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Brand identity, website design and online marketing for a small ISP
Budget $750-1500 USD
A small internet providing company needs to update its website and get a new branding. Afterwards an online marketing campaign would be implemented.
The company has a small local store selling digital products and services in the following range:
Video Surveillance,
Access Control,
8 freelance font une offre moyenne de $1282 pour ce travail
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Preheat a grill to medium-high.
Cut all the vegetables into similar sizes and toss liberally with olive oil, salt, and pepper, in a bowl.
Place the dressed vegetables on the grill and/or in a vegetable grill pan and grill for 15 to 20 minutes, turning as needed, until desired doneness.
Remove the grilled vegetables to a serving platter and serve warm.
Combine all ingredients thoroughly.
Yield: 2/3 cup
Recipe from "New New Orleans Cooking", by Emeril Lagasse and Jessie Tirsch, published by William Morrow, 1993.

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Project Manager Architectural Technologist
- Recruiter
- Hays
- Location
- Birmingham
- Salary
- £20.00 - £22.00 per hour
- Posted
- 14 Feb 2018
- Closes
- 14 Mar 2018
- Ref
- 3227846
- Contact
- Stella Lachowski
- Sector
- Architecture
- Function
- Architectural Technician
- Job Type
- Temporary
- Level
- Associate
Project Manager Architectural Technician Birmingham £22.00 per hour ASAP
Your new company
An award winning design house with practices in Birmingham, USA and Dubai are seeking a Senior Architectural Technician with Project Management skills to join their vibrant and creative team in Birmingham. The design house specialises in designs for the hospitality industry and have created the interiors of well known household names in the bar and hospitality industry such as Bella Italia, Nandos, and Hilton Hotels. This is a temporary role for 6 months possibly leading to permanent. You will be paid a rate of £22.00 per hour. You will be based at their office in Birmingham and this role is available for an immediate start.
Your new role
With a passion for the food and drink industry, you will be an experienced Senior Architectural Technologist with experience in delivering projects. You will be responsible for developing a wide range of interior design projects from conception through to implementation across a range of brands and independent operations.
What you'll need to succeed
With substantial experience in hospitality design you will be proficient in AutoCAD and have site visit experience. You will have the ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment to tight deadlines. This is a client facing role.
What you'll get in return
You will be paid £22.00 per hour. You will have the opportunity to work for an award winning design practice, who are committed to providing you with the best training and development and offer you a challenging, rewarding and varied career.
What you need to do now
If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now.
If this job isn't quite right for you but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion on your career.
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Three bags in one, our Granada bag can be a cross body bag, a hip pack, or an insert for a larger bag. The spacious envelope pocket is easy to access with a turn lock, and includes an additional zippered pocket inside. The waist belt can be stored in the large back pocket.
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- Top quality checked fabric and black leather
- Two sturdy, adjustable interior pads
- Adjustable and removable cross body strap
- Adjustable and removable waist belt
- Turn lock closure in satin brass color
- Pockets: envelope pocket with turn lock, zippered interior pocket, zippered back pocket
- Size: 9.25″ x 9.25″ x 4.5″
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There's only one place you should even consider barbecuing, and that's outside, away from any buildings. That includes tents and garages. Porches and decks, especially on older homes and multi-family buildings, also pose a fire danger. Twenty-nine percent of home fires involving grills between 2005 and 2009 started on a courtyard, terrace or patio, and 28 percent started on an exterior balcony or open porch [source: NFPA].
In Manchester, N.H., which has a large immigrant population, there have been reports of people using antique cast-iron bathtubs to grill, says Balch. That can create a smoke-inhalation risk by itself, but can be worse when they suggest that friends with Fiberglas bathtubs try the same thing. But even people cooking on small, propane-fueled grills indoors pose an enormous health hazard if the fumes aren't vented outside.
"Carbon monoxide tricks the hemoglobin in the blood so quickly," says Balch. "The hemoglobin likes the carbon monoxide a thousand times more than it likes oxygen. So if you get a big lungful of carbon monoxide, your hemoglobin will grab onto that carbon monoxide and won't let go of it. Now your hemoglobin is full of carbon monoxide, and you asphyxiate yourself because you can't get any oxygen to attach to your blood."
Even more staggering is the miniscule amounts of CO that can prove fatal. "It doesn't take much before you get sick -- 3,000 parts per million," says Balch. "At 16,000 parts per million, you're dead in three minutes. It's very, very toxic. Carbon monoxide is the silent killer.
"You have so many petroleum products in your house -- the couch, the carpet, the curtains -- everything has gas in it," says Balch. "That black smoke with the curly Q's in it? One big sniff of that, you'll pass out and you'll lie there and breathe that, saturating your body. You'll be dead long before the fire kills you. It only takes three minutes, and you're out."
Lesson learned? If Mother Nature puts a damper on your grilling plans, put them aside for another day.


