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Akhenaten's Monotheism
Was Akhenaten Moses ?When study of Akhenaten's life became more popular in the late 18th century many attempts were made to equate the Pharaoh with the biblical Moses. It has also been suggested that Moses was actually a High official in the court of Amenhotep III
Or just a loony
Did he allow Egyptian influence to crumble ?There is a lack of evidence of any foreign campaigns during the reign of Akhenaten. It has been suggested that the king was so involved with his new religion, and his new city, that much needed resources were diverted from the rest of the empire.
Has he been misrepresented ?The artistic style of the Amarna period differed from earlier styles in that the images were much more lifelike, and conquest played a smaller part. Images of the Pharaoh Smiting Asiatics would not have been in the spirit of Atenism. Akhenaten may have wished to be remembered as a family man rather than a warrior. Interestingly a block from the Aten temple used as filling in a pylon at Karnak contains the unusual image of Queen Nefertiti 'smiting' unfortunate foes.
Did he know what was happening ?Akhenaten may not have been fully aware of the situation. The priests of the old temples may have deliberately withheld information from him to try to weaken his rule to an extent where the old order could be re-established
What happened to the MummyAkhenaten's mummy has never been positively identified. The most likely candidate was thought to be the mummy found in the tomb KV55 in the Valley of the Kings but it is very unlikely that this body is Akhenaten's. Research has shown it to be that of a young man. It is more likely that this body is of Smenkhkare. A piece of gold foil bearing Smenkhkare's cartouche, stolen when the tomb was opened, has recently surfaced in Germany which would seem to confirm the identity of the occupant.
The burial seems to have been hastily arranged using a coffin originally intended for a woman. The length of Smenkhkare's reign probably means that there was little time to make arrangements.
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Five dead during a drill on a cruise ship docked in La Palma
Last February 10th an accident took place in the Thomson Magesty Cruise ship from Louis Cruises, while on port of Santa Cruz de La Palma. Five died as a result of the boat falling to the water upside down, due to the rupture of the boat´s bow falling from 20 meters high, when one of the cables that held the boat to the box split, and left the boat vertically suspended until the other broke out also unable to support the weight, and the boat hit the water upside down with the sailors in. The accident occurred while performing an emergency drill.
All victims were members of the crew, Mappaita Ngandro, age 60 original from Palopo (Indonesia); Kamaluddin, age 56, original from Jene Ponto (Indonesia); Hasan, age 34, from Yakarta (Indonesia); Jubilie Tangog, 46years old, from Philipines); and Abotsigah Gabriel Harry Kwame, 54, national from Ghana.
There were also 3 injured crew members, 2 greek nationals and 1 philipino. They have been already released from hospital and are in the cruise ship now, which remains docked in the port.
Accidents and deaths in cruise ships are not uncommon. Most of the accidents are not reported thus not being able to claim for the deserved compensation. If you have been the victim of an accident or a loved one died due to negligence during a cruise trip, you should immediately contact a Lawyer to know your rights and make sure you get the maximum compensation for your loss or damaged caused.
The Thomson Magesty is based on the port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, from where the route usually takes seven days and on calling at Las Palmas, Santa Cruz de La Palma, Funchal (Madeira), Agadir (Morocco), Arrecife de Lanzarote, and returns to the capital of Tenerife.
The judge has already granted the cruise permission to leave, but before that it needs the approval from Malta´s authorities, where the boat is flagged and registered. This authorization is needed as the ship has lost one of its rescue elements, although, the remaining lifeboats exceed the required ratio, thus it is estimated that the permit will be granted soon.
So far, 1,498 of the cruise passengers, mostly British, were allowed to disembark and have set the time back on board at 3pm of the 11th of February .


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You can reserve tickets and plan your trip at ArkEncounter.com.
And I'm excited to announce some special enhancements that we will be adding to phase one of the Ark Encounter. These include a separate 800-seat, multi-purpose theater/hall and necessary public safety/security measures.
The theater/hall will be used for our evangelistic "Christ the Door" gospel presentation. We originally planned for the theater to be inside the Ark, but, as plans and construction went on, we realized that the structure of the Ark just won't allow for a large theater. We don't want anyone to miss this gospel presentation, as it's one of the most important on the Ark! So we're constructing a theater near the Ark. This theater will also double as a hall for live-animal shows and special presentations from AiG speakers, including me, similar to what we do here in Legacy Hall at the Creation Museum.
These enhancements will require an additional $4 million in funding. I'm thrilled to share that $1 million of that amount has already been provided by generous supporters!
Please prayerfully consider giving a gift to the Ark Encounter to help with these needed enhancements. Your donation of any amount or your sponsorship of a peg, plank, or beam will help us reach that goal.
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The Internet was greeted with the shocking photo of Kim Kardashian's completely naked body yesterday (it was all out there, y'all), and numerous thoughts instantly ran through the minds of anyone who saw the pics—Is this real? Why is she naked? What's going on? But seriously, is this real? OMG, it's real...are just a few examples.
Another common question regarding her racy photo shoot: Just how much did Paper magazine pay her to go full-frontal for the issue? And the answer to that interesting little tidbit will surely surprise you.
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DOS Games: RPG
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This is a very popular game, and has tons of fans. Many people think that it is the best RPG ever, but I'm not one of them. Nevertheless, here it is. This game started in 1985 and newer versions have come out later, but NetHack basically started RPGs as we know them. 3D graphical RPGs would not be what they are today if it wasn't for this game. There are no graphics, you move around using typein commands and objects are represented by character symbols. The "Guidebook.txt" file included in the download may be of interest to you if you like the storyline of NetHack.


