text: 6 Critical Signs You're Targeting the Wrong Career By Thea Millard Published on March 13, 2016 12:00 AM EST Pursuing the right career should be an easy and straightforward thing to do. Luckily most people nail it down, as studies show and choose the perfect job for them. But what happens when you don't? Then you will be stuck in the wrong career, perhaps for the rest of your life, doing something you don't even like.In order for you to avoid this situation, here are 7 signs you are targeting the wrong career. This is the moment to judge your choices via the perspective they provide. If you can tick most of them off the list, you need to take a stand.1. You're trying to make come true dreams that are not your ownThis is, probably, one the most common signs you are definitely on the wrong career path. Most of us, unfortunately, are encouraged even from infancy to pursue careers and dreams that do not belong to us. Many families have so called "career traditions" where all the men have to be lawyers or piano players or where all the women have to be ballerinas or doctors.However, there are very few children who actually want to do these things. Most of them act upon these career paths so as not to disappoint their families, although they would much rather be doing something else. Parents often have a hard time understanding their children are not smaller versions of themselves. Also, families that are traditional in the career sense need to understand it's impossible to pretend every single child born in that family will be a good lawyer or a brilliant piano player.2. You're doing it for all the wrong reasonsBuilding on the above, there are other reasons why people choose the wrong career, apart from parents and families. Here are some of those reasons.They think it's cool – there are certain jobs chosen mainly for their "on trend" appeal. For example, after the TV show Mad Men became a hit, everyone wanted to be a copywriter, without knowing what that really entailed.Because their friends are doing it – peer pressure works for job choices just like with anything else. When in highschool, students can often base their choices on group preferences rather than personal ones.Because they haven't spent enough time researching a career path for themselves – sometimes, people are not sure what they want to do. This is where research comes in. A good way to start is by thoroughly rereviewing, researching, and preparing your application.Because they don't want to "waste" their college degree once they've finished. Spending 4 years in college and then realizing you don't actually want to work in that field is a harsh thing. However, there are two things you need to remember here. First of all, no college degree is ever "wasted", because all that you have learned will definitely serve you well. And second of all, don't dismiss your studies so fast. Research has shown that a good portion of college grads actually do work in their field of study. But they do it indirectly. Here is a very insightful analysis from careerbuilder.com that states -among graduates currently working, 51 percent said their job is related to their college major'. This means more than half and that is a stunning percentage. Therefore, don't be so quick to cast your diploma aside. First, think about absolutely all the branches of your field you can work in.3. You are struggling in collegeThe first telltale sign that you have your mind set on the wrong career path appears early on in college. Normally, when you choose a college you should base that choice on your particular fields of interest. For example, if you have always been interested in dinosaurs, then you will choose paleontology. If you've been interested in anatomy, then medicine is for you.Choosing your college based on your interests and affinities will have a major psychological impact on your studies. If you're interested in a particular subject, you will find that it's easy and pleasant to study it. You will be very good at it, understand all the inner workings and enjoy reading the field literature. You feel like you cannot wait to practice the job and you know college is what will make you good at it.However, when you struggle in college, when you can't understand the courses, and, even worse, when you fail them because they simply prove to be too much for you, this is the first sign that you are tracking the wrong career path.4. You doubt you can do itThis particular sign is related to the above one from a psychological point of view. If you're struggling in college, as shown above, then you will definitely feel like you will never be able to do the job. Building on one of the above examples, let's say you're studying medicine. If it's not the right career path for you, you should be feeling extremely bad about your choice right now.Your attitude towards the field of matter should be fear that you will not be a good doctor or harm people rather than cure them. The perfect job should feel like your second nature. You should have an innate ability to do it and feel joy and excitement at practicing it rather than fear. This is why, if you have doubts such as these, you seriously need to reconsider your choice before you waste too much time on it.5. Your head and your heart tell you two different thingsWhen it comes to jobs, much like with everything else, always trust your heart. Indeed, as an adult, you have countless responsibilities that may not allow you to do that. However, when you are in high school or college and still have all of your choices ahead of you, use your heart rather than your rationality. You might think that a being an accountant is a very profitable job or that being a lawyer is glamorous. But none of that will matter if what you really want to do is paint. Doing what you hate every single day is one of people's primary reasons for depression, as studies show.The idea behind this is that, at first glance, people tend to go for material things. Money, a house, a nice car, coupled with job security and the idea that traditional jobs are the best. The problem arises several years later, when individuals realize none of those things matter anymore, because they still have to wake-up at 6 AM and spend 9 hours doing something they positively hate.Image courtesy of howtolearn.com6. You envy your friends and think their lives are better than yoursNeedless to say, every man should build his own life in such a way that he is satisfied with what he or she has got. This includes material possessions, spouse, children, and your job. When you feel like everybody else is leading a better life than you are, that means a definitive part of your life is flawed.Most of the times, the reason behind that is a poorly chosen job. In this case, you need to stop and check yourself. What exactly seems to be missing from your life at this stage. What do your friends have that you don't?Usually, reaching the conclusion that everyone is happy but you and envying them for that is a condition that shouldn't be bottled up. Therefore, here are a few tips to dealing with it:Visit a psychologist's office and talk about your feelings. He or she will help you get to the root of the problem;Never jump to the worst-case scenario. Even if it turns out you made some wrong choices, you can always start over and be happy;Accept that some people's careers are not linear and that it's perfectly fine to make some changes if need be;Do not let it be a major discouragement for you. Your friends have been successful in finding their dream job and so will you.Here are the top 5 telltale signs you are targeting the wrong career. Most of the times, people are able to tell with a certain ease if they are in the wrong business or not, because all these signs are straightforward. What's really tricky is coming to terms with the fact that you might have made the wrong choice and having to deal with it. 0 commentsBe the first one to leave a comment!Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. 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Food Types > Italian Food > Pizza Express
Pizza Express
National pizza chain.
We welcome positive feedback for any of the food businesses in Shrewsbury and Shropshire that we have listed. Below you will find a list of reviews for Pizza Express. If you agree that Pizza Express offers good food, please add your own recommendation using the short form on this page.
Julian's review
The Shrewsbury branch of this national chain is situated in the old Empire cinema. For those of us old enough to remember queueing outside for the latest movie, eating in what used to be the stalls is a novel experience. The conversion has been done sympathetically, transforming this into a modern eating place whilst keeping features from the old cinema. There are even a few tables outside, for the rare occasions when the weather is warm enough.
The menu offers a good range of the usual pizzas and pastas, with seasonal variations (see their website for details) - try the dough balls or garlic bread for a starter, and the chocolate bombe for dessert. The service is usually efficient and friendly. The restaurant can get quite busy and is a popular place for family weekend lunches.
Stephanie Llewellyn's review
Although as previously stated in other reviews they are not as quick as pizza express' in larger cities they are always pleasant and the food is of a very reasonable standard at a very competative price especially for pizza express club members
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Penang Malaysian & Thai Cuisine
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Penang Malaysian & Thai Cuisine Restaurant Review: Penang introduces Washingtonians to the real fire and flavor of Malaysia, plus samplings of Indonesian favorites and assorted Japanese sushi and sashimi dishes. That's reason enough to celebrate this restaurant, but even more, the service is friendly and the flavors, flawless. Take the Malaysian staple roti canai, a fiery curry dish served with a wheel of flatbread---the roti---as delicate as a cloud. This rendition is so outstanding we could make it a daily must, if it were not for so many other Malaysian specialties on the menu to sample, from the fish-and-noodles dish, Penang asam laksa, to the lusty rice noodle stir-fry, char kway teow. Patrons in a hurry can profit by Penang's express lunch menu, but this casual restaurant, reminiscent of a beach resort cottage (Penang is one of Malaysia's best beach destinations) deserves your time and attention: Don't plan to eat and run.


