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March 19, 2017
Press Conference Video | Irish NCAA Tournament Central
By Megan Golden and Leigh Torbin
NOTRE DAME, Ind. — For the 15th time in program history, and the eighth year in a row, the top-seeded University of Notre Dame women's basketball team has advanced to the Sweet 16 after downing No. 9-seed Purdue, 88-82, in overtime on Sunday night at Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center.
Notre Dame escaped a fourth-quarter rally by the Boilermakers, which outscored the Irish, 19-7, in the frame.
Senior Lindsay Allen's layup with 5:17 remaining were Notre Dame's final points in the fourth quarter as Purdue used a 10-0 run in the final minutes to send the game to overtime.
Notre Dame and Purdue exchanged buckets in the opening minutes of the extra period, but Purdue ran out of time and was forced to foul Notre Dame's best shooters. Sophomores Marina Mabrey and Arike Ogunbowale drained six key free throws within the final 13 seconds of overtime, giving the Irish an 88-82 edge and ultimately securing the victory.
The win marks Notre Dame's 18th straight victory against the Big Ten.
The Turning Point
Notre Dame used strong performances from freshmen Jackie Young and Erin Boley to erase the early deficit and outscore the Boilermakers, 32-16, in the second quarter. Young and Boley combined to score 14 points in the period, scoring the first 12 points of the quarter and leading the Irish on a 24-9 run.
Notre Dame's 32 points in the quarter marked its highest-scoring period since it tallied 34 in the second quarter against Wake Forest on January 5.
Trailing 17-13 at the start of the second quarter, Young drove to the basket, drew the foul and ultimately converted the three-point play. Just seconds later, Boley connected on a jumper and then a three-point field goal, scoring five straight and giving the Irish a 21-19 lead with 8:21 remaining in the half.
Notre Dame's 24-9 run gave it a 37-26 lead at the 3:45 mark, and the Irish took a 45-33 lead into halftime.
Kat is Back
Kathryn Westbeld returned to the starting lineup on Sunday night after sitting our Friday night's first round win over Robert Morris with a foot injury. Westbeld has missed five games entirely and played just limited roles in others since injuring her ankle in practice prior to the Jan. 19 game at Boston College.
A "glue player" in Notre Dame's lineup at forward, the Irish are 22-3 in Westbeld's 25 starts this year. She played 20 minutes tonight, chipping in six rebounds, four points a pair of assists and a steal before fouling out.
Sunday Funday
Tonight's win is Notre Dame's 42nd consecutive win on a Sunday, including a perfect 11-0 record this year. Of those 11 wins, seven have come against teams which were selected for the NCAA Championship (Washington, Toledo, Miami, Syracuse, Florida State, Duke and Purdue).
The last Irish loss on a Sunday came in the 2013 Final Four when UConn beat the Irish in the semifinals on Sunday, April 7, 2013.
Just a Little Bit More
Notre Dame improved to 4-1 all-time in overtime in the NCAA Championship. It was the first overtime game for the Irish since their win over UConn in the 2012 Final Four. The Irish also own overtime NCAA wins over Southwest Missouri State (2004 first round) and Oklahoma (2008 second round) while falling to the Sooners in overtime in the 2010 Sweet 16.
Milestone Watch
Lindsay Allen had eight assists tonight. That gives her 99 career assists in the NCAA tournament alone, surpassing Virginia's Dawn Staley and Old Dominion's Ticha Penicheiro for sixth place in NCAA history. The assists extend her Notre Dame and ACC career records to 825 and her school seasonal record to 267.
Allen made her 147th consecutive start, extending what is believed to be an NCAA record. Allen's 147 total career starts is a Notre Dame record.
Brianna Turner played in her 100th career game for Notre Dame tonight and made her 99th career start. The Irish are 93-7 in games played by Turner and 92-7 in her starts.
Arike Ogunbowale was a perfect 8-for-8 at the foul line. That tied for the third-best freet throw showing in Notre Dame NCAA Championship history, topped only by Charel Allen's 12-for-12 against Oklahoma in 2008 and Beth Morgan's 10-for-10 against Alabama in Notre Dame's 1997 Sweet 16 upset of the Crimson Tide. It is the 2016-17 team's best performance of the season, eclipsing the 7-for-7 mark at the charity stripe for Jackie Young on Jan. 12 against Pittsburgh.
Up Next
Notre Dame will head to Lexington, Kentucky for the Sweet 16. The Irish will face fifth-seeded Ohio State in a Friday night game at Rupp Arena. Tipoff time will be at either 7 or 9:30 p.m. on ESPN2.
Megan Golden, athletics communications assistant director at the University of Notre Dame, has been part of the Fighting Irish athletics communications team since August of 2016. In her role, she coordinates all media efforts for the Notre Dame women's lacrosse and cross country/track and field programs. A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Golden is a 2014 graduate of Saint Mary's College and former Irish women's basketball manager. Prior to arriving at Notre Dame, she worked in public relations with the Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox.
Leigh Torbin, athletics communications associate director at the University of Notre Dame, has been part of the Fighting Irish athletics communications team since 2013 and coordinates all media efforts for Notre Dame's women's basketball and men's golf teams. A native of Framingham, Massachusetts, Torbin graduated from the University of Massachusetts in 1998 with a bachelor's degree in sports management. He has previously worked full-time on the athletic communications staffs at Vanderbilt, Florida, Connecticut and UCF.


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A discussion with North Oak Cliff community prosecutor Ryan Presley piqued my interest in the new crime ordinance passed by Dallas City Council earlier this month. I ran into Presley at both the Bishop/Davis landuse study and Oak Cliff Gateway community meetings (side note: when I asked whether this was part of his job, he said no, but he likes to keep up on what's going on in the neighborhood), and he mentioned the new ordinance, which gives police more teeth, so to speak, when dealing with multi-family complexes and their owners/managers.
Some of the ordinance's details are still being hammered out, but in this podcast, Deputy Chief Rick Watson and Sgt. Sharise Hadnot of the Dallas Southwest Police Division give an overview of what it means, and why it's important to Oak Cliff residents, whether they live in a multi-family complex or not. The podcast is about 10 minutes long and 15.6 megabytes to download.


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Using the Sensor Volume Component
This tutorial will help you in setting up a sensor volume component. The sensor volume can also act as a trigger, whenever another sensor volume hits or passes the current sensor volume, it will execute an event trigger. For example, it can be used to create a door trigger whenever a player walks into that sensor volume, the door could open or close on contact. It is recommended to refer the Entity Components - Components Panel documentation to understand or look up the behavior of specific attributes.
To use a Sensor Volume Component
In this tutorial, we are going to create a new entity and add a sensor volume to it.
- Open a level in the CRYENGINE Editor, and then click on the Empty Entity icon in the Create Object panel to place an empty entity in the level.
- Select the entity and click on the Add Component button in the Properties panel, and then select SensorVolume option.
Now, you can see the Entity component has a shape assigned to it. This shape will act as a trigger area for that component. You can switch between a box or a sphere by clicking on the Shape attribute and then select the desired shape. You can also modify the size or radius of the shape using the Size attribute box.
You need to add tags to the SensorVolume. Tags are labels that you can set to your sensor volume to assign more attributes. For example, you don't want to receive an event every time something triggers the sensor volume, you maybe just want to only listen to a tagged player.
To add Tags to the SensorVolume, click on the Attributes menu and then select Add in the context menu. After that, you should be able to see a new attribute field. Now, you can select a predefined tag that needs to be assigned to this sensor volume. You can have as many tags as you desire.
The Tags works similar to a Listener attribute. The Listener determines the attribute that it needs to listen which means if another sensor volume with a defined tag makes a contact with the current sensor volume you are going to receive an event. For example, you have set a campfire and you want to only listen to entities that are flammable. You can have multiple listeners or none if you don't want to receive any events.
You can also have multiple sensor volumes with different attributes on the same entity.


