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Several decades ago the need for efficiency led to the popularization of applicant tracking systems and those have allowed employers to greatly reduce their costs-per-hire, time-to-hire, and ability to defend themselves in lawsuits. That's all good but with the good often comes some bad.
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ADP today reported that employment in the U.S. nonfarm private business sector increased by 325,000 from November to December on a seasonally adjusted basis. The estimated advance in employment from October to November was revised down slightly to 204,000 from the initially reported 206,000.
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COLUMBUS, GA (WTVM) – Columbus police arrested a motorcyclist following a high-speed chase on Wednesday, March 22.
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"I checked the vehicle speed at 140 as I attempted to initiate a traffic stop the drivers of the motorcycles accelerated leading to a pursuit," says a state trooper.
McVay was taken to the hospital and later released. After being discharged, he was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana and reckless driving.
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What is a Call Option? Meaning.
A Call Option is an option that gives the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to purchase the underlying stock, commodity, or other financial instrument at a set time and strike price from the writer (seller) of the call option. Normally, one option contract for a stock confers the right to buy 100 shares of the underlying stock.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio refused to comment at a Friday afternoon press conference when asked about his decision to hit the gym while his police and fire commissioners dealt with a standoff in Staten Island.
The mayor spent two hours at a Brooklyn YMCA Friday morning, leaving others to handle a Staten Island standoff following the shooting of a city firefighter. Police shot and killed the suspect midday.
The mayor's press aides confirmed that he was working out at the YMCA on Ninth Street in Park Slope. He was there from roughly 9 a.m. to 10:40 a.m. They said the mayor was on the phone getting briefed by both the police and fire commissioners starting early in the morning.
Later in the day Friday, de Blasio visited the wounded firefighter at the hospital.
At one point, a press aide retrieved the mayor's suit from his SUV parked in front and brought it to him inside.
As NY1's Grace Rauh reported, de Blasio exited the gym through the rear door apparently to avoid "the visual" of him leaving the gym. Rauh was waiting at the front door while the mayor was working out inside.
The mayor has continued to work out at the Park Slope gym, which he frequented before moving to Gracie Mansion on the Upper East Side.
De Blasio provided a update on the firefigher and the situation Friday afternoon.
When asked about his workout, the mayor refused to engage.
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His gym visit, though, clearly hit a nerve. On social media, critics piled on. One produced an image of the mayor burning calories while the city burned behind him.
Joe Borelli, a Republican Staten Island Assemblyman who is running for City Council, piled on.
"The Mayor has once again missed an opportunity to demonstrate support for our first responders as one of them lay shot on a hospital stretcher. It's almost incomprehensible," Borelli wrote.
State Senator Diane Savino, though, backed de Blasio up.
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Rauh also added that this plays into criticism that the mayor has been out of touch with local issues and instead focuses too much on his national agenda.


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The restaurant was named after a mythological Duke 'Carvell' who was acclaimed to have found his way around the world, crossed the Mediterranean, and stayed temporarily in Australia and finally settled in New Zealand living a hedonistic lifestyle. Formally located at Te Aro, Wellington, New Zealand, the Duke Carvell's Swan Lane Emporium was established by the Bresolin Brothers, and was later sold to Michael Cole in July 2015.
Their Features
Their ambience was raffish, their meal was cheap and tasty and Monday nights were great for Night callers. The walls of the restaurant's interior were underlined with a number of gorgeous faux- antique portraitures which was a European inspired brilliance. Duke Carvells offered alternative to home cooking with their four miniature plates of sumptuous meals for only $30; most customers preferred a mix of fat anchovies and grilled bread while others did strictly beverages. Their weekend brunch was also bait for their customers. Their team of professional chefs, waiters and waitresses were warm friendly people who often struck great conversations with the customers and made them feel at home. When one of the Bresolin Brothers was interviewed on why they came up with Duke Carvell's restaurant idea, he said 'I and my brother thought Wellington was missing a special kind of fine dining, a spot for a carnivorous night out and a steakhouse so we decided to set up a real charming restaurant'.
