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Van (nickname Sweetest-Thing) drove down from Melbourne with her 7 friends. So hey why not throw a party for Sweetest-Thing and call some Sydney friends around. It was a fun night, surprisingly no hang over today.
The Next day.
Life as a carbon-based life form; a journey of building on success and learning from mistakes.
Van (nickname Sweetest-Thing) drove down from Melbourne with her 7 friends. So hey why not throw a party for Sweetest-Thing and call some Sydney friends around. It was a fun night, surprisingly no hang over today.
The Next day.
I has just been given a $10,000 a year pay rise, taking my salary to $45,000 per annum mark.
I've been with the company just over 6 months, and it was time to review my package. The amount proposed to me was abit unexpected, the CEO said hes giving me this pay rise before my time to give my some incentive. He added that usually this level of salary reserved for employee who worked with the company over 12 months only.
Nonetheless, its a win-win situation, one side it makes the employee happy, the other preventing the employee from asking for another rise in the next 2 years.
Now I'm getting closer to my dream yatch.
Taking my 4 legged friend out for a walk in the park, it has been awhile.
Mother's Day is tomorow didnt know what to get for her, so I checked out Wishlist.com.au for ideas. I'm gonna give her a Krosno Tulip Vase, HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY MUM - but a vase isnt a vase without flowers, so in the mist of darkness I stole a rose branch off some unexpecting person on my street.
Going out with Girl 1 for her school friends for a get together reunion - eating steam-boat at Thuan's house, then head out to Chipping Norton lighting camp fire and catch on old times.
So winter has began, its just pass 5 PM and the sky already getting dark - the view from my office window. Its a full moon tonight.
My place has only one parking space, poor brother has to park his car in the element, we rotate parking. I'm saving up for the moment, when the right time comes I'll sell this apartment; buy an engagement ring, pay the wedding and split whats left over between my little brother for him to start his independent life.
Being the eldest in the family carries responsibilities, always be a role model and looking after your siblings.
Hanging out with Khoi at his Saturday private tutoring class. It happens to be next to Canley Vale Highschool and the railway track. I'm killing time by wandering on the track like the old school days. Back then we gang up after school each Tuesday and throw rocks at train passing by (yes that were us).
Had pizza for dinner, with Girl 1 and her roomate.
An annual event held at Fairfield showground. Showcasing koi, bird, cat, mouse, guinea pig and other household pets. My favourite are the golden Hikari Utsuri, they are awesome water creatures.
I had fun playing Cashflow 101 with a group of friends today. A session to exercise capitalist's greed. I met the group through a mutual friend, they think like capitalist and talk like capitalist - may be I can learn something out of this. Although it was just a coincident, because I happened to read the book Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki afew years back; some would say this is their bible to their financial freedom.
Two hours into the game I got out of the rat race. I played the role of a Truck Driver earn little over $700 a week, all through the game I had two kids (Scott Junior and Cecil). I paid the financial advisor over $100,000 throughout the game for financial advices, they were good advice indeed. In the end, I got out of the rat race with a cashflow of over $500,000 a year from various properties and business investments. However I didnt get my dream of having a park named after me, what ashame.
The game is really fun to play, its a brain teaser. The investment portfolio opportunities in the game are as unreal as it gets, you put $20,000 down payment and you get a property valued at $80,000.. I guess thats why they call it a game.
I'm looking forward to playing Cashflow 202.
Spending a hour going through my files doing adjustment to my financial statement. After the initial calculation my total assets is $218,561.51 and the net asset stands at $21,299.42. On the liability column are the mortgage loan and the education loan, life is an expense.
Exploring the Burragorang and Rileys Mountain in a day. Khoi's coming to collect native plants for his scientific research, and my purpose is to take photos of the great outdoor. We stopped for lunch at Burragorang lookout, a nice place to laid back and read a book. Then we follow the Rileys track for a walk through the bush.
There are many houses on sale at Nattai, they make good holiday resorts.
Our next bush exploration will be on Euroka track in the Blue Mountains.
Its Sunday once again, visiting my Girl 1. Sunday is also laundry day.
Its an Art. Michelangelo's "David" is one of the rare masterpiece of the Renaissance period. The 13 1/2-foot-tall statue depicted a heroism of man in the story of David and Goliath, one of my favourite Ancient Greek mythology. It also marked a milestone in the art movement at the time, Humanism, the distorted figure and the over-size of David's head.
I'm a big fan of narrative art, artwork that tells a story, my favourite are Guernica by Pablo Picasso, The Raft Of The Medusa by Theodore Gericault and the less well known Christina's World by Andrew Wyeth.
Below are photos of Lan, Van and Joanne on our trip.
Its Friday night after work, I'm so tired I keep driving straight following the traffics, next thing I know I was at the wrong place. Had to call and cancelled dinner plan with friends because I'm too tired to make it.
I still enjoy work, but starting to feel the stress, maybe its Friday and bills are due.
Girl 1 wants me to get her a coat for Winter season. I like to be needed, but I have the fear of commitments.
So I keep going straight, tailgating the car in front of me.
One of the best weekend I have this year. Art on The Rocks, a celebration of public drawing, painting and jazz music. Maybe I havent told anyone this but artie and tree huggie girls are my type, I love their intellectual ideas and freedom to expression.
I love art and I love Australia.
The Vesak festival, or Buddha Day, celebrates three major events in the life of the Buddha: his birth, enlightenment and passing away on the full moon of the 6th lunar month (May). It is the most important festival in the Buddhist lunar calendar.
Buddhist festivals are a time for joy. They give Buddhists an opportunity to meet together. Families bring food, candles and flowers to the monks in the monasteries. In return, the monks chant the scriptures, lead a period of meditation and give teachings on the themes of the festival.
At night the temple transform with candle lights and Tieng Hat Que Huong (traditional songs and performances).


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Please note: LUNACOPINE is the French branch of LUNETTE.
The menstrual cup provided in the Lunacopine package is the original Lunette menstrual cup.
Model 1: for women with light to moderate flow, younger women and/or who have never had intercourse.
Capacity: 25ml / Diameter: 41mm / Cup length: 47mm / Total length: 72mm
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Carfosel™ 700 has a phosphates blend food grade and an appearance of hygroscopic white powder without foreign matters. Specially designed for the meat and fish industries, Carfosel salts interact in a unique way to bind water with proteins and increase tenderness in end products. Treated products will maintain their juicy appearance as well as their natural nutritional properties, texture and colour.
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Carla Gugino is returning to "Entourage" after raising the show's collective room temperature in season 3.
Gugino played Amanda Daniels, a sexy talent agent who paid special attention to her star client Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) and was the brief nemesis to Ari Gold (Jeremy Piven).
Gugino was mum about the part when asked about it by PopcornBiz. But she did say it was "exciting to step into Amanda's shoes again" for the popular HBO series.
As for whether she will begin bedding Grenier or annoying Piven she added: "I think it will all take a different turn. But I cannot reveal anything more."
Perrey Reeves, who plays Mrs. Ari Gold says she was thrilled about the news. "It's exciting," she tells us. "We love our girls."
Gugino will also play David Duchovny's lawyer in Showtime's "Californication."


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Colorado Chapter of ARCS honors Museum of Nature & Science chief George Sparks
Scholarships totaling $205,000 were presented to 41 students when Colorado Chapter of Achievement Rewards for College Scientists held its annual Scholarship Awards Luncheon hosted by the University of Colorado and held on the Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora.
The luncheon also was the occasion to announce that George Sparks, president and CEO of Denver Museum of Nature & Science was the chapter's 2012-2013 Honoree of the Year.
Sparks spent nine years in the U.S. Air Force as a pilot and as an assistant professor of aeronautics at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. He then spent 24 years in the electronics measurement business at Hewlett-Packard and Agilent Technologies before joining the Denver Museum of Nature & Science in 2004. His passion is educational public policy, particularly as it relates to STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) curriculum.


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The Ontario Safe Schools Act: School discipline and discrimination
July 2003 - The main purpose of this report is to examine whether the Ontario Safe Schools Act and Regulations and the school board policies on discipline, known by some as "zero tolerance" policies, are having a disproportionate impact on racial minority students and students with disabilities. Advocates of zero tolerance argue that the policies are colour blind and fair because all the students who commit the same offence will be treated the same. Opponents point to other jurisdictions where there is data showing that suspensions and expulsions have a disproportionate impact on Black and other racial minority students and students with disabilities.