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"C'mon! what the fuck is going on?" Screamed Danny through his helmet. The only person who could hear his anger was his pit manager, oh and the hundreds and thousands of viewers watching the live telecast going out across the nation.
It was the opening race of the Touring Car season, billed as the biggest opening race in years and Danny Holmes was doing his best live up to that mantra. It was a gruelling 135 lap race around the streets of Markstown, a canyon of unforgiving concrete walls that radiated heat and often felt like they were closing in after so many circuits of the place.
Being built on city streets the circuit was well maintained and regularly resurfaced but things like man hole covers and dips could be an issue for drivers slightly off line. Another potential problem were the line markings needed for traffic control when the roads weren't a race track, on slick tyres they could easily make a car slip offline but in the wet they could turn the track into an ice skating rink. Because of the tight city streets the track also had very few run off areas and often one little mistake meant unrepairable damage and a DNF chalked up against the drivers name.
But these guys were professional drivers, they were paid to excel at driving their cars on the edge and pushing themselves and their machines to the limit no matter what the conditions. They'd bitch about how hard it was, bitch about how incompetent others around them could be, and bitch about the conditions, but at the end of the day it was their job and they were paid handsomely for that job.
Danny was hoping to give his fans something to cheer about and going home from the first race with a top podium place was the only thing he was focused on. Being held on jacks in the pits while several of the pit crew lay on the ground looking under his car was not helping him win the race, making things worse was the fact that he was sitting in the pits because he was pushed into the wall.
He was only on the third lap of 135 around the infamous street circuit which meant he had time to catch up if he got out quickly, but things were not looking good when he couldn't even get an answer from his pit manager Dave.
"Dave, what the fuck is going on?"
"They're checking Danny, hold steady."
"Hold steady, we've got a race to win."
"And we're not going to win it with a bent steering arm! They can't find anything wrong but they want to make sure."
In the pit and on jacks even seconds could win or lose a race and Danny was probably half a lap down, he needed to get out before the lead driver came back past the pits.
"Of course there is something fucking wrong, the car's pulling to the left since Fittzy ran me into the wall on turn three. Fucker ought to be penalised for such a dick move."
"Calm down Danny, let the stewards handle the racing we'll handle the car. Ok they are reporting no bent steering arms. Lowering you in three, two, go!"
Danny knew his cue and with a squeal of tyres and puff of rubber smoke he took off almost instantly hitting the pit lane speed limiter.
"Ok Danny, you're going to come out well in front of the Fittzy, keep it straight, keep it in front of Fittzy and race like you mean it, we'll get it back next safety car. Keep it cool and remember the pre-race debrief." Dave spoke clearly and as concise as he could into the microphone, partly to make sure Danny understood what he was saying but mainly so as not to distract Danny for too long.
Danny didn't need to reply for the team to know he understood the message, he had a call button on the steering wheel that allowed him to signal them when he heard the message. Danny knew the debrief and one of the contingencies they had discussed was coming from last position because it was a fact of life. Whether it be through mechanical fault, driver fault or in Danny's case his main rival pushing him into the wall fighting from the back of the pack was something all race teams planned for. Danny murmmed to himself as he battled on.
Something else that was discussed in the pre-race debrief, and the drivers meeting, and during the off season, and during the previous season was swearing and the number of drivers that were doing it during the race telecast. For Danny's little outburst in the pits he could be assured a visit to the racing judiciary later in the week but he didn't care, he'd just cop another fine, which the team would pay, and be told to keep his mouth in check.
For Danny the racing gods must have been shining down on him because as he rounded the second last corner of the track on his 30th lap, still the lead lap, a yellow flag was called, a car had been run into the wall on turn seven and the safety car would be deployed. In 27 laps thanks to a quick splash and dash for a top up of fuel to get him off the lead driver's pit strategy, some excellent passing manoeuvres and a few cars dropping off the pace Danny had managed to get back up to 10th position. But the biggest help to Danny's race prospects was that when the yellow flag was called five out of the top 10 racers had passed the finished line and couldn't take advantage of the yellow flag to make a pit run.
Danny on the other hand took the advantage, it meant his pit crew had to scramble to get ready for an unscheduled tyre change but like the drivers they too were pros. As a part of race regulations all drivers had to complete two fuel stops and one tyre change in the 135 laps and those stops had to fall between lap 27 and lap 117. With a revised pit schedule Danny's team had planned to do the tyre change and fuel stop around lap 45 but seeing the yellow flag and the open pit window Dave made the call for Danny to pull in. As the team scurried to get ready and Danny pulled into the pit lane three of five cars ahead of him that could pull in drove past the pit entrance.
On the radio Danny could hear Dave giving him the the instruction to pull in, stop on the line, keep his foot on the brake, out of gear and wait for four tyres an fuel. Again it was instruction that were given to make sure all those in the crew knew what was going on not as an order.
The car in front of Danny pulled off and into his own pit seven garages before Danny and as Danny motored on the rev limiter he listened to Dave's instructions. Again Danny played the waiting game and when he was released he was ahead of the car he'd followed into the pits.
With the pack of cars sitting behind the pace car Danny took off to catch up, he had to maintain race yellow conditions but providing he didn't overtake anyone he could tag onto the back of the pack with no dramas. News from the pits what that the yellow flag would easily last three laps and with the teams all scrambling in the pits to get themselves ready for the pit stop Danny was hopeful for a great outcome thanks to a very lucky safety car interval.
When the safety car crossed the start/finish line all but 12 cars pulled into the pits trying to take whatever advantage they could of the yellow flag situation. Of the 12 cars Danny was fifth in line, but he was also the first car that had completed his required tyre stop so effectively he was in first position. It also meant that Fittzy and the other leaders who'd passed the pit entrance before the yellow was dropped would be re-joining the behind the current 12 cars on the track, they'd no doubt catch up to the pack before the safety car left the field but Danny would have a good seven or eight car buffer between himself and the faster cars.
Half way through the next lap the safety car lights went off indicating that the car would be pulling into the pits and racing would resume when the lead driver next crossed the start/finish line. To Danny's surprise three out of the leading four cars, who would be slower on the track and were no doubt making racing room for the faster leaders, pulled into the pits behind the safety car for their compulsory stop.
Rounding the last corner Danny was right on the rear bumper of the car in front of him, he knew he couldn't pass the car before the start finish line but there was nothing against slip streaming him then shooting out intermediately after the line and rounding up the car before the braking section of the first corner. It wasn't an overly risky move providing the lead car didn't slow down or weave across the track to stop the move. Even if Danny did miss his cue slightly he knew could pass under brakes in the first chicane providing he was on the left hand side and half a car length in front. It was a riskier move and one that required him to go deeper into the corner without breaking than his opponent but it was a move he'd practised time and time again and one he was good at.
Ahead of him Danny could see the steward on the side of the track waving the flag to resume the race. The lead car took off but Danny was onto it and went with him. They were bumper to bumper, barely enough room for a coat of paint between, speeding up, going past 160kph, Danny could feel the pull of the car in front and he knew when he pulled left and out of the slip stream he'd shoot ahead and into the lead all he had to do was hold it steady behind the Ford until they crossed the line.


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The Equestrian Center
The Equestrian Center has an incredibly well rounded lesson program. From Hunter/Jumpers to Western Pleasure to Dressage to the simple pleasure of a trail ride, The Equestrian Center will help you reach your personal goals. We teach all of our students from the ground up and emphasize safety above all else when working around horses. Expect all lessons to run approximately 1 to 1.5 hours, from the time you show up to the time you leave. We try to give each student at least one hour of ride time.
Proper Riding attire is mandatory.
This consists of: Long pants or jeans(thick enough as to not be pinched by the leather stirrup straps)
Fitted shirt or T-Shirt
Boots or closed toed shoes with at least a half inch heel
**Helmets are provided by the Equestrian Center if you do not have your own.
**FOR LESSON PACKAGES: Each new package must be purchased at the END of the 4TH lesson in the previous package, so the next package can start without disruption.
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The Equestrian Center offers many wonderful and fun camps catered to our younger riders. From single day camps to full week long camps. At horse camp kids not only learn how to ride but they learn about horse tack, horse health, training techniques on the ground and the start of equine body language and how the horse mind works. We always have tons of fun and the kids come away with tons of horse knowledge. It is a full immersion style of learning and we have many repeat campers who learn more every time they attend camp with us. There are limited slots available & fill up quick! Please text 850-863-3295 to register! Students will need to pack a lunch or snack and bring water bottle. Boots are strongly recommended for camp, all other equipment is provided.
Beginning Camp
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*Advanced Horse Campers must have instructors permission to register
*Payment guarantees your spot
The Equestrian Center offers a fun and unique way for your child to spend their birthday! Your child and all their friends will make memories to last a lifetime!
Basic Package - $150
Includes: 1 Horse for one hour
Up to 10 children (including Birthday Boy/Girl)
Private picnic table
Upgrade to 2 horses: $50 (Current students will receive their Birthday horse for free, $50.00 Savings!)
There will be an additional $5 per child for parties that have more than 10 children.
*Disclaimer* $50 deposit due upon booking, which we suggest be at least two weeks in advance. We offer rain checks in the event of bad weather. Any other cancellation must be made 48 hours or more in advance or forfeit deposit. The Equestrian Center requires all party goers under the age of 18 to wear an SEI approved riding helmet and shoes or boots with at least a half inch heel while on horses, helmets will be provided by The Equestrian Center. Our standard release of liability must be signed by ALL PARTICIPANTS who plan to ride or interact with a horse. Long pants or jeans is also strongly suggested to be worn by any riders. Please call to book your party BEFORE submitting your deposit to PayPal, to unsure we have the availability Click here to download Release of Liability


