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For pitchers that take pride in both how they throw and how they field the ball, the Wilson A2K 11.75" glove should be at the top of the wish list. The D33 pattern was designed by Wilson Master Craftsman Shigeaki Aso and is built with a deep pocket perfect for concealing grip changes and making tough defensive plays.
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150 Kaiulani Avenue, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii, 96815
Perfectly located in the heart of Waikiki, the hotel is very close to the beach. It is also just 15 km far away from the Honolulu Airport. This hotel has in all 19 floors housing as many as 441 guest rooms. Hotel amenities here include lifts, shops, 3 restaurants with bar, cafe bars, a hairdressing salon, a conference room and public Internet access. Favorable laundry services are also available for all the visitors. Rooms here are clean and wonderful and are equipped with many modern facilities.
Ideal location close to beach
15 km off the airport
High speed free internet access
Excellent room services
Varied facilities
Friendly working staffs
Not pet friendly
Only three stars
The hotel was great with excellent situation - comfortable big beds - high definition TVs - nice coffee makes
Rooms were comfortable and nice - friendly working staffs - but it did not welcome pets
The front desk manager was very professional and lovely - great location - excellent value for money and services
The wireless internet access was really speedy and great - it was a really fantastic hotel
Complimentary breakfasts here were very nice - outstanding hotel experience
We will definitely stay here again - new fridges - coffee makers - ironing equipments - satellite TV (more…)
250 Beachwalk, Honolulu, Oahu, HI 96815
Located at the sea shore of Hawaii with facing north Pacific, the Breakers Hotel is an oasis amid various shopping, dining and accommodation neighbors along Kalakaua Ave with typical Hawaii feature. It is an ideal position for being so close to two beach parks and one of the most famous properties in Waikki. Each room from the Breakers Hotel offers its customers tropical-style balconies with picturesque scenery.
Secure staying in the hotel
Minutes walking to Waikki Beach
Great public transportation
Various local shopping options
Very friendly staff and circumstance
Free parking
No discounts offered by hotel
Lacking microwave in the room
Staffs could remember every customer's name - old style hotel with modern facilities
Rooms with Japanese style - a tea ceremony study center next door
Each room with kitchens - public nearby for parking - 2 stories hotel with nice garden view - some natives were chatting in the room with doors opened - a small ABC store on the opposite side - well kept furniture from old days - a central courtyard with a pool outside of the guest room - coffee at hotel lobby - no need to rent a car
A Japanese restaurant and teahouse on-site - some rooms without A/C (more…)
320 Lewers Street, Honolulu, Hawaii
This is a small boutique hotel, serving as a peaceful oasis in bustling Waikiki. All guest rooms and suites here have private balconies. There are also in-room jet spa and a stereo entertainment system. During your stay in this hotel, you can walk to Waikiki Beach, shopping or dining, to your heart's content. You are guaranteed a convenient and comfortable stay here.
Decent location to many shops and restaurants
Free continental breakfast
Private Jacuzzi
Surprisingly friendly staff
Old amenities
Improvements needed in many areas
Small Hotel located in a fairly quiet area - had easy access to shopping, beach and restaurants - common areas are well kept - very small but cozy pool - didn't expect on view for lanai - the room was clean and spacious
Rooms were large enough for family travelers - comfortable lodging experience, but rooms needed update - the bathroom was large - the floor and sink were in good condition - the whirlpool tub was old - the hardware and shower head needed replacing
I would consider staying here again if the much needed improvements were made (more…)
2464 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815
The Aston Waikiki Circle Hotel is about 10 miles from Honolulu International Airport. Nearby attractions include Diamond Head, Waikiki Beach and Pearl Harbor. The hotel provides a surfboard parking lot, dry cleaning services, children's welcome amenities and photocopy service. All the 104 rooms are appointed with high-speed Internet access, air-conditioning, telephones, data ports, refrigerators, cable TV and hairdryers.
Perfect location, close to local attractions
Daily maid service available
Complimentary newspaper
Fantastic views
Public areas accessible to wheelchairs
No swimming pool is available
Parking costs $12 per night
A partial ocean view - room was small but satisfactory - friendly and helpful staff - excellent value for price
A room with ocean front view - pleasant and efficient staff - a selection of rooms with city view and ocean view - clean and quiet rooms - comfortable beds - bathroom was newly renovated and clean
Lanai was overlooking all the activities on the street and beach - staff was always warm, friendly and helpful - oceanfront room was perfect for watching the parade
Prime location for viewing Waikiki beach across the street - newly restored rooms were lovely and cozy - quick and painless check-in
Rooms were small but recently remodeled and very clean - free newspaper each morning - free Kona coffee in the lobby - view of ocean and beach was spectacular (more…)
2470 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, Oahu, HI 96815
Aston Waikiki Beach Tower is widely known as one of the most luxurious condominium resorts in Waikiki. With a convenient location near the center of the main stretch, the hotel provides easy access to various ocean activities. The resort has spacious and beautifully decorated suites, complete with fully equipped kitchen. All suites offer breathtaking oceanfront views or spectacular Waikiki sunset. Looking for some recreational activities? The heated swimming pool, jet spa and sauna are all available.
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Fees for the use of meeting rooms
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Free valet parking was really terrific - great location - Waikiki Beach just across the street from the hotel - lots of restaurants and shopping destinations within walking distance
Felt like royalty - hotel staff was particularly helpful and friendly - awesome twice daily maid service - partial ocean view rooms were perfect
The swimming pool was not big - room upgrades for an extra fee - free upgrades offered on some special occasions - elevators could be painfully slow
Free in-room Wi-Fi access was good - wonderful free buffet breakfast - enjoyed live music during breakfast and dinner - best place to stay in Waikiki Beach - perfect home away from home for an enjoyable lifelong experience
A little pricey for $700 per night - incredible condo living in Waikiki Beach (more…)
2570 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, Oahu, HI 96815
It's not uncommon that guests always fall in love with Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel at first sight. The urban-Hawaiian beach theme in the lobby and tropical colors of the guestrooms are obviously appealing to travelers. Apart from that, its fantastic ocean view and convenient access to restaurants, shopping and attractions are also highlights that make the hotel an ideal retreat for tourists from all over the world. All rooms of the hotel are designed with the guests' comfort in mind and thoughtful amenities are offered to ensure you a memorable stay.
