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2016 Jurors
Competing films are eligible for a $30,000 USD Knight Grand Jury Achievement Award that will be split between the lead production company and the U.S. distributor of the film. If no U.S. distributor is secured before 30 days after the close of the Festival, then the full award will be made to the lead production company. The Grand Jury will also award two $5,000 cash prizes, totaling $10,000 in additional funds, one for Best Director and one for Best Performance.
Kyle Patrick Alvarez
Kyle Patrick Alvarez was born and raised in Miami by his Cuban parents, and is currently based in Los Angeles. In 2010, he won the "Someone to Watch Award" at the Independent Spirit Awards for his writing and directorial debut Easier with Practice. In 2015, The Stanford Prison Experiment, his third feature film, was released theatrically by IFC Films after it premiered at the Sundance Film Festival where it won the Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize and the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award.
Selton Mello
Actor, Filmmaker
Selton Mello was born in Minas Gerais, Brazil. He is a renowned actor and filmmaker. As an actor, he has appeared in such Festival selections as Jean Charles (09) and Trash (15). Bananeira Filmes produced his first feature film, the award-winning December (08) and later The Clown (11), which received more than 50 awards in Brazilian and international festivals and was selected as Brazil's official submission to the Academy Awards. His third film, A Movie Life, is in post-production and will be workshopped at MIAMI ENCUENTROS at this year's Festival.
Trey Edward Shults
Trey Edward Shults began his filmmaking career at 19, working on Terrence Malick's Voyage of Time with cinematographer Paul Atkins. After traveling extensively with Atkins and working in technical roles on several Austin-based shoots, Shults began to write and direct his own films. His first feature film, Krisha, won both the Audience Award and Grand Jury Award at SXSW, played at Miami International Film Festival's GEMS, and will be released in theaters by A24 Films this spring.
This distinguished jury selects from all U.S. Hispanic and Ibero-american films in the Festival's Official Selection, competing for a cash Achievement Award of $10,000 presented by Lexus.
Carlos Lechuga
Carlos Lechuga was born in Havana, Cuba. He trained as a director at the University of Arts in Cuba and at the International School of Film and Television in San Antonio de los Baños, where he specialized in screenwriting. As a director he has made award-winning shorts including "Cuca and the Chicken" (06) and "The Swimmers" (10). His first feature, Melaza (13)premiered at the Rotterdam International Film Festival and was screened in competition at Miami International Film Festival. His next project as writer-producer-director, Santa and Andrés, is currently in postproduction.
Kenny Riches
Kenny Riches is an artist and filmmaker born in Japan and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah. His first feature film, Must Come Down (12), played at numerous film festivals, and his second, The Strongest Man (15), was screened at the Festival after world premiering at Sundance. The Strongest Man received theatrical and digital distribution. Riches' short film on artist Cara Despain is screening at this year's Festival as part of the I've Never Not Been From Miami program. He is currently at work on his third feature.
Leticia Tonos Paniagua
Leticia Tonos Paniagua was born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. She directed several short films before becoming the first Dominican woman to solo direct a feature film with her debut film, Love Child (11). Her second film Cristo Rey (13) was an Official Selection of the Festival. Both of her films were chosen as Dominican Republic's official submissions to the Academy Awards.
First-time screenwriters are eligible for a $5,000 USD cash prize, courtesy of the Jordan Alexander Ressler Charitable Fund. This special award recognizes and supports artists in their careers as professional screenwriters. It was created by the South Florida family of Jordan Alexander Ressler, an aspiring screenwriter and Cornell University film studies graduate who, during his brief entertainment career, held production positions with the Tony award-winning Broadway hits 700 Sundays with Billy Crystal and Jersey Boys.
Diego Lerman
Diego Lerman was born in Buenos Aires. His directorial credits include his feature debut Suddenly (2002), which won several awards at the Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Cinema, Mientras tanto (2006), The Invisible Eye (2010), which screened at the Festival, and Refugiado (2014). He produced Ana Katz's My Friend From The Park (2015), screening at the Festival this year, and is the winner of the $12,500 grand prize of the Miami Film 2016 development grant from the Festival and The Related Group for his upcoming production of A Sort of Family (Una especie de familia).
Jorge Guerricaechevarría
Jorge Guerricaechevarría is from Avilés, Spain. He is one of Spain's most renowned screenwriters and works frequently with director Álex De la Iglesia, including co-writing the Festival's opening night selection this year, My Big Night (15). His writing credits include collaborating with Pedro Almodóvar on the script for Live Flesh (97), and he has been nominated 6 times for Goya Awards. He won the Goya in 2010 for his script with Daniel Monzón, Cell 211(09). He is a member of the European Film Academy and the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences (AMPAS). His latest film, Daniel Calparsoro's Cien años de perdón (16), is also an official selection at this year's Festival.
Rosa Bosch
Rosa Bosch was born in Spain and is currently based in Havana and London. Her producing credits include The Devil's Backbone by Guillermo Del Toro,Buena Vista Social Club by Wim Wenders, Lost in La Mancha by Keith Fulton and Louise Pepe, London – The Modern Babylon by Julien Temple and White Lies by Dana Rotberg. Rosa has been a frequent tutor at EAVE, Media Business School, Sundance Mexico workshops and is currently a member of the European Film Academy and BAFTA. She runs Havana-based production company Cuban Star.
CinemaSlam represents the finest work of the year from South Florida's Film students, as Miami's Center of Cinematography, Arts & Television, Miami Dade College's School of Entertainment, Design & Technology, Miami International University, and University of Miami's School of Communications put their best foot forward in this year's 6th Annual CinemaSlam competition. The jury will determine the following winners: Miami CinemaSlam Champion 2016, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Drama, Best Documentary and Best Technical Achievement. The final award: CinemaSlam Audience Award Winner 2016, will be determined by audience votes following the screenings on Friday, March 4 at MDC's Tower Theater.
Ahol Sniffs Glue
Ahol, whose raw yet instantly recognizable street murals evaporate the divide between high and low art, often jumbles disparate themes from mass media, popular culture and marginalized pockets of society. He often draws inspiration from the urban environment and systems of society which dehumanize its inhabitants. Ahol's deceptively simple, yet complex renderings both portray the veneer of our everyday surroundings and the dull, job-related conflicts often encountered in a dysfunctional workplace. The South Florida native is best known for his soaring urban murals depicting expansive fields of drowsy eyes, reflecting his unique vision of life, labor and unrequited love of the mean streets of Miami.
Carla Forte
Carla Forte is a performer, scriptwriter and film director. Forte is the Founder and Executive Director of Bistoury Physical Theatre and Film. She has directed Video-Art works featured at venues worldwide. Her cinematographic work includes the documentary The Holders, which World Premiered at the 2015 Festival, Short films "Imaginarium" and "Reset", selected for Cannes Film Festival's Short Film Corner; as well as the feature film Urban Stories, Winner of Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography, and Best Feature Film at Bootleg Film Festival in Toronto; and Honorable Mention at both Los Angeles Movies Awards and Lucerne International Film Festival, Switzerland.
