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The bet365 sign up offer is one of the most lucrative out there for matched betting newbies. Simply sign up today and bet just £5.00 and bet365 will give us £20.00 in free bets. Translated into matched betting terms, this gives us a guaranteed profit of £78.00 and here's how…
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- Our bet credits will be available within one hour of our qualifying bets being settled.
The Strategy
This is a straightforward 'Bet X, Get X' offer.
To claim the £100.00 in bet credits, we'll need to deposit and bet £100.00 at odds of 1.20 (1/5) or greater.
We can then use straightforward matched betting to extract 80% cash from our £100.00 in bet credits.
Qualifying Bet
It's entirely up to you what you place your qualifying bet on, but we need to find something with close back and lay odds. I'll use odds for a fictional football match in the following example to demonstrate how this offer should be done.
We can lay our bets with Betfair or Smarkets. At the time of writing, Smarkets is likely to give us the smallest qualifying loss and greater overall profit.
We can calculate our lay stake using my matched betting calculator…
As you can see, the calculator tells us that our lay stake should be £100.00…
Place £100.00 on Team A @ 1.20 = Potential profit of £20.00
Lay £100.00 on Team A @ 1.22 = Potential liability of £22.00
Let's have a look at our potential profit/loss for the following outcomes…
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|Team A win
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|Team A don't win
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The bet credits stake is not included in any returns, so we can treat it exactly the same as a stake not returned free bet.
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It's one thing to think about your book, but quite another to actually write it.
I see so many authors who know they want to do it, who are genuinely, fiercely even, committed but who, for one reason or another, allow life to get in the way. Their dream remains just that — a dream.
I get it — we're all busy — especially those of us who have a high-powered job or are running a business. The book is something that we do intend to commit time and energy to, yet weeks, months, and sometimes years go by without writing a word.
Yet, if we simply start writing, without the expectation or pressure of 'the book', it can be so much easier than we think.
You've done the thinking, you've checked in with yourself and you know you want to write a book.
You've prepared. Your notebooks are ordered, and you've stocked the kitchen with your favourite tea.
You've perhaps even started to outline. Arranged and structured your ideas; doodled with them in one of your shiny new notebooks.
It's fun to do this, but there's remains an inexplicable block between playing with the ideas and the part of the process that involves the writing.
Maybe it feels like too large a commitment? Maybe it's a skill gal, or a confidence gap?
You don't quite understand it, but that's OK because we do. And we have solutions. Nine of them in fact.
Let's assume that you already have a good idea about your topic and you have some logical shape to those ideas. The next stage is to get started with the content. Which you do like this:
You might think there has to be a perfect workspace, but all you need is the 'right' workspace for you. Not every task is created equal, and you can choose different spaces for different stages.
Find the best space for starting to write. Perhaps somewhere quiet, a space away from everyone at home or at work. And make sure it's quiet enough for you to focus, or allows you to listen to some gentle background music if that is your preference.
It's OK to test out different spaces at work, home or in a public environment (like a library — one of my favourite spots).
If you can associate a certain space, that's different from your regular workspace, with your writing, then it can act as a trigger to get you into full concentration.
Don't worry if you don't feel inspired every day. Just stay in a routine and keep using that same space. It might take a little time but it will become somewhere you associate with working on your book. And working productively.
Find out how you best record your writing. Are you a 'talker'? A true 'writer'? Or maybe you're a 'team writer' and you like to collaborate?
There are no hard and fast rules and you can literally talk out your book today with all the technologies available. Test out whether voice recording, typing or writing by hand works best for you.
If you hate typing, consider paying someone to type out your voice recordings or handwritten scripts.
Find out what time of day you write best. Some people find they are most creative in the early morning, others in the late evening.
When you've figured out which it is for you, organise your other activities around that time, so that writing takes priority in your schedule.
If you think you're waiting for the ideal time, or that something in the future will change, then you're fooling yourself. Make a commitment now to finding the time in your schedule, because tomorrow is a day that never comes.
I like to do the writing first, and I ask my clients to make that same commitment. Ideally this will be first thing in the morning, or first thing when you get to your desk.
Or it could mean first thing when you get home from work, or first thing after dinner, or first thing on a Saturday morning.
Whichever you decide, commit to the philosophy of 'first' and don't allow yourself to be sidetracked by other activities or other people. It's easy to find something else to do each day but, a month down the line, with a few chapters under your belt, you'll be grateful you stuck with the writing.
Although you might have a regular (or preferred) time of day to work, do give yourself some flexibility to grab a few minutes when the inspiration strikes you.
Don't block your productivity or creativity because an idea has interrupted you when you are busy with something else.
The brain is an unpredictable machine and you can't control when your best ideas or clearest expression of your ideas will pop into your head. Just accept that it will happen, and record them as and when they do.
I have a client who likes to make notes on her phone when she's at work, and most of her first book was written this way — in the margins of her day.
It can help you use the writing time productively, because you're simply transcribing and expanding on ideas you've already noted down — no motivation required!
You have your writing space ready, the time scheduled, your writing process agreed, and you still can't get started…
At this point, the best solution is to limit yourself with a short burst of time.
There's sometimes about knowing time is limited that encourages us to go for it — whether that's in an exam, or that last dash around the supermarket just before closing. We're there, the timer is ticking, and we want to move as fast as we can!
I use a variation of the Pomodoro technique to re-create this sense of urgency in my day. And if it's a task I'm dreading, I make the time even shorter so the task is more manageable. Even ten minutes is a better start than nothing.
If this is a new system for you, then I recommend that you start with a 25-minute slot to work on your book.
Use a timer — there's one on every smartphone — or buy a simple kitchen timer if you need to. It's best not to stay connected to the internet while you write. And do, please, remember to stop when the timer dings!
After your 25 minutes, take a short break — grab a coffee, do some stretches, have a treat, or take a (short) walk.