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If you're shopping for OEM Chrome wheels for your classic or hot rod, Coker Tire Company offer these premium steel wheels for GM and Mopar vehicles. These OE style chrome steel wheels would be appropriate on all GM, and Mopar vehicles from 1950 to 1964. With our wide variety of accessories, this wheel is a great choice for a vehicle needing a new set of wheels! This chrome wheel has a 5x4 3/4 bolt pattern with the 15x10 wheel offering a 5x5 pattern. It accepts standard outside-knob caps with 10 1/8 inch back diameter. Note that full size caps requiring nibs will not fit.
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Her dress code:
"Walking into Barneys' corporate
office for the first time
, I was so relieved that not everyone wore heels." Her favorite work sneaks: Golden Goose, Céline slip-ons, or Nike Wedges.
2. Betina Holte, 32;
Designer and fit model, Zac Posen
Behind nearly every great designer today, there is a woman (usually more than one). At Zac Posen, one rising star is Betina Holte, a model turned dressmaker whom Posen hired—after they clicked at a brunch—to work on draping and embroidery and to give all-around input on his collection. "Betina has an irreverent attitude to femininity and a strong New York vibe," says Posen. "She's integral to my creative process."
Her fashion icon:
"Definitely my mother," says Holte. "She ran a fabric store and loves prints. And her hair is bright orange!"
3. Calypso Lawrence, 25;
PR and marketing coordinator, Prabal Gurung
Just three years out of an Oscar de la Renta internship, she's working for one of the hottest designers, managing social media and pulling looks for Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson.
Her words to live by:
"Measure success by satisfaction, not salary."
4. Coline Choay, 33;
Brand development director, Jay Ahr
After career-making stints at Louis Vuitton and Altuzarra in NYC, she's bringing sales and PR magic to Ahr's to-die-for evening wear line.
Her bad-day advice:
"Stay calm.
If someone is yelling
, keep smiling. Eventually they reflect that back to you."
5. Ara Katz, 33;
Head of content and partnerships, Beachmint
This wildly successful e-commerce site has, thanks to Katz, put together exclusive lines with everyone from Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen to Justin Timberlake.
Her first job in fashion:
"In the fifth grade, I had a business selling Save the Rain Forest T-shirts.
6. Elizabeth Giardina, 33;
Design director, Derek Lam
Giardina got an apprenticeship on Savile Row by knocking on shop doors until someone caved. Now she works hand in hand with Derek Lam.
Best advice she ever got:
"Being creative is like every other job: You have to show up and be disciplined."
7. Ilaria Urbinati, 33;
Celebrity stylist and cofounder, Confederacy
A menswear specialist, she has dressed Bradley Cooper on the red carpet, and her store, Confederacy, is one of Los Angeles' hottest. Men's mags have her on speed dial.
The secret to her success:
"Obsessive research. Knowing my stuff makes me more confident."
8. Caroline DeJean, 30;
Director, Jenni Kayne
"I first knew I wanted to work in fashion when my mom made me wear a red satin bolero to a dance," recalls DeJean. "I needed to make sure red satin boleros never happened to anyone else." Now she runs the business of celeb-beloved Jenni Kayne.
Her first-day outfit:
"I wore a black pencil skirt and T-shirt with sandals and used my mom's vintage Gucci briefcase as a purse. A briefcase for the first day of work? Not necessary!"
9. Pei Cho, 30;
, Suno
"I wore all black before I started at Suno," says Cho. Now she helps cook up the brand's eclectic prints and color palettes. "What makes Pei amazing," says head designer Erin Beatty, "is she builds on all our ideas
Best advice she ever got:
"Open up. So many good ideas come out of something you initially hated."
10. Bibi Cornejo Borthwick, 21;
Fashion photographer and muse, Zero + Maria Cornejo
Being a muse may sound airy-fairy, but Borthwick, who has worked in her mother Cornejo's NoHo shop since she was 13, has an actual job description: "I brainstorm product extensions, prep for the shows, and photograph ideas," Borthwick says. She's also already shot for fashion mags like
L'Officiel Hommes
"Bibi reminds me to have fun," says Cornejo, whose fans include Michelle Obama and Sofia Coppola.
Her favorite designers (besides her mama):
Balenciaga, Céline, Jil Sander. But "I get basics at Zara," she says. "I've worn a Zara leather jacket almost every day for six years!"
11. Aya Kanai, 35;
Head stylist, Shopbop
Shopbop is one of the original and most influential fashion e-tailers, and Kanai is in charge of making it all look great, mixing pieces from 500 (!) brands for the site's photos.
Her fashion epiphany:
"I wore men's oxfords I'd painted with zebra stripes to an interview. They said I got the job because I stood out."
Anna Laub
, 35;
Creative director, Prism
This journalist turned designer launched a company whose sunglasses and bikinis have quickly wound up in stores like Barneys and Opening Ceremony.
Her creative feeds:
"I try to stay on top of art, travel, design—and then trust my instincts with fashion."
13. Sheila Santos, 33;
Accessories director, PR Consulting
Once a receptionist at Prada, Santos now does brand strategy, business development, media relations, and fashion shows for the accessories clients of the influential PR Consulting, which reps everyone from Forever 21 to Versace. "She has a
work ethic," says her boss, PR partner Sylvie Picquet-Damesme.
Best advice she ever got:
"Know your worth, and don't settle for any old salary."
14. Beitressa Mandelbaum, 31;
Studio director for jewelry designer Eddie Borgo
"Bei is one of the hardest-working people I've ever met," says Eddie Borgo (whose pieces fashion editors obsess over). "She can stay sane at the helm of this ship." Busy ship too. Mandelbaum does press, plans ads, runs the studio and the staff—and has helped land Borgo's punk-chic designs in 100 stores around the world in three packed years. "In some way, the business is as much hers as it is mine," says Borgo.
Her fashion icon:
French singer Serge Gainsbourg. "Sometimes I dress like his female version:
velvet slippers
, white jeans, and a denim shirt," says Mandelbaum.
15. Katie Reppert, 28;
U.S. PR director, Manolo Blahnik
Mr. Blahnik likes a tall heel but runs a small company. So Reppert has her hand in designer collabs, brand management, and lots more. "Since I was tiny, no one was allowed to dress me but
" she recalls. These days her Mary Janes are stilettos.
Best advice she ever got:
"Someone told me, 'If you're not doing
you're doing something wrong.'"
16. Marion Cassan, 31;
Director of image and communications, A.P.C.
When Jean Touitou, designer and founder of the retro-cool French sportswear company A.P.C., first hired Cassan as his assistant, she understood his creative vision so well, they ended up playing in a band together. She's now the company's ultimate set of eyes, "approving everything where you can see the logo."
Her words to live by:
"Never say 'It's not my job.'"
17. Sophia Amoruso, 28;
Founder, Nasty Gal
Hailed by
magazine as "one to watch," the self-made Amoruso founded her empire (150 employees and counting) peddling vintage stuff on eBay. Now she's also selling pieces of her own
design that are so desirable
, they hardly ever go on sale.
Her true north:
"I check in with our most loyal fans daily for feedback."
8. Alice Lemoigne, 28;
Events coordinator, Colette
The Paris boutique Colette is ground zero for French cool, known not just for clothes but for art openings, cooking classes, and a monthly dance party. Lemoigne—who used to work in fashion mags and at Nike—is the executor of those good times.
Her uniform:
"The trick is to wear flats—I like derbies. Because mine is not a desk job!"
19. Oroma Elewa, 26;
Editor and DJ
The Nigerian-born It Girl, whose, sharp, colorful personal style attracts photographers like flies, got famous for her style biannual,
Now she keeps in touch with her followers ("Romettes") on her blog, Oroma's Therapy, and is planning a new journal too.
Her fashion heroes:
"Carrie Bradshaw, Diana Ross, and my mother, in her school days back in Nigeria."
20. Veronica Martinez, 26;
Personal assistant to Carolina Herrera
She's the gatekeeper of not just designer Herrera's formidable schedule but her
archiving everything.
What her boss taught her:
"Being a style icon means having a good eye for everything around you. It's not just how you dress."
