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Surprise your family with a stack (or two!) of these fluffy blueberry pancakes. They are so easy to make from scratch!
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- 1 1/2 cups flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 2 1/4 cups buttermilk
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
- 4 tablespoons butter, melted
- 2 eggs
- 2 cups blueberries
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- Combine the flour, salt, baking soda, baking powder and sugar.
- In another bowl, combine the buttermilk, vanilla, melted butter and eggs. Mix well.
- Combine the wet ingredients with the dry until just combined. Fold in the blueberries.
- Heat a skillet or griddle. Pour the batter to make pancakes of your desired size. Cook until bubbles begin to appear, then flip and continue cooking until done. Serve with maple syrup and additional butter.


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STAN Lazaridis has revealed Blues players' relief at escaping a session at the club's 'torture chamber'.
Their dismal run of results has more often than not triggered a series of meetings between management and the squad.
In a teaching room at Wast Hills, Steve Bruce and his staff dissect the team's performances with the help of ProZone video and statistical evidence.
And after the defeat by West Ham, Bruce decided that Blues should go back to basics in their approach - but only after reading the riot act at another squad gathering.
"The win against Fulham was a massive result for us," said Lazaridis, ahead of Blues' trip to Manchester City tomorrow (5.15pm).
"When you've had a bad start, especially at home, the confidence goes, a bit of doubt creeps in and it gets tougher and tougher.
"Hopefully that win will now get us going as we come into a really important period over Christmas.
"Everyone has been so frustrated this season and we feel the hurt as much as our fans do in many ways. You come home after a defeat and your whole week is miserable until the next game.
"What made a nice change on Monday was that we had a video session at Wast Hills, but this time it was to go over all the good things we did in the Fulham game.
"The positive parts were highlighted and it was refreshing, to be honest, because when we usually go up into that room it's like a torture chamber as we watch our errors and where we've gone wrong."
Bruce has urged Blues to maintain their 'up and at 'em' style after the message got through last week.
Statistics showed that, although Blues put in as many tackles in the Fulham clash than they did against West Ham, they made 60 per cent more interceptions, suggesting that they closed the opposition down quicker and with more intensity.
Their off the ball work was much better and on-loan midfielder Jiri Jarosik, who is not particularly noted for a propensity to defend, put himself about - and he came on as a substitute.
Bruce joked that Jarosik did more running, tackling and tracking back in 20 minutes than he had done all season. "I think he got caught up with what we wanted, and that's good," said the manager.
"We're in a mess, we hate being in a mess and the only way you can be is to give everything you've got and sacrifice a bit of flair for that energy, honesty and hard work."
Lazaridis said: "The manager has asked for us to go back to basics for the next couple of months, to play like we used to when we first came into the Premier League.
"I think it will help us and with the amount of games we've got coming up, he's stressed to us that he will be calling on 20-odd players, that everyone will be involved in some way.
"We all know that we are in a serious situation. We're in this together and determined to push our way up that table."
The manager said Manchester could expect Blues to be in their faces: "Absolutely. More of the same from last Saturday - and for every week from now on.
"That's the challenge I've laid down, that's the way we're going to be. If any individual doesn't want to play like that then tough."
Blues will be heartened by the absence of Manchester skipper and defender Richard Dunne and striker Andrew Cole due to suspension.


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In the disappearance of Katelyn Markham, John Carter is indicated for deception. Here is an interview he gave on radio 6 days after calling 911.
The interviewers do a very poor job interviewing him as they are more prone to making statements and asking compound questions instead of seeking information, yet analysis of his answers show deception. This is consistent with other statements he has made.
Statement Analysis shows that he is withholding information about what happened the night he left Katelyn Markham's apartment. Please see prior analysis.
Statement Analysis is in bold type.
JC: Um, I uh, saw her at her house, at uh... on Saturday night.
SS: Last Saturday night. And you thought nothing of it, it's like, "Love ya, see ya later." What was the last communication you had with her? Did you speak to her on the phone?
JC: No, I, uh... she had sent me a, a few text messages after I left her house.
TJ: Mmm.
JC: Um, just, just a few things about, uh, some things she wanted me to do for her. She, she was consistently busy, so I had to help her do a lot of things.
SS: And all of a sudden you don't hear from her. When - at what point did you think, maybe there's a problem?
The interviewer should avoid making assumptions as well as compound questions. The interviewer is feeding information that is likely untrue. We should be careful how we word our questions as we may teach the subject how to lie.
JC: Um... well uh, after I went home, I sent her a good morning text message. And then I woke up the next day, and normally she sends me a good morning text message... um, but at - you know, like - she sends me something back saying thank you, and all that stuff, but - um, she didn't, uh, send anything. But that - that didn't entirely worry me, I just thought maybe she was busy or something, or she just woke up late for work or something. But then uh... you know, there was just, uh... I sent - she sent me, uh - or then I sent her a few more text messages, no response, and all that stuff, and uh...
Note the pronouns, "I sent, she sent me, or then I sent..."
Note the greeting text message sent which may be used to appear as if he expected a response, yet he uses the word "normal", a linguistic signal that it was anything but normal.
Note he reports what he did not "entirely" worry about, in the negative (it "didn't) making it sensitive.
Pronouns don't lie. Note "I sent, she sent me, or then I sent..." as a confusion of pronouns.
Note "no response" has dropped pronoun.
"All that stuff" shows that there were more things going on in the mind of the subject other than just "no response." This is a critical time for him; one that he reports in the negative.
SS: And when she didn't show up for work to her job, then, then - then you knew something clearly was going on.
The interviewer does not ask questions, but leads him with information. This impacts the response.
JC: Um, actually I had a feeling something was going on when I, uh, saw her car in the parking lot. And, and I went up to her room, and her purse and keys were still there.
TJ: Wow.
SS: Wow.
TJ: John, what do you think happened? Do you suspect foul play?
The first question was best.
JC: I - I really don't know. Um, I've been asked this question a lot, and I really, I just have no idea. I, I couldn't tell you. Um. I have the strongest, uh, thought that she would not run away. I mean there's no reason for her to go anywhere. But other than that, I have no idea what could have possibly happened to her.
Note the stutter on the pronoun, "I", one of the most practiced words in the English language. This shows an increase in tension. Note that he stutters on it twice, indicating anxiety.
Note that he does not say, "I don't know" but that the "really" don't know; indicating that he does know "really" something.
He has "no idea" but then says he has the "strongest thought" that she did not run away, making "no idea" untrue.
Note the sentence: "I have not idea what could have possibly happened to her" has the additional word "possibly" added.
TJ: Mm. It's kinda strange that Katelyn would leave without her keys, right? Did she leave her cell phone as well?
Better to ask if anything else was there
JC: Uh, yeah. She had her cell phone on her, apparently. Um, to this day I still call it, just hoping that maybe she'll answer at some point in time, or something like that.
It has only been 6 days since he reported her missing.
SS: What's really unusual about this too, John, is that the car, keys, that's unusual - but the purse!
JC: Yeah.
SS: I don't know any woman who doesn't take their purse with them. When women go to the bathroom - when women are - wherever they are, they have their purse with them at all times. For her just to take her cellphone may indicate to me, and possibly the police as well, that there was some foul play here, because certainly she's not going to you know, go somewhere. Even if she decided, you know, "I want to leave and start another life," usually you're going to take something with you that's personal in nature.