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The beginning of 2016 was clearly not rosy for the Duke Carvell business empire. Turnover declined drastically and the owner Michael Cole was forced to put the business on liquidation. The final report collated by the liquidators was a gross figure of $473,486. Liquidators confirmed that almost 50 debt claims were linked to Duke Carvells of which Kiwibank was owed the most with 35 other unsecured creditors. In their final report, Liquidators Iain Bruce Shephard and Jessica Jane Kellow wrote that the failure of the famous restaurant was associated with decrease in sales. They also revealed that Michael Cole's main aim of acquiring the business was to maximize his experience in the hospitality industry and also his love for the Duke Carvell's restaurant.
They continued, that even when drastic measures were made to minimise their staff cost in order to have an increment in sales, the business cash flow was still not sufficiently recovered which gradually disabled the business trade. This in turn caused the inability of the business to cover debts owed to preferential and secured creditors.
Short Financial Summary of the Liquidation Report
- According to the report, Kiwibank claimed their debt accrued to $300,000 but received a distribution of $38,000.
- The Inland revenue made a preferential claim to the liquidators at a tune of $50,000.
- The report also stated that four employees totaled a claim of $11,000 while the others declined to laying claims.
- A total of $108,426 claims put forward by 35 unsecured creditors.
Swan Lane premises was finally leased by the landlord to Noble Rot Wine Bar and the left assets were to the new tenants by the liquidators for $57,500.
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Friends: And here we are in Hanoi. Bangkok to Hanoi via northern Thailand and the mountains of Laos, some 1,500 miles. This has become a significant journey. Five days in Vietnam and we have to keep reminding ourselves this is the Vietnam of all those movies and books and tales of friends who served here. Fortunately, neither of us knew anyone who earned a spot on the Vietnam War Memorial. If we let our thought drift back to that distant past, we can feel the nightmare this place was at one time. There is no evidence, though, of all the carnage of that time, other than the occasional glimpse of an older guy lacking a limb.
There is no animosity to speak of, rather the opposite. Several times a Vietnamese of my age, in his 50s, has approached me, offered his hand and then walked away, without saying a word. I don't think it has anything to do with how far we have traveled by bike. Rather, it is assumed I'm another returning vet who has come back for some sort of catharsis, and they wish to let me know they appreciate that I've returned and that there are no hard feelings. Some simply ask if I've been to Vietnam before, a polite way of asking if I'm among the six-and-a-half million Americans who served in the military here.
As we closed in on Hanoi my thought began dwelling more and more on where we were. The last 20 miles before the outskirts of this city of three-and-a-half million were on a divided four-lane highway with little traffic. There wasn't much need for horn blasts, though an occasional driver couldn't resist, even from the opposite direction across the divided highway, as some sort of welcome. With such relative calm, our thought could wander. We had a minor skirmish going ourselves warding off the chills from a cool wind from the north and an all day drizzle that had our speed below tens miles per hour. Each kilometer post with Hanoi written on it wouldn't let us forget where we were headed.
I could feel a welling of emotion not unlike what I felt after the seven days I spent in a courtroom attending the trial of the SUV road rage murderer of a messenger friend of mine. When the first degree murder verdict was given after two days of deliberation I felt empty. And when reporters asked for my reaction afterward I found myself choking on the emotion of the moment. I could feel a similar welling now. But only because I dug for it. We have seen nothing so far in our five days here that would cause them. Maybe when we start going to the various museums and memorials devoted to the war, such feelings will be stirred. What minor hostility we have experienced wasn't from anyone who knew our nationality. We have yet to encounter another American here, just Europeans among the Western set, so the locals do not assume that foreigners are Americans. People always seem pleased, however, to learn that we are Americans.
We arrived in Hanoi less than five hours ago, an hour before dark. It took us most of the last hour of light to find a hotel, as the first two recommended by Lonely Planet were full and several others we checked weren't up to our standards, at least when we had options. The traffic hasn't been as horrendous as we had been warned, especially compared to that of Bangkok. The majority of it is motorbikes. They clog the streets wheel-to-wheel and shoulder-to-shoulder flowing at a similar steady speed as if they were a steadily moving current of water particles. They are so dominant, a Dutch couple traveling by bicycle we had dinner with last night told us that there were no bicyclists in Hanoi, just motorcyclists. We couldn't believe that to be true, and it wasn't. But there are so few, we could understand that by Dutch standards, there appeared to be none. Bicycles once dominated not so long ago, but with affluence, they have been choked out by the motorcyclists. There are still a handful of bicyclists, so the motorcyclists have experience in accommodating those of us on pedal bikes.