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Monday Smackdown: No, Larry Kudlow Is Not an Economist II
John Holbo (2008): Shameless: "I know logically that Larry Kudlow has no shame, because...Larry Kudlow!...
...Nonetheless I can't help but wonder if he might feel a faint touch of a related emotion when he considers this 2005 offering, "The Housing Bears Are Wrong Again":
Homebuilders led the stock parade this week with a fantastic 11 percent gain.... The bubbleheads who expect housing-price crashes in Las Vegas or Naples, Florida, to bring down the consumer, the rest of the economy, and the entire stock market. None of this has happened. The Federal Reserve has effectively mopped up excess cash and calmed inflation expectations.... Meanwhile, the homebuilders index has increased 76 percent over the past year, with particularly well-run companies like Toll Brothers up about twice as much.
The bubbleheads missed all this because they haven't done their homework. If they had put a little elbow grease into their analysis, they would have learned that new-housing starts for private homes and apartments haven't changed much during the past three and a half decades.... Since 1997 home prices have been increasing at a 6.5 percent pace on a yearly basis, with a 12 percent gain over the past year. In contrast, stock prices have gained only 3 percent yearly during the same period. Simply, real estate has had the tax-advantage over stocks as an investment vehicle. There is no $500,000 per family tax-free capital gain for shares, nor are the borrowing costs for the purchase of stocks tax-deductible....
Which leads to a final thought: Why not apply the same tax laws that have benefited home owners to stock market investors and home buyers? If this were to come about, even more wealth would be created in America, leading to even more new business and job creation.
Tax reform to create a level playing field could boost our economy's potential to grow beyond almost anyone's wildest dreams. Homeownership, stock ownership, and small business ownership should be taxed at the same minimal rates as they are all key components of economic growth and wealth creation.
It's sort of funny now to think that there were two whole years more of Kudlow and his ilk crowing, and Calculated Risk and such being a voice in the wilderness, before things came crashing down. Via Krugman.


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Oldham Athletic were saddened to learn of the death of the originator of the 'Zigga Zagga' chant, Eric Bottomley, who passed away earlier this year.Bottomley emigrated to Australia in the 70's but remained an avid Oldham Athletic fan throughout his life and upon his final wishes, has had his ashes scattered at Boundary Park.
Crowds flocked from all over the world to Church Hall in Shaw to pay their respects to Bottomley, who died at the age of 69.
After his death, Bottomley was awarded the Australian medal for his 25 plus years of passionate service, vision and sacrifice to environmental education, the pioneering of CERES and sustainability.
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We got up early again today for another dentist appointment. Once again i sat reading a book while i waited on hubby. Several hrs later he finally came out for me to only find that this tooth is still not done! Hopefully one more visit. Hubby's blood pressure just isn't cooperating with this dental work.
We headed to Home Depot and Lowe's for some more plumbing supplies for Tyson. Last week they got the underground part of the plumbing done but not under and in the house.
Then we went to get something to eat as we were both hungry as no breakfast or lunch and it was getting later in the afternoon. Yes, we chose Chinese again.
Then it was back home. Several more RV Volunteers arrived. It was a busy evening spending time with friends.


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Fearless by Shira Glassman is a very sweet short story about a band mom falling for the school's orchestra director. Lana Novak is a newly out lesbian, finally split from her gay husband and ready to live the life she always wanted. When she goes with her daughter on a band trip, Lana finds herself crushing on Melanie, the cute butch who works with the kids in the orchestra. A snowstorm leaves everyone stranded at the hotel, making it the perfect time for Mel to reintroduce Lana to her old love—the violin—while they kindle something new.
The Characters
Fearless might be a short story, but it does a good job of letting us know who each of the characters are, especially Mel, Lana, and Lana's daughter Robin. They're likeable, relatable, and Lana and Mel are very sweet together.
The Writing Style
This is a very cute story that you can enjoy in one sitting. No angst, all adorbs, making it a nice change of pace if you've been reading something really heavy and dramatic.
The Pros
It has everything I could possibly want in a short story.
The Cons
The Conclusion
If you're looking for a story to kill an hour or so, I recommend Fearless. It's so sweet and really reasonably priced.
Excerpt from Fearless by Shira Glassman
"I hope they get the roads cleared soon," Mel commented, "before the hotel starts running out of more vital ingredients."
"Chocolate could be a vital ingredient,"Lana quipped. "I've had a long day."
After the checks were paid, and everyone made quick detours to the ladies' room, the students returned to their respective ballrooms for the evening rehearsal. Lana curled up on the same seat as before. She tried to stay focused, but the music was too soothing this time and she'd done too much this morning starting too early. She slipped into a sleep that almost felt drugged, with the warm sounds of the string section washing all around her like a bubble bath.
Lana didn't know how long she'd slept, roused by the orchestra reaching a less quiet part of the piece. She noticed something in the seat beside her—it was a chocolate bar, on top of a piece of hotel stationery marked "—M."
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Note: I received a free review copy of Fearless by Shira Glassman. No money was exchanged for this review. I will always review books as honestly as possible and on occasion I refuse to review books.
About the author
Tara Scott lives in Calgary, Canada with her family. If you don't find her with her Kindle in her hand, she's probably busy talking about what she's currently reading.


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Nathan Algren vs Train
Nathan Algren is a pretty good fighter and not someone that you want to mess with. If he gets close to his target then that is usually game over for the opponent. Still, Train is a lot faster than any human so this wouldn't apply to him and what's more, he has the Railgun which covers the long range options. Nathan can't escape and he can't outfight Train. It's over for him. Train wins.


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Mario and I last drove our Clenet in mid-November. The weather just prior to Thanksgiving was very cooperative, considering how cool and wet the Fall season turned out to be. The past week has brought Southwest Michigan a daily deluge of lake-effect snow that's amounted to about 20+ inches, with more expected. I want to drive our Clenet!!! With the rate of snowfall and the daytime high hovering in the low 20's, I'll most likely not get to drive the car 'til March or April.
Last winter was cold, however towards the end of February the snowfall had let up a bit giving us clear roads and streets. There were a few weekends where Mario and I were able to take the car out for a drive, snapping pics along the way.
Let's hope we have a few days where I can satisfy the need to drive the Clenet, even for a short drive around the Harbor Country area.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
We last drove our Clenet...
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Investments Update
Lots of investment news and movements. Some of these are:
- Aconex Ltd (ASX: ACX) has received a takeover offer. This was at a price 44% greater than recent trades, almost double August Investments' average entry price and the share price has moved close to the offer price of $7.80. We are ahead.
- Pacific Energy (ASX: PEA) has disappointed. As recently as September, we expressed enthusiasm for their intention to refocus their remote energy sites by moving away from diesel towards solar and other sustainable sources. This has not happened and they seem to be finding it hard to find new contracts while their largest long term client has announced its intention to move to another provider. It could be that Pacific Energy are reluctant to write down their diesel plant while spending money on new cheaper sustainable generation plant. At the appropriate time we will consider divesting August Investments of this investment, but meanwhile we continue to hold for the 5.8% dividend yield.
- We have sold a small number of shares in Blackmores Ltd (ASX: BKL) and Australian Ethical Investments (ASX: AEF), both having risen over 100% from our average entry price. While value has declined somewhat with these price rises, we will continue to hold shares in both companies over the long term.
- New Zealand sustainable energy utility and retailer Meridian Energy (ASX: MEZ) has announced that it has entered into a conditional agreement to purchase GSP Energy Pty Ltd, which operates three Australian hydro power stations, the Hume, Burrinjuck and the Keepit Power Stations (formerly the Green State Power hydro assets). The agreement is subject to Australian Foreign Investment Review Board approval. The purchase will make available a further 92.4 MWs of hydro generation to be distributed to Meridian's Australian Powershop customers.
- The value of the August Investments portfolio has fared well in the second half of CY 2017. Details will be posted in January. Meanwhile, a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all our investors and their families.