Large swimming pool
Meeting facilities & conference room
State-of-the-art fitness center
Complimentary breakfast on the beach
High speed internet access in all rooms
Free coloring book & crayons for children
Children stay free in existing beds
Complimentary daily newspaper
Free Wi-Fi service in upper lobby
Early morning noise from the beach
Free Wi-Fi only available in the lobby
Valet parking fee - $27/day
The best part of my stay was looking the ocean over the palm trees - the ocean view room was just fantastic - our room had incredible views of Waikiki Beach - early morning noise from the beach was a little annoying
Typical buffet style continental breakfast was excellent - the free breakfast was better on weekends - free breakfast was good, with quick staff like muffins, cereal, yogurt, etc
Staff was really helpful - the free breakfast by the pool was wonderful - complimentary breakfast was available from 6:30 to 8:30 every morning - the Tiki Bar & Restaurant was cool - the Tiki Bar was great and loved its daily Happy Hour specials
Nice room with flat screen TV - room was a little small but with enough space for our luggage - there was a small lanai to enjoy the ocean view, pretty good
Nice room, comfy bed and full sized sofa bed - the coffee table was of good size - spotless bathroom - a great lanai for people watching and surfer watching - breakfast on the beach was pretty nice - Bed was SO comfortable and flat screen TV was a plus (more…)
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The Wellbeing Cafe is based in the Students' Union, with a proactive focus on wellbeing. We use surplus food to create a healthy pay-as-you-feel meal every Monday during term time. Everyone is welcome, staff and students, as we want it to be a space where everyone is equal. You can use the space for whatever you need it to be - there is no pressure to eat, or to socialise with others.
Our first ever Wellbeing Cafe was in October 2016. The initiative was started by the 2016/17 Development Officer (Michael Kind) and the Welfare Officer (Anna Mullaney) with hopes that it will form a space that aims to holistically tackle some of the key welfare issues for students, by creating a feeling of community and overcoming isolation.
Whether you are interested in volunteering as part of our kitchen team or welcoming our guests, we are always looking for more entusiastic volunteers to help run our weekly events! The best way to find out more about volunteering is by contacting us through our facebook page or alternatively by sending us an email (listed in the "contact us" section)
If you're less of a volunteer and more of an eater - thats perfect too - naturally we do need people to come eat what our volunteers cook up! The Wellbeing Cafe is currently 5pm-7pm in Uni Central, located on the fourth floor of the Student's Union. For up-to-date events, check out our facebook page!
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November 20, 2018
The holidays are supposed to be a time of year when you can reconnect with family and friends and enjoy the spirit of the season.
I used to adore Thanksgiving. The buttery smell of the hot turkey roasting in the oven, the pure excitement of spending time with my little cousins and the warm comfort that comes with being tucked inside a cozy home while the chilly November wind howls outside, are all fond memories I have of Turkey Days past.
But, it seems like each holiday becomes more difficult to handle.
I'm blessed with two supportive parents, a brother and a sister who always make me laugh and the sweetest golden retriever puppy you'll ever meet. But the rift between us and our extended family seems to grow wider with each passing year, and I'm at a loss on how to fix it.
Critical comments about college decisions, hurtful remarks about significant others and the outcome of the previous presidential election have all taken its toll on the relationships we share with some of our aunts and uncles. And sadly, I know so many others out there can relate.
I don't talk to some of my family members during the year. The long months of summer fun and school responsibility provide an effective distraction and it's only around the holidays that the pain re-emerges.
I'm not going to pretend I have all the answers for those in a similar boat. But I do have a few coping strategies that I'm going to utilize this year as we all gather around the Thanksgiving table.
Sometimes the only thing you can do is paste a smile on your face and do your best. Even when a comment rubs you the wrong way or you're struggling to keep your frustration in check. Remind yourself of the people who accept you for who you are and love you unconditionally, and prioritize spending time with those in your life who make you feel good about yourself.
I know deep down that I will never click with some people in my family and that's okay. The only thing you can do is be yourself and remember that in a few years you might not even see some of these family members again.
This holiday season, I encourage you to take time for yourself and do your best when it comes to your family. It may not be easy, but you are strong enough to handle anything, even a mean-spirited remark from someone you love. The recipe I wanted to share this month is one my favorites. It's super simple, and I encourage you to make it with those in your life who support you and make you a better version of yourself. This time of year can be hard, but pecan pie bars made with extra brown sugar and love always help. Enjoy!
Brown Butter Pecan Pie Bars
Recipe courtesy sallysbakingaddiction.com
1 cup ( 2 sticks) unsalted butter
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 cup unsalted butter
1/2 cup packed light or dark brown sugar
1/2 cup pure maple syrup
2 Tablespoons heavy cream
2 large eggs, beaten
3 cups coarsely chopped pecans
optional: sea salt for sprinkling
1.) Preheat the oven to 350°F and grease a 9×13 inch pan or line with parchment paper leaving an overhang on the sides to lift the finished bars out. Set aside.
For the crust: Slice the butter up into pieces and place in a light-colored skillet. (Light colored helps you determine when the butter begins browning.) Melt the butter over medium heat, stirring occasionally. Once melted, the butter will begin to foam. Keep stirring occasionally. After 5-8 minutes, the butter will begin browning– you'll notice lightly browned specks begin to form at the bottom of the pan and it will have a nutty aroma. Once browned, remove from heat immediately and allow to cool for 5 minutes.
2.) In a large bowl, stir the brown butter, granulated sugar, vanilla extract, and salt together in a medium bowl. Stir in the flour until evenly combined. Press the mixture evenly into the prepared baking pan. Bake for 15 minutes.
3.) For the topping: Combine the butter, brown sugar, maple syrup, and heavy cream in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Whisk to combine the ingredients and dissolve the sugar. Bring to a boil and allow to boil for 3 minutes. As it is boiling, carefully spoon 1/2 cup of the mixture into a glass measuring cup. Slowly drizzle and stir hot mixture into the eggs. Stir frequently to keep it moving so the eggs do not scramble. Once all of the mixture is added to the beaten eggs, slowly drizzle and whisk this back into the pot. The trick is to always be stirring/whisking to avoid scrambling the eggs. Remove from heat, stir in the pecans, and pour evenly over the crust.