21. Rachel Choukron, 34;
Head to the women's style department, Sandro
The daughter of a tailor, Choukroun is the lieutenant in charge of women's knitwear,
, and accessories design at this rapidly expanding (240 stores worldwide) Parisian chain.
Her uniform:
"You can never go wrong with tights and a dress."
22. Ashley Madekwe, 31;
Actress and blogger
Yes, the girl from
! The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art-trained actress plays a social-climbing PR rep on the guilty-pleasure show, but in her off hours she's a rising fashion star: Her shoppable personal-style blog, Ring My Bell, has become an insider must-read.
Her first fashion job:
"It was at Topshop. I was 16 and thought I knew better than the visual merchandiser! I was always getting into trouble for moving stuff around."
23. Carolyn Angel, 32;
Director of North American media, Coach
Angel modeled for Calvin Klein as a baby and wrote her honors thesis on fashion in college. Now she's the one celebs call when they want to collaborate with Coach.
Her words to live by:
"Be yourself. It applies to both your work life and your wardrobe."
24. Dana Lucas, 32;
Novelty, prints, and graphic designer, Kate Spade New York
"Don't think in two dimensions," Lucas says. Though most graphic designers are supposed to do just that, at Kate Spade Lucas' influence can be felt in everything: a bangle with hidden words, a clutch that looks like a rolled-up newspaper, or the company's first coffee-table book,
Things We Love,
which she spearheaded.
Her words to live by:
"Think bigger than what is requested."
25. Pascale Cohen, 27;
PR manager, Alexis Bittar
On her first day working for the jewelry designer, Cohen dropped a bunch of bangles all over her new boss. Things have improved from there: Cohen
has key input on lookbooks
, ads, operations, and parties.
Her words to live by:
"Enjoy your work. Enthusiasm is infectious."
26. Michelle Taveras, 30;
Head of operations, Jason Wu
Her Dominican mother made her wear crinolines until age 11, so is it any wonder that Taveras ties every bow that goes down Jason Wu's runway? She also oversees production, development, and distribution of the designer's collections.
Her words to live by:
"Be true to yourself, and work hard. It's an immigrant-family value Jason Wu and I share."
27. Amaryllis Fox, 32;
Founder and CEO, Mulu.me
Many e-tailers give 10 percent of a purchase price back to the website that referred you. Fox, who has a background in nonprofits, thought, Why not create an easy way to send it to charity? With celebrity curators and brands like Michael Kors on board, she's hit a home run—and it's been only a year.
Her uniform:
"We're all about T-shirts in Silicon Valley, but in NYC I go for Rag & Bone."
28. Nathalie Baup, 31;
Senior designer, Maje
Baup thought she wanted to be a criminologist. Then she turned to art after a random encounter at a career fair—and ended up at Louis Vuitton, working side by side with Marc Jacobs. Today she's a key player in a team of designers at the grown-up-girly brand that most of America—now infatuated—hadn't heard of until last year.
Her current obsessions:
"Menswear, specifically men with original rock 'n' roll style like Mick Jagger, Russell Brand, and Johnny Depp."
29. Courtney Bennett, 33;
Brand director, Alejandro Ingelmo
went from working at
magazine to assisting iconic stylist Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele to buying for the high-end chain Intermix to (phew!) becoming right hand to Alejandro Ingelmo, whose drop-dead-sexy shoes fill the closets of Beyoncé and Rihanna. "We call my role 'the taskmaster,' " she says with a laugh.
Her words to live by:
"Do what you love, and make money on the side if you have to. If you believe in your work, you'll be successful."
30. Liz McDaniel, 31;
Director of brand communications, Diane von Furstenberg
Every big fashion company needs a narrator these days, and McDaniel is one of the best in the business, naming products, blogging, and social-networking.
Her success tip:
"I love the Woody Allen quote, '80 percent of success is showing up.' The next 15 percent is being nice. So: Show up, be nice, work hard."
31. Alisa Gould-Simon, 29;
Cofounder and VP of partnerships and creative direction, Pose
Self-portraits you can shop from: Is anything more brilliant? Former fashion writer Gould-Simon cofounded the addictive app and website that now has more than one million users—including Rachel Zoe.
Her words to live by:
"Know your strengths and your weaknesses. It's essential to moving forward."
32. Danielle McGrory, 30;
Digital PR director, KCD
As the online and social media queen for houses like Balmain and personalities like Valentino Garavani, she's hugely important at KCD—the enormous PR machine.
Her uniform:
"My first day I wore a denim button-down and Helmut Lang pants—which I've worn pretty much every day since."
33. Brienne Katz Waldman, 32;
Senior public relations director,
Rebecca Minkoff
Katz Waldman, who's so busy she keeps a pair of emergency flats on her at all times, has put Minkoff gear on stars like Kristen Stewart and Halle Berry.
Her words to live by:
"Don't give up. I tried for two years after college to get a job in fashion."
34. Anais Merle, 26;
Junior agent, The Wall Group
Fashion doesn't happen without hairdressers or makeup artists, and Merle helps figure out how to get the very best ones (like Jillian Dempsey and Christopher Robin) to the right photo shoots.
Best advice she ever got:
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all the time.
Her fashion inspiration:
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"Telling Amy's Story" — 5:30 p.m., Greater Hudson Valley Family Health Center, 147 Lake St., Newburgh. Documentary describing events leading up to the 2001 domestic-violence killing of a young mother by her husband in central Pennsylvania. One-hour screening followed by a discussion led by Safe Homes of Orange County. Light refreshments served. Free. 562-5365, ext. 101.
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Nicotine Anonymous support group — 7:30-8:30 p.m. every Wed., Orange Regional Medical Center conference center, Room 7, 707 E. Main St., Town of Wallkill. 888-321-6762.
Saturday, Nov. 2
Youth and family summit: "Your Voice Matters — Together We Make a Difference" — 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Mount Saint Mary College, Powell Avenue, Newburgh. Co-presented by Orange County Department of Mental Health, Orange County System of Care, VoicesUnited4Change and The Center for Adolescent Research & Development at Mount Saint Mary College. 360-6717.
Monday, Nov. 4
Bone health education seminar — 5:45-8:30 p.m., Helen Hayes Hospital, Noyes Conference Center, Route 9W, West Haverstraw. Preregistration is required. 786-4772.
"Coping When You Have So Much on Your Plate" — 3:30 p.m., Cornell Cooperative Extension Sullivan County, Gerald J. Skoda Extension Education Center, 64 Ferndale-Loomis Road, Liberty. Free class for caregivers on holiday stress management. 292-6180, ext. 122.
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Free seminar on "Bariatric Weight-Loss Surgery" — 6 p.m. Orange Regional Medical Center, 707 East Main St., Town of Wallkill. Orange Regional's Bariatric Support Group will meet immediately following the seminar on "Nutrition: Eating during the holiday season." 888-321-6762 or ormc.org/bariatrics.
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Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Support Group — 6-7:30 p.m., Orange Regional Medical Center, Outpatient Conference Room, 707 E. Main St., Town of Wallkill, continuing on the first Wed. of every month. 888-321-6762
Thursday, Nov. 7
Jeanne E. Jonas Professional Development Symposium and Frank W. Masterson Memorial Banquet — 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., Kuhl's Highland House, Highland Avenue Extension, Town of Wallkill. $30 per person, all inclusive. 342-2400, ext. 248, or email email@example.com.
Friday, Nov. 8
Fall prevention seminar — 1:30 p.m., Belle Reve Senior Living, 404 East Harford St., Milford, Pa. Preregistration is required. 570-409-9191.
Saturday, Nov. 9
Polarity therapy healing workshop — 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Greenwood Lake Public Library, 79 Waterstone Road, Greenwood Lake. 477-8377, ext. 108.
Tuesday, Nov. 12
Mid-Hudson support group for people who are blind or visually impaired — 6-8 p.m., Independent Living Inc., 5 Washington Terrace, Newburgh. Refreshments provided. RSVP to Suzanne Tremper at 565-1162, ext. 209.
Thursday, Nov. 21
Bone health education seminar — 5:45-8:30 p.m., Helen Hayes Hospital, Noyes Conference Center, Route 9W, West Haverstraw. Preregistration is required. 786-4772.
Saturday, Dec. 14
CranioSacral healing workshop — 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Greenwood Lake Public Library, 79 Waterstone Road, Greenwood Lake. 477-8377, ext. 108.
