text:
The Bag of Pastel Dreams
I'll be honest with you guys, I'm not a bag girl. Nope. As long as I can remember I've been a shoe girl, ever since I was a little girl struggling to walk up and down the garden in my nans' heels and forever wanting those awful, uncomfortable princess shoes you could pick up in the Disney store. Even now I'm 22, I'm no better at walking in heels but hey, at least my shoe collection is pretty impressive and growing. It is never not growing. But, the one thing I was never massively into when it comes to ~fashun~ is handbags. In fact, I have been alternating between two Zara bags I have had since I was seventeen.
Don't get me wrong, I still buy the odd handbag every now and then, I just don't feel the same love for them as I do say a pair of loafers, a striped tee or cosy jumper, but then I was introduced to this Topshop beauty and honestly, it was love at first sight. And believe me, that doesn't happen often.
So, let me go on to introduce you to the bag of pink dreams, the Topshop Sicily Asymmetric Shoulder Bag. I mean, just look at this beautiful pink dreamy goodness. It's spacious, it comes with a mini wallet bag and have I mentioned how dreamy the colour is?! In fact, I'm going to apologise in advance for just how much you're probably going to see this on the gram on here in the next weeks, it's practically become surgically attached to my shoulder. And, I think, I may just prefer it to the brand new loafers I bought the other week…
The Lowdown
For me, this bag is the perfect size for most days. It can fit all my essentials; purse, keys, fragrance, 25 million lipsticks and the little 'toiletries and essentials' bag it comes with plus more if I need to, including my iPad, bobble hat (it's cold, ok), magazine and whatever junk I manage to chuck in there.
I initially thought the front pocket would be pretty useless for me but I have found this pretty great for shoving my phone in if my outfit doesn't have any pockets (god forbid) or cards/receipts. The bad is held together with a magnetic clasp but it isn't entirely secure so I like to walk around with it tight to me which works quite well so no one can stick their hand in a have a little treasure hunt. Safety and all that. I have had this since Christmas and the quality of the bag is incredibly impressive for £28, I'm not the most careful person ever and I am yet to find any scratches, marks or whatever else which is just fabulous.
So, we are only a few weeks in 2018 but I think I have definitely found my favourite fashion find of the year so far. Let's see if anything manages to overtake my love for this beauty later in the year! What do you think, do you need this Topshop bag in your life?
Shop The Post
New Look Jumper (Sold Out – Similar)
Missguided Distressed Ripped Jeans
Topshop Sicily Asymmetric Shoulder Bag
VANS Pink Trainers
Follow SimplyAbbi
Thank you for reading!