Interviewer's speech allows Carter to simply agree and enter into SS' language.
JC: Yeah. Exactly. And the thing is, is um... she had sent me a picture of a picture of her, that her boss took of her from her internship. I mean she had two jobs and her internship, and went to school full time. So I mean, she was consistently busy, but that stress made her stronger. I mean, she loved the fact that she was being so strong, and, and she was proud of herself. I mean, there was no, there was no anger [ laugh], at all, when it came to, to high stress. Um...
Here is a past tense reference by Carter indicating belief or knowledge that she is dead. At the time of this interview, she was only missing for 6 days and police had not revealed any details to cause anyone to conclude that she was dead.
Since he claims to the contrary, this is a significant point in his answer that should lead police to ask how he knows she is dead.
SS: Right. John Carter's with us, John Carter the fiance of Katelyn Markham. Katelyn's been missing from Fairfield now for, um, it'll be a week tomorrow. And you're encouraged if you have any information to call Fairfield police as they continue to investigate this. I believe from what I understand, she was going to graduate from the Art Institute of Cincinnati sometime in the next 30 days, 45 days... September... she works at David's Bridal, so she has the two jobs there... You guys were planning to move out of state, in the late fall, early winter of this year and get married, right?
JC: Well, uh, we weren't going to get married until way after we moved out. Um, I mean, I wasn't rushing anything. I mean neither one of us wanted to. The original plan was to actually leave in October, but then my brother was coming into town, so she and I suggested to just wait until after he came in town, so we decided to postpone it till November; and she could have easily have said, "I just don't want to go," and I would have been totally fine with that. There was no - you know, we weren't forcing it. You know, we weren't trying to do anything we couldn't handle.
Note critical points:
"We weren't going to get married" instead of "We're not going...." then we have a change from the important pronoun, "we" to the "I" about himself: This is an indicator of stress and tension. He mentions that he wasn't rushing anything, dropping the "we" that existed about not getting married.
Note "we" weren't getting married also changes to "she and I"
Then he said that this was only "suggested" and that "she could have easily have said" giving a strong indication that they had a disagreement about getting married. This is another indicator (see previous analysis) that the night that Katelyn was last with him, there was a blow out between them. Here he tells us what she "could have" said and he would have been "totally fine" with it. He does not say that this is what she said.
This is a clear point of contention.
Note that he reports what they "weren't" trying to do. Most people report what they try to do. This is very important information related to Katelyn's disappearance.
TJ: John, how long have you guys, uh, been together?
JC: We've been together for six years.
TJ: Oh, that's a solid relationship right there.
Volatile relationships do go on for years.
It is foolish for interviewers to make such statements, rather than ask questions.
Training needed.
SS: How - where did you guys meet?
JC: Actually, my sister had met her on MySpace when I was in high school and she was in high school, and she called me and told me, "Hey, I met this pretty girl, you want to come over and meet her too?" And I was like, "Oh sure, yeah, why not," and I wound up meeting her, and you know, I guess... as they say, the rest is history.
SS: Yeah, and you've been an item ever since. What are the reaction, because they've been rather tight-tipped, of her family... How close is she to her mom and/or dad, if either one -
If there was domestic violence, this interviewer is not going to ask, instead concluding how "solid" an "item" they were. Unfortunate.
JC: She - she was very close to both of them. Um, she really, like, she really loved her parents very much and, um, they loved her back. I mean, they, they - actually she's adopted, and they had adopted her, and I mean... they, they really loved her. Very mu - Er, they still love her. Of course.
Past Tense Reference.
John Carter shows knowledge that Katelyn is dead, and even changes his language as he became aware of what he has just said.
TJ: John, Katelyn sounds like such a nice girl. Did she have any enemies, uh, ex-boyfriends, anything like that?
JC: No. I mean, she had an ex-boyfriend, but I mean, he was - you know, six years. We've been together for six years. I mean, that's - that's high school stuff, you know?
SS: Yeah, okay. And, and as far as police go, I'm sure they have talked to you extensively, as other family members have. No suspects have been - they're obviously still treating this as a missing person - do they have any suspicions one way or the other if it's foul play, or she left on her own volition?
JC: Um, well I, uh I mean the news has really been getting - the media has been getting more information than I'm getting, um, uh. And they, they, I've heard that they were saying that, the police were saying that it was foul play, and then I'm hearing that's there's no signs of foul play. So I really, I, I don't know. I mean, I was the one who called in the police, and I was the one who was the first one to realize that she was gone. Um, and I was in her room, I, I saw - like, I immediately went to her room when I was thinking, you know, "Oh my God, she might be gone" - and it didn't - it looked like she literally had disappeared. Like just, like nothing seemed messed up, nothing seemed awry, really, and -
Please note, that even without the understanding of Statement Analysis, that John Carter has a reason, only 6 days from her "disappearance" to justify himself.
Note that he did not "call police" but "call in police", as in to a situation. Here he attempts to portray himself as not having "done it", yet he never says he did not cause her disappearance.
Note "immediately" as an additional and unnecessary word.
Note his change of sentence: he begins with the negative, "it didn't", but stops himself and reports in the positive.
*He did not say "she disappeared" but only that it "looked like she literally had disappeared"; as there is a difference. Lying causes internal stress and it is avoided whenever possible.
SS: Where was she the last time - I know you said you had texted each other, you had texted her, there was no response, you had talked the night before. Um, the last time anyone saw her physically was when?
JC: Uh, I saw her at 11 o'clock. Or between 11 and and 11:30 last night. Or, last night, I'm sorry - um, Saturday night.
We note the appearance of "I'm sorry" in any form as a possible indicator of guilt. That it should come in to his language, given the deception, may be due to the internal guilt he feels over what happened, or possibly his deception to the interviewer.
SS: Last Saturday night.
JC: Yeah.
TJ: That Saturday night, did she seem distracted, did she seem like something was on her mind?
JC: Not at all.
TJ: Nothing?
JC: Totally normal night.
When someone uses the word "normal" it is a strong indicator that the night was anything but normal. Not only was it not "normal" it was "totally" a unique night.
SS: And you had plans, and said "Hey, I'll see you tomorrow, or I'll talk to you tomorrow, hey, good luck at work tomorrow..."
JC: Absolutely.
SS: That whole thing, and sometime in that point ... I know, and we'll play the 911 call here in a little bit here, you had mentioned that I think the Sacred Heart festival's going on up the street, and you seemed to indicate to the dispatcher that maybe something was go - I mean, had she planned to go to that festival, or - ?
JC: No, she wasn't planning on going. I mean, she was pretty much exhausted every night. We had actually went Friday, and she didn't even really want to go Friday, but I, uh, I just was like, "Let's just go ahead and go, because it's not going to be every day that we have this festival"... and we used, we went every year, I mean since we first started dating we've gone every year. And I don't know, I just kinda... the only reason why I brought it up when I called the police was because, I mean, there's so many different kinds of people there, it's not just you know, Catholics and things like that, it's all walks of life that go to that festival.
Recall that he has "no idea" yet he did have an idea, which he defends, when he attempted to blame someone attending the festival. This debunks the statement of having "no idea" what happened to Katelyn.