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The Graphic Novel Readathon is finally over! I personally didn't read nearly as much as I'd hoped finishing the readathon with only 3 books, but Logan, the other participant, read 5 books during the readathon. Congrats, Logan!
I wish there had been more participation, since my favorite part of readathoning is the community of readathoners who cheer each other on. I hope to host another GNR in the future, and maybe more people will be interested next time.
Missed anything? Here are all the readathon posts:


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This is the best line to explain all the questions and interviews regarding the sexual harassment investigations: John Oliver, interviewing Dustin Hoffman about an allegation of sexual harassment against the actor, said, "I get no pleasure from having this conversation," then added, "But you and I are not the victims here."
Keep going, everyone. Report every act of sexual abuse, power abuse, harassment — respect every victim. If everyone who can report speaks out, then perhaps those who are still most vulnerable have a chance.
As Margery Eagan wrote in "The upside of the sexual harassment mess" (Opinion, Dec. 4), "Sexual harassment isn't over. Low-paid women remain particularly at risk."
Let all of us who were victims shout from the highest mountaintop.


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I have been a fan of SRM Stickers for many years and consider the wonderful people behind the company my good friends. I have had the privilege to play with some of their vinyl on my first ever vinyl project. I have been intimidated to use vinyl because of its delicate nature. I got a Silhouette Cameo last year as a present, and I happily acquired SRM's vinyl, so then I had no more excuse. And it turned out easier than I expected.
I decided for my first ever vinyl project to upcycle some empty mayonnaise jars that I have been wanting to use for organization. My daughter is very artistic and has accumulated many supplies for her art. I made these jars (make sure they are clean and dry first) to help her organize her art supplies. She loves pink so I had to use SRM's Carnation Pink vinyl for the labels. The flowers swag was downloaded from the Silhouette store.


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|"I saved thousands of dollars on tuition and lab fees!"
It is no coincidence that history is filled to the brim with examples of brilliant thinkers who weren't too good at formal schooling. Albert Einstein was labeled a dunce by his teachers. Inventor and businessman Thomas Edison only had three weeks of schooling under his belt before he was withdrawn from primary school by his mother and educated at home. Besides the prominent examples of self-taught successes, like Benjamin Franklin, Walter Cronkite, Abraham Lincoln, or Steve Jobs, there are millions of people pursuing their intellectual passions every day - and without stepping foot on a college campus.
The truth is that if you have have a passion for anything, whether it's literature, or math, or science, you probably would be better served skipping higher education. The university system nurtures an atmosphere that will stomp out your desire to learn.
To illustrate this point, let's say that you have a love for history. Then college would seem like the place where you can take your love for history to the next level, right? After all, attending college will allow you the opportunity to take an eclectic mix of courses, such as African History, Latin American History, the History of 20th Century Japan, and so on. And it is true that by committing to a four year program of study, you'll walk out with a broader knowledge of history than anyone that you know. But let's take a look at the downside to studying history - or anything else, for that matter - at the college level.
For starters, rather than studying one or two things that interest you, you'll be forced to take courses that are of little to no interest to you. Unless you loaded up on AP/IB classes in high school, you'll need to satisfy requirements to take a math class, and science classes, and an insane number of additional humanities classes. And here's the important thing to keep in mind: each additional class that you take will only distract you from pursuing the subject that you love. In order to study for your math quiz, write a lab report for your science class, and complete a midterm essay for your humanities course, you'll have to skim through the readings for your history class so you can balance your history class with all of your other obligations. Yes, math, and science, and other humanities courses are very important for a rounded education. But you'll be so busy with a full class load that you'll have little time to benefit from those classes either.
The sad fact about college is that you'll rarely have the chance to delve into the things that truly interest you. If you have to take a job to help pay for your education, like so many students these days, then you'll have even less time to commit to your studies. While the rewards of finishing your classes will be tangible - you'll get to add to your tally of college credits - the educational outcomes of this system of study are less rewarding. The second you take your final exams, you'll forget just about everything you've learned during the entire semester.
But there's hope for the self-motivated intellects out there.
Luckily, we happen to live in one of the best times for breaking away from the college grind. For just about any subject you want to study in college, there are better ways for you to study it independently. Thanks to the Internet, students can seek out videos of class lectures from top universities such as Stanford, MIT, and Yale. With a quick Google search, would-be students can research the suggested curriculum for their proposed area of study and download syllabi for courses that interest them. It's not just the humanities lovers who can benefit from self study. The Internet provides free instruction in advanced mathematics, while a more savvy individual can find quality science labs for home use. You can even order your own fetal pig for dissection if the inspiration hits you. Unlike college, where your path is carefully charted by someone else, self-study can take you in many surprising directions.
With a bit of self-discipline, anyone with intellectual curiosity can achieve more from their own efforts than they would at the university.