Over time, the Pomodoro technique also has the advantage of showing you what you can achieve in these time slots, which is useful for time management and word count targets. You'll begin to see a pattern in how many words you can write in 25 minutes, or an hour, and you can accurately estimate how long it will take to get your first draft done.
You may even find yourself becoming so absorbed in the writing you want to miss the evening's TV and set the timer for another 25 minutes. That's fine, go for it, but it's the process of stopping that gives you the reward and the motivation to continue, so be moderate about managing your time — you're in this for the long haul.
You probably know the saying that the only way to eat an elephant is in small chunks… Hopefully writing your book is a more pleasant experience than eating an imaginary elephant but, even so, telling yourself you're going to write a 50,000-word book when you've only ever written a 500-word blog post or some corporate emails, can be a little daunting.
Even a 5,000-word chapter can be intimidating. If you've taken our advice and structured your book well, however, and this includes doing a detailed outline, then it's easy to write a section at a time. Crafting a 150-word section in half an hour is very do-able, even for the novice writer.
Set yourself small targets.
Achieving a goal is rewarding in itself and motivates you to achieve more. Soon those small sections become chapters, and the chapters build the book.
We've all experienced procrastination; that feeling of not doing things we want to do and finding ourselves wasting hours doing nothing important.
You have to let go of your expectations. What we're talking about here is getting started. It doesn't matter what you write, it's the process of starting that's important.
You can procrastinate all you like about the topics you least enjoy talking about — the order in which you decide to present the information in your book does not restrict the order in which you write the content.
There's plenty of time to come back to those topics when you have more of a flow, or you've done more research on them. Start now, with the topics you do enjoy talking about, those closest to your heart.
If you feel passionate about something, you don't need motivation. In fact, your friends, colleagues and family may find it hard to stop you talking about your favourite topic!
So although franchising your successful organisation may be the last chapter in your book for the most logical organisation you have chosen, if this is the most exciting topic for you, start talking or writing on that topic first. Completing that section will motivate you to tackle others.
Julia Cameron, author of The Artist's Way, suggests that procrastination is nothing to do with lack of time; it's just lack of courage.
And even when you have the courage you need to find some early momentum. I usually start writing a book in the middle. I do the outline, and then I pick something that I want to write about, or that is at the front of my mind.
Do the same. Stop procrastinating, open Scrivener, and use the strategies in this article to help you start writing your first (or next) book.
A little off topic, but, if you know anything about baking bread, you might know that you have to have a starter.
That can be an off-the-shelf yeast mixture, something you've created in your kitchen the same day. Or, as with a sourdough, it can be something you allow to ferment naturally, gathering yeasts from the air, and becoming more mature as time goes by.
Writing prompts and writing exercises act in much the same way. They give you a place to get started writing, a first sentence, or a 'warm-up' that you can use to find your flow.
For example, your 'getting started sentence' might be:
I'm going to tell you how I did it. First…
Use something like this, or add questions, to your draft in pencil or italics, or a different colour. They're simply there to help you start and you will remove them later.
Remember that you're only writing a draft. This first stage is very fluid and no-one (expect perhaps yourself!) expects you to get it down perfectly.
This is a mistake I see so many first-time or want-to-be authors make, and it can lead to a cycle of self-criticism, even despair, that has you thinking,
"My writing isn't any good! No-one will want to read this!"
Keep in mind, though, that even experienced, regularly published authors start with a first draft. Their work, just like yours, will go through a process of revision, copy-editing and proofreading.
What you are writing now is a 'first stab' at the task; don't be precious about perfection, your job is to get it done.
Polishing comes later.
Writing isn't a beauty contest.
Your process should be whatever helps you get it done. Your sole aim is to start writing; you can refine your process and your content as you become more experienced.
The 'getting it done' part doesn't means you should write it by hand, or even type every word yourself. Use whatever technology you like and take whatever shortcut works.
Choose a space and a time of day that suits you best, but remain open to ideas as they strike.
If you haven't worked with a timer, try the Pomodoro technique and write your book section by section in small chunks.
If you can sense that you're beginning to procrastinate, then write about your favourite topic first. Revel in the joy of writing about what inspires you rather than feeling guilty about what has yet to be done.
And remember — this is only a draft. No-one expects the first draft to be perfect.
In fact, striving for imperfection can be a game that not only gets you started, but gets you all the way to the finish line.
Now, you are becoming a writer!
Starting your book means making a commitment and then following through on that commitment. Are you ready? I do hope so! Let us know on social media and we will be there, cheering you on…
Cathy Presland
Best-selling author, mentor and highly-regarded trainer, Cathy is widely published, has over 15,000 students in her online training courses, teaches writing for The Guardian Masterclasses series, and is an engaging and popular speaker.
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Wood bunk bed – What you need to do is remove the bed away from the broken piece and then make a proper reproduction. With some basic joinery skills and a few simple hand tools this task can be easier than you can imagine. Read on to learn how to build wood bunk bed. Isolate the problem. Probably the problem is quite obvious regardless of whether it is a broken wooden slat, which supports the mattress, or a cracked bedside that is merely decorative. Once the problem is isolated, you can study the problem to see if there is a simple solution. It is always a good idea to turn to a repair problem with the attitude that the solution is simple and easy to find.
Ideas for build wood bunk bed parts remove the feathers and mattress and carefully examine the damaged piece to see if it can easily be removed from the bed. If the problem is in the mattress, consider changing, but if the wood construction in the spring box is damaged, then twist the box over the spring and pull apart the fabric cover on the bottom is a possible solution. You can find a piece of broken wood that can be replaced or repaired.
Examine the bed frame to see the bed together. Chances are that unless your bed is an antique, it will come apart from any kind of fashion. Often there are screws or bolts with all the heads that hold the bed together. Other beds only fit together with collaborative wood and metal parts. Pull the bed apart and put a broken piece on a pair of buckets. If the wood bunk bed, then look to see if the play can be fixed using the carpenter's glue and wood screw. If the play is structural, then this may not be a good option. However, there is a good chance that a vertical part of the bed frame can be successfully repaired.