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I've had a pretty busy week, so have only just had a chance to sit down and watch Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's latest show, Hugh's War on Waste (although I have to confess that part of the reason for the delay is that I was expecting to find it on Channel 4 with the old River Cottage episodes). After tackling battery hens and overfishing, it's no surprise that H F-W has turned his attention to the endemic issue of waste in our consumerist society. It's a huge topic to cover, and the first episode felt a little jumpy as a result, but is also an issue that is very close to my heart, so I'm really pleased to see it getting the attention it deserves.
While there are lots of other reasons I'm so keen that Tom grow up spending time outdoors, one of the major ones is that our wasteful society is putting the environment at risk. We have to raise our kids to value nature, so that they will have a reason to fight for it.
Outdoor play is just one way I'm hoping to raise Tom to think about his impact on the world around him. We try to model ethical choices in our day-to-day lives – recycling; buying second hand, fair trade or recycled products; buying less generally; being mindful of gas/electrical use and, most of all, trying to reduce our household waste.
Luckily, our local council, Waltham Forest, is really hot on recycling. In fact, they deserve a huge shout out for this – I've never lived somewhere that recycles so many different materials (and I've lived in quite a few places, including Bristol, which is known to be a 'green' minded city). We actually don't have a big 'black' bin in the flat; our main bin is a recycling bin and it is where about 95% of our household waste goes. We also have a brown bin for food and garden waste, and handy biodegradable liners for our kitchen caddy arrive free through the letter box every few months. The small remaining amount that can't go in either of these bins goes in one of the small bins in the bathroom or our bedroom. I only have to empty these once every three months, if that. Tom is in cloth nappies, which helps massively with this.
Food waste, with an occasionally fussy toddler in the house, can be a bit more of an issue. I have been known to finish up scraps that haven't been pre-chewed, but we do still end up putting some bits in the brown bin. I have a strong stomach but even I can't face reusing food that has been in Tom's mouth. Instead, we have to reduce food waste by making sure we aren't chucking out food that has gone bad before we have a chance to eat it.
Since I went back to work when Tom was 6 months old, I've tried to be very organised with our grocery shop, both to save us money and to make sure we aren't wasting food. We get our veg via a veg box scheme (ours is from Riverford), which delivers fresh, organic, seasonal fruit and veg to our door once a week. For the rest, I sit down every couple of weeks and do a two-week meal plan. We get this delivered, as I would otherwise have to drive to the shop, which would be less fuel efficient than having it delivered in a van with a bunch of other people's deliveries. It's also a lot easier than dragging a toddler around the store for a big shop. Doing the shop every two weeks, rather than every week, also cuts down on the fuel used in getting it to us. Since the bag tax came in, I'm pleased to say the amount of plastic bags arriving each fortnight has also decreased dramatically (we reuse any that do come, or return them to the store).
When the shop arrives, I put away dry goods and sort the fresh food into two piles – freezer and fridge – depending on when we plan on using it and how long it is likely to last in the fridge. I plan meals so that several dinners will be made in bulk, and the excess makes up my lunches at work, Tom's dinner the next day (usually before seasoning is added), or goes into the freezer for later use. We generally get through most of the veg box each week (we only get a small one). Any veg that looks like it might not get used goes into a stew or soup, or to bulk up a mince dish, and fruit is stewed down and added to yoghurt for desserts.
Although there is a lot we do to manage our food waste, we could definitely be doing more. After watching Hugh's War on Waste, I plan to use fruit that is past its best in smoothies as well as stewing it. We will also have a 'eat up day' at least once or twice in every fortnight, where I don't plan a meal but use up store cupboard ingredients and fresh food that is on the turn (we already have 'freezer' days which are to eat up meals from the freezer). I've already stopped peeling most veg – carrots, potatoes, sweet potato and the like are now just getting a good scrub before going in the pan. I could probably be making more stock with odds and ends of veg, chicken bones and other leftovers.
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RA scores a rare interview with the label boss behind one of Japan's most respected imprints.
Kawasaki's astute A&R over the years is the main reason for that. He's looked outside of Japan as often as he has looked inside it for the music that has made his imprint so successful internationally. That's a rarity in Japan, where the stereotypical strategy to become big in the country is to focus on one or the other.
But while Mule is known throughout the world of house and techno, not much is known about Kawasaki. Formerly working in fashion, he's only recently started to DJ outside of Japan on a more regular basis. Yusuke Kawamura recently visited the label boss to investigate the origins of the imprint, and how Kawasaki has maintained such a high level of quality over the years.
When did you set up the label?
I set up the label as it is now in 2004, but before that "Mule Musiq" was originally a booking agecy, and I started that 11 years ago in 2001. I released one record from the label in 2004 [Dublee's Echo Euphoria, released on Mule Electronic], but it didn't sell as well as I'd hoped in Japan, and setting up worldwide distribution took ages. So the label really didn't do that much in the first year.
When you were doing bookings, did you think about starting up a label? Or did you have a specific aim in mind?
Originally I was working in fashion and was so busy that in the last year of doing that I just did contracts for a few companies and buyers. However, I put on parties every month, and was thinking about setting up a label, but just had too much work on my plate at the time. There were also signs of an economic downturn, so when my clothing contract came to an end, I really didn't want to renew it. I didn't have any start-up funds, so when I started to think about starting something new that didn't take up a lot of time, I thought about inviting artists to come and play in Japan.
At that time there weren't a huge number of European artists coming to Japan regularly, and I thought setting that up could be a job opportunity. There was also Kompakt. When I listened to Kompakt I always thought, "Wow, this kind of new music exists!" At that point Michael Mayer had become famous in Europe but was still unknown in Japan. I told the company in charge of his distribution that I wanted to call him and asked them to put me in contact with him. So we started emailing each other—that was around 2001.
You had global success in your sights from the very beginning, didn't you?
The parent company of the apparel company that I worked for was based in Paris, so I thought being restricted to Japan, or to be honest just Tokyo, wouldn't do. I've thought that since I was working in the clothing industry.
Personally my first impression of Mule Musiq was strongly influenced by releases from Kuniyuki, who's from Sapporo.
Mule Musiq was made to release Kuniyuki's material. Mule Electronic came before that. I met Kuniyuki about 14 years ago. When Dego's 2000Black compilation was released, it seemed like everybody had his remix of Ananda Project's "Cascades of Color," which he'd done for a friend. Anyway, I thought, "Wow, there's someone this good in Japan!" So from when I met him until I started the label, I was always trying to convince him to release something. We started with a single, and it sold well, so then we moved onto an album.
I just think that putting out the
CD is valuable in itself."
By the way, I think every label has its own concept, but for Mule Musiq, Kuniyuki's music is very impressive, it's raw but also sounds like disco, while my image of Mule Electronic is more techno, electronic deep house.
I've already stopped doing Mule Electronic.
What? Really?
Yes, in February this year. Recently I stopped listening to techno, or rather "inorganic" music, and I saw no point in forcing myself to continue with it. At the moment on Endless Flight we still put out disco-y tracks, but they've got guitars and keyboards in them, actual instruments being played. On Mule Music we release tracks that are more organic and have a more human touch. We put out sample-based tracks on Endless Flight.
Personally I got the impression from when Endless Flight put out Optimo's mix CD at the very beginning that it was more about DJ music, musician edits, that kind of thing. I guess that doesn't totally contradict what you've just said.
Yeah, I guess it's somewhat like that. On Endless Flight it's about simply putting out stuff that I listen to and think, "Oh yeah, this is good," without much thought. I don't mean that in a bad way, it's more there's a part that's OK even if it doesn't have soul.
What's the hardest thing about continuing the label?
The money, of course. First of all, the financial side in the music industry is totally different to the financial side in the fashion industry, mostly because the way you sell the product is different. Last summer in Paris, I talked to Gilbert from Chateau Flight, and he said, "It's like selling peanuts." It'd be great if we were still selling thousands like back in the day, but now it's more like 500 copies.
A download of one track is about the same price as a snack, isn't it?
Exactly. Where I suffered with money was right in the beginning. Until I started the label I used to buy pretty expensive rare jazz records and I sold quite a few of them. That was my capital for the first year. I thought that for things like that, I could always buy them back when I had money... it was very useful at the time.
What was the turning point for you running the label?
First of all, when we had a hit with Rub N Tug's remix of Sly Mongoose's "Snakes and Ladders." I think that was how a lot of people got to know Mule Musiq. It's not that I want to get away from it, but I did want to get a bit of distance from the Japanese scene. If I looked at myself from others' perspectives then I thought putting out licensed releases that even I did not really know that well would give us standing, and that it would encourage people to take an interest in us.
The tune was a conduit for other countries to hear about Mule Musiq, wasn't it?
Yes, I thought that was interesting. That was one of the first turning points. After that there was when we added DJ Koze, Lawrence and so on to our roster. Then recently DJ Sprinkles' album Midtown 120 Blues was chosen as RA's best album... I felt that if I was going to aim at anything, it would be to be the best, and that was the first time we'd achieved that. And even albums that weren't very "pop," like Sprinkles... But to have them picked up by the media, like RA, gave me a real feeling of "Oh, we've made it."
We talked just before about serving as a conduit between Japanese people and overseas audiences, but didn't you just put out a compilation called The Definitive Japanese Scene Vol. 1? Was that because you wanted to introduce foreign audiences to those artists?
Probably, I think so. The scene as a whole and sales were still pretty good, so while it may be presumptuous to say so, I did think it served that purpose. Also, there aren't very many people like those on the compilation so I kind of wanted to introduce them to a larger audience.
I also get the impression that you're very quick to play current remixes or artists of the moment, both in Japan and overseas. Where do you start from to do that?
It's only the remixes that start with me asking people. Otherwise it's like the artists are friends of friends or something. When I put out a remix people ask, "Can you put out the original?" as well. It's like that. However, I also get a lot of demo tapes, so many that I really can't listen to them all.
You've put out a lot of fantastic artists and albums, do you have any basic standards or criteria for them?
Basically their single has to be somewhat successful, and it's also very important whether I get on with the artist as a person and whether I can work with them. Singles are pretty simple, you don't have to think too hard about them. But albums are really a reflection of the label. It might be going too far to say this, but I don't really care if it sells or not, I just think that putting out the CD is valuable in itself. I like to only put out records of artists that I feel have grown and matured to the point of being able to make a whole album.
Mule Musiq has a very original visual image.
As I used to work in fashion I do value aesthetics very highly. Maybe for that reason some people see Mule Musiq as a "fashion" label and some people don't like it for that. But actually people in the fashion industry work very hard and it's really not easy to keep up with trends and stay fashionable, so I think people who are cynical about the fashion world should really learn a little more about it. Also, for example, when you're in a record store, if a sleeve doesn't look nice, you're not really going to be tempted into buying it, are you? The difference between hits and the records that are always left behind is often about the design on the jacket.
It's the face of the record, right?
I think so. Of course, it's important not to go over the top, just to emphasize the design a little and make it smart. I don't like really decorative stuff. It's not good for the environment either.
Speaking of packaging, you've continued to make analogue music. Unlike CDs, which are on their way out, lots of people say that vinyl will survive.
I would like to think so. But in just a year-and-a-half sales changed drastically. Mule Electronic sometimes sold very well, sometimes not, while Mule Musiq was a lot more stable in terms of sales, but over the past year-and-a-half even if we've put on good tracks it doesn't really translate into profits. For example, five years ago you could say "We'll put out this remix by this famous artist and it will sell X copies," and it would create about ten percent of our profits, but now you really can't do that kind of calculation.
In these circumstances, if you pay a famous artist an advance to make a 12-inch, sometimes it's good, but now I lean more towards digging out a new unknown artist. That's what independent labels were originally about. For about three to four years I did that, while occasionally putting out tracks from famous artists. But I never felt that was really what Mule Musiq was about—it was more about releasing new artists, and even if they didn't sell so well at least those who heard it would really listen to it. I began to lean more towards making a label that people would simply really respect.
My aim is to get to that level."
What's your ideal label?
I really liked Playhouse in its prime. As the A&R of a label, there's no one I respect more than Ata, they simply did the best A&R. I thought it was excellent. The DJs were also good, but they also used instruments like people, and released artists like Ricardo Villalobos and Isolee. Because of that, we really started from zero. Early Warp stuff is different, but I think Playhouse in the years around 2000 was probably my perfect label. My aim is to get to that level.
Have you thought about doing a tie-up with anyone else in the future?
I talk about this a lot with my friends, but if I was to find a sponsor, I think I'd open up a "Mule Musiq" restaurant. At the moment my head is just full of things related to food—and wine! [laughs]
I imagine it would have a fresh, creative feel to it.
Well, more than that it would be a new challenge. This is the 12th year of the label, you know. Of course I want to continue with it. I feel like challenging myself by trying something new, and that would surely bring something positive to the music. That's what I feel.


