture. He currently focuses on oils. He lives and works in Salt Lake City.
November 2
Linda Curley Christensen
Linda was born in Idaho, reared in Salt Lake City, Utah, and started painting when her family was young. She has received substantial attention in recent years afer painting for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at their Conference Center, South Visitor's Center, and temples throughout the world, as well as heading a mural team. Recognitions include the National Gertrude Folgeson Art Award, signature status in Oil Painters of America, and being named one of Utah's top 100 Artists. Linda believes familiar scenes and people around us all the time are waiting for the right moment, the right light to illuminate their beauty, thus giving a rare glimpse of their soul.
Launch Party for Brandon Mull's New Book
Friday, October 26, 4:00 p.m.
Thanksgiving Point Gardens
Join us for the launch of Brandon Mull's new book, The Candy Shop War: Arcade Catastrophe! Admission is free, and it's going to be one sweet event - fun, games, and a marshmallow war starting at 5 p.m. Come help us break the Guinness World Record for most marshmallows thrown! Learn more and view the book trailer at brandonmull.com.
Men and Women of Faith Lecture: "Faith and the Coming Forth of the Book of Mormon"
Church Office Building Auditorium, Salt Lake City, Utah
Thursday, October 18, 2012, 7:00 p.m.
Joseph Smith's perspective on the coming forth of the Book of Mormon will be discussed. Presenter William Slaughter will share how Joseph Smith's First Vision set the stage for a remarkable journey that would include the publication of the Book of Mormon and would ultimately change the lives of millions. For more information, visit history.lds.org, or call 801-240-2272. Admission is free.
Washington D.C. Temple Visitors' Center Events
EXHIBIT—Julie Rogers "Yesterday, Today and Forever"
September 7 - October 28
Beautifully created oil paintings show how The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the same Church the Savior established during His earthly ministry.
Sunday, October 21, 7:00 p.m.
"Why I Believe" Fireside: Brother Mike and Sister Randolyn Reid
Mike Reid is a native Marylander who joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints while attending BYU on a golf scholarship. He was a four-time golf All-American at BYU. Brother Reid turned pro in 1976 and enjoyed a successful 25 year career on the PGA Tour. He has played on the Champions Tour for the last eight years, and is a winner of the PGA Senior Championship. Brother Reid currently serves as a High Councilor in the Frederick, Maryland Stake. He and his wife Randolyn, who currently serves in her ward's Young Women presidency, are the parents of six children, and have five grandchildren.
Saturday, October 27, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Hispanic Celebration
This spectacular cultural celebration has become a treasured tradition at the Visitors' Center. The program will include professional entertainers, musicians, and dance troops representing cultures of Latin American countries. All ages will enjoy the festive atmosphere and colorful costumes.
Los Angeles Temple Visitors' Center Events
Los Angeles Missionary Fireside
Enjoy a spiritual Fireside at the Los Angeles Temple Visitors' Center with music and testimony from missionaries and new members in the California Los Angeles Mission.
Music and Testimony - Centinela 2nd (Tongan) Ward
Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy this special evening.
Austin Texas Mid-Singles Conference
October 26-28
The past 7 years of this event are nothing compared to this year! The Mystery unfolds as the guests arrive at a Friday Night house party. The Saturday morning devotional with Kevin Hinckley is sure to be smooth sailing, but something inexplicable happens at the Service Project, and can only be solved at the Reunion Ranch Detective Mystery Dinner on Saturday Night. Then we will cheerfully gather for our annual MSA sacrament service with President Beckstead, of the San Antonio Temple Presidency; lunch will follow.
Registration is open until October 18 at midnight. For more information or to register, go to austinmidsingles.com. Hope to see you there!
Saints and Sinners Half Marathon
October 27, 2012
Just outside Las Vegas, Nevada
Church members in the Las Vegas area are organizing the first annual LDS Saints and Sinners Half Marathon to take place this October and would love it if you would add it to your event calendar. They are doing this with the purpose of bringing LDS runners together for a fun weekend activity. The event is a complete volunteer-run event so that the proceeds can benefit missionaries. Learn more at saintsandsinnershalf.com.
Free Garden Tours of Temple Square and Church Headquarters
Monday – Friday at 10 a.m.: Door 15 of the Conference Center, SLC, UT
Monday – Friday at noon: Church Office Building Plaza, SLC, UT
Wednesdays at 7 p.m.: Church Office Building Plaza, SLC, UT
Sundays at 10:30 a.m.: East gate of Temple Square, SLC, UT
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