4.) Bake for 30-35 minutes. A toothpick inserted in the center should come out *mostly* clean. If the top is getting too brown as it bakes, loosely cover with aluminum foil. Remove from the oven, set on a wire rack, and allow to cool completely before cutting into squares. Cover and store leftover bars at room temperature or in the refrigerator for up to 1 week.


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Whose Line Is It Anyway?
The Great Drew Carey Burn-Off of 2004 continues as ABC airs another new Whose Line, slowly getting rid of the 300 unaired episodes they've got locked away in their vault underneath Disneyland. You know, this show has its moments (I liked the sitcom parody about the model and the sumo wrestler look for that next year on ABC), but it doesn't hold a candle to the original British series, which you can still catch in reruns on Comedy Central. Drew is a nice enough guy and that's actually part of the problem. The host of the British version was the unflappable Clive Anderson, who never met a hilarious put-down he didn't like. When he chided a player for a bad sketch, you could tell he really meant it. Half of the performers looked like they wanted to punch him out, while the other half worked their butts off to avoid giving him any ammunition. Remember this lesson kids: A scared improver is frequently a hilarious improver.
Kingdom Hospital
Speaking of shows getting lost in translation, how about this misbegotten remake of Lars von Trier's Danish miniseries? The original Kingdom is sheer genius; funny and freaky (and often both at the same time), it's required viewing for anyone who loves a good ghost story. If your local video store doesn't stock it, keep annoying them until they do. (The exact method of annoyance is up to you. I usually find that following the clerks around quoting lines from Robin Williams movies Patch Adams is always a reliable one does the trick). It wasn't a bad idea to let our own national bogeyman Stephen King run with the premise, but the esteemed author sadly dropped the ball. The only people scared by his version were ABC executives when they read the overnight ratings. Oh well. Better luck next time, Stephen.
Celebrity Poker Showdown
Okay, I take back what I said a few weeks ago: Dave Foley is the perfect guy to host Showdown. Maybe he was just having an off night the last time I watched or, more likely, he finally discovered where Bravo was hiding the booze. About five minutes in to last night's episode, I remembered why I love this guy. He's just so snarky! And I love the way he befuddles cohost and resident poker expert Phil Gordon with his non sequiturs. They're like the real-life version of the dog-show commentators from Best in Show. Oh, and the game was pretty exciting, too. Who knew that heavily tattooed rocker Dave Navarro was so normal? Or that Jennie Garth had such a good poker face? (I had always assumed that she was born with that blank expression.) And what the hell happened to Jerry O'Connell? He was a hero for chubby kids everywhere in Stand by Me and he rocked as Ultraman on My Secret Identity. But he's grown up into such a putz! I kept rooting for Willie Garson to reach over and smack him upside the head.
Kevin and Drew Unleashed
Further proof that there is life after reality TV, provided you've got the right shtick. On this new Discovery Channel series, everyone's favorite bald, bickering frat guys from the first Amazing Race tool around the country in an RV and perform various challenges. (Think The Simple Life with slightly more class and less fashion sense.) In last night's premiere, they dropped by a seedy Florida alligator park, where they frolicked with the reptiles, and paid a pointless visit to the Oceanspray headquarters in Massachusetts, where they herded some cranberries. Kevin and Drew are as endearing as ever, but these tasks have gotta get more interesting soon or they'll be facing a different kind of elimination. What I really want to know is when are those awesome clowns from the fourth Amazing Race getting their own show? Bring on Jon and Al Unleashed!
Reel New York
You can keep your For Love or Money and your North Shore, this is my idea of a great summer series. Every year, Channel 13 and Film Forum partner up to present a series of experimental, documentary and fiction shorts made by New Yorkers. It's like watching public-access television, only with actual production values. Because this is New York we're talking about, some of the films are unbearably pretentious. But where else on TV can you see a groundbreaking video-art project from 1973? Or a visual poem that juxtaposes impressive light displays from across the country? And a couple of weeks back, some guys in Brooklyn strapped a satellite camera to a pigeon's back, giving us a literal bird's eye view of their neighborhood. Unnecessary, you say? Sure, but boy did it look cool.
Anchorman trailer
[To the tune of "Particle Man" by They Might Be Giants]
Anchorman, Anchorman
Will Ferrell is Anchorman
What's it about? It's not important.
Is it long or is it brief?
Will it put you to sleep?
Is it worth your 10 bucks?
Nobody knows
Spider-Man, Spider-Man
Number one at the box office man
Critics love the web head, too
He's in a movie with cool effects
Great action and a hot actress
Sam Raimi is now a wealthy man
Powerful man, Spider-Man
Anchorman, Anchorman
Sets his sights on Spider-Man
Thinks he can hit number one
Will he succeed or will he fail?
Can he reach that Holy Grail?
Would you bet on Anchorman?
Funny man, Anchorman.
Anchorman, Spider-Man
Both in theaters this weekend
They have a fight
Anchorman wins
Box-office champ


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DigitalConfig posted a question in FPGAIts great that DIgilent Has a Bread boardable PCB Mountable version of the ARTY (THE CMOD Version). However, It price doesn't reflect a true stripped down simplification. I am wondering if DIgilent might consider stripping the CMOD version down even further such that its cost could be reduced further such that a HUB of many CMODs where only USB/JTAG FPGA FLASH and GPIOS would be needed and could be implemented at a minimal price. I believe such a product would increase product demand, and of course meet my needs as well as others. Such a device would result in a true PIP universal IC with a presumably bare minimum price tag. As a PCB mountable UNIT it doesn't seem to require the PMOD SRAM buttons or LEDs. It listed as a bread boardable UNIT in which case has those features, however the ARTY Module has Bread boardable PMOD cables available, making such a minimal price difference unjustified where the user is just going to bread board. The CMODs true nature of being PCB mountable seems to require a further circuitry simplification to lower its cost and make It more cost effective. Is/Would this be possible on Digilent's part? Sincerely, DC


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Fairness in Mental Health Awareness
By Yvonne Sam
In Canada, the first week in May is designated as Mental Illness Awareness Week, and one day of that is devoted to schizophrenia awareness. From the standpoint of a qualified mental health professional and a concerned citizen I daresay that we need more than a week, in any given year to be aware of mental health and its impact on our society.