Nov. 6 — 9:30-11:30 a.m., Orange County Department of Health, 141 Broadway, Newburgh. This clinic is only for uninsured children between the ages of 2 months and 18 years, who must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Records of previous immunizations must be presented. By appointments only. 291-2330.
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In a love affair straight from the stage, Royal Ballet Principals Marianela Nuñez and Thiago Soares finally tied the knot last summer after five years of engagement.
In a charming In Conversation event as part of the Royal Opera House Insights, they spoke to Kevin O'Hare about their onstage and private relationships, their Latin American roots, and some of the roles they relish performing.
From the age of 8, Marianela recalls waking up at 6am every day for seven hours of ballet lessons. At the same time, Thiago was on the beach in Rio, dabbling with hip-hop and then joining circus school.
Despite the demanding pressures that come with being a principal they still find plenty of time to joke around. When Marianela complimented Thiago on his stage presence, she made an aside to the audience that she'll now get the handbag she had always wanted!
In this extract, the couple are asked if there an element of competitiveness to their professional relationship:
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If you need to write a grant proposal, this workshop is for you! You'll get a head start on defining your research question, developing a literature review and a project plan, presenting your qualifications, and creating a realistic budget.
The workshop is open to all UC-Berkeley students (undergraduate, graduate, and visiting scholars) regardless of academic discipline. It will be especially useful for upper-division undergraduates preparing to write a senior honors thesis, as well as those applying for graduate school or considering a career in fundraising for nonprofits.
We strongly recommend that you come to the workshop with a specific topic in mind. Your idea can be broad--we'll refine it during the workshop--but you'll get the most out of the workshop will be most useful if you can apply it to a specific area of research interest.
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Big Bend mountain lion attacks boy, 6
A 6-year-old boy was attacked by a mountain lion while walking near the lodge at Chisos Basin in Big Bend National Park with his family Sunday night.
The boy suffered non-life-threatening injuries — scrapes and puncture wounds to his face, according to park officials.
His father was able to fight off the cat by stabbing it with a pocket knife.
The boy was transferred to a hospital in Alpine and later released.
A West Texas television station reported the victim was Rivers Hobbs. The family is from Leander, near Austin, according to the park service.
By 8 a.m. Monday, several trails were closed and dog teams were brought in to search for the cat but couldn't pick up the scent.
"From the description, it's small and haggard-looking," park spokesman David Elkowitz said. "It would appear to be a young lion."
The attack on a sidewalk between the lodge and a restaurant is believed to be the second reported sighting of the lion that night.
Shortly before the attack, a cat with a similar description approached a family in a campground and was chased off with a backpack that the cat then took into the brush. The pack has been recovered.
Rangers are patrolling the basin area, including the Window Trail. Nearby backcountry campsites remain closed.
The park advised visitors that children should not hike in the Chisos Mountains and that trail closures could change.
The cat would be killed if it is found, and live traps have been set.
The last such attack in Big Bend, by an old female cat with missing teeth, occurred in 2003 and caused non-life-threatening injuries.


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Rovio Entertainment Ltd, which is headquartered in Finland, does not share data, collaborate or collude with any government spy agencies such as NSA or GCHQ anywhere in the world.
Espoo, Finland — January 28th — Rovio Entertainment Ltd, which is headquartered in Finland, does not share data, collaborate or collude with any government spy agencies such as NSA or GCHQ anywhere in the world.
There has been speculation in the media that NSA targets Angry Birds to collect end user data. The speculation is based on information from documents leaked by Edward Snowden.
The alleged surveillance may be conducted through third party advertising networks used by millions of commercial web sites and mobile applications across all industries. If advertising networks are indeed targeted, it would appear that no internet-enabled device that visits ad-enabled web sites or uses ad-enabled applications is immune to such surveillance. Rovio does not allow any third party network to use or hand over personal end-user data from Rovio's apps.
"Our fans' trust is the most important thing for us and we take privacy extremely seriously. We do not collaborate, collude, or share data with spy agencies anywhere in the world. As the alleged surveillance might be happening through third party advertising networks, the most important conversation to be had is how to ensure user privacy is protected while preventing the negative impact on the whole advertising industry and the countless mobile apps that rely on ad networks", said Mikael Hed, CEO of Rovio Entertainment. "In order to protect our end users, we will, like all other companies using third party advertising networks, have to re-evaluate working with these networks if they are being used for spying purposes."
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We are looking for a re-design of our current Abba Training website homepage (www.abbatraining.com ). This site delivers state-approved, continuing education courses throughout the U.S.
Abba Training
This site has two distinct target markets:
1. Individuals who require continuing education (CE) to renew their professional license.
2. Companies who need to purchase multiple courses for their employees.
- Item 1: Header must be 770 x pixels wide (no height restrictions). The header that is currently at abbatraining.com does not necessarily represent what we are looking for in the finished product.
- Item 2: Please use the current logo (found at http://www.abbatraining.com) and the same general color scheme. Logo package available upon request.
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10 Things You Must Ask Your Sales Staff
by: Gretchen A. Peck
An advertising director recently confided that the job was far simpler in newspapers' past boon times. The phones rang off their hooks; display space was popular and coveted. Classified teams fielded calls and checked fax machines for incoming copy bound for sections that thrived. Sunday circulars and weekly magazines were must-haves for subscribers, so advertisers clamored for a presence there. The ad director noted that back then, advertising sales were largely comprised of "taking orders" and coordinating with production. Sales and rhetorical acumen wasn't always necessary. The ads came to you, that ad director recalled.
Today, the job description is much more complicated, and the measurements by which advertising sales professionals are judged are newly challenging. If newspapers want to thrive, they must stay one step ahead in the game in the sales room. Here are 10 things ad directors must be prepared to ask their sales staff. Their answers will not only assure success, but prepare them for things to come.
1. Now that we're publishing in print, electronically, and on mobile apps and social media, our mission and value proposition as a media organization is changing. How have you relayed this message to advertisers?
In past eras, the newspaper's value proposition was pretty simple, too. There was one product—the newspaper—and there was a number, the readership. Now, sales reps are tasked with selling for print, websites, mobile Web access and mobile apps. Content marketing has also been added to the products and services menu for some newspapers.
It's easy to get bogged down in selling products, when the more compelling message is all about audience.
"What we do as an organization is deliver your perfect customer to you. It all boils down to that," said Beth Douglas, advertising sales director, Digital First Media. "Who is your perfect customer? How can you reach them? That's what we offer."
Don't overcomplicate the messaging, she said. The value proposition may be that simple: You want audience? We can deliver it. Product pitches can come later.
And sometimes the value-proposition is a message of integrity and longevity, according to Greg Popa, publisher of Vermont's Stowe Reporter and Waterbury Record.
"As a publisher of two small weeklies, we've been less affected by the changing media landscape. However, we have noticed a fall-off in submissions from community members for things such as birth announcements and weddings. We run campaigns in print and on our social-media pages, reminding people that the shelf life for Facebook, Twitter, and the like is short-lived. Sending those sorts of things to us ensures that these life-changing events become part of our towns' histories."
2. How are you creatively partnering with clients to help tell stories about their businesses, people, products, or services?
Today's ad execs aren't just masters of "the pitch" or production liaisons. They're ad-campaign engineers, building custom programs featuring effectively targeted messages.
"Would you rather reach 10 people that really want your product or service? Or do you want to pay to reach 10,000 people, with only two who want it?" Douglas said. "It's the value of the list. It's the targeting."
There are elements of puzzle-solving and match-matching required of today's ad sales execs. In effect, you're matching audience with advertiser and enabling them to share a story.
"During 2014, we established a content-generating team entirely outside of the newsroom with the express goal of creating storytelling solutions for our advertisers," said Michael Moses, director of marketing and digital strategy for The Day in New London, Conn. "We leveraged that marketing content team to feed all of our sponsored content platforms in print, online, and custom publications.
"The creation of this division has allowed tremendous organic growth through new products and provided new opportunities to monetize our rich database—leading to over $300,000 in new revenues in just eight months. Our initial success provided new opportunities in 2015. We added depth to our content team with an editor and designer, both transferred directly from our newsroom. This additional depth allowed us to expand our Sunday magazine brand. During 2015, we will publish 27 titles, all supported by sponsored content. Budgeted revenues associated with marketing products exceed $1.5 million this year, from $0 prior to 2014."