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this week, i'm eating steamed veggies, grilled chicken and fish, fresh fruit, hard-boiled eggs, and more. i know i'm going to get bored so i'm going to have to pull in some different fruits near the end of the week.
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We used to teach India. Now India is teaching us. Good!
The stock market works both ways: Current events tell us about the stocks. But stocks also tell us about the world: What people are really doing. Not just what some wish they were doing.
And right now, the soaring markets in two of the larger countries in the world, India and Brazil, are screaming: "Our people want more freedom, less government. More opportunities, fewer guarantees. We've seen 50 years of schemes and dreams and complicated social planning that have done nothing but suffocate people yearning to grow. We've had enough."
Start with Brazil: It's hosting the World Cup. The country has had seven years to prepare, yet many of the facilities will not be finished by the time the world's biggest sporting event begins. Brazil's greatest hero Pele recently scorched the corruption and incompetence of the people who allowed this to happen.
The ruling clique's desperate answer as it prepares for the upcoming elections? Crank up welfare benefits.
Take the Obamacare rollout and the deceitful delays in Veterans Hospital care. Multiply them by 10 or 20 or even 100 and that is what much of the world has been laboring under. Dreams, then excuses when it all falls apart.
"Come on, dude, that was two years ago" is their mantra when confronted with their latest regular catastrophe.
But there is too much information today. The old lies don't work anymore. If they ever really did. And in Brazil, most indicators say the people are ready to throw the rascals out. Just like the did in India.
They want what we in America have. Or had. And they know their Western-educated pseudo socialists cannot give it to them. They will have to get it for themselves.
That is why investors are flocking to India and Brazil and other emerging markets and leaving the United States. They are not necessarily saying the U.S. is bad. But that India and Brazil are better.
It is easy to say the recent landslide election of a new president in India will make all the difference. But that is the tail wagging the dog.
The fact is India is a country full of entrepreneurs ready to burst. Brazil is a nation of young people, ready to be unleashed. Ready for freedom.
Just the way the people in the U.S. used to be, remember? Before we had headlines like: "Record numbers of people on disability." "Record numbers of unemployed people not looking for work."
We now talk about American exceptionalism the way people in Brooklyn talk about the Dodgers: They were great, and coming back any day now.
In 1961, the prime minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru, was at the White House when President Kennedy told him about a great new program called the Peace Corps and how Americans will soon be descending on India. Nehru replied: "Yes, I am sure they will learn a lot."
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The 17 best pies in America
For lovers of pecan, pumpkin, banana cream, Key lime and beyond, behold: the best pies in America
While the popularity of other sweets rise and fall, there's one iconic dessert that never goes out of fashion: pie. It's the burger of the dessert world, a true stayer (we've also got you covered for America's best burgers, by the way). But in their pursuit to make the best pies in America, top bakers aren't just resting on the laurels of the nostalgia that comes with a slice of warm apple pie—they're gussying up fillings with house-made caramel, fusing classics into delicious new favorites and even giving back to the community. Trail the sweet scent to the bakeshops below for exceptional pies, from the best bakeries in Chicago to the best bakeries in New York and everywhere between. Finishing scoops of ice cream, not included (but highly recommended). Follow Time Out USA on Facebook; sign up for the Time Out USA newsletter
Best pies in America
1. Banana cream pie from Tartine Bakery, San Francisco
Every so often, a dish becomes such a hit, it's practically synonymous with an eatery. Such is the case with this pie from Liz Prueitt and Chad Robertson's award-winning Tartine Bakery. A smear of bittersweet chocolate acts as a barrier between filling and shell, ensuring a flaky crust with every bite and balancing out the sweetness of the banana-studded pastry cream. Chocolate shavings finish the delightfully messy confection.
2. Tahitian vanilla sugar salted caramel apple pie from Random Order Coffeehouse and Bakery; Portland, OR
This ain't your grandma's apple pie. Speckled with vanilla sugar salt, the golden crust of Random Order's bestseller encases a mix of organic Granny Smiths and Pink Ladys folded with house-made caramel—owner Tracy Olsen's decadent tribute to the candy apple. While the accents are anything but traditional, the crust is as classic as they come: the butter-studded dough gets rolled out by hand into a reusable glass dish for every pie.
3. Crack pie from Momofuku Milk Bar, New York City and Washington D.C.
Naming your pie after crack is a bold statement, but it's fitting for the addictive properties at play in Christina Tosi's legendary salty-sweet creation from Momofuku Milk Bar. A giant crumbled oat cookie subs in for your standard-issue crust, which is draped in a gooey butter filling shot with vanilla and—surprise ingredient—corn powder.
4. Black bottom banana cream pie from Honeypie Cafe; Milwaukee, WI
Cozy diner Honeypie Cafe proudly reps its Midwestern roots with gussied-up comfort food and desserts. To form her luscious homage to old-fashioned black-bottomed pies, baking guru Valeri Lucks marries two of her bestsellers, layering chocolate and banana custards—both made with Wisconsin milk—atop a crisp graham cracker crust. She crowns the glorious affair with a mound of fresh whipped cream, which every pie-lover knows is an essential addition.
5. Apple pie from Hoosier Mama Pie Company, Chicago
Former fine-dining pastry chef Paula Haney made a name for her pies at farmers' markets and coffee shops, before opening a tiny, retro pie shop in West Town to sell her seasonal creations. Come fall, the apple pie at Hoosier Mama is a must-try—the classic is expertly done here, with nicely sliced apples and perfectly flaky crust. It's a welcome addition to the holiday table.
6. Michigan Four-Berry Double Crust from Achatz Handmade Pie Co.; Ann Arbor, MI
Years before Grant Achatz became a food-world luminary, second cousins Dave and Wendy were building a pastry empire in the family's native Michigan. The self-taught bakers shot to pie-slinging fame with this streusel-topped beauty, available at Achatz Handmade Pie Co. Sweetened with just a touch of sugar, the delightfully tart filling allows the plump, locally-grown blueberries, blackberries, raspberries and cherries to shine.
7. Chocolate haupia pie from Ted's Bakery; Haleiwa, HI
Oahu's top pie purveyor sits on the island's North Shore, home to some of the Aloha State's most epic waves. Just as legendary as the surf is this laidback gem's custard two-fer, a menu staple since Ted's opened in 1987. A velvety layer of haupia (coconut) pudding infuses touch of tropical flair into the unconventional chocolate-cream pie.
8. Sweet potato pecan pie from Devil's Teeth Baking Company
It's the best of both Thanksgiving worlds at Outer Sunset gem Devil's Teeth, where baker Hilary Passman fuses two holiday favorites into one craveworthy pie. A rich layer of sweet potato filling sits on the bottom, cloaked with a pecan-dotted custard. Pro tip: If you order a whole pie for Thanksgiving, there's an optional whiskey butter sauce.
9. Banana cream from Pies and Thighs, New York City
Williamsburg's cult-status Southern chicken-and-pie joint Pies and Thighs does right by this old-fashioned granny staple. A banana-cream base nestles chunks of fresh bananas in a Nilla wafer crust, topped with whipped cream, a dusting of spicy nutmeg and whole Nilla wafers.
10. Lord of the Pies from Emporium Pies; Dallas, TX
With its "go big or go home" mentality, it's no surprise that the Lone Star State serves as the birthplace of this deep-dish behemoth. Towering over most others, the aptly named Lord of the Pies calls for a whopping 10 whole Granny Smith apples, the fruit's tart punch tempered by Emporium Pie's rich house-made caramel and a generous heap of cinnamon crumb topping. A tender, all-butter crust completes the Texan showstopper.
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Hurricane Matthew Property Damage Claims: Get Help from Hurricane Matthew Property Damage Lawyer
Hurricanes cause the most extensive property damage, when contrasted with other types of weather events. A single hurricane can cause damages in the tens of billions of dollars. Hurricane Katrina is the most damaging of these types of storms in U.S. history, with property losses in the amount of about $106 billion.
Other hurricanes have caused considerable property losses as well:
- Hurricane Sandy - $60 billion
- Hurricane Andrew - $46 billion
- Hurricane Ike - $28 billion
- Hurricane Wilma $22 billion
- Hurricane Ivan - $20 billion
- Hurricane Charlie - $16 billion
The Weather Channel reports that a Category 4 hurricane, like Hurricane Matthew, has never run up the east Florida coastline. That type of event would be an incomparable catastrophe, according to many weather experts. The potential damage caused by Hurricane Matthew may be like nothing ever before seen in the history of Florida, indeed in the history of the United States.
With the anticipated extent of property damage in Florida in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew, homeowners and business owners will be faced with the need to file property damage insurance claims. There is no reasonable estimate on the number of Florida property damage claims that will end up filed in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew.
The Hurricane Matthew property damage lawyer team from The Doan Law Firm has the experience, compassion, and tenacity to work with Floridians as they are faced with the aftermath of this major weather event. The Hurricane Matthew property damage lawyer team from The Doan Law Firm is keeping its hotline up and running around the clock, curing and after this tremendous storm. The phone number is 786-671-0000.
Be Prepared for a Fight
The names of horrendous hurricanes, that took hundreds of lives and caused untold damage, include: Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Sandy, Hurricane Andrew, and now, Hurricane Matthew.
These catastrophic storms that will live in infamy. These storms caused billions of dollars in damage. Although the final tally is a good ways down the road, there is some talk that Hurricane Matthew has the potential for becoming the most costly hurricane in U.S. history.
A home or business owner needs to keep in mind that an insurance company is in business for one reason, and one reason only. An insurance company exists to make money for their shareholders.
Because the primary purpose of an insurance company is to make money, it increases its profits by reducing the amount of money paid out in claims. As a result, a home or business owner needs to be braced for a fight when it comes to submitting a claim in the aftermath of a major weather event like Hurricane Matthew.
When an insurance company is faced with a large number of property damage claims following a major weather event, it does anything possible to minimize the amount of money paid out to claimants. An insurance company will unreasonably delay the settlement of claims to wear down a home or business owner. An insurance company will rush the process to leave a home or business owner thinking he or she better snag what money is available. The list of strategies utilized by an insurance company are seemingly endless.
The best way to be prepared for a fight with an insurance company following a significant weather event like Hurricane Matthew is retaining the professional assistance of a skilled, experienced, tenacious Hurricane Matthew property damage lawyer.
The legal team of The Doan Law Firm includes Hurricane Matthew property damage attorneys ready to take on insurance companies. An appointment with a Florida property damage claim attorney from The Doan Law Firm can be scheduled any time, day or night, by calling 786-671-0000.
The Doan Law Firm phone line will be up and running no matter the conditions on the ground anywhere in Florida, during or in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew. There is no charge for a consultation with a member of the legal team at The Doan Law Firm to discuss a Hurricane Matthew property damage claim.
Prompt Appraisal
Time and again, obtaining a timely appraisal for property damage following a weather event like Hurricane Matthew can be challenging. There are practical reasons why this is the case. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of properties in need of at least a preliminary appraisal.
One of the key benefits that can be realized by retaining is making certain that a timely appraisal of damaged residential or commercial property occurs. A prompt appraisal works to ensure that the overall claims settlement process continues to move forward apace.
Florida Hurricane Matthew Property Damage Claim Lawyer Facts
A Florida Hurricane Matthew property damage claim lawyer at The Doan Law Firm utilizes a contingency fee. No attorney fee is charged, unless and until a favorable settlement is reached on a Florida property damage claim. Any fee is agreed to between a home or business owner and a member of The Doan Law Firm property damage claims attorney team.
History time and again demonstrates that a homeowner or business owner with legal representation is able to obtain an appropriate claim settlement in a far more reasonable period of time. In addition, an individual ends up with more money for rebuilding with legal representation, even when reasonable attorney fees are taken into account.
Retain a Hurricane Matthew Property Damage Claims Lawyer
Hurricane Matthew is being described as a 500 mile-wide freight train that has run off its tracks. Homeowners and business owners are not alone when it comes to ensuring that they have the money they need for address property damage. The Hurricane Matthew property damage lawyer team from The Doan Law Firm can schedule an emergency consultation with a home or property owner at no charge. An appointment can be made by calling the property damage claims team at 786-671-0000.
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Here at FLYGHT, we have all the skills and craft needed to produce the perfect traditional staircase. Whether you are creating a new home with warmer natural colours found in wood and want that to be at the heart of the project, or perhaps renovating/restoring a run-down property to it's former glory, our traditional staircases are the perfect choice.
With traditional stairs, a wealth of materials are available, including castings from our own foundry which can produced to your own one-off pattern or to our hundreds of designs. Then there's the options of something a little simpler in marble or you can keep is classic with a purely wooden staircase.
All traditional stairs are designed, produced and installed by our very own team, ensuring the highest quality is achieved at every level. From project management and designers through to carpenters and the installation team, each and every member of our team is fully qualified and trained in the FLYGHT way. Specialising in traditional staircases for renovation and conservation projects, FLYGHT have built and supplied stairs to projects for castles, stately homes, museums and even a couple of Royal palaces along the way!
Whilst a modern staircase may take all the headlines, a well built traditional staircase is a true timeless classic.