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You'll find stories on this site created and curated on the themes of Grow (development, expansion, acquisitions, investment), Ideas (entrepreneurship, innovation, thought-leadership), and Here (place, lifestyle, culture).
These blocks are original stories from freelance journalists, BVEP team members and guest contributors.
These blocks are curated pieces, gathered from around the web from media outlets, communities and companies. You'll read a snapshot of the story here and have the option to link to the original.
These blocks are tweets from Boise Valley influencers, business people and culture-consumers.
These blocks, called "Ask a ______", feature one question answered by a similar audience. One week it may be a group of chefs, another - entrepreneurs, another – CEO's or perhaps a group of mountain bikers.
Moore's law, an observation made in 1965 by Gordon E. Moore that the overall processing speed of computers will double every two years, has governed research and development in the tech industry for years. But the physical limitations of standard silicon technology can't support that kind of exponential growth forever. That means the industry is scrambling to find new ways to improve computer function. Paul Simmonds, an assistant professor in the Department of Physics, is working on the cutting-edge of that problem.
His work is being funded by a five-year, $510,000 CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation. The award is the NSF's most prestigious program supporting junior faculty who effectively integrate outstanding research and education within the context of their organization's mission. It is intended to give promising researchers an early career boost by providing stable research funding over an extended period of time.
TSheets, the cloud-based time tracking company headquartered in Eagle, Idaho, announced that it received $15 million in growth equity funding from Summit Partners, a global investor with over 30 years of experience in technology, healthcare and other growth sectors. Summit Partners previously backed Boise-based Clearwater Analytics, ProClarity (which was later acquired by Microsoft), and Extended Systems. Other notable investments outside the Treasure Valley include Uber, Gainsight, Solutionreach and WebEx.
Now with 80 employees (and hiring) and a newly opened branch office in Sydney, Australia, TSheets estimates it will increase the size of its staff by three times in the near future.
Fourteen teams of intrepid student entrepreneurs took home $100,000 in seed funding to bolster their businesses at the Idaho Entrepreneur Challenge awards presentation April 1 at Trailhead in Boise. All 22 colleges and universities in the Gem State were invited to participate in the Idaho Entrepreneur Challenge, a statewide venture competition that aims to stimulate entrepreneurship. Of the 75 competitors from around the state, 23 teams were selected as finalists. The program is directed by Boise State University's College of Innovation and Design and College of Business and Economics, and sponsored by Zions Bank. Teams earned seed funding in the categories of health, technology, agriculture technology and social impact. Each of the four first-place teams earned $13,000 for their innovations.
MELT, a non-dairy buttery spread, is expanding. Its maker, Prosperity Organic Foods, moved April 26 from the downtown Boise's Belgravia Building to larger quarters in the nearby Garro Building. The company hired five new employees between February and April, to 11 full-time employee positions. Prosperity's expected revenues of $2.5 million this year are 60 percent higher than last year's, said President and CEO Meg Carlson.
The company secured $3.5 million from current and new investors last year in its fourth round of funding. Treasure Valley Angel Fund has invested in two rounds of funding, in 2013 and 2014. Meanwhile, Prosperity, which started in 2008 in Hailey, is using a $450,000 Small Business Administration grant to develop new products, including one aimed at reducing childhood obesity that is due to start production this year.
Prosperity's signature MELT product, a dairy-free butter substitute, is made at ZoRoCo Packaging in Caldwell. MELT entered Whole Foods in 2012 and sales are up 50 percent at that national grocer from a year ago, said Carlson. Carlson, a veteran of the food industry who started her career at Ore-Ida in the 1980s, is now working with Costco to come up with a product size that the chain can work with. She sees growth ahead. "There are many other smaller and natural and organic markets around the country, and we're only in 25 percent of them," Carlson said. "It's time for us to be more present. We're starting to reach that critical mass of consumers who have discovered MELT and incorporate it into their regular routine. It's a staple and something you buy every time you go to the grocery store."
The Capitol City Angel Fund announced its latest round of investments in three small businesses: GenZ Technology and Wevorce in Boise, and Room Choice in Nampa.
The Capitol City Angel Fund is a group of local, accredited investors who help fund small, local startups. The $1.1-million fund is affiliated with the larger Boise Angel Alliance, which has invested nearly $8 million in startups. Boise Angel Alliance investments have spurred creation of more than 300 Idaho jobs, the alliance said. The latest investment totals were not disclosed. GenZ Technology designs and builds high-tech crop sprayers designed to waste less water or chemicals on vineyard and strawberry crop production. Room Choice has developed an online tool for student housing managers. Wevorce works to take the conflict out of divorces.
Cradlepoint, the global leader in 4G LTE networking solutions for distributed enterprises, has closed a Series B round of $48 million growth equity funding. The proceeds will be used to accelerate its international expansion and development of industry-leading cloud-managed Wireless Wide Area Networks (WWAN) and security solutions. The round was led by Sorenson Capital, with participation from Delta-v Capital and The CAPROCK Group.