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What are you made of? Where are you now? Should you be here or should you be there? Is it a good place or err ….is it the last place you need to be? Do you like the people you are with? Are the feelings you are experiencing warranted? Scorpio may be taking you out of your comfort zone into uncharted waters. You may feel emotions that are suppressed may be finding ways to resurface causing you to question what you really believe. A tough time for many but with awareness you will be able to make progress emotionally.
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Greg Hardy Lands With Richmond Indoor Football Team
WASHINGTON — Greg Hardy is back to playing professional football, but he is a long way from the NFL.
Hardy signed on with the Richmond Roughriders of the American Arena League, which is not to be confused with the Arena Football League, Indoor Football League or any other league that you may have heard of.
In an interview with the Richmond media, Hardy says all of the right things about being a rehabilitated soul:
Greg Hardy says he can't say much to ease others' concerns about his past, but says he's a better person, rehabilitated, and moving forward. The former NFL defensive end is getting ready for his first season with the @RichRoughRiders. @NBC12 @GregHardyJr pic.twitter.com/46tDry296D— Marc Davis (@marcdavissports) March 1, 2018
The disgraced former Pro Bowler is less than four years removed from being found guilty by a judge of assaulting his ex-girlfriend. However, in North Carolina, it is possible to appeal the decision of a judge to a jury trial.
When Hardy's trial began, the plaintiff refused to appear in court to testify, following a civil settlement. The prosecution dropped the case against Hardy, but he was still suspended for 10 games by the NFL.
This is his first professional football opportunity since burning bridges with his teammates and the front office as a member of the Dallas Cowboys in 2015. Even at this level, the timing of the move seems strange.
"I've seen too many success stories. I don't see any difference in Greg Hardy," said Gregg Fornario, the Roughriders' owner and general manager. "We don't condone what he did 3.5 years ago. We don't condone any of his mistakes or choices during that time.
"At the same time, we're all about giving a guy a platform and opportunity to make the right changes in his life."
You almost have to appreciate the owner's honesty in looking at Hardy's situation.
"It's almost punishment that he has to play in the arena league," said Fornario. "He made a major mistake, and he's trying to put that behind him. His mistakes have cost him a lot of money.
"What is he supposed to do? Work at the corner store? Pick up trash? No. I'm a big believer in second chances."
Given the scrutiny received by a low-level indoor football team, it's hard to imagine Hardy ever getting a chance to redeem himself at the NFL level. Then again, stranger things have happened and talent trumps most principles.
Hardy has been staying in shape by training and fighting in mixed martial arts. He's a quick study, announcing his decision to start training in October 2016 and taking his first bout last November.
In three career MMA fights, Hardy's opponents have not lasted through the first round, going down by TKO in 32, 96 and 14 seconds.
Hardy will be joined on the Roughriders by fellow former NFL player Malcolm Bunche, who appeared in training camp for the Philadelphia Eagles in 2015 and Jacksonville Jaguars in 2017.
Before landing Hardy, the Roughriders' ownership extended public offers to Colin Kaepernick and Johnny Manziel to come play quarterback for the team.
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Thank you, Brett Maher
I'm not quite sure who Brett Maher is or where the Cowboys dug him up from, but I sure am glad they did.
You see, Dak Prescott was driving the Cowboys down the field in the final minute of a 20-17 game at FedEx Field Sunday night, and it sure looked like this game was destined for overtime, which surely would have brought another heartbreaking home loss and a week's worth of frustration into our lives.
Until Brett Maher entered the picture, changing the course of history forever.
That 52-yard field goal attempt was supposed to be five yards shorter, from 47 yards out, but Dallas long snapper Louis-Philippe Ladouceur was called for a snap infraction (a snap infraction!). By my math, 47 is more makeable than 52. Especially off painted dirt.
"The illegal ball movement by the center in #DALvsWAS causes the defense to come across the neutral zone and contact a lineman." -AL pic.twitter.com/Cv8Ugwb99p— NFL Officiating (@NFLOfficiating) October 21, 2018
Official told Jason Garrett on fateful snap infraction penalty that L.P. Ladouceur moved the ball in a way that caused the Washington defensive lineman to jump offsides.— David Moore (@DavidMooreDMN) October 21, 2018
Alex Smith had spent the entire fourth quarter welcoming Dallas back into the game, as evidenced by him running out of bounds on third down of Washington's final drive, a drive that was intended to kill as much clock as possible, and not... the opposite, as Smith accomplished.
There are some things in life that can't be explained away with simple logic or reason, things that might affirm one's faith in a higher power. Divine intervention.
Thank you, Brett Maher. Whoever you are. Wherever you came from. However you got here. You were in the right place, at the right time, when we needed you the most. And you gave us reason to believe.
That sure seems like fate to me.
Brett Maher misses a 52-yard FG with seconds left that would have sent the game into OT, Skins win 20-17 #HTTR #DALvsWAS pic.twitter.com/8f2Ktiqcem— Next Man Up (@spottingboard) October 21, 2018
Brett Maher misses from 52 and keeps his helmet on after the Cowboys lose 20-17. pic.twitter.com/JWN58zaTQF— Edward Egros (@EdwardEgrosFox4) October 21, 2018
This is the first time since 2000 that the #Redskins have headed into Week 8 in first place in the NFC East.— Jake Russell (@_JakeRussell) October 21, 2018
The Redskins are not particularly good. Jay Gruden was awful in this one. They paid a QB 71$ million who will be here for years that they don't trust to throw a pass. I don't give a damn right now because they just beat dallas. Hall and Oates.— danny rouhier (@funnydanny) October 21, 2018
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BLOOMING GROVE TOWNSHIP was erected from Lackawaxen and Palmyra townships, December 17, 1850. It is the central township of Pike County, and the only one that does not border on some township outside of Pike. It is bounded on the north by Lackawaxen, northeast by Shohola, east by Dingman, south by Porter and Greene, and west by Palmyra. The High Knob is the highest point of land in Pike County, being seventeen hundred feet above the Water Gap. On this mountain, on what is called the West Knob, the Brodhead, Bushkill, Shohola and Blooming Grove Creeks rise, within one-fourth of a mile of each other. The Big Knob and Grasser Ponds lie on top of the knob, about one-fourth mile apart. Another pond is at the foot of the knob. Edmond Lord says that the "Big Indian Swamp" was a pond when he first came there, in 1810, but that it has since grown and become a cranberry marsh. Blooming Grove is mostly unfit for cultivation. It consists of pine and scrub-oak barrens, off of which most of the valuable timber has been taken.
Dr. Philip P. Monington, a land speculator, sold a tract of land in Blooming Grove township to Levi Lord and his twelve English associates,- Joseph Brooks, Robert Hatton, Samuel Hunt, Wilson Croft, William Whittaker, John Whittaker, Thomas Harselden, Robert Ogden, Abram Johnson, James Powers and William Manly, who all came from England in the same ship, in 1809. On investigation they found Monington's title not good, and all but Levi Lord settled elsewhere in Pike County. Mr. Lord had a survey made and repurchased the land where Lord's Valley now is. He and his son Simeon settled there about 1810. They found the noted hunter, Sam Helm, and his son Solomon, as squatters, having built two log cabins. Sam gave possession peaceably. He remarked, "Come in; the land is yours, for you have bought it and paid for it." Sam Helm was a tall hunter and trapper, with an eagle eye. He lived by hunting and fishing, and had, probably, been there a number of years. They had made a small clearing, and Mr. Lord, having satisfied them for their improvement, moved into one of the Helm cabins. This cabin was located on the old Indian trail from Milford to Dolph Bingham's, and has, for many years, been known as Lord's Valley. The main, traveled road, at that time, was from Bushkill through by Shohola Farms. In 1850, after the stage route was opened, Levi Lord and his sons built a brick hotel, from brick which they burned on the premises.
James Ivison was a Methodist preacher at this place. Theodore Bowhannan built a sawmill near by, at Lord's Valley, which afterwards became the property of Levi Lord.
His children were Simeon, who succeeded his father in the hotel business. Simeon Lord's sons were Baron Lord, who lives in Hawley; Levi, who resides at the High Knob; and Simeon Lord, Jr., who succeeds his father at the old tavern-stand. Of Levi Lord's other children, William removed to Philadelphia; James lived in Blooming Grove until he was forty-six, and then went West; Edmond Lord remained until he was forty, and then moved to Lehman township. He is now eighty-four years of age, and a hale, hearty old man. He recently walked from Newton to Lord's Valley, a distance of thirty miles, carrying a load on his back, between the rising and setting sun. He has never used tobacco in any form, nor drank liquor, although brought up in a hotel and living in Pike County. His father's family consisted of sixteen children. One sister, Betsey, married William Manly, who built a stone tavern at the forks of the Bethany and Hawley roads, in Lackawaxen township. His sister Ellen still lives, in Philadelphia, aged ninety-six. Edmond Lord has been a great hunter, and killed many deer, wild-cats and bears.
William Spearing had a house thirty by forty feet, and two stories high, on the old Wilderness road, in Blooming Grove, before Solomon Westbrook bought it, in 1827. It was built of large square sticks of hewn pine timber. The old mill was up the Blooming Grove Creek about one and one-fourth miles from where the Paupack and Tafton roads fork, and was built by Charles B. Seaman, ex-sheriff of Pike County. In 1827 Solomon Westbrook rebuilt this mill, and John C. Westbrook, his son, the present saw-mill in 1847, and the grist-mill in 1855. Solomon Westbrook was a merchant and lumberman, and once sheriff of Pike County. He married Hannah Coolbaugh, a daughter of John Coolbaugh, once associate judge. His children were Margaret, who married John B. Stoll, of Newark, N.J.; John C. Westbrook, who was first elected prothonotary in 1845, and has been seven times re-elected. The prothonotary in Pike County is clerk of the several courts, register of wills and recorder of deeds. Mr. Westbrook is a competent officer, and merits the confidence which the voters of Pike County repose in him. Lafayette Westbrook has been a member of the Assembly from Pike several times, and now lives in Stroudsburg. Hiram is in Ridgewood, N.J. Moses C. Westbrook is on the homestead, and Susan lives in Newark, N.J. John Young resides in the vicinity, and Mr. Buskirk has a grist-mill at Westbrook's. Joseph Brown first settled where William H. Nyce afterward lived. Daniel Brodhead bought this property and sold it to Solomon and John Westbrook and William H. Nyce, about 1835, when John Nyce superintended the saw-mills, and in 1846 William H. Nyce came with his family. His wife was Margaret Westbrook, his children being John Nyce, who measured logs for the Wilsonville mills a number of years, and is now life insurance agent at Hawley; Safforyne W. Nyce, who lives in Milford; Andrew J., who lives in Paupack; and James, who lives in Deckertown.
Jacob Kreinhans bought the Blooming Grove property of William H. Nyce in 1851, and built a tannery on Blooming Grove Creek, containing fifty vats. He purchased in all about four thousand acres, and tanned sole leather until the bark was exhausted, in 1882, when he purchased the Dr. Edward Halliday property in Milford, where he now resides. John Ploss, Charles Durling and several other Germans have good farms in the western part of the township, on Egypt Creek. Squire L. Hazen, William Downey, John Fletcher and some others own farms in the vicinity of the High Knob. There are two post-offices in the township- one at Lord's Valley and another at Blooming Grove. There are also schools at each of these places and one near the High Knob. There are no churches, but occasionally preaching is heard in one of the school-houses. The population of the township in 1880 was four hundred and seventy-two.
The scrub oaks of Pike County make good railroad ties, of which a number of thousands are furnished every year to the Erie Railroad. There are also thousands of hoop-poles shipped to New York, and thence to the West Indies; but since the lumber and bark have become exhausted, the central part of Pike County, like Blooming Grove, is better adapted to hunting and fishing.
The Blooming Grove Park Association was projected by Wm. H. Bell, of Branchville, Sussex County, N.J., and Fayette S. Giles in 1870. John C. Westbrook and Lafayette Westbrook deeded thirteen thousand acres of land to the association, and they have since purchased one thousand acres in addition. F.S. Giles was the first president of the association. The stockholders have changed, and most of the stock is now held by New York parties. The lands lie in Blooming Grove, Greene and Porter townships, and include Lakes Beaver, Giles, Scott, Bruce, Westbrook, Laura, Ernest and Belle, according to the names which the association have given them. One square mile of the land is inclosed by a wire fence, as a breeding park, in which they have about two hundred deer. The club-house is erected on ground overlooking Giles Lake, or Blooming Grove Pond, as it was formerly called, at a cost of about ten thousand dollars.
The Shohola Farms are on the old Wilderness road, about three miles from Shohola Falls. This is a very old place, and was occupied by an Englishman before the Revolution (as early as 1754), who kept an inn, and had barn room for sixty horses. The shingles were nailed with four-inch wrought nails. This man, who was fourteen miles in the wilderness, lived in great style for those days, if we credit the story of an old lady who passed through about the time of the Revolution. A farm was cleared, and good-sized apple-trees were growing; but at the time of the Revolutionary War this owner, who appears to have been a Tory, abandoned his property. It was managed by agents for years, transferred from one stock company to another, and is now owned by a company who are running sawmills and lumbering on it.
During the struggle for the location of the county-seat Daniel Dingman, who was a member of the Legislature, secured an act removing the county-seat of Wayne County from Bethany to Blooming Grove, but the county commissioners bid defiance to the law, and refused to levy a tax to erect county buildings there. They justly claimed that the county was poor and unable to go to any extra expense. General Spearing, who owned land in Blooming Grove, had a village laid out in town plots and built several substantial log houses, but the erection of Pike into a new county changed the status of affairs, and Milford raised fifteen hundred dollars by the 1st of June, 1814, which was the condition under which the county-seat was established at Milford. The High Knob is on the most elevated land in Pike County, and forms the divide or water-shed between several creeks. The township of Blooming Grove contains a few good farms, but it is better adapted to hunting and fishing.
Page(s) 974-976; History of Wayne, Pike and Monroe counties, Pennsylvania, Mathews, Alfred, Philadelphia, R. T. Peck & Co., 1886


