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We believe that the common equity of American Water Works Company (NYSE: AWK), the largest investor-owned water utility in the U.S., offers a compelling risk/reward at its current price level. AWK's stock recently sold off due to its announcement of a secondary stock offering, in our opinion. AWK trades a significant discount to its water utility peers despite a healthy pipeline of pending tariff increases and potential acquisitions. We feel that the largest overhang on the stock has been the majority ownership of German utility RWE. RWE is actively reducing its position, however. Furthermore, AWK pays a healthy 3.7% dividend.
We are currently long AWK, but may change our position at any time. We make no guarantees regarding the accuracy of the information contained herein.
Company Description
American Water Works Company is the largest investor-owned water utility in U.S., serving over 15 million people in 32 states in the U.S. and Canada. Roughly 88% of revenue is from its regulated utility business, and its unregulated operations and maintenance businesses accounting for the remainder.
AWK began trading on the NYSE April 2008 when it was spun out of German utility giant RWE. RWE sold roughly 40% of its ownership of AWK to the public via IPO, and announced that it intended to sell its remaining 60% over time. AWK has traded at a discount its peers since the IPO, due in large part to investor concern over selling pressure stemming from RWE's eventual liquidation of its remaining shares, in our opinion.
Secondary Offering
AWK announced on 12/18/08 it would sell an additional $600 million in common equity in Q1 2009, half of which would be primary shares and half coming from RWE. The stock fell 5% the day of the announcement. Successful completion of the sale will lower RWE's ownership from 60% to roughly 45%.
Regulatory Decisions and Outlook
In the period preceding AWK's spinout from RWE, the company made limited requests for tariff increases. The Public Utility Commission ("PUC") for each state in which AWK operates had to approve the spinout, and the company delayed tariff increase requests in hopes of maximizing goodwill with various PUCs. Once the necessary approvals were obtained, however, the company began pursuing tariff increases and acquisitions more aggressively.
AWK recently received $106 million in combined annual rate increases in NJ and MO with permitted ROEs of 10.3% and 10.5%, respectively. This represents a roughly 4.7% increase over 2007 company revenues. The company has an additional 7 rate cases pending totaling over $100 million in annual revenues, representing an approximate 4.2% increase over our 2008 revenue estimate.
We forecast AWK to achieve high single digit annual revenue growth for the next several years given their rate case pipeline. Furthermore, we believe the multiple discount to its peers will disappear as RWE decreases its ownership stake. Adjusted historical financials and our forecast are below ($ in millions, ex per share data):
Revenue 2,093 2415 2353 2570
Growth rate 5.8% 6.3% 9.2%
Net income- GAAP -162 -343 -547 231
Net income- Adj. 92 188 181 240
EPS- Adj. 0.57 1.17 1.13 1.39
(Net income and EPS adjustments were made for one-time items)
We assign a price target of $27.80, based on a P/E of 20.0x and our 2009 EPS estimate of $1.39, representing a 32% upside versus the current price. While we believe a premium multiple is warranted given the significantly AWK's significantly larger market cap and liquidity versus the bulk of its peer group, our target price still assumes a discounted P/E of 20.0x:
Market Cap EV/EBITDA Price/Tang BV P/E
American Water Works $3.4 bln 10.8x 1.6x 18.0x
Aqua America (WTR) $2.9 bln 14.2x 3.3x 31.5x
California Water (CWT) $0.7 bln 11.6x 2.0x 22.5x
American States (AWR) $0.6 bln 10.3x 2.2x 25.6x
The primary risk to our thesis is that AWK doesn't receive the tariff increases we anticipate, thereby achieving lower revenue and EPS growth, and is consequently assigned a lower multiple by the market.
Wolfman, wonder if you have more conviction at this lower price and recent announced secondary? If you can provide any update regarding changes to your fundamental perspective and context for results in past two qtrs, that would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks.


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The Minneapolis Star Tribune ran an article on Tuesday August 17, 2010, about Beloit College's annual list of what incoming Freshmen know. Contained in the list are hints about material culture that will be important for local historical organizations to consider as exhibits and public programs get developed. The list also underscores the importance of collecting today so […]
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USA Today carried the story Kids' electronic media use jumps to 53 hours a week. If one goal of local historical organizations is to be where people are, and children spend 53 hours a week on average with electronic gadgets, what should local history museums be thinking about? One approach might be to embrace all […]
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It's mid-April, which takes me back to my days of working as an interpreter at historic sites. At this time of year the buildings are cleaned, last minute minor repairs are performed, kits of clothing and props are issued and inspected, and all of this is done to prepare for the public. Of all the […]
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|China was the scene of massive devastation
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Oxfam distributes relief items to China earthquake survivorsApril 19, 2010
Blankets for 2,000 people have been distributed by Oxfam International as part of relief efforts to help survivors of the deadly earthquake that hit the Yushu County area in the southeastern Qinghai Province in China.
China earthquake survivors start to rebuild lives three months onAugust 26, 2008
Three months on from the devastating Sichuan Earthquake in China, international humanitarian development agency Oxfam has helped more than 600,000 of the most vulnerable and isolated people start to rebuild their lives.
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The first of Oxfam 10 schools is set to open in Pengzhou, Sichuan province three weeks ahead of schedule allowing 932 primary school students to return to school after last month's devastating earthquake.


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To celebrate the Oct. 22 Season 8 premiere of The Walking Dead — the series' 100th episode — Yahoo Entertainment will be posting a new TWD-related story every day through the season opener.
And your choice is… Daryl. Of course, Daryl. Norman Reedus's apocalyptic hero was far and away the biggest vote getter as you helped us narrow down the top 35 characters from The Walking Dead to a list of the top five, and then to your No. 1 pick.
Are we surprised that the character whose potential death has sparked a whole series of posters, T-shirts, stickers, and buttons that threaten a riot is the fans' favorite? Nah. Reedus and the writers early on established Daryl — who doesn't even exist in the comic book — as one of the characters we most loved getting to know. From the surly, defensive loner we met in Season 1 to the still sometimes surly, but also fiercely protective, more open leader he's evolved into throughout the series' first seven seasons, Daryl is the people's choice.