3. How are you approaching clients in a more consultative way?
Consultative selling skills are a must in today's ad-sales job market. The most successful advertising sales pros are adept at getting to know their clients' businesses, their market opportunities, their challenges, and their goals.
"We try to keep products off the table and talk about what the advertiser is trying to do, and how they're going to measure the success of the campaign," Douglas said. "Then, we come back with a proposal that may or may not have a newspaper component to it."
Consultative selling isn't new at the Stowe Reporter and Waterbury Record, according to its publisher. "We make an attempt at this every day, but it's not easy," Popa said. "Our advertisers, for the most part, do not employ long-range planning when it comes to advertising and marketing. When they open the door, we start those conversations. Frankly, we understand their businesses by being in them as often as possible to make an ad sale."
At the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and AJC.com, vice president of advertising sales Eric Myers said a consultative approach to sales allows the ad team to focus less on products and more on "moments in time."
"We try to get advertisers to walk through a handful of their pain points that they foresee over the next calendar year, where they need to grab business from their competition. It gives my sales force a good framework, and then they can introduce them to all of our complex ad solutions that share a common goal," Myers explained.
"We may ask, 'Tell me about your retail paint points that you have coming up…and then we can put together a very strategic six-, seven-, or 13-week campaigns that focus on a particular creative, a particular initiative. That really allows our sales force to bring back a number of advertising solutions, including contextual and native applications."
4. How are you incorporating data into your pipeline planning and sales process?
Data isn't just for publishers, circulation managers and marketing minds to parse. It can offer invaluable information for sales teams too, allowing them rich insight into audience trends and behaviors, enabling sales to help their advertisers build campaigns based on them. Here's where sales and marketing and circulation need to have some coherence and cooperation in gathering data, mining it, and messaging it—but, all this takes resources.
When we think of audience data, images of numbers crunching and behavioral modeling comes to mind, but for newspapers with limited staff and limited budgets, gleaning insight about readers is more grassroots in nature.
Bill Brod, publisher and CEO of the Syracuse New Times, publishes a newspaper with a staff of just 21. "We are a small, efficient, nimble, but powerful team," he said. "We're a small company, and we don't have those resources…We do a lot of our analysis organically. We spend time on the street. We survey people. We put things into the paper and ask people to respond to them. We spend only the resources we can afford to analyze readership. We don't have statisticians on staff."
And sometimes that's enough to get your know your readership and precisely what they want. "We're a weekly, in arts, dining, and entertainment. We tell people what their options are with their discretionary time and income."
Data is increasingly important not just to audience/circulation development. Myers noted that leveraging DMPs—data-management platforms—allows for richer data mining and management for the client. "Depending on the level of data the client has and the cleanliness of it—and determining that can be a tedious process—we can match that data to information about the marketplace, as well as to our reader-subscriber-viewer base, in order to come up with an optimized buy." 5. What data are you regularly looking at, and how are you taking that data and turning it into something that's actionable for your clients?
Advertisers want a return on their investments, and they're hip to the audience data publishers can now reap from their digital publishing ventures. Increasingly, they want to speak to their target audiences with targeted messaging. While the newspapers published in the print-centric centuries offered exposure to a broad audience, spanning demographics, today the expectation is to deploy ads with laser-like precision.
"Advertisers are not necessarily focused on circulation, but who we are circulating to," Moses said. "The value—and ultimately the results—are driven by reaching the right readers. Selling data and information is critical to success.
"Newspapers now have two products: our content and our data," he added. "Our ability to match our behavioral profile groups, through an enhanced suite of print and digital products…(marrying) advertiser client data to those profile groups, is invaluable."
6. How are you generating buzz about our mobile apps and mobile Web advertising opportunities?
In April, Pew Research Center published its State of the News Media 2015 study, which noted digital advertising (including mobile ads) had tallied $50.7 billion in revenue in 2014—$19 billion of which was derived from mobile advertising, up 78 percent over the previous year.
To label mobile-Web and mobile-app publishing an "opportunity" is understatement. It's a necessity for news publishers, now, though it often proves elusive for smaller papers.
"As we look to build our team, we're looking for a skill set and a mentality more than media sales experience," said Meg Boyer, vice president of sales and marketing at the Idaho Statesman.
"Today, it's more critical that we find sales professionals who are willing and eager to adapt to change, who take a consultative approach, and who are tuned in to the latest technology. It's not critical that candidates have sold mobile marketing solutions before, but it is critical that they engage with that technology and understand how critical it is to our business."
Ron Clausen agreed. He's the advertising sales manager at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, where a tech-savvy sales force has become increasingly important. "I think that a fundamental factor in a salesperson's ability to build trust and credibility with potential customers is their understanding and belief in the products they sell. That said, a person that does not have experience with the product will always struggle convincing a client of its value…I think that attention to this important skill set (and) attribute in a company's hiring and training strategies should be a priority if it is not being done already."
7. How are you inspiring advertisers to leverage our digital channels for video campaigns?
Business Insider writer Mark Hoelzel pointed out that online video ads often garner three times the number of clicks than other types of ads. Though the cost of creating digital ad campaigns are certainly more expensive than creating a static graphic ad, Hoelzel noted how a recent BI Intelligence report revealed that "prices are steadily declining as more publishers rush into video, and placements open up."
In addition to a team of journalists "with a capital J," according to Myers, at the Journal-Constitution, there is a growing team of other talented creative professionals. "We've been ramping up our digital and tech staff, and they've been blending well."
"As far as mobile and video goes, we reach out for partners or rely on our own videographers on staff," he said. "But, again, we're looking for that 'moment in time' sales opportunity. Rather than just selling video because it's hot, we integrate that in a complete solution. If a grocery chain wants to compete for market share at the beginning of the next tailgate season, we'll show up with a plan that may include a video component that makes sense."
8. How are you succeeding in creating ad programs that leverage all of our platforms and publishing channels?
Here's where audience insight comes into play again. To create advertising campaigns that span the products and platforms, ad managers should be able to demonstrate how each of the products are uniquely able to connect advertiser with a coveted, highly targeted audience—and how working in conjunction with one another, print, digital, and mobile gives the advertiser the best return on investment.
Sounds easy, but it's not.
Ad sales execs have to be agile, said Douglas, who acknowledges that trying to sell ads into all the publications, channels, and platforms feels a lot like "talking out of both sides of my mouth"—one day, highly focused on digital growth; the next, cognizant of the print goals.
"The business changes and the products change so rapidly, so you have to stay up to speed on all of it," she said.
9. How are you using tools and technology to better manage your time, to better communicate with your clients, or enhance your sales process?
For ad-sales personnel, there's a lot of information to manage, lots of balls to juggle, lots of pipelines to plan, and goals to attain. Publishers seek salespeople who embrace technology, and use tools to smartly manage time, information, and communication.
Newspapers need to attract sales professionals who are comfortable in a culture of technological innovation. Technology drives everything at today's news organizations. It's how content is distributed, how business is done. Even the most rhetorically savvy sales pros will flounder in this new age of publishing if they're reluctant about the tools and technologies.
10. Have you leveraged professional development, continuing education, and networking opportunities, and to what benefit?
At Digital First Media, the ad team receives some form of training every week. These are face-to-face, in-person training sessions, according to Douglas. And that's important, because the whole business of advertising sales is about developing and nurturing relationship. Tools like work-at-your-own-pace webinars aren't always effective for experiential, hands-on learners.
For the ad sales team at the Journal-Constitution, parent company Cox Media Group provides frequent and formal training programs, according to Myers—especially related to the ever-evolving digital space. "We just completed a training program here, and our entire sales force earned diplomas. Both our legacy and our newer sellers all said it was very strong training. So at the brass-tax level, we have opportunities like that."
Myers also created a cross-function culture: "We have account concierge teams that are focused on creating large campaigns that are truly unique and creative, and leverage all of our assets. We have representatives on the team from the creative side, the digital side, ad sales, marketing, and audience and circulation. They're all highly knowledgeable about all of the assets we have at our disposal, and they work together as a team on a common problem or campaign goal."
An advertising sales team member that manages to seek out opportunities, taking full advantage of inexpensive or perfectly free learning and networking events, is an ad pro that demonstrates ingenuity and professional passion. But publishers should also take heed of what's missing here—how their ad teams are newly challenged, constantly learning, and thus, very much in need of professional development support. Now it's up to newspaper organizations to match the right people to the new role, and equip them with the tools and knowledge they need to be successful in it.