text:
Richard Bell's Wild West Yorkshire nature diary
Day, 25th December, 2006
Christmas time again, and this year it's my great niece Elise who's asking. Don't these kids ever learn! She gets some paper from her granddad's office (whoops, should have told her to take it off the scrap pile!) and draws me a landscape with a big blue sky, green, green grass and a pond with lily pads for the bullfrogs. She's using the Derwent watercolour pencils we gave to her elder sister for Christmas (children never seem to have enough art materials). So far, so bucolic, but she says she's going to add the black haunted house emanating squadrons of bats later.
I draw the holly (upper right) and a bare branches of the oak, sycamore and lime before lunch and just about manage to stay awake after Christmas dinner (apparently there's something in turkey that sends you to sleep) but by then it's too dark to see anything out of the windows so I draw my hand.
When I come to add watercolour to the Sakura Micron 0.1mm drawing I have to change the position of my hand to hold my tiny box of Winsor & Newton watercolours so, my wits recovering from the wine and the feasting, when I come to do a second drawing (below left), I make sure that I'm holding the box right from the start.
If I mix a 'flesh colour' (which for a 75% Anglo Saxon/25% Welshman like me means pinkish ochre) and use two washes of that, one on top of the other, to create the shadows, I find that I end up with the shadows looking too warm. For the second drawing (left) I painted the shadows first in green, let them dry, then went over them with a ochre/alizarin crimson wash.
You can still see some of the green showing through but I think it gives an effect nearer to what I was seeing in the mellow light of the living room than the first drawing where I used a greyish wash.
Working in a shadowy room like this it's useful to know your way around your paintbox. This box has only ten colours in it: warm and cool versions of each of the primaries, a brown (raw umber?), a green (Hooker's?), a yellow ochre and Payne's grey.
was able to work one-handed because I used a Pentel Waterbrush;
you squeeze it to put a few drops of water onto your palette and clean the brush
on a tissue or paper serviette, which I held, not shown, in my left hand.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
About us
month : 12/2017
6 results
Chesterfield Food and Drink Awards 2017
Celebrity baker Mich Turner was in charge as Destination Chesterfield staged its annual Food and Drink Awards ceremony at the town college's Heart Space Building. The winner of Restaurant of the Year was
Blu Bistro and Coffee House
. ...
Read More
December 6, 2017
Derby Food and Drink Awards 2017
Hundreds of people from Derby's food and drink scene gathered at the Roundhouse for the annual presentation of Marketing Derby's Food and Drink Awards.
Terroir Bistro
, in Friar Gate, was announced the winner of the coveted Restaurant of the Year title....
Read More
December 5, 2017
CLOSED: Artisan chocolates from Cacoa Elora
Cacoa Elora is an artisan chocolatier from Tansley which prides itself on its "bean to bar" philosophy – and we have three great prizes to give away. ...
Read More
December 3, 2017
CLOSED: Christmas hampers from award-winning butchers
Leabrooks butcher Owen Taylor and Sons has spent the past few weeks picking up more awards – and it's celebrating by offering our readers a pair of Christmas hampers. ...
Read More
December 2, 2017
CLOSED: Organic chocs from Raw Halo
Our second chocolate competition comes from Raw Halo, a Matlock firm launched in 2015 with 12 varieties of raw, organic, refined sugar-free and dairy-free chocolate to its name. We have three gift sets to give away. ...
Read More
December 2, 2017
And the winners are…
Here are the winners of the competitions in the autumn 2017 edition of Taste the Seasons. ...
Read More
December 1, 2017


text:
The fifth grade are super excited this week because they won the Box Tops contest. They had a choice to wear free dress or extra recess and they chose to wear free dress!
In second place is Mrs. Rexing's third graders who will be using the extra recess pass!
This is a good way to raise money for our school! Thank you to all who sent Box Tops in!
Written by Abby


text:
Other Titles
Coming Soon…
Set in the turbulent years near the end of the Han Dynasty in China (circa 169-280 AD), Kingdom dramatizes the lives of feudal lords and their retainers who tried to either replace the dwindling Han Dynasty, or to restore it. Players choose to play as a warrior, a military advisor or an archer and participate in battles or set out on exciting adventures.
Kingdom is a 3D combination RTS and action game built on Unreal Engine and available on iOS and Android platforms. Kingdom is one of only a handful of games able to leverage the superior graphics produced by Unreal Engine on Android devices.
Kingdom received the "Golden Plume Award" as the "Most Expected Mobile Game in 2013" following its beta tests in the fourth quarter of 2013.
As of September 30, 2014, we have signed deals with two publishers to distribute the game in five countries and regions (China, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau).
MARS is a PC online shooting game which we launched commercially in China in November 2011. MARS had over 14 million aggregate registered users in just the China market as of December 31, 2013. The game's story-line is as follows:
In the early 21st century, terrorists continued the advancement of their weaponry and eventually mastered the use of weapons of mass destruction. National armies were targeted and greatly weakened by these borderless terrorist organizations. As a result, Private Military Companies, or PMC, began to take over most of the military missions and formed two global military blocs: the League of Nations and UNITA. In 2032, isolated skirmishes between affiliates of League of Nations and UNITA lead to all-out military conflict between the two former allies. Players select from three different types of soldiers and can choose to fight for League of Nations or for UNITA.
- MARS was the first online shooting game to use Unreal Engine 3 technology in China, and it ranked as one of the top 10 PC online games in China as of September 2014, according to the China Game Weight Rank, a comprehensive ranking list based on a number of criteria, of Sina, a leading online media company in China. Unlike the competing first person shooters, or FPSs, MARS offers cover systems and mechs (large combat robot vehicles).
- MARS features diverse game modes such as team death match, capture the flag, player versus environment (PVE), and mech/robot and console-quality graphics. In MARS, players may select a team to join and collaborate with their friends to fight against rivals or complete various missions individually using a variety of weapons.
- We published MARS in China ourselves through one of our structured entities, Zhenyou Network.
- We have also licensed MARS to various overseas distributors, to expand its exposure in the global markets.
- MARS is known in different jurisdiction by different names, including: M.A.R.S., M.A.R.S. Online, Black Fire, Mercenary Online, Zombies, Monsters, Robots, and Hazard Ops.
- As of June 30, 2014, the game was offered in 10 different languages, including: Mandarin (simplified), Mandarin (traditional), English, French, German, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Thai, and Turkish.
- In 2013, MARS average 30-day active users of 436,955 and average 30-day active paying users of 29,286.
- MARS has received significant recognition in the market. For example, it was named "China's Most Popular Online Game in Internet Cafes for 2012" at 2012 China's Internet Cafe Industry Annual Conference.
Axion Game's first proprietary IP, purchased by Sony, became #1 hit on PlayStation 3
Sony has gone on to develop three sequels for Fat Princess on PSP and PS3 consoles.