Among Daryl's greatest moments — and but a few of the reasons you voted him as your all-time favorite character on The Walking Dead:
The big gun
Season 6, "No Way Out"
A group of colorful Saviors on motorcycles threatened to take everything Daryl, Abraham, and Sasha had, and then to kill them. But Daryl put a big ol' RPG stop to that when he snuck up on the gang and unleashed on them the rocket launcher Abe found. Sure, the Saviors would all too soon get even with Daryl personally with those dog food sammies and Sanctuary janitor duty, but let the record show, Daryl took out a whole squad. Badass.
Lil' Ass Kicker
Season 3, "Say the Word"
Poor Carl had to kill his mom before she became a walker, then had to watch his dad melt down, all the while worrying about his newborn baby sister. He even tried to come up with a name for his sibling, and when he couldn't land on one, Daryl stepped in. With the baby scooped up in his arms, Daryl decided the only suitable moniker for a life that came into the world under such trying circumstances was: Lil' Ass Kicker. "That's a good name, right? Lil' Ass Kicker," Daryl suggested to Rick's group, before talking to LAK herself. "You like that, huh? You like that, sweetheart?"
Mother bonding
Season 3, "Hounded"
Daryl was there for Carl again after Lori's death, when he did some rare sharing and told Carl about the loss of his own mom, who died when she fell asleep with a lit cigarette and burned to death in their home. "Fire trucks everywhere … it was my house they were there for. That was my mom in bed, burnt down to nothing," Daryl said. "That was the hard part … she was just gone, erased. Nothing left of her … just made it seem like it wasn't real, you know?"
Carl told Daryl that he had to shoot his mom. "I ended it," he said. "It was real. Sorry about your mom."
Daryl: "I'm sorry about yours."
Family scars
Season 3, "Home"
What began as a fight about Daryl volunteering to help a Hispanic family threatened by walkers (then stopping Merle from stealing from the family afterward) turned into a long-simmering emotional bout in which Merle learned his little brother has a back full of scars from where their father abused him, while Merle finally revealed to Daryl that the reason he'd left home — and left Daryl alone to contend with their father — was that he was afraid he'd kill the man if he stayed.
Ice water? Make his a Slurpee.
Season 2, "Chupacabra"
Daryl can be a very funny guy, and he's often at his funniest when he's also at his surliest. His one-liners often come with a nifty pop culture reference attached, like when Beth's boyfriend Jimmy laughed at Daryl's assertion that he had run into a chupacabra. Daryl was already ticked off at Jimmy's "braying" at him, so when Jimmy demanded something before he would join Rick's gang in the hunt for Sophia, Daryl was unsympathetic. "If I'm going out, I want [a gun]," Jimmy said.
"Yeah, and people in hell want Slurpees," Daryl responded.
Never have I ever
Season 4, "Still"
Daryl was alternately sad and angry when he and Beth took up shelter at an abandoned shack he had found in the woods and began a game of "Never Have I Ever." Fueled by moonshine, Daryl said he'd never gone on vacation, never even been outside of Georgia. But when Beth responded in a way that made it clear she assumed Daryl had been to jail at some point in his life, she sparked a hurt and angry Daryl to go on the attack, telling her he also hadn't ever eaten frozen yogurt, owned a pony, or gotten a gift from Santa, all things Beth had experienced. He eventually calmed down and opened up to Beth about how painful and lonely his childhood had been, and when they left the cabin, they set in on fire and flipped their middle fingers at it as they ran away.
He ain't zombified, he's my brother
Season 3, "This Sorrowful Life"
Just when Merle had finally done something selfless, deciding to take out the Governor so Daryl and his friends could continue to build their community at the relatively safe prison location, this happened: Merle's plan failed, and when Daryl found him, Merle had already turned into a walker. Daryl's official goodbye to his sibling involved repeatedly stabbing him in the head, and then falling to the ground in sobs.
The reunions
Season 7, "Hearts Still Beating"
After finally escaping his tortured time at the Sanctuary, Daryl was reunited with BFF Rick at the Hilltop. An uncharacteristically emotional — teary, even! — Daryl fell into Rick's hug, burying his face into his pal's neck as the two embraced.
Season 7, "New Best Friends"
And in another all-around teary reunion, Daryl visited Carol at her house outside the Kingdom, where they happily hugged each other. But then he pushed her away, and as his voice cracked, asked her, "Why'd you go?" Carol explained she'd needed to get away because she couldn't stand losing anyone else, and sensing that hearing the truth about life in Alexandria would crush her, Daryl lied to her about Glenn and Abraham's deaths.
'Sketti dinner
Season 5, "Forget"
One of the most endearing things about Daryl is that he has no pretensions … what you see is what you get. And that includes table manners, or lack thereof. We saw back in Season 4 how he scarfed down that meal he made of a grilled snake he caught in the woods. In his "Forget" dinner with Aaron and Eric, he attacked a plate of spaghetti with the same enthusiasm, shoveling huge forkfuls of pasta into his mouth, complete with slurping noises and wiping his mouth on his sleeve, as his amused dinner companions tried not to chuckle.
Daryl Dixon, movie buff
Season 2, "Nebraska"
We'll say it again, surly Daryl can be the most fun Daryl, especially in the early seasons, before Mr. Dixon had developed a little more tact in dealing with people. Like when Lori was trying to talk him into going to find Hershel and Rick. He said no, she called him selfish, and well, that didn't sit so great with Daryl. "Selfish? Listen to me, Olive Oyl. I was out there looking for that little girl every single day," Daryl said, still crushed that the search for Sophia led to the discovery of zombified Sophia in Hershel's barn. "I took a bullet and an arrow in the process. Don't you tell me about me getting my hands dirty! You want those two idiots? Have a nice ride. I'm done looking for people."
Another pop culture-related quip from D.D.: in Season 1's "Tell It to the Frogs," Dale chastised Daryl for kicking at a dead walker body. "What do you know about it, old man?" Daryl snapped back at the bucket hat-wearing Dale. "Why don't you take that stupid hat and go back to On Golden Pond?"