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What Are Dermal Fillers and Injectables?
Dermal fillers and injectables are minimally invasive procedures for rejuvenating and smoothing out your skin. Depending on the filler being used, the benefits of these treatments often last as long as one year. Your physician may recommend a particular procedure as a standalone treatment or in combination with plastic surgery. Dermal fillers and injectables can also produce temporary results similar to those of surgery. Since the procedure is minimally invasive, there is no recovery time to interrupt your everyday routine. The healing process is fast, and most patients can resume their regular activities very soon following treatment.
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If you exhibit any of these skin damage signs, injectable fillers might be a good option for you:
- Wrinkles on any part of your face
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There may be an instance where you want to offer no-cost courses to your clients. These free courses can be a great tool to get users into your membership area and on your list, and at that point, you can upsell them into your paid programs.
What you will want to do is first, build out your free course in AccessAlly. This can be a Standalone Course or a Stage Released Course.
Create a Standalone Course in AccessAlly Guide
Create a Stage Released Course In AccessAlly Guide
Once you have your course created, you will need to setup your free course CRM automation. This is a required step to keep your free users automated and get them access to the free course.
The automation is very similar to a paid course, however a free course will require you to use an opt-in form (do not use an order form) that is embedded in your site or added into a popup.
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STEP 1: Create an opt-in form in your CRM system
Each CRM system should provide you with the ability to create opt-ins. This will allow you to add users to a list as well as trigger an automation to give your users access to your free course content.
*If you do not like the look of your forms provided by your CRM system, check out PopupAlly Pro which will allow you to create customized forms to apply to your site as a embedded form or popup.
Guides to create opt-ins:
STEP 2: Locate The CRM Automation Guide Inside AccessAlly
The "Guide" to setting up your CRM automations is built inside your AccessAlly plugin.
To locate it, go to the AccessAlly Course Wizard > Edit/Modify Existing Courses.
Here, you can choose the course you'd like to create the CRM automation for by clicking on the "EDIT" button.
If you have fully set up the course pages as instructed in the previous tutorial, the edit button will take you to the Checklist.
Click on the link for "click here for CRM campaign setup guide".
Now, you're inside the CRM automation setup guide. Here, you can see at a glance which CRM you're integrated with and which course you're building out the CRM automation for.
If you would like to change courses, just select the correct one from the dropdown menu.
STEP 3: Follow Your Specific CRM Instructions
The CRM Automation Guide will walk you through each step of the setup process. It's recommended that you use the Guide inside your membership site (as opposed to the next part of this tutorial), as the links and tags you need are dynamic and will match up with the course you're building.
However, if you want a refresher, click on the toggle for your integrated CRM to see all the steps.
Infusionsoft / Keap
Step 1: Create a Campaign
To set up your course campaigns in Infusionsoft or Keap, log into your account, then go to Marketing > Campaign Builder > Create a Campaign.
Step 2: Designate a Goal – Submits a Web Form
Under the "Code" Tab, you can retrieve the HTML code to copy/paste into your website's opt-in page:
After this step is completed, switch the tab in the top right corner from DRAFT to READY. You can now return to the campaign builder to configure the sequence.
Step 3: Add Your Sequence & Apply Course Tags
Each time you add a component to the Campaign Builder, you'll need to connect the steps by hovering over an item, then dragging the green arrow that appears to the next step in the process.
The course tags you need to apply will appear inside AccessAlly's CRM Automation Guide.
Step 4: Send HTTP Post Action
HTTP posts: Each time you apply a tag in an Infusionsoft/Keap campaign, it is important to immediately follow it with this step, which instructs Infusionsoft/Keap to communicate the tag change with AccessAlly. When you are using the CRM Automation Guide inside AccessAlly, the correct HTTP will appear:
Step 5: Send Login Information Via Email (Optional)
The final part of the initial welcome sequence consists of the welcome email.
Since this email will communicate the username and password to the new user, you'll want to include two merge fields: email & password. After you've finished drafting the email, toggle the element from "draft" to "ready."
It's always a good idea to test the campaign with a couple different valid email addresses to ensure you haven't forgotten any steps and the communication is running smoothly between AccessAlly and Infusionsoft.
Step 6: Create Revoke Sequence (Optional)
If you want to revoke access for people who default on payments, you'll also need to set up a specific revoke sequence.
The details and screenshots are shown inside the AccessAlly CRM Automation Guide. But in short, you'll take these steps:
- Goal = Applies A Tag (This tag should be the Revoke tag configured for your course)
- Add a Sequence: Add A Tag (the "PAYF" Tag for your course) + Send HTTP Post (to update the user's permissions)
Step 7: Make Campaign Live
Once each step has been switched from "draft" to "ready" and all items in the sequence and campaign are connected, your new campaign is ready to go live!
Step 1: Create a Welcome Campaign
The first thing you'll need to go is log into your Ontraport account and go to Campaigns > Add New Campaign > Start From Scratch.
Step 2: Apply Course Tags
A Free Course starts when a client opts in to a free offer. Add a new trigger by clicking on the + button beside ADDED TO CAMPAIGN. Add a Contact submits a form trigger and select the form that will be used to collect the client information (name, email, etc).
Step 3: Apply Course Tags
In this next step, it's important to both add the "access" tag for your course and remove the "revoke access" tag, in the event that someone cancelled their access in the past, (and received the revoke access tag) but re-purchased.
Step 4: Add a Webhook to generate a new user in AccessAlly
This step will generate the user with proper access tags inside AccessAlly.
To do this, add a Webhook (under the Advanced tab) item to the campaign. In the settings, the "destination URL" and "post data" information will need to be filled out. You can find the appropriate information inside the CRM Automation Guide for this course inside AccessAlly.
Step 5: Send login information (optional)
Step 6: Add END and publish the campaign
Step 7: Create Refund/Revoke Access Rule (optional)
If you would also like to create a refund/revoke access automation inside Ontraport, please see this tutorial: How To Set Up a Refund / Revoke Access Automation In Your CRM
Step 1: Create a Welcome Sequence
Step 2: Configure the starting condition
A Free Course does not require payment and starts when a client "Submitted a form". Select the form that will be used to collect the client information (name, email, etc).
Step 3. Assign Access Tag
Step 4. Generate user password through a Webhook
Step 5. Send login information (optional)
Step 6. Activate the Automation
Step 7: Create Refund/Revoke Access Rule (optional)
If you would also like to create a refund/revoke access automation inside ActiveCampaign, please see this tutorial: How To Set Up a Refund / Revoke Access Automation In Your CRM
1. Create a welcome sequence
2. Customize Welcome email (with login info)
3. Create the welcome automation
4. Configure the event that triggers the automation
Here you will choose 'Subscribes to a Form' and then select the form you created for this.
5. Apply course tags
6. Add tag to trigger the AccessAlly webhook
7. Add to welcome sequence to send the login info
8. Make the automation Live
9. Create the Refund/Revoke Access Sequence (optional)
If you would also like to create a refund/revoke access automation inside ConvertKit, please see this tutorial: How To Set Up a Refund / Revoke Access Automation In Your CRM
Step 1: Create a Release Workflow
To set up your course campaigns in Drip, log into your account, then go to AUTOMATION > NEW WORKFLOW.
Choose a descriptive name for this workflow, then click "create."
Step 2: Add a Trigger
Once your new workflow has been created, it's time to determine the "trigger" that will kickstart the course sequence. The type of trigger you choose will depend on the type of course you've created:
A Free Course does not require payment and starts when a client "Submitted a form". Select the form that will be used to collect the client information (name, email, etc).
Step 3: Assign Access Tag
The Access Tag allows users to view the course materials. To add this to your workflow, add a step after the starting trigger. This next step is ACTION > APPLY A TAG. Select the Access Tag for your course.
You'll also want to add ACTION > REMOVE A TAG and select the "Access PAYF" tag for the course. This step is useful for clients who have refunded and then re-purchased.
Step 4: Generate user password through an HTTP Post
This next step will create a custom password for each new user. To do this, add a new action in your sequence and select "Webhook" in the "Conditions and Workflow" section. The CRM Automation Guide inside AccessAlly will give you the appropriate HTTP URL that you can simply copy/paste into your automation, as indicated in the example below:
Step 5: Send Login Information (Optional)
To prevent Drip from sending out a blank password, we need to add a short, 1-minute delay before sending out the welcome email.To add the login information inside the email, you can use the Drip shortcodes/merge fields:
- Username: by default, the username is the email address:
{{ subscriber.email }}
- Password: the password custom field shortcode is based on the password field configured in AccessAlly -> General Settings -> Initial Setup -> System Integration -> Password Field.
{{ subscriber.accessally_password }}
Save the email, update the action and return to the Workflow.
Step 6: Start the Workflow
Active the Workflow by clicking on the "Start" button.
Step 7: Create the Refund/Revoke Access Workflow (optional)
If you would also like to create a refund/revoke access automation inside Drip, please see this tutorial: How To Set Up a Refund / Revoke Access Automation In Your CRM