That time is far too short. We need time to not only be aware of the illness but also time to collectively ponder on our treatment of those among us who have mental illness, and press for political action to right that wrong.
In consonance with the Canadian Mental Health Association, the purpose of the week is to inspire people from all walks of life to learn, talk, reflect and engage with others on all issues relating to mental health. The week came and went like any other week, with few people knowing or even caring about its significance, although we are encouraged by the Prime Minister Hon. Justin Trudeau to #get loud for mental health. Incidentally, our American neighbors have been celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month since 1949.
Tackling the bull by the horns, it is glaringly evident, even to the mildly myopic that our culture does not view mental illness in the same manner as other major medical conditions such as cancer. Now is the time for us to be honest with ourselves, and start talking about what we really feel about mental health and mental health treatment, so that the government and health care system is forced to take notice and spring into action. We can no longer afford to enrobe mental illness in a blanket- like shroud and pretend as if it does not exist despite the glaring statistics. The single disabling disorder among our youth is mental illness, while suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death of our young people. According to Statistics Canada, 1 out of 5 Canadians will experience mental illness in their lifetime, 1.3 million young Canadians have a mental disorder or addiction and 1st nation youths are at higher risk of suicide (Statistics Canada, 2014).
Mental health care facilities lack the brilliance and luster as mega- hospitals and cancer-care facilities with state of the art technology spring up everywhere taking center stage. Also missing from this gloom portrayal is the investment in research, treatment and care resources. Governments do not make promises to cure mental illness like they do with cancer. Another glaring fact is that despite its predominance only seven per cent of our publicly-funded health care spending is allocated to mental health care. While Canada may not boast of a perfect cancer care system, nevertheless facts support its being one of the most trustworthy parts of our health care system. Better must be done. .
Where were the actors, athletes and celebrities during Mental Health Awareness Week? Was the media utilized to its fullest so that Canadians at large were afforded the opportunity to be aware of this ever present situation in our midst? Or was aware replaced by fear? We need these celebrities that run the gamut from athlete to broadcaster, such as-, Olympic medalist Clara Hughes, Margaret Trudeau, Elizabeth Manley to continue standing up to raise awareness on mental health and help eliminate the stigma.
However, awareness is not only about the government and increased spending. Communities are responsible for survival of themselves and as such are called upon to do better, by recognizing mental illness in the same way they recognize cancer, being more responsive and educated and begin or continue talking about it more openly. In addition to the health care system managing cancer differently from mental illness, the community also organizes walks, runs, bowl-a-thons, telethons and a foundation for every cancer.
Setting the record straight— We must face it before we can ace it—the reality of mental illness is not going away. Desperately needed and in the now are programs to be put in place for the next generation of people affected. Mahatma Mohandas Gandhi is quoted as saying that the greatness of a country is judged by the way it treats its weakest members, and the mentally ill certainly falls into that category.
Yvonne Sam
Also read:
It's good to talk about mental health. But is it enough?
With Princes William and Harry speaking up about the death of their mother, mental health awareness has had a much needed boost. But it's what happens next that really counts
PHOTO: Speaking up: the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at the London Marathon. They were there with Heads Together, in partnership with eight leading mental health charities, tackling stigma, raising awareness, and providing vital help for people with mental health problems. Photograph: Chris Jackson/Getty Images
It very often is a lovely story, but a time will have to come, maybe when she turns three, when she will learn that talking is not enough. Talking is rarely the end – talking is the vehicle, the bus, the bike. The meandering journey to another place.


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15 Mar What You'll Need in a Functional Home Office
From real estate to banking to software engineering, there are more opportunities than ever to work from home in just about any industry. Working from home can have a great deal of perks, but only if you have a dedicated space with the right office equipment at your disposal. While you won't need all the bells and whistles of a traditional office environment, you should have the following essentials for a functional home office.
Private, Dedicated Space
If you've ever tried to get work done on the couch or at the kitchen table, you know how unproductive the home environment can be for your work. That's why you'll want to have a spare room or loft that can be fully dedicated as your office. When you have a dedicated space of this nature, your home office is more than a center for productivity free from household distractions—it's also a potential tax deduction.
Printer, Scanner, and Copier
Once you've chosen your space, you'll want to set it up with the right office equipment. Along with your desktop computer or laptop, you should have a printer, a scanner, and a copier readily available. These may all be part of the same device, or you might want to invest in a high-capacity desktop copier, a high-speed scanner, or a high-volume printer, depending on the nature of your work and the types of documents you work with. Keep in mind that you don't necessarily have to buy this equipment outright. Instead, you can lease office equipment. This lets you utilize the most up-to-date technology at an affordable rate.
Reliable Internet Connection
If your internet connection at home tends to have a slow speed or frequently goes out, then you should contact your internet provider for an upgrade—or look for a new provider—before you take your workload home. Pay particular attention to upload speeds when selecting your internet service plan, as you may frequently need to upload and share documents with clients or a central office.
Arizona Business Equipment has everything you need for an efficient office, whether you're working from home or in a shared workspace. We provide copier, scanner, and printer lease programs in Tucson, Sierra Vista, Mesa, and Phoenix. Learn more by calling us at (520) 888-2679.


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Brian Y.
I am glad to have the opportunity to express how much I appreciate having Atlantic Paper as my supplier of pretty much all of my building maintenance supplies and shipping supplies. I can't count the number of times that Atlantic has come through for us in a pinch. Too many times a custom box is required in bulk, and having a sales rep willing to run whatever we need out to us – and a skid if we need it to follow – delivered by their own trucks the next day is just one example of why I continue to choose Atlantic.
Being in the Atlantic Managed Inventory Program and having the flexibility to change my min/max on quantities means never actually having to order anything. I save so much time every week not needing to monitor my supplies, and that alone is one of the many benefits to doing business with Atlantic Paper.