We found a hotel in the old city. We are eager to explore its narrow, windy streets and its many shops and sidewalk sellers. There is at least one building of 20 stories or so, unlike the capital of Laos, which didn't have a building of more than three or four stories, other than a monument or two. But like Ventiane, it could be a capitol city free of American franchises. We have seen none so far in our wanderings. Maybe there will be a McDonald's or KFC or some such thing near the skyscraper, not that were interested other than as a symptom of its Westernization. Thailand had plenty. In fact 7-Eleven was its most popular grocery store in any town of more than 10,000 people. We were always happy to see one, and in fact were eager to, as they were air-conditioned and had a self-serve drink machine that dispensed crushed ice just like back home. We were hoping there'd be 7-Elevens in Laos and Vietnam as well, but so far we have yet to find one.
We've had nine straight days of biking since Ventiane and are looking forward to several days of rest. We plan to take a two-day trip via bus to Halong Bay, 100 miles away. That seems to be what every traveler does in Hanoi, just as everyone who visits Chang Mai takes a three-day trip to visit the hill tribes. We're nearing the half-way point of our two-and-a-half months away and are beginning to feel the pressure of time to do all we'd like before we return from Bangkok the day before Christmas. We're hoping to meet up with the Aussie cyclists we spent a couple days with in Laos and also the Dutch couple we dined with last night in Ninh Binh. They were just a week in to a six-month bike ride from Hanoi to Singapore. This was their dream trip. It was inspired by a one-month bike tour of Northern Thailand two years ago. They knew that wasn't long enough. We closed down the restaurant, breathlessly gabbing away, extolling the bicycling life. Our conversation was so animated and lively, I was aware of others in the small restaurant of travelers listening in, as I would have too, and then resumed our gab-fest over a prolonged breakfast this morning before we set out in the rain, they south and us north.
The few of us who travel by bike are instant friends and share a camaraderie as if we've known each other for years. I've had many a tour when I never encountered another touring cyclist or just for a few minutes on the road as we passed going in the opposite direction. The handful we have met on this trip has each been one of its highlights. We delight in checking out each other's gear almost as much as we love hearing about each other's love for what we are doing. The Dutch couple had super-insulated water bottles that even had a temperature gauge built in to them. They registered 45 degrees after spending the night in the refrigerator. They also had two kickstands on their bikes, one on the rear stay and the other on the front low-rider rack to prevent the front wheel from swinging around. They were enthralled by my spare tire stuffed between the spokes of my front wheel. I have yet to meet another cyclist who knows that trick. They don't have to worry much about dogs as the husband is a police officer who trains police dogs--Belgian shepherds, as they are meaner than German Shepherds.
Dogs are the least of a touring cyclist's worries in Vietnam. The few that are to be seen are remarkably well-behaved. If they're not, they could well end up in the frying pan. I was startled today to actually hear a dog barking, but it was a puppy who didn't know better. The honking motorists, unfortunately, more than make up for the lack of dog barking. They yelp at will with their horns, and, as with dog barking, it is contagious and competitive, and for many, once they start, there is no stopping them. It is beyond annoying. It is infuriating. In India it nearly made me cut my planned three-month trip short. Vietnam is no where near as aggravating as India. The incessant horn-blowing was just one of the travails of traveling in India. Almost as aggravating were the swarms of people who continually mobbed me. We had been warned the Vietnamese could swarm as well and give us no peace. But those warnings all came from people who had been here a while ago. The locals have become accustomed to Westerners and are no longer so curious. We still attract people here and there but only a thimble full by India standards. We drew the attention of several young men this afternoon when we stopped on the divided highway into Hanoi under an overpass, the first we had encountered since Bangkok. We wanted to get out of the rain and have a bite to eat and there'd been no place to stop for miles. A couple of guys on motor bikes pulled over to check us out, and several guys from some nearby fields came over. They were shivering and were surprised we were in shorts. A couple of them were bold enough to put their hands on my legs to see if they were cold. They weren't at that point, though after 15 minutes or so we had cooled off enough for Laurie to have goosebumps, which a couple of them pointed out. Another stroked my beard. But these were gentle, friendly gestures that we didn't mind.