On Golden Pond is not a movie we would have guessed was in the Dixon home video library.
For the record, the top five TWD characters, in the order you voted on them: Daryl (41 percent), Carol (23 percent), Glenn (15 percent), Rick (14 percent), and Michonne (7 percent).
The Walking Dead Season 8 premieres Oct. 22 at 9 p.m. on AMC.
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It's not uncommon for a band to lose a couple founding members on its way to or shortly after the debut album. Canada's Land Of Talk did exactly that. Vocalist/guitarist Elizabeth Powell started the band with bassist Chris McCarron and drummer Mark Wheaton.
Prior to Land Of Talk, Powell had tried to break through in a number of bands and as a solo but nothing seemed to connect for the Ontario native who had been writing music since her early-teens and was once enrolled in the Jazz program at Montreal's Concordia University. It was there that Land Of Talk formed.
The group released its debut EP "Applause Cheer Boo Hiss" on an indie label in '06. The single "Summer Special" earned some airplay. They also made a video for "Speak To Me Bones." Shot in black and white, it was directed by Concordia classmate Jeff St. Jules.
Wheaton quit before the recording '08's full-length "Some Are Lakes." Andrew Barr (of The Slip) played on the sessions. Eric Thibodeau was eventually installed on the drum stool.
With "Some Are Lakes" out Land Of Talk opened for Broken Social Scene. Then McCarron decided to leave (to work with another group) and the band considered going on hiatus. However, they added Joe Yarmush on bass and kept rolling.
In the U.S., bands are stuck in dank clubs and pretty much left to their own devices. It's a little different in Canada. Groups can apply for grants from agencies like the Canada Council Funding for the Arts. The monies Land Of Talk received probably didn't change they're lifestyle much, other than provide a needed break from pork and beans. But it may have provided the opportunity to look beyond the narrow confines of the last gig.
Land Of Talk are a post-Punk band with a smart twist. Riding over the slashing chords, a sharp beat and pulsating bass lines is Powell's agitated voice. That's standard stuff until they strip their songs down to allow Powell more room to emote - and fully express her dark imagery.
"Some Are Lakes" is a propulsive effort highlighted by the raucous "Corner Phone." The group slams into their songs with a charming, though limited, dose of pop sensibility. But even when they do, the 'sugar' is raw. The sad regret of "It's Okay" is telling, especially when it's clearly not OK.


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Daniel Forrest, Board Chair/ Treasurer
Daniel Forrest has been a volunteer with MCC since 1997, with almost 20 years of service. Daniel played an active leadership role with MCC in 2009 when the agency transitioned into an independent agency. Daniel has worked for the last 16 years at Nike where he currently serves as an IT Business Consultant. Daniel also volunteers with the wish granting organization, the Dream Factory. Daniel serves as the regional Memphis Vice President and the President of the National Board of Directors with over 30 chapters nationwide.
Karen Crouch, Secretary
Karen Crouch is survivor of suicide. Since the loss of her son, Steven, in 2007 she has been engaged in many aspects of suicide awareness and prevention. She has been a volunteer for Memphis Crisis Center for over 6 years and serves as a primary Mentor Volunteer for new volunteers on the crisis line. She is a member of the Survivor Outreach Program with American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) and organizes and leads the Memphis Crisis Center team for the AFSP annual Out of Darkness Suicide Prevention Walk. Along with her other Board roles, she participates in the Fundraising Committee. Karen is committed to many forms of community service and is an all around advocate for the cause suicide prevention and the work of the Memphis Crisis Center.
Lisa Daniel
A licensed professional counselor with a mental health service provider designation, Lisa Daniel is the chief executive officer of Memphis Mental Health Institute, one of Tennessee's state operated psychiatric hospitals. Lisa is a graduate of Union University, Jackson, Tenn., and has a Master of Science degree in counseling from University of Memphis. She has spent 27 of her 33-year career in both out-patient and in-patient mental health services primarily in the public sector. Lisa is active in the Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network having served on the Advisory Board. She is also a member of the Shelby County Foster Care Review Board. Lisa has a long family connection to the Memphis Crisis Center with her father having served as a volunteer for more than 35 years.
Glenda Adams
Glenda Adams is an attorney who has been practiced criminal defense law for 9 years with the Shelby County Public Defender's office and is now an Assistant District Attorney with the Shelby County District Attorney's Office. In her 17 years practicing in the criminal law area, she has encountered and sought help for many defendants suffering with mental illnesses. This will be her first opportunity to serve the whole community in the mental health area.
Emily Richardson
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These last few days, the mental struggle has been very real. Those who follow triathlon are probably aware that Ironman Maryland was postponed because of Hurricane Joachim. First of all, kudos to Ironman for being able to reschedule it for two weeks later. That could not have been an easy feat. I am very grateful to be a local triathlete who is still able to participate. It will be my first IM – as readers know – and I am glad it wasn't outright cancelled. I don't have the funds or desire to try to plan a trip to Florida or Arizona or Cozumel (even though that would be FANTASTIC) to race in one of the remaining IMs this year.
My heart goes out to the athletes who are unable to return to the race on October 17th. To me, that would be a terrible loss. Months and months of training so hard…I can't imagine. Advice: You did the work. You were ready to race. Push through and enjoy the benefits. Thank your supporters and the people who have stood by you. And consider the options.
My struggle is different. The taper was fabulous. I was getting rest. Checking off those final long long swims in the pool. Checking off the bike rides. I had a mini bike emergency a week before the race was supposed to happen that was handled fabulously by Handy Bikes DC (shoutout!). Everything was set up and ready to go. My mind, my body, my spirit. I had family and friends flying in to Sherpa. Everyone was so excited for a seriously special day.
Boom – Cancelled. (No one even knew whether it would really be rescheduled or not). Oh no. Now what? At this point in time, I was so glad to have a coach. He was the one who initially broke the news to me. Thank goodness. I would't have wanted to hear it from anyone else. He was immediately in touch with me regarding our next plan of action. I remained pretty positive with the news until that Friday.
