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David Forer
Master of Wine
I am avid about helping producers and regions develop powerful brand messages and communicating their story to consumers. I am also a strategic advisor to numerous wine and spirits related start-ups primarily focused on technology and industry disruption.
As well, I am a co-owner of a 10ha vineyard in the Priorat, making wines-of-place from the indigenous grape varieties of the region.
Strategic Consulting.
Wine is Social
Board Member for an ambitious technology company masquerading as a driven wine distribution company.
1933 Signature
Partner in an innovative RTD BiB cocktail company, targeting B2B space.
Alacarte Ventures
Director in a start-up developing a unique stand-alone product to reduce alcohol post-bottling.
Institute of Masters of Wine
Council Member steering the worlds leading professional organization for wine forward to the future.
Corporate Oversight
I take pride in bringing strong value and partnership to corporate boards. Helping companies achieve their goals is the number one priority to me when providing strategic oversight.
Path to Market
The path from the winery to the final customer is often a long and and often challenging one. I can help you along every point in the chain. And if you are contemplating a new brand, I can advise on its viability and potential.
Product Assessment
Whether to create, carry, distribute or import a wine is a critical business decision. I can provide an unbiased assessment based on deep tasting experience and intimate knowledge of the global world of wine. Also, I can help with pricing decisions, marketing plans and promotional support.
I can help you in all aspects of establishing a significant and differentiated presence, including all the way through the branding process down to naming your brand, designing the corporate imaging, and the final packaging.
Public Appearances
Speaking Events
Accomplished public speaker, addressing audiences around the world.
Driven to engaging and entertaining your attendees, giving them a valuable experience.
Whatever the topic, whether it's a education based class, or whether it's more of a symposium on path-to-market, I will give in-depth expertise based on extensive experience.
I have extensive judging experience at competitions such as London Wine Competition, Bacchus and Decanter, plus table leadership at Wine100 and Competition Chairman at SIAL.
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What is a Master of Wine.
The Master of Wine qualification signifies the pinnacle of tasting ability and knowledge about the global wine trade. Currently there are just 369 Masters of Wine in the world.
Becoming an MW involves passing three different challenges: closed-book Theory exams, blind Tasting exams, and also a comprehensive Research Paper.
The four day Theory exam consists of 13 essays spanning from viticulture to vinification – all aspects of wine aging, handling and QC – the business of wine – and contemporary issues. The exam does not test memorization skill, rather it tests the ability to understand and communicate about the complex highly segmented world of wine. Example questions are: "What practical options does a viticulturist have at his or her disposal to address long term changes in climate in an established vineyard?"; "What are the commercial advantages and disadvantages of packing/bottling wine in the local market of consumption? Is this trend a good thing for the wine industry?"; "Which is more important in wine: tradition or innovation?"
The Tasting exam spans three days, each one consisting of 12 wines tasted blind. With long form writing, MW candidates are asked to analyze each wine, with typical questions being to argue what the origin is (often down to appellation), what the grape variety is, style and quality, and commercial potential. Of note, the wines focus not just on luxury classic wines but also wines of significant commercial relevance – the exam can have both Grand Cru Burgundy and a $7 mass market Moscato in the same exam!
Once the Theory and Tasting exams are passed (which can take many attempts), there is then a Research Paper phase, which is a year-long endeavor to show ability to perform comprehensive and in-depth analysis on a topic of original research. My Research Paper was titled "An analysis of the impact of declining farm labor immigration on vineyard operations in Sonoma and Napa counties of the last decade".
But achieving the MW has been more than just passing blind tastings and closed book theory exams and a research paper. Ultimately, preparing for and passing MW has provided me with the palate and knowledge to know great wine from merely good wine. But it has also instilled in me a feeling that while knowledge of the world of wine is important, wine is still supposed to be a social beverage – one that brings people together at the table, to enjoy conviviality, food and life! Salud!


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Maurice Clarett, the star freshman running back on the 2002 Ohio State Buckeyes national championship football team, will be the headline speaker at the 12th-annual Lions Club "Beat Michigan" tailgate party on Friday, Nov. 24.
The public is invited to hear Clarett speak about how he turned his life around to become a successful motivational speaker, consultant and entrepreneur. The party will begin at 6 p.m. at the Mahan Building on the Fayette County Fairgrounds. Dinner tickets are $20 each and can be purchased from any Washington or Jeffersonville Lions Club member, or by calling 740-335-4588.
Clarett first became known for his football accolades early on in his life, according to the biography on Clarett's website. In high school he was a name known throughout the nation, as he won the USA Today national player of the year award and was named a Parade All-American.
His success continued at Ohio State University. Clarett became the first and only true freshman to start at running back and set the freshman single season rushing and touchdown record, which was previously set by two-time Heisman Trophy winner, Archie Griffin. The peak of this successful season came when Clarett scored the winning touchdown in a double overtime victory over the Miami Hurricanes, making the Buckeyes the national champions in 2002.
After that season, Clarett fell into a spiral of poor decisions that cost him continued success in football, according to his website. Those decisions ultimately landed him in prison for three-and-a-half years. That time in prison made Clarett determined to have more success than he did before – not in football, but in life.
Since his release in 2010, Clarett has been committed to restoring his life and reputation as a man who lives and acts with integrity, according to his website, and is guided by the morals and values dictated by his strong Christian faith. Most recently, Clarett completed a documentary film series with ESPN entitled, "Youngstown Boys," about his life. He also recently published and made available for sale his journal that chronicled his struggles while away from his family.
Clarett now travels to schools, universities, churches and business organizations to share his story. His message is that it's never too late to change the direction of your life.
Along with Clarett's speech, great tailgate food will be provided by Willow Catering, and many Buckeye and holiday gift items will be available for purchase in both silent and live auctions. A raffle will also be held with a 55-inch HD television and $500 cash as the top prizes.
Raffle tickets are $5 each or five tickets for $20. Proceeds will go to area food pantries and Lions sightsaving programs.
Reach Ryan Carter at 740-313-0352 or on Twitter @rywica

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News: RetroArch 1.8.4 released with Lakka update imminent, the Switch gets a Torrent client with nxTransmission 0.2.3 & 3 new homebrew games land for the PSVita!
Similar to modern web browsers like Chrome and FireFox, RetroArch is on a rapid-release cycle although today's release, version 1.8.4, makes it look like they're on a very very rapid release cycle with it having been released a mere 6 days after RetroArch 1.8.3! In this article, we'll also be looking at a Torrent client for the Nintendo Switch and 3 new homebrew games for the PSVita.
Emulation: RetroArch 1.8.4 released with Disk Control improvements, a 'Clean Playlist' feature & a promise to release a Lakka update soon
RetroArch is a front-end for many emulators and game-engines including ones for the SNES, Dreamcast, Nintendo 64, PlayStation 1, DOOM and the list goes on. With a good deal of dedicated people contributing to it, the front-end has managed to end up ported to a wide variety of hacked consoles like the PlayStation Vita, Switch, PS3, PSP, Wii and 3DS among others with new project-wide features coming in quite frequently; a fairly recent one being an overhauled user interface for mobile devices like smartphones and tablets.
Now, RetroArch 1.8.4 has been released following the release of RetroArch 1.8.3 last weekend and it brings along:
- Disk Control features, which are sometimes used when you need to change CDs/floppies in games, have received numerous quality-of-life improvements such as:
- The menu for managing it is more context-aware now with the text shown on-screen being more reflective of the current state
- Current Disk Index can now be set through a drop-down list
- The notification system now works better and outputs much less messages thus eliminating notification spam
- Other small improvements
- A feature to 'clean' playlists which effectively analyses playlists, checks if the files for the games inside them are still on your computer/device and remove playlist entries if they aren't. Duplicate entries are also removed with this newly-introduced feature
- The release post brings a promise to update Lakka on Tier 1 platforms soon, a Linux distribution made specifically for running RetroArch
- The current version of Lakka is 2.3.1 and it comes with RetroArch 1.7.8 from August of last year
- Some minor updates/fixes like the updating of libnx integration to version 3.0.0 on the Switch
To read the full release post, follow this link. If you wish to download RetroArch 1.8.4, head over to this page and select the platform of your choice.
Switch and PSVita Releases: Torrent client (nxTransmission 0.2.3) for the Switch and 3 new homebrew games for the Vita
Moving onto console-specific homebrew, both the Switch and PSVita have seen some love in the last few days. Nintendo's latest console received nxTransmission by developer 't-flo' last week, a port of Tranmission 2.94 which is an open-source torrent client. This port is currently in a WIP state and currently only supports FAT32 as using it on an exFAT microSD cad may lead to data corruption and torrent management isn't done on device but through a web interface accessible on any device on your local network. Some hours ago, version 0.2.3 was released which fixes UDP trackers and the replacement of non-ASCII characters in filenames.
You may grab nxTransmission 0.2.3 from this link and make sure to read its GBATemp thread for more information.
Last but not least, the PSVita received 3 new homebrew games which include:
- Mad Bomber Vita (GitHub for more info), a port of Bill Kendrick's Mad Bomber, by SonicMastr who is a Team CBPS member
- dots-tb helped with compilation errors and getting graphics to display on-screen
- A port of Vectoroids (GitHub for more info), yet another title by Bill Kendrick, by dots-tb who is a Team CBPS member
- V-Cube by Anchitpatra which is a Rubik's Cube game
Other than these games, Graphene (GrapheneCt) of Team CBPS has released Affinity Changer which lets some PSVita system applications, like Settings, use all cores for better performance and loading times.
In other news, Google's planning on adding 120 games to the Stadia's lineup and more than 10 of these are said to be exclusive at launch but only time will tell whether these exclusives will really shake up the system's rocky start. For iOS users, DolphiniOS 2.0.0 will probably be released publicly (and for free) tomorrow which brings controller support, full control customisation, an option for haptic feedback and more which can be read about on OatmealDome's Discord channel. The Switch also received Game Card Installer by TotalJustice letting you install game cards directly on your Switch.