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Business Card for: Make up
Business card for Laurence Yaeger. Her job is create make up on models, for cinema, photographs etc.
The concept consists in placing the word "up" in a really upper position than the word "make".
The "up" position means, is, also like a positive scream as to say that the make up that designs Laurence Yaeger is performant and as to say that her art is maybe better quality than somewhere else.
The same concept exists in white or black.
Anyway its also in B&W to let the colors (of make up) talk and talk!
The informations as adress, phone and cellular are on the back side.


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The SAT is the most widely conducted test in the USA, Puerto Rico & the US Territories, at least seven times on an yearly basis, while six times at the overseas centers for entering into the US universities. Technically known as SAT I, it stands for Scholastic Aptitude Test. To get conveniently into graduate courses, one has to crack this arduous testing format in a fairly good manner. Like all aptitude tests, SAT as well has chosen Maths & English medium to gauge an aspirant's intellectual ability. Many universities even go for SAT-II tests, an hour question paper, as per their requirements.
Essential for examining a candidate's verbal and quantitative reasoning in a general exam for any undergraduate program, SAT involves an exhaustive three hour & 45 minutes test, strictly computer based. The students appear for this all inclusive verbal & mathematical reasoning paper in order to be eligible for reputed US campuses. The total test is a score of 600-2400 out of which each segment ranges from 200 to 800. So, on an average, he needs to score 500, with total average score touching around 1500.
The SAT test is considered as one of the vital indicators amidst many others to evaluate the overall performance of a student at the college level work by colleges & universities. These other indicators include class rank, high school GPA, extracurricular activities, personal essay, and teacher recommendations to name a few. While considering for scholarships, the institute pays attention on the applicant's SAT scores in comparison with the other applicants' scores as well as the accepted scores at an institution. These finally decide the fate of an applicant's request for financial aid.
Administration of the SAT
US-based "College Entrance Examination Board" is responsible for administering the SAT which looks after the entire procedure right from question setting to exam execution to score reporting. It is conducted at 9 Indian centers. SAT is held atleast 6-7 times a year.
Eligibility and Fees
SAT is applicable to any student irrespective of age group & qualification. Up to five years old SAT scores are considered by most universities.
Mode of Payment
The test fees for SAT is payed in the following modes :
• Credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express)
• Bank draft (only in dollar draft)
• Drawing checks on a U.S. Bank
• United States Postal Service money order
• International money order
• UNESCO coupon
• Postal reply coupon
SAT Content and Format
The SAT-I is divided into seven sections which makes it a three hour paper. These are :
• Verbal section is a 30 minutes round with 35 questions on sentence completion, analogy questions & critical reading. They each have 10, 13 & 12 questions respectively.
• This Verbal segment is a 30 minutes section with 30 questions on sentence completion, analogy questions & critical reading.
• Verbal section dealing with questions on critical reading on paired passages. It has 13 questions to be completed within 15 minutes.
• Mathematic section with multiple choice questions to be finished in 30 minutes.
• This Mathematic segment is a 30 minute one with questions on quantitative comparisons & student-produced-response questions.
• A 15 minutes mathematic multiple choice segment.
• 30 minutes experimental section having either verbal or mathematics questions.
While SAT-II Subject tests deals with questions on a wide array of subjects such as writing, science, literature, American history and social studies, world History, maths etc.
Score Reporting
Maximum of five universities are reported with the candidate's SAT results, a provision given by the College board. The student has to figure out his choice of universities before he appears for the actual test which are mentioned in his application form. The cost is met while paying for the form itself.
SAT Scoring Pattern
The SAT scores are in three parts which are :
• Separate score for Verbal section (200-800 marks).
• Separate score for Mathematics section (200-800 marks).
• Total score of 400-1600 marks.
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1 Lenox Hotel A great location in Back Bay—you can walk pretty much anywhere—the Lenox also sets the bar for consistently fabulous service (617-536-5300; doubles from $255).
2 XV Beacon A 63-room hotel with stylishly masculine rooms and a chic steak house, Mooo, housed in a 1903 Beaux Arts building at the crest of Beacon Hill (617-670-1500; doubles from $425).
Hotels Restaurants Bars Shopping My 5
1 B&G Oysters One of Boston über-chef Barbara Lynch's South End hot spots—come for the oysters, of course, but also a perfect lobster roll and phenomenally light fried clams (550 Tremont St.; 617-423-0550; entrées from $26).
2 Boston Chops The city's newest steak house features a terrific wine list and waitstaff, as well as yummy apps (braised beef tongue, crispy oxtail croquettes); excellent sides (spicy broccoli, fingerling potatoes roasted in duck fat with lardons); and swell cocktails (try the Old Town, an old-fashioned enlivened by fig and black walnut). The meat's the thing though, especially the hanger steak with a side of the house steak sauce or chimichurri butter, or the bone-in rib eye (1375 Washington St.; 617-227-5011; entrées from $19).
3 The Butcher Shop A meat-centric counterpart to sister restaurant B&G Oysters across the street, this cozy spot has a long list of wines by the glass and an ever-changing menu. Must-order mainstays include the city's best burger and housemade rillettes and terrines with all the fixings (552 Tremont St.; 617-423-4800; entrées from $16).
4 Coppa A joint venture of hot chefs Jamie Bissonnette and Ken Oringer, Coppa bills itself as an enoteca and serves fabulous housemade salumi, the most dazzling steak tartare in memory, and seriously sublime squid ink pasta (253 Shawmut Ave.; 617-391- 0902; entrées from $11).
5 Grill 23 & Bar A stunning steak house with enormous marble columns, excellent food (the baby-iceberg salad and bone-in rib eye are musts), entertainingly informative waiters, and a killer wine list (161 Berkeley St.; 617-542- 2255; entrées from $25).
