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140 Weathervane Lane, Buena Vista
The Farm is pocket community within walking distance of Main Street in Buena Vista. The Farm is designed around a "pocket" community concept where each home is accessed from the back of the lot along one-way roads; and the front of each home has a porch that opens onto community green spaces. The Farm HOA will maintain the community green spaces and will also help to maintain the architectural consistency of the community. The green spaces are all grass with a variety of trees. They feature fire-pits, seating areas, exterior lighting and more. This land design creates opportunity for building relationships and expanding community. The Farm is the first major development in the Rockies to create a high quality neighborhood at affordable prices. The Farm is about 1 mile south of this Main Street in Buena Vista. It is also about .5 miles south of the brand new Middle and High Schools. Buena Vista is nestled below the Collegiate Peaks on the Arkansas River and features a thriving outdoor community. Main Street is the heart of our town with coffee shops. restaurants, bars, gear shops and even our own distillery. NO SHORT TERM RENTALS IN THE FARM. The Glenn model being offered is well furnished: stainless farm sink with one bowl, stainless appliance package, kitchen convenience package, upgraded lighting package, premium cabinetry,Comfort Cove radiant heat throughout, and stackable washer/dryer. An 8' x 12' storage shed is included in the fenced backyard. AVAILABLE IN November, 2020. Immediate possession upon successful closing and transfer of funds.Status: Pending
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Oh yes, we love a summertime bop!
Major Lazer have stepped it up.
Diplo and co. were inescapable in summer 2015 with "Lean On" and they tried to recreate the magic with the Bieber-assisted "Cold Water" last year but the song fell flat compared to their other material. What about this summer?
Well, Major Lazer have definitely got themselves a winner with "Know No Better": a bouncy dance track that keeps their trademark tropical sound but goes harder than the muted drop of "Cold Water" or low-key "Run Up".
Camila Cabello carries the hook while Travi$ Scott delivers his catchiest rhymes heard thus far and Quavo drops in for his verse near the end.
Pool parties, road trips, tanning on the beach, red cup house parties, in the club… this is the perfect soundtrack for it all.
Listen to "Know No Better" below.
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Lately I've been pulling more and more items from my 'hobby closet'. Lots of stuff I have not touched literally for decades. I had my Dexter Press Orioles near the top of a box because I had scanned and blogged a few some months back.
These are just beautiful items. Rich in color and featuring an easily recognizable Memorial Stadium as a backdrop (at least for most of them). And the set comes from the best days of the Orioles franchise. If you look to the right of Moe Drabowsky you can even see the famous white houses that sat out behind the hedges on 36th. When I went to Baltimore to see the O's my uncle usually got seats in the upper deck behind 3rd but those wooden bleachers in left field was where I sat for the '69 Playoff games and the '83 World Series. Wonderful memories for me.
But back when I stored these in binders the four pocket pages I used contained PVC. They pretty much all did back them. Ultra Pro pages were not widely used until later. While I put most of my cards in quality sheets some things remained in the cheap ones and these postcards were in that group. I have managed to remove the bulk of this set from the crappy four pockets without much more damage than a loss of gloss. But the Andy Etchebarren postcard was a victim of too much PVC and not enough TLC while removing it. That's a nice rip in the upper part of the card as you can see.
I don't have many regrets concerning the hobby and how I have collected stuff but not heeding the warnings about cheap vinyl sheets is one of them.


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Spanish Word for cotillion
English Word: cotillion
Spanish Word: cotillón
Now you know how to say cotillion in Spanish. :-)
Spanish Word: cotillón
Now you know how to say cotillion in Spanish. :-)
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After finishing our two weeks of Spanish lessons in Peru, we were ready for our next adventure. We got a bus straight from the border of Peru to Quito which took 12 hours. The trip was exhausting, but I have to admit that it was not too bad considering that it only cost us 10 dollars (US). La ciudad de Quito is split into 2 parts. The old city which is a UNESCO world heritage site and the...
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Office Phone: (805) 248-8401
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Discussion Board for collaboration related to QlikView App Development.
We have a same dashboard present on Server A to Server B.
We observed that the performance of the dashboard on Server B is slower than that of Server A.
If the dashboards present on both the servers are exact same in design, data and memory.
What are the others factors that are affecting the performance.
What all factors should we compare on both the servers to figure out why the performance is slow on Server B.
Kindly guide.
If both the servers are of same configuration, I would start with checking things like:
- Which services/processes (if any), consuming resources in server b, may be other dashboards or anti-virus
- Compare network latency for servers
Hi Another hint, I would also check Bios settings if on physical servers:
Best regards,
This all factors in on Qlik performance:
Once those are compared, it's a matter of looking into what else on the machine may be draining resources, or if behaviour patterns of users might have changed, requiring more resources now than before.
I have one more to add to Sonja's list, Windows Control Panel Power Options, be sure that is set to High or Maximum Performance and not Balanced, as sometimes in the Balanced setting, the CPUs are not able to hit their turbo frequency thus causing a pretty significant performance hit too.