Note the disagreement as she did not "really" want to go Friday.
SS: Well, if you're from Cincinnati, you know you go to church festivals, even if you're not Catholic - it's just what people, what Cincinnatians do in the summer... and yeah, I think that's probably true to a degree... you just, when you have a large group of people, you certainly - you know, it draws a mixed crowd.
JC: Yeah. It's gotta be one out of however many people is a bad person, you know?
TJ: John, you think something happened with that festival, huh. That maybe someone saw her at the festival?
JC: Honestly, at the time I did, but maybe it had nothing to do with it. Maybe this person had been monitor-... or, or, you know - if - if she was taken, maybe this person had been watching for a long time. I mean, they had to have known that she was going to be home alone, they had to have known, um, you know, when she was going to be home alone, and when I was going to leave, or, or what have you.
Note "person" is gender neutral. Would he think a female did this? Not likely. Using gender neutral is more likely related to wanting to hide the gender of the guilty.
Note "if she was taken" contradicts the "no idea"
Note that having "no idea" is also debunked by the repetitive (sensitive) "they had to have known"
This gives the appearance of a deliberate tangent.
SS: Yeah. And you said you last saw her maybe 11, 11:30 Saturday and she was tired, she's going to go to bed -
JC: Mmhmm.
SS: Did the bed look like it was slept in at all, when you went over?
JC: Yeah, I mean - she doesn't typically make her bed, so it was just - it always looks a little messy.
SS: Eh, who does. Yeah. So she may have - so, all right, something obviously happened - if she had slept in the bed - something - someone may have knocked at the door, she may have gone somewhere, um -
JC: Yeah.
SS: And this is just such an interesting - obviously in a sad way, but very interesting circumstances in how, how she disappeared. Uh, Fairfield police, how've they been working with?
JC: Um, the Fairfield police have actually been pretty good. Um, they, they've - they're getting less sleep than I am, I feel like. Um, they, you know, I - they called me at 10 o'clock last night to come in and help them out, and I'm just, I'm willing to do whatever I can, and give them whatever I can to, to help them. Um, they've been really great, they've brought in other investigators, um, federal investigators even, and it's just been - they've been really helpful.
Note complimentary attitude towards Fairfield police uses the word "actually", indicating that he is comparing them to something else.
He is sleeping better than police.
Note the unnecessary "I'm willing to do whatever I can" with "whatever" repeated, making his cooperation to police something sensitive to him.
Note "whatever I "can" indicates limitation. He is limited in what he can give them.
Please note: He is praising police and federal investigators while they are unsuccessful. This is not expected.
TJ: John, have they questioned anybody else besides yourself?
JC: Yeah. Um, they've actually called all known associates, um, as far as I know, um. I have a lot of support from friends and family, and they've been coming over and telling me that the police called them, the police called them, and so on -
Note that he has a lot of support from "friends and family" but not from the police, who are "losing sleep"
This is an uncomfortable part for him, as he is admitting here that police have been asking questions about his background, personality, etc, of his friends, who are calling him and telling him that the police are asking about him. This is completely lost on the interviewer who could have asked him what they were asking his friends but did not:
SS: Right. And they're talking to neighbors, because you said she lives in an apartment, so everyone there has been questioned when they did their canvassing through the neighborhood too, and - and as far that concern - they have not ruled - they haven't basically ruled anyone out as a suspect, I'm assuming.
JC: No, not at all.
SS: Now did they tell you that while you are not being considered as a suspect, you haven't been ruled out? Because you were the last one to see her.
JC: Yeah. I mean yeah, yeah. I mean, and I - I - when I - even before - like, as soon as I - I don't know. As soon as the police were involved, I knew that I was going to be considered a suspect. It's always going to be, you know, the, the last person to see her, and/or the closest person to her. So, I mean, I'm the one who sees her every day. I mean, you can't just rule out anybody, you know?
Note the stuttering "I" indicating tension and anxiety. Note the stutters are close together on the one word in which a non-stuttering person should have no trouble with, since it is used by us, millions of times.
Is he the last person to see her? What about the kidnapper?, the "person"?
SS: Right. On that note, John, because we've seen cases like this, um - do you have an attorney? Did you decide to get a lawyer?
JC: Um, I don't need a lawyer, because I did not do anything.
Please note that this is a very sensitive statement. Here, he explains why he does not need a lawyer, but is not able to bring himself to say he did not "do it"; only that he did not do "anything", which is vague.
TJ: Good for you, John. Good for you. You've got nothing to hide, right?
SS: And I'm not insin- John, I'm not, believe me, I'm not insinuating you are, but I'm just saying that -
JC: Oh, no no no, I - and I understand that. But I had a lot of family members come to me and say, "You should get a lawyer, you should get a lawyer," and I'm like, "No, there's no reason for me to, I didn't do anything."
Note the repeated "no", as well as the "I", stuttered with the word "and"
Note that he only repeats his unreliable denial; quoting himself with "I'm like..." rather than issuing a reliable denial.
TJ: Good for you. John, I appreciate your courage doing something like that and coming on these airwaves, I mean, it's, uh -
JC: Yeah, I'm just trying to do everything I can to make sure that Katelyn's name gets out there, and that more people hear her name and see her face, and so on.
Note the lack of stuttering "I"
Note everything "I can" indicates limitation. Would you feel "limited"? What limits him? Time? Ability? Consequence?
SS: Sure. We're as you know a pretty big radio station, we've got a lot of people listening. And John, I just want to pass out, to pass on the, you know, if you were at the festival last weekend, if you're in Fairfield or in that neighborhood, go online to our website at 700WLW.com, take a good look at Katelyn's picture, maybe you saw her, maybe you - you know, help police, help them fill in the blanks. And if you know anything whatsoever, just give Fairfield police a call, and I'm sure that information will come in a lot, uh, very helpful.
TJ: And John, I'd keep trying that cellphone.
JC: Yeah, I, I, I will. And I also wanted to announce that um, tonight at uh, 7 pm we're going to do a vigil, um, and, and, uh, and it's going to be at Fairfield West Baptist Church on Muskopf Road, and anyone's invited. At 7 pm.
The stuttering "I" is repeated and it is heavy, indicating acute anxiety for Carter.
SS: Okay, Fairfield Baptist. Got it. We'll pass that on too. Hey John, I really appreciate you coming on, though it's difficult under these circumstances and our thoughts and prayers are with you. If you need anything or need to get some info out, I know you've got Pauly's number here, our producer, and we'll get you right on, buddy.
JC: Yeah, thank you very much.
SS: Give our best to the family too. We're thinking of them.
TJ: Thanks John.
JC: Thank you.
SS: All right, there you go.
TJ: It's tough.
SS: All right, you heard John Carter the fiance of Katelyn Markham, she's been missing for 6 days now out of Fairfield. And as far as what may have happened, there's a lot of speculation out there - you know, when a woman disappears, oranyone disappears, but a woman - she leaves behind her keys, she leaves behind her purse -
TJ: That's foul play right there.
SS: The only thing she had with her was her cellphone and she's not answering that right now, and simply walks away or disappears from a life that everyone around her seemed - uh, where she seemed to be happy, comfortable, and very pragmatic - clearly something's going on here that doesn't add up to someone maybe just leaving; or, maybe it does.