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Facilitating events and conferences
Events and conferences are great ways to build thought leadership, bring together different entities in the social space, showcase success stories, share best practices and forge strategic partnerships. As an organization that builds the social ecosystem, Samhita is in a unique position to best facilitate events and conferences that engender conversations and build important bridges across the sector.
- Defining vision of the event and setting the agenda
- Identifying and approaching key speakers best suited to the event
- Conducting pre-event secondary research and interviews feeding into final content
- Creating website and communications collateral for the event
- Conducting outreach among target audiences to drive registrations and attendance
- Overseeing event logistics and liaise with relevant vendors and service providers
- Conducting post-event feedback survey, recording learnings and publishing key next steps
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Our calendar of events for 2019 has been finalized! Please mark these important dates on your calendar. We hope to see you at our meetings and events!
2019 Spring Yard Sale – 5/4
Join your neighbors in our annual spring yard sale on Saturday, May 4!
Here is a printable list of the houses participating: http://yardsaletreasuremap.com/CommunityGuide.html?where=Princeton%20Heights&id=1351804565
Here is a link to drop the map into Google Maps: http://yardsaletreasuremap.com/community.html?where=Princeton%20Heights&id=1351804565
These links will update if/when more houses are added, so be sure to print out the most current list on Saturday or use the Google Maps link.


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Parking & Checking In
Ample parking is available immediately behind ArtMed via the laneway which is accessed by the side streets to the north and south (Kerr Street and Tiffany Street). ArtMed offers 10 complimentary parking spots in the lot behind the building, and additional parking can be found on Woolwich across the street from our building at 381 Woolwich Street. For your safety, please cross Woolwich Street at the light at London Road or at Powell Street. Entrance to our Medical Clinic can be made through both the back door and the front door of the building. The reception area is found conveniently in the center of the clinic.
We ask our patients to register 10 minutes prior to their scheduled appointment time. Our patient care administrator will review all necessary intake information and complete your check-in. Your care provider will then escort you through ArtMed's clinic space to your treatment room.
Late Arrivals, Cancellations & Missed Appointments
To ensure optimal care and treatment experience, our care providers reserve the right to reschedule late arrivals of more than 15 minutes. ArtMed may retain treatment deposits failing a timely arrival. ArtMed requires two business days (48 hrs) cancellation notice to return a deposit. Appointment confirmations will be made two business days prior to your scheduled appointment. Treatment deposits are non-refundable if patients fail to appear. A "no- show" fee will apply if you fail to appear to your confirmed appointment time.
Deposits, Payments & Returns
Product and treatment costs are disclosed at the time of consultation and will be clarified prior to treatment. Depending on the procedure, a deposit may be taken at the time of booking. Deposits will be applied in full to the balance of your bill, are refundable with a minimum of two business days' cancellation notice and may be retained, as disclosed, failing to meet the above requirements. The balance owing for products and services will be due at the time of treatment.
We accept cash, Debit, Visa, and Master Card. We are committed to ensuring skin care satisfaction. Exchanges must be made in person at ArtMed. EnVy Pillows must be returned to the clinic as part of that return policy within 30 days. AlumierMD product are the only product that can purchased online through our ArtMed AlumierMD portal. Please ask us for details.


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Sufa Technology Industry Co., Ltd. of CNNC, is a technology-type manufacture enterprise integrating the research and development, design, manufacture and sale of industrial valves. It is also the first listed enterprise of China valve industry and CNNC.
In 1997 the company successfully listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, China's valve industry and the first listed companies in the nuclear industry. For the enterprise bigger and stronger laid the foundation, the company increased investment in high-tech, the introduction of foreign advanced design software, manufacturing equipment, quality assurance concept, the enterprise has been leap-style development.
The products of the company are widely applied to more than ten industries such as petroleum, petroleum and gas, oil refining, nuclear power, electric power, metallurgy, chemical industry, shipbuilding, papermaking and medicines at home and abroad and national related scientific research departments. As famous brands of the valve industry, its "H" and "SUFA" trademarks win good reputation and certain influence in the international valve industry. The "H" brand is the famous trademark of Suzhou City and the famous trademark of Jiangsu Province. It was also been awarded "2006 China Top-ten (valve) Brand on the World Market" on the "14th World Producer Conference" in 2006.
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The Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD) is pleased to present ANOTHER VOICE: Political Illustration of the Late Twentieth Century, an exhibition of more than 100 artworks by many of the nation's leading editorial illustrators. Between 1981 and 1999 the illustrations occupied the pages of The Progressive, a magazine committed to fostering advocacy and direct action in the cause of democracy, peace, social justice, and environmental awareness. During his eighteen years as art director, Patrick JB Flynn '76 enabled the venerable magazine to become a platform for politically minded illustrators and photographers to address the heady issues of the day, unfettered and free of editorial meddling.
Curated by Flynn, Another Voice chronicles how graphic art was given an independent voice, sympathetic but not subservient to the written content of the magazine. According to writer and former New York Times art director Steven Heller, "Illustration in The Progressive was never designed to be filler." Rather, with its range of subject matter and artistic styles, "the drawings, collages, and paintings...extend satiric traditions dating back to the eighteenth century English satirists (Gilray, Hogarth, Rowlandson), nineteenth century commentators (Daumier, Steinlen, Nast), and twentieth century polemicists (Hoch, Heartfield, Grosz)."
The social commentary and biting satire displayed by exhibiting artists such as Melinda Beck, Roxanna Bikadoroff, Sue Coe, Henrik Drescher, Michael Duffy, Carl Dunn, Brad Holland, Jordin Isip, Stephen Kroninger, Anita Kunz, David McLimans, and Ralph Steadman—among others—deals with issues that unfortunately, remain as relevant now as they were two decades ago. This exhibition serves as a reminder that without creative freedom we limit the possibility of knowing, learning, and the ultimate understanding of our place and responsibility in an increasingly complex world.
Exhibition Dates
January 17–March 5, 2017
Main Gallery
Friday, January 20, 2017, 6:00–8:00 p.m. (Presidential Inauguration Day)
Recognized nationally and internationally for its innovative and interdisciplinary approaches to visual arts education, the Minneapolis College of Art and Design is home to 800 students and offers professional certificates, bachelor of fine arts and bachelor of science degrees, and graduate degrees.