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Everyone is in doubt time from time when looking for a small gift for his/her friends or business partners. Or, he/she is searching for a small invitation or good-bye present for a party.
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So Many Movies This Weekend!
Between Movie Pass for the theaters, all the platform options there are to watch movies at home, the vast selection of films at and on both, and television to suite every need and niche, how can I be expected to leave the house? [Read More…]


text: How We Lost Only 0.4% of Our Clients to Competitors Last Year October 2016 BY: ELIE HARRIETT Last year was the greatest year we had since we started producing back in 2003. Not only did nearly 100 percent of our clients continue to put their faith in us and trust us, but more of them than ever before also sent family, friends and neighbors to us. We were only about half a dozen more referrals from turning people away this year. And we did it without any kind of marketing or advertising, or even a desire to sell products. I should explain myself. My partner and I run a niche insurance agency. We are specialists. We sell only one type of product category and three products: Medicare supplements, Medicare Advantage and Part D prescription drug plans. We sell no other products except in unique circumstances. We try to represent every carrier we can. And every client can call us directly with problems. When October comes around, we stop marketing. We begin calling all our clients back, and offer to take one more look at their coverage. We don't try to sell them anything new; we just call our clients and try to determine whether the product we already sold them will meet their needs in the next year. And if it won't, we fix it so that a new one will. Once we started taking notice of all the referrals we were getting, we started asking how or why we were referred. The answers were actually a reflection of the three main concepts we use to sell and conduct our business. Let us share them with you. Don't go in with a specific product to sell until you know the situation. When we first meet with someone, we do not go in with a decision to sell Carrier A or B. We start fact-finding. The carrier means absolutely nothing at this point. Get the prospect's prescription bottles — not the list, the bottles themselves. If you are looking at a Medicare Advantage plan, get the list of the client's doctors and a list of medical services the client can reasonably expect to use that year. Then, plug the drugs into the Medicare.gov website, and be accurate about it. If clients are serious about finding an Advantage plan, then once you've confirmed their drugs with one or two carriers, look at their doctors. Explain the costs, good and bad. Remember, you are not a doctor. So if a client says they want to change their prescription or their doctor so they can get into a particular insurance plan (which happens more often than it should), you must counsel them that it is better to try to find a different insurance carrier than to risk changing their lifesaving medication or their physician! Insurance is there to protect them. If it puts a person's life at risk, then the wrong product is in place. If clients don't know whether they want a Medicare supplement plus Part D or an Advantage plan, we go over the pros and cons of each. My personal preference is for my clients to go into Medicare supplements. My parents have a Medicare supplement. I wish I were old enough to have a Medicare supplement! However, I never tell that to my clients unless they specifically ask. I have clients who are perfectly happy in Medicare Advantage plans, but I tell all my clients about the pros and the cons of each type of coverage. Don't disparage either choice. Recommend both in the best light possible for their specific situation unless there is an actual lifestyle or medical reason to recommend one plan over another. When it comes to Medicare supplement prices, I use a web service. For a very small fee, this service will put in front of the client the price of every supplement, whether I sell that supplement or not. This eliminates the objection "I wanted to see what other prices are out there." Now, if we hear that objection, we know we do not have this client's trust. It is almost a magical close when clients can point to a price and carrier name on a screen and say, "I can do that." The sale is made, and the clients came to that decision themselves. People don't need you in order to buy insurance. I'm sorry to break this news, but you are not needed to sell insurance anymore. Internet, direct mail, telephone calls, newspaper inserts, TV ads — even Google — are selling insurance now. None of these ways of selling is as effective as you are, but they're catching up. In my world, about one-third of all products are sold by mail, internet or inbound calls direct to insurance companies. Prospects don't need me, and a lot of them know it. We figured this out and changed our strategy because of it. We now tell people we are going to become their personal benefits coordinator. We are going to help them when a problem comes up. Every client has our cellphone numbers. We tell them that if the insurance doesn't work the way we told them it will, call us. Directly. Don't call a secretary or an assistant or the company. Call us. We'll call the company. We might pass the call off to an assistant or someone who works with us. But the client doesn't need to know that. They tell us the problem. We call them back with the answer. The client doesn't care how the problem gets handled as long as the problem gets handled. They need only talk with us, and the rest gets handled as if by magic. This is our second-best source of referrals: simple claims assistance. Clients may not need you in order to buy insurance, but they definitely need you to help fix it. Really, it does not take much time out of your day to answer a call, take notes and send them to someone internal to handle. You can be bothered to back up your word with service! Annual reviews are everything. This is the No. 1 reason for clients sticking with us and referring us — and we stumbled on it by accident. During our first Medicare annual election period, we lost 25 percent of our overall clients and increased our new client number by only about 10 percent, so we started asking those who left us why they did. The answer was simple. Their prescription drugs either were not were covered or covered poorly the next year, so they went somewhere else. After the new year, we started taking calls from upset clients complaining that their health plans changed. They expected someone to notify them instead of having to read the literature. So the next year, we started calling all our clients and looking at their plans again, recommending changes when necessary. Our lapse rate began to drop. As selling time became less available because we were doing so many annual reviews in such a short period, we stopped marketing. After a few years, referral rates rose. The simple act of talking to a client every year to rework their prescriptions and Medicare Advantage copays leads to a client's friends and family saying, "I want that!" We don't lose income by doing this. The drug plans pay a $26 annual commission. This is not something to sustain a business on. But when a client goes to another agent for prescription advice, that other agent doesn't move just the prescription plan; they move everything. By protecting these $26 products, we are protecting the hundreds and thousands of dollars in renewals we already earned. When you add in the new referrals, suddenly you have a workable income. Finally, a word about not representing every company. There is no better way to establish credibility than to tell a person, "The best I can do is Company B. However, Company A might be better, and here is why." Whether the two companies are close in price or not, clients appreciate the honesty. If they're close, a lot of times the client will choose to go with us anyway. If the company we do not offer is just plain better for a client's specific circumstance, we explain why and connect them with that company. We'll walk away without the sale, but we did the right thing. Nothing, absolutely nothing, makes us happier than receiving a referral from someone we directed to a competitor because of the way we conducted ourselves, or that person calling us back the next year and asking us whether we could look at their coverage again because they trust us more than they trust the company they decided to do business with. Ethics are universal, and we feel these rules transcend all products and will increase the community reputation of any broker. Find out what the client needs before trying to sell it to them, assist with claims and problems, and conduct annual reviews. This is our three-legged stool, our secret sauce. This is the reason only four out of our 1,200 individual clients dropped us last year. In a world where the economy shifts, the regulatory environment changes and products become more complicated, the act of personalized service for each individual continues to be what each and every client is really looking for. Elie Harriett co-owns Classic Insurance & Financial Services Co., specializing in Medicare-related insurance. Elie may be reached at [email protected]