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Hurry, hurry, hurry! This weekend is the 13th Annual 5K Run in Vilano Beach. Here is the application form.
Visit http://VilanoBeachFL.com for more info and see the flyer below. It really is the 13th annual, not the 12th as shown below.
We hope to see you there running the race, enjoying the country breakfast and the community flea market. Tell your friends and neighbors.
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The big excitement in August has been that my tiny pomegranate tree (Punica granatum 'Wonderful') is blooming for the very first time ever. This "tree" is about three years old but still only about one foot tall. I was surprised to find a flower bud on it.
That bud has now turned into the flower you see below.
I have a few other plants blooming, but since they're the same few plants that have been blooming since June (California fuchsia, mainly) it hasn't seemed worth photographing them again. The only other plant I've bothered to photograph this month is my prostrate coastal goldenbush (Isocoma menziesii), which I bought entirely by accident this spring - it was unlabeled, and I mistook it for a different species. If I'd known what it was, I would have assumed it had no hope of surviving in my distinctly non-coastal climate, so I would never have purchased it. It has surprised me, though, by doing perfectly well in the pot I put it in, where it gets plenty of water.
I also photographed only two plants blooming in July. One of them was the Sacramento rosemallow (Hibiscus lasicarpus), an endangered species that I've planted in a pot next to the one containing the prostrate coastal goldenbush above.
The other was the Western columbine (Aquilegia formosa) in a pot in my front yard. Notice a theme here? My potted plants are the only ones that have been getting enough water to bloom. Well, except for the pomegranate. That managed to bloom in the ground.
This was the first time my columbine ever bloomed, so I took several pictures of it.
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Later this week, Managing Director of Cadventure, Elaine Lewis will be BIMcrunch's latest interviewee in our Crunch Time audio series.
Next Thursday (September 10th, 2015), BIM, Information Management and CAD solutions provider Cadventure will host BIM Question Time, an event that will see a wide variety of professionals from different sized organisations and disciplines debate BIM vendor solutions and the interoperability between them.
This event is not about championing one BIM software platform over another; it is about learning how these market competitors can be linked together for the benefit of a project's success.
In a preview to this Friday's Crunch Time, BIMcrunch Editor Jack White asks Elaine about BIM accreditation and standardisation, another hot topic that will the subject of much discussion at BIM Question Time, a talk that will be chaired and steered by David Philp.
When asked if there is too much emphasis placed on accreditation, Elaine responded: "I think it is more important that people are confident and comfortable, that they have adopted a good rigorous process and good training and understanding of what they should be doing.
"But it is also good to benchmark yourselves against what other people are doing. It's a difficult one because these measures can be quite expensive."
Listen to the snippet below.
Join us on Friday to listen to our interview with Elaine Lewis in its entirety, a conversation featuring Elaine talking about the unbiased nature of BIM Question Time, the importance of businesses knowing why they want to adopt BIM, and swapping David Dimbleby for David Philp!
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NextGen America is seeking passionate and hardworking candidates to join our youth organizing program in Virginia, working to engage young people in electoral politics by electing Democrats up and down the ballot in 2020. NextGen is committed to flipping the White House, the Senate, and state legislatures across the country in 2020. This role will be focused on organizing in one of several regions in Virginia as part of this ambitious effort.
In Virginia, this effort will focus on organizing young people on campuses and the surrounding communities to bring progressive change to government through the ballot box. Our work will engage young voters in voter registration efforts, volunteer recruitment, and pledging young voters to vote. Our 2020 electoral program will include traditional electoral organizing tactics such as door knocking, phone banking, peer-to-peer text banking, and more. Organizers are directly responsible for managing a team of volunteers in their region to hit weekly and phase metric goals.
- Recruit and train a local volunteer team that will organize their networks around progressive issues and in electoral campaigns
- Develop NextGen student clubs on campuses and work with student leaders to run these clubs and host events on campus and online
- Work with college administrations to increase civic participation and voter registration within the campus community
- Plan and host events within the community, on campus, and virtually
- Implement a digital-forward organizing program that includes social media, direct outreach online, and creative tactics to reach voters where they are
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- Hit defined field goals, including traditional grassroots voter contact, earned media, digital outreach, and event planning and turnout
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- Weekend and irregular work hours required
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- Effective communication in a digital and largely online environment
- Driven by a strong work ethic
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- Ability to adapt to evolving priorities and manage several tasks simultaneously
- Previous electoral organizing experience a plus
Salary of $4,112.50/month plus a comprehensive benefits package.
Employees in this classification are represented by the Campaign Workers Guild and subject to the terms of a collective bargaining agreement. This bargaining unit may establish and collect dues from their members independent from NextGen America.
NextGen America mobilizes young people to vote in crucial elections to make progress on the issues facing our generation. Since our founding as NextGen Climate in 2013, we've worked to fight climate change by supporting candidates who back climate action. With the values that drive our work on climate under attack from all directions, we're proud to step up the fight for immigrant rights, affordable health care, prosperity, and equality. We've registered more than one million young voters nationwide and ran the largest youth vote mobilization program in the country in 2018. We're going even bigger and bolder to drive record young voter turnout for elections in 2020.
We are an equal opportunity employer, and we encourage people of diverse backgrounds and experiences to apply. We value and are committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion as an organization--in theory and in practice, and our culture reflects that value and commitment. We are committed to furthering issues like climate change, health care, and immigration from a progressive perspective, and we seek to engage the public in these areas as well as others. We also recognize the urgency of confronting institutional racism and inequity within our political system, and strive to make positive changes within our system as a result.
During these uncertain times, our organization's largest priority is the health, safety, and wellbeing of our staff. As a result our entire staff is currently working remotely, all of our offices are closed, and our organizing staff has temporarily transitioned away from field work. We have updated relevant job descriptions to reflect our current focus on digital organizing while we follow social distancing guidelines. Please note job duties and the current work from home policy are subject to change as we continue to adjust our program based on the developments of the COVD19 pandemic.


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Located 5 minutes walk from Haymarket train station, we are not just another Indian Restaurant in Edinburgh. At Kebabish Original, we specialise in grilled Indian barbeque food with a Punjabi take on curry dishes. The stunning open-plan real charcoal grill provides a theatre to the preparation of your meal. Key to the design of our restaurant is the stunning flame grill - a centre of action and a visual catalyst to the exciting experience of Kebabish Original. We invite you to come and enjoy the 'THE THRILL OF THE GRILL' and taste a range of flavours from across the Mediterranean, Central Asia and the Indian sub-continent, in a comfortable, contemporary environment - perfect for any occasion. Our food is cooked with the freshest ingredients to order in our open plan kitchen on natural charcoal grills, adding sumptuous flavours and aromas. Parties At Kebabish Original, we specialise in all types of occasions, you can rely on us to hold your birthday parties, weddings, anniversaries or any occasion you would like to celebrate. All dishes are freshly cooked to order so you decide just how spicy you want your food and then leave the rest to us so please be patient whilst your meal is lovingly prepared. Great Food - Inspired by Tradition. We are a bring your own bottle restaurant and offer free corkage. Car Parking Free car parking is available for up to 2 hours before 6pm and 3 hours thereafter. The car park is located to the rear of the restaurant.