Giancarlo Loffredo
Classically self-trained, Latin filmmaker Giancarlo Loffredo signifies what making movies in Miami, FL should stand for. From making home based viral music videos for tons of artist in Miami Dade at a young age, to producing world renowned short films for Borscht Corp such as C#ckfight, and MTVother's No Seasons, he now brings forward his directorial debut short film "Stripper Wars" featured at this year's Festival.
ENCUENTROS, now in its thirteenth year, is a program of the Festival's Industry Center, VeoMiami. ENCUENTROS consists of 5 feature films produced partially or entirely by Ibero-American-based production companies currently in post-production stage. The films are workshopped with industry professionals and a jury will grant one project with a $10,000 cash prize in completion financing.
Agathe Valentin
Sales Agent
Agathe Valentin joined Pyramide International as Head of Sales in 2015, and manages the extensive company library which includes over 350 titles including by acclaimed directors such as Zviagintsev, Catherine Corsini, Patricio Guzman and Lucia Puenzo. With more than 10 years in the industry, Valentin previously worked at Wide Management and then as Head of Sales for Les Films du Losange, were she handled the sales of more than 40 titles including two Palme d'Or winners, The White Ribbon and Amour.
Agusti Villaronga
Agusti Villaronga was born in Palma, Spain. He has directed numerous award-winning feature films, including In A Glass Cage (1986), El niño de la luna, which competed at the 1989 Cannes Film Festival, and The Sea (2000). His best known work is Black Bread (Pa negre), which swept the 2011 Goya Awards, including a Best Director award.
Alfredo Calvino
Sales Agent
Alfredo Calvino has worked at Cuba's ICAIC, Brazil's Grupo Novo de Cinema e TV and Mexico's Latinofusion. In 2011, he founded Habanero Film Sales, a distribution, international sales and promotion company based in Búzios, Rio de Janeiro, that represents films by Latin American Filmmakers with an special focus on Cuban independent cinema. His portfolio includes Alejandro Brugues' Juan of the Dead (11) and this year's Festival Official Selection The Companion (El acompañante) by Pavel Giroud. Among his upcoming projects are Carlos Lechugas's Santa & Andres and Patricia Ramos' El sueco.
The Shorts Competition jury selects from the latest in films 30 minutes or less from around the globe, awarding the winner a $2,500 cash prize
Samuel Albis
Rachel Lauren Bleemer
Nicolas Calzada
Margaret Cardillo
Lauren Cohen
Michelle Contreras
Adam Dunshee
Alessandra Gherardi
Luis Hernandez
Oliver Mahrdt
Steve Mesa
Hector Moreno
Donald Papy
Jacqueline Proctor
Kevin Sharpley
Lisa Sloat
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we stand between two interesting bookends of history.
on one end we have Jesus claiming that the reason he came was to preach the good news of the Kingdom (Luke 4:43), and on the other end Jesus tells his disciples that the end of the age will come after the good news of the Kingdom is preached to all nations (Matthew 24: 14). somewhere in the middle of these two events, we find the church with very little understanding of this Kingdom that Jesus came to announce.
last weekend we invited close to 100 university students to columbus to help with flood-relief work. on sunday morning they joined us during our worship service. after reading the two verses above…i asked the students to raise their hands if they had grown up in a church that preached the Kingdom of God. not one person raised his or her hand.
i wasn't surprised because I have been asking church-goers this same question for the last two years. All I get are blank stares.
most church-goers are even more amazed when I tell them that Jesus mentions the Kingdom of God around 117 times, while only mentioning the church twice. our ignorance of the central reason that Jesus came to this earth, to announce the Kingdom of God, is curious.
after Christ fasted for 40 days, satan offered Jesus all the kingdoms of the world. Jesus never disputed that satan has control of the kingdoms of the world. and it is not lost on us in the 21st century as we continue to see the injustices of our world.
there are systems that crush and oppress people. there are addictions that consume us and shackle us. there are global economies that help the rich get richer and the poor get even poorer. we have an endless quest for peace, yet we continue to war generation after generation. deep inside, everyone knows that the world could be a better place, but we do not have the capacity to make it a reality. The kingdoms of the world have demonic forces at work to destroy God's good creation. That is why humanity's hope in ANY kingdom of the world, whether it is kingdoms, governments, political parties, or politicians, should always be approached with caution.
God's rescue and restoration plan came through Jesus Christ, breaking into the kingdoms of this world, destroying the works of satan and establishing the Kingdom of God. Jesus broke into our time-space reality and awakened people to the good news that there is new Kingdom in town, and it looks and acts like him. this kingdom cannot be seen or destroyed because it is within his followers. through Jesus, God is in the process creating a Kingdom of people who have died to the old ways of sin and destruction and are made into a new creation.
this Kingdom life, which always looks and acts like Jesus, loves people self-sacrificially, not just friends but also enemies. this Kingdom turns the other cheek and chooses to not respond with violence. this Kingdom chooses to walk the extra mile. this kingdom does not just give the coat off our backs to someone, but also our shirts. this Kingdom chooses to repay evil with good. this Kingdom never stops forgiving people even when they continue to betray us. this Kingdom is full of the meek, the humble, the selfless and the poor in spirit. this Kingdom does not depend on political, governmental, or economic systems. this Kingdom unites and does not divide based upon religious systems, rules, regulations, traditions or dogmas. this Kingdom has one Lord and King whose followers look and act like in him in everything they do.
we, in the church, have been looking and searching for so long trying to discover what exactly it is that the world is looking for and have come up empty-handed too many times. we have put our faith…hope…and trust in our systems, plans, and styles…rather than living Kingdom oriented lives that look different than what the kingdoms of this world already offer. what the world is looking for is an alternative to the hollow, self-seeking, oppressive kingdoms of the world, and it is found in the beautiful Kingdom of God.

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1. Wed 04/Dec/2019: Event item by Liam Moden - Mid lancs x country.