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After Hayley Atwell's emotional scene as Peggy Carter in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, were you also left wondering how they made the young actress look so convincingly old?
Well, wonder no more, as FX Guide have discussed in more detail how the affects were achieved.
Apparently, Lola VFX initially planned to achieve "Old Peggy" by filming Atwell with no make-up, "do a further shoot with old age prosthetic make-up applied," and then "carry out a digital facial re-projection of the 'old age make-up Atwell' onto her original body."
An elderly actress was also brought in "with the intention of seeing what real skin looked like; translucency, how does the skin sag, how does it move as she talks?" The artists then:
Took a still frame of the skin and tracked it onto the original photography, and it looked so good. The way we did it – it was amazing – you could still see Hayley, her eyes, her mouth, her underlying structure, but we just lifted the creases and cracks and age from the elderly woman and transposed it onto Hayley's young face.
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Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach: Roach's writing is approachable and very tidy. While she takes a deep dive into human cadavers, she never loses their humanity and even manages to keep a light tone. While she doesn't explore the toll that burial takes on the environment, she does explore other more modern options and helps illustrate how much good a cadaver can do for science.
Second Person Singular by Sayed Kashua: Offda! This one took me a long time to get through, Kashua switches narratives and times with impunity. I found the main character to be an incredibly chauvinist, with the plot wholly revolving around a years old note and his instance desire to exact punishment on her for the perceived infidelity. I picked this up because I was missing Mahfouz's writing and wanted to check out other work from the Middle East in translation but I think I'll need to do a bit more hunting in the future.
The Secret of the Old Clock (Nancy Drew #1) by Carolyn Keene: I have this in the original 1930 version, which is what I read as a kid. As much as I love Nancy Drew, I couldn't help noticing the horrific slang that Keene foisted upon the only character of color while allowing Drew to commit crimes (trespassing) and be lauded as the hero of the story. I'm eager to re-read the rest of the original ones I do have, but with a more critical adult eye.
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IE9 is coming, and it looks like it'll get Microsoft back in the game. Full Developer Guide.
The Good: New standards supported, hardware-accelerated
The Bad: Not available on XP and no guarantee it will be. XP users will be stuck with, you know, all the other browsers that run their demos fine.