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I left my job in Corporate America to pursue my dream: changing diapers, cleaning the house, doing dishes, getting tons of sticky kisses, teaching and exploring with my two children on the New England coast. My sweets, Riley (9) and Sydney (5), keep my days full of love and life. They both have me wrapped around their little fingers! I'm happily married to Jeff, who loves Star Wars, Stephen King and his girls (me included - most of the time). We've been together for seventeen years and he helps me stay grounded. There are days when I feel like I've got 50 balls in the air and I can only catch one...he's there to catch some of the others. We make a great team. I love the life we have made together and although we have our days (I'm told we all do), I am ever grateful to be this blessed and fortunate.
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Being discovered by
someone famous never hurts.
But ultimately it's what you do with
that good fortune that determines your
success.So it was for the band Ajalon, for
while they may have been discovered by none other than Rick Wakeman, they've been diligent and worked hard to forge their own success, on their own terms I might add.
Jerry Lucky: The thing that most people think of when they hear the name Ajalon is that the band was discovered by Rick Wakeman. Whats the real story?
Randy George: Well I sent a copy of our cassette to Rick and his assistant prodded him to have a listen insisting that I would drive her nuts if he didnt That is the story Rick tells. You can see it here when he introduced the band in concert back in 1997. http://www.youtube.com/user/ajalondude1#p/u/9/35vXtACESKk
JL: Having Wakemans name associated couldnt have been a bad thing?
Randy: It was a wonderful thing. It exposed us to a wider audience. We played in concert with him opening for us Then his playing on the second CD was also a great thrill.
JL: Are you still in touch with Rick?
Randy:We exchange emails every so often. If we end up in the same part of the world we try and do coffee.
JL: Lets go back then and talk about how you got involved in music and how Ajalon came to be.
Randy: Wil and I met while playing in a different band. Soon
after that had run its course he and I began working on his songs which led to the first album. Dan Lile joined us after moving to
JL: Was there a moment when the little light-bulb went on and you said, Progressive Rock thats the kind of music I want to play?
Wil Henderson:The three of us sat down pretty much right away upon forming the band, and made the decision to create whatever music that chose to come out of us. Looking back after nearly seventeen years together, I can say without qualification that we have been faithful to the premise upon which we founded Ajalon. It didnt make us rich, but weve been faithful to the Message and, as a bonus, we havent had to play what some stuffed suit told us to play, either. Sounds like a good deal to me.
Randy: I think we felt free to just create whatever music was in us. The fact that is sounds like much of the music I grew up on is purely coincidental (sticks tongue in cheek)
JL: What was your first prog moment?
Wil: I was drummer (my first instrument) and lead vocalist in a prog garage band called A440 after I got out of the Army and before I went to sea. We never played outside the garage, but we had a lot of fun learning the stuff we played- Genesis, Yes, Rush, King Crimson, Peter Gabriel. We even hacked out some of our own ideas. I have very fond memories of that time.
Randy: I started listening to Prog music when I was 9 years old. Roundabout was on the radio and I had just gotten a copy of the Moody Blues A Question of Balance. I also had some Beatles albums. Next came Yes with Fragile and ELP with Brain Salad Surgery. As a young impressionable kid I immediately gained a passion for this style of music. Then came many other great albums, like Zeppelin IV and Houses of the Holy. Throughout most of the 70s my Prog repertoire grew. These are bands that I learned the songs to as a young Bass Player in 1974.
Dan Lile: I was introduced to prog rock way back in the ancient
of days when I was playing in my first prog band Sphinx. The keyboard player was a 14 year old kid who now plays for
JL: So lets get back to Ajalon. The new CD is called
Randy: Well I think the album sets up a picture of how mans self serving nature has led to his depravity but that its never too late to turn it around and find your peace.
JL: When it comes to the music the band creates, is there an Ajalon style?
Wil: I try to write lyrics that tell stories and evoke vivid mental imagery. My musical writing has a rather loose, jangly ethereal style to it (such as Commonwealth on our first album). In context with Dans incredibly powerful and complex drumming and Randys layered guitars and keyboards, it ends up being well-anchored without overpowering the message.
Randy: I think the Ajalon style is a combination of everyones sound. I think the most recognizable sound would be songs which I started on the keyboards, add Wils voice and Dans drumming. The other side of our sound starts with ideas written on the acoustic guitar usually by Wil. Then add all the other ingredients. I think that Wils voice is what really defines the sound though.
Dan: I think there is a certain sound to Ajalon; however with the current and future efforts of Ajalon, the sound is changing as the band goes through life experiences. I have introduced my writing ideas into Ajalon where as before in the first and second CD I just came in and pretty much played the ideas that were already written. In other words I think that Ajalon will always have a "certain sound" but I think that sound has been moving in a different direction since I have been able to co-write with the rest of the members of Ajalon.
JL: If anyone visits your website you quickly see the bands Christian leanings. How does that influence your lyrical craft?
Wil:My faith in Jesus Christ has everything to do with my word craft. While the lyrics I have written for This Good Place do not specifically mention Christ, the non-negotiable tenets of my faith - redemption, grace, hope, peace, and life that come from an enduring relationship with God through Jesus Christ - are still very much evident. I have simply left it to the listener to draw the conclusions.
Randy:Initially I felt that as a Christian I wasnt bound by any format or preconceived idea as to what our music should sound like. So there was a bit of innocence in our approach. It was that honest outpouring of sound that simply reflected the music we most enjoyed. Wil is such a great lyricist he had ways of expressing biblical precepts in lyrical ways where every word just really held a lot of weight.
JL: You guys are also heavily involved in the wider Christian prog community how did that come together? Compilation CDs, Websites etc.
Randy: Well I think that like anything where there is a need there will be someone to fill it. I think our connection to Rick Wakeman initially was the spring board for a lot of it. Soon after, we discovered online communities where Christians gathered to express their fandom of all things Prog. I suppose the Christian subculture that produces a Christian counterpart to everything secular was partly to blame as well since there wasnt really any Christian version of a Prog band. Rick Wakeman in his solo work and Kerry Livgren were the only ones even associated with such a thing.
So in 2003 when a group of us online came up with the idea to create a compilation CD of all the Christian Prog bands that were available to us, CPR was born. Vol. 1 was a 2 disc set and since then we have put out 2 more. Each highlights bands in that genre. It just gives a face and a name to it. Kerry Livgren pointed out that nobody had ever done anything like that up that point. I really never thought about that until he mentioned it.
JL: Whats been the feedback to this particular aspect of your faith work?
Wil: The response is pretty much what I expected from the outset: we are not accessible enough to be marketable from a CCM standpoint, and many prog listeners shut us down right away because of the message of our songs. I dont mind this however because the music will get to whoever it wants to get to.
Randy:Well I can tell you without hesitation that we have received letters from people who have been touched by the songs. Some in precarious situations that credit our music with being the vehicle in which God literally saved them from the brink of suicide. But I doubt we will ever truly see all the full effect it has had.
JL: Do you find the prog community accepting of your message?
Wil: I think its about 60-40 against.
Randy: Well as you can imagine, the Christian fans really loved it, but the secular fans have a lot of mixed feelings about it. Everything from full blown hatred of anything remotely religious to the ones who dont mind it although admittedly not Christian (or religious at all) themselves. One thing about prog fans is they can separate the music from the lyrics so a lot of them like the music and dont like the lyrics.