text:
A young two month old moose calf playfully frolics up to its mother for a nuzzle, Grand Tetons, Wyoming alces alces shirasi
View author portfolio
Use in a single end product, free or commercial. The total price includes the item price and a buyer fee.
License details
Why buy with Envato
Use in an unlimited number of end products, free or commercial. May be used with different clients, but not for on-demand customization products or services. The total price includes the item price and a buyer fee.
Deliver better projects faster. Web, design & video assets
Unlimited downloads, from $16.50/month
Create Beautiful Logos, Designs & Mockups in Seconds
Design like a professional without Photoshop
Designers matched perfectly to
you on Envato Studio
2000 artists ready to undertake your work


text:
Customer Reviews
All reviews are from people who have redeemed deals with this merchant.
What You'll Get
Today's modern world, with its plethora of countries, panoply of waterways, and constantly changing laws about what is and what isn't mail fraud is as confusing as it is stressful. Get a clear definition of relaxation with today's Groupon: for $67, you get a Holiday Spa Package at Island Day Spa (a $135 total value). The package includes:
- 60-minute Swedish massage (a $70 value)
- 30-minute facial (a $40 value)
- Foot-relief wrap (a $25 value)
Using all-natural Aveda body and skincare products, Island Day Spa's licensed aestheticians ease clients' frazzled minds and bodies with a professional pampering. Keep faces aglow without balancing a candle on the tongue with a 90-minute spa package, which begins with an express Aveda facial that coddles pores with a cleansing, an exfoliation, and moisturizer. A licensed therapist delves into the sinews during the one-hour Swedish massage. The gliding effleurage strokes and focused petrissage technique of the typical Swedish massage can improve circulation, relieve tension, and find lost remote controls wedged between the tendons.
The foot-relief wrap takes place during the massage, as technicians scrub away calluses and soften skin with a glycol treatment. Hot towels wrap feet in a holiday medley of myrrh, frankincense, and cinnamon-bark clove oil to leach away impurities and soothe muscles with a formula as soothing as a cup of warm milk blessed by an anesthesiologist. Clients can request other scents for a customized treatment that appeals to individual nostrils.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Jan 13, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Treatments are non-transferable. Gratuity not included. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Island Day Spa
The eco-minded team at Island Day Spa nourishes skin with naturally derived formulas that demonstrate respect for the environment. Whether hydrating feet in warm paraffin wax or exfoliating skin with a walnut scrub, staffers employ Aveda products, which are formulated with ingredients such as organic essential oils and cage-free herbs. Microdermabrasion and microcurrent therapy combat fine lines or skin laxity, and Aveda's enzyme- and nutrient-rich products add curative benefits to aromatherapy massages and reflexology sessions.