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Destination guide: Valdivia, Chile
Initially, the main draw of travel to Valdivia was the exceptional natural beauty of the area. While that beauty still remains, the residents of Valdivia have expanded upon it, enhancing their own culture and making flying to Valdivia all the more compelling.
The main draw of travelling to Valdivia, Chile is the famous "Valdivian Week", a celebration of all things local. This weeklong celebration of the natural beauty of the area is like nothing found elsewhere in Chile; travel to Valdivia during this time, and you will enjoy an unforgettable cultural experience.
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Valdivia is the recently crowned capital of Region XIV (Los Ríos), Chile's newest region, inaugurated in 2007 after years of defection talk surrounding its inclusion in Lakes District despite its geographical, historical and cultural differences. It is the most important university town in southern Chile (the Universidad Austral de Chile is here) and as such, offers a strong emphasis on the arts, student prices at many hostels, restaurants and bars, and a dose of youthful energy that would brighten any foggy riverside town.
With its German effervescence and subtle café culture, Valdivia is the most attractive city in the region due to its scenic location at the confluence of the Calle Calle, Cau Cau and Cruces rivers. Make sure to visit the Feria Fluvial waterfront where sea lions have discovered the Promised Land – a place where they can float around all day and let tourists and fishmongers throw them scraps from the daily catch.
Buy nowPurchase your ticket at LAN.com and discover all of the charm that Valdivia has to offer.


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Cohasset is a town in Massachusetts. It was formed in 1770 and was previously called Hingham. It can be found in Norfolk county. For more information, contact the town at 41 Highland Ave., Cohasset 02025. On the attached map, Cohasset is shown as 27 in Norfolk county.
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Indicative Rate * AU$165 to AU$185
Classique Bed and Breakfast is a historic Queenslander style accommodation, different from a motel or hotel. Enjoy old fashioned hospitality with a complimentary tropical breakfast in a tranquil setting on the deck. You are welcome to play pool, snooker or darts in the games room or relax in the outdoor spa. This magnificent old Queenslander has hoop pine timber floors, high pressed metal ceilings and French doors set into bay windows on the enclosed veranda. All the bedrooms have queen size beds and all are en suite.
Castle Hill is on their doorstep and the property is located only minutes away from the city and beaches. Day trips to the rainforest, gold fields and Great Barrier Reef are available. Local attractions include golf, museums, environmental parks and casino. A visit to the Billabong Sanctuary, Reef HQ Aquarium or a trip to Magnetic Island is recommended.
Townsville is the host of many events and festivals, such as Townsville V8 Supercars, Australian Festival of Chamber Music, Magnetic Island Race Week, Townsville Fashion Festival, WNBL Townsville Fire, and North Queensland Cowboys.
Due to current health advice on social distancing, please contact the business for the most up to date information regarding opening times and services.
The Ruby Room is fitted out with a queen size bed, ensuite with shower, air-conditioning and table and chairs.
The Pearl Room is fitted out with a queen size bed, ensuite shower, air-conditioning and table and chairs.
Larger than the other two rooms, the Gold Room has zinc metal pressed ceiling and French doors set into bay windows, ensuite shower.
Note: Information on listed products and services are provided by the operator and were correct at the time of publishing. Rates are indicative based on the minimum and maximum available prices of products and services. Please visit the operator's website for further information. All prices quoted are in Australian dollars (AUD).


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pastry packing box
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|Plastic bag,carton box
oem product order for pastry packing box,food packing box,you can customize your own food packing box with following instruction:
1.Size of the box
the size of the paper box will according to the measure of the products that need to be packed or carried. Tell us the length,wide ,height
2.surfaced glued paper available
1. ivory paper or coated paper, suit for colorful cmyk or pantone color offset printing. Need matt or glossy film lamination after printing, then can add the hot stamping,UV, emboss effect.
2. special art paper, original colored and grained surface art paper is not suit for Colorful CMYK printing and lamination, but could use silkscreen printing or hot stamping color, also can use the silk-screen print,hot stamping,spot uv to add the logo. Art paper has various color and grain effect. You can ask us color brochure for reference.
3. brown kraft paper, due to the original brown color, not suit for colorful CMYK printing and lamination, but could printing one or two color on the brown surface. Also can use silkscreen printing, hot stamping to add the logo
4. aluminum foil laminated paper, original shiny metal color and also has a higher price, usually use for luxury packing.could be cmyk or pantone printed. Need matt or glossy film lamination after print, then available for hot stamping,spot uv,emboss etc.
5. holographic foil laminated paper, have a shinny rainbow color moving effect. can be cmyk or pantone color printed and available for hot stamping,silk-screen print, UV etc.
Inside structure material
1.cardboard, from 0.8-3.0mm thickness available
2.Wood board
3.surface treatment
1. 4-5 color offset printing high speed and best quality
2. UV printing available for plastic or aluminium laminated paper printing
3. silkscreen print available for full area UV, Spot UV, Sand-cast UV, Glitter Powder UV, Refraction UV.
4. lamination, matt or glossy film lamination
5. hot stamping golden, silver, laser holographic,matt golden, matt sliver, red, blue, green, white etc.
6. oil polish oil varnish,oil polish with pressure
7. emboss machine available for part deep emboss or full area grain emboss
What information should provided for an accurate quotation
1. size of the box, indicate length,wide, height
2. material type, include thickness or gsm
3. printing process, better to provide your printing artwork or sample for reference
4. surface process like film lamination,hot stamping,emboss, spot UV etc.
5. quantity you want to order
6. price term, FOB, CFR,CIF DDU and delivery destination port
7. delivery time and delivery way required. Indicate sea,air or express delivery
8. packing requirement.
What is your sample policy:
1. if you need our stock sample for quality reference, sample is for free, but express freight will be afford by customer side. You can provide a collect account or pay the freight to sent the sample.
2. if you need a customized sample before mass production, we will quote a price of the sample order. Normally cost US$50-100, Part of the sample fee will be refound if the order is placed. Sample will take 3-7 days.
What is your advantage:
1. own full printing production line cover design,sampling,printing, surface treatment.etc.
2. ten years' experience in printing industry.
3. a professional export sales service team with ten year's experience.
4. strict quality control system carried by experienced technician.
Cangnan Meike Paper Products co.,ltd. Was established in 2000 year, located at Jintian industry zone,Longgang City. It's a printing company with leading technology, advanced equipement and effective management. After fifteen years' development, it has become one of the leading printing company in the field of paper package printing,bakery packaging,food packaging, and other printing products.
We imported the advanced printing machine from Japan and Germany, which build total 5 automatic production lines: 5 color manroland offset printing machine,9 sets of Japan "Taiyo" roller printing machine, 4 sets of "Taiyo" multilayer bind machine, , Japan CTC digital barcode jet system, German self-checking barcode positioning system, German special barcode jet machine,we also had build the America visual monitoring system and other QC device.These production systems can guarantee the quality and make least defection.
Our company has been keeping update with the modern management way. we have pass the certificate of ISO 9001 quality control system, ISO 14001 environment management system, OHSAS18001 Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series.
Base on scientific management and advanced equipment, and more than ten years' experience of export products to foreign customers. We believe we can provide the stable quality products and professional service. We are open to build a wide cooperation relationship with customer from the world.


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- The US government does not mandate safety studies of cosmetics.
From the FDA website: "The regulatory requirements governing the sale of cosmetics are different from those that apply to most other FDA-regulated products. Under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act), cosmetics and their ingredients, with the exception of color additives that are not coal-tar hair dyes, are not required to undergo approval by the FDA before they are marketed in products sold to the public. The FDA generally regulates these products after they have been released in the marketplace."
- FDA has documented 10,500 ingredients in cosmetic products.
Only 11 percent of these ingredients have been assessed for safety by the cosmetic industry's review panel
- Effective September 2004, the EU banned the use of chemicals that are known or strongly suspected of causing cancer, mutation or birth defects. Cosmetics Directive (76/768/EEC)
- US cosmetics manufacturers are not required to fully list product ingredients.
- In Europe, full ingredient listings are required by law - the INCI standard.