JL: Just before we close lets talk about the live situation. Is Ajalon a band looking to play live often? And are you finding the opportunities to get on stage?
Randy: Ajalon is playing at RosFest
in May this year. We plan to do a show here is
Wil: Playing live - even in local venues - has proven to be fraught with difficulties on a number of levels. Being a prog
band in
JL: Lastly then if you were stuck on a dessert island tell me what five CDs youd like to have with you and why those particular ones?
1: Kenso- Zaiya Live (Some of the most kick-butt fusion/acid jazz I have ever heard in my everlovin LIFE)
2: Creedence Clearwater Revival- Chronicle (I love me some of that Swamp Rock)
3: Al Stewart- Time Passages Live (All my favorite Al Stewart songs, PLUS a totally filthy sax solo during the Pink Panther theme)
4: Brent Bourgeois- Come Join the Living World (Beautiful vocals, and the musical composition is just brilliant)
5: Enya- Shepherd Moon (What can I say? Im a sucker for pretty Irish women with deeply-haunting vocal arrangements
Well I can only list some CDs that I never get tired of In no particular order:
Genesis A Trick of the Tail
It Bites Once Around the World
Transatlantic - SMPTe
Steve Hackett Spectral Mornings
Yes Talk


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This is the final post about our New Year's eve dinner then back to baking.
To properly finish our Italian inspired New Year's Eve dinner I decided to bake one of my favourite cakes, torta caprese or chocolate almond cake from Capri. Capri is, gastronomically speaking, the home of some wonderful lemons: so what better than a strongly lemon flavoured custard to go with the cake? I tried some decoration on the custard, as you can see from the pic above, which was, as you'll see, easier than thought.
To start I prepared the custard: a standard custard recipe, any cookbook has one and they're all pretty much similar. I simply changed the classical vanilla flavouring to lemon by substituting a lemon peel for the vanilla pod. Normally the peel of one lemon would be enough for a custard made with 500 ml milk but I used it for half the amount, to get a stronger flavour. I wanted to serve the sauce cold so I continued stirring while it cooled to avoid the formation of the infamous "skin". In the meanwhile I talked a bit with Juliane, a friend of ours and one of the dinner guests, drinking a freshly made mango milk shake. Note to Daniela, my lovely wife: no reason to complain about the mango, that's what happens when some people cook and work and others sleep.
The cake itself is not pretty straightforward. The only challenging part, because it is so boring, was blanching and peeling the 250 grams (about 9 oz) almonds needed for the cake. Once done I put them in the oven to toast (I agree with what Deb said in one of her last posts, toasted almond rule!). Meanwhile I got started on the cake batter. First I whipped together 200 g. (7 oz) sugar with 150 g. (5.3 oz) butter till well mixed and fluffy and then added 4 eggs, adding each after the preceding one got incorporated in the batter. Then came the almonds, which I had taken out of the oven and ground to get pieces about as big as a peppercorn, and 200 grams (7 oz) of chocolate, melted in the microwave (great for melting choc). Last came 1 tsp baking powder and crumbled rusks. I used, following a tried recipe, 9 of these, crumbled very fine in the food processor. Unfortunately the cake was, at the end, a bit drier than I wished. I guess either my eggs were smaller than those I normally use or the rusks in Germany are bigger than the Italian ones. Either way I should have used one less probably. You could also used savoiardi biscuits (the ones used for tiramisù) crumbs. In that case I would take 12 biscuits (as they're much spongier).
The cake baked 40-45 minutes in a 180C (350F) hot oven, till firm in the middle, but not completely dry. Once ready, I turned off the oven and left the cake another 5 minutes and then moved it to a cooling rack. Once cool and before cutting it it got dusted with icing sugar.
For the finishing touch I first covered the cake dishes with a few tablespoon of lemon custard, then I drew, using a paper cornet, three concentric melted chocolate circles. To get the "abstract" effect I just ran a toothpick alternating upwards and downwards strokes. I had never tried this before and was surprised how easy and obvious this is. Still no need to spread the secret too much especially when it impresses the guests so much! :-)
The cake tasted nice (apart being slightly too dry), chocolate and almond taste well balanced and the lemon sauce was a good match... although if I think about it... next time I'll try orange and cointreau!. Should be even better!


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Buckwheat Farm
One of the last Livingston estates that has been continuously held by the Livingston family since the royal charter granted by King George I in 1715. This traditional 19th century 3 BR farmhouse is situated in the midst of 230 fertile acres with distant Catskill Mountain views, borders the rushing waters of the Roeliff Jansen Kill and has been in the same family for generations. The acreage sits on both sides of Buckwheat Bridge Road under a conservation easement held by the Scenic Hudson Land Trust thereby protecting its agrarian appeal as well as maintaining a significantly reduced annual property tax liability. This offering presents a unique opportunity to continue the tradition of farming in the Hudson Valley but with a new generation of farmers building upon the ever-growing farm-to-table movement. EXCLUSIVE
168 Buckwheat Bridge Road, Clermont NY
- Clermont NY
- Size: 2244 sf
- Lot Size: 230.2 acres
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 1
- Total rooms: 7
- Year built: 1860
- School District: Red Hook
- Estimated Taxes: $16,104
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Review: Zola Organic Hydrating Energy
Covers Products: Acai Berry, Dragon Fruit, Matcha Green Tea, Pineapple Coconut
Earlier this year, Zola announced "Zola 2.0," which featured new ownership and a plan for to restage both its packaging and a broader line of products. The recently announced Zola Hydrating Energy line is the company's first new offering since this announcement.
Launching in four flavors, Matcha Green Tea, Dragon Fruit, Acai Berry, and Pineapple Coconut, Zola Hydrating Energy utilizes coconut water, natural caffeine (extracted from coffee beans), and cane sugar in all of the formulations. Each can contains 120mg of caffeine and 230-240mg of potassium along with 90-110 calories and 20-23g of sugar.
From a taste perspective, these products are all quite palatable. They are relatively sweet (they are, after all, full calorie products) and tart, while the added coconut water seems to give the products a slightly tangy note to the finish. In our taste test, we found the slightly less fruity flavor of the Matcha Green Tea to be most "traditional" as far as organic/natural energy drinks go and we really enjoyed the combination of the coconut water and matcha flavors. As for the fruit offerings, Pineapple and Coconut was our favorite, with a very pleasing tropical taste. The two flavors paired nicely together. The last two, Dragon Fruit and Acai Berry, are pleasant tasting but a bit too similar to one another.
On the outside, the product utilizes a 12 oz. slim can that features a white background. It's busy, but nicely arranged with all of the elements cleanly stacked on the front of the can. The vibe is definitely that of a "clean" or "better for you" product, especially with the prime placement of the USDA Organic logo.
Lastly, there's the Zola brand. With its "2.0" redesign, the logo has a modern but slightly exotic look. It's clean and appealing to the eye, but it doesn't speak to some specific competency or benefit that might make a Zola energy drink credible or better than the competition. That said, it seems like the success of this line is very much contingent on Zola's ability to develop their entire suite of "Zola 2.0" products.
But for this particular line, gaining credibility and shelf space in the energy set is the immediate target. For that, the product largely hangs its hat on being organic and, to a lesser extent, having the added benefit of hydration. That said, we wonder if Zola shouldn't call out the benefits and functionality a bit more prominently than leaving them on the side of the can.