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TigerPOS was developed by a team of experienced liquor store owners to solve an array of challenges they encountered.
As such, this system boasts of a range of liquor-specific features you will not find in other retail POS systems. You will also find it to be intuitive, specialized and cost-efficient.
Beverage consumption in the US throughout 2018 was about 202 billion liters of liquid, with alcoholic beverages accounting for about 16.5 percent of the volume (Source).
This is expected to increase significantly in the coming years. Using the best liquor store POS system will help you manage your business appropriately, hence benefit from this growth.
As a retailer, the solution will help you merge your daily operation, manage the inventory, customers, and margins. Throughout this TigerPOS review, you will learn why thousands of liquor and wine retailers have chosen this solution.
Who's TigerPOS?
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With more than 30 years of experience in the industry, TigerPOS is a point-of-sale system developer that is based in Denver, CO USA.
Since 1987, the provider had been offering some of the best POS software and inventory control solutions for retailers.
The Tiger liquor POS system is one of the innovative solutions by the provider. This platform is loaded with an assortment of beneficial capabilities for wine and liquor retailers.
According to most of its current users, the system is intuitive, customizable and feature-rich.
Tiger POS Benefits
- The intuitive and easy-to-use software interface
- PCI compliant software
- The affordable integrated credit card processor
- Features house accounts/AR
- capable o tracking customer purchases
- Verifies buyer age
- A features gift card and loyalty capabilities
- Offers creative purchase orders
- Allows you to import data from another POS system
- Has a preloaded liquor store database with more than 14,500 items
- Supports DVR, and QuickBooks integration
- Equipped with a shelf labeling system
- Detailed and in-depth reports
Possible Drawbacks
It may take you some time to learn how to use the system, especially for the more advanced capabilities. Again, customizing its layout to suit your business is rather demanding.
TigerPOS System Pricing
TigerPOS software company is renowned for its industry-specific POS software for liquor and wine retail stores. Since the solution is tailored to the requirements of such businesses, you should expect it to cost more than standard retail POS systems.
However, the provider does not disclose its cost on the official website. Instead, you are required to contact the provider to get a precise quote and demo based on your specific needs. The TigerPOS System cost will mainly depend on the number of locations and terminals required.
TigerPOS System Key Features
Adobe of the best industry-specific POS systems, TigerPOS helps liquor ad wine store owners identify discrepancies in the stock, with complete visibility over the inventory volume.
The solution will also automate item discounts and allow you to manage the margins in your business.
It is also capable of tracking the inventory by pack size and features loyalty programs to attract and retain customers. Discussed below are several other aspects that make TigerPOS stand out from other retail POS systems:
Precise Inventory Management
The Tiger POS system is packed with all the features liquor retailers need to keep an accurate track of the merchandise. As a matter of fact, it will help you monitor your stock from the date it was purchased to the day it was sold.
The sales and transaction reports generated by the system will show the date sold, amount purchased and margin for each. Other inventory management capabilities you will come to like about this system include:
Selling and Tracking of Items by Size
With TigerPOS implemented in your liquor store, you will be able to purchase and sell every inventory item by size.
For instance, it will allow you to create relationships between single items, 12 packs, 6 packs, and even crates.
In an effort to boost sales, the system allows you to sell and track an array of craft beer packs.
If a single item is sold from a six-pack, the system will automatically adjust the inventory, by deducting one from the six-packs and adding 5 to the singles.
By so doing, it will streamline the management of pack sizes and inventory levels in your business.
Liquor-Specific Database
Despite their different business models, almost all the liquor and wine retail stores in the country stock the same products. This is why TigerPOS features a preloaded database of the products commonly found in such stores.
With a preloaded list of more than 1,400 items, large liquor store owners will have an easy time building an inventory database. This feature has been proven to save businesses a considerable amount of time.
Data Importation
If you were using another POS system before upgrading to TigerPOS, chances are that you already have a complete inventory database on that system.
To save you even more time during the initial setup, Tiger POS allows you to import data from your previous POS system.
With this capability, you will not need to start from scratch after installing the Tiger liquor store POS system. Instead, you can import the inventory, and customer databases and information from the previous system.
Shelf Labeling System
This is essentially a labeling solution that allows you to design and print shelf tags. The system is specifically designed to make liquor product tags that fit into the gondolas. The tags will include such information as Product description, UPC code, and price.
This makes it even easier for you to monitor your stock levels through the POS system.
Purchase Orders
Purchasing decisions in a liquor and wine store need to be based on stringent analytics, and proper rationale.
TigerPOS features a set of tools to help you place the right purchase order(s) at the right time.
The software allows you to generate purchase orders based on date range, preset thresholds or a number of days.
Either way, it will take the guesswork out of the process.
In-Depth Reporting
To run a successful business, you need to be well informed about the business at all times. The intelligent Reporting capabilities of the TigerPOS are designed to do just that. Following installation, the software will automatically monitor the various aspects of your business continually.
Based on the collected information, it can generate more than 100 different types of detailed reports. From the POS system, you will be able to view, print or even export the various reports to Spreadsheet.
As such, it will continually furnish you with accurate and real-time data to back your pricing and purchasing decisions. Reports will help you understand how various items are selling, the value of your stock, and profitability trends.
Exception-Based Reporting
This is one of the exceptional capabilities of the system, helping you to combat inventory shrinkage.
The detailed exception reports are generated by the employees and often include important details.
For instance, it will include the name of the product as well as the time it was voided, deleted, discounted or returned. As a manager, such information will allow you to drill down to such specifics to the actual barcode.
TigerPOS Customer Support
Customer Support at TigerPOS is reachable on several channels and is highly responsive. To get an accurate quote, simply fill the request form on this site. For urgent help on different problems, the provider lists several contacts you may use.
If you are within Denver Colorado 80247, you should dial the local customer support number, which is 303-331-9837. If you would rather call the provider toll-free, you should use 866-611-8587. To talk to the sales team at TigerPOS, call 303-331-9837 or use 303-331-9837 for technical support.
Our Final Verdict
A complete overview of the inventory and sales, age verification, powerful Reporting, and intuitive design are some of the best things about TigerPOS.
It offers such features as age verification, inventory tracking, case pricing, and a touchscreen interface. Such features are also present in liquor store POS systems like Heartland POS and CashierLive.
Having been designed by experienced liquor retailers, you can rest assured that the TigerPOS system has all the features you need.
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Fortleben: The Surviving Structure.
This summer intensive was the brightest and sunniest summit of the 2010-2011 year for me, no matter the actual weather in Vancouver that some called disappointing. For the sake of not uttering empty statements I could offer a brief review of it in a more or less chronological order: our group presentations were highly informative, provided many interesting vantage points into the discourses that started a year ago; we have held fruitful discussions of each others' practices, learned how to organize critiques and offer judgements that "spring from a work of art's logic and… go beyond and against its limitations" (Sven Lutticken, 53). We learned how to organize our work within a group exhibition, while making compromises and decisions based on the idea of best exposure for everyone's work. We also enjoyed a diversity of visiting artists' presentations and had a glimpse into their experience of the contemporary art contexts. My group and I enjoyed and 'endured' the visiting artists' critiques and registered every piece of advice for immediate and future use. We roamed shows together and exchanged opinions on readings.
I deliberately account for the Seminar in Dialogues and Interactions as undivided from the rest of the 2011 summer intensive because the seminar bears the name that could easily encompass the whole experience of the period since May 24 till July 30. That in my opinion, comprised what was the most valuable in the intensive – the dialogues and interactions with our instructors, fellow students, and visiting artists. The more focused outcomes and the more specific for my own artistic persona I dare put into the form of a hybrid between a credo and a 'things to do' list which might also resemble a manifesto:
- Never send to know for whom they speak, write or toll. Peel your eyes, open your ears: they speak, write, and toll for thee.
- Travel light. Do not hoard. Shake off the unnecessary. ("Take away the elements in order of apparent non importance" (The Game).
- Be voracious in reading but … go back to #2.
- Pursue self-reflexivity and re-contextualization.
- If you are prone to crumbling under questioning – have no fear – crumble! You will rebuild yourself later. You will rebuild yourself stronger.
- Friendly critiques are friendly. Seek the ferocious ones: they will kick you off-balance. That is the best position for a new start.
- Do not dismiss aggressive critiques/ critics. They have a point/position. Find out what that is.
- Crisis is an inevitable step in critical and self-critical process.
- If you hesitate between a facade touch-ups and demolition in your practice – go for demolition: "deep inside you know you deserve it!" (Joyce Lindermulder, 2010, 2011)
- Embrace the idea of kenosis – self-emptying in the spirit of openness to signals from above. Remember: new truths can strike at any time. Be radically open.
- "Judgement needs a critical ethos beyond a friendly set of checks and balances. It needs to be repeatedly deconstructed from within" (Tirdad Zolghadr, 13)
- Never shy away from questioning the questions, critiquing critics, and judging judges. Make sure the feedback you receive is really useful.
- Dissolve sugar-coats. Get to the core.
- Eleventh hour aspect is a friend, not a foe. Under pressure – act, do not idle.
- Chat over drinks with those who read annotations only. Have long conversations with those who indulge in reading from cover to cover. Always take notes.
- Learn how to use your work as a conveyer, not as a container (Atom Egoyan, 26).
- Never start your statements with "I might be mistaken but…" Speak up only when you have something to say. Noise is a major pollutant.
- Re-evaluate you own position as often as needed. Never sleep on it.
- Admire great innovative projects of others. Spread the word. "Create new audiences" (Kristina Lee Podesva, 124).
- Count yourself in. Not only others put things on the map. You do too.
- Asap: Decide whether your research is practice-led or theory-driven.
- "Welcome professional uncertainty, apprehension and interruption as good, clean, crazy fun" (Tirdad Zolghadr, 20).
- Self-centeredness is not self-indulgent: talk about yourself. "We have nothing but our better or worse selves through which to process the world" (Tom Morton, 35).
- Do not try to squeeze your life-story in a 15 minutes presentation. Describe a project instead. Let them ask questions.
- Follow the model of critique offered by Kristina Lee Podesva:
a. Describe what you see/ experience in a piece
b. Offer your interpretations of the piece
c. Come up with questions clarifying the artist's intentions
d. Receive the artist's answers; discuss them
26. Go back to square #2. Often.
Works Cited:
- Egoyan, Atom. "Surface Tension", Image and Territory, Toronto: Wilfred Laurier University Press, 2006.
- Lutticken, Sven. "A Tale of Two Criticisms" from Khonsary, Jeff, O'Brian, Melanie, eds. Judgement and Contemporary Art Criticism. Vancouver: Artspeak and Fillip Editions, 2010.
- Morton, Tom. "Three or Four Types of Intimacy" from Khonsary, Jeff, O'Brian, Melanie, eds. Judgement and Contemporary Art Criticism. Vancouver: Artspeak and Fillip Editions, 2010.
- Lee Podesva, Kristina, ed. "Panel One" from Khonsary, Jeff, O'Brian, Melanie, eds. Judgement and Contemporary Art Criticism. Vancouver: Artspeak and Fillip Editions, 2010.
- Zolghadr, Tirdad. "Worse than Kenosis" from Khonsary, Jeff, O'Brian, Melanie, eds. Judgement and Contemporary Art Criticism. Vancouver: Artspeak and Fillip Editions, 2010.
Fortleben. The Surviving Structure. (From a Dialogue on the Way Home).
- I am thinking of making a sculpture or an installation this fall.
- Really? Like what?
- Well, right now I see it as a structure made of wooden panels… maybe, 1/3 or 2/3-s; vertical structure standing 7' or so high and about 3' wide…
- A door? Seriously? It has been done to death! Quite banal too, I would say. (With fear I notice a grin on my husband's face)
- Yes, I know. In my abstract sculpture class we had this assignment of starting with a door and making a sculpture around it. No, there will be no door – maybe just a doorframe or something that can be associated with a doorway.
- And what will that mean?
- Passages. Leaving. Also fear of unknown: if I found a structure like that in the middle of nowhere, I would be too superstitious to walk through it. And I was always scared to leave… But also an 'opening' – you know Chris said that by introducing lines, map elements and other signifiers I possibly "just cracked my method open" for others. I think by "method" he means my abstract print that I always think as 'my landscape language' or something that has survived from all the moving and fleeing experience. I believe he was viewing it as just as a mindless process.
- Do you think a process – any process can be mindless?
- Chewing? No, I know what you mean. No I do not think that painting process is just a mindless pouring or a mark-making. Not unless you close your eyes. Even so – you made a choice to close them, right? But I want my art to mean more. Or to convey more. I do not think I managed to do this too well up to this point. This structure will tell more, I believe.
- How so?
- It comes from theory. Jacques Derrida in The Ear of the Other speaks of the internal border that exists between the two bodies: the body of work and the actual physical border of the author. If you try to divide these two bodies the line is blurred and you can't make sense of it any longer. That's why my work is about my experience – immigration, mapping, re-building identity.
- I know, but what with that door – ?
- That is just a continuation of the same thought – for me at least – in the same book there is a chapter "Roundtable on Translation" where Derrida quotes Walter Benjamin's essay "The Task of the Translator": when you translate from other languages (and from several, too) and still want to understand a text as an original – you have to understand it independently of its living conditions – the conditions obviously of its author's life. Here Derrida contradicts himself – he just said it is impossible. But he agrees with Walter Benjamin when the latter says you have to understand it instead in its "surviving structure" – he calls it Fortleben. So I thought: if you strip my work which is an embodied experience bare of all the junk, all the untranslatable "living conditions" – what skeleton will remain standing that will still signify the hardships of passages? – I thought of that structure – the doorframe…
My husband looks straight at the road ahead. He does not say anything. I do not ask for comments – I am still thinking. In the next half-hour when I am dozing off, I see that structure, exposed to the elements, surviving the summer thunderstorms, covered with ice in the winter, looking beaten and half-rotten by the arrival of spring 2012… Maybe fallen on the ground with some new arrogant spring growth all around. Still surviving…
Works Cited:
- Benjamin, Walter. "The Task of the Translator", Illuminations. Zohn, Harry, trans. Arendt, Hannah, ed. 1968. New York: Schocken Books, 2007, Print.
- Derrida, Jacques. The Ear of the Other, 1982. University of Nebraska Press, 1988. Print