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Album Review | Self Release | Review by Allan Wilkinson | Stars: 3/5
It was a moment of inspiration when folk DJ Tony Hitchcock of Sine FM pointed out to fundraising co-ordinator Eileen Myles of the AHS Foundation, that with such an array of talent due to play at a forthcoming Doncaster charity concert in aid of earthquake victims in Kashmir, there must be an opportunity to compile a fund raising CD to bring in much needed additional funds. With Jez Lowe, Clive Gregson, Ray Hearne, Steve Womack and Katriona Gilmore and Jamie Roberts already on board for the concert, the potential for an interesting CD was almost certainly on the cards. Four of the five acts mentioned above contribute a couple of tracks each to this compilation with further contributions from Sam Baker, John Tams, Martyn Joseph and Peter Dilley, all donating a slice of their music free of charge. The Folk Delivering Hope collection was born out of desire to create a limited edition souvenir for those who attended the concert, which took place on 15 November in Doncaster. Listening to the CD in the car every day since the concert, I've personally found it highly listenable and not like the usual rushed release compilations for other such worthy causes. Ray Hearne's poignant poem "Dark of Heartness" is included here, read by Stephen Gill, whose reading was used as a soundtrack to a short film made especially for the concert at the Regent Hotel. A slight technical hitch made it impossible to show the film on that occasion, but fortunately the author was on hand to read it out personally. Ray also contributes two songs from his long awaited follow up to the Broad Street Ballads album. The Wrong Sunshine provides an insight into what Ray Hearne is all about and two of those songs are provided here as a taster. "Manvers Island Bound" is a delightful song of hope derived from an unlikely source, that of a roundabout in the middle of an industrial estate in Wath-upon-Dearne. There's not many writers who could make such an anthemic song out of such an ordinary setting, but that's the thing about Ray, he manages to divert your attention from the mundane to the beautiful with his words and his songs and along with "Things to Say", a song that sets out Ray's statement of intent in no uncertain terms, we see a writer and performer at his peak. Katriona Gilmore and Jamie Roberts contribute a couple of tracks from their debut album Shadows and Half Light, Katriona's haunting "Hunter Man" and the inventive instrumental piece "Skip and Jump", which showcases the duo's musical dexterity. Katriona and Jamie are already being tipped by some for the prestigious BBC Horizon Award in 2010, a notion that would certainly get my vote. Jez Lowe is no stranger to offering his help and support to good causes and has generously contributed two excellent songs for the collection, "A Long Walk Home" and "Bait Up", both of which clearly represent the songwriter's writing credentials. If Jez represents the North East of England on this CD, then Martyn Joseph represents Wales and contributes "Have an Angel Walk With Her", one of the most beautiful ballads from his recent retrospective album Evolved, which contains re-recordings of some of his best work. The one representative not from these shores is Texan Sam Baker, whose sublime "Broken Fingers", which opens the collection, sets the mood for the rest of the album to follow. At the concert, Steve Womack sent his audience home after a side-splitting set, full of humour and peppered with songs from the likes of The Beatles, Lindisfarne and Paul Simon. His contribution to this CD however is a couple of songs from his own pen, the beautiful "Matthew" recorded live with full band just over the road from the Regent coincidentally enough, at the Civic Theatre as well as "All Saints Day" from his album Turn the Other Cheek. Closing this collection is an instrumental by Peter Dilley, a young songwriter from County Durham, who is currently studying at Leeds University. Taken from his debut album Said and Done, "Jack's Song" offers a reflective guitar piece to close the album. Funds from the sale of this CD will help the AHS Foundation to deliver hope to the people of Noon Bagla and the surrounding area by providing, equipping and maintaining a Health Centre to service the medical needs of up to 12,000 people still recovering from the devastating Pakistan earthquake of 2005.


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Igniting the Fire of Creativity, Oct – Dec 2020
Are you living an inspired life? In this course we will explore meditation practices that support you to have a vital relationship with your inherent creativity, to care well for yourself and others, and to awaken the inspiration to express your life fully. You will be supported to explore the power of self-generated sound as we follow the energetic map of the chakra system within the body and chant the Five Warrior Syllables. These five sacred sounds from the tradition of Bon Buddhism have been engaged for centuries to remove obstacles and ripen the capacities of the practitioner.
During this 6-week self-guided course, 3 Doors Senior Teacher Marcy Vaughn will guide you to:
- Learn the path of the Five Warrior Syllables and engage the practice to connect to the fundamental richness of showing up fully for your life.
- Recognize the habitual tendencies that lead you to abandon and disconnect from yourself.
- Practice reconnecting and reinvesting the power of your attention in the freshness and resourcefulness of the openness of your being.
- Meet the necessary warmth of loving kindness within that allows your limiting self-stories to loosen and your inspiration to emerge, to mature, and to be expressed.
Program Design:
In the first class we explore the ground or fundamental principle of creativity, which is being. According to these teachings, our being is fundamentally, inherently open, spacious, and empty of any defining characteristics. Within each of us is this ground, a source of all positive qualities. We explore accessing this source by drawing our attention inward and resting it on the stillness of the body. As we encounter our restless moving mind we focus on stillness and rest. We meet what occupies us and open into our experience, developing familiarity and trust in our capacity to experience openness. We will engage the crown chakra, one of the five energetic centers that we will explore in this course, and sing the Warrior Syllable A to connect us to the power of openness.
In class two, we explore the direct perception of openness referred to as awareness, naked awareness, thought-free awareness—awareness free of the clothing of the conceptual mind of bias and limiting ideas. Awareness is the discovery of inherent richness, of unlimited potentiality in any given moment. Fresh. Alive. And of course, we will encounter what obscures this awareness, our discursive gossip and inner dialog, and what to do about it. We will focus at the throat chakra and sing the Warrior Syllable OM to engage the power of awareness.
In class three we explore the power of intention or aspiration, and also inspiration, or the spontaneously arising movement of thought, image, or idea, sparked from our connection to open awareness. What blocks our capacity for inspiration or limits the power of our aspiration? All the stories we bind ourselves with, some of them not even fully conscious. We will learn to embrace our hesitations and difficult moments, to recognize that sense of me who doubts or hesitates, and to find the necessary openness, awareness, and warmth of self-compassion to loosen what binds us. Here at the heart chakra, the necessary components of discovering inner refuge come together as a single experience of openness, awareness, and kindness. We will focus at the heart chakra singing the Warrior Syllable HUNG, as well as sing the powerful mantra A OM HUNG to engage the power of inspiration.
In class four we look at embodying our inspiration or aspirations and moving with them, alive in the world as we meet others. We will talk about the power of the transformation of what appears as an obstacle—often our afflictive emotions—and when well met, how emotion becomes the fuel, a resource or support for our growth. We focus at the navel chakra and sing the Warrior Syllable RAM, engaging the power of the ripening and maturing of our aspiration or inspiration.
In class five we explore expression through body, speech, and mind and find what supports us to heal what may inhibit or block us from this expression. We will look at the expression of pain as a way to liberate us as well as the expression that spontaneously arises from openness. We will focus at the secret chakra and sing the syllable DZA to engage the power of manifesting.
In class six we acknowledge the entire journey, the ability to turn within and find the support and encouragement we need no matter where we feel stuck. We will explore all five warrior syllables as a mantra practice and focus on the motivation to benefit others and serve their well-being.
Course Details:
October 30 – December 6, 2020 – For six Fridays beginning October 30th, new teaching and guided practice modules will become available to course participants. In addition, three live practice sessions with an opportunity to ask questions and share experiences will be held on the following dates and will be recorded and available for course members.
TEACHER: Marcy Vaughn
LIVE ZOOM SESSION DATES: 1 – 2:30 p.m. New York time on the following dates. Time Zone Calculator
- Sunday, November 1
- Sunday, November 29
- Sunday, December 6
CANCELLATION POLICY: Prior to the program's beginning, refunds for cancellation will be made in full (minus a $25 processing fee). After the official start of the program, no refunds will be given.
WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE: This program contains 9 hours of prerecorded teachings and guided practices, as well as 4.5 hours of live video practice and discussion. The practice portion of the live video sessions will be recorded and made available to all participants. All materials, except the group discussions are available to access anytime and may be streamed or downloaded.
SUPPORT MATERIALS: Spontaneous Creativity: Meditations for Manifesting Your Positive Qualities, Hay House 2018, by Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche and edited by Marcy Vaughn.
PREREQUISITES: No prerequisites necessary. All are welcome.
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A round-up of all of the recent changes in employment law
As you may be aware, new employment legislation is enacted twice yearly; below is a round-up of all of the recent changes you need to be aware of.
From the first pay reference period following 1 April 2016, all workers aged 25 and over are entitled to the National Living Wage (NLW) of £7.20 an hour. The first pay reference period is the first full contractual pay reference period after this date.
Employers do not need to pay additional money to employees for any 'gap' in NLW between 1 April 2016 and the start date of the first pay reference after this date. For example, if an employers' pay reference period starts on 20 April 2016, no additional monies need to be paid for the period between 1 April and 20 April.
From 6 April 2016, the statutory cap for a maximum amount of a week's pay increased from £475 to £479 and the maximum amount of a compensatory award for unfair dismissal increases from £78,335 to £78,962. The maximum statutory redundancy payment also increases from £14,250 to £14,370.
As announced in November 2014, to encourage employers to engage more young apprentices under the age of 25, from 6 April 2016 national insurance contributions for young apprentices are no longer legally required.
Employers with 250 or more employees in the private and voluntary sectors must publish an annual report with details of the gender bonus pay gap, in addition to the pay gap, with the first report to be published by 30 April 2018.
The gender pay gap must include the mean difference in bonus payments between men and women, including information from 30 April 2016.
For the purposes of the report, bonus payments can be cash or equivalent value shares, including incentive pay, plans or schemes, commission, profit-sharing, productivity, performance or any other payment dependent on individuals' performance or the performance of the company.
Usually statutory rates of pay increase in April, however, this year statutory rates of pay for maternity, paternity, adoption pay and shared parental pay remain the same. Statutory sick pay rate also remains the same at £88.45 per week.