With the saving of time being so apparent, it can be easy to overlook pricing. But not when you are as peppered as I am with other vendors or suppliers looking for business. I give them less than five minutes to tell me their pricing on just a few staple items that we use, all with our logo printed on them. The meeting then ends. In 10 years, no other supplier has been able to beat Atlantic's pricing, service, or the value it provides to our organization. Its customer service is exemplary and its proactive business practices and attitude sets Atlantic apart in the industry – one of the many reasons we enjoy and will continue to do business with Atlantic Paper.


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I was still busy picking up my broken pieces and trying to glue them together again when I met you.
I was far from ready to start something new, my heart hardly beat.
I learned to breathe again, I learned to love myself again, I tried to get my life back on track – I did not expect you to cross my path.
All I was used to was pain and disappointment.
That was all I knew, and it became normal, though I knew deep inside that it was far from it.
That's why you were a shock because, as you can see, the pain for me was something that I expected, but all the happiness you brought to my life is something I would never dream of – the feeling.
It felt incredible, I never felt anything like it. You have appeased my fears and worries with confidence.
You have always been open and honest and I have never had to work hard to decode mixed signals as I have done in the past.
I was not the only one who made every effort, everything was reciprocated. In the foreground stood the formation of emotional bonds and not only physical.
And I was in awe of it not being real, men like you do not exist, I'm in a dream, and I never want to wake up from it.
But my fears woke me up again and again, I was so afraid to lose you. I was scared because for the first time I had something real and real. I had someone who knows how to love.
Our relationship developed quickly, it was easy for you to open up and let me into your world and your heart.
But, I was still alert, my heart was still broken, so I tried to slow down.
I was afraid that the love that flares up quickly will burn even faster.
I was afraid that you would be just like him. I was full of doubts about the relationship we were trying to develop.
So I kept running away, but you never let me go, you just pulled me closer to you.
I wanted you to know everything about me, so I literally told you everything – from the things I was most proud of, to the things I was so ashamed of.
I have shared happy and painful stories with you.
I wanted you to know my true self and not just the good ones. I wanted you to know that I still have not found a way to let go of my past.
I wanted to express my soul and what is left of my heart.
My past did not allow me to enjoy my presence. The pain that I carried with me was always mingled with happiness and I was so lost.
And once again, you have made me speechless, you have treated my words, my fears, and my desperate thoughts as if they were the most normal thing in the world.
You hugged me for so long and so hard until I started feeling safe in your embrace. I really needed that.
I needed someone who understands me. I needed someone to accept me. I needed someone who really cares about me.
But never think that you were there to fill a gap left by someone else.
You were there like an angel sent from heaven to help me while I was strong enough to fill that gap myself.
I had to fix myself, I had to find my own smile again, I had to heal completely. I had to fight my insecurities.
I had to overcome trust issues that caused someone else and stop doubting you for no good reason.
I had to find myself to find you in this love story that you have built up for us all the time.


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Signum Records has this month announced the release of VC Artists Calidore String Quartet's debut album: Resilience.
The disc features Prokofiev's String Quartet No. 2, Janáček's String Quartet No. 1, Oswaldo Golijov's Tenebrae – and Mendelssohn's String Quartet No. 6.
"The genesis for our album 'Resilience' was conceived during the tumultuous period leading up to and following the US presidential election of Fall 2016 …" violinist Ryan Meehan has told The Violin Channel.
"Many millions across the world marched for a cause to address the divided nature of our society … these demonstrations led our quartet to wonder about our purpose as musicians during this time of social upheaval … we settled on the idea that we wanted to offer a message of strength and hope for our audiences across the globe … furthermore, we wanted to demonstrate through our music that the power to be resilient is inside each of us …" he has said.
"With this in mind we began to explore the quartet canon to extract stories of composers who endeavored to create great art despite tremendous internal or external conflict … the result is a collection of four personal narratives as told through the medium of the string quartet by Prokofiev, Golijov, Janáček, and Mendelssohn … these pieces depict an escape from the Nazi eastern offensive in WWII, a life caught in the crosshairs of violence in the Middle East, the struggle of a man trapped in a loveless marriage and a heartbroken brother reeling after his sister's premature death."


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Energy conservation is becoming more and more commonplace amongst not only private citizens, but businesses and other entities who are seeking to be more eco-friendly. However, not all ideas are as effective as they are in theory when put into action. According to an ajc.com article, energy-efficient traffic lights are doing more than just cutting down on energy usage. They're also cutting down on how safe motorists are while traversing city streets equipped with the LED-powered lights.
Reportedly, the traffic lights outfitted with the energy-efficient light bulbs are not creating enough heat during their usage, which makes traveling in freezing temperatures rather difficult. The reason for this is that frost can now easily build up over the traffic light lens, making it impossible for a motorist to be completely sure as to which traffic law must be obeyed. The issue has already led to dozens of traffic accidents, one of which included a motorist fatality. While governing authorities cite monetary savings as a significant factor in installing the efficient bulbs, opponents of the move can cite several cases where individuals were involved in car accidents as a result of the low heat-producing light bulbs that contributed towards the obstruction of a traffic signal.
Municipalities have a responsibility to provide and maintain safe road conditions for city residents and visitors alike. In the event that a governing body fails to provide such conditions, then that government entity may be held liable for damages resulting from said instance of improperly maintained conditions. Ultimately, if a city fails to provide safe conditions and does not address and correct known problems in a timely manner, then the city is exercising negligent behavior that needs to be addressed in a court of law.
Pennsylvania auto accidents can be devastating. Regardless of the scope of the accident, the circumstances under which the accident took place need to be carefully examined to identify what type of negligent action contributed towards causing the accident in the first place. Unfortunately, dangerous road conditions affect a large number of Pennsylvania motorists each year.
If you or a loved one has been a victim of an auto accident in which you believe dangerous road conditions played a factor, please don't hesitate to contact the Pennsylvania auto accident attorneys at Anapol Weiss. Our personal injury attorneys will hold negligent parties accountable for their actions. For more information and a free case consultation, call us today at 866-735-2792.
Source Article: http://www.ajc.com/news/nation-world/energy-efficient-traffic-lights-241973.html


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Latin America Prayer UpdateWritten By Russell Stendal
This started out helping 50 families of Paez Naza Indians who had been severely persecuted and forced to leave the tribal lands.