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Africa Cup of Nations – which will be held in Ghana in 2008 – will be employing 2,000 volunteers. A programme called "Volu 2008″, reflecting the tournament's festive spirit, will be appealing to everyone under the age of 18, inside and outside Ghana. The volunteers will be based in the four cities hosting the competition, namely Accra, Kumassi, Sekondi and Tamale.


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Full of memorable locations, Ni no Kuni serves up a wide world full of different landscapes for you to explore, from almost-blown volcanoes to the bathing suited-paradise Castaway Cove.
Although they follow the usual green woods/desert/fire/ice formula, each is rendered lovingly, with custom-made monsters and scenery.
There are always more items to be discovered, bounty hunts to be undertaken and experience points gained.
Scored with a wonderful, if perhaps overly-dramatic musical arrangement, Ni no Kuni lives up to the literal translation of its title – a second world – and one lovingly designed for you to spend hours exploring in all its beautifully rendered glory.
I am really enjoying this game, but after 15-20 hours it's still holding my hand a bit too much for my liking. It starting to become a tad annoying, needed to open up sooner and let you do things without being reminded so often.
I really wish more games would take the Demon's/Dark Souls approach and let you play freely almost from the start. Two different types of Rpg's I know, but more games could learn from those two.


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By Boma Benjy – Iwuoha
Norma Nashed is the founder and president of Restore A Child; a ministry for orphans, operating over 20 orphanages in across 15 countries. The ministry works with thousands of children living in poverty and empowering them through schools, agricultural development, orphanages and other venues to grow and become responsible and productive citizens who can make a change in their communities and promote peace and prosperity in the world. Norma has devoted her life and resources to caring for others and this is her story.
Norma was born in Ramallah a Palestinian city located 10 km north of Jerusalem. Her parents moved to Amman, Jordan when she was an infant and there she was raised alongside her six siblings in very modest circumstances. The family lived together in a single room house with no electricity and an outdoor makeshift kitchen and though her father made a living from his sewing machine, he did not help the family or her mum as he spent the little money he made on wine and other vices leaving his family hungry. Norma's mum was a Christian women who toiled long and hard to provide for her family, waking up at four o'clock in the morning prepare meals for the family sewing into the night to earn some extra money. Though the family had very little, were bought up in a happy Christian home.
At age 14, Norma lost her father to cancer. She was afterwards adopted by An American missionary family, late Dr. Robert Darnell and his wife who moved to Beirut, Lebanon and took her along. They loved and provided her with a good education. She became fluent in English, Arabic and French which landed her a job with the Royal Jordanian Airlines.
Norma's adoption set her life on a different direction; which she never would have thought possible counting her achievements so far. She was one of the first two Jordanian women to attend the first private pilot course in Jordan. She also became the only woman among 41 international airlines managers serving at Cairo International Airport. She migrated to America in 1985 where she co-authored "Speaking professionally," an intermediate-level course in ESL (English-as-a-second language) targeted to the Middle East.
In 1999, Norma faced three year battle with cancer. It was during this health crisis that she felt a leading to help orphans. She left her job and dedicated her life to helping children who have no parents or someone to help.
Norma recalls going back to Jordan, to visit her sisters after 12 years of absence, while there, she visited the school she once cleaned to help pay tuition and she was shocked to see two students who were sent home because their parents could not pay their fees. Seeing the children humiliated and crying, Norma approached the school head and asked; "How can you punish children for their poverty?" She inquired about the cost o the fees and was able to arrange for the payment. Leaving for her home, she thought to herself that if the children were being treated as such, there must be many more that are being treated in the same way. This fueled her resolve to ensure that kids get a good education. Recalling that education is the key to their future: to get good jobs, improve their lives, the lives of their families and the whole community.
Starting off with the informal educational support for the two Jordanian children, Norma later founded Restore A Child in 1999 a mission is based in the USA, the mission provides disadvantaged children with basic care such as: food, education, water, medical care and shelter. Over the years, her service has touched the lives of young people both within and outside the church. With special focus in developing nations, Restore a Child mission now serves children in 15 countries including Bolivia, Chad, Congo, Ethiopia, Haiti, Indonesia, Jordan, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, the United States, Zambia, and Zimbabwe etc.
Norma takes particular interest in Girls as she has discovered over time that they are not given many opportunities in developing countries. "They are going to be the mothers of the future; if we train and equip them with a good education, the impact will be seen in their children." She says. She is guided by the bible scripture that says 'Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.'
Citing that her adoptive parents investment in one little girl have made a difference in her family, community and now the world, through the ripple effects of her works. Norma works as a volunteer and does not earn a salary from the donations she receives for the orphans. A true missionary, she still works out of the den in her home. Some of her works through the mission include: Providing homes for orphaned children, Support during natural disasters, Medical Assistance, Feeding, Education, safe drinking water, assistance to orphanage homes etc.
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By Lisa Hudson
I was almost finished with my shopping, but I knew I couldn't go one step further unless I could sit down and just rest for a moment. My hands were cramping and purple indentations were embedded in them from the bag handles. It felt good to finally sit down and take a deep breath. A nice young man appeared like an angel and asked if I would like something to drink. I could have kissed him, but instead, I said, "Oh, thank you! Yes!" I felt very warm from all of the walking, but a mocha-coffee sounded like heaven to me, so I ordered one for myself. "Be right back!" he smiled and walked away.
One of my favorite things to do when I'm shopping is to sit and watch people, especially during the holidays! Every walk of life seems to come out of the woodwork, all for my personal entertainment. A young mother was trying to pick up her screaming toddler who was lying right in the middle of the floor, when the young man returned with my coffee. I paid him for my order, plus a little extra. After all, it is Christmas! I looked back to where the mother and child were, and she had the little tyke up in her arms, wiping tears from his chubby, little face. "I remember those days…" I smiled to myself.
At the table next to me were two girls, obviously sisters by their conversation. "Let's just get daddy a tie!" said the girl with a ponytail. "We can't!" said curly hair. "We got him a tie last year, and I bet the year before that! I don't know if I've ever seen him wear 'em anyway!" Ahh…The 'what do we get dad for Christmas?' dilemma! "Ties aren't so bad", I accidentally said out loud. As the two girls continued their debate, I smiled upon remembering 'Mr. Roy, and his ties; His silly, crazy, wonderful, ties.'
I remember when we first visited our church, and there he was. He was extremely tall and he had the most welcoming smile and laugh. His salt and pepper hair stood on end from where he had pushed his reading glasses up, resting on top of his head, and he was wearing a bright, blue tie with a picture of Scooby-Doo right in the middle of it. It was an adorable picture of the silly, cartoon dog, yet it matched his personality perfectly. It was obvious the children of the church loved this man who was really just one big kid himself!
Mr. Roy's ties were a natural part of his character. Christmastime was especially festive, because his ties might have a big and jolly Santa, or a Santa Mickey Mouse, or Yogi Bear and Boo-Boo in the snow. On more serious occasions like Easter, his ties would be toned down a little, and he would wear a more subtle colored tie with multiple crosses or one of my favorites, the lion and the lamb lying down together in a field. They say some of us wear our hearts on our sleeve. Mr. Roy wore his on his ties.
This giant of a man was at every church event if he was able. He was also the leader of a special summer camp for handicapped children, where he would take his home-made, automatic water-balloon-filler, and super-powered air gun that would shoot water balloons fifty feet into the air! No wonder the kids loved this crazy child-man. As he would share stories about camp, he would openly wipe away the tears that would well up in his eyes and roll down his cheek. His love for the Lord and for the children was something to behold. One of his favorite outreaches during the holidays was filling Christmas shoe-boxes through Samaritan's Purse. One desire he always had was to be able to personally hand out the filled boxes to the children who were going to receive them. Again, the tears flowed freely when he started talking about the possibility of seeing their little faces when they received their gift.
Mr. Roy was called home in September, so he didn't get to prepare the shoe boxes, or get to pass them out to the beautiful children so far away. The children of our church miss him terribly, as do we adults who probably took him for granted because he was so faithful. I bet he loved receiving ties on Christmas morning.
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Smash-and-grab raid on Tiffany jewellers in Knightsbridge
Smash-and-grab raiders drove a van into the front of top-end jewellers Tiffany & Co before stealing valuables from the shop window.
Police were called at 2.56am on Friday to reports of a break-in at a jewellers in Sloane Street, west London.
Scotland Yard said a van was reported to have been driven into the front of the store before a number of people on mopeds stole items from the shop window.
The raiders then fled, leaving the van behind at the scene, the force added.
Pictures from the scene show a smashed window hanging in its frame with uniformed officers outside near a white van.
A Met spokeswoman said: "Police were called at 2.56am on Friday, April 26, to Sloane Street following reports of a smash-and-grab at a jewellers.
"A Transit van is reported to have driven into the shop front before a number of accompanying mopeds stole a quantity of items from the shop window.
"All those involved then fled. The Transit van was left at the scene.
"No arrests have been made. Inquiries continue."
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I am a lucky manwho married an absolutetly beautiful woman. She is usually against pics during pregnancy but today she asked me to take a few for a Yahoo group she is on, so I did, and I decided to post them here as well.
Have yet to find a philosophical somewhere I am content to call home. Due to a lot of personal reason encountered along this journey, I have mostly stepped away from writing for now. Still, sometimes something stirs me and I need space to hash out my thoughts. So welcome to my little space along the journey.
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Every year, we all go nuts trying to figure out what to get our friends and loved ones for christmas. It's not always easy to come up with good Xmas present ideas when you have many people to shop for who all have different likes and dislikes, however, there are some categories of presents that can please a wide range of people.
Scented candles are a great gift that almost everyone enjoys receiving. There are tons of unique and beautiful smelling candles out there to choose from and the best part about it is that they dont cost very much. If you want something fancy, there are scented candle sets that come complete with candleholders and other related items. You can also just keep it simple with a single candle in pretty wrapping and you will still be giving a very nice gift. Scented Candles on Amazon
Potted plants are a good xmas present idea for people you know who already have a plant or two in their home. I say this because it's best to only give live plants to people you know like having plants in their home and dont mind caring for them.
MP3 players are always an appreciated gift because everyone likes music. There are lots of MP3 players that you can buy for around $20 or you can spend a little more and buy a fancier brand and model. A gift of an MP3 player works great for kids and teens and is a great xmas present idea for music lovers who do not already own one. MP3 Players on Amazon
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Handbags are a great gift idea for women. Ladies love having an array of different purses in their collection, so there's never such a thing as too many handbags for a woman. Teens and adults will appreciate receiving a stylish handbag.
Gift cards are a gift that can be given when you absolutely have no idea what a person would like. It gives them the option to pick out something for themselves, so you know they will be happy with it and appreciate you for giving them the money to buy it. You can never go wrong with giving someone money, but in some instances, it can seem a bit uninspired.
To sum it up, it's not very hard to come up with Xmas gift ideas that are general, yet thoughtful enough to please everyone. Simply try to think of things that everyone uses or appreciates and base your gift ideas around those concepts. No matter what gifts you decide to give, your friends and family will mostly appreciate the fact that you thought enough of them to buy a gift just for them. If worse comes to worse, you can always just buy everyone a gift card or better yet, give them cash in a pretty envelope with a sweet card. Either way, the holidays are a season best spent being around the people you care about and being thankful for all the things going well in your life.