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Download Music+Video: Future ft. Drake– Life Is Good
Drake always finds a way to put a solidifying heart-warm lyrics on every music start.
As usual, Future unveils the visuals for the mastermind tune "Life Is Good" which he features Drake. Both artiste brings out massive energy from their locker room as they did well to put a perfect blend.
Future did a beat switch on his verse and that's pretty cool!
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Ghost Ramp
Sweet Valley - Eternal Champ (LP - Blue Vinyl)
Sweet Valley is a Bermuda Triangle-like place, where cannabis crumbs, spilt beer, record dust and that mysterious shit you had to blow out of game cartridges all collect as if pulled by some gigantic junkyard magnet. Sweet Valley is a blood pact between two brothers, Nathan (WAVVES) & Joel Williams (Spirit Club), gone awesomely off the rails.Ghost Ramp is proud to present the reissue of 2012's incredible record Eternal Champ for the first time on any physical format! The album is a benchmark for the duo and an absolute fan favorite. Sample-heavy, tripped out beats pull the listener into a psychedelic, 16-bit wonderland.
Floating somewhere between video game nostalgia, cutting edge hip-hop obsession and sludged out California stoner-ism, Eternal Champ sets the standard for instrumental beat records. Sweet Valley draws their influences from Three 6 Mafia to The Legend of Zelda with everything in between. Coinciding with the release of the new sequel Eternal Champ II, this limited colored vinyl release is the perfect entry point into the fantastical, experimental and endlessly fun world of the brothers Williams.
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text: Nemone playing "Sierra Madre" on BBC6 Music by Russian Linesman published on 2017-10-28T10:31:39Z Nemone playing one of my new songs on her David Bowie and Brian Eno Electric Ladyland Special. (Loki Recordings) loki013 Release Date: 30th October 2017 'The Eysenck Suite IV – Phlegmatic' is the fourth in a series of four EPs that explore the psychology of Hans Eysenck's four temperamental categories and the emotions they encompass, a project that the British Psychological Society has already endorsed in their excellent review of the 'Suite I' release here: http://thepsychologist.bps.org.uk/finding-melancholic-balance. A journalist recently described the Russian Linesman as a "modern day composer", and that's a phrase that fits well with his creative ethos. Fresh from his recent 'An Evening With…' guest slot on Nemone's excellently eclectic 'Electric Ladyland' radio show on BBC 6Music, the Linesman's distinctive brand of electronica flows seamlessly between the horizontal and the vertical throughout 'Suite IV', conjuring up imaginary widescreen movie soundtracks; spaced-out shoegazing electronic bliss; experimental groovetronica; and dubbed out slo-mo symphonies – all possessing an exceptional hypnotic beauty. Through these seven tracks, he explores the passive, thoughtful and peaceful defining aspects of Hans Eysenck's Phlegmatic personalities, via his uniquely distinctive musical interpretations, creating a series of remarkable final pieces to complete this experimental aural jigsaw puzzle. Whilst this EP is the finale for this four-part project that has spanned 2017, it will not be long until January 2018 sees a new series commence, featuring remix interpretations of some of the 'Eysenck Suites I-IV' finest moments. Artists already commissioned for this new project are Maps, Simon Mills, Jesse Somfay, We Are All Astronauts, Roman Fahls, Lanny May, Aiden, Matthys, Anders, Betamax Warriors, Mig Dfoe, Xspance, my.head - plus a few other surprises to come. So that's definitely something to look forward to in the New Year! The Russian Linesman has become a somewhat cult figure over the past eleven years, crossing paths with other mavericks such as James Holden, Nathan Fake, Ryan Davis, Applescal and Laurent Garnier, along the way. His latest series of EPs has already seen the enigmatic artist receive support and plaudits from a disparate collection of respected DJs and Producers, including 'Mercury Prize' nominated Maps (Mute), Simon Mills (of Bent fame), Max Cooper, Steve Miller (Afterlife), Nick Warren (on his 'Sound Garden' radio show), C-Jay (Bedrock), Samy Birnbach (DJ Morpheus), and Quivver (on John Digweed's 'Transitions' radio show). The Russian Linesman also now hosts a monthly radio show on Bloop London. The Russian Linesman has released numerous singles, EPs and two studio albums. For the uninitiated to gain an insight into the workings of the Russian Linesman's mind, his last album ('Nostalgia Story' 2013) was a sprawling thirty-seven-song flood of inspiration that was recorded live in one take, whereas 'The Eysenck Suite I-IV' is the result of four solid years of dedicated writing and numerous re-records. Although he use's James Holden's favourite software - Jeskola Buzz - the Russian Linesman writes all his music on acoustic guitar and piano, harking back to a past spent touring as an acoustic singer/songwriter playing folk music. This principle has evolved into recording with vocals as well, before everything is heavily edited and drowned in electronic sounds – an audio diary, comprising analogue sounds fully enclosed in a digital sarcophagus. Interviews: http://www.theransomnote.com/music/track-by-track/track-by-track-russian-linesman-the-eysenck-suite-i-melancholic/ http://www.dmcworld.net/uncategorized/russian-linesman http://www.magazinesixty.com/russian-linesman-qa/ http://www.dmcworld.net/back-to-mine/back-mine-russian-linesman/ Genre Electronic Comment by Tangeni Kambudu Beautiful! Absolutely amazing? 2018-10-16T02:50:40Z


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I'm starting a rumor that Changing Horses 2 is in the works so Catfish will have to come out of hiding.
Board Games
OldHat replied to philip's topic in Ben Kweller ForumCatan Ticket to Ride 7 Wonders
You need to listen to Head Trip In Every Key, which is in my top 5 records of the 90s.
BK RSD 2018 Release
OldHat replied to bigbagofnothing's topic in Ben Kweller ForumWhy I stayed home. Sucks man. ATO needs to come to Jesus and release more. I don't need clear vinyl or splatter or anything fancy...just a plain old record.
Your First Love (Musically Speaking)
OldHat replied to Christopher's topic in Ben Kweller ForumSame. I had blue on cd though. That was the first album where I didn't just listen to the singles. I remember sitting, listening to Only in Dreams with headphones on and being completely amazed at the build up and break down. I was hooked from then on. I taped El Scorcho off the radio and listened to it over and over. Got the mom to drive me in her van to pick it up from Best Buy. The old weezer boards introduced me to BK.
I called and they said they have no way of knowing if they'll get it AND it's first come, first served. He said they will try to order it but they still get shipped what they get shipped. Booooooo. I will get my hands on it one way or another.
I'm just a grumpy old 30-something who is over the RSD stuff. I support it but have been burned by it too much. I'll wait and see what happens. I'm hoping Ben is waiting until the RSD versions are purchased to announce a standard release.
I was a little negative above. I've been to RSD a few times and never walked away with what I wanted. I think RSD is great for record stores so I don't want to seem like a jerk. I just hope a wider, online release happens so all of us can get it without having to go online and buy from the goons who go to RSD for the purpose of marking up and selling online.
Oh great! I can stand in line for a couple hours to be told they didn't get any copies or they sold the 2 they received. Then the people who actually did get copies can sell them online for $200.
Best Friends Episode 3: Guster
OldHat replied to Ben's topic in Ben Kweller ForumSecond your opinion @BrianS. Look forward to these every Monday.
Send Me Down The Road Appreciation Thread
OldHat replied to Seth's topic in Ben Kweller ForumI want to hear!!!!!! Ben, can we have a late X-Mas gift?
Why the crooked second L in Kweller?
OldHat replied to bigbagofnothing's topic in Ben Kweller ForumCause it looks hella cool
BK 2018 Tour
OldHat replied to shashashadont's topic in Ben Kweller ForumNashville please
I'm still into the new Lees of Memory album. @Ben did you ever get to meet John Davis, former Superdrag lead singer, who is now with the Lees? https://theleesofmemory.bandcamp.com/
Best Friends Episode 1: Ash
OldHat replied to Ben's topic in Ben Kweller ForumLooking forward to more of these posts. Heard of Ash but never given them a fair shake. Which of their albums is the best front to back? I'll give it a listen at work tomorrow.
I agree on CH's album art. I have always wanted a Changing Horses 2 with red album art and a similar motif. Ben's voice sounds so good over country tunes...although it sounds good over all kinds of tunes.
New BK Album 2018 Thread
OldHat posted a topic in Ben Kweller ForumInfo will go here as soon as we know more. Maybe Ben can share some interesting info here as well if we are lucky. Can't wait for more info!
So he exists?! Will he ever make another album?
Changing Horses Appreciation Thread
OldHat posted a topic in Ben Kweller ForumThread to talk about why you love the most underrated of the albums. p.s. - October of this year will mark the last time we ever heard from Catfish. Will he ever make another album???
Future collaborators...?
OldHat replied to superbean's topic in Ben Kweller ForumBen Howard and Ben Harper and Ben Jovi will join the Bens in 2019.
I want to sleep under a pool table! Haha. At least you like BK...that's all that matters here.
One of my favorite records on vinyl that I own. That was a great pressing. I'm gonna go pull that out now...perfect for a rainy day.
Your favorite Beatle is George but you hate ELO? Jeff Lynne produced and co-wrote some Beatle solo stuff, as well as Tom Petty and Roy Orbison tunes. George was a huge fan. I urge you to listen to "A New World Record"...36 minute commitment...you will become a fan like John, George, Ringo, and Paul were...bad hair and all!
Piano, or Guitar?
OldHat replied to JollyRoget's topic in Ben Kweller ForumAcoustic guitar, although he slays on the pianer. Saw Ben play solo in Savannah, Georgia in a theatre. He went back and forth between Piano and acoustic guitar...brought the house down. One of the coolest concerts I've ever been to. Ben, you remember that one? We were all in assigned seats and at the end you were just like "everyone come up front." Badass.
Discount Fireworks
OldHat replied to lickthepuss's topic in Ben Kweller ForumHe has to get the repress of Sha Sha Done first!