Vietnam continues to surprise and enthrall us. One must ever have his camera at the ready to capture the odd sight or moment. I could have shot a dozen rolls already just of all the wide-ranging loads we have seen carried on bikes. As we sat sipping our fourth smoothie in little more than 12 hours two towns back at one of the typical intersections without stop sign or stop light or traffic cop in the middle of a town with a non-stop stream of all manner of traffic converging from all four directions, I wished I had a video camera to capture the spectacle of it. No one slows their speed, but all still pass through unscathed. We saw pony and cattle-pulled carts along with scores of bicyclists, some carrying a half-ton load on a front-loaded transport bike, and all the usual motorized vehicles and pedestrians, too, some carrying a pole on their back with two overloaded baskets at either end, too wide to be on the sidewalk, trotting along in the road. It had to be seen to be believed. We could have spent all day watching it without becoming bored.
Later, George
Monday, November 18, 2002
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Well, where has the week gone?????
I've been indulging in my fascination with sacred music. With the mass Tuesday and the Enthronement today, "the best" of Christian tradition has been on display to the world. I eagerly listened to the entire mass Tuesday; At least all of the music that PBS included in their unedited video.
Now, before some of you get all huffy and start spewing negatives, let me say that I will not tolerate slamming of music used in worship. Several years ago, I had an epiphany of sorts. I witnessed a group from the other side of the world sharing a song. Even though I had dutifully studied "Church music" for many years, I didn't "get it" until that moment. I now honor how people sing in worship with a humble heart knowing my voice isn't the final say.
So, back to Tuesday. I've had the pleasure of standing in St. Peter Basilica. It's huge! It's Renaissance! It's a tall order for any vocal group. I enjoyed the chant and motets the groups performed. They fit. They were meet and right.
And now for Thursday. I would like to visit Canterbury now. I can see it's huge! I can see it's English! I can imagine how it must sound. I enjoyed hearing the snippets that BBC Radio broadcast. I look forward to listening to the whole service at some point. If I can find it on line.
I have been tatting. I tried to get the triangle corrected. And failed. I started the cluny medallion/motif in the color thread. I think it looks quite well in pink and blue. Rather like a nursery decoration. I also worked on the designs in progress. All that tatting and nothing to show for pictures or scans. Sorry. I promise to regain my focus….soon. Right after I listen to a Utube of a favorite organ piece I stumbled upon.


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We want to make it easy for the public to take part in UK research. That's why we've launched our Be Part of Research website. Our improved functionality builds on the success of the UK Clinical Trials Gateway, so anyone can go online and easily search for research into any condition, in any part of the country. Read more
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Mr. Hardtke's 80th birthday
On 21 February 2019 Mr. Hans-Herlof Hardtke, co-founder, sole shareholder and chairman of the LISEGA Group Supervisory Board, reached the age of 80 years. In contrast to the recent large-scale celebrations, Mr. Hardtke decided this year to confine the festivities to a small family circle. However, all those working worldwide in the LISEGA Group were treated to a cash bonus awarded by Mr. Hardtke on the occasion of his birthday. At the plant in Zeven the Board presented the chairman, in the name of all employees, with a photo collage of all employees, as well as a fire basket especially designed and manufactured for the occasion by the production department.
For many years now, Mr. Hardtke has been a tireless promoter of new technologies and a firm champion of digitalization. All employees are united in their wish that Mr. Hardtke will further enjoy good health and, in conjunction with his role as Supervisory Board chairman, continue to actively shape and promote the company's interests.


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By Sue Dunlevy
The Daily Telegraph
June 04, 2009 12:01am
MALE trade union leaders – many of whom are Catholic – are holding back female wages because of their conservative views on the role of women.
A submission to the House of Representatives pay equity inquiry claimed male trade union leaders believed in the primacy of the male wage earner and ignored women's claims for equal pay.
The views are blamed for a 17 per cent pay gap between men and women, The Daily Telegraph reports.
"Some trades unions, administered by mainly male officers, traded off women's claims for equal pay or maternity leave for wage increases when it came to the crunch in award negotiations," said the Women into Politics group, which took particular aim at the NSW Teachers Federation.
"Even professional unions like the NSW Teachers Federation, for over half the last century, accepted female members' fees while not attempting to address clear issues of equal opportunity and pay," the group claimed in its submission.