text:
It's no secret that I adore the Sally Hansen Insta-Dri nail polishes. It's already a great product because you just need one or two coats which dry super quickly and then you are good to go. These products are perfect for the gal on the go. However, the product is even better now that there is a new range which is a collaboration with Crayola! Behold the Sally Hansen + Crayola Insta-Dri Collection. These polishes retail for about $5 at Ulta and most drugstores.
I purchased the three shades seen above, and I have ZERO regrets! The shades (in order from left to right) are Razzmic Berry, Shimmering Blush, and Metallic Seaweed. I love that they are all so metallic and shimmery but have no chunky glitter. They're pretty and catch the light so well. Plus, I adore how quickly they dry. Yes, they do tend to chip easily, but it's so easy to fix since they dry super quickly.
Are you embracing metallic nails this fall or is there a different polish trend that you adore? Be sure to let me know in the comment section!
Thanks for reading!
-XO Tiffy
Want more of me? Add me on Instagram / Twitter / Facebook / YouTube.


text: I have spent my life working with either books or children, and sometimes, books and children. Squirreling away picture book ideas since I was in college, I finally decided (about 15 years later) to start writing (and revising and revising!) those ideas. Now I work on books for children and I've never been happier.


text:
iSnowflake for iPhone$0.99
$0.99 Infinite Pacific Solutions iOS Version 1.5 Full Specs
Publisher's Description
From Infinite Pacific Solutions:
Do you remember what it was like being a kid, making paper snowflakes? Cutting corners, snipping edges - you never knew what it would look like until you unfolded it. Do you remember being amazed with what you had created? Create snowflakes like you used to - on your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad!iSnowflake is an app that lets you create paper style snowflakes. You begin with a folded up piece of paper and then you add as many cuts as you like. When you are ready, tap the unfold button and watch the animation of your creation unfold.Change the background and snowflake colours, add custom messages, and email them.Create a Holiday greeting that is as unique as a real snowflake.*********************************************Go to www.infinitepacific.ca to view the World iSnowflake Snowstorm - a collection of user submitted snowflakes from around the world. See what others have created. Visit the World iSnowflake Snowstorm to learn how to add your unique creation. ********************************************* Features Summary:-share your snowflakes with your Facebook friends-create and unfold paper snowflakes- choose between 6 and 8 point snowflakes (set in OPTIONS)-print instructions to fold, cut, and create your designs (requires iOS 4.2 or greater and AirPrint capable printer)-change the colour of your snowflake or the background-add custom messages-save snowflakes-email snowflakes with messages-iPad interface/support
read more +


text: Thank you for submitting your contact information. A sales representative will contact you within in the next 48 hours to schedule a demo of our Controlled Substance Inventory Tracker. If you have any additional comments or request, feel free to cause us direct at 770-559-6386 to learn more about how our software solutions can assist your needs.