text: HeadShot Posted June 17, 2018 I no longer have time to continue working on Arma content, so I'm handing out the stuff I've been working on for arma in the hopes one of you can get it into the game. I have an M16A1 and I managed to get it in-game but it still needs some work. There's some texture work it needs and modifications to the model.cfg. I also got permission from wsxcgy to edit his mod and remove the SAF dependency, I removed everything and all the content is in-game working just fine, all it needs is some bug testing. If anyone would like to take up the mantle, here's a link M16A1: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1NcO4aYb_4mIqjPjr8LYy7pTso8ReKy8V RHS Retextures: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ZULukHqtOYlAt7fJihlmDU3F9bvRI61x Quote Share this post Link to post


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This Creamy Tarragon Chicken Salad is the perfect chicken salad for a spring brunch or a light summer meal serves on top of a plate of mixed greens.
I've been waiting and waiting to make this salad, but it has been quite difficult to find fresh tarragon in stores around here.
I finally found some at Sunflower Farmer's Market, though the other weeks I checked they were out.
I'm definitly considering planting some tarragon in my garden this year so I can make this whenever I chose, not whenever the stores decide to carry tarragon!
I don't really have a lot to say about this salad besides how much I enjoyed it.
And how easy it was.
It was a perfect lighter feeling dinner for a warm day and was full of flavor.
The brining kept the chicken super moist.
Baking it wrapped in foil really helped pack in the flavor of the tarragon.
We had baked red potato fries (just toss with olive oil, salt & pepper – bake at 450 degree F) and pomegranate tangerine herbal iced tea with it.
The whole meal felt refreshing.
For dessert we enjoyed Almond Butter Cookies.
Leftovers for tonight and I can't wait!
Creamy Tarragon Chicken Salad
This Creamy Tarragon Chicken Salad is the perfect chicken salad for a spring brunch or a light summer meal serves on top of a plate of mixed greens.
- 3 large boneless, skinless chicken breast
- 4 c water
- 4 Tbs kosher salt
- 1 stem fresh tarragon
- pepper
- 2/3 cup sour cream
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- fresh tarragon leaves from 2-3 stems
- 2 green onions, sliced thin
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/2 tsp freshly ground pepper
- 2 ribs celery, diced
- 2 cups red seedless grapes, halved
- 1/3 cup pecans, chopped
- mixed greens
- Dissolve salt in water.
- Pour into a gallon sized ziplock bag.
- Submerge chicken in brining solution for 30 minutes.
- Remove, pat dry.
- Place chicken on a large sheet of foil.
- Sprinkle with black pepper.
- Place leaves from 1 stem of fresh tarragon all over the chicken. Fold the foil up.
- Bake at 350 degrees F for 45 minutes, or until chicken measures 160 degrees F with a meat thermometer.
- Dice chicken and set aside in refrigerator to cool.
- Meanwhile, blend sour cream through pepper in a food processor or blender. Stirring and scraping sides periodically.
- Combine sauce with celery, grapes, and chilled chicken.
- Serve chilled on a bed of mixed greens and garnish with chopped pecans.
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Nutrition InformationYield 8 Serving Size 1
Amount Per Serving Calories 268Saturated Fat 4gTrans Fat 0gProtein 16g


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Further, any information related to the device can then be accessed by the person handling the spy tool with the help of this established connection. You will not have to run here and there and can monitor the activities of the person sitting at a centered location. A man's location should just be observed with their authorization. For instance, tracking your beau's GPS location to ensure they are really working late. Its GPS tracking feature is one of the most prominent features which allows you to track your child's location easily. If the tracked mobile phone is an Android Phone device it will need to be Root to use full all features. Oppo A71 is the newest release from Oppo, it is a median budget smart phone that's abundant with numerous features. With the help of SS7 hackers and cybercriminals can easily get into your phones without any exploit or back door installed inside your phone. 110% of teens have cell phones in America.
They have nothing to do with Cloud data storage, which complicates the situation; however, there is a way out. It blocked out the call. Tracking free cell phone spy without access to target phone , call logs, social media accounts, internet browsing. Remote control option is available for all tracking applications despite the price. 13. Have a control over installed apps. All their texts, photos, GPS location, emails are sent to your Control Panel. However, a text message spy such as Auto Forward keeps track of a device's call log including the number dialed or received, the duration of the call, and the time the call was sent or received. Every spying app claims either to spy on a phone without holding possession of it, or spy on the phone without installation of its software on the targeted device. There are different variations of it, but basically, it's a harmless way of keeping people who have been deliberately causing you trouble out of your hair. Numerous occupations include being out in the field particularly for business people.
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Charges have been filed against a suspect arrested in a fatal hit-and-run traffic accident at 700 Link Road about 11:10 p.m. last Saturday (September 27).
The suspect, Eduardo Luna Torres (H/m, 30), is charged with failure to stop and render aid involving death in the 230th State District Court. He is accused for his role in the death of Jose Benjamin Mendez-Manzano, 63.
A photo of suspect Torres is attached to this news release.
HPD Vehicular Crimes Division Sergeant T. Trometer and Officer J. Best reported:
Mr. Mendez-Manzano was riding a bicycle westbound on Link Road when he was struck by a pickup truck of an unknown make or model. The driver of the pickup, also traveling westbound, did not stop and fled the scene. Mendez-Manzano was transported to Memorial Hermann Northwest Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Witnesses later told investigators the suspect was driving a red truck.
Days after the accident, the suspect (Torres) contacted investigators and stated he was driving a red Ford F-150 that struck the bicyclist. Torres was arrested without incident and subsequently charged.