Group deputy president Joan Bielski, an adviser to former NSW education minister Paul Landa, said when she joined the federation in 1951 "the president didn't believe in equal pay".
Women teachers got 60 per cent of a male wage, with the same qualifications.
"It was the times but even today some unions such as (the Shop Distributive and Allied Employees) are still paternalistic," she said.
SDA national secretary Joe de Bruyn, who controls a powerful voting bloc at ALP conferences, is a Catholic who opposes abortion, stem-cell research and lesbians getting access to IVF.
In 2002, he opposed a policy to increase a quota that put women in 30 per cent of winnable seats in the ALP.
But more than half the SDA's members are women and Mr de Bruyn rejected Ms Bielski's view.
"That obviously is nonsense, people in the retail industry get equal pay," he said.
Teachers Federation president Bob Lipscombe said the union won equal pay in the 1960s and it was "grossly unfair" to suggest it hadn't played a leading role in fighting to end the pay gap.


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Spring Newsletter
Finally spring is here -then it's gone and now it's back again! We have had beautiful sunshine through to snow over the last few weeks, but back to sunshine now, so let's hope it lasts for the sake of our seedlings! Everything seems to be late this year, the nettles are just about coming up and the bracken fronds, which are always a sign of spring to us, have only just decided to poke their heads up above ground.
With spring comes change and there is plenty going on here. We have started our courses for the year, the first being one of our new alternative hen weekends, which was great fun to run and we had a lovely bunch to celebrate the first course of the year. We organised prehistoric cookery, felting with a pony and local walks. The group stayed nearby at Kerrow House and feasted on Saturday night in the yurt; on Sunday evening they had a lovely meal at the Struy Inn, while local musicians played. We have since heard from the hen, who is now stitching the wall hanging her friends and sisters created for her from local fleece and with a little help from Nutmeg the pony.
The yurt has been a great success this year. We have managed to put a lovely little burner in it, so it is cosy and warm, as well as having a proper raised floor. Alex has been hanging on to the burner for years, as we knew it would come in handy at some point. It was a lovely space to use last weekend when we ran our first natural dyeing weekend of the year. We were able to sit in the snug yurt surrounded by fleece, while I showed the dyers how to card.
I don't think I can write a newsletter without mentioning our new additions, Christina and Phyllis, two 6 week old goats, one Anglo Nubian (long lop ears) and the other a Saanen (classic white). They are such characters and at the moment seem to take up quite a bit of our time, as they still need feeding 4 times a day. The kids follow Thora every where and she now wants to live in the goat shed! We hope next year to put them to kid and then we will be able to milk them (if they stand still) and produce our own cheese and yogurt.
Other new additions this year include Ellie, Liz and Craig who will be helping us on our craft and hen weekends, as well as Julie who is a local massage therapist who will be offering therapies on our Relaxation Retreats. It is lovely to get others involved and bring new skills to our courses and holidays.
If you have enjoyed any of our courses or escapes in the past, please feel free to nominate us for a Responsible Travel Award (economic responsible tourism) http://www.responsibletravel.com/awards/nominations/ as all these little things help us along the way!
Things are getting pretty busy for this summer, but we still have some spaces on a few of our weeks and weekends if you are interested in joining us or for any last minute offers have a look below.
Prehistoric cookery weekend May 11th-12th Come and learn to cook the way our ancestors would!
Spring Relaxation Retreat May 18th-25th 2 spaces left (£75 off per person!)
Join Joany and I for morning yoga (all levels catered for), stunning walks, wild food foraging, craft and delicious healthy home-cooking, all set in beautiful accommodation.
Fleece to Felt Weeks July 6th-13th & July 27th-Aug 3rd 2 spaces left
Shearing demos, foraging for dye plants, making natural dyes, dyeing your fleece and felting a final piece, as well as an evening spinning demonstration and lovely local walks.