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I was upstairs getting the baby ready for bed and was frantic with thoughts of what still 'needed' to be done. There was a pile of dirty dishes in the sink. The dog and cat were begging to be fed and were following me around EVERYWHERE I went. In fact, a few choice words almost escaped my mouth as the cat weaved in and out of my feet causing me to repeatedly trip. There was a pile of laundry in each bedroom floor and I had washed the same load three times after forgetting to put it in the dryer. Our girl still needed a bath and bedtime was in 15 minutes. She had just run all the way upstairs to ask me for milk and a snack when her Daddy was in the same room as her. "Am I the only one who can do anything around here??" I had made this moment all about me and was starting to really feel sorry for myself. After all, I had just started back to work after being off with my precious boy for 3 months and I was PLUM EXHAUSTED from trying to figure out our new routine.
I was standing at the top of the steps and was on the verge of screaming, "A little help would be nice!!!"…and suddenly…there it was. A sound so refreshing and pure. The basement was swirling with laughter. The laughter of our precious girl and the laughter of her Daddy. She was laughing so hard she could barely catch her breath. I stood at the top of the steps and just listened and that is when God whispered to my heart. "Daughter, you need to breathe." "Oh God, I desperately want to be 'that' person. That mom who soaks in the laughter rather than rushing it to bed…just because "it's time". That housewife who recognizes that the laundry could wait another week and we would all still have clean clothes. That woman who realizes that the 2 hours I have each evening with my family should be spent loving them well…even if it means leaving the dishes and dust bunnies. Lord, I don't want to be remembered for having the cleanest house or ironed clothes (my husband will chuckle at this). I want to be remembered for loving well. Show me how to love well. Give me eyes to see what is important in this moment and a peace in knowing what…can…wait."