The Friday right before the race was supposed to happen, I was at work and legit had a moment. I had to go into the bathroom and just cry. Everything came out. I wasn't supposed to be at work. I was supposed to be racking my bike, supposed to be at the expo, feeling the excitement of the race, the athletes, my Sherpas. All of the training, the work, my sister was here, I just was an emotional basket case. I sat on the toilet and literally said out loud as I was sobbing, "What the hell is wrong with you? Pull it together." I just couldn't stop crying.
This was maybe because I got my coach's plan and saw the HUGE workouts to bring me out of taper – and just trying to ramp my mind back into a different mindset. A training mindset again. 10 mile run, 55 mile bike….apparently I just go right into a half Ironman. A 3,400 swim on the docket?! Oh man….I am SOOOOOOOO sick of the pool right now I could barf. And I love swimming outside whenever I can — and now I am stuck in indoor pools that randomly close on me when a small child uses it as a restroom. Bless their hearts, those mini-swimmers…but ugh. When I am in the middle of a huge set….it is really difficult to drive and relocate to a different pool.
The rainy weekend didn't help. Stuck inside for training sessions. Although I did a brick (thank you Green Lizard for opening early for us so we could bike inside!) with two of my fabulous training partners. That helped immensely. While I love triathlon, I was looking forward to spending some more time with people that I had been neglecting. Another two weekends of getting up at the crack of dawn, losing daylight during the week, everything just got very overwhelming. I love the balance, and I am damn good at it – but I just don't want to see 4:30 on my alarm clock for a while. Like 2 weeks. That's all I need.
Luckily my bestie Sherpa was able to change her flight. She is still able to make it for the race 🙂 And I am now starting to gear up for the race again. I have a few more training sessions to check off the list this weekend and I plan to use them for self-reflection and remembering how far I have come. To really focus on my body, listen to what it is saying and just mentally prepare for what is in store next weekend. One of my best friends ran her first marathon last weekend. She fought injuries and battled through. I was so proud. Her and I had had a wonderful discussion earlier in the season about the quote: "Remember why you started."
She said she saw someone holding a sign that said that and she teared up as she thought of me. I am tearing up right now just thinking about it. That is exactly what I need to do this weekend. Remember why I started. Nothing has changed. So the race changed dates. Big deal. This Ironman was for me. For healing. For reflection. For challenges I never thought possible. None of that has changed.
Have I forgotten why I started? No. But maybe I lost sight for a bit. I plan to use the rest of this weekend (as well as the live KONA STREAM YES – and some other friends racing IM Lou) to re-instill that drive and desire. I have already crushed so many doubts and demons and I just can't wait to bawl my head off as I finish this race next Saturday.
My life has changed drastically in these past few months. All for the better.
"Remember why you started." "Remember why you started."
How could I ever forget?
See you at the finish line on October 17th!


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MTO ON Border Traffic Plans and TTX
March 2017
Project Summary
ISR has recently completed work supporting the Ministry of Transportation Ontario (MTO) in developing three complex emergency management framework documents to assist MTO staff and other key stakeholders during emergency situations. To verify the utility and the accuracy of the response strategies outlined in the plans, ISR developed and facilitated a table top exercise (TTX) for the key plans stakeholders. This one day TTX provided multiple scenarios against which each of the three frameworks were notionally used to coordinate a response effort. The TTX was supported by a ½ day after action review (AAR) sessions which gathered key successes and areas for improvement within each of the three frameworks. The AAR session informed the development of an after action report providing remedial action(s) for each of the areas for improvement identified for the three frameworks during the exercise.
These emergency management frameworks were developed with the support of stakeholder consultations. These consultations were used to gather the requirements and potential issues that may be encountered during the development of response strategies. These stakeholder engagement meetings were conducted in multiple locations across Ontario and included organizations at the federal, provincial, and local levels.
After completion of drafts of each framework were completed, a TTX was designed and developed by ISR. Each framework was used during all of the scenarios and the response operations developed in each were explored. A list of areas for improvement was developed for each of the plans. The final after action report for the TTX provided a series of remedial actions for the frameworks. The final versions of each framework incorporated these recommended changes and provided MTO with plans validated by key stakeholders.


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There is a whole world of fascinating underwater cities that today are nothing more than lost memories of the past. The discovery of these lost and ancient cities provides us with deeper insights into the history of human civilizations.
The idea of sunken cities holds immense appeal as they could be sources of knowledge and treasure. These sunken cities can be a hive for archaeological exploration as they hold many secrets.
Let's get to know some of the lost wonders around the world.
Baiae, Italy
An ancient Roman city that was like a vacation home of the rich and fabulous. The city was popular due to its constant source of water and numerous hot springs. When the water levels began to rise, the city was submerged.
Pavlopetri, Greece
Estimated to be at least 5000 years old, Pavlopetri is considered to be the oldest submerged city in the world.
Port Royal, Jamaica
Port Royal in Jamaica was once known as the "wickedest city on earth". After it was hit by a massive earthquake, a large section of the town along the northern waterfront slid beneath the sea.
Cleopatra's Alexandria, Egypt
The kingdom of Cleopatra was discovered off the shores of Alexandria, Egypt. The city was completely submerged along with its statues, artefacts and other treasures.
Dwarka, Gulf of Cambay, India
The City of Dwarka is sacred as to Indians as it was the home of Lord Krishna. As per hindu mythology, the city was swallowed up by a massive flood, thus returning it to the ocean.
Yonaguni, Japan
The Yonaguni Monument was built when the area was above sea level some 10,000 years ago. Whether the structure was natural or man-made still remains a mystery.
Shi Cheng, China
The Lion City has been hidden under 131 feet of water since 1959. The city was submerged when a dam was constructed and a lake was needed.


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I'd heard of Davy Wotton; fly-fishing instructor, White River guide, tv personality and renowned fly tyer.
A legend in his own right, I was ecstatic when he contacted me and asked if I had a day free to hit the water. Naturally, I took him up on his offer (twist my arm).