text: Forecasts call for warmer temperatures with a chance of rain on Saturday and blue skies on Sunday. Fear not – there is plenty to do whether it is rain or shine! The Opera House will be showing two movies this weekend – the political thriller Syriana with Oscar winner George Clooney and new comedy A Good Woman with Oscar winner Helen Hunt and Scarlett Johannsen – on Friday, Sunday and Monday and will have a special treat of live music – The Tom Principato Blues Band – on Saturday night. Sunday you can enjoy the sunshine with a stroll through the farmer's market. Of course all the shops and restaurants will be open, and we still have some rooms at the Inn. Our gardens have been freshly mulched for spring and look great – come and see for yourself!


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Shark Tank; Perfect Show for Hunting MPRs
(My Next Big Thing/My Pet Rock)
One of my favorite TV shows, no, I lie, it is my favorite, is Shark Tank. We watch this show every week, and it's my favorite place to search for My Next Big Thing, MNBT, also known as my pet rock, MPR. As I said at the inception of this Blog: We all fantasize about latching onto something that will transform our lives from the grinding, mundane ordinary to a transformed life of purpose, passion, joy, comfort, and security. I think my MNBT/MPR will involve art in some way and computers too, but I constantly keep my eyes and ears open for an opportunity that is just itching to be created by Bill and me right here in our little house in Dearborn Heights, Michigan.
Shark Tank is a good example of reality TV. Entrepreneurs come on the show and pitch their ideas for goods or services to a panel of wealthy investors. They may have only a prototype of a product or they may have a company already making millions in sales. They do their pitch for an hour and then it is edited down to about 10 minutes. Each show has 4 or 5 contestants. They are seeking cash support, but even more, they are looking for guidance, contacts, and flare from the Shark investors, who are all self-made millionaires from a variety of fields. One of the Sharks is actually a Billionaire.
There is a lot of jostling for some products with the Sharks competing for the more likely to win ideas. Sometimes the Sharks join up and go in together in supporting a company. Some of the contestants get no bites and leave empty-handed, but even they see a bump in sales after their exposure on the show. It's a Midas touch for your enterprise if you are on Shark Tank.
You can read a lot about Shark Tank on Wikopedia, but I'll give you a brief synopsis taken from Wikopedia. The show premiered in August 2009 on ABC. It is patterned after a program called Dragon's Den that premiered in Japan in 2001. There are 8 regulars on the show, but usually only 5 appear at any given show. The regulars are Mark Cuban, Barbara Corcoran, Lori Greiner, Kevin O'Leary, Robert Herjavec, and Daymond John. Chris Succor and Kevin Harrington are among guest Sharks. There have been 192 episodes since 2009 and the show was just renewed for a 10th season on January 8, 2018. You can find a list of all the episodes on Wikopedia.
The Sharks, Left to Right,
Daymond John, Barbara Corcoran, Mark Cuban, Kevin O'Leary, Laurie Greiner, Robert Herjavec
Daymond John, Barbara Corcoran, Mark Cuban, Kevin O'Leary, Laurie Greiner, Robert Herjavec
As I said before, the Sharks come from many industries, but they are all rabidly attracted to innovation and scaling of businesses. They offer money and guidance in exchange for a percentage of the businesses. Here is a quick thumbnail for each Shark:
Mark Cuban is worth $3.3 billion and the owner of the Dallas Mavericks. He's from Pittsburgh. He's a serial entrepreneur and an investor. He scrounged up $15,000 while he was still in college in Bloomington, Indiana and bought a bar which became the most successful student bar in town. After college he was involved with Micro Solutions which he later sold to Compu Serve for $6 million. He "retired" for 5 years, bought a lifetime pass on American Airlines and set out to visit as many countries as he could. After that he came out of retirement and founded Audionet which was later renamed Broadcast.com. He bought the Dallas Mavericks for $280 million and it's currently worth $1.45 billion.
Barbara Corcoran is from New Jersey. She is a real estate maven and a business consultant. She's been on Shark Tank from the start. She's written several books and she is a columnist. One of her books is "If You Don't Have Big Breasts, Put Ribbons On Your Pigtails: and Other Lessons I Learned from My Mom". She lives in Manhattan. She co-founded a real estate company called The Corcoran Group. In 2001, Barbara sold her company to NRT Incorporated for $66 million. She is worth $80 million.
Laurie Greiner is "one of the most prolific inventors of our time" according to Wikopedia. She has over 120 patents and over 600 products. She's also known as the Queen of QVC and the Warm-blooded Shark. In 2014 Laurie invested in Scrub Daddy. On July 30, 2014 she sold more than 2 million of the sponges on QVC in one session. She's from Chicago and she's worth $50 million.
Kevin O'Leary has been on the show since the git-go. He's a Canadian has an Irish father and a Lebanese mother. He was born in Montreal and now lives in Toronto. He is the down to brass tacks Shark who tells people with products he considers losers that they should take it out behind the barn and shoot it. He is a wine connoisseur and calls himself "Mr. Wonderful". He adds a lot of humor to the show, and banters with the other sharks in a mock villain schtick. He's worth$400 million.
Robert Herjavic is another Canadian. He moved to Canada from Croatia when he was 8. The family all worked on a farm in Croatia. He is worth $200 million. Robert is the cuddly Shark. He founded BRAK Systems in 1990 in the basement of his home and sold it to AT&T Canada in 2000 for $30.2 million. Like Mark Cuban, Robert also took a retirement and was a stay-at-home dad to his three kids for 3 years. Then he founded Herjavec Group which is one of the fastest growing technology companies in Canada. He was on Dancing with the Stars, and he's written 3 books. Robert loves to collect and race cars and he lives in Toronto.
Daymond John is CEO and founder of FUBU,(For Us, By Us) a much-celebrated global lifestyle brand with more than $6 billion in sales. Now in his ninth season on the three-time Emmy award-winning series Shark Tank, John continues to challenge himself in all aspects of business. A New York Times best-selling author for his 2016 book, The Power of Broke, John's commitment to entrepreneurship has been celebrated on a global level. In 2015, he was named a presidential ambassador for Global Entrepreneurship and was part of an exclusive group who joined President Obama at the Global Entrepreneur Summit in Kenya, and traveled with the president on his historic trip to Cuba in March 2016. Additionally, in 2017 John launched the creative executive co-working space, blueprint+co. Its mission is to educate and empower by building a community of like-minded entrepreneurs that can benefit from his resources and track record of success.
So that's the way it is at our house. We watch these folks every week, rejoicing in their successes with all the companies they join in on, feeling sympathy for the people who don't get a deal from any Shark, and always watching for an idea we can adapt to create My Pet Rock. I hope you enjoy Shark Tank.


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Sign up for the Lexington KSR Golf Scramble
Registration is now open for the Second Annual Lexington KSR Golf Scramble. This year's event will take place on June 8 at The University Club of Kentucky.
Foursomes are $600 each and include all fees, lunch, dinner, and memories you can make with the KSR crew. Check-in will begin at 10:30 AM with a shotgun start at 12:30 PM.
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My computer performs the multi-tasking for me -- that is what it is designed for. Given that, I expect it to perform the tasks I otherwise would not be able to complete by myself. It is a pain if the computer's technical limitations limit that possibility. Please allow me to share the experience and how I was able to tweak it.
Apparently, Windows has an inherent limitation on the so-called "user objects" and "GDI objects". This has something to do with how the operating system handles resources on demand. To give you an idea how I discovered this, it is due to this error on one of the applications I use to multitask.
TOO MANY USER/GDI objects are being used by applications!
Initially, I thought this was due to exhausting the 4GB RAM installed in my notebook. So I got me an additional 4GB module to beef it up. And the result? It is still the same. I really can't complain about having more memory but this intrigued me to investigate further.
I found a post related to the USER and GDI objects and how it is tested. It showed that the limit set by default numbers to 10,000. Is that huge? It appears so. But you can hit that wall easily -- even on Windows 7!
In order to illustrate, you may scour the internet to download sysinternals "testlimit.exe" or its 64bit equivalent if you're running a 64bit system. See the output below.
The question then is, is it tweakable? I asked this same question and the short answer is "YES". It requires a registry hack though.
WARNING: Before you proceed any further, know that registry changes can potentially damage your computer system. I will not be held accountable and responsible for the outcome of this hack.
Now that you have been warned, the registry key is found in this branch: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows. The keys are "GDIProcessHandleQuota" and "USERProcessHandleQuota". These keys are set to their default value of "2710" (hexadecimal). This 2710 translates to 10,000 in native decimal form.
In my system, I changed these keys to 8000 (hexadecimal) or 32768 in human readable numeric terms. The testlimit output follows below.
After the above tweaks in the registry, I have not encountered the same error in the past several weeks.
Further checks to the value of these keys indicate that the theoretical maximum is 10,000 (hexadecimal) or 65536 with huge, bold font warnings about hitting maximum may cause system instability. However, I have proven to myself that the value I set above works for me. Your mileage may vary.