All Lavera, Benecos, and True Natural products come with a full INCI ingredient listing as required by European law. Please note that INCI listings show the full "scientific" name of a product and may be a little more difficult to comprehend. For instance: Aloe Barbadensis Extract is Aloe Vera Extract. Also, the word FRAGRANCE is used to describe Essential Oils. Do not misinterpret this to mean that these brands use anything other than the finest, natural ingredients!


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A lot of modern Linux distributions created with desktop users in mind go out of their way to be user friendly. Ubuntu, Mint, openSUSE, Fedora — and many more. It is a sign of how desktop Linux has matured that even non-techy types can get a fully featured and easy-to-use open source operating system up and running in not much time at all. The creators of CrunchBang Linux, however, haven't quite gone in the same direction.
That's not to say it's particularly unfriendly to install and use. CrunchBang's installation took only around seven and a half minutes on our Lenovo S10 netbook, and the questions the graphical installer asked were for the most part straightforward. The only real exception to this was partitioning the hard drives. It was a doddle, but for a novice it may be a little intimidating — "back in the day", of course, this was par for the course (in the good old days when Lilo was a bootloader not some burned-out, B-grade celebrity).
But then, CrunchBang is not a handholding Linux distribution decked with eye candy; it's a delightfully sleek distro which by default delivers a minimalist (but still useable) desktop operating system. CrunchBang is based on Debian, and the latest version is 10, or 'Statler' (after the Muppet). (For this review I used the 32-bit crunchbang-10-20110207-openbox-i686 ISO. An Xfce-based version of CrunchBang is also available.)
After CrunchBang boots up for the first time, you're greeted with an optional post-installation script to help you get going. Refreshingly, the script uses a terminal instead of a GUI-based "wizard". (Like I said, this is a minimalist distro.) Options include updating package repository details, installing Java, setting up printer support and installing the Xfce desktop.
The CrunchBang Linux post-install script.
The post-install script also gives you the option to install OpenOffice.org. Many distros install the open source office suite by default, but CrunchBang offers Abiword (for word processing) and Gnumeric (a spreadsheet program) — and I'm a long-time fan of both programs. Other default packages include Gedit (text editor), the Thunar file manager, Chromium, Gimp and the VLC media player.
Booting up the system took about 35 to 40 seconds from power-on to the log-in prompt, and about 17 seconds to log in; these times are not quite as good as our results when we tested Peppermint Ice Linux on the same netbook.
There's no special Start-button style menu; instead you get two virtual desktops (with, thanks to Conky, a readout of current memory usage, CPU utilisation, etc., as well as a handy guide to keyboard shortcuts). Crunchbang uses the lightweight OpenBox window manager, with tint2 providing a taskbar that lets you switch between virtual desktops and applications.
Right-clicking on the desktop opens a menu for running applications, accessing system settings or help, or shutting down your computer. There are GUI tools for altering settings like the window theme, but you also get the option to open many configuration files and edit them directly. It's obvious that CrunchBang is designed for people who have a penchant for customising their setups. The CrunchBang site provides a handy wiki with tips and advice, and there is also an active set of forums.
If you want a not-too-resource-intensive Linux distro for a netbook or running on an older PC, CrunchBang is definitely worth a look. It's probably better for people that like to tinker with their operating system's look and feel and get things Just Right, rather than someone looking for an out-of-the-box desktop system bedecked with widgets and fancy graphics from the get-go. You should also take note of the website's disclaimer: "CrunchBang Linux is not recommended for anyone needing a stable system or anyone who is not comfortable running into occasional, even frequent breakage. CrunchBang Linux could possibly make your computer go CRUNCH! BANG!"
All up, if you're the kind of user who is after a Linux distro that isn't bloated and will give you a great base for customising your system then you should think about checking it out. And we love the name.
Kernel: 2.6.32-5-686
Window manager: Openbox
Based on: Debian
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One constant throughout Thee Oh Sees' 15-year-career is that you never quite know what to expect next. Whether veering between psychedelic surf pop, discordant folk or all out garage rock, there's something distinctly unique about John Dwyer's exceptionally prolific combo.
With major emphasis being placed on the phrase 'exceptionally prolific'; Putrifiers II is actually Thee Oh Sees' fourteenth album, if one is to combine their various guises and line-ups. What's more, it's also their first to swim quite freely between each and every genre they've embraced since Dwyer started the project initially as an outlet for his own experimental musings. Last year the band put out two albums in the space of six months, May's Castlemania perhaps more in keeping with the traditional two-and-a-half minute punk blasts Dwyer spits out in his sleep, followed by Carrion Crawler/The Dream in November, which referenced the more whimsical elements of late Sixties/early Seventies psychedelia.
It shouldn't come as too much of a shock then that Putrifiers II hedges its bets down both routes, coming up trumps by channeling the best of each into ten gloriously frazzled pieces. Currently operating as a five-piece - whereas previously Dwyer would think nothing of recording an album alone before recruiting members purely for the purpose of playing live - Putrifiers II is clearly a collaborative effort, and all the more delightful as a result.
Opener 'Wax Face' sprints off towards more familiar territories; think No Age playing Cream's 'Sunshine Of Your Love' in the style of Hawkwind and you're not far off. Dwyer's distorted vocals coupled with a raucously intense, semi-repetitive three chord melody that sets the scene intently for what follows. It's difficult to find an artist The Beach Boys haven't influenced, and if there was any doubt beforehand, Thee Oh Sees name can be added to the list of devotees to team Love, Wilson, Jardine et al. 'Hang A Picture' swaps the West Coast waves for the desert at the change of a verse, once more highlighting Thee Oh Sees versatility. 'So Nice' also dips its toe into folkier waters, Lars Finberg's menacing violin providing a sinister overture to the song's mellifluous death rattle.
As the one minute and 45 seconds long interlude 'Cloud #1' acts as a hallucinatory bridge between 'So Nice' and the awkward blues of 'Flood's New Light', which sounds like a lo-fi Rolling Stones transported through a pre-Beggars Banquet timewarp. The album's undisputed opus also doubles up as its title track. Clocking in at just over six minutes, 'Putrifiers II' - the song - switches between dark sludge rock and a devilish fervour to recreate The Shangri-Las' 'Leader Of The Pack' in a San Francisco garage played by obsessive music historians. "Don't be sour!" spits Dwyer before the second half erupts in what can best be described as a slow burning mental breakdown as depicted in musical form.
Elsewhere, 'Will We Be Scared?' and 'Lupine Dominus' reveal the band's dramatic side, the former mixing doo wop backing vocals with slacker sensibilities while the latter sounds like a blueprint for the T2K Pebbles compilation revival, where there to be one. 'Goodbye Baby' could be The Posies or Beachwood Sparks were it not for John Dwyer's unmistakable yowl. Ending with what sounds like a helicopter preparing to take off, it would be a fitting climax for most long players but only adds to the diversity here. And then, just when we least expect it (again), out pops the ghost of Syd Barrett on haunting closer 'Wicked Park'.
Word on the street is plans are already well under way for Thee Oh Sees' fifteenth album. Whether or not that be the case, they can rest assured safe in the knowledge Putrifiers II ranks highly alongside their best.
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Planning Ahead: The Best Time of Year to Book Your Mexican Christmas VacationOctober 12th, 2011
When it comes to planning international travel, it's always best to do it a little in advance. Between making sure you have your passport and converting your money to reserving a spot at your favorite location, there's quite a bit of work to do.
This is especially true when you plan a seasonal getaway (travel during Thanksgiving, Christmas, or other winter holidays). Because these are the most popular times to travel, it's always better to ensure that you have your place reserved, paid for, and ready to go.
When Should I Book My Vacation?
Here at Casa de la Sirena, we always suggest booking a Christmas beach vacation about eight months to a full year in advance. These are our busiest times, and we see quite a bit of repeat visitors who come back year after year to spend their holidays with us. While we do have plenty of space for new visitors, it's better to book early. That way, you can reserve the perfect vacation accommodations for your group — and spend the rest of the time planning all the great activities you can do together!
Large parties (especially weddings, family reunions, and corporate retreats) should also plan on booking in advance, regardless of the time of year. Even a trip during the slower summer months is best reserved ahead of time, since we do have limited facilities for large parties.