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Professionals is the largest employing occupation group in Australia (accounting for almost one in every four workers). This group recorded the largest employment growth of any group over the past five years (up by 476,100 or 18.7%). Significant numbers of jobs were created for
- Registered Nurses (up by 42,600)
- Software and Applications Programmers (37,900)
- Advertising and Marketing Professionals (26,700).
There are marked differences in the representation of men and women across occupations in the Professionals group. Around 74% of Health Professionals and 73% of Education Professionals are female, but 83% of ICT Professionals are male.
Are qualifications required?
Most Professional jobs require a bachelor degree or higher qualification (76% of Professionals have this level of qualification), so university study is the main pathway for employment. Reflecting the time it takes to gain the relevant qualifications, a relatively low proportion of Professionals are aged 15 to 24 years.
In which industries do Professionals work?
Around two thirds of Professionals are employed across just three industries: Health Care and Social Assistance (24% of Professional employment), Education and Training (21%), and Professional, Scientific and Technical Services (20%).
Are there job opportunities?
In line with the recent employment growth, the number of vacancies advertised on the Internet for Professionals has risen strongly over the past five years (up by almost 50%).
While the demand for these workers is rising, the supply of university educated Australians is also increasing, with higher education enrolments up by 43% over the past decade. Accordingly, for some Professional occupations, there are now large numbers of qualified applicants vying for vacancies.
There are signs, however, that employers are beginning to have more difficulty finding the Professionals they need, creating opportunities for job seekers. Following weakening employment outcomes over much of the past decade, bachelor degree graduates have been finding it easier to secure employment in recent years, see Education Employment Outcomes.
Will there be future opportunities?
Professionals employment is projected to grow strongly over the five years to May 2023 (up by 10.9%), with particularly strong growth expected for Health Professionals and ICT Professionals.
Sources: ABS, Labour Force (trend and annual averages of original data); ABS, Education and Work; Department of Jobs and Small Business, Occupation Employment Projections; Department of Jobs and Small Business, Internet Vacancy Index; Department of Jobs and Small Business, Skill Shortage Research; Department of Education and Training, Higher Education Statistics; QILT, Graduate Outcomes Survey
For more information see joboutlook.gov.au