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Mr. Ben Yehuda - 185 Ben Yehuda street, Tel Aviv
Guests 4
Bedrooms 1
Apt Size 50 m2
Bathrooms 1
Old North
This One Bedroom Apartment with Garden is located in a marine theme building in the "Old North" district of Tel Aviv. The apartment has a beautiful garden with outdoor furniture and has a secured lobby with an elevator, vending machines and marine equipment landing spot. It is a great choice for couples, businessmen and small families who want to experience the city as locals while having the facilities of a hotel.
The apartment has been furnished with a modern young luxury yet comfortable furniture by our design team during September 2018, to make your stay feel home away from home. Each apartment has a big closet in the master bedroom as well as a washer and dryer. In addition, a private WiFi connection is available, so if you are on business you can be sure to have a convenient working environment. Our skilled staff is available for any question or request 24/7 and will be happy to assist you with any matter.
The apartment is located on famous Ben Yehuda Street, just 5 minutes walk from the Tel Aviv promenade. Near the apartment, you can also find the lively and vibrant new Tel Aviv port and the well-known Mezizim beach. Furthermore, it is surrounded by 24/7 supermarkets, high-class and budget affordable restaurants, clubs and bars.
Queen Size Bed
Living Room
Sofa Bed
0.7 km to the Beach
1 km to the Tel Aviv Port 'Namal Tel Aviv'
0.9 km to the 'Hayarkon Park'
0.1 km to the supermarket
House Rules
We are very happy to accommodate you in our apartment and will do our best so you will have a great experience in Tel Aviv. In return, we ask you to follow a few simple yet very important guidelines.
Please keep the following house rules and obey the municipal law:
Check-In: The check-in time is 15:00 (3 PM) at the earliest.
Check-Out: The check-out time is 11:00 (11 AM) at the latest. Please leave the apartment tidy and overall clean - before checking-out kindly empty the trash etc. In case of an excessively dirty apartment, a fee of US$100.00 will be applicable.
Keeping the Quiet: This is a residential neighborhood and there are families with children living in the building. Kindly remain quiet inside the apartment and outside on the balcony every day during the hours 14:00-16:00 (2-4 PM) and 23:00-07:00 (11 PM - 7 AM).
Under no circumstances is it allowed to have parties, gatherings, loud music, illegal substances or illegal activities such as Poker rooms in the building perimeters.
No Smoking: Smoking is permitted only outside the apartment, on the balcony. Please do not smoke inside the building or the apartment. In the case of smoking inside the apartment, a fee of US$250.00 will be applicable.
Garbage Disposal: Please do not leave garbage bags outside the apartment's door and use the garbage bins downstairs.
Apartment Keys: In case of damaging or losing the apartment's key during your stay, a $35.00 fee will be applicable.