text:
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Free for you to use
Posted by Tammy Sprinkle at 4:55 PM
Labels: art and inspirations, doll, little girl, medicine, vintage illustration
5 comments:
- AnonymousJanuary 27, 2010 at 5:27 PM
Really cute! I think I will use it and color it in. :) I will credit you. :)ReplyDelete
It's a gorgeous illustration, Tammy. Thank you for sharing it. :) TheresaReplyDelete
Cute idea to add the words to the image! Perfect.ReplyDelete
Nice one Tammy, tks :)ReplyDelete
I love this girl...thanks for sharing it.ReplyDelete
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Exit Menu
Board of Directors
Our Schools
District Information
Map & Directions
Contact Us
Community & Alumni
Tulpehocken Area School District
Main Menu
2012 Hall of Fame
David S. Degler
Mr. Degler was a Bernville resident until high school graduation – Tulpehocken Class of 1977. He received his BS degree Aerospace Engineering, Penn State 1981. Graduate physics study at Utah State 1985. He then began his career in northern Utah in June of 1981 – working for Thiokol Corporation. He was the Manufacturing engineer for the Space Shuttle Program from 1981-1983 and Manufacturing engineer for Peacekeeper and Trident Missile programs from 1984-1985. He then moved to Newark Delaware and then Elkton Maryland to work for Thiokol (Elkton Division) from 1985-1989. He worked as a ballistics and thermal analyst on many space and military rocket motor programs, including missile defense.
He relocated to Huntsville Alabama from 1989-1992, still working for Thiokol (Huntsville Division). He worked on Patriot and Hellfire missile programs and large solid rocket motors for launch vehicles (Delta and Atlas). He moved back to Utah briefly from 1992 - 1993 when the Huntsville Division closed.
He moved to Pittsfield, Massachusetts from 1993-1996 to work for a Lockheed Martin research division. He performed analyses and testing of gas generators (air bag inflators) and 155mm artillery.
He then moved to Princeton, NJ in 1996 to work on Lockheed Martin spacecraft thermal control systems, and then relocated with the company to their present site near Newtown, PA 1997 to present. Current satellite projects include GPS navigation, GOES weather, commercial television and broadband communications, military communications, and components for various missions including Mars exploration. Mr. Degler is also a Certified skydiver and general aviation pilot.
Alisa J. Muniz Crim, M.D.
Dr. Alisa Muñiz Crim graduated from Tulpehocken High School in 1992. Dr. Muñiz Crim was awarded the Bausch and Lomb Science Award scholarship in her senior year of high school to attend the University of Rochester.
Dr. Muñiz Crim was a cum laude graduate with a double major in the Bachelor of Arts Program at the University of Rochester in 1996 in Biology and Psychology. She studied abroad at the University of London, England in 1995 and worked at The Priory Hospital in London during that same time. Alisa received the Academic All-American Field Hockey Award at the University of Rochester in the years 1995 and 1996 and was a varsity field hockey player during her sophomore through senior years. She was also named the Panhellenic Academic Woman of the Year in 1996 and was the Scholarship Chair for Phi Sigma Sigma in 1994-1995.
Alisa received her medical degree at Georgetown University School of Medicine in Washington D.C. in 2001. She took a one-year leave in 1999-2000 to learn Spanish and participated in medical missions throughout Central/South America, Asia, and Africa. Dr. Muñiz Crim was the co-chair of the Georgetown University American Medical Women's Association from 1997-1998 and received a grant through the American Medical Student's Association to travel on a medical mission to Morocco in 1998. Dr. Muñiz Crim completed her Pediatric Residency at Tufts Medical Center in 2004 and a fellowship in Pediatric Gastroenterology at Massachusetts General Hospital in 2007, both in Boston, MA. She also completed a master's degree in Clinical Research at the Institute for Clinical Research and Health Policy Studies at the Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences at Tufts University in Boston, MA in 2007.
Dr. Muñiz Crim served as an Assistant Professor in Pediatrics at Massachusetts General Hospital for Children / Harvard Medical School, from 2007-2008. Dr. Muñiz Crim is board certified in both General Pediatrics and Pediatric Gastroenterology. She currently resides with her husband and four children, ages 6 months to 6 years, in Miami, Florida where she practices Pediatric Gastroenterology at Miami Children's Hospital. Dr. Muñiz Crim dedicates this award tonight in loving memory of her father and biggest fan, Edward Crim.
Francis G. Gerberich, Ph.D.
Dr. Gerberich graduated from Tulpehocken High School as a member of the Class of 1967. After attending one year at Delaware Valley College, he transferred to Lehigh University where he received a BS (Bachelor of Science) and PhD (Doctorate of Philosophy) degrees in chemistry.
He was subsequently appointed as a Post-Doctoral Research Associate in an internationally known research group at the University of Georgia.
In 1979 he joined Monsanto Company as a Senior Research Associate at their world headquarters in St. Louis where he progressed in his career to Research Specialist, Research Manager, Director, and Vice President. During his 28 years at Monsanto/Solutia, he led international research and development, and new business development groups within several business units. Many of the technologies and new products that were developed and introduced under his leadership are still being used today. He led the technical development of a higher performing, higher quality, and lower cost safety glass interlayer that remains the world leading technology today.
It is more familiar to you as the safety component in the windshield of your car. He was a member of the worldwide business leadership team responsible for the interlayer business having annual sales of $900 M (million).
Frank retired from Solutia in 2007 to pursue his entrepreneurial spirit. He joined several of his business colleagues in starting a new business to recover and recycle carbon black and other products from tire shreds. Frank is currently pursuing his interest in education as a Visiting Lecturer in Chemistry at Western New England University.
District Administrative Office
27 Rehrersburg Road
Bethel, PA 19507
School CMS created by eSchoolView