My GPS, notorious for taking me on the long route, had me pulling into Davy's driveway in the evening just as the sun was going down, and my stomach was rumbling for some dinner.
Davy and his lovely lady (and may I add, a fish crazy, fly-tying gem) T-Bird, Teresa VanWinkle were waiting and they were equally as hungry.
We kept conversation to a deliberate minimum and rushed to the nearest open diner to share our stories over a plate of liver and onions piled high with gravy.
Between Davy's wealth of knowledge and T-Bird's exciting stories, my head was spinning and I was itching to hit the river to try and finally land that big brown I'd been dreaming of for so long.
The night flew by as the couple's energy painted a permanent smile on my face and I eagerly anticipated the arrival of the next morning...
We couldn't wait to hook into some Mother Nature...Obviously (see below). Davy's a nature man all the way, and wrangled this creepy looking thing in the dark of the night when his equally adventurous pup cornered it.
One of the creepiest creatures I've seen yet.....
The next day, I awoke to the friendly greeting of T-Bird and the bustling of a very busy Mr. Wotton. This was going to be awesome!
We hit the White River, and immediately hooked into some feisty rainbows. Man, they pulled like hell!
T-Bird hit one side of the boat, while I hit the other, and together we fought for the tug of a brown trout.
Alas as soon as we got into the groove of things, the sky opened and rain poured like I had never seen before and eventually we gave in to the flooding boat and slosh of wet socks.....
A little wet, to say the least.
We hadn't seen a brown, but we'd seen an awesome day and I can't wait to hit the water with both Davy and T-Bird again.
To tell you just how great Davy is would keep me writing for days. He is beyond knowledgeable, patient and as about experienced as they get!
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With over 16 years experience, and are passionate about delivering great work that will exceed your expectations, which we have been doing for our client's since we founded Mention in 2007.
We love creating print and digital design solutions that help councils communicate and update their resident's, and for over 10 years we've produced resident's magazines for a London Borough and a Buckinghamshire council.
Ten years of cost cutting has deeply affected local authorities budgets, and so we have helped to advise on ways of making publications more cost effective and efficient over the years, and always work with our clients to help them meet their budget constraints – but still strive to maintain our high standards and quality at the same time.
Ealing is a large London Borough with a diverse and dynamic population, and this is reflected in the product design of Ealing's resident's magazine – Around Ealing.
Mention began designing Around Ealing back in 2007, and in 2011 we were tasked with a full redesign to a smaller format to help make it more cost effective to print for the Ealing residents. The redesign was so successful that it was awarded Best Design in the penultimate Good Communication Awards, and then Highly Commended for Best Design in 2012 also.
The magazine has evolved over the years with refreshed designs, and varying frequency of publishing and size. Currently the magazine is produced six times a year and has a large distribution of 138,000 copies per issue.
In 2016 Mention built and designed a new digital presence for the magazine – Ealing News Extra. This blog site is used for promoting the magazine with extra articles and features, as well as selling advertising space.
Mention has also built and designed micro sites for various council departments, using varying content management systems, and is used to working to tight deadlines and budget constraints.
As well as designing and building the HTML email template for weekly internal communication staff emails (Inside Ealing) used within Ealing Council, which was so successful that the template was modified and rebuilt by Mention for other council departments also.
David has been integral to the success of the magazine. The relationship between design and content is critical to good story-telling but also to creating a 'brand' and tone for a product, and David understands this and has always been great to work with. I have always found him utterly reliable, fast-working and flexible. His creative thinking, meticulousness, and the level of detailed technical knowledge he possesses are a fantastic combination.
Wycombe is a busy market town in surrounded by a vibrant district, and Wycombe District Times has a distribution of 70,000.
The editor contacted us 5 years ago wanting a redesign of the magazine, and a new approach. She was under tight budget pressures due to austerity cuts, but wanted to maintain the quality of the resident's magazine despite the cuts, and had been impressed with Mentions work on Around Ealing magazine for Ealing Council – which had won the award for best designed council magazine the previous year.
So we worked closely with the editor and came up with a templated approach, using a 12 column grid, that would give the layouts more flexibility and variety, but also help make the layouts quicker to produce and so keep costs down.
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Long-term care is something we may not want to think about, but we will all need to think about at some point. Getting the right long-term care for you or your loved ones is as important of a task as any health care decision. Dietary needs, supplemental products and mental health assistance are all important pieces of the puzzle to consider.
Listen in below as executives from LifeSecure Insurance company and The Detroit Area Agency on Aging describe best long-term care giving practices and resources available to help older adults remain healthy with age. Guests on December's Healthier Michigan Radio Show show include:
- Sarah Hogan, Senior Director of Government Relations and Public Affairs at LifeSecure Insurance Company
- Brian Vestergaard, VP of Product and Marketing at LifeSecure Insurance Company
- Grace Derocha, Registered Dietitian at the Detroit Area Agency on Aging
- Letty Azar, Chief Program Officer at the Detroit Area Agency on Aging
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In another thread someone mentioned how Gallery of Magick books are lacking context and only include specific instructions. The same goes for NAP. There's not any background concerning the angels that are being evoked. I'm curious myself, and for those also curious, does anyone know what sourcebooks the GoM books and NAP reference for their systems? If you don't know the exact ones, can you name some books that deal with angelic evocation in more detail?
I've found those books to be valuable resources but I'm looking to learn more about angelic evocation.


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Fellow, 1969
Resume' of the post-BPEI life of Thomas M. Aaberg, Sr.
Arriving at BPEI in February 1968, I was able to spend 5 months in the laboratory studying experimental retinal detachment with Robert Machemer prior to beginning my year of clinical retinal fellowship, which ended in June 1969. The training in medical/surgical retinal disease and mentorship with Drs. Norton, Curtin, Gass and Kroll gave me a great basis for starting a Retinal section at the Marquette Medical School (Milwaukee), a privatized spin-off from Marquette University, upon completing my laboratory and clinical fellowship.