Prehistoric cookery July 20th-21st
Felt-making weekend August 10th-11th
Natural dyeing weekend/ Prehistoric cookery August 17th-18th
If you want to have a peek at what we get up to more regularly join our Facebook page, which I have actually got quite good at updating! https://www.facebook.com/WildRoseEscapes
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Feminine Models Of Lakme Fashion Week 2010
March 9, 2010 by Rahul Kumar
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Feminine Models Of Lakme Fashion Week 2010
Lakme is one of the best cosmetic brands of India. Its products are trusted and used all over India. Lakme organizes a very prestigious event related to fashion and is considered one of the top fashion trade events in India with the motivation to redefine fashion and beauty in such a way as to make India step ahead into the feminine beauty world. Lamke is organizing a event named Fashion week with joint venture with IMG Fashion. Very hot and sexy models from all over the India compete with the edge in their height, sexy looks, complexion etc to introduce new outfits into the beauty world. These ravishing models do catwalk and other things to show their dresses and talent to the public in the arena. The event promotes an understanding of the current fashion trends in the global and Indian market. The event will be held on n 5th to 9th March'10 at Hotel Grand Hyatt, Mumbai. Watch beautiful pictures and wallpapers for the event here.


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Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience @ Ye Olde Narrogin Inne
Officially the world's longest running and most successful show of its kind, Faulty Towers The Dining Experience is continuing to make its international mark as a 'outrageously funny' night out (BroadwayBaby).
Tickets have sold out all over the world from Sydney Opera House to London's West End – and it's returning to Armadale in August 2019. But be warned: tickets will sell out here too, so early booking is essential! Basil, Sybil and Manuel are gearing up to bring a healthy dose of mayhem to your door, serving up a 3-course meal and nothing short of two full hours of laughter.
Anything can happen and it usually does in the show that's 70% improvised. It's a guaranteed original experience every time! Fully immersive, highly interactive and completely original, this is the top-flight, 5-star show that is suited to anyone ready for a brilliant night out!
- 'Best Completely Indestructible Show Award' The Advertiser, Adelaide Fringe 2019
- 'An infectious adventure' Scenestr, Castlereagh Boutique Hotel 2018
- 'Truly brilliant and innovative' FringeFeed, Perth 2018
This fantastic immersive show uses a blend of top-flight improvisation and a completely original theatrical script to create a night perfect for absolutely anyone ready to laugh. Brisbane born in 1997, the show is now an international institution, performed around the world by 38 actors.
This year's tour schedule includes a wealth of highlights such as Fringe Festivals in Adelaide, Melbourne and Edinburgh; tours across entire continents like Europe, Scandinavia, Asia and Australia; and an ongoing residency in London's West End. With over 22 years of continuous critical and audience acclaim and close to a million seats sold around the world, it's clear that this is the most successful interactive comedy show of its kind.
The cast for Ye Olde Narrogin Inne features Rebecca Fortuna (Sybil), Rob Langston (Basil) and Anthony Sottile (Manuel).
* Performer biogs are on the Actors page at www.faultytowersdining.com _________________________________________
Venue: Ye Olde Narrogin Inne, 2 South Western Highway, Armadale, WA 6112
Dates: Sunday 11 August 2019
Times: Doors open 6:30pm. Show starts 7:00pm.
Tickets: $92.00 per person. All tickets include a 3-course meal and 2-hour interactive show. Bookings & enquiries: www.faultytowersdining.com | 1300 308 193 |
Tickets: http://tiny.cc/xbur5y
Film: where's the venue?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FYCwk5uksY
Show info & FAQ: http://www.faultytowersdining.com
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/thefaultytowers
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/faultytowersthediningexperience
Blog: http://blog.interactivetheatre.com.au/
When?7.00 - 9.00pm Sunday, 11 August, 2019
Where?Ye Olde Narrogin Inne
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Real estate market is stable and will never crash, says Hussain Sajwani
Damac Properties chairman Hussain Sajwani on Sunday said Dubai's property market will pass through more "mild price cycles", but will not "crash".
In a short Youtube clip, the founder of one of Dubai's largest development firm said the real estate market is stable and offers growth opportunities.
"The nature of the property market is cyclical and we have seen few cycles in Dubai and we are probably going to see couple of more but i think that the cycles going forward will be more 'mild'.
"I don't think we are going to see crashes but we may see correction. When i don't know… but at this time i think the market is stable and we have a good growth of going forward."
In March, Sajwani said the real estate market has stabilised compared to the last few months of 2016 with medium- to long-term outlook remaining positive.
Meanwhile, Global Property Guide, a website that tracks property prices around the world, in its first quarter 2017 report, said the pace of prices in Dubai's residential housing market is slowing down year-on-year.