text:
According to reports, Alexis Sanchez could be part of a swap deal in January which would see him go to PSG and Julian Draxler come to Arsenal.
Alexis Sanchez's time at Arsenal could come to an end in January with the club interested in a swap deal which would see PSG's Julian Draxler come to the Emirates, according to The Daily Star.
Sanchez's Arsenal contract expires at the end of the current season and he has already rejected a new deal with the Gunners.
Manchester City were very close to signing the Chilean for £60m on deadline day but Arsenal were unable to lure Thomas Lemar to the Emirates as a replacement.
In recent games, Sanchez has cut a frustrated figure and often seems fed up and disinterested during matches.
The potential swap deal comes about as Arsenal remain determined not to sell Sanchez to a direct Premier League rival.
This deal would be beneficial for Arsenal, because instead of losing Sanchez for nothing next summer, they will replace him with a younger, very talented player who is an excellent replacement.
Arsene Wenger has a long-standing admiration of Julian Draxler and Arsenal have been linked to him in almost every transfer window for the last few years.
Draxler only joined PSG in January but he has fallen down the pecking order following the arrivals of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe.
A new challenge in North London could be just what Draxler needs. With Arsenal stars seemingly growing disgruntled with Sanchez, after he failed to attend a media day last month, his departure could be best for all parties.
Image: Ronnie Macdonald


text:
The word 'asthma' is derived from the Greek meaning 'panting' or 'labored breathing'. Asthma is a condition characterized by a paroxysmal wheezing dyspnoea (difficulty in breathing), mainly expiratory.
The most common symptoms are
Difficulty in breathing
Mucus production
The most important and distressing symptom is the breathlessness or sense of suffocation, which may be of varying intensity. Some patients may not have cough or mucus production (expectoration) at all.
The symptoms of asthma may be
Periodical (once in a a week to once in a year)
Sesonal (a few weeks in a year)
Continuous (all throughout or most of the time)
Cause due to
a. Physical exertion
b. Change in weather or temperature
c. Infection
d. Mental stress
e. Exposure to pollution (dust, chemical, pollen, etc.)
f. Without any apparent reason
Homoepathic treatment:
The goal of homeopathic treatment for asthma is to identify the root cause for the attacks, and then to use the bodies own healing processes to transform the triggers into remedies. Asthma is viewed differently in each person, because each person is afflicted in a different way. Factors considered by the homeopath include frequency of attacks, possible allergens and other symptoms. The health of the whole body, not just the respiratory system, is addressed. Ultimately, homeopathy might create a cure for the asthma by strengthening and balancing the immune system


text:
WALT: Identify the T.O.P.S of the following narratives.
Title - Goldilocks and the three bears.
Orientation:The characters were a little girl named Goldilocks and three bears. Also a cottage. Goldilocks went inside and had Eaten baby bear's porridge and went to the living room and sat on baby bear's chair but she was too big for it so she broke it. She felt sleepy so she went up the steps and she saw 3 beds she went on the daddy bear's bed was too hard and mummy bear's bed was too soft but baby bear's bed was just right.
Problem:The problem was that goldilocks didn't have permission to go in.
Solution: The bears scared goldilocks away and she never came back.
Title - Frozen.
Orientation: This is a story of 2 sisters named Anna and Elsa and 4 friends named Hans, Olaf Sven and Kristoff. One day, Anna had a plan for elsa. Her plan was to fill up an empty ballroom with snow and ice using Elsa's powers but then Elsa couldn't handle shooting the ice because it was too fast so she hit Anna in the head then Elsa rush to her and cried the her mother and father took her to trolls and on of the trolls said that she was lucky to be alive.
Problem: The problem was that no one had knew elsa had powers, and that she had froze the rest of Arendelle. "Little that Elsa know she has froze Arendelle". Also Elsa had argued with her sister and had hit her in the heart with her powers.
Solution: Anna kept going to Elsa but Elsa kept on shutting her out. Then finally Elsa stop her shutting and reunited with Anna. Happily ever after!