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"Persimmon, Britain's largest housebuilder, has unveiled a jump in profits and says it expects the housing market to remain robust.
Pre-tax profits for the six months to 30 June rose 9.8% to £281.1m as it racked up sales worth £1.51bn."
"Residents at one of Glasgow's most upmarket developments have claimed that the former Sheriff Court conversion has been plagued by problems.
Homeowners have formed a residents' association to resolve complaints about the building, which was converted by Persimmon Homes a year ago.
They claim to have suffered flooding several times and say they were left without heating or hot water in winter."
BBC Watchdog Report: Permission Homes, 3rd February 2004:
"The nation?s biggest home builder also has the biggest house-building complaints file on the Watchdog database.
Persimmon build new homes and renovate old buildings. Watchdog has received over 450 complaints ranging from problems rectifying extensive snagging lists and poor customer service to subsidence and floods…"
I worked for house building company once. Without divulging the name (at this point in time), I can tell you there is a little known tactic in the industry. In order to build and sell the homes as soon as possible, certain corners are cut leaving them to catch up by offering a 2 year warranty/aftercare service. They then hire a handyman company to sit on the site and attend to all the faults the homeowners are destined to find. Listed as 'defects', these included flooding in the garden, loose fixtures and fittings (shower and kitchen), faulty sink taps and electrics, poor plastering and loose guttering amongst the most regular reported faults. Customers complaining even one day outside of warranty were denied any assistance.
This is standard practice in the industry, exceptions are rare. The golden rule is, don't buy a new property, older properties have had most of their problems fixed and have stood the test of time.
And, of course, don't trust a building company that announces pre-tax profits in the midst of a market downturn.


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The Greater Atlanta Modern Quilt Guild began in 2016. We first met in the house of our former President, Sarah Oliver.
We meet on the 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:00pm. Come join us and find out how to become a part of our guild!
Current Leadership
President: Laurel Rosenberg
Vice President: Heather Scott
Secretary: Brandi Palmer
Treasurer: Sonia Mack
Event Coordinator: Joan Fisher


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Is pure water a conductor?
Pure water is not a good conductor of electricity. Ordinary distilled water in equilibrium with carbon dioxide of the air has a conductivity of about 10 x 10-6 W-1*m-1 (20 dS/m). Because the electrical current is transported by the ions in solution, the conductivity increases as the concentration of ions increases.


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According to reports this week, Channel 4 executives are effectively split over the broadcaster's digital radio venture.
4 Digital Group consortium led by Channel 4 was awarded the second national DAB multiplex licence. The consortium had proposed to provide ten linear national services including that of Sunrise Radio.
However, MediaGuardian has said that a leading executive at the group was split, with chief executive, Andy Duncan and director of new business and corporate development, Nathalie Schwarz, who are advocates of the project, looking increasingly isolated.
The programme commissioning team believe the radio venture will drain Channel 4 of up to �100m, which is needed to bolster its programme budget at a tough point when the channel is about to launch its campaign for public assistance.
Senior channel executives accordingly held a meeting last week to consider options and the board, chaired by Luke Johnson, is to take a hard look at the policy decision to invest in digital radio at its April meeting.
It looks increasingly unlikely that the new national multiplex consisting of channels like Sunrise Radio is launching this year.
In other DAB digital radio news, Financial Times has reported the possibility of BBC Radios 1, 2, 3, 4 and Five Live gradually switching to DAB only, albeit over a long time period.


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Dr. Steven StradleyDr. Steven Stradley was born and raised in Seymour, Indiana. He attended Indiana University, Bloomington, from 1968-1972. Dr. Stradley earned his dental degree from Indiana University School of Dentistry, graduating in 1976. He joined Dr. Ed Laskowski's practice in Greensburg, where he has continued to work and live with his wife, Mary, and their two daughters.
Dr. Stradley is a member of the American Dental Association and Indiana Dental Association. He is a past board member for the local YMCA and volunteers at the local Decatur County Free Health Clinic. He served as President of the Indiana University School of Dentistry Alumni Association from 2008-2009. Dr. Stradley and his wife, Mary, are also members of Greensburg's First Presbyterian Church. In his free time Dr. Stradley enjoys traveling and golfing.
Dr. Stradley considers it his pleasure and good fortune to have a partner and associate that have prompted him to keep up with the newest technologies. In order to succeed we must change with the times, and he is glad to have the encouragement to do so. He has felt rewarded imparting his knowledge from his years of experience.
Dr. Elizabeth HagertyDr. Elizabeth Hagerty graduated from Greensburg High School in 1993 and then received her B.S. from Purdue University in Chemistry in 1997. Dr. Hagerty graduated from Indiana University School of Dentistry in 2003 where she earned the Southeastern Dental Society Scholarship, the Dean's Gold Award and was a member of the Omicron Kappa Upsilon, Dental Honor Society. She joined Dr. Steven Stradley in practice following graduation. She is a member of the American Dental Association, Indiana Dental Association and the Academy of General Dentistry. She is a past board member of the Indiana University School of Dentistry Alumni Association. Dr. Hagerty is a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church and volunteers at the Decatur County Free Health Clinic.
Dr. Hagerty especially enjoys cosmetic dentistry, giving her patients renewed self esteem and confidence with a healthy smile.
She resides in Greensburg with her husband, David, and their two sons. Dr. Hagerty enjoys hiking, biking and spending time with her family.
Dr. Kathryn StradleyDr. Kathryn Stradley is a native of Greensburg, Indiana. Dr. Stradley graduated from Greensburg High School in 2001. She attended Miami University of Ohio and received her degree in Zoology in 2005. Dr. Stradley was a two year recipient of the Southeastern Dental Society Scholarship and completed her education in 2009 at Indiana University School of Dentistry, receiving her dental degree. She joined her father, Dr. Stradley, and Dr. Hagerty in practice in 2009. Dr. Stradley is a member of the American Dental Association and the Indiana Dental Association. She volunteers her time at the Decatur County Free Health Clinic.
Dr. Stradley enjoys interacting with her patients and sharing stories. She resides in Greenwood, Indiana and enjoys golfing, exercising, hiking, biking and traveling.
Meet The TeamDoctors
- Dr. Elizabeth Hagerty
- Dr. Kathryn Stradley
- Dr. Steven Stradley
Registered Dental Hygienists
From left to right
- Marla, RDH
- Anna, RDH
- Donna, RDH
- Ken, RDH
- Tara, RDH
- Tracie, RDH
- Jennifer, RDH (Not Pictured)
From left to right
- Barbie, Dental Assistant
- Rachel, Dental Assistant
- Julie, Dental Assistant
- Joyce, Expanded Functions Dental Assistant
- Kattie, Dental Assistant (Not Pictured)
Front Office Staff
From left to right
- Jill, Patient Coordinator
- Linda, Receptionist and New Client Coordinator
- Amber, Office Manager
- Ginger, Hygiene Coordinator
- Lesley, Financial Coordinator
Contact Us
- Stradley Hagerty, LLC
101 East Tenth Street
Greensburg, IN 47240
- Phone: 812-663-2503
Fax: 812-663-6665