6 Legal Harborside The newest branch of homegrown chain Legal Sea Foods features Legal's first formal dining space, on the second floor—a dressed-up version of a ship's dining room, with a rosewood ceiling, glossy black columns, and the most dramatic harbor views in the city. The first floor is more informal, and there's a roof deck for small bites and drinks (270 Northern Ave., Liberty Wharf; 617-477-2900; first-floor entrées from $11, second- floor entrées from $28).
7 **Mistral **One of the loveliest spaces in Boston, with food—mostly French-Mediterranean fare—and chic hostesses to match. Don't miss the seasonal fruit crostadas for dessert or the insanely sumptuous Sunday brunch (223 Columbus Ave.; 617-867-9300; entrées from $21).
8 No. 9 Park Barbara Lynch's flagship restaurant, probably the best fine din- ing spot in the city (9 Park St.; 617-742- 9991; three-course prix fixe, $69).
9 Oleana The flagship of Top Chef Masters' Ana Sortun relies on striking flavors from Turkey, Tunisia, Egypt, and Armenia. A casual neighborhood vibe enhanced by a roaring wood-burning stove in winter and a lovely warm-weather garden. Don't miss the spicy fideos or a vegetable tasting menu that will satisfy even committed carnivores (134 Hampshire St., Cambridge; 617-661-0505; entrées from $24).
10 Rialto Chef Jody Adams's classic, in the Charles Hotel off Harvard Square, uses local ingredients, but the kitchen's focus is on individual regions of Italy that change with the season (1 Bennett St., Cambridge; 617-661- 5050; entrées from $26).
11 Scampo Chef Lydia Shire helped put the Boston food scene on the map. Scampo, one of her latest creations, in the Liberty Hotel, is a must for its signature lobster pizza, spaghetti with cracklings and hot pepper, and the addictive mozzarella bar (215 Charles St.; 617-536-2100; entrées from $13).
12 Toro This amped-up tapas bar from Ken oringer serves addictive small plates like razor clams Barcelona style, divine smoked duck drumettes with a quince glaze, and unbelievable grilled heirloom radishes with nasturtium butter and fried shallots. Wash it all down with a Basque Txakoli rosé (1704 Washington St.; 617-536-4300; tapas from $8).
1 Aquitaine A fun french bistro and home of one of the world's great picker-uppers: the St. Cloud, an incredibly delicious and restorative blend of fresh grapefruit juice, rosemary simple syrup, vodka, and grated lime zest (569 Tremont St.).
2 The Bar The elegant bar at the Taj Hotel is one of the prettiest rooms in the city, with floor-to-ceiling windows that look out on the Public Garden (15 Arlington St.).
3 Bristol Lounge The Four Seasons Hotel's bar is spacious and always lively. Grab a window seat and you'll never want to leave (200 Boylston St.).
4 Cornwall's This handsome pub a block from Fenway Park has an extensive beer selection: 25 on tap and 35 more in bottles (654 Beacon St.).
5 Towne Stove and Spirits Lydia Shire and Jasper White's joint venture has swell food (lobster popovers, truffle oil fries) but, boy, are the drinks tasty. Grab a table outside and try the Southside or Italian Daiquiri (900 Boylston St.).
1 Cardullo's Gourmet Shoppe A treasure trove for everything from Irish butter and English clotted cream to Fee Brothers bitters, creole seasonings, and an astounding assortment of chocolates. Or grab a yummy sandwich to go, like the Radcliffe (country pâté with fig spread and Dijon mustard on a baguette) and channel your inner Ali MacGraw (6 Brattle St., Cambridge).
2 Charles Street Supply One of the world's great hardware stores, on the main thoroughfare in Beacon Hill. Even if you are not in the market for screws or paint, the old-fashioned gum ball machine outside will lure you in. Friendly proprietors will help you with everything from books on Boston to a wicker picnic basket (54-56 Charles St.).
3 South End Formaggio Another dream spot for gourmands—make a picnic with some of its well-sourced cheeses and a swell bottle of wine and head to one of the area's many gorgeous green spaces (268 Shawmut Ave.).
1 The Public Garden Yes, it's one of the city's most famous sights, but also the loveliest—and worth a long linger. There are more than eighty plant species and dozens of exotic trees (including Belgian elms, tea crabs, and Kwanzan cherries), and the elegant, pedal-powered swan boats that ply the lagoon are local treasures.
2 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum The iconoclastic Gardner modeled the museum after a fifteenth-century palazzo and stuffed it with more than 2,500 pieces of art and objects. A new wing by Renzo Piano was added in January 2012. The delightful Gift at the Gardner, one of the country's best museum shops, is filled with gorgeous art books, swell jewelry, and all manner of whimsical bits and bobs (617-566-1401).
3 The South End The largest intact Victorian neighborhood in the country is one of my favorite places to wander, owing to the joyful street life, eleven beautifully maintained residential squares, excellent restaurants, and clusters of galleries in the district called SoWa.
4 Trinity Church Henry Hobson Richardson's 1877 architectural jewel was a game-changing departure from the austere Puritan churches that had previously dominated Boston. Consistently listed by the American Institute of Architects as one of the most architecturally significant buildings in the United States, it also has colorful interiors by John LaFarge, among others.
5 Louisburg Square I love this architectural gem hidden on Beacon Hill that's home to some of the city's handsomest town houses, including the one belonging to Teresa Heinz and John Kerry—you'll know it by the enormous American flag out front.
...And What to Skip The Freedom Trail, while a potentially useful path to the city's most important historic sights (just follow the red line!), is also an invitation to get in line and follow the crowds around town. Much better to amble the city's maze of streets and discover things at your own pace—there's a lot to find that's not on the official trail, anyway.
Robert Parker's entire spenser oeuvre—you needn't even start at the beginning, though the characters, including the supporting cast of complicated gangsters and cool cops, are richly fleshed out over time. The Art Forger, by B.A. Shapiro, is an entertaining rumination on events that could have transpired during the still-unsolved 1990 heist at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (Algonquin Books, $15). The Late George Apley, by John P. Marquand, is an engaging satire of Boston's upper class that won the Pulitzer Prize in 1938 (Back Bay Books, $16).