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Art in the dark
Last night the Museum Without Walls opened the outdoor show of light art TransLumen. Throughout the neighborhood Transvaal, part of Amsterdam Oost-Watergraafsmeer more than 20 artists working with light show their work, in shop windows, on squares, in a pedestrian … Continue reading
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Scamorza - Ficalini Cheese Co.
Scamorza is an Italian, semi-soft white cheese with a texture comparable to that of a firm, dry Mozzarella. It is shaped like a little round ball tied at the top. The cheese is made from pasteurized cow's milk. At the end of the cheese making process, the cheese is tied and hung by string to ripen for about two weeks, then smoked over flaming straw for around 10 to 15 minutes which adds a subtle, smoky flavor with a sweet, light caramel note. The texture of Scamorza is elastic and stringy but with less moisture than Mozzarella. In addition, the flavor is more piquant, milky and creamy.
Pack size: 9oz.
Scamorza is used as a substitute for Mozzarella as it imparts more interest in the recipe. Since Scamorza has excellent melting qualities, it is best known to flavor baked pastas, pizza and Panini. Scamorza is enjoyed fresh, and makes for an excellent table cheese.
The process of ripening the cheese has given Scamorza its name, which in southern Italy means 'beheaded'. Produce Express offers Scamorza from Fiscalini Farmstead Cheese Company, a fourth generation ran farmstead in Modesto.
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• Olive oil
• Olives
• Oregano
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• Rosemary
• Sage
• Spinach
• Tomatoes
• Tomatoes-sun-dried
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Linda Greenhouse / New York Times:
Overturning Obamacare Would Change the Nature of the Supreme Court — In the first Affordable Care Act case three years ago, the Supreme Court had to decide whether Congress had the power, under the Commerce Clause or some other source of authority, to require individuals to buy health insurance.
Ed Kilgore / Washington Monthly: What It Will Take For SCOTUS To Buy Conservative Arguments on ACA Subsidies
Ian Millhiser / ThinkProgress: Leader Of Group Funding Supreme Court Case Against Obamacare Compares Health Reform To The Holocaust
Joan McCarter / Daily Kos: New York Times: The Supreme Court is on 'the front lines of a partisan war'
William A. Jacobson / Le·gal In·sur·rec· tion: Here they go again, gaming the Sup Ct refs on Obamacare II
Jamelle Bouie / Slate: The GOP's Sick Maneuvers
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G.O.P. Lawmakers Propose Alternative to Obamacare — WASHINGTON — Three influential Republican members of Congress unveiled a comprehensive proposal on Wednesday to replace President Obama's health care overhaul with an alternative that would halt the expansion of Medicaid and scale …
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Hard to kill the ACA
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Affordable Care Act Enrollment Near 10 Million
Affordable Care Act Enrollment Near 10 Million
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Paul Farhi / Washington Post: Brian Williams admits that his story of coming under fire while in Iraq was false
Caitlin MacNeal / Talking Points Memo: Helicopter Pilot: Actually, Yes, Brian Williams' Chopper Did Take Fire In 2003
Brian Stelter / CNNMoney: Controversy grows over Brian Williams' Iraq apology
David Weigel / Bloomberg Business: The Brian Williams Scandal Principle
Ben Mathis-Lilley / Slate: Brian Williams Still Has a Lot of Questions To Answer About His Iraq Helicopter Story
Ann Oldenburg / USA Today: Brian Williams' apology is under fire
Robbie Vorhaus / The Huffington Post: Brian Williams — Focus on the Apology, Not the Lie
Jesse Walker / Hit & Run: Will Brian Williams Get Away With 'Misremembering' a War Story? Well, Hillary Clinton Did.
Jason Howerton / TheBlaze.com: Famous Author Absolutely Loses It on NBC Anchor Brian Williams Over False Iraq War Story
Tom Maguire / JustOneMinute: He Went To Iraq Based On Phony Intelligence
David McCormack For / Daily Mail: Brian Williams forced to admit he was NOT shot down in the Iraq War: NBC anchor apologizes …
Patrick Brennan / National Review: Brian Williams's Apology Is Terrible and Not Really an Apology At All
Ed Kilgore / Washington Monthly: Brian Williams' Tangled Web
Betsy Rothstein / The Daily Caller: 'Smug,' 'Douche' And 'Alec Baldwin' Appear In This Story — But Not How You Would Expect
Jennifer Burke / TPNN: NBC's Brian Williams Caught in Another Major Lie, and this One's As Bad as the First
David Folkenflik / NPR: Brian Williams' Self-Inflicted War Wounds
Tommy Christopher / The Daily Banter: Can Brian Williams Survive His Fake Enemy Attack Story?
Terresa Monroe-Hamilton / John Hawkins' Right …: Famous Author Absolutely Loses It And Smacks Down Lying NBC Anchor Brian Williams Over False Iraq War Story
Scared Monkeys: NBC News Anchor Brian Williams Recants False War Iraq Story After Soldiers Protest …
Ed Morrissey / Hot Air: Media in crisis: Can Brian Williams' career survive?; Update: "An NBC News-wide scandal"
Amanda Wills / Mashable: Brian Williams misremembers a lifetime of historic events
Al Tompkins / Poynter: Veterans force NBC's Brian Williams to apologize
Washington Free Beacon: John Bolton: Maybe Brian Williams Spoke with Hillary Clinton About Coming Under Fire
John Nolte / BREITBART.COM: NBC SHOCK: Brian Williams Forced to Recant Iraq War Lie Repeated for 12 Years
Sarah D. / Twitchy: 'AND HE LIED AGAIN'! Busted Brian Williams delivers bogus 'apology' on air [video]
Martin Matishak / The Hill: NBC's Brian Williams admits his repeated Iraq story was not true
By Thr / Hollywood Reporter: Brian Williams Admits He Never Came Under Fire in Iraq: "I Apologize" (Video)
Kristinn Taylor / The Gateway Pundit: Fraud Brian Williams Repeatedly Pushed Iraq Helicopter Lie in His Bio Page for Years
Caitlin Dickson / Yahoo! News: NBC News' Brian Williams admits he wasn't on aircraft in Iraq
Caroline Bankoff / New York Magazine: Brian Williams Is Sorry That He Lied About Coming Under Fire in Iraq
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Janet Shan / Hinterland Gazette: NBC's Brian Williams Admits He Lied About Being Shot Down in Iraq (Photo Credit: Wikipedia)
Hunter Walker / Business Insider: Brian Williams apologizes for his 'bungled' story about being shot down in Iraq
Arturo Garcia / Raw Story: NBC host Brian Williams apologizes for 'bungled' story about getting shot down inside military helicopter
Daniel Halper / Weekly Standard: Brian Williams Admits: I Lied About Being Aboard Helicopter Shot Down By RPG in Iraq
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Chuck Ross / The Daily Caller:
Brian Williams Told Alec Baldwin He Thought He Was Going To Die During Helicopter Attack That Never Happened [AUDIO] — NBC News anchor Brian Williams told actor Alec Baldwin in March 2013 that he was afraid he was going to die when a Chinook helicopter he was riding in during the Iraq War was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade.
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Matt Wilstein / Mediaite: CNN's Chris Cuomo on Brian Williams: 'Angry' 'Lesser' Online Outlets Starting to 'Eat Him Alive'
Allahpundit / Hot Air: Brian Williams 2013: I thought I was going to die when my chopper was fired on
Caitlin MacNeal / Talking Points Memo: Brian Williams Admits His Story Of Taking Fire In Iraq Was Bogus
David Zurawik / Baltimore Sun:
Can NBC News now have any credibility with Brian Williams as its face?
Can NBC News now have any credibility with Brian Williams as its face?
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Caitlin MacNeal / Talking Points Memo: WATCH: Brian Williams Told His Bogus Iraq Story During 2013 Letterman Show
Jackson Connor / The Huffington Post: News Anchors Have A Lot Of Questions About Brian Williams' Helicopter Story
Brendan Bordelon / National Review: 'Rounds Coming Into the Airframe': Brian Williams' Multiple Lies About Iraq Shootdown
Jason Howerton / TheBlaze.com: After Being Called Out by Soldiers, NBC's Brian Williams Recants Major Claim 'Repeated by the Network for Years'
Megan Specia / Mashable: NBC's Brian Williams: 'I apologize' for fake Iraq war story
Brian Flood / TVNewser: Brian Williams Admits He Wasn't On Attacked Helicopter
Nick Gillespie / Hit & Run: NBC Anchor Brian Williams Cops to Fibbing About Iraq War Story
Austin Price / FishbowlDC: Thursday Morning Splash
Krishnadev Calamur / NPR: NBC's Brian Williams Admits His Helicopter Took No Fire In Iraq
Jim Treacher / The Daily Caller: NBC's Brian Williams: Valor Thief
Ed Morrissey / Hot Air: Williams: Hey, my bad on that whole my-helicopter-was-hit-by-an- RPG thing, y'all
How Brian Williams' Iraq story changed
How Brian Williams' Iraq story changed
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Al Weaver / The Daily Caller: CNN On Brian Williams: Credibility Takes 'Serious Blow,' Apology Didn't Go 'Far Enough' [VIDEO]
Dominic Patten / Deadline: NBC's Brian Williams Says On-Air He "Bungled" Story Of Being In Iraqi Chopper Attack - Update
Kristen Hare / Poynter: How the Brian Williams story became a fish tale
John Hinderaker / Power Line:
Do Brian Williams's Lies Matter? [Updated]
Do Brian Williams's Lies Matter? [Updated]
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Ann Althouse / Althouse: Brian Williams lied and he's still lying... but why?
Lloyd Grove / The Daily Beast:
Brian Williams Lies to Cast Himself As an Iraq War Badass
Brian Williams Lies to Cast Himself As an Iraq War Badass
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Erik Wemple / Washington Post: NBC News's Brian Williams recants story about taking incoming fire during Iraq war coverage
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Chuck Ross / The Daily Caller: Brian Williams Told David Letterman His False Helicopter Story In Vivid Detail [VIDEO]
Michael Calderone / The Huffington Post: NBC's Brian Williams Admits He Was Never On Helicopter Forced Down In Iraq
Josh Israel / ThinkProgress:
In Facebook Posts, Congressman Aaron Schock's Press Secretary Compared African Americans To Zoo Animals — In a series of Facebook posts obtained by ThinkProgress, the senior adviser for policy and communications to Rep. Aaron Schock (R-IL) posted racial comments and endorsed gentrification of his neighborhood.
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Andrew Kaczynski / BuzzFeed: Aaron Schock Adviser Made More Racially-Charged Comments On Facebook, Wanted White House Mosque For Obama
Catherine Thompson / Talking Points Memo: GOP Rep. Aaron Schock's Spox Allegedly Compared Blacks To Zoo Animals
Ed O'Keefe / Washington Post: Aaron Schock plans to pay decorator for his 'Downton Abbey'-inspired office
Travis Gettys / Raw Story: Top aide to GOP lawmaker deletes Facebook posts comparing black people to zoo animals
Anomaly / FreakOutNation: Schocker: GOP Rep Aaron Schock's Press Secretary Compared African Americans To Zoo Animals
Katie Zavadski / New York Magazine: Aaron Schock's Latest Scandal Is His Aide's Racist Facebook Posts
Warren Rojas / Roll Call: Benjamin Cole Desperately in Need of a Do-Over
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Alex Griswold / The Daily Caller: Foreign Policy Scholars Rank John Kerry Least Effective Secretary Of State In 50 Years
Bridget Johnson / The PJ Tatler: Scholars Rank Kerry Last in Secretary of State Effectiveness
Al Kamen / Washington Post:
Scholars rank Kerry dead last in terms of effectiveness.
Scholars rank Kerry dead last in terms of effectiveness.
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Emily Zanotti / American Spectator: Study Finds John Kerry Worst Secretary of State In the History of Ever
Washington Post:
For Rand Paul, a rude awakening to the rigors of a national campaign — Rand Paul's plan to get himself elected president relies on two long-shot bets coming true. — So far, neither one seems to be going well. — Paul's first wager is that his "libertarian-ish" ideas will manage …
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Dave Levitan / USA Today: Fact check: Rand Paul repeats baseless vaccine claims
Arturo Garcia / Raw Story: Alex Jones defends Rand Paul's vaccine statements by calling CNBC host 'tramp' and 'whore'
Katie Glueck / Politico:
How Rand Paul trolls his rivals
How Rand Paul trolls his rivals
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Jason Horowitz / New York Times: Sally Bradshaw, Longtime Jeb Bush Adviser, Focuses on 2016
Shane Goldmacher / National Journal:
Rand Paul's Iowa Albatross
Rand Paul's Iowa Albatross
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John Kitzhaber must resign: Editorial — The Oregonian Editorial Board By The Oregonian Editorial Board — "I'm not going to consider resigning," said Gov. John Kitzhaber at a disastrous press conference held Friday following revelations about the apparently borderless world of public policy …
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Jazz Shaw / Hot Air: With the election safely behind, the media is suddenly interested in Oregon Governor's scandals
Dan Springer / Fox News: Oregon's largest newspaper calls on governor to resign over fiancée controversy
Michael Bastasch / The Daily Caller: Oregon's Biggest Paper Calls For Democratic Gov. Kitzhaber To Resign
Scott Johnson / Power Line: Kitzhaber cant — We are saturated in left-wing media.
Catalina Camia / OnPolitics: Oregon newspaper calls on Gov. Kitzhaber to resign
Jim Geraghty / National Review: John Kitzhaber, the Bob McDonnell of Oregon
Mark Hemingway / Weekly Standard: The Oregonian Calls for Governor Kitzhaber to Resign
Michael Grunwald / Politico:
The College Loan Bombshell Hidden in the Budget — Obama's new repayment program comes with a record $22 billion shortfall. — In obscure data tables buried deep in its 2016 budget proposal, the Obama administration revealed this week that its student loan program had a $21.8 billion shortfall last year …
Pope Francis to Address a Joint Meeting of Congress — WASHINGTON, DC - House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) today made the following announcement: … NOTE: Details regarding media credentialing and logistics for the joint meeting will be released at a later date.
Discussion: ThinkProgress, Guardian, US News, Religion News Service, National Review, Mashable and NPR
Jack Jenkins / ThinkProgress: Pope Francis Thanks Arizona Teens For Helping Immigrants On the Border
Amanda Holpuch / Guardian: Pope Francis to make address to Congress during Washington DC visit
Tierney Sneed / US News: In Historic First, Pope to Address Congress
Andrew Stuttaford / National Review: Not a Bad Platform
Brian Ries / Mashable: Pope Francis to address U.S. Congress in September
Juana Summers / NPR: Pope Francis To Address Congress During U.S. Trip, Boehner Says
Howard Schultz Has a Radical Plan for Starbucks—And America — The outspoken Starbucks CEO tells TIME about his plans to transform his business — Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has big plans for the future of his coffee empire. In a new cover story, the 61-year-old executive gives TIME's Rana Foroohar …
Discussion: Bloomberg Business and FishbowlDC
Ali Elkin / Bloomberg Business: Why Starbucks's CEO Is Resisting Calls For Him to Run for the White House
Nitasha Tiku / The Verge:
Twitter CEO: 'We suck at dealing with abuse' — Dick Costolo says trolls are costing Twitter users — Twitter CEO Dick Costolo is taking personal responsibility for his platform's chronic problems with harassment and abuse, telling employees that he is embarrassed for the company's failures …
Annie Lowrey / New York Magazine: Twitter's Elegance Problem
Lauren C. Williams / ThinkProgress: Twitter CEO: 'There's No Excuse' For How Badly We've Dealt With Abuse And Trolls
Brian R. Fitzgerald / Wall Street Journal: Twitter's CEO on Abuse: We're Losing Core Users
Josh Feldman / Mediaite: Twitter CEO: 'We Suck at Dealing with Abuse and Trolls'
Melissa McEwan / Shakesville: Twitter Admits Twitter Stinks at Stopping Abuse
Daily Mail: Twitter's CEO admits the social network 'sucks' at dealing with trolls and vows to step up measures to deal with abuse
Roy Edroso / alicublog:
MAKES A PERFECT GAG GIFT. — Look what you can get for as little as $1,699: … A weekend at a richie resort with the worst people in the world! Not sure why they're booking so far in advance, though — by December the Obama apocalypse may have come, and all the deposits will have been made in worthless government fiat scrip.
Andrew Napolitano / WND:
VACCINES: DOES GOVERNMENT OWN YOUR BODY? — Andrew Napolitano: In America, you are free to reject 'settled science' — Judge Andrew Napolitano has written nine books on the U.S. Constitution. The most recent is "Suicide Pact: The Radical Expansion of Presidential Powers and the Lethal Threat …
Discussion: Talking Points Memo and Right Wing Watch
Brendan James / Talking Points Memo: Fox Analyst Says Mandatory Vaccines Are Tyranny: 'WHO OWNS YOUR BODY?'
Alexandra Jaffe / CNN:
Past Bush immigration remarks shock conservatives — Washington (CNN)During a "Family Reunion" conference hosted by the Hispanic Leadership Network in April 2013, Jeb Bush spoke freely on the promise immigrants hold for America and his views on reform. — He said, during a discussion with Univision …
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a licence to Dublin City Council, to operate a non-hazardous waste incinerator at Pigeon House Road, Poolbeg Peninsula, Dublin 4.
The licence provides for the operation of an incinerator to burn non-hazardous waste and to recover energy in the form of steam and electricity for export to the national grid, and for the transfer of heat to a municipal district-heating scheme, once such a scheme is available. The maximum annual intake will be 600,000 tonnes of residual non-hazardous waste.
The decision contains more than 216 individual conditions relating to the environmental management, operation, control and monitoring of the proposed facility.
Dublin City Council, as licensee, will be responsible for the operation and management of the facility. The EPA's Office of Environmental Enforcement will monitor and enforce the licence through environmental audits, unannounced site visits and systematic checks on emissions.
The decision to issue the licence is in line with recommendations made in the Chairperson's report of the oral hearing held in Dublin in April this year. In reaching its decision, the EPA Board of Directors considered the objections and submissions made in relation to the licence as well as the Chairperson's report. Arising from the recommendations in the Chairperson's report, the licence has been strengthened to take account of concerns expressed at the oral hearing.
The EPA is satisfied that operation of the facility, in accordance with the conditions of the licence, will not endanger human health or harm the environment in the vicinity of the facility or over a wider area.
Consistent with existing incinerators in Ireland, the licence has stringent conditions attached for the management, operation, control and monitoring of the proposed facilities. These conditions meet the highest standards set by the EU Incineration of Waste Directive (2000/76/EC).
The licence conditions require, amongst other things, that:
A two-month period during which a judicial review can be sought has now commenced.
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Grand Slam
Sloane Stephens took exactly 61 minutes to beat her best friend Madison keys in the US Open Finale played in New York. The combination of a variety of skills and precise cross court forehands by Stephens made it look like an effortless one sided affair as she won the first match by 6-3 and clean slated her 15th seeded opponent in the second and final round by 6-0.
It must be a fairy tale for Stephen as she was in the wheel chair, injured this March. Never she would have imagined that she'll win 3.75 million dollars, the biggest in her lifetime in a matter of six months.
Earlier on a low-key 957, Stephen now sits on Rank 17 which is five ranks away from the finalist friend, Madison Keys, who slipped from Rank 5th to 12th.