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Do you know how hard it is to put yourself out there
just to say that simple phrase?
perhaps you are
moving to a new neighborhood
showing up for the first time at a gathering full of strangers
greeting someone you have seen a million times but never talked to before
or maybe
you needed to remove yourself for a time
in order to find out what you had to offer
to heal from a great loss
to remove the judgement of others
to discover who you are or what you believe in
and now you feel it is time
to open up again
you see
you are not alone
I'm right there with you
because today
"what if?"
scares me a little less
and "imagine."
is my daily guide
Imagine that your next "hello"
opens the door to
authentically belonging
right where you are
"It's time ~ you know it's true- to see and to be seen.
Shed your mask and glory in the light you bring.
Know in the core of yourself the masterpiece you are
and thank the Universe by showing up.
It's time ~ you know it's true."


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Student activism was arguably the biggest political event in 2015 stemming largely from the decolonisation project at UCT by the Rhodes Must Fall Movement. By now, we should all be familiar with the activities of the wider Fees Must Fall Movement responsible for holding the country at randsom, and rightly so, at the governing offices of The Union Buildings.
In 2016, students of the Wits Fees Must Fall Movement are delving into different protest and awareness-building methods. In disruption of university registration, Wits FMF held a powerful #ASINAMALI campaign to protest the exorbitant upfront fee that is needed in order to qualify as a student of the university. Last week saw the movement engaging in a #FUCK campaign in support of a fellow student taken to the Human Rights Commission for wearing a T-Shirt with the slogan, "Fuck White People."
Last weekend, Wits FMF moved into another phase of their conscientising efforts by holding a free discussion and live concert featuring The Muffinz, Zuko Collective, The Bother Moves On, Zethina Moses, Symatics, Nongoma, Just Themba, Children of the Wind, Genius and Analyser and Romz Deluxe. Read below the movement's aims for the concert.
The concert will kick off with a discussion on the #ASINAMALI campaign in order to highlight the myriad of issues facing students as a result of the exclusions and students whom, after their parents have been able to scrape the bare minimum needed to gain access into the system through the R9,634 needed as an upfront payment, have been rendered homeless, reduced to sleep in libraries or squatting as a result of not being able to access accommodation or support themselves while in these institutions.
As a movement, we recognise the fact that education is a public good, the right to which has been enshrined into our constitution, and therefore will continue to act against any exclusionary measures that have been adopted by university administrators, in alliance with the state, including to act against the criminalisation of students, the outsourcing and intimidation of workers on campuses and the increasing militarising of campuses that are meant to be spaces to engage public discontent and discourse.
Our mission is to always demonstrate how the university, through its insistence on betraying the hopes and dreams of many Black South Africans, continues to adopt anti-black ideologies and practises that further plunge young Black South Africans into hopeless futures where even the possibility to patronise the higher education space as a means to achieving mobility towards economic freedom, has been rendered an impossibility. We maintain that it is only through the provision of free decolonised quality education by our institutions of higher learning that these futures can be realised.
View the gallery above for what went down at the concert.


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Publisher: NY, Simon & Schuster: 2001
Edition: First Edition
Seller Id: 41530
Condition: As New
Brilliant crisp first edition hardcover in illust dj. More than 80 recipes for irresistible old-fashioned treats. 125 pp without names, tears or soil. Gift quality book by the coauthor of The Magnolia Bakery Cookbook. View more info


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In the run up to World Mental Health Day this Wednesday 10th October, The Every Mum Movement has teamed up with Funky Pigeon Cards to bring you an awesome little giveaway. With a focus on maternal mental health, we are giving away a bundle including a copy of my book Bonkers and one of Funky Pigeons #BelieveInHappy Bags (30% of sales from #BelieveInHappy go to @Mind) To win simply give The Every Mum Movement and The Funky Pigeon a follow over on Facebook, and enter the competition here on The Every Mum Movement Facebook page by commenting below the competition post and telling us who you would give this thoughtful gift to! P.s, for a second chance to win you can hop over to Funky Pigeons page and enter there too! You can shop the #BelieveInHappy range here
T's & C's apply. Competition closes 12pm 10th October 2018. Applicants but be 18+ and a resident of the UK. Good luck everyone!!
Love Liv and the gang at Funky Pigeon!


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What keeps you from making an effective decision? An emotional barrier? Something environmental? Cultural? Your barrier could be any one of a number of things – and sometimes more than one. Your barrier could be very different from mine – or your co-worker's. Once we know the barriers, we're better equipped to handle them ~ and as we set ourselves free from those barriers, we naturally become better decision makers.
Instructor: Linda Bruno
Biography: Linda has been developing and conducting training seminars for more than ten years. Certified with Development Dimensions International and Achieve Global, she also offers her own workshops on Customer Service, Supervisory Skills, Personalities, Organizational Skills, Effective Communication, Returning Balance to Your Life, and many other topics.


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Haiti Women's Initiative | #givingtuesday
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Haiti had my heart the moment I landed in Port de Prince. It was 2011, just a short year after the earthquake and much of the country was still in shambles. I was on my first Mission Trip, traveling with a medical team and delivering clothes and supplies to orphanages. This was where I met Pastor Bruno. Pastor…
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Gotu Kola (aka. Pennywort)
GOTU KOLA (or PENNYWORT)…is a wild groundcover found almost ubiquitously the world over. Abundant after rain or in permanently wet locales, it's health benefits are profound. Boiling 12 fresh leaves in a cup of tea each day ensures it's protective benefits. It's ability to strengthen both vein & nerve sheaths as well as brain synapses gives it a reputation as a cure-all. Pharmaceuticals made out of it are widely distributed and too many to name. Next time you see it growing after rain, or in a wet ditch – give it a little thumbs up – or better yet, remember where it grows and harvest it's leaves daily for your morning cup or tea!


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Has 15 years of professional and academic experience. Completed M.M.S. from NMIMS in the area of Finance. Having hands-on experience in the management of small businesses, her academic experience includes three years at S.P.Jain Institute for Management & Research in the area of Economics . Teaches Economics, Financial Management and Accounting. Has taught Economics at IBS Adelaide. Recipient of 'Best Faculty' in 2011-2012.