2. Tue 03/Dec/2019: Event item by Liam Moden - Lancashire x country championships.
3. Mon 02/Dec/2019: Event item by Graham Morris - Christmas 5k Time Trial.
4. Sat 23/Nov/2019: Members profile by David Savage.
5. Fri 22/Nov/2019: News item by Graham Morris - Red Rose Cross Country - Todmorden (22/Nov/19).
6. Tue 19/Nov/2019: Members profile by Joshua Woodstock.
7. Sun 17/Nov/2019: Ranking by Joshua Woodstock - Blackburn 10k.
8. Sun 10/Nov/2019: Photos by Jim Donohoe - Todmorden x Country 2019.
9. Tue 05/Nov/2019: News item by Graham Morris - Red Rose Cross Country League Race 2 (31/Oct/19).
10. Fri 25/Oct/2019: News item by Graham Morris - Red Rose League - Race 1 Leigh (25/Oct/19).
11. Sat 12/Oct/2019: Event item by Liam Moden - Turkey trot.
12. Sat 12/Oct/2019: Event item by Liam Moden - Lee mills fell relays.
13. Tue 08/Oct/2019: Members profile by Glen Goodwin.
14. Sun 06/Oct/2019: Ranking by Joshua Woodstock - Rochdale Half Marathon .
15. Thu 26/Sep/2019: Members profile by Peter Blackledge.
16. Mon 23/Sep/2019: Photos by Lisa Parker - English champion.
17. Sat 14/Sep/2019: News item by Fred Green - Josh Woodstock : Ribble Way Report (09/Sep/19).
18. Thu 12/Sep/2019: Ranking by Joshua Woodstock - Burnsall 10 Mile.
19. Wed 11/Sep/2019: Ranking by Craig Clark - Great North Run 2019.
20. Wed 11/Sep/2019: Ranking by Craig Clark - Fleetwood Half Marathon.
1. Message posted by Damian Fletcher on Wed 04/Dec/2019.
Thursday Run 5th December 6.30pm Tiger lounge Accrington 119 Abbey Street Accrington BB5 1EH, all abilities welcome
2. Message posted by Paul Jackson on Wed 04/Dec/2019.
3. Message posted by Michael Leeming on Tue 03/Dec/2019.
As is tradition the ARR Dance Championship will be held on Friday at our Christmas Party so take off your running shoes and put on your dance shoes ! (male and female awards)
4. Message posted by Liam Moden on Sun 01/Dec/2019.
5. Message posted by David Mallaby on Fri 29/Nov/2019.
Christmas Do Timings.
The 'Do' is 7pm arrival with food at 7:30. It is a hot buffet, so full Christmas fare plus a range of other options. Full vegitarian and vegan choices for all courses. IF YOU HAVE A FOOD ALLERGY OR INTOLERANCE PLEASE LET THE CATERING STAFF KNOW.
If you haven't yet registered to come but now think you would like to, then contact me over the weekend or simply pay via BACS as described in the earleir email.
Looking forward to a great night.
6. Message posted by Graham Morris on Fri 29/Nov/2019.
London Marathon Draw.
We will be having the usual London Marathon Draw at the Presentation Night on Friday 6th December. We have a club place available that will be drawn on the night. All fully paid members (for a minimum of 12 months) who have been rejected from the 2020 event are entitled to be in the draw. All names to Michele Baker – Registration Secretary.
7. Message posted by David Mallaby on Tue 26/Nov/2019.
Christmas Do. Closing Date.
Folks, the Christmas Do is next Friday, 6th December and we have to have the numbers to the caterer by this weekend. If you are planning on coming and haven't already paid then please let us know by the end of this week and sooner if possible. You should have received an email (from Membership MoJo) explaining the different ways of paying. If you haven't received it then let me or Michele Baker know.
It should be a really good night. Cheers, David
8. Message posted by Liam Moden on Sat 23/Nov/2019.
9. Message posted by Liam Moden on Sat 23/Nov/2019.
10. Message posted by David Mallaby on Fri 15/Nov/2019.
Paying for the Christmas Do
We've made it easier to pay for the Christmas Do this year. Expect an email later today from Membership MoJo (the same one which reminds you to pay your subs) with details.
Please let us know if you are coming and pay as soon as possible. This is very important for the venue, the caterer and for those organising the event. Thank you.
Only 22 more shopping days until the Christmas Do!!
11. Message posted by David Mallaby on Fri 08/Nov/2019.
Christmas Do - By popular demand the Christmas do is at Great Harwood Golf Club again on FRIDAY 6th December. There will be a live band, a disco and the ever popular raffle. There is no need to make menu choices in advance as you will be able to choose on the night. The will be a wide variety of menu options including the traditional Christmas fare and of course vegitatrian options. The cost is £20 per head, which we think you will agree is very reasonable indeed - the event is subsidised from the Club.
Please can we have numbers attending as soon as possible. Please make your payment in advance to either Michele Baker or myself. Here's looking forward to a great evening. Please inform of any food intolerances when booking.
12. Message posted by Fred Green on Fri 08/Nov/2019.
Hi all - the link for the new kit is above.
Well done to Liam for all the hard work!
13. Message posted by Liam Moden on Fri 25/Oct/2019.
14. Message posted by Liam Moden on Mon 26/Aug/2019.
15. Message posted by David Sagar on Mon 06/Aug/2018.
16. Message posted by Liam Moden on Thu 05/Jul/2018.
17. Message posted by Graham Morris on Thu 27/Sep/2012.
Just a reminder – Wilsons Athletics Track is available to us every Thursday, 5:30pm to 6:30pm. We have a number of runners of all abilities currently using this facility for Track Sessions. Everyone is welcome! Speedwork doesn't just make you run faster, it makes you more comfortable at all speeds and increases your fitness. Remember to 'sign in' & pay £2.50 to Hyndburn Athletics in the office next to the changing rooms.
18. Message posted by Graham Morris on Wed 02/Mar/2011.
Just a reminder to all our runners regarding the rule on club vests. When competing as a member of Accrington Road Runners in a race or event; it is expected you wear (and display) a club vest. This is particularly important when representing the club in team events and in our club races. The club vest helps advertise and promote the club gives us a presence in races. Club Vests are available from Colette or Liam
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- Our Objectives are:
- To promote the education and well-being of all Northside Elementary students at home, in school, and in the community.
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- To enhance the educational facilities and opportunities for the students of Northside Elementary that are not otherwise provided for in the school budgets.
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Membership: any person who is a parent/guardian, administrator, teacher or support staff of Northside Elementary School is considered a member of the Northside PTO.


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The enterprise has been awarded several time tiles as "National Torch Program High and New Technology Vital Enterprise", "Chinese Patent Star Enterprise of Shandong". It owns "the key lab of Shandong" and "National Post Doctorate Scientific Research Workstation" approved by National Human Resource and Social Security Department. It has passed ISO/TS16949,ISO9001-2000,ISO14001(2004)certifications, and national AAAA standardized good behavior certification. In 2014, the enterprise played a leading role in making the international Standard on Automotive Turbocharger Rubber Pipe Norms. Its branch Hangzhou Sunny Stone Garden has become a long term cooperation partner with Vanke Co. and Green Town Organization. Its works are well received.


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Cherokee Nation Community & Culture Outreach provides administrative, organizational, and cultural support. The CCO-COTTA program's mission is to assist community organizations ability to increase their effectiveness; enhance essential services to those most in need, and build upon the organizational capacity of each community, diversify resources, and create collaborations to serve those in Cherokee Communities. More information regarding CCO is available here.