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*One, but the lug nut really has to want to be exported.
Michèle Flournoy, a former undersecretary of defense, writes today in the Wall Street Journal in favor of export law reform in an op-ed piece (subscription required) titled "Want to Export an F-16 Fighter Jet?" Probably a better title would have been "Want to Export F-16 Fighter Jet Parts?" since that's what her whole piece is about.
In her op-ed, she says
Over the past six decades, Washington has developed a system that applies one-size-fits-all bureaucratic requirements to defense exports. The system is plagued by maddeningly lethargic timetables for approving technology transfers. It handles airplane windshield wipers essentially the same way it handles air-to-air missiles. It forces American companies and foreign partner militaries to await separate approvals for every latch, wire and lug nut on an F-16 fighter jet—even though the U.S. government has already approved the export of the whole aircraft.
Although I see what Ms. Flournoy is trying to get at, she hasn't said it very accurately at all. For starters, not every latch, wire and lug nut on an F-16 requires separate export approvals when shipped separately from an F-16. Parts that are not "specifically designed and modified" for military or civil aircraft don't require separate export approval. If an item is usable on both civil and military aircraft but is standard and integral equipment covered by a civilian aircraft type certificate it is controlled by Department of Commerce regulations, which means it will not require a license for exports to most destinations. And not to be too picky but Ms. Flournoy's point also ignores the exemption in section 123.16(b)(2) of the ITAR for exports of low value parts to a previously approved end user.
This is not to say that there is not room for reform in how the U.S. government handles exports of aircraft parts; it's only to say that not every latch, wire and lug nut requires a license right now.