Within 1 month of beginning my position in Milwaukee, Marquette Medical School ran out of operating funds and closed, leaving the entire clinical faculty without employment. The Dean expeditiously arranged for "bridge-funding" from the State of Wisconsin with the proviso that the name of the medical school be changed so as to not conflict with Wisconsin law (which prohibited state funding of religiously affiliated schools)—hence the name Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW). I, and the entire faculty, was again employed. MCW became independently financially stable over the next few years. I established a primate laboratory and began a vitreoretinal fellowship program that continues to graduate top specialists, currently under the directorship of Dennis Han, MD.
My close association with Robert Machemer, who continued to be a mentor, confidant and friend until his death, led to my introduction to mechanical pars plana vitrectomy. Robert brought his early prototype VISC-2, as well as a slit-beam microscope attachment (since there was no endoscopic light capability at that time) to MCW and we performed 7 PPVs in 1970. Once again, mentorship by a "giant in the field" gave me an incredible academic professional course which continues to this day. Most important to me was the ability to interact with amazing individuals involved with the MCW vitreoretinal program, either as fellows or faculty, who subsequently carried on the tripartite role of research, teaching and patient care (similar to those who have completed the BPEI program). On a personal note, my understanding, patient and resourceful wife, Judy, put up with the many twists and turns of my career and raised our three wonderful children in Milwaukee. Tom Jr., who subsequently became a resident and vitreoretinal/oncologist at BPEI is a father of two and is married to BPEI resident/oculoplastic alumna, Melissa Aaberg, nee Meldrum, both currently practicing in Grand Rapids, MI; Leigh Ruehman, a Physician Assistant in anesthesiology, now has a full-time position as a mother of four in Boise ID; and Sarah Curtin, currently a family practice physician in McCall ID, is also a mother of two.
I was recruited by Emory University to rebuild the Department of Ophthalmology so, on a cold 1988 New Year's Day in Milwaukee (about -10F as we recall), Judy and I headed south. Upon arriving, we discovered the South was also having a "cold spell;" it was about +30 F in Atlanta but we had just gained + 40 degrees so we were overjoyed. Over the years, helped by its association with a strong University and School of Medicine, the Emory Eye Center added a very illustrious clinical and research faculty acquiring recognition throughout the country. I was a neophyte at fund-raising, essential for endowing the division chairs and research positions/activities. I again went back to my BPEI mentors and learned from the master, Dr. Norton, the technique of being open regarding needs, forthcoming regarding ability to fulfill the programmatic plans if funded and absolutely transparent about the use of donations. Fortunately, donors were very generous so Emory Eye Center enjoyed both structural and programmatic growth during the 20 years I served as Chair. Emory was fortunate to recruit Timothy Olson, MD, from the University of Minnesota when I stepped down as Chair in 2008 so the department continues to flourish and expand. I have now joined the Emory University Emeritus College, made up of emeritus professors from all its university schools, so my education now continues on an expanded horizon. I also now volunteer at Grady Hospital on a monthly basis and still marvel at the way Geoffrey Broocker runs that departmental venue and unselfishly devotes his life to the education of residents and fellows.
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NACM: Index Ends Year in Decline
As it did in October, the Credit Managers' Index (CMI) from the National Association of Credit Management (NACM) slipped again this month, from 55.2 to 54.9. The most dramatic movement was in sales, which plummeted to 56.7, a low last seen in December 2009 and almost a full point lower than in October 2012. This reinforces the notion that business is stalled out in anticipation of what might happen with spending and taxation next year. There was some cautious optimism just a month ago, but that optimism has evaporated, as it seems all but certain that there will be no settlement of lasting value on the "fiscal cliff."
Strangely enough, the other favorable factors did not register the same level of distress, although they declined as well. New credit applications actually increased from 56.5 to 57.7, suggesting many companies still expect something will get done in Washington before the first quarter of 2013 is completed. At least they seem to be taking steps to get prepared for a better year.
Dollar collections fell from 61.3 to 59.2, which was not a huge drop, but indicates that companies are back to protecting their cash flow and may have started to stretch out their creditors again. There was also a decline in the amount of credit extended, which dropped from 63 to 61.5, taking it back to the numbers seen for most of the year. Overall, the favorable factor index fell from 60.3 to 58.8, a drop that would have been far worse if it were not for the slight improvement in new credit applications.
In contrast, the unfavorable factor index only declined slightly. "Business conditions have not worsened appreciably, it's just that there is not all that much improvement given the concerns that remain in place regarding next year," said Chris Kuehl, PhD, economist for NACM.


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UEFA has agreed to proposals that will see the 2022 World Cup in Qatar take place in the winter.
Britain's FIFA vice-president Jim Boyce confirmed that the organisation's 54 UEFA associates has backed plans that will see the event more from the summer because of excessive temperatures.
It comes after Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, chairman of the European Club Association, said it would be "probably better" to move the tournament from summer and therefore avoid hottest weather.
FIFA's executive committee will make its final decision during a meeting in Zurich on October 3 and 4, where it is expected to confirm the switch.
However, UEFA's associates are keen for no decision to be made on which months the World Cup will take place in just yet.
Boyce, speaking from Dubrovnik, where a UEFA meeting has been taking place, told Press Association Sport: "What has come out of this meeting, and what I think is sensible, is an agreement by the UEFA countries that the World Cup cannot be played in Qatar in the summer. Everyone was certainly in agreement about that.
"But what the 54 countries do not want FIFA to do is to make a decision yet on exactly when in the year it is going to be played.
"There is still nine years to go and people feel FIFA should sit down with all the major stakeholders and come up with a solution that would cause the minimum disruption to football.
"There is plenty of time to do that in my opinion, and hopefully football will be the winner."


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The 'Queen of Snapchat' Katie May has died at 34 after suffering a fatal stroke. She was rushed to hospital on Monday, 1 February, but died three days later after being taken off life support. She reportedly tore a carotid artery in her neck after taking a tumble during a photography shoot.
Doctors told her family the tear caused a blood clot which brought about the stroke, according to TMZ.
Her neck pain caused May to check into hospital although she was released later. On Friday, the pain was still causing her trouble, and she tweeted: "Pinched a nerve in my neck on a photoshoot and got adjusted this morning. It really hurts!"