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Greece Same Day Flower Delivery - You can buy your flowers with easy steps from our website and send your wishes and love to all your friends and partners all over Greece. A Greece telephone number is required on all flower orders. Our florists in Greece also offer same day flower delivery in Greece, only if you place your flower order before 1pm.
Greece Flowers - The National Flower in Greece is the Rose.
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Last Guarantee Date for flower delivery in Greece for Christmas, Mothers Day, Easter and Valentines Day is 3 days before.
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Recently, a cousin who lives abroad sent me a picture of a face serum she bought – it was a brand I'd never heard of and it was accompanied with the message, "My beautician recommended it, so I went and bought it online. $200 dollars! * insert regret emoji *.
It happens to the best of us. The age of online shopping has made us such impulsive buyers, it's hard to think twice when there's a whole world of beauty on the internet, ripe for the picking.
Except, there's a bunch of trouble you could get into while getting click-happy – let's take my cousin as an (unfortunate) example: a) she bought skincare online without knowing anything about it, on the recommendation of her beautician, who could be getting compensated for her word-of-mouth, b) it's a face serum for God's sake – a little research and a consultation with a dermat should've been first on the agenda, c) she'll either end up liking it, not liking it and stuck with the tiring prospect of returning it, or d) worst case scenario: being allergic to an ingredient that wreaks havoc on her skin.
Long story short, there's a lot that could go wrong. Which is why we want you to be savvy shoppers who know their way around shopping skincare and makeup online – it's a skill worth putting on your resumé, if you ask me!
Here's your mini guide to be a winner at online beauty retailing:
First things first, to be a smart shopper, you need to know your stuff and know it well! Enter reviews, also known as feedback about any product under the sun by beauty-loving people just like you that you can simply find by googling. It doesn't take much to stay updated on recommendations or vetoes, but just know where to look.
Besides yours truly (Jossbox = BS-free beauty, always), keep your eyes peeled for some great beauty sites for honest reviews: Refinery29, Into The Gloss, Paula's Choice, Makeup Alley (though use your discretion here, or a majority vote), Sephora (same), Total Beauty, Jen Atkin (Mane Addicts), Robin Black (Beauty Is Boring), and Violet Grey are some cool places to start.
Pro tip: If you're a next-level beauty bounty hunter, get deep into the nooks and crannies of Reddit - subreddits like Makeup Addiction, Skincare Addiction, Asian Beauty, Haircare Science, Acne are gold fields of real people reviews. It's basically an old school trove of information, so filtering through will take some time and getting used to, but it's so worth it – here's more details on the topic.
When you aren't trying and buying, it only makes sense to know exactly what you're getting in that tube or jar you're paying for, so start getting to know your ingredients better! This is especially helpful when it comes to skincare.
Glycolic acid is great as a leave-on exfoliant, salicylic acid is synonymous with acne, vitamin C is for brighter skin, retinol is the anti-aging fighter that should always comes in a dark bottle to avoid light and air. Here's a start!
There's a reason beauty blogging is a multimillion dollar business. There's a ton of stuff out there, and it definitely helps to have it curated by experts in the know, especially when it comes to makeup. So start following, subscribing and double tapping, because legit beauty bloggers are pretty much human versions of magazines – they'll try everything and then tell you about their favourite finds. And who doesn't love watching makeup videos? Plus, where else do you think you can learn to highlight?
These are some bloggers/makeup artists/beauty pros worth their salt: Lisa Eldridge, Wayne Goss, Huda Kattan, Nikkie Tutorials, and Michelle Phan.
Once you're sufficiently educated (though beauty is an ever-growing minefield), it's time to get well versed in the business of ecommerce. Though nothing beats trying and buying, shopping online has its perks too.
Exhibit A: beauty subscription boxes! Little boxes of joy you can subscribe to because why not gift yourself a bunch of surprise beauty products every month when you're this awesome? They're great to discover and explore new brands and products in the market, so you can first sample and then buy full sized versions (with great deals) of stuff you actually love. You can also customize your box depending on your skin type and brand preferences. Here are 4 beauty boxes in India you'll want to subscribe to right away!
Bonus tip: Beauty boxes aside, most beauty ecommerce sites let you pick a bunch of free samples while checking out, and missing out on those would be blasphemy.
Not role play, you guys. Return policy and rewards programs are your new catchphrases. Before you buy beauty from any site, and once you're done checking their delivery policy, glean over their returns and rewards policies – there's a lot to benefit from them.
Knowing the return policy of your ecommerce sites helps so you never have to just stash away something that broke you out – you can actually send it back and buy something you like. Rewards programs could land you opportunities not just to save big on your splurges, but also earn points on buying certain products, get free birthday gifts (!), exclusive offers, and invitations to cool events and launches in your city.
How not to fall for fake beauty 101: a) when purchasing skincare products – anything with highly active ingredients like alpha hydroxy acids or vitamins A or C, et cetera, always try at least a sample, then buy. However great the reviews may sound, your skin decides whether it likes the product, not you, b) if you do decide to invest in skincare, purchasing from the brand's official site is ideal, c) if the official website isn't available in your country, search for an authorized stockist. Retail sites with an umbrella of brands are also good places to search, as long as they're legit – we drew up legit Korean beauty sites to shop from.
If you're buying from online marketplaces like Amazon or eBay, be completely sure it's from an authorized seller with good ratings and is either verified or on Amazon Prime (free & fast shipping too), or you run the risk of landing with a knock-off that could potentially be laced with arsenic, lead – rat droppings!, be well past its expiry date or be a complete counterfeit.
Some telltale signs to spot a fake: exorbitant pricing or a fraction of the actual price, web glitches, Craiglist-like shabby presentation of images and information, and no return policy.


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I have gone to sql server configuration manager to check but i found that the right side list is empty. i put the server name as chetan-pc but the eroor comes saying that network related instance. What should i do in such a situation? Should i uninstall the sql server 2014? Any kind of help will be highly highly appreciated.
Uninstall SQL Server and reinstall it.
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text: Operation Comfort provides an opportunity for Wounded, Ill, and Injured Veterans and Service Members to participate in various therapeutic recreation programs and community reintegration outings. This allows participants to interact in a comfortable setting along side their Brothers and Sisters in Arms who understand what they are going through. Operation Comfort provides the following programs: Automotivation, Cycling, Sled Hockey, Yoga/Relaxation, and Woodworking.