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Arvin Harrell started his college education at Southwest Texas State University and took a job at Pennington Funeral Home helping out while he lived in an apartment over the garage. Not only did the job provide a place for him to live, but also it birthed in him a passion for serving in the funeral industry that has passed down to another generation. Arvin graduated from San Antonio College of Mortuary Science receiving his funeral director's license and began working for Jimmy Clay at Wilke Clay Funeral Home in 1961. It was there he met his wife Patsy Washburn Harrell. In 1963, Arvin joined Weed Corley Funeral Home progressing to Assistant Manager and then later moving to Wilke Clay Funeral Home and becoming part owner of the Funeral Home in 1976.
While working at Wilke Clay, Arvin decided he wanted to build his own funeral homes. In 1983, Harrell Funeral Home began with the construction of the Austin location. The funeral home officially opened its doors on February 4, 1984. Three years later, he noticed a need for an additional location in the Dripping Springs area and opened a funeral home there as well. Harrell Funeral Home in Dripping Springs remained on the corner of Hwy 290 and Ranch Road 12 for 22 years and then was relocated to Hwy 290 West and Heritage Drive in October 2008 to more fully serve the needs of the growing community West of Austin. The third location in Kyle was established in 2008 to meet the quickly expanding needs of families located south of Austin in the Buda and Kyle communities.
It was always Arvin's dream to help the people of his community get through some of the most difficult times. Today, Jason and Patsy Harrell are continuing the legacy at Harrell Funeral Home in honor of Arvin Harrell. The tradition established and dream once envisioned has now come to full fruition. Whether families see the service as the end of one chapter or the beginning of another, at Harrell they will find Where Love Lives On.
"After high school, when I started to think about my career path the funeral industry wasn't on my radar because I didn't really understand what my dad did as a funeral director. It wasn't until I was in college, when I began working alongside of him regularly that my eyes were truly opened to what the funeral industry entails and the impact my father had with families. My dad built his businesses reputation on how he treated others, honesty, and integrity. His philosophy was to stand beside a friend when they needed someone to call upon. I realized what he did was so much more than just a career," explains Jason Harrell, Co-Partner, Funeral Director, and Certified Crematory Operator of Harrell Funeral Homes.
When families come into any of the three Harrell locations they are welcomed with a modern, friendly atmosphere that is second to none. After some recent updates, the Austin location has left their original 80s furnishings behind to make way for fresh, new decor focused on bringing light and life into the atmosphere.
"We value our customers and we know they appreciate the updates to the decor. Updating the locations has made them more comfortable and that is something that this generation looks for when choosing a funeral home," Jason continues.
Harrell Funeral Home is one of the largest family owned funeral homes serving Austin and the surrounding areas and they would not be where they are today without Arvin's vision and the amazing staff that carries out that vision each day. The Harrell staff is dedicated to forming long-term relationships with those they serve and is focused on meeting the community's needs.
"Our staff is our greatest asset. The culture and overall feeling of our locations would not be what it is today without them. When we hire someone, we are looking for people with heart. We want our families to have a person dedicated to walk beside them each step of the process, personalizing the experience for them. We desire for our families to look back on their final time spent with their loved one and see the value in how they celebrated their life with no regrets. It takes the right kind of person to make all that happen. The way our staff is able to serve our families is what sets us apart from other funeral homes in the area. We have a beautiful culture here with the capacity to offer more meaning in our services because we give our funeral directors freedom to spend as much time as they need with each family. We encourage directors to connect with families at a deep level so they can comprehend their needs and personalize the service in a way that is unique to each family," explains Jason.
The Texas firm is committed to remaining family-owned because being family-owned gives them liberty to measure their success based on long-term relationships and the values of their customers, instead of seeking to please stockholders who may hold different values. They are also very dedicated to maintaining a modern, comfortable atmosphere. Jason took a few notes from Jeff Stewart and Kris Seale of Funeral Directors Life Insurance Company when he developed the overall atmosphere of his funeral homes.
"Jeff and Kris are great. The atmosphere of the company was something that really stood out to me when I visited and something that I took note of to pass on to my staff as well. Seeing the way their team operated was very instrumental to me when it came time to develop my own team," he explains.
The Harrell legacy has traditional roots, but they have adapted and changed with the times. In addition to updating the decor and overall design of each location, the firm also places a heavy importance on staying up to date with the latest technology as well.
"We feel that technology is a very, very important aspect of this industry. Mainly because the generation we are serving today has changed, it's not the generation that my father was serving. Families expect it at this point and they value being able to stay connected. Our goal is to use technology to make the planning process convenient and flexible. Our families have access to software that allows them to begin the arrangement process from the comforts of their home, and the platform is capable of capturing imaging, videos, and other personalization memorabilia necessary to customize a service. Onsite, our customers increasingly desire WiFi connectivity and the ability to share audio and visual data via high-definition systems. Due to the ease of mobility in this generation, we also find a desire among families to be able to record and share services via technology. As the desires of our clients change, we are strategically poised to be able to meet their needs in the future," says Jason.
Even after the funeral has ended, the Harrell team is still hard at work. They know that aftercare is a big part of the healing process for families. The Texas funeral home is committed to helping families complete the necessary tasks that are associated with the loss of life even after the service has ended.
"Our aftercare program really makes us unique. With a lot of funeral homes, when the service is over that is where the relationship ends. With us, we actually walk the family through a lot of the end stages and planning that takes place afterwards which can be confusing and overwhelming for families to go through alone. Things like canceling credit cards and bank accounts, transferring titles, understanding wills, etc. are a small sample of items our program includes to help families with. Our program can help guide a customer through twenty plus areas, including the items I just mentioned in a couple hours and alleviate the burden of trying to figure out who to contact and interacting with representatives alone. Our program isn't just a binder than we hand out, we have a person who is available to help them through the process. Our staff does all the talking so our customers don't have to state over and over the fact that their loved one is no longer with them," he explains.
The Austin based firm also knows the importance of being flexible and changing with the times – a trait they attribute much of their success to. In an industry that is seeing innovation at a faster rate than ever before, funeral homes that refuse to accept the change will soon be left behind.
"As a business you always have to be willing to adapt to change. As our clients change, we change right alongside of them. Austin is growing so fast and cremation is increasing just as quickly here as it is in the rest of the country. To accommodate, we have our own onsite crematory that has helped us address this change and meet the needs of our community," Jason emphasizes.
The Harrell Funeral Home tagline is Where Love Lives On which embodies the essence of who they are at the core and everything Arvin initially set out to achieve.
"Where Love Lives On – it's what we live by. It's who we are. It's what we do. As we celebrate the legacy that has been left by others, whether that be by my father or the loved one of somebody we are serving, Where Love Lives On is the mantra we live by. Love lives on as we carry a family through the service and it lives on after the service as we walk that family through the aftercare process. Love lives on through our staff and how they serve each family. Without them we couldn't do what we do today. We put genuine love into every step of the process, and we are here to ensure that love lives on – it's the only way we serve our families," expresses Jason.
Today Harrell Funeral Home continues to make Arvin Harrell proud as they serve their Austin community. Their modern facilities stay up to date with trends in the industry and technology all while offering personalized services and treating those they serve like family. At the end of the day, the Harrell team has one goal in mind when it comes to the families they serve – to be the place Where Love Lives On. Families come to the Austin funeral home in some of the most difficult times knowing they will be welcomed with open arms and fully taken care of in a way that will ensure the memory of their loved one lives on. FBA


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Tuesday, February 6, 2007
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It has been months since we've had to put the dog food up out of Zack's reach, but Sunday he decided to occupy his time here while I did the dishes. Of course, the dog won't eat the food that is outside the bowl.
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Bajaj Electricals stock nosedived 14.04 per cent to close the day at Rs 286.65 on the BSE. Intra-day, it tumbled 14.82 per cent to Rs 284.
At the NSE, it slumped 13.77 per cent to Rs 288.
Following the dip in the stock, the company's market value fell by Rs 468.67 crore to Rs 2,874.33 crore.
Bajaj Electricals today reported over 8-fold increase in net profit at Rs 5.63 crore for the quarter ended June 30 on good performance of engineering and projects division and higher sales, particularly in the consumer durables segment.
The company had posted a net profit of Rs 66 lakh in the same quarter of the previous fiscal, Bajaj Electricals said in a statement.
"Bajaj Electricals reported its Q1FY15 numbers that were in line with our estimates in terms of revenue but below our estimates in terms of EBITDA margin and PAT," said ICICIdirect.com Research.
Net sales during the period under review stood at Rs 885.96 crore as against Rs 787.19 crore in the same quarter last fiscal, it added.
Consumer durables segment had a revenue of Rs 504.60 crore as against Rs 432.08 crore, while profit has declined to Rs 34.63 crore as against Rs 40.34 crore earlier.