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Hey Collin!
I came across the new system called Zeus2. Watched the video as usual it seemed a little bit strange – I thought I am watching something familiar. Then I looked through your forex reviews and found it – Zeus 2 is the same scam robot as Insured Trading Software. The script is the same, they only changed the name of the product and the creator of Zeus 2 – Matthew Harrison.
Am I right? Is Zeus2 scam?
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Waltz beneath the stars and bring along this lovely Enchanted Evening Picnic Basket for a romantic moonlight repast. You will have everything necessary for a picnic for four including glasses, eight-inch ceramic plates, corkscrew, insulated cooler bag, cotton cutlery wallet, cotton napkins and a coordinating fleece blanket. Fully lined and offered in either light or dark wicker, this is the perfect addition to any enchanted day or evening.
Picnic & Beyond will warranty its products to be free of any defects in workmanship and materials during its normal life span. Warranty does not apply to any misuse or neglect in usage and caring for the merchandise, as well as reasonable wear and tear. Please contact Picnic & Beyond with any question or concern at 1-800-856-8819.Visit here to view all of Picnic and Beyond Products
Picnic-Basket.com has several delivery options for you to choose from; Ground Delivery, Overnight Delivery, 2nd Day, or 3 Day Select. During "Check Out" simply choose the shipping method that best suits your needs.Delivery time depends on which shipping option you choose. Ground orders take anywhere from 1 to 3 days to leave our warehouse and then, depending on where you live, an additional 1 - 5 days to arrive.If you choose either the Overnight, 2nd Day or 3 Day Select shipping option and it is before 12pm (eastern time zone) then your order will ship the out same day from our warehouse. If it is past 12pm eastern, your order will ship out the next day.
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What is a free write? It is essentially writing without conscious thought.
Most free writes go like this:
You write down whatever comes into your mind for 15 straight minutes either as a word purge (no topic at all) or on a prompt.
There is no right or wrong way of doing a free write, but here are some tips with the way I do it:
I find a place where I am comfortable writing
To completely drown out any unwanted sounds, I put on some soothing instrumental music
A timer is very helpful so I set my timer for about 17 minutes
The best time to do a free write is when you are relaxed so I allow myself a little relaxation time of about 2 minutes – a nice short song length
Then I start writing – anything that comes into my mind, remembering that it does not need to make sense
When the timer goes off, I will either round off the sentence or if the thoughts are flowing I will keep going for a line or two more. Remember there is no absolute 15 minute rule, but as a start 15 minutes is a good length and initially it will feel like a pretty long time.
Once I've finished. I go back and tidy up the grammar, punctuation and paragraphs but other than that, keep the writing untouched.
I remind myself it's not a competition. The idea is not to feel ashamed of what I write but to have some fun and maybe a chuckle or two.
Once you get the hang of a free write, it is quite easy to do and it always amazes me how it turns out.
So for today, let's do a free write either as a word purge (just letting your thoughts ramble) or pick a prompt for yourself – a word, phrase, quote, song, book, anything you want to write on (and naturally the prompts below) and let your fingers fly for 15 minutes. You can add any videos, pictures etc to your post once you have finished so that's not counted in the 15 minutes.
Some Don'ts
Don't sanitize your work – post as you wrote it (you can tidy up the grammar, punctuation and paragraphs)
Don't worry about the length of your post.
Don't plan or procrastinate on anything, just go for it and let your fingers do the writing.
Don't worry about how it will turn out – have faith that whatever you write will be great – you'll be surprised what turns up. Trust me on that.
And some Dos
Do try out free writes as often as you can. You can tag me (Suzy) and Write Tribe on Twitter if you want us to take a look at them.
Do have fun.
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If you are new to Friday Reflections, here's what it's about. It's the end of the week, you're probably exhausted with work, and all you want to do is sit back, put your feet up, sip on some fancy cocktail or wine, and write away. Sanch and Write Tribe give you writing prompts and all you have to do is choose any one of those prompts to blog about and link up between Friday and Monday. After you link up, be sure to spread the love by visiting other bloggers who have linked up too.
Feel free to add our Friday Reflections badge to your post or sidebar! Follow us on Twitter @FridayReflect and join our Facebook Group. Share your post on social media with the hashtag #FridayReflections.
Our featured writers for last week is Eloquent Mind who shared the sights, sounds and memories outside her window.
Prompts for this week
1. Write a poem that is about a brick wall – whether literally or figuratively.
2. Write about a point in life where things turned for the better or worse.
3. A well-loved toy from my childhood.
4. "No one can make you feel inferior without your consent." – Eleanor Roosevelt, This is my Story. Use this is a post of your own
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Wapanachee Cottage, built around 1888, is one of the cornerstone summer homes on Lake Morey. The Cottage comfortably accommodates up to twelve guests, and the spectacular wraparound porch makes you feel like you are on top of the water. Enjoy a morning cup of coffee overlooking the lake while the loons call and the bald eagles and peregrine falcons dive for their breakfasts.
The 3,200-square-foot cottage offers four bedrooms, three and a half baths, a TV room, living room with large fireplace, full kitchen, dining room, rec room, and a one-bedroom efficiency apartment.
The private patio, just steps from the lake, is ideal for an evening barbecue, and the cottage has its own private dock, which extends 50 feet into Lake Morey. Guests are offered full privileges at the adjacent Lake Morey Resort. July and August weekly rentals include one round of golf per person, per day.


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Ms. Koerner is pursuing her PhD at UBC in the Department of Geography. Her research interests are in resilience building; particularly, how people and place matter in a rapidly globalizing world; how they engage in innovative partnerships, at a variety of scales, developing economic strategies and practices, for-profit and not-for-profit, to improve their well-being—economic, environmental and socio-cultural.
Ms. Koerner has an extensive background in philanthropy and the non-profit sector, including employment with both The Vancouver Foundation (Vancouver, BC) as a Program Director and Calmeadow Foundation (Toronto, ON) as a Program Officer. In addition, Ms. Koerner has worked as an independent consultant on micro-enterprise projects in Canada, the USA and overseas.
Ms. Koerner is the founding and Past Chair of Ecotrust Canada, a Vancouver-based enterprising non-profit working at the intersection of conservation and community economic development. She also served on the board of Ecotrust (Portland, OR) as a Director and Vice-Chair, 1994-2005.
Ms. Koerner is a founding member of the Museum of Anthropology External Advisory Board (Vancouver), 2007-present. She was also a member of UBC Campaign Steering Committee, 2009-2011, and is a member of the UBC Campaign Cabinet, 2011-present. Ms. Koerner is a Trustee of The Koerner Foundation (Toronto, ON).
Ms. Koerner served as a board member of BC Women's Hospital Foundation (1995-1998), as a director of St. John Ambulance British Columbia/Yukon, 1994-2000, and as founding President of the Vancouver Child Study Center, 1997-1999.
She earned her M.A. in International Affairs from the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs (Ottawa, ON)in 1984, and a BA Honours in Geography from Queen's University (Kingston, ON) in 1982.Ms. Koerner lives in Vancouver with her husband, Robert Safrata. They have four young adult children.


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Now that I'm on maternity leave I've got some time to update my website properly and share a few of my favourite things with you.
1. Heath Ceramics: California based pottery company producing tableware and accessories.
2. Elk Accessories: Melbourne retailer that offers contemporary designed fashion jewellery, knitwear and homewares.
3. Dear Gladys: vintage fashion store in Melbourne that is the retail arm for charity Fitted For Work, which assists unemployed disadvantaged women find work and dress for success.
4. Red Door Corner Store: this is my local cafe / food-a-torium. Everything is made fresh on site and if their South American hot chocolate (with chilli and cinnamon) doesn't keep you coming back for more the homemade hot cross buns will.
5. Books for Cooks: this a a must for anyone who likes to eat or cook.
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Financial Aid For Current Students
As a current student, it is important that you file your FAFSA each year before the deadline, know how to maintain any aid you have received while attending Pace University, or know how to obtain Financial Aid for the first time since being enrolled.
Whether you are applying for aid for the first time or renewing your applications, follow the Pace Financial Aid Process for obtaining Financial Aid:
The Pace Financial Aid Process
Below are the steps we recommend you take in order to get the most out of Financial Aid. Please click on each of the links below for further details about each step.
- Review our General Eligibility & Important Policy information.
- Note important deadlines.
- File your FAFSA before February 15 using your FSA ID (Visit the Federal Student Aid website if you have forgotten your FSA ID or still need to obtain one).
- Be sure to list Pace University's FAFSA school code for your home campus
- New York City Campus code: 002791
- Pleasantville Campus Code: 002792
- White Plains Campus Code: 002727
- Approximately one to two weeks after filing the FAFSA the Federal Processing Center will send you an electronic Student Aid Report (eSAR). It is essential that you read the comments, check the data, and follow all instructions listed.
- Look out for an Award Letter from Pace University around June (the Financial Aid Office may also request additional documentation, such as tax return transcripts).
- Accept or decline your Financial Aid for the academic year using the MyPace portal.
- Look out for any additional correspondence from the Financial Aid office.
- Know what your next steps are if you accepted any scholarships, work study or student loans.
- Make sure you understand how to maintain or renew your Financial Aid for future years of enrollment.
Renewal Criteria For Financial Aid
Most Financial Aid is renewable on a yearly basis, provided there is adequate funding, and the student remains eligible. Remaining eligible refers to continuing to meet the criteria for receiving your awards and maintaining Satisfactory Academic Progress for federal and Institutional funds ("Good Academic Standing" for New York State funds).
Please make sure you review the details of the Satisfactory Academic Progress and Good Academic Standing policies, found in the Policy Information section of the website.
Please also stay up-to-date with and read all communications received from the Financial Aid Office and information available on the MyPace Portal. Finally, please always feel free to speak with a Financial Aid Counselor if you have any questions.