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Dr Jacob Twiss
MB ChB 1995 Auckland; FRACP 2004
A graduate from Auckland Medical School, Jacob trained in paediatric respiratory and sleep medicine at Starship Children's Hospital and the Melbourne Children's Sleep Unit before returning to a specialist position at Starship. He gained a PhD in paediatric bronchiectasis and has considerable experience working with children and young people with a wide variety of respiratory health issues.
Dr Twiss is consulting at NZRSI one day per week by prior appointment. Referrals can come through GPs or paediatricians.
- persistent cough
- recurrent chest infections
- asthma
- obstructive sleep apnoea / sleep disordered breathing
- congenital lung disease
- neuromuscular problems that affect breathing
Title or Designation
Respiratory Paediatrician, Sleep Specialist
Full NZ Registration Date
30 May 1997
Vocational Scope
Healthlink EDI
Contact Details
Dr Jacob Twiss is available at the following services:
Private Services
NZ Respiratory & Sleep Institute
This service is available at the following location:
Ascot Office Park, 95 Ascot Avenue, Greenlane, Auckland
(09) 638 5255 or Free phone: 0800 895 120
(09) 638 6022
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CPAP Sales: 0800 895 122
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Starship Paediatric Respiratory Services
This service is available at the following location:
Starship Child Health, Central Auckland
For Respiratory Department Team Support, phone (09) 307 4949 ext 22245
For the Respiratory Clinic, Bronchoscopy and Sleep Study Scheduler phone our scheduler on (09) 307 4949 ext 22491


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5 Powerful Visuals for Content Creation
Importance of Visual ContentAs you are establishing your social media networks, do not overlook the power of visual content as a method of engaging and connecting with your target audience. In the English language, we have numerous sayings that point to the connection of the visual to our emotions, beliefs, and memory — e.g. A […]Continue reading


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This week the Po and the Pro discuss adversity…how do you respond to adversity? How do you move through adversity? How do you use adversity to your benefit? Why doesn't the Professor own a pair of jeans? Listen and find out.