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ATHENS, Greece: The wife of an imprisoned former Greek defense minister escaped from a psychiatric hospital where she was serving her sentence on the same corruption charges as her husband, police said Thursday.
Vicky Stamati, wife of former Socialist Party stalwart Akis Tsochatzopoulos, was found missing from her guarded cell in the Dromokaitio state psychiatric institution early Thursday.
Police said they were searching for the woman in Athens. Her escape came a day after another of her multiple appeals to be released from prison was rejected, one of her lawyers, Alexis Cougias, told local media.
Justice Minister Nikos Paraskevopoulos said a disciplinary investigation had been launched into her prison guards.
Stamati was initially imprisoned in 2012 and was convicted in 2013 along with her husband, step-daughter and more than a dozen others in a military procurement corruption case against Tsochatzopoulos.
Stamati was deemed to have known about bribes her husband accepted. She was sentenced to 12 years for money laundering and accepting illegal funds. An appeals trial has not yet been completed.
In poor health, she underwent a double mastectomy shortly after the trial while imprisoned. She was transferred to the psychiatric hospital in December 2013 after suffering a breakdown, attempting suicide and being found to be suffering from severe depression.
Stamati has appealed five times to judicial authorities to be released from prison, citing health grounds and the grounds that her young child is now being brought up by her elderly mother. All appeals have so far been rejected.
The trial against Tsochatzopoulos was Greece's biggest corruption trial in decades. The ex-minister, once one of the most powerful men in the then dominant socialist PASOK party, served as defense minister from 1996-2001. He was initially sentenced to the maximum 20 years in prison. His appeals trial is ongoing.
Wife of Greek ex-defense minister on the run
Wife of Greek ex-defense minister on the run
ATHENS, Greece: The wife of an imprisoned former Greek defense minister escaped from a psychiatric hospital where she was serving her sentence on the same corruption charges as her husband, police said Thursday.


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SCORE Cleveland was founded in 1965 as a chapter through the national SCORE organization. SCORE is a prestigious non-profit organization that is committed to fostering and educating the small business community throughout America.
The Cleveland chapter is an active chapter with over 60 volunteers from diverse business backgrounds. The counselors and volunteers of SCORE Cleveland are business owners, managers, retired executives and experts in their fields with industry specific expertise. Our volunteers share their experiences and knowledge to help potential and existing small business owners achieve success.
Client service is the objective of SCORE Cleveland and our volunteer business counselors are dedicated to providing the best possible service. Face-to-face or online, the counselors of SCORE Cleveland are able and willing to aid in the success of small business. SCORE Cleveland counselors provide you with in-depth, industry-specific business assistance to help evaluate a business idea or plan, stimulate business growth and ensure long-term stability.
A Greeting From Our Chair
Thank you for your interest in SCORE Cleveland. We look forward to assisting you in any aspect of your emerging or existing business. Ohio is a very business friendly state and along with Cleveland, we are committed to help small business succeed. Let us help you grow with our one-on-one counseling and information-packed workshops. Please call us for free and confidential counseling at 216-522-4194.


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NOTE: Please note this is the digital, eBook version of Good Selfie!
"Good Selfie is a fabulous book and an absolute must-read for every family. Like Turia, it's practical and full of inspiration, wisdom, laughs … and a joyous optimism that is completely infectious."
– Lisa Wilkinson, Co-Host, Channel Ten's Sunday Project, Mum, Wife
It's full of beautiful and funny illustrations by the incredible Freda Chiu and I just cant wait for you to read it!
So what's the book about?
Well, it's filled with answers to all the questions I get asked most, plus stacks of tips and tools to help teens:
- build self-confidence and self-belief
- get through hard times
- re-frame the way you see your life and your challenges
- set and get big goals
- create a kick-ass support crew
It's basically a teen's guide to a resilient mindset and a kick-ass life!


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Panda Asia and Factory
Panda owns a factory in Shenzhen, China where all of our printing, quality control, and assembly is conducted. This factory has an office staff of over two dozen employees as well as about 600 factory workers. It is fully air-conditioned for worker comfort and has passed ISO worker health and safety standards, is BSCI social compliance certified, and follows the OHSAS requirements for occupational health and safety. In addition, Panda pays all staff approximately 20% higher wages than the average for that part of China. We would be happy to arrange a visit to our factory for any client.


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Our Chocolate Fest judges, Vic, Lanie, Bill, Glenn and Noah, had the tough assignment of tasting ALL the entries— a chocolate smorgasbord! And the judges' choices for the best of the 2018 Chocolate Fest are—
Chocolate pulled pork with slaw by Sweeney's at 50 Shades of Hair
Dessert (Sweet): A TIE
Assorted Chocolate cheesecakes by Grandma Apple's Cheesecakes at Rebuilding Together and Chocolate truffles by Jessicakes at Corina Contemporary Jewelry
Beverage: Kahlua/vanilla vodka/Baileys shots (with Oreo cookie) by Henry's Tavern.
Our Fan Favorites, as chosen by public ballot that night are:
Bacon S'more by Pizza Works
Dessert (Sweet):
Assorted Chocolate cheesecakes by Grandma Apple's Cheesecakes at Rebuilding Together
Turtle Mocha by Coffee Planet
Thank you to all the fabulous chefs, all the businesses who participated and all the other great First Friday venues and the hundreds of hardy souls who braved the frigid temps for the love of Chocolate!
We would like to thank this year's sponsors, The Candle Collective, Ballston Spa National Bank, Tech Valley Talent and The Adirondack Trust Company, for their generous support.