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Our Naked Truths invites all those who identify as women to create, connect and celebrate the universal feminine beauty through art and conversation.
This is a special session where we will focus on Becoming Attuned To Your Purpose also known as the self-coined term Becoming a Dry Babe modelled by Khloe Bailey Obazee
Healing purchases can be made on the day from;
- Art exhibited and sold from artist and painter, Akeisha Walters
- Bespoke Crystal Jewellery available for purchase from Suhaiyla Shakuwra
- Botanical Bar by Ibile Botanica who brings holistic remedies through artisan herbal teas, smokable herbs and healing essentials to aid the feminine healing and nurturing process.
Expect lots of discussion, freedom, love and above all a celebration of self!
We simply ask that you come with an open heart and mind to create.
*Racism, Ableism, Ageism, Sexism, Homophobia, Transphobia or Hatred of any kind will not be tolerated.
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When I adopted my mixed breed dog from the shelter, I never expected her to have such an allergy problem! She was perfect for the first 7 months and then whammo! Sudden on-set allegies. My vet told me that that was very common and that allergies usually don't present themselves until about 2 years of age - just when my dog started itching! Her allergies have continued for the last 4 months and PetPlan has been great about covering all of her medications and vet visits. Since there are no time limits per "illness", I've only had to meet my $200 deductible one time for this on-going allergy treatment.
I didn't have pet insurance with my first dog, a Yorkshire Terrier, and he cost me $52,000 in vet bills over the 17 years of his life - all out of my pocket! I can't tell you how happy I am that I purchased this pet insurance. PetPlan has paid my claims very quickly - usually within 2 weeks! Hopefully, this little girl, a mixed Yorkie/Maltese, won't have as many medical issues as my first baby! But if she does, I know that PetPlan will be there to help with the expenses.
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Pump Down the Volume
Anna G. Eshoo is a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from California. Loud TV commercials really bug her. They bug her so much she thinks there ought to be a law against them, so she introduced a bill in Congress toward that end. On June 11, a House subcommittee held a hearing to discuss it.
Eshoo believes that loud commercials are a serious problem, and that all Americans think so, too. "What annoys all of us," she writes on her Web site, "is the sudden increase of volume when commercials are aired. A TV program has a mix of audio levels. There are loud and soft parts. Nuance is used to build the dramatic effect. Most advertisers don't want nuance. They want to grab our attention, and to do this, they record every part of it as loud as possible."
That advertisers would have the audacity to want to grab our attention, and that they'd go so far as to resort to raising their voices to do so, won't stand if Eshoo has anything to say about it. McCarthy took on Communism, Kefauver took on organized crime. Now Eshoo is using the time and resources of Congress in a fight to rid the nation of loud commercials.
We should, perhaps, wish her Godspeed because this may be more of a public health issue than most of us ever imagined. "Every time the ads came on," she said, "they blew me out of my seat." Oh, the humanity.
We've all noticed the phenomenon at some point, of course, and some of us may actually have been irritated by it. It's a fine subject for some angry blogging.
But is it a problem so acute as to require an act of Congress? Is the threat of a loud commercial so serious that we need to legislate against it?
First, the difference in volume may be real and bothersome to some, but in terms of decibels, the overall difference is a subtle one. If baby's been sleeping through the program itself, it's unlikely she'll wake up when the ad comes on; if the set wasn't cranked high enough to cause hearing damage during the show, the added volume of the commercial isn't going to cause any either.
Although the image of Eshoo being "blown out of her seat" is a frightening one, it's also fictional. Modern science will confirm that the boost in sound energy that accompanies advertising pods is not sufficient to send viewers flying off the furniture. Furthermore, unlike other noise nuisances, the viewer himself has elected to turn on the source of the noise and remains in control of its adjustment. Finally, no studies have suggested that increased ad volume causes children to become violent or promiscuous. So, in the end, the only real issue here is that loud commercials are annoying.
I can't help thinking, though, that there are more important things than this going on in other industries subject to regulation. I also can't help thinking that of all the issues troubling the citizens Eshoo represents, this one may not be on the top of their lists.
The bill was given an inelegant name (the Commercial Advertisement Loudness Mitigation Act) in order to create a really cute acronym (CALM). It has only three provisions, the first of which requires that ads accompanying any video programming-broadcast and multichannel — "shall not be excessively noisy or strident." The second two ask that ads not be presented at modulation levels "substantially higher" than the programming itself. All of these provisions include interpretive ambiguity that brings to mind the indecency rules. What constitutes "excessive," for example? Who gets to define "strident" or "noisy"? At what point does a modulation level become "substantially" higher?


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New Alien Spidy trailer highlights NPCs
The world is full of creatures big and small – but not all of them are nice or helpful. Luckily, Kalypso Digital Media and Enigma Software have provided this handy guide to help players tell the difference when they take control of their extraterrestrial arachnid later this year when Alien Spidy hits. The trailer shows of the friendly (ladybugs who lend a helping hand), the not-so-friendly (angry porcupines) and the just plain annoying (mosquitoes who can cut Spidy's web lines).
Alien Spidy is rated E by the ESRB and is scheduled for release this year. No pricing information is yet available.


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Jamie Tranter – Senior Legionella Consultant
Jamie Tranter is a senior consultant Legionella Control International and brings a wealth of operational and senior management experience to this important role. He holds Degrees in Biology and Geography and has over 20 years experience from the national and international water and occupational hygiene sectors, with particular emphasis on the control and management of legionella risks.
Mr Tranter has been involved in all aspects of legionella control from undertaking complex audits, legionella risk assessments, consultancy, training, project management and expert witness.
Mr Tranter has worked extensively in the United Kingdom and overseas on a variety of projects including legionella risk assessments, building water system audits, water monitoring contracts, developing corporate management policies, and tender preparation and assessment.
He has a thorough understanding of water quality regulations and relevant standards applied to building water services including those published by the Health & Safety Executive, Department of Health, World Health Organization, UK industry guidance and relevant Codes of Practice.
Mr Tranter is a member of the Water Management Society and acts as an expert witness on matters relating to Legionnaires' disease and the control and management of Legionella bacteria.
Recent Projects
- London 2012 Olympic Delivery Authority – Legionella consultancy services
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Kristine Lemanski, CPA, CGMA
Vice President – Finance and Operations
Kristine Lemanski is a Colorado-licensed Certified Public Accountant with 26 years of experience in accounting, consulting, and auditing private, governmental, and not-for-profit entities. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting from Mesa State College, where she graduated Cum Laude. She manages the accounting, financial reporting, finance, marketing, HR and administrative functions for RESIGHT. In addition, she participates in RESIGHT's deal teams, providing input and analysis throughout the project.


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Saginaw schools to receive CPR, AED training equipment
All Saginaw County school districts will receive CPR and automated external defibrillator training equipment thanks to a $15,000 gift the Pulse3 Foundation received from the Douglas C. Iles Charitable Trust.
The gift was matched dollar-for-dollar by the Frankenmuth Credit Union's Foundation for Our Communities, allowing the scope of the project to expand and include Tuscola County schools. This equipment will help the schools comply with recently passed CPR in Schools legislation.
Taking effect in the 2017-2018 school year, the law requires schools to incorporate hands-only CPR (at a minimum) training into health curriculum offered between seventh and 12th grades.
For more information, contact Pulse3 at (989) 754-7283.