The seed money to obtain the land (17 acres aprox.) was donated by VOM Finland. Jon Dufendach, from Alaska who recently visited the project to install the water system is praying that the Lord will give the Indians additional land (he thinks they really need 700 acres). This initial property, however, was enough land to build the village and for each family to have a garden plot.
There were many additional costs as the 50 families were moved to the new property. They were able to build their 50 homes, church, school, warehouse for Bibles and materials. We helped them with a generator, power lines and electrical installation, with water, with building materials and medical supplies.
On October 31st we moved the first 350 people to the new property and over the past several months the Indians have taken in many additional persecuted believers. And as I write this there are another 90 or so families under such intense persecution that they are about to be forced out of the tribal lands.
When the new people come in some are normally in very poor condition and need medical help. We have had a doctor and a nurse making periodic trips and the cost of medicine, etc. has been substantial.
The Paez Indians are the largest Indian tribe in Colombia. The Naza subgroup is noted for being fierce and difficult (the guerrilla movement started among them and then spread all over Colombia). The tribal leaders who believe in their native religion still use torture machines that they copied from the Spanish Inquisition against anyone they do not like including Evangelical Christians. Many of the Indians at the Greatness of God project have horrible scars from being in the stocks and from being put in a machine that literally pulls their arms and legs out.
When the Naza become Christians they are some of the most tenacious and capable Christians we have ever seen. They persevere in Evangelism and do not give up. There are now over 80,000 Christian Naza among over half a million that are not converted. With this project we have just uncovered the tip of the iceberg regarding the need of the Indians that are being persecuted.
The larger picture in that in the four Southwestern Colombian Departments (like States) of Narino, Cauca, Valle del Cauca and Huila there are close to 400,000 believers that have come forth among 3.5 million non Christians who are opposing the Christians with every form of opposition. Because these areas are so violent and sensitive (some are Indian reserves where Indian law, not Colombian law prevails) we are finding out new things every day. The Indians are very close mouthed and do not trust foreigners so it takes a while to win their confidence. I had been traveling through the mountains for years before I found out many of the details regarding the persecution and torture of Christians that is routinely going on.
The outstanding things that caught our attention regarding these 50 core families of persecuted Paez Naza Indians is 1) The quality of their faith under so much adversity. Even the little children are solidly converted. The entire group focuses all of their resources on evangelism and are extremely successful (this is why they are being persecuted). 2) The location of this project is such that we were able to obtain security from the Colombian Army so that we could bring in teams of foreigners to help (this is impossible due to the the security problems at most locations).
In mid July the Indians are planning a major get together and 15,000 people have been invited to the property for three days of meetings. I will be the main speaker and have been asked to bring four more speakers in addition to myself.
We just finished a major water purification system that is capable of providing clean drinking water for the 15,000 people that are expected to show up.
The magnitude of what is happening is stunning. The Gospel is going forward as never before but the persecution is also increasing. At this time it is impossible for us to know exactly how many church buildings have been destroyed, how many homes of believers have been burned or dismantled, how many have been tortured or killed. But it looks like the numbers are very, very high. In fact, it is almost unbelievable that something like this could be going on in our present day and age and none of the human rights groups seem interested in picking up on this.
Yet when we ask the Indians what is the greatest need they almost always say that they need more Bibles. We hear reports of remote churches that are struggling under extreme opposition and only the Pastor has a Bible. The Indians built a big warehouse to store materials and they are praying for lots of Bibles.
The first answer to their prayers came when the David Cooke company printed 3.5 million copies of their Story of Jesus graphic children's bible story booklet and gave them to us for distribution. We are placing many of them into this SW corner of Colombia where there is such an intense and high quality revival going on.
There are also tremendous opportunities for the Gospel along the Colombia – Venezuela border and throughout this entire country in all the places where there is unrest and persecution. Thank you for partnering with us in this significant time in history. Keep praying as we feel your prayers and many lives are being transformed.
If you would like to join us in serving the martyrs around the world, please feel free to contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com


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This post is a little on the technical side, but I wanted to raise the issue here as well as on the dev forum because this forum gets a little more traffic. Basically, I want to see if anyone has had any luck storing any sort of persistent pointer to a non-file object on the safenet. It seems like the right way to do this with the safe launcher is to use the data-id serialization endpoint. Unfortunately, in my experience that endpoint does not work. I know that the ultimate solution will be to switch to the new authenticator/native-lib workflow, but I want to see if anyone has had personal experience manipulating anything that behaves like an XorName using the REST api.
I hope they delete the Dev Forum Really couldn't get anything done on there.
I think the better solution would be for the developers to subscribe to the dev categories so they can keep watch on that without being bothered with the other types of discussions.
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Delta Award Sale
Say what you want about Delta, but since they removed their award charts, they have been offering more award sales than previously. Of course I would still prefer to have award charts, but I'll take what I can get! 🙂 Through July 18, 2016 they have a very decent domestic award sale. Let's take a look.
The Sale
One-way Award fares starting at 5,000 miles plus taxes and fees on select flights within the U.S. 48 and Alaska. Over 8,000 routes on sale.
- Purchase By July 18, 2016
- Travel may begin on or after August 23, 2016 and all travel must be completed by February 10, 2017
- 21 day advance purchase required
Sample Routes
While there are too many routes on sale to list them all, here is a sample:
- AUS-LAX – 9K in Main Cabin or 13K in Comfort+
- MDW-MSP – 5K in Main Cabin or 9K in Comfort+
- LGB-SLC – 7.5K in Main Cabin or 11.5K in Comfort+
- LAS-SEA – 7K in Main Cabin or 11K in Comfort+
- JFK-SAV – 7.5K in Main Cabin or 11.5K in Comfort+
You can find pricing, a list of some available routes and the full offer terms on the sale page.
Some of these routes are available at decent prices, although the sale's usefulness will depend on your need to travel to/from the highlighted airports. Either way, I like that Delta is holding more of these award sales, even if they only discounting travel after the Summer is over. Happy flying!


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Garden Road Trip: Olinda
Cloudehill. Photo - Jeremy Francis
Stands of giant mountain ash and lush tree ferns adorn even the roadsides around Olinda, in the Dandenong Ranges, just outside Melbourne.
Landscape designer and local, Philip Johnson shared some favourite horticultural haunts.