text: The Italian edition has come out with this elegant cover. Also, the Polish with its striking version. And the exquisite Japanese. We'll have to have a vote for the best, but not just yet. More and more countries are deciding to publish as the march of American-style processed continues across the globe. Salt Sugar Fat is now out or coming out in 18 countries or languages: Arabic, Canada, Chinese, Dutch, England, Estonia, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Romania, Russian, Spanish, Taiwan, Turkish. Thanks for all the interest. Also, in case you missed it, the paperback is generating new media attention. The book and I were back on the Dr. Oz show on Feb.27. You can see it here: http://bit.ly/1ggYdf0


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Tinker Foundation grantee, Cuba Emprende Foundation, was an instrumental driver of the 10x10kCuba contest to provide technical and advisory support to Cuba's entrepreneurial sector. The contest benefitted Cuban entrepreneurs, and also the profile of Cuba's private tech sector to U.S. companies, accelerators and universities.
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Why the ARL Commision has been good for league
Until now, the de rigueur answer to the question "has the ARL Commission been good for the game" was "it's too early to tell".
Even the signing of a $1.025 billion dollar TV deal did not necessarily invite a more definitive answer than that. As we said in last week's column, there was still the vexed question of how it would be spent – and uncertainty over how much groundwork the previous administration should be given credit for in reaching the landmark agreement.
But the signals coming out of League Central in the week since the announcement have been largely positive.
Yes, there will be a fighting fund. Yes, the ARLC is chasing the AFL's number two administrator and is willing to throw a lot of money at him. No, the cash won't go straight into the pockets of players. Sure, many of us would have liked stand-alone Origin weekends. We wanted a timetable set for expansion. We don't like delayed telecasts of Sunday afternoon matches.
But one of the most impressive things emanating this year from Moore Park is silence. There are no leaks, the actions of the commission are largely inscrutable and when there have been secrets to be kept for just a few hours, in the case of the TV deal and David Gallop's departure, they've been kept.
As a journalist, I want to find things out and report them first. But as a rugby league fan, I want my sport to release information in an orderly, dignified fashion. Conducting campaigns and manipulating the media are not the tactics for a multi-million-dollar business. Explain your actions when you are ready to, not every time someone asks.
It all makes my job harder but the operation better. So, has the Independent Commission been good for rugby league? I think we can now safely say yes.Still question marks over international matches
WE are just six or seven weeks away from the start of our so-called 'international season' and only a fraction of the games allegedly taking place have been confirmed.
We know Australia will host New Zealand at Dairy Farmers Stadium on October 13. We know Thailand are going to make their debut against the Philippines in Pattaya at week later. But the proposed US v Melbourne Storm game is off and the tri-series involving England, France and Wales is subject to rumours and speculation.
I've heard of games at the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham and Craven Park in Hull and a final at the new City Of Salford Stadium – but none of this is confirmed.
The same goes for the European Cup, which was to involve England Bravehearts, Ireland, Scotland and Italy. Italy's involvement seems to be hanging by a thread. Craig Gower told me last week he had been invited to play but had declined, citing niggling injuries.
But Italian official Tiziano Franchini said on Skype last night he was still waiting for news one way or another.
Let's hope this grand plan to lay out seven years of international fixtures in advance comes to fruition soon. Twenty rounds of NRL scheduling will save us all a lot of money in travel costs. The same goes for planning international games more than a few weeks ahead.Let's go to the comments
STOJO said Sevens rugby union was completely different to league and because they already have an Australian team, they should be the men who go to the Olympics. But from what I am told, the team is likely to be made up of first choice Wallabies – not the current Sevens team. Look at Shaun Johnson – he'd like to play and there are initial indications the All Blacks are interested. Australia should adopt a similar open outlook.
Tony P talked about growing attendances. The new stadia policy is supposed to do this, by leveraging the clubs' joint financial muscle for more affordable food, double-headers and other spectator-friendly initiatives. But everyone seems to have gone quiet on this front over the last month or so.
Aussie Tom says we spend time worrying about the AFL and they don't worry about us. I think the fact we are trying to poach their number two administrator bears this out – but with good reason. They are national, have cash reserves and are encroaching on our territory. There's three things they are doing effectively that we are not.
Jim asked if any of the new TV money was going to be spent on international development. No – it will be spent within Australia as far as we have so far been told. Yes, the Four Nations has been included in the deal. Here at Discord, we think ALL internationals should be sold by the RLIF and levied to fund international development. One day, one day.
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JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – In the next ten years, technology is set to unleash a wave of mining innovation, with the sweet spot centred on changing the thinking around orebodies and processing plants rather than much-spoken-about automation.
"Our focus has changed from hunting technologies to hunting value," Anglo American technical director Tony O'Neill told Creamer Media's Mining Weekly Online in an exclusive interview.
Three-dimensional metal printing, nonexplosive breakage of rock and microwave preconditioning of rock, as well as medical imaging equipment, are finding rapid application in mineral mining and processing.
The word in the industry is that mining companies that embrace the new era will be successful and the ones that do not will ultimately not survive. Anticipated are mines with footprints that can more readily coexist alongside a community in much the same way as farming.
The good news is that pathways are already starting to develop that change the current mining and processing paradigm.
Technologies are being reconfigured to make mining and processing far more precise, which offers massive potential reward.
Currently, much larger volumes of waste are brought to surface, compared with the scenario more than a century ago. This is because, outside of safety improvements, old methods are still being used today. For instance, in 1900, to obtain 40 kg of copper, 2 t of material had to be mined using 3 m3 of water and 10 kWh of energy, compared with currently having to mine 16 times more material, using 16 times more energy and drawing on double the volume of water.
"It's risen at such a rate that it's becoming unsustainable," O'Neill commented to Mining Weekly Online.
While mining was, in the past, content to be a research and development laggard, other industries were not – and they shot ahead on the technological front, proving up technology that is now available off the shelf for mining to implement.
A successful pilot plant is already pointing the way for the more widespread introduction of coarse-particle recovery, which brings considerably larger-sized particles to surface and slashes water use.
Moreover, with the maturing of robotics technology, research is also being conducted into the introduction of swarm robotic mining, involving the use of small robots that will bring ultra-precision to a hugely wasteful industry.
As more precise mining methods gather momentum, those 40 kg of copper used to illustrate mining's deteriorating position may one day be mined without any waste at all.
Coarse-particle recovery and advanced fragmentation (using smart blasting technologies) are good examples of putting existing technologies into new configurations to deliver value right now.
None of the technologies used is unproven, but what Anglo has managed to do is configure them in a way that adds immense value, with minimal additional capital investment.
While technology will have to be honed specifically for mining at some stage, a surfeit of technologies is ready for instant application.
"It's more about a mindset change than having to make massive investments," Anglo American technology development head Donovan Waller added to Mining Weekly Online.
Much of the improvement is being driven by data science and the modern world's ability to analyse increasing volumes of data to a very high degree.
Virtually all the technologies needed have come of age; one of the biggest being the stabilisation of information technology, in which other industries have tended to advance much faster than the mining industry. These other industries include consumer electronics, manufacturing, automotive engineering and the pharmaceutical sector.