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In recent years, LEGO has released two lines of licensed comic book sets. From 2002 to 2004 they released a series of Spider-Man sets based on the first two movies starring Tobey Maguire. Then from 2006 to 2008 they released a number of sets based on Batman, with inspirations that seemed to come from comic book, TV and movie versions of the Caped Crusader. The first set that I got from these licensed themes was 1376, Spider-Man Action Studio
It was a little frustrating that I had to pay $24 essentially for just the Spider-Man and Peter Parker minifigs. The building and car were sort of uninspired, in my opinion. They included the movie director fig and a camera, which sort of ruined the suspension of disbelief. Rather than act as if this set were really taking you into the Marvel universe, it made clear that you were on a movie set. On the plus side, the Spidey fig was a really cool addition to my fig population.
You can see the set inventory on Peeron, the instructions on LEGO.com or buy a copy on Bricklink.


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Rating: PG-13 | Runtime: 151 minutes | Release Date: March 25th, 2016 (USA)
Studio: Warner Bros.
Director(s): Zack Snyder
Writer(s): Chris Terrio and David S. Goyer / Bob Kane & Bill Finger (Batman) /
Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster (Superman)
"Ignorance is not the same as innocence"
Director and steward of Warner Bros.'s entire DC Comic universe—for better or worse depending on your personal opinion of the man's portfolio—Zack Snyder has spent two years telling us Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is ostensibly Man of Steel 2. It's not. This thing is a Batman film from start to finish. It shows how Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck) focuses his rage to destroy the world's newest destroyer. It's about a good man turning cruel as Gods threaten the sanctity of all he holds dear. We watch his parents die (again) during the opening credits and review the climactic battle between Superman (Henry Cavill) and Zod from his Gotham millionaire's perspective. Will darkness consume him? Will he turn Supes evil? Will he lead the future?
These are the questions David S. Goyer and Chris Terrio ask throughout their epic meet-up of classic heroes that's ultimately a prologue to the forthcoming Justice League tentpole above even a Batman film. Don't fret, though: introductions to Cyborg (Ray Fisher), Flash (Ezra Miller), and Aquaman (Jason Momoa) are uncredited cameos totaling three minutes. Snyder and his team don't simply try to throw as much as they can at the wall at once, but they do whet our appetites with rudimentary glimpses at the reality that these meta-humans are here and on their way towards converging. Just like Wonder Woman's (Gal Gadot) feature length debut will take place one hundred years ago, there's room to delve into the not-quite-so-distant past for everyone else too. This world already exists.
I like this because it means we don't have to slog through a bunch of stuff we already know unless it can be presented in an interesting fashion like Superman's origin in Man of Steel embracing his Kryptonian beginnings rather than solely Jonathan Kent's (Kevin Costner) martyrdom. Some of that's there too of course, but that new iteration isn't afraid of letting the alien nature of his existence shine so gnarly baddies like Doomsday can wreak havoc from an authentic trajectory manufactured with plausible build-up. We are dealing with things we do not understand and that's why the world must have trepidation in blindly trusting an all-powerful stranger with the capacity to decimate them all. Bruce Wayne should be cautious because red Kryptonite can be an uncontrollable bitch.
So even though Superman should be our hero because we've spent a film with him in that light while Batman arrives as the aggressor, this isn't the case. Superman's presence brought Zod. His being on Earth—no matter how unwittingly—caused too many lives to be lost in the tragedies that befell Smallville and Metropolis. Rather than ignore this reality, Wayne takes it upon himself to combat it. Does he go a bit far thinking Superman must be killed because there's a one percent chance he annihilates mankind? Yeah, that's a pretty cynical and wild conclusion to take. But we're talking about a vigilante born from watching the senseless murder of his parents. The world is a harsh place and he must embrace that pain to save it.
As a result we have two antiheroes: One's the white hat delving into grey territory when it suits him and his love (Amy Adams' Lois Lane). The other a black hat going rogue against the advice of his trusted confidant (Jeremy Irons' Alfred) to protect the greater good. They are opposite sides of the same coin and people are being hurt in both of their wakes. Our true villain is Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg going more Joker anarchy than Gene Hackman cunning) pitting them against one another at the detriment of the masses. The rest: Holly Hunter's Senator Finch, Scoot McNairy's Wallace Keefe, and Harry Lennix's Swanwick are merely human's trying to wrap their heads around a desperate situation devoid of Wayne's sociopathy to ignore the nuance.
There is nuance because there has to be in the context of what this story means to our current state of being. We live in an age of fear mongering that makes us anxious towards the inevitability of the other shoe dropping rather than feeling safe for once. It's about having the humanity to trust in Superman because humans raised him to possess that same moral code we all should have. You cannot simply lump him in with the heinous acts of Zod; he isn't guilty by association. But that's exactly what people like Lex want to push. Create turmoil, create fear, and watch the world crumble in the hopes you can be in the driver's seat once the dust settles. It's about faith. Facts are inconsequential.
Do the filmmakers make good on this theme? Yes. It's clunky at times due to there still being a ton of characters to juggle without the Justice League, but there are abrupt surprises to alleviate this problem at multiple points for suspense and emotional upheaval. Dreams and clues to the past and future provide the most intriguing bits even if they've no payoff besides offering promises, but they never overpower the film's real purpose: Superman somehow earning the respect and friendship of his biggest detractor in time to save the world. And while that sounds too simplistic to sustain the runtime, it isn't completely when presented through the detractor's viewpoint. Bruce Wayne's the constant. He reacts, evolves, and stumbles. Superman isn't affecting him personally, but he's affected nonetheless.
Superman comes and goes to service the plot while Wayne moves forward in response to those actions. He's the one being changed and the one driving the plot with the help of Luthor's puppet-mastery. The fights are therefore of Earth with bullets and gadgets and wiles rather than brute force smashing impenetrable skulls into steel girders underneath concrete and glass. Affleck proves himself to be the most effective Wayne/Batman combo yet with the aged wisdom of an entrepreneur and the battle-tested mettle of a man clouded by his dark savior complex. He's pushed, battered, and beaten enough to earn grimaces of pain. He has no super powers and that's why we love him. He's one of us: paranoid, angry, and often wrong.
Cavill on-the-other-hand is at a crossroads, manipulated when he does good and bad because public consciousness has wrestled away control of his image as it suits their whims rather than the truth. He's forlorn and unsure of what he's doing as a creature caught between two worlds he may never truly be apart of if neither truly wants him. We don't necessarily get to really see that struggle, however, since he's not onscreen long enough to show it. There's an opening to let him work through it with Wayne, but that chance is squandered by the most obvious and laziest reason to find common ground possible. For all the shock value included to cause chaotic turmoil, the resolutions in their aftermaths are pretty tame.
Does that make it a bad movie? Probably. But Batman v Superman isn't a movie. It's a spectacle and in those terms it succeeds. There's a welcome strain of political unrest that explodes in a powder keg of destiny at the revelation our extinction point may be on the horizon sooner than later. There's a darkness that gives Christopher Nolan's series a run for its money even if it lacks his operatic structure. But most of all there's potential for the franchise's future. While we meet everyone well along their paths towards becoming heroes, the film is still an origin story for what's to come. It's loud, scary, funny (thanks Lawrence Fishburne), and sometimes exhilarating. It serves its purpose as a crucial piece to a larger whole.
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- Michelle Braakhuis
Mac 'n cheese. It's a classic when it comes to comfort food right?
To be honest, I've never had it before until I started my whole cooking-loving journey a few years ago. When it comes to comfort food, I'm still a sucker for the sweets.
But, this recipe by Jamie Oliver is definitely one I make from time to time, searching for comfort or not.
Cheese is easily replaced by the salty flavours of nutritional yeast and mustard.
And mixing a topping made of vegan cheese, fresh thyme and a little bit of rosemary?
Oh, it makes the meal even better. Enjoy your mac 'n cheese. All credits to Jamie Oliver.
PS, and talking about Jamie Oliver, DID YOU KNOW HE HAS A VEGGIE COOKING BOOK NOW?! Many recipes are vegan already, and otherwise easy to veganize.. Oh men, when I have my YouTube cooking show kick-off in 2022, I want him on the show as well ;).
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350 g dried (gluten free) macaroni
100 g dairy free butter
85 g (gluten free) flour
50 g vegan cheese
40 g breadcrumbs
1 litre unsweetened (organic) soy milk – 1 onion – 5 cloves of garlic – 1 1/2 tbsp nutritional yeast – 1 heaped teaspoon English mustard – 1/2 a bunch of fresh thyme – 1/2 tbsp olive oil – salt & pepper (to taste)
extra needed: oven, cutting board, knifes, measuring cups / spoons, pans, oven dish serves: 4-8 persons
Directions: Preheat the oven to 180ºC/350ºF. Cook the macaroni according to the packet instructions in a large pan of salted boiling water. Meanwhile, peel and halve the onion, then place in a small pan over a medium heat with the milk. Slowly bring to the boil, then remove from the heat. Pick out and discard the onion, then set aside. Melt the margarine in another pan over a medium heat, then add the flour, stirring continuously until it forms a paste – this is the roux. Gradually add the warm milk a little at a time, whisking continuously until smooth. Bring to the boil, then simmer for around 10 minutes, or until thickened. Stir in the mustard and nutritional yeast flakes, grate and stir in the vegan cheese (if using), then season to taste with salt and pepper. Drain and add the macaroni to the sauce, then toss to coat. Transfer the mixture to an ovenproof baking dish (roughly 20cm x 30cm), then set aside. Peel and finely slice the garlic, then pick the thyme leaves, discarding the stalks. Add to a medium pan over a medium heat with a splash of oil. Cook for 2 to 3 minutes, or until golden, then transfer to a food processor with the breadcrumbs and a splash of oil. Blitz until combined and roughly chopped, then sprinkle over the pasta. Place the dish in the hot oven for 20 to 25 minutes, or until golden and bubbling. Leave to stand for around 5 minutes, then serve with seasonal greens.