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Both Louisa and Josh (and others) made points I would like to support: Boston is becoming extraordinarily diverse. But our overly extended students have little time to step out of activities that in fact insulate them from the "global village" at our doorstep. Many of our students come to school, then to sports or music lessons or afternoon activities or leagues, then back home (many of them) to communities with little diversity. (Community Service projects have done a great job extending these normal routines for some of our kids.) When I have asked students to take on a documentary project, exploring the theme "A Different Life", many strain to think of anyone whose life is much different from their own or their family's. Inspired by these articles, I would like to try again to link my students with agencies or immigrant organizations or cultural centers that might welcome young photographers who would like to both interview and to photograph individuals or families who are new to the USA and living here in Boston. (Colleagues: please send me ideas for this, if you have any.) The crunch as always will be time: how can I get students to meet these folks, with time for respectful interviewing and photographing? Sending them on their own on weekends is hopeless for most of my students. So--finding another way during the school week is the dream.
Another thought: I appreciated the links Reimers made between global, ethical, and environmental awareness. When we discussed the Mission Statement from the committee thinking about sustainability last year at the Upper School, it struck many of us that Sustainability should be fully woven together with our academic mission in a global age.
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Parrish Dobson
Art Department--Photography
Buckingham Browne and Nichols School
80 Gerry's Landing Road
Cambridge, MA 02478


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Host University: Eastern Illinois University
About Eastern Illinois University
Eastern Illinois University, TLC – Charleston's host campus offers a small, safe in a tight-night and friendly community. Established in 1895, Eastern offers students over 50 undergraduate degree programs and 36 graduate degree programs.
Host Institution Admission and English Requirements for undergraduate application
Test of English Language:
EIU offers scholarships based on a grade point average of 2.75 or higher. Scholarships range from $1,700-$4,700 annually. Please contact email@example.com for more information.
Students admitted to TLC-Charleston may be offered a conditional letter of acceptance to Eastern Illinois University upon completing the TLC English program. Please visit http://www.eiu.edu/interntl/ugrequirements.php for a list of undergraduate requirements and http://www.eiu.edu/interntl/grequirements.php for the list of graduate requirements.


text: Robbie is saving a piece of railroad rail because "you can chunk it up into pieces about this long [2 ft] and it's useful for banging other pieces of metal on"--an improvised anvil. To cut up something like a rail, you would use an acetylene torch. (I had to ask, so I figured I'd write it down).


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After his brother's death (December 2000) Riem wanted to stop performing.
During the following period Riem he realised what 40
years of Blue Diamonds ment for many people.
A good reason, not only to look back but also to look foreward and start a new carreer as a solo artist.
Since 2001 Riem 's performing solo (with tape) or live
with a band (a.o. Windfall).
On stage he brings a various show with many of his 'golden' hits.
At the end of 2005, 45 years after Ramona, a new album will be released.
The Blue Diamonds are two Dutch
brothers Ruud en Riem de Wolff.
The Blue Diamonds were exponents of the famous Indo-rock scene, the cradle for all Dutch rock music way back in the 50's.
Inhabitants of the former Dutch colony Indonesia mixed their rural musical influences with the new rock & roll from the US.
The Blue Diamonds covered many Everly Brothers songs, but became really famous with an up tempo version of a musical song, 'Ramona'.
After his brother died Riem didn't want to perform
Under pressure from his fans, in 2001 Riemed changed his mind.
Together with his son Steffen he founded The New Diamonds.
In 2001, he recorded the album 'Out of the Blue' with his
son Steffen as The New Diamonds.
A 'tribute' album to his brother with duets, together with Steffen and many other successful colleagues he met during his career.
This 18 track album contains three emotional songs,
written by Riem and Steffen;
"Blauw genoeg geweest / Out of the Blue" (a farewell song to his beloved brother), "Sixty-4" (the house they grew up in) and the significant song "Back on Track" (after a remark from his wife: so, you're back on track).
The typical, special New Diamond Sound is also surprising in five re-arranged aold hits as; "Little Ship", "Sukiyakí", "Breaking up is hard to do" Bob Dylans "I shall be released" and a complete different version from "Ramona".
9 surprising duets
Other songs of this album are nine
re-arranged duets with Riem's friends (and colleagues) like
Willeke Alberti (Let it be me), Lee
Towers (All of me), George Baker (Skinny Ginny), Rob de Nijs (Oh Carol), Johnny
Lion (Your mama don't dance), Anneke Grönloh (Love me with all of your heart),
Mariska Veres (Close to you), Oscar Harris (Sunny) en George McCrae (Quantanamara)
All the songs belonged to the Blue Diamonds repertoire.
During this project Riem made a tour with his son Steffen as the New Diamonds.
The album was released in many countries
(in Belgium a.o. with Rocco
Many demands for shows followed (also from other European counties).


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Jul 14, 2013
Berries and Gingham
To get full ink coverage on such a large stamp, it is best to use a pigment or chalk ink, rather than dye ink. However, if you prefer dye ink , stamping on a piece of foam or even a few paper towels under your cardstock will provide even coverage.
Love how this one came out. The square checks work well with the round polka dots.
Hard to see but this is a two layer card. I adhered the ribbon with my new favorite tool -- one of those little staplers. Staple, tie, trim.
MOOD WHEN DONE = Happy
Stamps: Waltzingmouse Big Berries: Strawberry
Ink: Brilliance Red Rocket, VersaMagic Key Lime and Ranger Archival Ink, Jet Black
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Yay!! You're back! You're back! You're back!ReplyDelete
Just stumbled on a thread at Splitcoast where you responded. Read your comment, admired your new profile picture and thought to myself, "she has a new picture...so CUTE! Maybe I'll send her a PM and tell her I like it". Then thought, "nah, she'll think I'm a weird stalker"! Started to scroll down the page when I caught the "new blog" link out of the corner of my eye!
WAIT JUST A MINUTE! New blog? For real??? AWE-SOME!! :-)
Love the strawberry card too! :-)
*smacking my head* I have one of those cool little stapler's and it has NEVER crossed my pea brain to use it to fasten ribbon (okay, confession, I need to move it to a place where I can actually see the thing. I forget that I have it and never use it!!)ReplyDelete
Very cute with the dots and gingham
so glad you got the tiny attacher. mine sits on the roly poly cart right next to my chair, top shelf. that is how much I love and use it. :) it looks great on the card above this one, too!ReplyDelete
this is a really cute card! might have to check into that stamp set.... looks good enough to eat! grins!
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It is hard to think of another profession that so willingly gives away their professional services for free. Doctors are not paid on the basis of providing a correct diagnosis or prescribing an effective treatment. Accountants are not paid on the condition that they reduce your tax liability. Whilst it is true that some lawyers do have a "no win no fee" clause, this is only when their client is bringing a case, not for any other service. For architects, free work can take many forms, but the architectural competition is certainly the most visible.
For a small practice the architectural competition can be an opportunity to turbocharge their practice. If successful it can launch a practice into new building types and a new stream of opportunities. However as a method of winning architectural work, the public architecture competition for the vast majority is a lousy return on investment. Consider an average architecture practice who were particularly enthusiastic about open architecture competitions. Recent examples of such competitions have attracted between 100 and 300 entrants. The 2013 competition for the hypothetical redesign of the Prime Minister's Residence attracted 242 entries, whilst the 2015 public toilet competition on the Sunshine Coast attracted 185 submissions. If our enthusiastic, yet statistically average practice enters 5 open competitions a year, optimistically they would on average win one competition every 20 years. If one were to suggest that each competition entry took 100 hours of free work, it would take an average of 10,000 hours of work across 100 schemes to be successful just once.
Despite these rather ordinary odds enthusiasm for competitions is still strong. Perhaps we think that these figures don't apply to us, as we are better than average. Perhaps we think we can improve our chances if we put in a few more extra hours and a few more late nights. In a profession that continues to struggle with a variety of issues such as low fees and a culture of long hours, it must surely be strange to the outside observer that we continue to invest so much in public competitions, or that they even occur at all.
The public largely don't see the profession engaging in an architectural competition as in any way being an altruistic endeavour. At the completion of the competition all they see are some 'artist impressions' and a winner, likely to be given a government contract. What they don't see are the hundreds of hours of professional services given away for free in the pursuit of broadening a conversation and finding the very best solution for a complex problem.
The 2012 Flinders Street Station Design Ideas Competition highlighted this point exactly. Despite the process delivering excellent value for money for the State, it was still attacked by some as a waste of taxpayer money. For the $1.6 million in government funds it cost to run, it quite likely produced over $10 million in architectural services.
Another way to look at the benefit was in the production of cultural output. A collection of the world's very best architects each produced a design scheme. As a piece of artwork in itself, what price would the original hard copies of Zaha Hadid's Flinders Street Station design now attract at open auction?
The evaluation of the competition benefit to the State must also include the value of conducting a community consultation process of over 19,000 Victorians and perhaps most importantly the winning scheme. The State in now in possession of a long term plan that would unlock the potential of this most critical site, should they wish to proceed with it.
It is clear from a profession services perspective, cultural output perspective and a community consultation and planning perspective that $1.6 million was an absolute bargain for the taxpayer.
This value proposition is why so many architects believe in the future of the public competition. Despite the downfalls to the profession, the free work and the slim chances of personal success, open competitions produce excellent results for the public and for our cities. The richness in design of many of Victoria's most loved icons and landmarks are the direct result of architectural competitions.
If the open competition is good for the city, yet bad for profession, it is dilemma we must evaluate. Perhaps in the ideal world we would have far more competitions but with a limit on the number of entries per competition. After the first 100 entries, is there as much benefit in evaluating another 100, or would it be better to have this second group designing and considering a second site or problem.
As a profession that prides itself on thinking outside the box and solving complex problems, there is no reason why we couldn't redesign the competition system to work for both the public and our profession.