Prices fell by 3.69 percent in the first quarter 2017 compared to 9.26 percent a year earlier. It, however, said Dubai's property market has been one of the world's most volatile, witnessing the "worst housing crashes from third quarter 2008 to third quarter 2011 with house prices plunging by 53 percent".
The market started to recover in 2012, with double-digit house price increases from second quarter 2012 to fourth quarter 2014. It again slowed in the second half of 2014, amidst housing oversupply, subdued demand and slower economic activity.
Propertyfinder, in its report, also said the real estate sector in Dubai is bottoming out, ruling out further price declines.
The value of real estate transactions jumped 45 percent to $20.96 billion (AED77bn) in the first quarter 2017, according to the Dubai Land Department.


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BlueStar is in the final preparation stages for its upcoming 2013 VARTECH Canada educational and trade show event. Hosted in Quebec City, Canada, at the Quebec City Convention Center and the Hilton Quebec Hotel May 8-10, VARTECH Canada will provide training, education, and channel networking for hundreds of solutions manufacturer, value-added resellers, and independent software vendors in attendance.
"After VARTECH Canada 2012, we knew we had to raise the bar," said BlueStar Canada Marketing Manager Philip Asfour. "This year's event focuses on embracing new technologies and trends, and features even more educational workshops and networking events. And it's all against the backdrop of one of Canada's most beautiful and historic locations, Quebec City."
BlueStar has completely updated the VARTECH Solutions Sessions for 2013 with an interactive and informative format, designed to give Resellers the tools and training needed to be successful across multiple vertical markets. Topics include Mobility, Healthcare, Government, Natural Resources/Utilities, Security Solutions, and more. Major manufacturers, solution providers, and independent software vendors will be on the CodeZone tradeshow floor to showcase new solutions and build key strategic relationships with VARs from across the Americas.
In addition, BlueStar has invited Keynote Speaker Eric Garland, a writer and trend analyst, to discuss future trends and present new strategies for VARTECH attendees to keep pace in today's rapidly changing world. BlueStar will also host a Dine-Around event, allowing attendees to sample Quebec City's legendary fine dining, as well as a Night at Le Capitole, one of Canada's oldest and most historic venues.
"So much about our industry is evolving each and every day," said BlueStar Global Marketing Manager Dean Reverman. "VARTECH is all about helping our partners evolve alongside and even ahead of the industry, anticipating trends and offering the best training opportunities and total solutions keep their businesses growing together with trends and technologies. With VARTECH Canada, we're offering even more ways for VARs and other channel partners to learn best practices through real industry insights and find new business growth in 2013."
BlueStar has produced the VARTECH series of tradeshow and educational events for more than a decade, and it has quickly grown to be one of the most highly anticipated and widely attended events in the technology solutions channel. Recent VARTECHs have previously been held in Miami, Florida; Toronto, Canada; Berlin, Germany; and Birmingham, UK. VARTECH US/LATAM 2012 was the first-ever Mobile VARTECH, hosting hundreds of VARs and other channel partners for a three-day cruise to the Bahamas.
VARTECH has also expanded to include multiple global events in the VARTECH Educational Series, including Pan-European and Latin America Technology Summits, as well as regional road show events across North America. BlueStar hosted more than 30 events worldwide in the VARTECH Educational Series in 2012, with thousands of attendees across the globe.


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The engine is assembled and on the dynomometer! We have begun motoring tests with the heads and injector removed so there will be no compression going on. We are just measuring torque from friction at this point. Torque, vibration and wear patterns are all looking good so far. Here are some photos.
We will continue motoring testing adding in the oil lubrication and cooling system, heads, valves and adding pressure transducers to get pressures in all three cylinders. Then we will add in the injector and actually fire!


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GenF20 Plus Reviews- Important Information Now Released
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What are Flashpoints in Destiny 2 and How to Complete Them
Destiny 2 is all about loot, especially near the end game. Once you've completed the campaign, you'll be looking for the best way to increase your level. Flashpoints are a new end game activity that runs weekly and provides powerful rewards to Guardians who complete them.
How to Unlock Flashpoints
At some point in the campaign, Commander Zavala, Ikora Rey, and Cayde-6 will be reunited at The Farm, thanks to your efforts. Cayde-6 will give you a Milestone quest that focuses on unlocking Patrols on all planets. After placing patrol beacons across the EDZ and completing three patrols, the patrol network across all locations will be unlocked. You'll then be asked by Cayde to complete Public Events in the EDZ. Completing 6 of them will unlock Flashpoints and earn you a reward.