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in film and video production as I entered high school, which led me to develop a relationship with a local production studio, Drywater Productions, where I worked as an volunteer and later an employee, and learned the ins and outs of video production in the context of a small, dedicated team. In addition, the world of 3D animation thrilled me, and so in early high school I began to teach myself Blender and the world of CGI, a skillset that has remained relevant throughout my design journey, allowing me to execute environmental graphic design projects with high-fidelity digital visualizations, and easily create design mockups.
My journey took a turn as I moved south to attend the University of Oklahoma, where my skillset expanded to include more traditional print design, environmental graphic design, and digital design. Now, as my time at the university comes to a close, and I prepare to leave my job at OU's Gibbs College of Architecture, I look forward to a new chapter and to applying the skills I've learned in a new context.


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EU Inflation at Lowest Levels in 2017
BRUSSELS (AP) -- Inflation across the 19-country eurozone has fallen to its lowest level this year, official figures showed Wednesday, in a development that may temper speculation that the European Central Bank will soon consider easing up on its monetary stimulus.
Eurostat, the EU's statistics agency, said that inflation fell to 1.4 percent in the year through May from 1.9 percent the month before.
The decline, which was slightly sharper than anticipated, means that inflation has fallen away from the ECB's target of just below 2 percent. The rise in inflation in April to the target had stoked talk in financial markets that the central bank would soon be in a position to at least start mulling the possibility of withdrawing some of its stimulus, possibly at next Thursday's policy meeting.
The ECB has slashed interest rates, including its main one to zero, and embarked on a big bond-buying stimulus program to keep a lid on market interest rates. Its primary aim is to get inflation back toward its target and then to start easing off the bond-buying program.
A major reason why inflation fell back sharply in May was the decline in the core rate, which strips out the volatile items of alcohol, food, tobacco and energy. That slipped back to 0.9 percent from the previous month's 1.2 percent.
Modest underlying rates of inflation point to sluggish wage demands even at a time when the eurozone economy is performing relatively strongly and unemployment has been dropping. ECB President Mario Draghi has pointed to the subdued core rate in recent months to urge caution over the bank changing tack soon.
The most important reason why headline inflation has been so volatile in recent months is connected to the price of oil, which is off the lows recorded last year but still swinging fairly widely. In the year to May, energy prices were up 4.6 percent. However, that was the lowest rate of increase this year and down sharply on April's equivalent rate of 7.6 percent.


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From shaalah "to rest." The place at which Israel attained its state of rest, and where the Lord rested among them (Psalm 132:14). Judges (Judges 21:19) describes its position as "on the N. side of Bethel (Beitin), on the E. side of the highway that goeth up from Bethel to Shechem (Nablus), and on the S. of Lebonah." Now Seilun. The ark, which had been at Gilgal during the conquest of Canaan, was removed on the completion of the conquest to Shiloh where it remained from Joshua's closing days to Samuel's (Joshua 18:1-10; Judges 18:31; 1 Samuel 4:3). Here Joshua divided by lot the part of the western Jordan land not yet allotted (Joshua 19:51). Shiloh fell within Ephraim (Joshua 16:5-6). The animal feast of Jehovah when the daughters of Shiloh went forth in dances gave Benjamin, when threatened with extinction, the opportunity of carrying off wives (Judges 21:19-23). At a distance of 15 minutes' walk is a fountain reached through a narrow dale; it flows first into a well, thence into a reservoir, from which herds and flocks are watered.
Here the daughters of Shiloh would resort, the spectators could see their dances from the amphitheater of surrounding hills. Terraces are traceable at the sides of the rocky hills, once covered with verdure and productiveness. Though the scenery is not striking the seclusion was favorable to worship and religious study. In the rockhewn sepulchres may have been laid the remains of some of Eli's house. Here Eli judged Israel and died of grief at the capture of the ark by the Philistines. Here Hannah prayed and Samuel was reared in the tabernacle and called to the prophetic office (1 Samuel 1; 2; 3). The sin of Hophni and Phinehas caused the loss of the ark and God's forsaking of His tabernacle at Shiloh (called in spiritual sense "the house of God," though not of stone: Judges 18:31; 2 Samuel 7:6; 1 Kings 3:2), so that this became a warning beacon of God's wrath against those who sin in the face of high spiritual privileges (Jeremiah 7:12; Psalm 78:60-61).
Ahijah the prophet was here consulted by the messengers of Jeroboam's wife (1 Kings 11:29; 1 Kings 12:15; 1 Kings 14:1-2). From Shiloh came the half pagan men, with offerings for the Lord's house, who had cut themselves, and whom Ishmael slew (Jeremiah 41:5). A tell or hill, surrounded by higher hills, rises from an uneven plain, with a valley on the south side. On the hill the tabernacle would be conspicuous from all sides. On the summit of the hill are the remains of what was once a Jewish synagogue, subsequently used as a mosque.
On the lintel over the doorway, between two wreaths of flowers, is carved a vessel shaped like a Roman amphora, so closely resembling the "pot of manna," as found on coins and in the ruins of the synagogue at Capernaum, that it doubtless formed part of the original building. There is a curious excavation in the rock which may have been the actual spot where the ark rested; for its guardians would select a place sheltered from the bleak winds of the highlands. The position of the sanctuary was central for the Israelites W. of Jordan. Major Wilson says northwards the tell at Seilun slopes down to a broad shoulder, across which a level court has been cut, 77 by 412 ft.; the rock is scarped to the height of five feet, evidently the site of the tabernacle. The mosque's title, the mosque of the Eternal, points to its original occupation by Jehovah's sanctuary.
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On a plot of 62 hectares a subsidiary of Bank Saint-Petersburg "- Investment Financial Company (IFC) BSPb - will build a cottage village of 272 houses near the business class Pavlovsky Park in St. Petersburg. In most of the engineering preparation of the site and construction of the first 30 houses will spend more than 450 million rubles. Sales of the first houses will begin in spring next year, and implement all parts of the investor plans for seven years. Land near Pavlovsk Park is listed on the balance sheet of the company. It is envisaged the construction of three types of households with the buildings in the area of 150, 200 and 250 square meters and lots of 10-12, 15 and 18 ares. In the heart of the village is planned to create an artificial lake, and near it will be the dominant of the village - a public building in the Italian style. What's in this building will be located has not yet been decided. Price of a house with a plot of specialists estimate of 8-10 million in the next draft-competitive "Mariinskaya estate" and "Pavlograd" houses sold in the same price range.
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Taryn's Wreckreation Guide: My FAVORITE Nautical-Named Bars
Western Washington is home to some of the most beautiful views of the Puget Sound and the Pacific Ocean, so it's no wonder many bars, pubs and taverns have nautical-themed names to reflect our maritime obsession! You'll definitely want to check out these sea-loving hot-spots.
1. Anchor Pub, Everett: One of my regular bars when I lived in north Everett, Anchor Pub has the "Train Beer" thing going on, where you yell "Train Beer!" when a train goes by and snag a beer for a dollar! Tuesdays offer $2.50 wells and Bud Light, and weekends always offer GREAT live and local music!
2. The Waterfront Seafood & Bar, Bellingham: When you're craving great clam chowder and a beer, look no further than this gem! For the super-hungry and the seafood-obsessed, you MUST grab the Captain's Plate!
3. No Anchor, Belltown: One of Seattle's newest beer bars, No Anchor offers a cool, relaxed environment, perfect for gathering and perusing the WACKY cabinets on the walls, filled with all things strange and even stranger.
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5. Rock The Dock Pub & Grill, Tacoma: Not many places are totally boat friendly with power and water on the dock! Not only that, but Rock The Dock also brings in live music over the weekend to enjoy while you're sampling fresh, homemade recipes and signature cocktails!
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6. Pirate's Cove Bar & Grill, Ocean Shores: Fish and Chips are a MUST when you're in the Pirate's Cove! You'll find this cozy spot in Ocean Shore's hotel row. I'll be visiting at the end of December and can't wait to come in for a cold one!
Drop your anchor at one of these awesome nautical spots, but if I missed one, please let me know so I can check it out myself!
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