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The Weener Empire Plastics Stall at Plastindia was the cynosure of all eyes at the massive Plastindia 2012 because of its uniquely designed facade.
Plastindia is the worlds 3rd largest industry oriented fair attracting lakhs of visitors from around the world.
The response was phenomenal to say the least. A number of new products were also launched at the event.


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Shawn Frady
I love the idea of letting the music/vibe speak for itself. As a DJ, I'm allowing the party to flow and build without the need for much direction. Some parties are tailored for this. However, it's my belief that the perfect DJ/MC for a reception will toe the line between structure and openness. Too much structure can lean towards cheesy or forced. Too much openness and it becomes a recipe for chaos and feels draining. A great MC has some of the same qualities as a great pilot. If I'm talking too much or not at all, it is cause for concern. Those things may seem minor when you first think of a DJ/MC, but they make all the difference. Being one of the two nationally traveling DJs on the B-Boy staff, my awareness of this is even more acute in those environments.
Morning person or night owl? I'm a reformed night owl. Cause of reformation? My children.
Social Media Platform of Choice: Facebook.
Shawn's Go-To Party Tracks: I love throwing some fresh looks at classics hits from the 80s through the 2000s during cocktail hour/dinner to ramp up an event. You're also likely to hear some classics gems from the likes of the Staple Singers, the Emotions, the J.B's, etc. Once we enter party altitude, it's fairly certain I'll mix some hip hop staples (i.e. Juvenile, T.I., Notorious B.I.G., Mase, etc.) along with throwing in some female firepower like Whitney Houston or some throwback Mariah Carey. Having said that, the short answer is it depends! From party to party, I cater my music selection to what the party calls for.
"On my initial contact with Brian, I was impressed with his professionalism and response time to any questions that we had. Upon his recommendation, we had Shawn Frady as our DJ for our Double Wedding. I know it was a bit of a challenge as we had a very wide cross section of ages and backgrounds, and Shawn and his assistant did a great job of reading the crowd and kept the energy up and the guests happy. Shawn knew the right things to say at the right time, when to push it, and when to pull back. I know our guests really enjoyed themselves, as many of them commented to me on what a great job the DJ did. I have been a professional entertainer myself for over 30 years, have performed at hundreds of weddings and private events, and would have no hesitation referring friends and family to B-Boy Productions."
— Don Jackowski, WaterColor, FL (event date: 11/10/18)
"Hands down the best part of our wedding! We used Shawn for our wedding, and he was so incredible to work with. He set the tone for the whole evening, and he kept our guests on their feet all night. Working with Shawn/the B-Boy team was great leading up to our wedding, as he was very responsive to every email/request we had. He also was able to take last minute requests from me (literally the night before) and make them happen. He stuck to our requests, but read the crowd to ensure everyone was having a blast. The evening went so smoothly thanks to Shawn's hard work. Our guests (6 weeks later now) are still talking about how great the music at our wedding was. 100% recommend these guys- they're incredible."
— Allison Lopes, Panama City Beach, FL (event date: 4/7/18)
"We used B-boy for our ceremony music, guitarist at cocktail hour (Aaron Paul Bostic) and DJ during reception (Shawn & Charles). My fiance and I watched the bio videos of each DJ separately and both picked Shawn as our first choice. We had our initial planning call about 5 weeks out from the wedding and he had great questions for us to think about and great suggestions for us. We didn't want someone to be in our guests faces and doing line dances, we just wanted GREAT music, he got it. Then about 2 weeks before the wedding Shawn called to tell us he broke his right hand. I was about to panic but then he told me he would still be at our wedding to be the MC and be in charge but would bring Charles along to actually play the music. Crisis averted. The day of the wedding was a blur as it is for any bride (anyone saying something different is lying)…but I heard from so many friends that our wedding will be hard to top. Everyone had so much fun dancing one of my bridesmaid's husbands even ripped his pants while dancing. Bottom line, B-Boy did an excellent job, and didn't let me down even during an injury and I so appreciate that!"
— Jocelyn Congdon, Rosemary Beach, FL (event date: 3/3/18)
"Originally wanting to book Brian, Shawn stepped in as Brian was booked elsewhere. Some obvious apprehension at first, but Shawn came through. He was responsive and made us feel completely confident that he would deliver. Their back-end planning platform streamlined the music selection process, but we mostly let Shawn do his thing. He was prepped and ready at the venue with next to no guidance and adapted to changes throughout the event."
— Jacqueline Keo, Alpine, NJ (event date: 9/9/17)
"B-Boy Productions was amazing to work with during the wedding planning process. Owner Brian B. was involved in email & FaceTime meetings to help plan the DJ timeline. Initially I had only hired them for DJ and Guitarist services but kept adding services on and hired the following: Officiant Eric Partin gave us sample scripts to adapt for the ceremony & fit right in with our wedding party when we met him at the rehearsal. His witty demeanor helped calm our nerves during the rehearsal & wedding ceremony. Guitarist Dan Austin played during our ceremony & cocktail hour and our guests loved him! DJ Shawn Frady ensured our reception music was flawless! Shawn & Brian met with me via FaceTime a few weeks before the wedding & planned the timeline to perfection. They asked questions about things I had never considered to make sure things flowed smoothly. We gave Shawn a few ideas of music we liked on the company's online portal & he picked the rest. If people didn't seem into a song he effortlessly transitioned into a new song to keep the party going. We are truly happy with our choice for Shawn Frady as our wedding DJ! Photo Booth: Initially I was against having a photo booth at our wedding because I considered it overdone, but I am SO glad we added this feature on because it was a big hit! Brian created a unique design for our print-outs ahead of time & the attendant efficiently kept guests moving so everyone had turns. If I ever have to plan another event in this area, B-Boy Productions is the first company I will contact. Everyone we worked with is professional & fully prepares to ensure high quality services! Brian & his company's organization & attention to detail helped alleviate much of my stress of planning a wedding from abroad. Thank you Brian, Eric, Dan, & especially Shawn for providing spectacular services at our wedding! Y'all will forever be in the memories of our wedding day <3"
— Marie Samere, Miramar Beach, FL (event date: 12/31/16)
"My wife and I hired our wedding planner Christen Cowgill and our DJ Shawn Frady. Christen made the wedding planning easy. She was easy to contact and was always willing to work with what we wanted. Christen truly caters to her clients. She made our wedding beautiful as she promised. Our DJ Shawn was extremely helpful, Shawn made sure the music and the wedding go as planned. Shawn was willing to work with us and made sure the music was perfect and atmosphere was amazing. Our wedding was in Destin, FL which is a great area, but Shawn and Christen made our wedding truly one of a kind. I would highly recommed choosing B-Boy productions with sincere thanks to Shawn and Christen for events and weddings! I would definitely hire Shawn for any big events in the future. Christen will be the only person I recommend for wedding planning for friends and family who want to have a wedding. Thank you so much for your hard work in making our special day beyond perfect!"
— John Nguyen, Destin, FL (event date: 12/10/16)
"I loved working with B-Boy Productions for my wedding and could not have asked for a better group of people to take care of all the details on our big day! Shawn did an awesome job as the dj/mc. He played a variety of genres that fit with the mood of our guests perfectly. Anything from slow songs, hip hop, even Salsa music for some of our family that is from Venezuela, Shawn covered it all! He announced dinner, cake cutting, etc. and kept everyone's attention on the events happening during the reception. I am from out of town and visited once before the wedding where they welcomed me to go over details. If you can't meet them beforehand they are even willing to Skype. I would highly recommend using them for a destination wedding!