Jeremy Francis' beautiful arts and crafts garden features intimate garden rooms, and wilder more open spaces. The creative, thoughtful and knowledgeable planting is always inspiring and in autumn the maples are glowing, and the summer-flowering perennials are at their most romantic.
Cloudehill in autumn. Photo - Claire Takus
National Rhododendron Garden
Famed for its rhodos, azaleas, and cherries, there is still plenty to love (and fewer crowds to share it with) in autumn. The early camellias are in flower, the fern gullies are dotted with mighty Mountain Ash and the views of the Yarra Valley are breathtaking.
Alfred Nicholas Memorial Garden
Alfred Nicholas and his brother George developed the painkiller Aspro. With some of the proceeds Alfred bought land in the Dandenongs and built what became Burnham Beeches Estate. The wonderful gardens are now owned and operated by Parks Victoria, and are known for their canopy of awe-inspiring mountain ash, picturesque waterfalls and ponds, and iconic lake and boathouse. The garden is one of Philip Johnson's favourite hideaways, particularly in May, when the leaves of the surrounding gingkos float on the surface of the ponds like yellow butterflies.
Good food makes for a perfect day out. Try these:
The Piggery, Sherbrooke
Melbourne star chef Shannon Bennett's country place is relaxed, with bread fresh from the oven, salads, snags and burgers.
Kallista Deli, Kallista
This is Philip Johnson's go-to. He favours the chicken and avocado baguette.
Seasons restaurant, Olinda
Look over the Cloudehill gardens and enjoy a light or a long lunch of seasonal and local produce.


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What is iFit?
Get to know us a little more and get a feel for why we believe that individuals and families with special needs FIT at Reality Church!
What we do
We partner with families to make sure that every member of their family can fit here at Reality. We do this by providing buddies, resources, and a sensory friendly room to make sure everyone has a place they are comfortable. Whether it is in the auditorium, in the Reality Kids or youth programs, or in iFit... everyone will be able to participate.
How we do it
Our approach is very individual.
- Contact is made with our iFit Coordinator.
- A meeting is scheduled so our Coordinator, Daniel, can get to know the family and they can get to know him, the ministry, and the building. In person is preferred but a phone meeting works too.
- iFit identifies and puts buddies, or resources, in place to enable each person to be a part of Reality Church in the way they need.
- A final meeting is held at the church with the kids, parents/caregivers, buddies, and Daniel. This helps the kids know what their environment will look like on Sundays and who is there for them. If parents/caregivers feel comfortable they start attending with the support of iFit!
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Joshua May, D.M.A., is a Lecturer I in the UM-Flint Music Department. He will be presenting research at the Voice Educator's Symposium at Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, on February 20 & 21, 2015. His research centers on the connection of historical bel canto technique development for training young tenor voices through the use of Mozart's concert aria repertoire.
Name: Joshua May, D.M.A.
Title: Lecturer I
Department: Music
Dr. Joshua May teaches applied voice and vocal arts courses in the Department of Music at the University of Michigan-Flint. Prior to his appointment at UM-Flint, Dr. May served on the faculty of the Community School of the Arts at the University of Connecticut. As an educator, he has served as a master clinician for solo voice and choral workshop series. In addition, he has presented research and workshops on vocal health and pedagogy. Dr. May was selected for the 2014 National Association of Teachers of Singing Intern Program. As an advocate for community engagement, he has coordinated and directed the opera outreach programs at the University of Connecticut and the University of Michigan-Flint. Dr. May's research projects currently include teaching applications and the presentation of vocal formants and the male passaggio for undergraduate development, Mozart's tenor concert repertoire for historical performance applications to help train maturing voice, and the LGBT song and aria project for a historical presentation of the music and poetry of 20th century composers next fall. Dr. May was selected to present his research on Mozart and the tenor voice at the New Voice Educators' Symposium at Indiana University-Bloomington on February 20-21, 2015. These concert arias offer a variety of exciting challenges for the young tenor in recital to the professional artist on the concert stage. These beautiful concert arias offer valuable technical vocal training tools for studio teachers to help their students prepare for future operatic literature.
Dr. May is a lyric tenor with an active performing career in opera, oratorio, and art song. He has performed a variety of vocal repertoire and premiered works at such prestigious festivals and programs as the Atlantic Music Festival, Harrower Opera Workshop, Intermezzo Opera Festival, Halifax Summer Opera Festival, Tyrolean Opera Program, Contemporary Americana Festival, Opera in the Ozarks Festival, and the Aspen Music Festival. He has recently performed with such companies as Hartford Opera Theatre, Boston Metro Opera, Metro West Opera, Boston Opera Collaborative, and Opera Providence. Recent operatic engagements include: "Rinuccio" in Puccini's Gianni Schicchi as a guest artist at the Flint Institute of Music, "Ferrando" in Mozart's Così fan tutte and "Il Duca di Matova" in Verdi's Rigoletto, "Prince Paul" in La Grande-Duchesse de Gérolstein, and the premier of Philip Martin's The Family Plan as "Pietro" with both the Hartford Opera Theater and as a guest artist in performance at the Mark Twain House in Hartford, CT, "Male Chorus" in The Rape of Lucretia and "Samuel Parris" in The Crucible. Dr. May has been praised for his dynamic performances of the Mozart operatic repertoire, including "Tamino" in Die Zauberflöte, "Ferrando" in Così fan tutte, and "Don Ottavio" in Don Giovanni. If you would like to listen to recent recordings or find out more information about his upcoming performance schedule, you may visit his website at www.joshuamaytenor.com
D.M.A. Voice Performance University of Connecticut 2014
M.M. Vocal Pedagogy New England Conservatory of Music 2010
M.M. Vocal Performance New England Conservatory of Music 2009
B.A. French Grand Valley State University 2007
B.M. Vocal Performance University of Florida 2003
Classes I teach:
MUS 151-MUS 452 Applied Voice
MUS 100 Introduction to Music
MUS 366 Diction for Singers
MUS 230/430 Opera Workshop
MUS 210/410 Interim Chorale Director (Fall 2014)
UM-Flint Summer Vocal Academy Conductor
National Association of Teachers of Singing
Phi Mu Alpha
Pi Delta Phi
Omicron Delta Kappa
Order of Omega
How I fell in love with my field:
I have been blessed with the opportunity to share the stage with many wonderful musical artists. I found my love for performing as an undergraduate student at the University of Florida in both my applied voice studio and the opera workshop. I was able to learn how to make a character come to life, while using all of the wonderful bel canto training that my teacher helped me find in my applied voice lessons. My teachers were able to show me the depth of the art form of singing, which included chamber works, art songs in recital, or operatic performances. It inspired a passion in me to perform, teach, research, and give back to my community through my music.