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The Asia Pacific Computer Emergency Response Team (APCERT) today has completed its annual drill to test the response capability of the teams against attacks targeting critical infrastructure.
In this year's scenario, critical infrastructure companies of an imaginary economy were targeted. Employees of these companies received scam email and SMS containing hyperlinks to malware hosting websites. The malware, once installed, became part of a botnet, using IRC and a social network service channels to communicate with command and control severs. The botnet aimed to paralyze the targeted economy by commanding the bots to scan and infiltrate the critical infrastructure facilities like electric system, traffic monitoring system, etc. to cause them malfunction.
The scenario designed was prompted by the serious incident actually happening at the beginning of the year 2010. In this incident, Stuxnet worm was used to attack massive industrial network monitoring systems of many countries around the world. Stuxnet was also the culprit destroying Iranian nuclear installations when widely spreading in this country's industrial systems.
Bkav from Vietnam took part in the drill as a member of the organizing committee which had the responsibility to build the simulated system and a member of the exercise control group.
Teams from fifteen economies, namely Australia, China, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, etc. and Vietnam participated in the drill. Roy Ko, Chair of APCERT, said: "These attacks usually came from distributed locations that required the coordinated effort of CERT teams and security organizations from different economies to track and close down. It is vital for every CSIRT to build up their capability to detect and defend when the community at-large is under attack and the daily business of the economy is hampered. The coordination network that has been built up within the Asia-Pacific region is a valuable resource to help each other in the event of such incident. The drill exercise will help us verify our points of contacts and procedures, and to respond to active Internet attacks in progress."


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With ransomware attacks and security breaches headlining the news daily, you would think (or at the very least, hope) many business leaders are making strides to build, improve or reevaluate their security capabilities. We wanted to confirm that hypothesis, so we looked through our user data to see if the apps Okta's customers use reveal a change in behavior -- and we noticed a few interesting trends.
Today, the majority of the fastest-growing apps in our network fit into two categories: security and collaboration. Seven of the 10 apps either directly protect company data, or offer tools that make it easier to respond to security breaches; and the other three seek to connect organizations across the globe. The categories weren't so clearly defined in our last report, showing a shift in how users are using workplace apps today.
Here's the latest line-up, with a team of new players:
Jamf: This Apple device management platform has exploded in popularity in the last six months, jumping nearly 140 percent in usage. The tool helps its customers -- ranging from educational institutions and governments to every Mac-using organization in between -- better manage their Apple devices. It was built by IT experts looking for a more efficient way to manage these devices, and its rise to the top of the fastest-growing list reveals that our users have been eager to embrace it.
KnowBe4: Not having the resources to educate employees on security protocol isn't a good excuse when you fall victim to a phishing attack. Especially when KnowBe4 exists. KnowBe4 focuses on endpoint security, providing companies with security awareness tools that include simulated phishing attacks, weak password tests and security training for employees.
Digicert: Digicert secures information shared over the Internet by encrypting everything from logins and data transfers to credit card transactions and social media browsing. It's also working to secure IoT connections, which will become more and more essential in a digital-first world.
Zoom: After making a splash earlier this year as the top fastest-growing app, the video and web conferencing tool Zoom remains in the top five. Zoom's continued growth points to a widespread business need for tools that enable collaboration across disparate offices and workforces.
StatusPage: StatusPage, which was acquired by Atlassian last year, refers to its offering as a status and incident communication tool. It enables organizations to transparently communicate when experiencing downtime, and provides insight into website and product performance.
InVision: InVision enables design teams to collectively ideate and collaborate on various projects. The platform gives teams the freedom to design, review and user test products, and provides tools for prototyping, task management, and version control.
Cloudflare: Cloudflare works to give web page visitors a fast load time and smooth experience by optimizing web page delivery through its data centers. It also has a security focus, which blocks threats from accessing servers, and helps organizations improve their website performance.
Workplace by Facebook: Workplace brings Facebook's familiar social media platform into the office by giving the capabilities employees know and love -- joining groups, live streaming, messaging and scrolling through a news feed -- a business spin. The ultimate aim is to connect a global team.
Sophos: Sophos provides endpoint security with threat analytics for user devices, servers, and web and email traffic. It blocks malicious websites and stops viruses, which not only frees company bandwidth, but also protects company data and employee information.
Cisco Umbrella: This cloud security platform blocks attacks before a company network or endpoint connection is established. Cisco's network security service was on our most recent fastest growing list as well, showing our users' steady focus on securing their networks and data.
Our data shows that organizations are increasingly leveraging tools that enable collaboration and, at the same time, protecting company data and employee identities. While the fastest-growing apps in our network are constantly changing -- today the list captures the way organizations are adjusting to the constant security threats and changing technology landscape.


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Tenerife property for sale
Energy Certificate Pending
Palm Mar - Edificio Gara, Tenerife property for sale - Apartment
- Price€ 348.500
- Reference NumberRB8031
- TypeApartment
- ComplexEdificio Gara
- LocationPalm Mar
- Interior80 m²
- Exterior19 m²
- Bedrooms2
- Fitted wardrobes2
- Bathrooms2
- ToiletNo
- KitchenOpen-plan
- LoungeYes
- FurnitureYes
- convert this into Great British Pounds Sterling
- Community Fees
- PoolCommunal pool
- Heated PoolNo
- GardenCommunal garden
- Views
- BalconyYes
- TerraceNo
- LiftNo
- StepsNo
- Storage roomYes
- GarageYes
- ParkingYes
Other properties in Edificio Gara
Note: The community fees stated in the property descriptions are estimations only.
Modern two bedroom apartment for sale in a new residencial, under construction in Palm Mar. Situated at two steps from the promenade and offering beautiful views. This apartment has the perfect location! This apartment is divided into 2 bedrooms with built in wardrobes, 2 bathrooms with shower, laundry room with washer-dryer, open plan kitchen with electric appliances and living room with access to the terrace. There is built in air conditioning in each room and aluminium windows. Each apartment has its own parking space in the underground garage and a storage room. Access by elevator. Gara residencial offers 28 apartments of modern architecture near the ocean and a beautiful swimming pool. Gara is the new project situated in Palm-mar, the perfect area for doing outdoor sports and leisure activities Prices form: 348.500€


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by Lucy Fyles
Art Therapy: Extraordinary Gardens
Publisher: Jacqui Small LLP
Copyright: 2015
Number of designs: 100
This beautiful book is full to the brim with pictures of gardens, flowers and wildlife. Some images are of whole gardens, others of a repeating flower image. Many designs include large, small, or a mixture of sizes of flowers.
This book is particularly good for those of you who like to use coloured pencils and who like to colour realistic images. This book, as with all of the others, has thick enough paper to use felt-tips but the images are not particularly well-suited to this as many are not very detailed or intricate. The images really benefit from the added details of shading and blending to bring the pictures to life.
Review Breakdown
- Complexity: Beginner to Intermediate
- Book Size: 8.2 x 11.8 inches
- Design Borders: None, approximately 1/4 inch margins
- Design Lines: hand-drawn, so it varies
- Paper: above average thickness
- Printing: double-sided
- Binding: glue-bound, with hard covers
The natural images are great for calming the mind and bringing the outdoors indoors, particularly for those of you who are housebound like I am. One of the things I miss most about being able to go out is seeing flowers, birds and the leaves changing colour as the seasons change. This is a wonderful book to bring a bit of garden into your home.
The images in this book are printed with a variety of line thicknesses making it suitable for people on medications that affect their ability to colour intricate details, or whose patience and concentration levels change over time.
It's a very soothing book with some really lovely pictures that will definitely develop your skills in colouring realistic, natural images of flowers and plants. Highly recommended for my green-fingered colourers! This image was coloured using Spectrum Noir oil-based coloured pencils.
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Editor's Note:
Lucy is a UK member of my Facebook group, Coloring Books for Adults. She reviews books specifically for those suffering from mental illness. Lucy is able to bring a unique viewpoint to this target group, as both a person who suffers from her own severe anxiety disorder, and as someone who has worked with psychiatric inpatients. You can read Lucy's blog for more information, or connect with her through Facebook.
(Since the UK uses the alternate spelling of "colour", you'll find "coloured pencils" and other alternate spellings used in her reviews.)