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Pretty Precision Dress
approx RRP 499
BRAND: Camilla
An embellished beauty.
Size on tag: M
Recommended size: 8-10
Model approx: Size 8, Height 168cm
Oh Rent Me has one of the largest ranges of designer dresses for hire in New Zealand. Their store is based in Oteha, Auckland.
Oh Rent Me allows try-ons (in-store only) by appointment. Just email them a list of the items you'd like to try and they will help schedule an appropriate time for you to visit.
Dry cleaning is included in the hire price.
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|Pre-paid return postage bag included.
|Delivery Method
|New Zealand Post
|Delivery Time
|Allow up to 3 days, but is often overnight.
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text: The trailer for the Hot Tub Time Machine sequel that somebody at MGM must have asked for has arrived. And rather than take the gang back in time to kill Hitler or keep LeBron James from leaving Cleveland in the first place, this installment takes the Back To The Future Part II route as the guys get rich using knowledge they bring with them into the past. Rob Corddry plays the Biff Tannen of the piece who's become fabulously wealthy by declaring himself "Father of the Internet." Corddry's time-traveling pals Craig Robinson and Clark Duke also return for the sequel, with Adam Scott replacing John Cusack as the Sherman to their collective Mister Peabody. Community alumni Gillian Jacobs and Chevy Chase also star; Jacobs doesn't actually appear in the trailer, but that's okay. She'd probably just Britta it up anyway.


text: It's Tutorial Tuesday over at the 2 Cute Ink design team blog today. Go on over there and see the super fast and easy way I make gift card holders. Here is a picture of the finished product. I used Happy Birthday Penguin to decorate the front. Isn't he a cute little guy? To check out the tutorial details just click here.


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WASHINGTON AND LOS ANGELES — Government officials declared the "cash for clunkers" program a winner as they released final data Wednesday showing the program sparked the sale of nearly 700,000 new vehicles, boosting a devastated industry and the struggling economy.
But the coming weeks will show whether the program was a bargain or a lemon.
Dealers still were awaiting millions of dollars in payments. Analysts wondered whether the program generated actual new sales or simply lured buyers to act sooner. Prices for some popular vehicles apparently went up. And some people enticed by the $3,500 and $4,500 rebates now worry they might have overextended themselves in taking the plunge to put a new car in the driveway during a recession.
Auto research firm Edmunds.com predicted Wednesday that the industry "is likely to experience a painful hangover" after the monthlong cash-for-clunkers party.
"People rushed into purchases that many would otherwise have made later this year. The result will be lower sales in the weeks to come," said Edmunds Chief Executive Jeremy Anwyl.


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One of the things I felt like I heard a lot in the years before I was married was that marriage was "hard". I think it's difficult for a non-married person to fully understand what is meant when we say marriage is "hard". I certainly don't feel like I went into marriage without a lot of examples over many years and a fairly good concept of what marriage should be. But I still think a lot of the more abstract details of what it is that is challenging about marriage were a bit beyond my ability to imagine.
So some time back I began making a little list about the things that make marriage hard. I'd be interested to hear what you would say makes marriage hard as well.
It is hard to allow someone to do something differently than you would and just be fine with it.
It is hard to learn to love another family like your own that is weird in ways that are different from the ways your family is weird. (Because let's face it--all families are weird.)
It is hard to support someone toward your family about decisions that you might actually disagree with in order to "leave and cleave".
It is hard to not be able to do everything in life on your time table and when and where you want to do it.
It is hard to live with an imperfect person--a person who does not do everything right all the time and sometimes makes you really upset with their inability to act the way you think they should.
It is hard to be really upset about something and not die on that hill over it today because tomorrow they will still be living with you and you will need to find a way to work together.
It is hard to accept that you cannot change every bad habit about a person and some things you will just have to live with.
It is hard to not let too many days go by without being sure to kindle the fires of romance and remember why you love a person.
It is hard to not let the ordinary parts of a shared life overcome a marriage and allow it to become a business partnership or housing plan.
It is hard to always be in agreement about the big decisions; whether or not to pursue something, whether or not to purchase something.
What do you think makes marriage hard?


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(1868–1939) English astronomer. He became the ninth Astronomer Royal in 1910. His main concern was with the accurate measurement of star positions and proper motions, which revealed the distribution of stars in our part of the Galaxy. From observations at several eclipses he identified elements in the solar chromosphere from lines in its spectrum; this success motivated the Greenwich eclipse expedition of 1919 which confirmed Einstein's prediction that a gravitational field bends starlight. Dyson introduced the broadcasting of radio time signals from Greenwich in the 1920s.
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