All in all, Zola's Hydrating Energy Drink line is a nice line extension for the brand and the natural energy drink segment. While it's hard to say how much it offers in the way of category innovation, it's a well-executed offering that's definitely on trend and can keep up with other full calorie offerings.


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One More New Bundle for Xbox One: Tom Clancy's The Division
Take Back New York.
Last week, I reported that Xbox was bring you two new ways to get with the One crowd. However, since then, they've announced a third option as well.
Beginning March 8th, Tom Clancy fans will be able to get their hands on the new 1TB Xbox One bundle featuring Tom Clancy's The Division bundle, which includes a full download of the game, at participating retailers and the Microsoft Store for $449.99 CAD.
Tom Clancy's The Division takes place weeks after a devastating pandemic sweeps through New York City on Black Friday. One by one, basic services fail and in only days, without food or water, society collapses into chaos. The Division, an autonomous unit of tactical agents leading seemingly ordinary lives among us, is activated to save society. In this immersive online open world action RPG, discover a hostile and dynamic environment where exploration and player progression are essential. Team up with other players to investigate the sources of the virus and reclaim the city from the overwhelming turmoil.
Unfortunately, those fans north of the border won't be able to partake in the closed beta that begins on January 8th; that's for those who pre-order in the States only, unfortunately.
David Oxford is a freelance writer of many varied interests. If you're interested in hiring him, please drop him a line at david.oxford (at) nyteworks.net.


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Exchange Bulletin
Mackenzie International Equity Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (QDXH) To Trade On Toronto Stock Exchange
Issuer: Mackenzie International Equity Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (the "ETF")
|Issued and Outstanding Securities
|Reserved Securities
|Issue Price
|Series E Units (the "Units")
|Listing category:
|Trading currency:
|Initial public offering of Units (the "Offering")
|Listing date:
|January 26, 2018 (as at 5:01 pm) in anticipation of closing of the Offering.
|Anticipated closing date:
|January 29 2018 (prior to the opening)
|Posted for trading date:
|January 29, 2018 (at the opening) subject to confirmation of closing of the Offering.
|Other market(s):
|Designated market maker:
|National Bank Financial Inc.
|Security ownership registration:
|CDS book-entry system
|Investor relations:
|Michael Cooke
Tel.: (416) 355-2492
|Exchange traded fund established as a trust under the laws of the Province of Ontario pursuant to a master declaration of trust dated June 3, 2016, including Schedule "A" thereto dated January 9, 2018.
|Manager and Trustee:
|Mackenzie Financial Corporation
|Fiscal year end:
|March 31
|Nature of business:
|The ETF seeks to replicate, to the extent reasonably possible and before fees and expenses, the performance of the Solactive GBS Developed Markets ex North America Large & Mid Cap Hedged to CAD Index, or any successor thereto. It invests primarily in equity securities of developed countries outside of Canada and the U.S., either directly or indirectly, with its foreign currency hedged back to the Canadian dollar.
|Transfer agent and registrar:
|TSX Trust Company at its principal office in Toronto.
|Cash distributions on Units of the ETF will be paid quarterly.
|Not applicable
|Offering document:
|Prospectus dated January 9, 2018 which is available at www.SEDAR.com. Capitalized terms not otherwise defined herein are as defined in the Prospectus.
|Initial public offering:
|10,000 Units will be issued at a subscription price of $100 per Unit. The ETF is authorized to issue an unlimited number of Units, each of which represents an equal, undivided interest in the Units' proportionate share of the assets of the ETF. Units of the ETF are being issued and sold on a continuous basis and there is no maximum number of Units that may be issued.
|TSX contact:
|Julie K. Shin,
Director, Listed Issuer Services,
Toronto Stock Exchange.


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Carat appointed to the SA Government's Media Panel
Views 14/02/2019
The South Australian Government has appointed Carat Adelaide to its Media Panel, following a detailed tender process.
The win provides Carat Adelaide the opportunity to work on the South Australian Government's brand media campaigns.
The Panel will work with government clients on all activity outside of functional / non-campaign media.
Speaking on the appointment, Carat Adelaide Managing Director, Vikki Friscic said: "The South Australian Government tender process was extensive and thorough, and I am extremely proud of the work Carat produced throughout the tender process.
"The South Australian Government was looking for future-focused media partners who would work collaboratively with government clients. Carat is a business focused on delivering innovative solutions for our clients and working alongside them to achieve their marketing goals.
"We cannot wait to start work with government clients, and are passionate about delivering the best results possible for the people of South Australia."
The appointment caps off a brilliant 2018 for Carat Adelaide, realising several new business wins as well as greater alignment with Carat Australia, and several other Dentsu Aegis Network brands.
Carat ANZ Managing Director, Simon Williams said: "Carat is focussed on business intelligence and market first innovation – as such, the South Australian Government is a perfect match for us. Through this extensive process, the team were fixated on disrupting legacy practices and consistently challenging ourselves to do things better and with difference.
"It is this new world approach to performance that will continue to drive progressive client partnerships. We are looking forward to announcing a couple of other client wins in the coming weeks."
Department of the Premier and Cabinet Communications Director, Jehad Ali, congratulated Carat Adelaide on the appointment.
"After a thorough and independently-evaluated tender process, I am excited by the decision to appoint three South Australian-based businesses to provide advertising media services to the South Australian Government, and congratulate Carat Adelaide on their appointment.
"In selecting a panel of agencies, we open up the opportunity for a wider range of local suppliers to be able to compete for government communications projects.
"The media landscape has changed significantly, and it was crucial we appointed agencies that could deliver contemporary media strategies to efficiently and effectively communicate with local, national and international audiences."


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There are many ways to explore and travel Taipei
Those who have been to Taipei would unanimously agree that it is one of the easiest cities to travel in.
"If you get lost, just look for the 101 and start again," advised the policeman I had stopped to ask for directions. "The building is the centre of Taipei!"
And he had been right. I rotate my map a few rounds to get my bearing, aligning the little picture to the tall, bamboo like building on my right, I knew instantly where I should be going next.
Taipei 101
Taipei 101, what used to be the world's tallest building before being surpassed by the rapid building projects of the Dubai, is beautiful. Layers of flooring were distinctively designed to symbolize the segments of bamboo, a combination of modern architecture with oriental ideas. Despite losing its title in height, the lifts that take visitors to the observation deck are still the world's fastest elevators with perhaps also the world's friendliest elevator service.
"Welcome to Taipei 101," greeted our smiling attendant. The doors closed silently and the room darkened with the ceiling sparkling with blue and white lights like stars in the night. As the elevator hummed all the way up to the 89th floor where the observation deck was, the attendant had already finished giving a small introduction to the Taipei 101, in four different languages.
I didn't expect this experience to be any different to all other observation deck experiences from visiting other towers in the world, however it gave me a chance to have a good look at the surrounds of the Taipei basin.
Standing on the edge of the room and looking down beneath me I saw a labyrinth of closely constructed buildings separated by streets of various sizes stretching out in all different direction; parks small and large dotted around the city where many people gather in the morning for their Tai-chi and exercise sessions; thrones of taxies, all painted in yellow move slowly in and out of streets like water being neatly managed in an irrigation system; traffic didn't seem as chaotic as one would imagine for a city with 272 square kilometers of land inhabiting almost three million people, and I think I know why.