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XML content from other namespaces (except within an ED datatype) will be assumed to be informal extensions as described later in this document and be ignored by receiving systems that do not recognize them.
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Revision as of 12:13, 28 February 2007
- 1 Preface
- 2 Overview
- 3 Reference Package
- 4 Serialisation of HL7 Classes to XML
- 5 Reshaping of RIM based Models
- 6 Abstract Serialisation Model
- 7 Informal Extensions
- 8 Backwards and Forwards Compatability
- 9 The use of schema processors
- 10 Glossary entries
- 11 Questions for Publishing
Notes to Readers
This is a work in progress draft, and far from complete HL7 methodology pre-requisites for approving this ITS include:
- Establishing and normalizing V3 Serialization Models to set the wire format rules for all
HL7 message and document designs. (Note: This is likely an appropriate joint work item between INM and MnM.)
- Candidate Serialization Models include:
- One for all clinical domains (e.g. CDA, Patient Care, Lab)
- Medications
- One for Administration and Finance
- Shared Messages
- Limiting the number of Serialization Models should also increase the ease
of harmonizing [creating consistent serialization rules for] common concepts across them (e.g. the Clinical Statement Pattern, CMETs).
It is assumed that this ITS will be used alongside the proposed ISO datatypes, though this is not an absolute requirement.
This will carry forwards in part from the XML ITS R1
Changes from Previous Release
Prerequisites, Assumptions and Conventions
- Section Status - complete draft
It is a prerequisite that readers have a general knowledge of XML technology. Readers unfamiliar with XML may gain the requisite knowledge from the following W3C standards:
- [[ http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-xml11-20040204/ |XML 1.1]]
- [[ http://www.w3.org/XML/Schema | XML Schema]]
- [[ http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml-names/ | XML namespace]]
It is assumed that the reader is familiar with HL7 version 3 terminology - especially those related to message definition (HL7 information model terminology, Message Instances, Message Types, Interactions, CMETs, wrappers, etc.). For more information on these, refer to the V3 Guide.
It is also assumed that the reader has a working understanding of UML (Unified Modelling Language).
Known Issues and Planned Changes
- Model boundaries -- It is not clear how much information about the components should be included in the instance,
and how much should be held in the specification. In particular it is not clear whether there is a need to identify the serialisation model and/or the validation model that were used for each component.
- Is the name of the XML element representing a choice taken from the name of the choice, or from the association role name?
- Are names for entry points into CMETs generated from both the association and the root class name as is is the case in the current ITS?
- What mechanism for informal extensions is to be followed – that used by Gunther in SPL, that specifed in the XML IST R1, or both
- Are the identifiers for the Standard Validation Model conveyed in the templateId, or in a different attribute.
- Are Standard validation Models referenced everywhere in the instance, just at model entry points, or are they inferred from the interactionId?
- Which of the datatypes changes proposed on the HL7 Wiki have been implemented in the R2 datatypes proposal that is associated with this document?
Introduction and Scope
This document describes how HL7 V3 compliant messages can be expressed using XML. It describes how the definition of the set of valid XML instance documents is derived from a specific HL7 Message Type. It covers ISO levels 5 and 6. Those familiar with V2 might call these the "XML encoding rules" for HL7 Version 3 messages. It also defines a standard way to use W3C XML Schema and UML to describe these instances in a way that is human and machine readable.
Use of XML Namespaces
- section status incomplete.
All XML elements and attributes (except for informal extensions and the contents of ED datatypes) are to be represented in the namespace defined by "urn:hl7-org:v3".
Attributes "type" and "nil" from the xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" namespace may be used. The "type" attribute will be used to indicate the datatype of elements where this could be ambiguous.
In this document all examples will be written with the assumption that hl7 has been declared as a prefix for the hl7 namespace as follows: xmlns:hl7="urn:hl7-org:v3". Note that any valid namespace prefix (or none) may be used in practice.
The use of namespaces within the ED datatype are discussed in the XML ITS Data Types.
XML content from other namespaces (except within an ED datatype) will be assumed to be informal extensions as described later in this document and be ignored by receiving systems that do not recognize them.
Reference Package
- section status incomplete
This section will be completed by Grahame. It will describe where the datatyppes and structural vocabularies that are required for use of this specification can be found. This has been moved from the "Serialisation of HL7 Classes section because it warrents its own section.
Serialisation of HL7 Classes to XML
HL7 Class
HL7 Choice structures
- Choice structures are represented in the serialization model (and hence the instance)
as an XML element (naming convention to be confirmed)
HL7 attribute
HL7 model boundary
CMET and wrapper boundaries are represented using an XML element (naming convention to be confirmed)
There will also be additional attributes at the model entry point to identify the serialization model, and to provide version information for it.
Possibly the inclusion of additional attributes to identify the Standard Validation Model (alternatively these are treated in the same way as HL7 Templates, and referenced in the templateId attribute)
Reshaping of RIM based Models
The mechanics of serialization
This section describes the mechanics of V3 serialization within this ITS, including identifying the Serialization Model and creating Serialization Models.
Identifying the Serialization Model
Static Model reference to Serialization Model
Each static model will be associated with a single Serialization Model. This will either be done with an annotation in the model (details to be provided), or can be inferred from its parent static model.
Instance references to Serialization Model
In the instance, the Serialization Model and version will need to be declared using new attributes.
The instance may also include references to the Standard Validation Models to which the sender is asserting conformance, as well as any locally defined Templates. The rules for when and how such references are to be included will be clarified in the V3 Templates specification. It may be that the references are inferred from the implementation contract agreement and need not be made explicit in every message instance.
Creation of Serialization Models
The Serialization Model is created directly from an appropriate RIM based model. A set of annotations as described in Section 3.2.2 may be added to the model to indicate which classes and attributes are not to be directly included in serialization instances. These annotations are included in the "notes" field as structured text, and so are visible in the human readable specifications and in the machine-readable HL7 MIF (Model Interchange Format) documents.
When not modified by the annotations, the serialization of the structures follows the rules specified above.
For transport and control act wrapper content, the serialization may be defined by the transport protocol. While the ITS allows for this, it leaves defining such transport specific serializations to the HL7 V3 Transport Profile documentation.
Abstract Serialisation Model
Informal Extensions
Backwards and Forwards Compatability
The XML ITS R1 stated that "when there are different versions of either the abstract HL7 artifact definitions, or of the ITS, it is anticipated that these versions will be no more than a single XSLT transform apart." In this specification we hope to improve on that, maybe by using the mechamism described in the SPL (Structured Product Labling) specification.
The use of schema processors
Schema processing is not a conformance requirement although this specification has been designed to support schema processing. Where schemas are used receivers may use alternate schemas (including DTDs) than the ones provided by HL7.
Sending applications should not provide schema location hints for the HL7 namespace and receiving applications that perform schema processing should ignore such hints if provided and instead should use whatever other means they have at their disposal to locate the relevant official HL7 schemas or their own customizations thereof. It is in the interest of the receivers own security and safety not to use sender supplied schemaLocation hints.
Glossary entries
The entries here are words or phrases that are used inthis document and need to be defined in the Glossary.
- Serialisation
- Serialisation Model
- Static Model
- RIM based Model
- Model Boundary
Questions for Publishing
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But there's something a little different about the camp running from Aug. 6-18 at Camp Mark Seven in Old Forge: It's Deaf Film Camp.
About 26 teens, ages 13-16, spend two weeks immersing themselves in the art of deaf filmmaking, learning everything from acting all the way through finishing a film. The campers learn from acting coaches, professional videographers and professional producers.
"I think that the students are to hopefully take away that they used their skill sets that they've learned here at camp, and that the campers learned that they can go to college and that, that may be a potential major," said camp director Michael Kaufer, through an interpreter. "We're empowering them to go out and fly and, hopefully, by the time they graduate college, they might take over the program."
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HP has partnered with Integrated Research (ASX:IRI) to give Belgacom, Belgium's largest telecommunications and managed service provider, total insight into both their own and their customer's converged IP telephony and data networks. Belgacom is Integrated Research's first customer for its new PROGNOSIS IP Telephony Smart Link Integration for HP OpenView.