Fans responded to her distress, asking: "@Ms_katiemay you look amazing my lady. How's your neck feeling?"
May replied: "Thanks love! It still hurts, going back to chiropractor tomorrow xoxoxo."
Her sisters Jenny and Megan told HollywoodLife.com about her finals days. "She wasn't feeling well on Monday (Feb. 1)" they explained. "She went to the ER, and it originally was a neck pain. From what we've learned since it was a massive stroke."
Her condition deteriorated quickly after that. "On Tuesday, she became non-responsive. We got out to LA on Wednesday and discovered she was being kept alive by machines," said her sisters. May is survived by her seven-year-old daughter, for whom May's family has started a GoFundMe page.
"My life has been an incredible journey thus far with a lot of curve balls and lessons along the way. I would have to say the most valuable would have to be as a single mother," May said in an interview with the Huffington Post.
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8 Pieces of Embroidered Typography to Step Up Your Lettering Game
Looking for new ways to practice your lettering skills? Yeah, so are we! To get our gears turning outside the usual realm of paper and pen, we decided to look to our fave mavens of embroidery on Instagram for some lettering inspo. Seeing as we're currently halfway through our 50 Days of Lettering creative challenge, where we commit to lettering something every day and sharing online with our friends, these embroidered typographic designs are a welcome source of fresh inspiration. Get in on the challenge with us, and share pics of your work on Instagram, using the hashtag #50daysoflettering and tagging @BritandCo. Now, lets check out all of the different stitching styles you can use to create killer embroidered typography.
1. @gulushthreads: This big beautiful hoop comes from our own Embroidery Online Class instructor, Kristen Gula. This combo of two fonts and florals checks off all the boxes for a balanced and beautiful design, and is the perfect place to start off on your embroidered lettering adventures.
2. @threadhoney: Not only are we loving the color combos and crisp outlined text here, but this hilarious (and accurate) reference to our fave goofy gal, the Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, provides the perfect motivation for all your girlboss endeavors.
3. @maricormaricar: Okay, now this is some next level stitching. The twinning duo behind Maricormaricar is constantly amazing us, but this particular piece is giving us serious color and texture goals. Goodbye social life I have some stitching to do ;)
4. @magnolia.threads: This next piece combines beautiful, bold lettering and candy colored french knots that are simultaneously making me want to get to work on my next passion project AND find myself a retro gum ball machine.
5. @femme.broidery: Ain't it the truth?! Sometimes your embroidered lettering is best left clean and simple, letting your message shine. Plus, check out that awesome banner work.
6. @thebarmyfox: This next piece is the perfect example of how AWESOME your embroidered letters can turn out when you start with a nice brush hand-lettering style. Experiment with filling in some letters and leaving others as an outline to really make your typographic piece pop.
7. @brynnandcoshop: This pretty pair of hoops is an excellent reminder to play with contrast in your designs to really make your lettering stand out. Then, give your piece some extra pizazz with pretty floral accents.
8. @makingjiggy: I'm leaving you with this last piece of embroidery inspiration, just because it puts a big ol' smile on my face. Remember that the best designs are the ones that make people smile, so go out, grab some embroidery thread and have FUN with it! :)
What other typographic projects are you taking on?Post your pics on Instagram using the hashtags #50daysoflettering and #iamcreative.


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CNA Training in Georgia
You may have always dreamt about working in the field of medicine in one capacity or another. However, balancing education and training can seem impossible where oftentimes, there seems to be a lack of time.
However, there are many positions in the medical field that are less intensive, requiring a shorter amount of time to complete.
For instance, have you considered working as a certified nursing assistant, or CNA?
CNA programs on the whole are pretty short in duration. And the best part is you can quickly become a CNA in Georgia.
What is a CNA's Job and Responsiblities?
The CNA's main roles are patient care such as helping the patient with bathing and other personal hygiene matters, administering medications (depending on experience and on state regulations), serving meals, taking note of vital signs, and more.
CNA's may also be required to have expertise in other administrative duties such as medical record charting, billing, health information, and more.
They are expected to have superior communication skills; they not only have to communicate with patients but also discuss important matters with other health professionals such as registered nurses and licensed vocational and licensed practical nurses.
Furthermore, a CNA could also be called upon to inform patients' relatives and close friends of personal matters or concerns.
CNA Training in Georgia: Prerequisites, Training Curriculum, and Other Requirements
CNA certification is a prerequisite to work as a CNA in the state of Georgia, where you must complete an accredited training program before finding suitable employment.
One appealing fact to note is that the Georgia Department of Community Health only requires at least 85 hours of CNA training in an approved facility in order to get certified as a nursing aide.
The training involves undergoing a combination of clinical instruction as well as lectures. If the program is not approved by the state's Board of Nursing, you are not eligible to take the exam.
The curriculum for the training is divided into two parts consisting of 16 hours of training where there is no patient contact. This is where the student learns the basics such as interpersonal skills and appropriate communication, safety and emergency procedures, infectious control, resident's rights and so forth.
The second part of training involves hands-on learning with the patient. With this part you can expect to learn basic nursing skills, personal care such as hygiene, social services and mental health needs and so forth.
A student must fulfil other requirements such as:
- Providing high school diploma or GED
- Passing background checks
- Two fingerprint cards must be made
- Photo ID must be provided and two passport size photos
- Providing a negative TB test taken within the past 6 months and proof of immunization
Once your training is complete, you are eligible to apply for Pearson Vue's CNA certification.
The exam consists of two parts: written and skills. You must successfully display competency in the knowledge, skills and abilities related to becoming a nursing assistant.
Certified Nursing Assistant Registration In Georgia
Once you pass your CNA exam, you become registered with Georgia's Nurse Aide Registry.
The process is simple:
- Visit Department of Community Health website.
- Click on the "Nurse Aide/Medication Aide" option.
- Click "Certification Card Request Form."
- Complete the form and click "Submit."
Nothing difficult about that, right?
LPN Training in Georgia
Once you are a CNA for a while, you might want to consider becoming an LPN one day which stands for Licensed Practical Nurse.