Planning Your Trip
Once the reservations are in place, you can use your time to prepare for your trip and ensure that there are no last-minute rushes to get everything done. When traveling to Mexico, here are a few key tips:
- Get a passport. You will need a passport to travel to and from Mexico and the United States. These take several months to process, so don't put this off until the last minute. Additional considerations, like tourist cards and/or visas, may apply for your unique situation and should be looked in to ahead of time.
- Exchange your currency. Although big expenditures (like your accommodations and big tourist expeditions) can be purchased on a credit or debit card, you'll want cash for the smaller things. It's usually easier to get this done at home, rather than waiting until you arrive.
- Consider travel insurance. It's not for everyone, but some people choose to travel as safely as possible. This might mean carrying special travel insurance for health, evacuation, or even potential cancellation issues.
- Get immunized and follow health procedures. International travel precautions should always be taken. Get any immunizations recommended by the U.S. travel authorities, and be sure to study up on practical food safety practices, like not drinking the water or eating unwashed produce.
- Learn a little Spanish. Here in Troncones, you'll find that we are able to accommodate English speakers very well. However, we firmly believe you can enhance your international experience by learning a little of the language and preparing to engage the locals in conversation.
- Set up an itinerary. Some travelers like to make plans as they go; others prefer to have their entire schedule planned out and ready to go. Either way, it's a good idea to get your hands on a guidebook and read up on the area. You might find a few places you can't miss while you're here.
- Book flights and other transportation methods. Like resort rates, you can often find the best prices for airline travel when you book in advance. Purchase your airline tickets and figure out how you intend to get around in Zihuatanejo and Troncones ahead of time, and you can save yourself a lot of money and effort.
The time is right to book your Mexican Christmas vacation — for this year or next year. We provide reservations well in advance, so its never too early to start planning your dream vacation and getting everything in order to enjoy Mexico the way it was meant to be enjoyed: stress-free!


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LOL, that got your attention. No, I'm not placing one quite yet, but I'm wondering if anyone has the proper email address for this department. I tried to find it on Kodak's site to no avail.
Also, has anyone tried contacting Fuji about color ULF film? All I've heard is Kodak and the $10K thing. Perhaps that means that Fuji won't do it.


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DC2 - Rugged 10.4" Touch Panel PC
Industrial Display Computer
The panel PC DC2 is a rugged, fanless and maintenance-free human-machine interface for interactive applications in transportation and industrial automation.
Main Features
Technical Data
- Intel Atom Z520PT
- 1.33 GHz processor core frequency
- 533 MHz system bus frequency
- Chipset
- Intel system controller hub US15W
- Screen size: 10.4"
- Resolution: 1024 x 768 (XGA) with aspect ratio 4:3
- Luminance: 350 cd/m²
- Contrast: 1200:1
- Response time: Ton+Toff average 25 ms
- Viewing angle: 176°(H)/176°(V)
- Backlight with brightness control
- Interface: LVDS
- Monitored and controlled by a board management controller (display is turned off at extreme temperatures)
- Capacitive touch panel
- USB-driven touch interface
- Anti-glare layer
- 1 GB DDR2 SDRAM system memory
- Soldered
- 533 MHz memory bus frequency
- microSD card slot
- 2 GB microSD card
- Two USB 2.0 host ports
- Accessible via Type A connectors
- UHCI implementation
- Data rates up to 480 Mbit/s
- Ethernet
- Two 10/100Base-T Ethernet channels
- Accessible via RJ45 connectors
- Switch functionality
- Binary inputs
- Four universal binary inputs via 10-pin power connector, e.g., for geographical addressing
- Input voltage supervision
- Temperature supervision via LM50 sensor
- Backlight control (turns off display at configurable temperatures)
- Buffer functionality for RTC and BIOS CMOS
- Reset of CPU board possible
- Wake on time
- Watchdog
- Accessible via SMBus
- Supply voltage: 12 VDC nom. or 24 VDC nom. (9 to 36 V)
- Power consumption: 12 W typ.
- Dimensions: 267 mm x 187.7 mm x 85 mm (electronics), 310 mm x 235 mm (display frame)
- Weight: 2.3 kg
- Designed for panel mounting
- Front protected according to IP65
- Rear protected according to IP20
- Temperature range (operation):
- -20..+70°C for the display panel (with automatic switch-off of the display at excess temperatures)
- -40..+70°C, with up to +85°C for 10 minutes according to class TX (EN 50155) for the computer
- Display is turned off at extreme temperatures
- Conductive cooling
- Fanless operation
- Temperature range (storage): -40..+85°C
- Relative humidity (operation): max. 95% non-condensing
- Relative humidity (storage): max. 95% non-condensing
- Altitude: -300 m to +3000 m
- Shock: according to EN 50155 (10.2.11)
- Vibration: according to EN 50155 (10.2.11)
- Conforming to EN 50155, EN 50121-3-2/EN 61000-4-5
- E1 certified by the German Federal Motor Transport Authority
- Windows
- Linux
- For more information on supported operating system versions and drivers see Software.
- Intel Atom Z530P, 1.6 GHz, 533 MHz FSB
- Intel Atom Z510P, 1.1 GHz, 400 MHz FSB
- Intel Atom Z520PT, 1.33 GHz, 533 MHz FSB
- Intel Atom Z510PT, 1.1 GHz, 400 MHz FSB
- Screen size 12", 15", 17" or 19"
- Other aspect ratios (e.g. 16:10, 15:9)
- Various resolutions up to 1900x1200
- Backlight control via brightness sensor
- SATA hard disk drive or solid-state drive
- USB Flash solid-state drive
- 2nd microSD card slot
- Ethernet
- 2 Fast Ethernet on M12 connectors
- HD audio
- HD audio codec
- Audio stereo in
- Audio stereo out
- SPDIF out
- All available via 9-pin D-Sub connector
- Serial interface
- 1 serial interface realized via SA-Adapter, e.g., RS232 or RS422, isolated or not, IBIS, GPS
- For functions like Wi-Fi, WIMAX, GSM/GPRS, UMTS
- PCI Express or USB interface
- Accessible via, e.g., a reverse SMA connector
- Front protected according to IP67
- Rear protected according to IP40
- The product concept is very flexible, there are many other configuration possibilities.
- Please contact our sales team if you do not find your required function in the options.
- Some of these options may only be available for large volumes.
Ordering Information
MDIS5 low-level driver sources (MEN) for board management controller on MEN Intel CPUs
MDIS5 low level driver sources (MEN) for XC2 PSU Control via SMBus (also used in DC1, DC2, SC21)
MDIS5 System (and Device Driver) Package (MEN) for Linux. This software package includes most standard device drivers available from MEN.
For a Linux driver package supporting the Micrel KSZ8842-PMQLI Ethernet controller used in the SC21 and the DC2, please refer to www.micrel.com/index.php/en/products/lan-solutions/controllers/article/15-ksz8842-pmql.html. We highly recommend a kernel newer than 2.6.32.
Windows XP Embedded BSP (MEN) for F11S, F14, F15, F17, F18, F19P, F21P, G20, XM1, XM1L, XM2, MM1, MM2, DC1, DC2, DC13, RC1, BC50I, BC50M, BL50W and BL50S
Windows Embedded Standard 7 BSP
Windows Installset (MEN) for XM1, XM1L, DC1, DC2 and SC21.
For a Windows driver package supporting the Micrel KSZ8842-PMQLI Ethernet controller used in the SC21 and the DC2, please refer to www.micrel.com/index.php/en/products/lan-solutions/controllers/article/15-ksz8842-pmql.html.


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Pony Club Basics @ Riddells Creek - Sessions include: *New Riders - *Intro to Tetrathlon - *Float Handling and *More!
Pony Club Basics Workshop aim to bring the best coaches together to create a great learning environment for the attendees.
Pony Club Basic Workshops are aimed at Pony Club Coaches, Club/Zone Office Bearers, Event Officials, Parents, Riders and any interested person.
Topics change as needs change and our attendees ask for different information. Some of the information sessions conducted at these workshops include, comfort and safety (gear checking and fitting), lungeing, course building for showjumping and cross country, judging for showjumping and dressage, innovative coaching, inclusive coaching and much more.
SAT, 1 SEP 2018 | Central Zone - Riddells Creek BOOK HERE | TRAINING ON OFFER
SAT, 23 JUN 2018 | Dandenong Ranges Pony Club Grounds BOOK HERE | TRAINING ON OFFER
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