What are Flashpoints?
Every week a different planet will become the location for the new Flashpoints activity. They will require Guardians to complete Public Events on that planet until the Milestone percentage bar reaches 100 percent. Cayde-6 will then have some rewards that will undoubtedly be helpful. The rewards are rated as Powerful Gear, which can include Exotic Weapons, Armor, or Engrams. While these activities aren't terribly difficult to complete, they do show Bungie's commitment to encouraging players to participate in Public Events. The high level of rewards show that their commitment is backed up with solid reasons for Guardians to partake.
The Fastest Way to Complete Flashpoints
The better you perform during the Public Events, the more each completion will count towards the overall goal. Successfully completing an event results in greater progress than failing it, and attempting Heroic Public Events will increase your progress even further. If you're unsure about how to trigger a Heroic version of a Public Event, such as for the Weapons Exchange event, be sure to visit our Destiny 2 Guide Hub and check the Heroic Public Events section.


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Best Intermediate Paintball Guns Reviewed
Best Affordable Paintball Guns
Invert Mini
The invert mini the perfect example of an intermediate paintball gun. It costs around 350 bucks, and performs quite well.
Some critics would suggest that it is not much of an upgrade to the tippmann a5, which costs a little bit less.
I am not a critic of this marker. I really do think it is worth every penny. But, it is not as customizable as the tippmann markers. It is a very awesome gun though.
For a more detailed look check out the review
Invert Mini Review
Bob Long Protege
The Bob Long Protege is well worth the price of admission. Some paintball players even prefer this paintball marker to many of the expensive paintball markers out there. Like the Planet Eclipse Ego's or an Angel marker. I personally would not go that far, but for a mid level paintball gun. The Bob Long Protege blows most of the competition out of the water.
Bob Long Protege Review
Smart Parts Pro SLG
The Proto is fairly cheap for an intermediate paintball marker. Pretty awesome if you're looking to save money.
The quality of Smart Parts guns are heavily debated amongst paintball players. Some paintballers love them, others absolutely hate them.
The design of them is so unique, so it's very easy to have a strong opinion either way.
You should check out this marker for yourself. It may be the gun of your dreams. That is, until you discover Planet Eclipse markers.
Smart Parts Proto SLG Review
Best For Woodsball
Tippmann X7 Phenom
The Tippmann X7 Phenom is really ahead of its class for woodsball play.
Do you want… a woodsball marker that's durable?
Do you want… a gun with exceptional accuracy?
… a gun with a good fire rate
AND more customizable options than any other paintball marker out there?
If you answered yes to all questions, then you will be interested in checking out the Tippmann X7 Phenom
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This audio story is brought to you by BirdNote, a partner of the National Audubon Society. BirdNote episodes air daily on public radio stations nationwide.
This is BirdNote.
As birds go, there seems to be nothing typical about the American Woodcock. It's technically a sandpiper, but has a plump, round body, a comically long, straight bill – and it lives on the ground in the forest. Probably never seen a beach or mudflat.
A woodcock's eyes are large, and set high and far back on its head – so situated that it likely has panoramic vision both above and behind, to detect potential predators. And it needs to be watchful, because it spends much of the time with its long bill poked into the soil, in search of earthworms. The woodcock likely can't see the tip of its bill, but it doesn't really need to. The bill tip is fully loaded with diverse sensory receptors.
As evolution pushed the woodcock's large eyes farther back in the skull, something had to give anatomically. So a woodcock's ear openings are now set under the eyes, instead of behind, as in most birds. And its cerebellum, the part of the brain that handles muscular control, is no longer where it is in most birds - at the rear of the skull. It's ended up under the rest of the brain, just above the spinal column. Adaptation to its environment has, essentially, turned the woodcock's brain upside down.
For BirdNote I'm Mary McCann
Bird sounds provided by The Macaulay Library of Natural Sounds at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Ithaca, New York. American Woodcock [100723] recorded by W L Hershberger.
'Scotch Strathspey and Reel' by Percy Grainger performed by John Eliot Gardiner & Monteverdi Choir, Universal International Music.
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