The benefits of LPN training in Georgia include more career opportunities and inevitably more income potential.
What Are the Job Responsibilities of an LPN?
This depends on your work setting and on your experience. However, it's relatively typical for an LPN to perform the following duties:
- Maintain records about patients' health.
- Monitor patients' health by checking vital signs such as taking blood pressure readings, etc.
- Report back to registered nurses and doctors about patients' status.
- Help out with patient personal care and basic hygiene – changing bandages, inserting catheters, administering intravenous medication, and so forth.
- Explain basic medical procedures to patients and listen to any concerns.
- Explain to caregivers and families how to provide care to a patient.
Becoming a registered CNA is a good first step on the path to becoming an LPN since an LPN has considerable more responsibilities than a CNA.
Therefore, if you haven't started your CNA training, you might want to consider undergoing nurse aide classes. The training will increase your chances of becoming a licensed practical nurse considerably.
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Consistency. What does this word really mean in life? What are the only constant things in life?
Many people will say "change"; sure, what else?
To me, consistency is my identity or in simple words, my name; the only consistency among all the other inconsistencies that I'll go through in life. Everything in us changes, it doesn't matter if we want those changes or not. It comes naturally in the different stages of life and we hardly notice it. That's some smart trick life knows how to play really well. But the only thing that remains with you is your name. It sticks to you forever even after you die (in some cases people change their names too. So that is going to be an exception).
Why am I talking about my name today? Because I want to share with you the philosophy that connects my life and my name in a very weird way. Sometimes when I'm alone at home doing nothing, I think of very stupid stuff like "what if the sky was green" or "what if the world was actually black and white". I like to make my own answers to these questions, even if they are horribly wrong and very stupid.
Coming back to my name, many people ask me what my name means. Most of the time, this is the first question that I get asked when I'm socializing with someone. Whenever I get asked this question, it reminds me of somebody who meant a lot to me because we connected through this question; but that person is no more in my life for many obvious reasons; but we will talk about that some other time.
My name is a never-ending path that is guarded by tall leafy trees on both sides. I find it a very strong coincidence that my name is what defines my life. The trees being my confidence and faith that protects my belief and the nt at all proud when I say this but in a very young age I really have witnessed situations and circumstances that most of the people of my age has not, yet. I had to take very difficult and ugly turns because I had no choice. Few incidents are the reason I'm saying all this today is because I want to make a point. The last three years of my life has been terrible and there were moments when I decided that this was the limit and I'm gonna give up, whatever happens let it happen. But today when I look back, I feel that was wrong in so many ways. If I really did give up that moment, I would not have been writing this now. It would not have been possible to share my experience with you guys. I did not give up but just like my name, I kept on walking on the never ending road of life and I haven't yet stopped. And you must never stop either.
Why is it important to keep on moving forward? Very simple logic. When we start climbing a mountain, the view that we get to see from the bottom ain't that thrilling. But as we keep on moving up, the view around us keeps on getting prettier. The more high we go, the more beautiful everything seems. Same with the road of life. You will never know what beautiful destinations are awaiting you until you keep on moving ahead. In life, whatever situation you're in, good or bad, you'll always have two options in your hand. To stay there and to move ahead. Now, there are few moments where you need to stay for a while to inhale the essence of the moment, but you must also know how long you need to stay because you have to walk ahead anyway. Learn to keep a hold on time.
So that was my life's connection with my name which is an exact replica of myself.
Now it is your turn.Take some time and think about the ways that connects your life with your name. I'm sure you'll find out because the only consistency that you'll ever have is your name and your life in itself.


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Festival – sounds like a celebration, where colleagues and friends are gathered. And it was with a great excitement that the idea of organizing the jewellery fest in one of the most beautiful cities of the world was born in 2013. Media-Holding Restec JUNWEX came up with a programm containing both training centre sessions and relaxing city guides and called it Jewellery fest "WHITE NIGHTS".
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Process Service Technician
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- North West
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- £25,000 - £32,000 + car
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- 20 Mar 2018
- Closes
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- Function
- Environmental, Facilities, Hygiene, Technical
- Business Sector
- Food Manufacturing
- Contract Type
- Permanent
Process Service Technician
Job ref: 61473 | £25,000 - £32,000 + car | North West
The company
The business provides comprehensive technical solutions to the food & beverage manufacturing industry. The company has ambitious and exciting growth plans and will provide comprehensive training programmes plus excellent progression opportunities to the right candidate.
The job
Based on customer sites, the Process Service Technician is responsible for technical service delivery, primarily focused on supporting the hygiene CIP operations on site using company products/concept applications and delivering agreed KPIs.
You will manage customer accounts with site wide responsibility for hygiene performance delivery, carry out service work as outlined, provide solutions based on customer needs, manage all chemical cleaning stock requirements, plus document and report all site technical work.
Your experience
This role would be ideal for someone with food & beverage experience who is looking for a role where you can use your technical expertise to provide bespoke solutions to the customer. You will be degree / higher level educated and possess clean-in-place (CIP) experience preferably within a brewing beverage or dairy processing environment. Completion of EDEN dairy training/education is also highly desirable. A full UK valid driving licence is essential.
More details
The Process Service Technician job is based in the North West region and is paying £25,000 - £32,000 according to individual skills and previous experience plus company car and pension. The working hours are Monday to Friday, you will be based 4 days at the customer site and 1 day at the company head office.
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b3 jobs is a professional, friendly and progressive food recruitment consultancy established in 2000 dedicated to the food manufacturing industry. We are a market leader for permanent jobs within food and drink manufacturing throughout the UK. All of our consultants have considerable experience in recruitment so you can be confident that they will have your best interests at heart when finding the perfect job for you.
We deal with food jobs covering product development / NPD, quality assurance / QA, technical, process, production, operations, planning, supply, sales, account management, engineering, microbiology, food technology, specifications, marketing, logistics, purchasing, hygiene and auditing. We cover all job levels including Managers, Technologists, Technicians, Managers, Team Leaders, Managers and Directors.
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