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The German-Jewish author Mirna Funk was born in 1981 in East Berlin. These days, she splits her time between Berlin and Tel Aviv. Her first novel, WINTERNÄHE (pronounced Vinter-NAY-eh) has been critically acclaimed; it won the Uwe Johnson Literary Prize for 2015.
Mirna also writes, among other things, a delightful column on Jewish life for German Vogue magazine. Her Vogue columns appear simultaneously in English translation. One of her most recent contributions — ON THE ART OF REMEMBRANCE — can be found by scrolling down at this page.
I am honored to be able to offer you this interview with Mirna Funk.


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LA Weekly Building Gets a New Paint Job
The LA Weekly's office in Culver City just got a new paint job, courtesy of graffiti artists How & Nosm. The giant mural took a week to complete and short film about the project is in the works and will be finished in March. We're hoping it includes footage of angry local residents chucking eggs at the mural. The Weekly's Shelley Leopold writes that residents of motel across the street were none-too-pleased about the sounds of boom lifts in the early morning hours.
In the meanwhile, trailer after the jump.
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Extension Overview
Allow buyers to pre-order "out of stock" products as well as products which is not available for immediate delivery. Notify customers when their products will be available and manage pre-order in the backend.
Pre-Order Features
- Enable or Disable extension from the backend.
- Sell "up coming" or "out of stock" products in advance (as pre-order).
- Customer can pre-order products even quantity goes below zero of pre-order item.
- Replace "Add to cart" with "Pre-Order" button text on product and category pages. Admin can change the "Pre-Order" text from backend.
- Specify product pre-order note to inform customers, when product should become available.
- Display pre-order note in backend for order and invoice.
- Allow to pre-order simple, configurable, virtual, bundle, downloadable or grouped products.
- Allow "out of stock" product as preorder for simple, configurable, virtual or grouped products.
- Process orders that contain both pre-ordered and regular product.
- When pre-order products purchased then order status is changed to "Pre-order Pending" or "Pre-order Processing".
- Regular product is processed as usual and pre-order product shipped when become available.
- Notify customer through email when pre-order product become available.
- Notify customer through email when pre-order product purchased.
- Notify customer through email when pre-order product invoice generated.
- Compatible with multi store setup.
- Search or sort orders in grid by "Pending Pre-order" or "Processing Pre-order".
- In case of order with both pre-ordered and regular items, the order status is "Pending" or "Processing". When the regular items are shipped, the order status will be changed to "Pending Pre-order" or "Processing Pre-order".


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5″ x 9″ Large Bin
Store some of your things and roll your dice in our rail system Small Bin.
A larger version of the small bin. This bin has an inside dimension of 4 ½" x 8" and a depth of 2 ½". Unlike the small bin, the bottom of is lined with neoprene so it can also be used as a dice rolling tray. Includes our Rail-Lock locking mechanism.
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Forest River RV Flagstaff Micro Lite 21FBRS Travel Trailer For Sale
Forest River Flagstaff Micro Lite travel trailer 21FBRS highlights:
- Pass-Through Storage
- RV Queen Bed
- Single Slide
- Outdoor Gas Grill
- 14' Power Awning
For the couple who is ready to get out and enjoy nature, this Flagstaff Micro Lite travel trailer is ideal for you! This unit has all of the basic amenities, like a rear corner bath with a radius shower and a front RV queen bed that makes for a comfy night's rest. The slide out with the 72" sofa provides extra interior space so that you won't feel cramped. You'll also be able to enjoy your meals here with a table in front of the sofa. After swimming all day working up your appetite, come back to this unit and cook a meal on the three-burner cooktop or take the prep outside and use the outside gas grill! This travel trailer features a pass-through storage for your larger camping items, plus an exterior storage to hold the kids' outdoor games.
For any camping trip, you will want a Flagstaff Micro Lite travel trailer! These models have a beautiful Slatewood interior with hardwood cabinet doors and drawer fronts. Each unit features a WIFI Ranger Booster Sky 4 so that you can stay connected while you camp. Along the exterior there is a fully aluminium frame, an enclosed underbelly, and a radius roof with interior vaulted ceilings which provides you with the most headroom. Plus, an outside shower, outside speakers, and power awning with LED lights give added convenience to the exterior.Have a question about this floorplan?Contact Us
Sleeps 4 Slides 1 Length 22 ft 4 in Ext Width 8 ft Ext Height 10 ft 3 in Interior Color Diamond, Opal Hitch Weight 412 lbs Dry Weight 4171 lbs Cargo Weight 1521 lbs Fresh Water Capacity 58 gals Grey Water Capacity 30 gals Black Water Capacity 30 gals Furnace BTU 35000 btu Available Beds RV Queen Refrigerator Type Double Door Cooktop Burners 3 Number of Awnings 1 Axle Weight 3700 lbs LP Tank Capacity 30 lbs Water Heater Type DSI Gas/Electric Quick Recovery AC BTU 13500 btu Awning Info 14' Power with LED Lights Axle Count 2 Number of LP Tanks 2 Shower Type Radius
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Andy Core is an expert in Work-Life Balance, Wellbeing, and Peak Human Performance
Happiness can't just be attained within a day or at once, it is actually something that grows over time. Happiness is meant to be a habit rather than a choice. Keeping that in mind, happiness is only easily achievable if you encompass the right attitude. The following are a few through which you can acquire happiness.
Surround yourself with happy people
Befriend people that generally have an upbeat persona and once that withhold a positive attitude. Being around such people will circuitously have a significant impact on you, as through them you will understand what it means to be happy and what it takes to achieve it!
Do not take anything for granted
Learn not to grateful and appreciative of all that you have been blessed with. Remind yourself to never take things or people for granted. Be thankful for the people that are a part of your life and simply for the life you have been gifted with.
Live in the moment
Treat every day as the most important day of your life, as if it was the day that truly matters. Upkeep a positive vibe and channel a positive thoughts and intentions. Learn to take chances, take on challenges and see them as new opportunities that hold the capability to make you even happier.
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Boho Beauty
Shirt (similar): Loft/ Necklace: JCPenny/ Shorts (similar): Target/ Wedges (similar): TJ Maxx (store) Franco Sarto (designer)/ Purse (similar): TJ Maxx (store) Steve Madden (designer)
Often I am more edgy or girly than feminine with my summer looks, but I love trying different styles, so I created a casual bohemian inspired outfit today. A key piece of any boho look is starting with a flowy blouse in pastel or bright hues. This one has a vertical stripe pattern, which is also elongating and the V neckline is slimming. Half tucking the shirt into jean shorts lends a casual, cool vibe. However, I am all for embellishments, so I tosses on a colorful statement necklace, a fringe handbag, and wedges that tied into the color of the blouse. Let me know in the comments below how you like to style boho chic looks. Just as well, leave me any fashion or beauty questions below!
Stay Classy!
xoxo Emily
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You look amazing in everything you wear.
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Thank you, Sam, for saying that! I really appreciate all of my followers and supporters. People like you are the ones that keep me determined and excited to post a new outfit daily! I am expanding emilyehardt.com to beauty posts and a YouTube channel, as well, so look forward to that coming very soon. Thanks again!
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