The coarse-particle recovery process captures coarse particles that are not recoverable using conventional flotation.
By needing to grind to only 500 micron instead of 170 micron, capacity is increased. Less energy is required in the crushing and grinding and water is more easily extracted from the larger particles and then recycled, significantly reducing the need for fresh water. The extraction of interstitial water results in a dry product, which can be dry-stacked, ultimately eliminating the need for tailings dams.
In copper, coarse-particle flotation has the potential to change the cost curve of the industry by allowing for 30% to 40% more throughput at a recovery loss of 2% to 3%, a 20% energy saving and 30% to 40% less water.
This is already a significant achievement for Anglo American in copper, and the company is hopeful of migrating it to other commodities, including platinum in South Africa, where testwork is still at an early stage.
If, for example, platinum ore can be pre-sorted in advance and be presented at a grade of 10 g/t instead of 4 g/t, output can be increased by two-and-a-half times from the exact same capital invested.
Swarm robotic mining descales mining to make it much more precise, mimicking the actions of a swarm of locusts devouring a field or an army of ants working independently to execute tasks.
The technology envisages highly selective mining of ore types linked to real-time algorithms across a broad spectrum that includes constraints in energy, prices and associated issues.
As many people as possible are taken out of harm's way in a remotely controlled environment.
Small operational teams will communicate with each other, without the need for a big-brother view from the surface that controls each of those small operational elements independently in self-learning operations.
Currently, the industry spends a lot of time adding water to its processes and even more time trying to get the water out afterwards.
A pathway has been developed to end up with a waterless mine through the adoption of a closed loop, using only a fixed amount of water that is then recycled time and again. Anglo already recycles or re-uses more than 60% of its water requirements.
Ultimately, the aim is to arrive at potentially chemical means that allow for the liberation of particles without having to add water to them, to arrive at a waterless process.
In terms of energy, the focus is on using renewables for energy self-sufficiency.
The solutions will be a combination of sun and wind. As the sun does not shine at night and the wind does not always blow, other energy forms, including gravity, will take advantage of the mining sector having depth as one of those solutions.
Ultimately, nuclear may be incorporated should it become "greener", smaller and more modular, as is expected.
Instead of spending billions to build one big plant, small modular plants will be built and scaled up quickly, with the lifespan of the modules being influenced by the next step up in technology.
Mines will move away from using the same technology for long periods of time and outlaying large capital expenditure on plants that last for 50 years and more.
Smaller, modular, cheaper units will allow for technology upgrades every five years, providing scalability as well as the opportunity to ramp up on new technology that has arisen.
Although mining is not an industry that has been used to technological change, there is no reason why it should not, from now on, accelerate advancing technology quickly, as other industries do.
"Our FutureSmart Mining programme is about far more than technologies alone. It is end-to-end innovation, in its broadest sense, addressing all aspects of sustainability for the business – safety, health, the environment, the needs of our communities and host governments, and the reliable delivery of our products to customers. Those that innovate and are agile will thrive in this industry. That is mining's new future." O'Neill concluded.
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Elizabeth Sims, award winning mystery writer and Contributing Editor for the Writers Digest, kicked off our April 16th meeting with a presentation about writing fiction and the research needed to write with authenticity and believability. Her great presentation was followed by a Q and A session that ran right up to our 8:00 pm break time. Elizabeth's presentation included free orange wrist power bands emblazoned with the logo of her book "You've Got A Book in You" for all attendees, and a free copy of the book to the lucky recipient of a random drawing. With 18 attendees, 8 of whom were FWA members, the meeting went quickly, and after a 10 minute break wrapped up with readings by 3 members.
Our next meeting will be May 7th.
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- On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft – Stephen King
- The Elements of Style – Strunk and White
- Bird by Bird – Anne Lamott
- Writing Down the Bones – Natalie Goldberg
- Eats, Shoots and Leaves – Lynne Truss
- The Right to Write – Julia Cameron
- The Forest for the Trees – Betsy Lerner
- Wild Mind – Natalie Goldberg
- Ron Carlson Writes a Story – Ron Carlson
- On Becoming a Novelist – John Gardner
- Storycraft – Jack Hart (U. of Chicago, 2011).
- Formatting and Submitting Your Manuscript – Cynthia Laufenberg
- Zen in the Art of Writing – Ray Bradbury
- Writing Tools: 50 Essential Strategies for Every Writer – Roy Peter Clark
- The Practical Writer's Guide – Mary A. Davries
- The Mother Tongue – Bill Bryson
- How to Write – Richard Rhodes
- Bryson's Dictionary of Troublesome Words – A Writer's Guide to Getting it Right – Bill Bryson
- Advice to Writers – Compiled by Jon Winokur
- Handbook of Effective Writing – Robert Moore
- Write it Right – Josephson – Hidden
- Techniques of the Selling Writer – Dwight Swain
- Simon and Schuster Quick Access Reference for Writers – Lynn Quitman Troyka
- The Writers Digest Guide to Manuscript Formats – Buchman & Groves
- A Room of One's Own – Virginia Woolf
- Writing in Style – Bobbie Christmas
- You've
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This week, Unilever has announced its acquisition of Sundial, one of the largest producers of hair and skincare products designed for African American women. Since its founding by Richelieu Dennis in 1991, Sundial has rolled out lines such as Nubian Heritage, Madam C.J. Walker, and SheaMoisture (a brand totally free of parabens, phthalates, paraffin, DEA, formaldehyde, and petroleum) to meet the needs of consumers of color. While the acquisition of the hitherto minority-owned company has sparked concern over appropriation and the future of the Sundial brands, (as did the 2014 acquisition of Carol's Daughter by L'Oreal), Dennis will remain at the helm of his brands, directing their growth and adding his voice to the Unilever conversation.
In an unprecedented move, Unilever has committed $50 million to the creation of the New Voices Fund, an endowment designed to empower entrepreneurial women of color (we're big fans of these business rockstars), with a plan in place to scale to $100 million with the addition of outside investors. "I've always wanted Sundial Brands to be an inspiration to other minority-owned companies of how a business against all odds can achieve excellence, have significant social impact in our communities and be successful on a world stage," said the CEO.
Sundial's acquisition is one of many moves made by multinational companies looking to grow their offering for niche and natural products. This month alone, we covered P&G's purchase of Native deodorant and Unilever's announcement of their new clean-leaning apothecary-inspired line. Corporations are hearing consumers' demand for greener products and heading the call. Said Dennis, "I am excited Sundial and Unilever have created this partnership, rooted in a purpose-driven ethos, that represents an incredible opportunity to take our Community Commerce economic empowerment and impact model to another level."