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Chat Overview
The Chat allows the user to participate in chat sessions with other users or with chat bots.
Chats provide support for default cards and actions, and enable the configuration of custom templates and custom components. They provide rich conversational experience that goes beyond the natural language understanding and personality of the chatbot. These features allow you to implement conversational UI in your applications by utilizing AI-powered frameworks that work with natural language processing either by following a predefined logical tree or for integrating P2P chat capabilities in the applications.
Initializing the Chat
To create the Chat:
- Add an empty
divto the HTML.
- Provide it with an ID.
- (Optional) Set the width and height of the desired chat inline or by using CSS.

To initialize the Chat:
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var chat = $("#chat").kendoChat({
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Functionality and Features
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August 22, 2019
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August 16, 2019
First I want to pop on and say,,, I have been slacking again and I am sorry! I meant to blog more and once again I dropped the ball. So please accept my apologies and I will try to do better!
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July 24, 2019
I first want to offer everyone who is expecting a huge Congratulations on your little one coming soon! This is the most magical time in your life and capturing your little ones newborn portraits isn't something you shouldn't take lightly. Thank you for taking the t...
July 11, 2019
My sweet little girls are just that, sweet. But man do we have our days!!! Moms please tell me I am not alone in this? Do you ever have one of "those" days? My 5yr old actually told me today that she was going to continue to do every bad she could because I would not l...
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I have a lot of clients when filling out their newborn questionnaire requesting certain images, specifically my swing newborn image. I wanted to take the time to explain exactly what that image and a few others are and why they are in my Deluxe Newborn or only added on...
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Kelly is head of the Restructuring & Insolvency group in Calgary. She is experienced in all areas of corporate restructuring, including both the litigation and commercial aspects of work-outs, reorganizations, corporate arrangements, receiverships and other enforcement of security. Kelly has acted as strategic counsel to financial institutions, debtors, debtor-in-possession (DIP) lenders, secured and unsecured creditors, equity backers and court officers, including receivers, monitors and licensed insolvency trustees in complex domestic and cross-border insolvencies across a broad range of industries.
Chambers Canada wrote about her:.
"Recognized as extremely strong legal counsel to lenders and lender syndicates. Known for her "incredible expertise" in the oil and gas sector, she is praised by a client for "crafting strategies" and "giving great advice." She impressed with her recent appearance in the SCC acting for the appointing creditor in the receivership of Redwater Energy."
Some of the cases on the public record in which Kelly has been involved include representing:
The Term Loan Agent, as Canadian counsel in the cross border (CCAA/Chapter 11) restructuring proceedings of Hollander Sleep Products, LLC, one of the largest suppliers of pillows, mattress pads and other bedding products in the U.S. to the retail industry (manufacturing)
The plan administrator for the Sears Canada Inc. Registered Pension Plan in the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act(CCAA) liquidation of Sears Canada (retail)
Jupiter Resources Inc. in its successful Canada Business Corporations Act (CBCA) reorganization proceedings (oil and gas)
The Insolvency Institute of Canada, as intervenor, in respect of the deemed trust priority appeal proceedings in the CCAA proceedings of Canada North Group Inc., et al. (oil and gas services)
The debtors, as Canadian counsel, in the multi-jurisdictional (sauvegarde/Chapter 11/CCAA) restructuring proceedings of the CGG Group (oil and gas services)
The debtors in the CBCA and CCAA proceedings of Lightstream Resources Ltd., 1863359 Alberta Ltd., LTS Resources Partnership, 1863360 Alberta Ltd. And Bakken Resources Partnership (oil and gas)
The lending syndicate in the CCAA proceedings of Endurance Energy Ltd. (oil and gas)
The lending syndicate, as Canadian counsel, in the cross-border (CCAA/Chapter 15) restructuring proceedings of the Sanjel Group (oil and gas services)
The agent to the lending syndicate, as Canadian counsel, in the cross-border (CCAA/Chapter 11) restructuring proceedings of the Quicksilver Canada entities (oil and gas)
The senior lenders in the receivership proceedings of Spyglass Resources Corp. et al., Twin Butte Energy Ltd., COGI Limited Partnership and Redwater Energy Corp. (oil and gas)
The lending syndicate, as Canadian counsel, in the cross-border (CCAA/Chapter 15) restructuring proceedings of the Parallel Energy group and Argent Energy group (oil and gas)
The senior secured lender in connection with a more than C$150-million debt investment in Laricina Energy Ltd., a major Canadian oil sands development and production company (oil sands)
The debtors in the CCAA proceedings of Bloom Lake General Partner Limited, Quinto Mining Corporation, 8568391 Canada Limited, Cliffs Québec Iron Mining ULC (formerly, Cliffs Québec Iron Mining Limited), Bloom Lake Railway Company Limited and The Bloom Lake Iron Ore Mine Limited Partnership (mining)
The court-appointed receivers of Questfire Energy Corp., Hyperion Exploration Corp., Ivanhoe Energy Inc., Palliser Oil & Gas Corp., Waldron Energy Corporation (oil and gas); Ladacor AMS Ltd. et al. (construction); and Phenomenome Discoveries Inc. et al. (pharma)
Kelly is recognized as a leading lawyer in the following publications:
Chambers Canada: Canada's Leading Lawyers for Business - 2017-2021 (Restructuring & Insolvency)
The Best Lawyers in Canada - 2015-2021 (Insolvency and Financial Restructuring)
Acritas Stars 2020: Independently Rated Lawyer (Nominated as a stand-out lawyer by senior in-house counsel)
Chambers Global: The World's Leading Lawyers for Business - 2014-2020 (Restructuring & Insolvency)
The Legal 500 Canada - 2016-2020 (Recommended - Restructuring & Insolvency)
The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory - 2013-2020 (Insolvency & Financial Restructuring)
IFLR 1000: The Guide to the World's Leading Financial Law Firms - 2017 and 2019 (Restructuring & Insolvency)
Who's Who Legal: Thought Leaders - 2017-2018 (Restructuring & Insolvency)
Benchmark Canada: The Definitive Guide to Canada's Leading Litigation Firms and Attorneys - 2014, 2015, 2017 and 2018 (National Litigation Star: Insolvency; Provincial Litigation Star: Alberta - Insolvency)
Euromoney Expert Guides Rising Star - 2017 (Insolvency and Restructuring)
Kelly was awarded the first Annual Honourable Lloyd Houlden Research Fellowship from the Canadian Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Professionals (CAIRP) for her working paper on eligible financial contracts in Canadian insolvency legislation.
Kelly is the western editor of the Canadian Bankruptcy Reports and has authored and co-authored articles and papers on various insolvency-related topics for continuing legal education programs, conferences and seminars with a particular interest in derivatives and eligible financial contracts.
Kelly is a member of the board of directors of the Insolvency Institute of Canada, the board of directors of the ARIL Society, is the current vice-president communications of the Turnaround Management Association and a member and past-president of the Northwest Chapter of the Turnaround Management Association. She is also a member of the American Bankruptcy Institute, the International Insolvency Institute, the Association of Corporate Growth - Calgary Branch, the International Women's Insolvency & Restructuring Confederation, The Law Society of Alberta and the Law Society of Ontario.
In 2010, 2014 and 2015, Kelly was retained by Industry Canada as a board member for the Licensed Insolvency Trustee Oral Board of Examination in Calgary, Alberta.
Admitted to Alberta Bar - 2001Admitted to Ontario Bar - 2000LL.M., Osgoode Hall Law School - 2007J.D., University of Western Ontario - 1998B.A. (Hon.), University of Waterloo - 1995
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