What I hope for my time at UM-Flint:
I hope to bring opera to our community! The opera outreach ensemble will bring opera into our elementary schools this semester with children's opera, " The Three Little Pigs." I want to encourage a new generation of audience members in our community to be able to enjoy the beauty of the arts. The opera workshop will be performing with the orchestra this semester to help bridge the gap from student to professional development for our singers. I believe this will help provide an artistic opportunity for students and the UM-Flint community to come together to experience a truly unique art form.
What I hope for students in my field:
We have gifted students in our music department, and I want to be able to offer them the artistic guidance that my mentors provided me with along the way toward my professional career. In addition, I want to be able to help the next generation of singers find the technical and artistic development to pursue their dreams. I am preparing them for a career filled with beautiful music. It takes great technical practice and discipline to prepare for auditions, competitions, recitals, and concerts. I believe that music is a universal language, and I hope that my students will learn how to express themselves in their own unique voices. Singing brings out a wealth of colorful emotions through story telling in music. I am so happy to get to share in the growth of their artistry in our work together.
Three things you should know about me:
1. I am originally from Grand Haven, MI. I love the beach, and it is nice to be close to my home town and family in the great state of Michigan!
2. I am a tenor, which is the best voice type to be by far! I love making music, whether it be classical music, musical theatre, or jazz. It is a wonderful experience to bring music to an audience! I believe everyone should give it a try!
3. I love cooking, baking, and all of the delicious culinary arts! I think that food and music really go hand in hand. I am always up to try a new dish on the weekends, bake a pie, or go out to a new spot to see what a chef is up to in town.


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Woman held at knifepoint in bedroom in Logan siege
A TENSE siege at Logan has ended after a man armed with a knife locked himself and a 27-year-old woman in a Greenbank bedroom.
Police said a 26-year-old Darling Heights man has been charged with offences including deprivation of liberty after the drama on Sunday night.
It will be alleged that police arrived at the home around 8pm and found a man had locked himself and a 27-year old woman in the room.
Officers tried to communicate with the man for several hours to resolve the situation and a police negiotiator attended.
The man alledgedly threatened the woman with the knife and refused to let her leave the room.
Around 1am police deployed a taser and the man was taken into custody.
The woman sustained a small laceration to her forearm during the incident.
No one else was present in the house at the time.
Two police officers sustained injuries when apprehending the man. One officer will require surgery to lacerations on his hand and the other received minor laceration to a finger.
The 26-year old man has been charged with one count each of deprivation of liberty, grevious bodily harm to an officer, threatening violence, and possession of a drug utensil, and two counts each of assault occassing bodily harm whilst armed and possession of a dangerous drug.
He will apppear in Beenleigh Magistrates Court on Monday morning.
Meanwhile, police were called to an Everton Hills home in relation to a domestic disturbance around 10.30pm and found a man had allegedly armed himself with a rifle.
A woman and four children were sheltering in another section of the home.
A Public Safety Preservation Act (PSPA) declaration was made and police closed the surrounding streets to maintain safety for nearby residents.
A police negiotiator was called to the scene. Around 12.40am the man walked out of the house and was taken into custody. The PSPA declaration was revoked at 12.48am.
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Arsenal & Chelsea given Fraser & Wilson transfer warning by Bournemouth
Arsenal and Chelsea have been informed by Bournemouth that neither Ryan Fraser nor Callum Wilson are for sale, despite mounting transfer talk surrounding the duo.
Speculation regarding possible summer deals is building heading towards the next recruitment window.
Those on Bournemouth's books have found themselves at the centre of many rumours, with England international striker Wilson having seen his future called into question for some time.
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Chelsea, who are still heading towards a transfer ban as things stand, have been linked with a big-money move to bring a proven Premier league goalscorer onto their books.
Their London rivals Arsenal are also said to be mulling over a raid on the Vitality Stadium for Scotland star Fraser, with his current contract due to expire in 2020.
Bournemouth, though, have no intention of parting with prized assets, with club chairman Jeff Mostyn telling Sky Sports: "Ryan Fraser is a Bournemouth player. Callum Wilson is a Bournemouth player.
"We just don't want anybody to leave the football club. Your prized assets are prized assets for a reason and we want to continue the momentum that we have achieved.
"Four consecutive seasons in the Premier League. We are going to start our next season, which will be our fifth year [and] we want our very best players to be playing for our football club."
Mostyn added that extension talks are planned with Fraser, saying: "We will talk to Ryan. It is very early days yet and we will do the best for Ryan as we always have for all of our players.
"At the end of the day, contracts are what [they are]. People sign long-term contracts and will still leave but as far as I am concerned, I follow Eddie Howe's mantra - we never talk about transfers and I just follow my manager's example."
Wilson has offered no indication that he is looking for a move, preferring instead to call on Fraser to stay put.
The 27-year-old said of a man who has teed up plenty of goals for him: "I am hoping he does [stay]. He has been one of the main sources of assists for myself. I will be making sure I get him in a headlock and don't let him go to leave!"
Wilson has, however, admitted that any player with a shred of ambition wants to grace the very top of the game, adding: "Every player wants to play as high as they can.
"Champions League is obviously something that most players want to play in - all the big games really. First and foremost it is focusing on the current season, focusing on Bournemouth and obviously I am contracted here as well."


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Why did you choose a career path in the salon/spa industry?
I am able to express my creativity, and help others see their beauty the way I do.
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Hair, nail, facials, including body waxing, & Makeup specializing in Airbrush Technique.
Favorite part of your profession?
My favorite part of my day is when my clients leave happy!
What/who inspires you?
I'm inspired by nature and my fellow stylists.
What do you like to do in your free time?
I love to take my dog hiking, read a good book, and cook for friends, & family!
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