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[JURIST] Police in the Philippines [JURIST news archive] Monday charged 16 people with rebellion for allegedly planning to oust Philippines President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo [official website; BBC profile], according to the head of the police legal department. The coup plot involved five members of the Philippines House of Representatives [official website], soldiers, a communist rebel leader, and Philippines Senator Gregorio Honasan [official profile], who participated in other coup attempts during the 1990s. The police say they have gathered electronic materials that indicate an alliance among the suspects. Only two individuals have been detained [JURIST report] so far and have refused to participate in a hearing before a panel of prosecutors. The speaker of the House of Representatives has proposed [press release] putting the five House member implicated under his custody until arrest warrants are issued.
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A left atrial diverticulum (LAD) refers to a pouch-like structure with a saclike shape with a broad-based ostium and a smooth contour to its body. They are considered an anatomical variant.
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June 26 (Reuters) - Eurofins said on Wednesday it was raising its revenue target after receiving antitrust clearance for its acquisition of U.S. food company Covance.
The company now expects 2018 reported revenues to exceed 3.8 billion euros ($4.45 billion), compared with a previous forecast of 3.7 billion euros.
The Luxembourg-based food and biopharma product testing company has raised its forecasts for the last three years of its2020 five-year plan, targeting more than 4.3 billion euros in 2019 and 4.7 billion euros by 2020.
"I am very pleased to announce that on a pro-forma basis Eurofins is bringing forward by two years to 2018 its objective to reach 4.0 billion euros revenues initially set for 2020 in 2015" Chief Executive Officer Gilles Martins said in a statement.
The company announced on Thursday that it had received U.S. clearance for the Covance acquisition.
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When Sipho* was just 18 months old, he began coughing and his feet began to swell.
His mother Masia was sent home from a clinic near their home in Swaziland with medicine for a common cold, but his condition only worsened. Eventually, Sipho was diagnosed with a drug-resistant strain of tuberculosis – and so began an exhausting daily odyssey for him and Masia.
Every day for six months, the pair traveled six kilometers so Sipho could receive a gruelling treatment regimen of injections and crushed pills.
Over the last year we've seen major progress towards addressing childhood TB at the global level. The issue gained recognition at international conferences, served as the theme of this year's World TB Day, and is the subject of new guidelines from the World Health Organization.
As an advocate, I'm thrilled to see childhood TB receive this attention. But I can't forget the children like Sipho who are still misdiagnosed and subject to harsh treatment regimens meant for adults.
TB takes the lives of 1.4 million people every year – and children remain largely unreached and uncounted. If we want to end TB as a killer of children, we need to do more than just talk. It's time for action.
Unfortunately, many barriers stand in our way – a lack of political will, inadequate funding for TB programs, and failure to invest in research and development for child-friendly diagnostics, drugs, and vaccines.
How do we overcome these challenges? In my opinion, it all comes down to advocacy.
It's time for civil society, health care workers, governments, and the private sector to come together and ensure no child dies from this preventable and treatable disease.
Civil society groups must hold National TB Programs accountable for including children in their programs, governments should train and support health care workers to diagnose and treat kids with TB, and the private sector must work with regulatory authorities to clarify the development pathway for childhood TB drugs.
For too long we've worked in silos, not communicating with one another. We each have a role to play. We've built the momentum, now it's time to act.
Read ACTION's new brief, Children and Tuberculosis: From Neglect to Action, and join the #KidsTB #putkids1st conversation on Twitter
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Lives depend on two women when a train derails high in the remote Alps, but an unforgiving mountain, avalanches, crevasses, and other perils stand between them and safety. Associated Press reporter Hudson Mead is an extreme skiing enthusiast who has covered war zones and natural disasters during her long and ... more >
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Leaders of the Metro Gang Strike Force and police union attorneys pressured the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library, the state attorney general and a commission that oversees the library to remove the 2008 Metro Gang Strike Force report from its website. But the director refused, saying she does not censor public documents.
"It was pretty amazing," said Library Director Robbie LaFleur. "I have been here 20 years, and no one really has questioned these publicly available reports before."
Police union lawyers argued that it should be removed because it lists names of officers still operating undercover.
Bud Shaver, chairman of the advisory board of the disbanded Strike Force, asked LaFleur to take the 40-page report off the website. When LaFleur said she would not, Strike Force Advisory Board attorney Kori Land called and wrote her. St. Paul Police Federation lawyers also tried to force LaFleur to remove the names and were unsuccessful in getting Attorney General Lori Swanson and the Legislative Coordinating Commission that oversees the library to intervene.
Swanson's office said it has no authority over the library and the commission backed LaFleur. The report is still on the library website at www.leg.state.mn.us/lrl.
LaFleur said she also consulted with staff attorneys in the state House and Senate as well as Legislative Auditor James Nobles, and that she "absolutely" stands by her decision.
Asked if she ever faced a similar situation, LaFleur said in 2007 that the Department of Natural Resources asked her to remove documents on the web that listed the location of endangered plants. Biologists feared tourists might try to find them. Other major public libraries had copies of the report, she said, and the data was available from the DNR. So the Reference Library took it offline.
The Strike Force report "was a different animal," LaFleur said, because the Reference Library was at the time the only library with a copy. "The agency and its activities were high-profile, and public access was even more crucial," she said.
The release of Strike Force officers' names became an issue in the year after a controversial trip to Hawaii by six Strike Force officers attending a conference on gangs. In April, the Star Tribune named the six officers in a news story, and the officers sued the Department of Public Safety for disclosing their names, saying they were undercover.
The telephone and letter exchanges over the report in the Reference Library took place in August. At that time, the Strike Force advisory board asked that the report be removed because it was still a defendant in the lawsuit and therefore felt "an obligation to try to get that report taken down," Land said in an interview. The board has since been dismissed as a defendant, "So it's not our problem," she said.
The suit remains unresolved. Public Safety spokesman Andy Skoogman defends the department, saying the names of Strike Force members were approved at public meetings.
But Federation attorney Christopher Wachtler, who represents two officers in the suit, said, "If Gang Strike Force officers were performing undercover work, their identities are protected under the Data Practices Act."
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Business Immigration Canada
There are two types of Business Immigration Programs:
Self-employed person means a foreign national who:
- has relevant experience,
- intends and is able to be self-employed in Canada, and
- can contribute to Canada's economy in one of the required areas.
Relevant experience for a self-employed person means at least two years of experience.
It must be during the period starting five years before the day you apply and ending on the day we make a decision on your application. The experience must be:
For cultural activities:
- two one-year periods of experience in self-employment in cultural activities, or
- two one-year periods of experience in participation at a world class level in cultural activities, or
- a combination of a one-year period of experience described in A above, and a one-year period of experience described in B above.
For athletics:
- two one-year periods of experience in self-employment in athletics, or
- two one-year periods of experience in participation at a world class level in athletics, or
- a combination of a one-year period of experience described in 1 above, and a one-year period of experience described in 2 above, and
- for buying and managing a farm, two one-year periods of experience managing a farm.