— Rebecca Farmer, Sandestin, FL (event date: 11/19/16)
"Shawn did such a great job at our destination wedding at the Emerald Grande. I was worried at first using someone that I did not know. I picked B-Boy productions from recommendations that I read from the internet and the Emerald Grande. They contacted us ahead of time and we chose the music that we wanted and did not want. Shawn did a great job playing the music we wanted and also took requests from our wedding guests. We truly had a phenomenal night. Thank you again Shawn!"
— Marcie Childs (mother of the bride), Destin, FL (event date: 8/4/16)
"B-Boy Productions was one of the BEST decisions we've ever made! Brian and Shawn took the time to get to know us and our style before our big day and set everything up to make sure our day was flawless. DJ Shawn Frady was phenomenal and kept the party going. He did an awesome job reading the crowd and playing songs that would keep the dance floor full. Everyone keeps talking about how wonderful our DJs were! Irving Gil also did a fantastic job as our officiant. We also rented a photo booth from them which was a huge hit. All in all, our wedding was a HUGE success and I know we owe a lot of that to B-Boy Productions. We definitely recommend them to anyone! :))"
— Kristan Gamel, Mexico Beach, FL (event date: 6/30/16)
"Brian and Shawn were great. During the planning stage, Brian was awesome. He walked me through all the steps and answered my questions completely and promptly. Shawn was also super for the reception. He kept things going and was great at reading the crowd so things did not get stale or boring. B-boy is a very competent and respectful organization and attentive to their clients. Can't imagine a better DJ and organization."
— Katherine Hall (Mother of the Bride), Destin, FL (event date: 5/21/16)
"B-Boy Productions was great! The DJ (Shawn) was fun and had a fabulous attitude. He was also very flexible and worked with us to get everything just right for our wedding."
— Lauren Hardy, Seaside, FL (event date: 5/7/16)
"Shawn was the DJ at our wedding in Rosemary Beach and it turned out amazing! My wife planned pretty much all the wedding but I told her the only thing I wanted to be in charge of was music. Shawn called me several weeks prior to the wedding to go over my expectations. The music was amazing and he made sure everyone had a great time! Several people came up to me during the event and mentioned how good he was. He MC'd when necessary to keep all the events flowing and got everyone dancing. I want to thank Shawn and B-Boy Productions for everything!"
— Evan Blackwell, Rosemary Beach, FL (event date: 5/6/16)
"We absolutely loved working with B-Boy Productions for our wedding. Shawn Frady was our DJ/MC. He did a wonderful job entertaining us and all of our guests. The music selection was perfect for every part of our reception. All of our guests danced and enjoyed the evening. Shawn was also very professional and accommodating for all of our special requests. We had a perfect wedding, and we are so happy that we chose this company for our big day. I highly recommend using B-Boy Productions and requesting Shawn for any event!"
— Ellery Stricklin, Panama City Beach, FL (event date: 4/30/16)
"My husband and I planned a destination wedding in Destin, FL from Dallas, TX. We chose B-Boy Productions because of their professionalism, and we could also get rentals from them. Everything was amazing. We also used them for our uplighting, tables, and chairs. There was a mix-up in communication about the table and chair setup but the problem was resolved immediately and the team went above the call of duty to help us set up. Shawn was our DJ and he was awesome! We had a consultation with him prior to our day and everything was great! We danced until the last song was done!"
— Ashley Taylor, Miramar Beach, FL (event date: 4/16/16)
"Shawn our DJ was AMAZING! He worked with us on everything we wanted to do and he even switched things up when we asked him to during our reception. We had a song on our do not play list that someone requested and he made sure to ask us first!"
— Shannon Wilson, Destin, FL (event date: 4/9/16)
"Shawn Frady was great! We ran into multiple weather issues at our outdoor venue, and Shawn was determined to make our wedding as much fun as possible. He continued to make our event the most it could be. And, he played awesome music!!"
— Nick Jones, Seagrove Beach, FL (event date: 4/1/16)
"Shawn was absolutely amazing! Prior to our event he was in constant contact with us to make sure all of our needs and requests were met. Shawn kept our reception rocking and kept our guests on the dance floor!"
— Katlyn Putz, Fort Walton Beach, FL (event date: 3/19/16)
"Our company used B-Boy for our company Christmas party and could not have been more pleased. It was such an improvement from last year and we owe it to B-Boy. Dan and Shawn kept things going and did a great job. We will definitely be calling them for our next event."
— Corvias Military Living, Eglin AFB, FL (event date: 12/5/15)
"B-Boy was wonderful to work with, always communicated promptly and followed up. Shawn was a fantastic, he totally "got" what we wanted and amazingly got just about everyone on the dance floor. Our musical taste covers a lot of ground and we got a little of everything and he was totally flexible with our requests. He also helped coordinate the most spectacular last song sequence any of us have ever seen."
— Catherine Fain, Alys Beach, FL (event date: 11/20/15)
"Shawn Frady did a fantastic job. He catered to our group and selected music that fit us and kept the wedding ceremony alive and fun throughout the evening. We would highly recommend Shawn!"
— Anonymous (review date: 11/10/15)
"Very nice! Simply put, everything was on point. We dance the night away thanks to them!"
— Thornley Forrest, Destin, FL (event date: 10/11/15)
"Everybody at B-Boy Productions was so helpful throughout the entire planning process! They were very easy to work with and quick to respond to emails. Shawn was our DJ and MC for the evening and he did a wonderful job! I had several guests tell me that it was one of the best weddings they have ever been to and I wholeheartedly believe that was due to the fun and entertaining atmosphere that Shawn helped provide at the reception. I would highly recommend B-Boy Productions and Shawn to anyone who needs a DJ for their event!"
— Taylor Neal, Miramar Beach, FL (event date: 10/10/15)
"My guests did not sit down the entire time, seriously, danced up a storm… Shawn and his assistant were great! Awesome, go-with-the-flow attitude, incredibility flexible in song selection and kept us involved throughout the wedding. I would highly recommend Shawn and B-Boy for your wedding/event."
— Brandi Haughton, Destin, FL (event date: 9/26/15)
"We are so happy that we hired B-Boy Productions for our DJ for our wedding! Shawn was wonderful to work with. He helped us throw an amazing and fun party!"
— Morgan Osbourne, Rosemary Beach, FL (event date: 8/29/15)
"Shawn did a fantastic job at Brian and I's wedding reception. He kept the music and flow of the event going. I maybe didn't dance to four songs and that's because of drink refill and potty breaks; it was so much fun, I didn't want to sit down. The songs kept coming! Shawn did a great job of keeping the dance floor full. Wedding guests went on and on about what a outstanding job Shawn did. My only disappointment is the 10 PM noise ordinance in the area; we would still be partying and dancing if it wasn't for that! Highly recommend! Extremely pleased!"
— Jennifer Greeno, Destin, FL (event date: 8/15/15)
"Brian Buonassissi with B-Boy Productions was our DJ for my daughter, Hannah's wedding. We were so impressed with Brian. He kept in touch with us on a regular basis and he even made a father/daughter slide show for us. Everyone was crying! Brian had Shawn (MC) for the night and they worked well together. We would recommend B-Boy to anyone. They were so friendly and played all the music we loved. Everyone danced all night. The reception was supposed to end at 11:00 but we kept them until 12:00. Everyone had a blast! Thanks so much!"
— Karen Hickman (mother of the bride), Sandestin, FL (event date: 5/17/15)
"Amazing DJ!! Brian and Shawn did an awesome job at making our reception fun and entertaining! They also made sure the entire night ran smoothly. It was perfect! I highly recommend them!"
— Sarah Green, Destin, FL (event date: 5/9/15)
"We worked with Shawn and we LOVED HIM. Our dance floor was on fire all night!!!! All of our guests of all ages danced the night away, no one wanted it to end! B-Boy really listened to to our tastes and got to know us before our event and it DEFINITELY showed in the final product. Simply put: if you are planning a Florida wedding, CHOOSE B-BOY!:)"
— Caroline Freedlund, Watersound, FL (event date: 4/18/15)