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The Kings Academy – Brochure Design
Following the successful re-design of The Kings Academy 2017 brochure and marketing items. The Inline team was asked to re-design and update the brochure for 2018 season, image lead with key factual information about the school. The brochure was created to a square format.
Following the newly created 2018 brochure design, a number of digital adverts were also designed along with a 2pp square flyer.
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By Adam Wazny - Winnipeg Free Press, Photo Ken Gigliotti - Winnipeg Free Press
After 18 days on choppy waters, members of the Ininiwi Aski Quest finished with a smooth glide into their Winnipeg port.
The crew from the Northern Manitoba community of Cross Lake arrived to the sound of drums and cheers at The Forks this afternoon. It was a warm welcome for the paddlers, who made the 890-kilometre canoe journey through mighty headwinds, a few thunderstorms and a broken boat.
"This is special, this is really something else," a humbled Nelson McKay said moments after stepping out of the large warrior canoe and on the concrete platform that hugged the Assiniboine River. "It was tough but the arms and shoulders feel good, though. I could keep going."
The goal of the 18-day paddle that started at Cross Lake (Pimicikamak Cree Nation), south along the east side of Lake Winnipeg and eventually onto the Red River, was to get the youth in the Northern Manitoba community connected to their environment. It was also designed to bring attention to the needs of Lake Winnipeg, which environmental groups have distinguished as one of the most threatened lakes in the world.
The paddlers were supposed to leave on July 7 but the weather in Cross Lake wouldn't co-operate, so the launch was pushed back to the next day. They made it to Norway House the first day on the water, but were forced to wait another day because of high winds.
At one point, the group had to fetch another canoe from Cross Lake, as their first vessel cracked due to the stress of the 14-member crew and the rocky waters.
Officials with the journey reported no injuries (outside of a jammed pinkie finger) and no health issues for any of the members -- including an 81-year-old grandmother -- along the way.


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Fujitsu Claims Nearly One-Half of Enterprise-Level Document Imaging Market
Thursday, September 27, 2001
Press release from the issuing companySAN JOSE, Calif.--Sept. 26, 2001-- Fujitsu Computer Products of America, Inc. (FCPA), a market leader in document imaging scanners, today disclosed previously-unreleased market share figures that indicate it owns nearly one-half of the enterprise-level document imaging scanner market worldwide. According to data gathered by InfoTrends Research Group, Inc., a Boston-based market research and consulting firm focused on PC imaging, image capture technologies and markets, Fujitsu's Imaging Product Group (IPG) in calendar year 2000 held a 49 percent share (in units shipped) of the enterprise-level document imaging scanner market. That market share figure reflects nearly 7 percent market share growth from calendar year 1999, when Fujitsu enjoyed 46 percent market share. The disclosure comes just days before FCPA unveils its Fall 2001 line of enterprise-level document imaging products on October 1, 2001 at the ARMA show in Montreal, Canada. "Fujitsu has always been a front-runner in terms of technology, reliability, and its relationship with its channel partners,'' said InfoTrends analyst Susan Moyse. "In light of that, it is no surprise that it should enjoy such a substantial share of the document imaging market. Fujitsu is extremely well-positioned not only to extend its market share in 2001, but more strategically, to capitalize on industry trends such as the adoption of color and distributed imaging.'' In its report on calendar year 2000 vendor unit shipments, InfoTrends compared document imaging vendors, including Fujitsu, across five distinct product categories, which include: * Workgroup Category (at a price point under $2,000, with throughput generally up to 20 pages-per-minute (ppm)) * Departmental Category (price points ranging from $2,000 - 6,000, at 20-36 ppm); * Low volume production (price points ranging from $6,000 - 12,000, at 36-50 ppm); * Mid volume production (price points ranging from $12,000 - 29,000 K, at 42-85 ppm); * High volume production (price points ranging from $30,000 plus, at 60 ppm+). Fujitsu currently offers document imaging products in the first four of these five categories. "We are excited at the gains we've witnessed in the document imaging business and about our future opportunities,'' said Shinichi Mori, vice president of imaging products group, FCPA. "As customers increasingly look toward color document imaging and distributed document imaging solutions, we are confident they will continue to adopt Fujitsu imaging technologies.''
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Imām As-Sa'di (rahimahullāh) explained the following part of āyah 73 from sūrah Āli Imrān:
قُلْ إِنَّ الْهُدَىٰ هُدَى اللَّهِ
"Verily! Right guidance is the Guidance of Allah" (Āli- Imrān: 73)
This verse and those similar to it, show us that whomsoever seeks guidance and the correct way from other than the Qur'ān and the Sunnah, then he has become misguided and left the correct path. Because (true) guidance is restricted to the guidance of Allāh, that which he sent with the Messenger (sallallāhu alaihi wa salam).
Fath ar-Rahīm al-Malik al-'Alām fī 'ilm al-'Aqā'id wa at-Tawhīd wa al-Akhlāq wa al-Ahkhām al-Mustambita min al-Qur'ān – pg 216


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For the health and safety of the Grand Valley community, remote academic instruction will continue through June 17. The Admissions office is available to answer calls Mon.-Fri. from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 616-331-2025 or 1-800-748-0246 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Additional instructions and updates at www.gvsu.edu/coronavirus
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ILOG Rules for .NET integrates with Office 2007, .NET 3.0
By tying into Microsoft Office 2007 and the .NET Framework 3.0, ILOG Rules for .NET aims to ease the process of crafting and deploying business rules.
ILOG Rules for .NET 3.0, the latest business rules management system (BRMS) for .NET from ILOG, introduces integration with Microsoft Office 2007 and the .NET Framework 3.0. The former aims to make life easier for business analysts and other end users, while the latter addresses the needs of developers and architects.
Chris Berg, product manager at ILOG, recently chatted with SearchWinDevelopment.com about the philosophy around which the company built Rules for .NET 3.0.This philosophy centers on three BRMS principles that ILOG aims to improve -- agility, deployment and developer-user interaction.
To address the latter issue, Rules for .NET 3.0 has added a Rules Studio for developers and a Rules tab within Office 2007 for end users.
Rules Studio is integrated with Visual Studio 2005; it lets developers express rules around a model and take advantage of IntelliRule, a feature similar to the code completion lifesaver that is IntelliSense. End users, on the other hand, can edit and manage business rules through a Rules tab in the Office 2007 "Ribbon" user interface.
"The developer data model is imported and the business user sees the concepts, not the code or the objects," Berg explained. "The user can make changes to the rule and then send it back to Visual Studio for the developer to work on."
As for agility and deployment, both are addressed through integration with the .NET Framework 3.0, particularly Windows Communication Foundation, Windows Workflow Foundation and BizTalk Server. This combination of SOA tools allows new and updated business rules to be shared via a Web service. As Berg put it, all applications that act as a SOA client will receive that decision "in a hot manner," which offers a substantial improvement over the static phases of the software development life cycle.
For ILOG, WCF is an attractive SOA platform because architects are likely to be using it already, Berg noted. Microsoft's continuing outreach through its Industry Partners program and its Business Process Alliance, which ILOG joined in December, doesn't hurt either. Nor does the ability to align Rules for .NET with more than a dozen Microsoft Products, from Visual Studio 2005 and the .NET 3.0 suite to SharePoint 2007.
"We're really keen on being able to do this with Microsoft," said Desmond Delandro, ILOG's vice president of strategic alliance. Meanwhile, membership in the Business Process Alliance gives ILOG and other partners key access to Oslo, Microsoft's SOA vision encompassing future versions of Visual Studio, the .NET Framework and BizTalk Server.
Other new features of ILOG Rules for .NET 3.0 include FastPath, which executes business rules in a sequential fashion and, as a result, improves performance for certain project types.