Travel Taipei by the efficient MRT
Taipei has one of the most efficient Mass Rapid Transport (MRT) systems in the world. The first line of the metro opened in 1996 and the network has since then expanded to ten lines providing frequent, inexpensive and reliable service across the greater Taipei area. This has been a success in managing the city's traffic and eased the transport options for residents and travelers alike, making it easier to travel Taipei.
I took the MRT to Muzha Zoo and found the system easy and friendly to use. I was reminded in four different languages: Mandarin, Taiwanese, Hakka (not the New Zealand Maori version) and English, that my station is coming up next, and when we do reach the station, neat lines of commuters wait patiently by the door until the last of the passengers are off the carriage. The Muzha line is connected with the Maokong gondola, conveniently for travelers to the city to visit the tea plantations and tea houses before heading back to the city centre for its vibrant nightlife.
The Taipei nightlife
The Taiwanese work hard. From the young to the old, most people spend on average ten hours a day in schools and offices, and life is especially busy in this busy financial hub. Yet, Taipei dwellers still know how to have fun, and it is common for most people to head straight to shopping centers night cafes or the nearest night market to unwind and relax. At one of the night markets I watch a group of college youth huddling around a stall holder selling baby ducks, they laugh and share a joke, leaving a day's hard work behind them so they can enjoy the couple of hours spent in leisure.
Reflecting on this on top of the 101 I decide this must be a city to be admired. I slurp on my cup of bubble milk tea and head back down to ground level in search of dinner. I did not have to look far; around the corner is a small eatery selling the popular beef noodle soup. A plump man with a large white apron greets me as I take a seat and promptly throw another roll of noodles into the large pot of boiling water, while I consult my MRT map for corners of Taipei to explore the next day.
Story by Amy McPherson
Based in Sydney, Australia, Amy is a writer stuck in the corporate world. A Business Analyst by profession, she works her life around travelling and has managed to squeeze in postgraduate studies in writing somewhere in between. Amy met her husband in 2006 while working on a community development project in Peru, and the travel-holic pair celebrated their love by getting married in Vanuatu in 2010. Amy keeps a blog on various travel topics at www.footprintsandmemories.com.


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The Message of the Table: The Bread is Given (Aug 2012)
By Matt Dabbs
By Keith Brenton
Luke's opening chapter leaves no doubt that the Child foretold in centuries past will be born an extraordinary child. Angels appear. A forerunner is prophesied. A Messiah is promised. The fetal forerunner John leaps in his mother Elizabeth's womb. Mary sings. Zechariah sings. And in chapter two, all of heaven sings while dazed shepherds keep watch over the innocent, newborn Lamb of God.
But the prophecies are not all kind and fair. When the parents bring their eight-day-old Son to the temple for circumcision, the elderly prophet Simeon seems to sing his praise and prayer for God's salvation – and for release from this life. He holds the Child and blesses Him and confirms His destiny: to cause the rising and falling of many in Israel … to be a sign spoken against … to reveal the thoughts and hearts of many. And he tells Mary that a sword will pierce her own soul, too. It is a dark revelation, relieved only moments later when the prophetess Anna begins telling everyone around that this Child would bring the redemption of Jerusalem.
A Prayer for the Bread
God and Father, You behold past, present and future. You weave them to Your purpose. You create life, give life, restore life. Your promises never fail. So we sing to You our praise of thanksgiving for the redemption of our lives, our bodies … through the Body of Your Son. We cherish Him in this bread, which nourishes body and soul. Amen.
A Prayer for the Cup
Merciful and Just One; Loving and Righteous God: thank You for giving Your Son, the Only of Your creation to remain as innocent as a newborn throughout the span of life. Through His blood, we fallen may rise again. Through His blood, the thoughts of our hearts are revealed. Through His blood, a sword pierces our own souls, too. Through His blood, we find redemption from sin. Through His name, we thank you for this cup: Amen.
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The legislative proposal is available in Romanian language and can be reviewed at the following official link.
Among the most important measures proposed, we note the following:
Data controllers may process the national identification number (CNP or the number of the identity card / passport) in those cases provided by art. 6 par. (1) of the GDPR Regulation. The data processing grounded on legitimate interest (art. 6 paragraphs 1, letter f)) becomes possible under the condition that certain guaranties are established in the process, such as: (i) establishing certain technical and organizational measures to ensure confidentiality and security – art. 32 GDPR; (ii) appointing a data protection officer within the undertaking – art. 8 GDPR; (iii) adherence to an approved code of conduct in light of art. 40 GDPR; (iv) establishing specific retention periods for data in consideration of the processing purpose; and (v) also periodically training of the responsible personnel.
The draft law also provides that the processing of genetic, biometric or health data for purposes of an automatic decision-making process is prohibited, except for processing carried out by or on behalf of public authorities. The prohibition cannot be avoided through the consent of the data subject.
Regarding the public sector the maximum fines for public authorities (national or local) are proposed to be limited to 100.000 RON for non-compliance with the certification procedures and 200.000 RON for breaching the principles of processing, including the requirement for consent or data transfer.
The draft law also provides for transitional measures for the settlement of complaints registered before May 25. Thus, the new provisions shall also apply to notifications registered prior to 25 May and which are still pending. In case the Regulation and the law establishes a more stringent sanction, any violation under the Regulation and the law committed before May 25 can be sanctioned in accordance with the provisions of the normative deeds in force at the date of their commencement.
Romanian Law Implementing The GDPR Has Been Submitted To The Senate
The legislative proposal is available in Romanian language and can be reviewed at the following official link.


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I was wondering when we can start giving the kids bubble baths. One of them has skin that is prone to drying out so we haven't started yet. They are 21 months and I am really excited to have some fun with bubbles and think they would too. I just don't want to dry their skin out if anyone can recommend a good bubble bath or age to start, I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks


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Kriss KennedyMr. Kennedy was assigned as the Regional Administrator in the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Region IV office, located in Arlington, TX, in June 2016.
Prior to his current position, Mr. Kennedy served as the Deputy Regional Administrator in Region IV, Director of the Division of Reactor Projects in Region IV and the Director of the Division of Reactor Safety in the NRC's Region II office in Atlanta, Georgia. Mr. Kennedy joined the NRC in 1988 as a License Examiner in Region IV. He has held positions in the Division of Reactor Safety and the Division of Reactor Projects as Project and Senior Project Engineer, Resident Inspector at Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Station, Senior Resident Inspector at Arkansas Nuclear One, and Branch Chief. Mr. Kennedy has also completed temporary assignments to the Office of the Executive Director of Operations and the Office of Nuclear Security and Incident Response. He was a member of the NRC's Diagnostic Evaluation Team at Zion Nuclear Power Plant, the Independent Safety Assessment Team at Maine Yankee Atomic Power Company, and participated as a member of the International Atomic Energy Agency Operational Safety Review Team at the Mochovce Nuclear Power Plant in the Slovak Republic. Mr. Kennedy received the Presidential Rank Meritorious Executive Award in 2015.
Prior to joining the NRC, Mr. Kennedy served as a nuclear qualified submarine officer in the United States Navy. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1981.
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