Specified economic activities for a self-employed person, means:
- cultural activities,
- athletics, or
- buying and managing a farm.
Activities for a self-employed person selected by a province are decided by the laws of the province.
Medical, security and other requirements
You and your family members must have a medical exam and get police certificates.
You must also show that you have enough money to support yourself and your family after you get to Canada.
Selection criteria
Self employed person are selected on the following criteria:
- experience,
- education,
- age,
- language abilities, and
- adaptability.
35/100 points are required in the criteria above to proceed for application under self-employed category of business immigration.
Canada seeks innovative entrepreneurs who have the potential to build dynamic companies that can compete on a global scale. The Start-Up Visa Program links immigrant entrepreneurs with experienced private sector organizations that have expertise in working with start-ups.
Benefits of the Program
- The Start-up Visa Program will enable immigrant entrepreneurs to launch innovative companies that will create jobs in Canada, and eventually, compete globally.
- The Program will provide entrepreneurs with valuable assistance in navigating the Canadian business environment which can sometimes prove challenging for newcomers.
- The Program will provide private sector firms with access to a broader range of entrepreneurs, including the best and the brightest minds from around the world.
Eligibility for the Start-up Visa Program:
Step 1: Prove your business venture or idea is supported by a designated oorganization
Before you apply for the start-up visa, you must convince a designated organization to support your business idea. If the designated organization supports your business idea, it will give you a Letter of Support.
You must include your Letter of Support with your application as proof that a designated organization supports your business idea.
If you do not have a Letter of Support from a designated organization or do not meet any of the eligibility requirements below, your application will be refused.
Designated Organizations include:
- Designated Venture Capital funds
- Designated Angel Investor groups
- Designated Business incubators
Step 2: Meet your language requirements
Being able to communicate and work in English, French or both will help your business in Canada.
You must prove your ability in English or French in these four areas:
- speaking
- reading
- listening
- writing
You must meet the minimum level of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 5 in either English or French for all four language abilities.
Please fill in our inquiry form to know your Canadian Language Benchmark score.
Step 3: Meet the education requirements
You must provide proof of your education with your application. Specifically, you will need:
- proof of having completed at least one year of post-secondary education
- proof that you were in good standing during at least one year while you were attending a post secondary institution
- Your proof of education may be in the form of transcripts and a letter of good standing, or certificate or diploma or degree.
Step 4: Have sufficient settlement funds
- The Government of Canada does not provide financial support to new Start-up business visa immigrants.
- You must show that you have enough money to support yourself and your dependants after you arrive in Canada. You cannot borrow this money from another person. You must be able to use this money to support the costs of living for your family.
- You will need to provide proof of your funds when you submit your application for immigration.
- The amount of money you need depends on the size of your family.
Each province has its own Business Immigration program.
An important pre-requisite of business investor within a province is to have a clearly defined business plan and mission statement. Your business plan will be tested against the economic criteria of each specific province.
Main criteria are:
- Have a net worth specific to the province's requirements (this can vary between $150,000 to $3 million).
- Have a clear definition of your business vision backed by a well formulated business plan
- Must have proven business experience either working as a senior managerial position or running your own business operations
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29Dec Raiding The Rock Vault Coming To Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Las Vegas March 2017
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LAS VEGAS – Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas announces that it will soon be home to the ultimate rock concert experience. Raiding the Rock Vault will join the lineup of first-class entertainment on the property starting on Saturday, March 11 with headline shows inside Vinyl.
"We couldn't have picked a more fitting show to bring to Vinyl at Hard Rock Hotel," said Chas Smith, vice president of entertainment at Hard Rock Hotel. "Hosting a full-scale production in an intimate venue like Vinyl will give fans an up-close rock 'n' roll experience like they've never seen before. We are really excited to have them here and look forward to them rocking the night away!"
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13Oct Stars from America's Got Talent, Nashville, and Worldwide Rock Musicians perform new Daily Concerts at Bransons Starlite Theatre
Branson, MO. "Raiding The Country Vault" announces the lease of The Starlite Theatre. This multiple year lease will showcase talent in concert style performances like no other theatre in Branson.
Sir Harry's vast connections and expertise in the music industry will propel the Starlite Theatre to a new dimension." said co-owner Randy Little. The Starlite Theatre will be home to a great line-up including Raiding The Country Vault.
"I will do my upmost to carry on the great work that Randy Little and his Starlite team have already achieved since they took over this beautiful theatre, I am honored to have been given this opportunity" said Sir Harry.
The Starlite Theatre will be the only daily concert style show venue in Branson that will include The Texas Tenor and Larry's Country Dinner who will …
16May Branson kicks up its boots for the premiere of "Raiding the Country Vault" at The Mansion Theatre
BRANSON, MO (May 10, 2016) – Boots and belt buckles descended upon The Mansion Theatre in Branson, MO on Friday, May 6, as the city celebrated the premiere of its newest production, "Raiding the Country Vault."
The show brings together musicians from country music's most iconic acts to play a set list featuring the biggest hits of America's most beloved genre. "The response from the audience on opening night was incredible," said Producer Sir Harry Cowell. "Seeing 'Raiding the Country Vault' come to fruition is at once rewarding and humbling."
Among the guests in attendance were country artist Jason Pritchett, husband and wife illusionists Rick and Tara Thomas, Country Music Hall of Famer Don Williams, the cast of "Million Dollar Quartet," and Mayor Karen Best, who took the …
14Apr "Raiding the Country Vault" to premiere at the iconic Mansion Theatre in Branson, May 6
Country music fans rejoice! Producers of the acclaimed Las Vegas production "Raiding the Rock Vault" will premiere a new show, "Raiding the Country Vault," at the Mansion Theatre in Branson, MO on Friday, May 6.
The new production brings together musicians from country music's most iconic acts to play a set list featuring the biggesthits of America's most beloved genre. Tickets for "Raiding the Country Vault" go on sale next Thursday, April 14.
"In 'Raiding the Rock Vault,' musicians from famous bands in classic rock recreate the timeless music of an entire generation," said producer Sir Harry Cowell. 'In 'Raiding the Country Vault,' we've carefully selected talented performers and songs that bring the history of country music to life for audiences."
The impressive lineup of musicians in "Raiding the Country Vault" includes …
09Apr Raiding the Rock Vault "Best Musical" in Las Vegas for the 2nd year in a row
Thank you for voting Raiding the Rock Vault "Best Musical" in Las Vegas for the 2nd year in a row!
"I would like to thank all of the folks at LVH for setting us off on this adventure, The New Tropicana Las Vegas for giving us an incredible home on the Strip and amazing support, the entire cast and crew (past and present), and, of course, our wonderful fans, for all of their love, loyalty, and dedication to the show. Thank you." Sir Harry Cowell (Show Producer)
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