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09/12/2010The next generation of yachts from CMN
Two exciting new projects are well underway for the future generation of new yacht owners that will come to CMN to build their dream yacht.
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29/10/2010Showboat Awards – Palm Beach – Florida – 26 October 2010
The ShowBoats Design Awards 2010 ceremony took place on the 26th of October at the exclusive Mar A Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida.
12/10/2010Monaco Yacht Show 2010
A strong, positive and busy show for CMN, with a new stand Darse Nord and outside booth facing CMN superyacht Cloud 9, one of the "not to be missed yachts".
12/10/2010Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show 2010
Come and see us on CMN new stand located in the Super Yacht Annex (n° 1307)
Our team will be pleased to welcome you and introduce to you CMN latest 44m and 60m projects.
It's on a brand new booth that CMN team will have the pleasure of your visit this year, for the 20th edition of the Monaco Yacht Show, from Sept 22nd to SEPT 25th.
14/04/2010Abu Dhabi MAR and ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems establish strategic partnership
Abu Dhabi MAR, the international shipbuilding group based in Abu Dhabi, and ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems have signed a contract for the sale of Blohm + Voss to Abu Dhabi MAR. The contract includes the acquisition of Blohm + Voss Shipyards in Hamburg and the civil shipbuilding facilities of the former HDW Gaarden including employees in Kiel. Abu Dhabi MAR will also acquire an 80% stake in each of Blohm + Voss Repair and Blohm + Voss Industries, both of Hamburg.
08/03/2010A memorable show for CMN shipyard
Held at Yas Marina from Feb 25th to Feb 27th, the 2nd Abu Dhabi Yacht Show saw a turnout of over 6,000 visitors over the three-day event which featured more than 140 exhibitors.
Slipstream & Cloud 9 have been selected as Finalists for Boat International's World Superyacht Awards.
28/01/2010Abu Dhabi MAR grows by the yard
Abu Dhabi MAR is quickly making a name for itself – not only with its huge new facility in the Middle East, but also with its acquisitions of some key European yards. Boat International spoke to Abu Dhabi MAR's chairman, Mr Iskandar Safa, to find out more...
15/01/2010CMN 32m catamaran Lady Barbaretta starts a new life as Necker Belle
Built in 2003 by CMN, this ground breaking carbon Nomex catamaran...
25th to 27th February 2010
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Lately Rocksbox has been killing it with their selection! And it seems I have a thing for pavé.
Sophie Harper Pavé Circle Studs
Jules Smith Pavé Cinched Ring in Gold
SLATE Pavé Triangle Earrings
Gorjana Crescent Shimmer Necklace
House of Harlow 1960 Tessellation Necklace
Top Picture: Sophie Harper Circle Ring Set
They fall right into my little obsession with delicate jewelry.


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Memo to Madison Avenue: The digital shift is on the horizon.
Digital outlets will overtake television — which has long drawn more ad dollars than any other kind of media — to dominate the US market by 2017, a new forecast shows.
Spending on the digital sector will hit $72 billion, taking its market share of all media to 38 percent and outstripping the $70.5 billion projected for television, according to a new report from Magna Global.
Forecasters have been trying to pin down when the Internet will surpass TV. Research firm eMarketer expects it won't happen until 2018.
Magna also calls for ad revenues posted by US media owners — or "core media" — to reach a new high of $172 billion in 2015. Core media's jump from an estimated $167 billion for this year suggests ad spending will finally surpass its current record of $169 billion, which was achieved in 2007.
It also suggests Madison Avenue will have taken six years to recover from the 20 percent ad-revenue hit experienced at the height of the financial crisis in 2008 and 2009.
Before returning to such exalted heights, however, core media must first overcome some unexpected second-quarter softness.
This softness, following a strong first quarter, was severe enough for Magna to cut the 6 percent core-media growth previously forecast for all of 2014 to 5.1 percent.
The media forecaster blamed the forecast reduction on unexpected slowdowns in most traditional media categories. Hurt most, it says, were local TV stations and non-Hispanic TV networks.
Some ad spending slated for the second quarter may have been prematurely spent, to take advantage of the Winter Olympics in the first quarter, Magna said.
More worrisome to TV's traditional players is the accelerating trend among advertisers to divert dollars previously earmarked for TV to digital media and, in particular, to online video.


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Chris Paul lets us know who the biggest redneck is and tells us what it is to be an American dad.
Click here to listen to the full Morning Minute.
This is Chris Paul from the TJMS running through the top stories in roughly sixty seconds with The Morning Minute.
Racist rock singer Ted Nugent wasted no time expressing his feelings about the reelection of President Obama. Nugent went on Twitter and said, 'You pimps, whores and welfare brats have a President.' Okay, Ted Nugent, while you're busy hating on the President, I'm going to take time out to congratulate you on being voted the BIGGEST REDNECK IN AMERICA!
In other post-election news former NBA star Scotty Pippen says that President Obama is just like Michael Jordan. I don't know if that's true, because if Michael Jordan were President, he'd use his authority as Commander in Chief to invade white women, and he's never pull out.
An Iraqi woman in Phoenix was given a sentence of probation because she padlocked her teenage daughter to the bed just for talking to a boy. Is that how Iraqi parents do it? Wow, what a difference in cultures. As a father with a daughter myself I can saw wholeheartedly I would never, ever padlock my daughter to a pad just for talking to a boy, but I will beat his ass with a baseball bat, because I'm an American father.
I'm Chris Paul, and this was The Morning Minute.


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Since I'm fairly close to your Clackamas facility I was wondering if there is a chance of picking up an order to avoid shipping.
With most products you can, however this shirt and few others we sell are printed on-demand and shipped by a partner of ours off-site. But any of our classic tees (Grand Goals, Squat Face, Anti-Fragile, Whiskey and Deadlifts, The Lab) you can pick up at the Lab during business hours!


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This page shows the planned and accomplished deliverables of the K-Drive project. Each deliverable can be a specification, a report or a prototype. Each deliverable can also have different dissemination level. By the grant agreement, only PU (public) deliverable can be downloaded by external viewers.
The following deliverable list is accomplished by the end of M23 and draft deliverables of M24.
D1.1 Semantic Data: a PU Specification. (M9, UNIABDN)
D1.2 Case study requirements on Exploitation of Public Semantic Data: a PU Report. (M9, ISOCO)
D1.3 Case study evaluation benchmark: a PU Specification. (M12, ISOCO)
D2.1 Integrated ePC3 ontologies: an RE Specification (M9, UNIABDN)
D2.1b Integrated healthcare ontologies: an RE Specification (M21, UNIABDN)
D2.2 ePC3 case study requirements: an RE Report (M9, IBM)
D2.2b Healthcare case study requirements: an RE Report (M22, IBM)
D2.3 ePC3 case study evaluation benchmark: an RE Specification (M12, IBM)
D2.3b ePC3 case study evaluation benchmark: an RE Specification (M24, IBM)
D3.1 Generated key queries for the case studies: a PU Report (M15, IBM)
D3.1b Generated key queries for the case studies: a PU Report (M21, IBM)
D3.2 Key query generation and answering engine (M24,��UNIABDN)
D4.1 UI Barrier Report: a PU Report (M21, ISOCO)
D4.2 Intelligent UI design: a PU Specification (M24, UNIABDN)
D4.3 Intelligent UI prototype: a PU Prototype (M30, ISOCO)
D5.1A dynamic knowledge base: a PU Specification (M24, IBM)
D5.2 A dynamic query generator: a PU Prototype (M43, UNIABDN)
D5.3 A user query generator: an RE Prototype (M52, IBM)
D6.1 Ontology stream maintenance: a PU Report (M24, UNIABDN))
D6.2 Stream querying for open data: a PU Report (M30, UNIABDN)
D6.3 Stream querying for private data: a PU Report (M43, IBM)
D7.1 User model definition: a PU Specification (M30, UNIABDN)
D7.2 Interactive UI design: a PU Specification (M43, ISOCO)
D7.3 Interactive UI prototype: an RE Prototype (M46, ISOCO)
D8.1 Efficient justification technologies: a PU Report (M46, IBM)
D8.2 Efficient abductive reasoning technologies: a PU Report (M52, UNIABDN)
D9.1 Task identification and definition: a PU Report (M46, ISOCO)
D9.2 Solution planning technology: a PU Report (M52, UNIABDN)
(Because of the knowledge protection reason, some of the deliverables are not available on-line; If you want to access those deliverables for academic research or teaching reasons, please contact with the K-Drive team directly. Thanks!)


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So You Think You Want To Scrapbook
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How To Save Money On Scrapbook Supplies
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You may remember her parent's maternity session, well this is the precious little lady that was hiding out in the beautiful baby bump. Miss Ava was a dream to work with, we had so much fun. I love that her parents brought along lots of personal items for me to incorporate into the session. Check out this little beauty <3
About Whitney
I have been blessed with the most amazing gifts. My 4 boys, my husband and my passion for childbirth have all led me to where I am today and continue to spur me on each day. Each step along the path of this crazy, beautiful life that I have the privilege of living has been humbling and awe inspiring.