PROGNOSIS provides the interface between HP's Network Node Manager and Cisco Unified Communications through its HP OpenView Certified Smartlink. Nathan Brumby, general manager, IP telephony business for Integrated Research said, "PROGNOSIS delivers real-time system and application monitoring of the converged voice and data network by providing the link between HP's leading data network management system and Cisco Unified Communications. This integration, combined with our increasing partnership with HP, provides an exciting new channel to market for PROGNOSIS with HP OpenView users globally."

Christophe Verneirt, project manager for Belgacom said, "PROGNOSIS was the essential piece in the IP telephony management puzzle. We now have an end-to-end solution that gives our Network Node Manager operators visibility into IP telephony. Over 100 different health and performance conditions are being monitored in real time, we receive instant alerts, and we have the ability to drill down for root-cause analysis and speedier problem resolution."

According to Garry Ovenell, Integrated Research IP telephony business manager – Europe, "Belgacom wanted to leverage their investment by integrating IP telephony into their HP OpenView management system. They wanted to enable their HP Network Node Manager to monitor Cisco Unified Communications, and they wanted it without having to change their NOC processes, without the need to retrain staff, and without any additional overhead. Not only that, they wanted real-time alerting and specific tools for root-cause analysis and problem resolution."

Belgacom also required the Smart Link to overcome the issue of overlapping address domains, where two or more clients use the same private IP address sequence, and results in Belgacom monitoring identical addresses in different client locations. The need to instantly establish which of the duplicate addresses, and which client was experiencing an error was crucial to meeting service level agreements.

Integrated Research is an HP OpenView Platinum Business Partner and part of the HP Enterprise Management Alliance. PROGNOSIS IP Telephony Smart Link Integration for HP OpenView was tested in HP's OpenView lab and has been awarded HP OpenView Smartlink certification. Brumby said, "PROGNOSIS has an unmatched reputation for delivering real-time system and application monitoring in IP telephony while HP's reputation for data management systems is unrivalled. Our individual proficiencies complement each other, and when combined, form a conduit for the strong alliance and strengthening business partnership."

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PROGNOSIS for IP Telephony is a comprehensive suite of IP telephony lifecycle management software products spanning Voice over IP (VoIP) network-readiness assessment, pre-deployment assurance testing, and ongoing performance management for Cisco Unified Communications environments.

PROGNOSIS has been involved in IP telephony from the start, and now manages more than 200 of the world's largest IP telephony implementations for customers such as CarrAmerica, Internetwork Experts, Abercrombie and Fitch, Infostream, Warner Pacific, NASDAQ, Global Data Systems, and NCR.

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Integrated Research – the people behind PROGNOSIS - is a publicly listed company with an 18-year heritage of providing precise performance monitoring solutions for business-critical computing and IP telephony environments.

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