text:
The 5-Minute Interview: Matthias Sieber, Senior Software Engineer, MediaHound
By Bryce Merkl Sasaki
March 4, 2016|Reading time: 4 minutes
This week, I had the opportunity to interview Matthias Sieber, Senior Software Engineer at MediaHound, at our offices in San Mateo, California. Here's what we talked about in this week's 5-Minute Interview. Q: Can you talk to me about your… Read more →
Explore: 5-minute interview cypher graph database hapi.js javascript neo4j node.js Postgres relational database walmart labs
Community Forums
Contact Us
Have a Graph Question?
Reach out and connect with the Neo4j staff.Stack Overflow
Community Forums
Contact Us
Share your Graph Story?
Email us: firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
The Knights' recruitment drive remains in full swing, with Storm hooker Slade Griffin and Warriors prop Jacob Lillyman the next two expected to head to the Hunter.
Writing on his Market Watch blog, Fox Sports reporter Nathan Ryan has revealed that Griffin has already told his teammates he's heading to Newcastle, while adding that he believes Lillyman is "all but done too".
The Knights pursued a number of hookers before settling on Griffin, and an announcement is expected in the near future.
Lillyman, meanwhile, has been linked to the Knights for some time, in the event that they were to miss out on Broncos prop Adam Blair. With Blair expected to head to New Zealand, adding Lillyman makes sense (and if they can nab Blair too, even better).


text:
Enquire Contact form
- Description
DetailsThe iw62 TDC is a full bandwidth in wall speaker system, using a 165mm (6.50") Tannoy Dual Concentric point source, constant directivity drive unit with an additional 165mm (6.50") bass driver and 25mm (1.00") Tannoy SuperTweeter. Designed primarily for installation into standard stud partition wall systems, it may also be used in cavity wall installations constructed with standard thickness drywall as well as a wide range of other wall construction types with a surface thicknes of up to 25mm (1.00"). Ideally suited to applications requiring the combination of intelligibility, premium sonic quality for music and speech reinforcement and exceptional reliability, the high power handling iw62 TDC is particularly suited to custom AV installations and business music systems. The drivers and passive frequency dividing network are mounted in an injection moulded, paintable front baffle manufactured from UV/weather resistant UL94V-0 ABS material. The class leading performance is further enhanced by the inclusion of eight self aligning, spring loaded clamps; allowing for quick install but also for simple removal or reorientation of the loudspeaker. The rigidity of the clamps and baffle combination crucially provides the acoustically optimum bond to the wall surface without risk of distortion to the baffle itself. Complementing any style of decor, the perforated metal grille and discreet moulded baffle can be painted to blend seamlessly with any environment. Gold plated spring loaded terminals are provided for ease of installation and a steel back can is available as an optional installation accessory.
- Specification
System Type In-wall loudspeaker
Frequency Response (1) 70Hz - 51kHz (+/-3dB)
Low Frequency Alignment (2) 34Hz (-6dB)
Recommended Amplifier Power 20 - 210W @ 8 Ohms
Power Handling (3) Average: 105W
Programme: 210W
Peak: 420W
Sensitivity 2.38 Volts @ 1 metre (1) Anechoic: 92dB
Half space: 95dB
Maximum SPL @ 1 metre (4) Average: 112dB
Peak: 118dB
Impedance 8 Ohms
Dispersion 90 degrees
Driver Complement SuperTweeter: 25mm (1.00") titanium dome
Dual Concentricô: 165mm (6.50î)
Bass driver: 165mm (6.50î)
Frequency 750Hz, 1.8kHz, 16kHz
Type Passive
Maximum SPL (4) 107dB
Wattage Tap Selections 60, 30, 15, 7.5 Watts
Finish White - paintable
Connectors Gold plated spring terminals
Dimensions (H x W) Front Baffle: 473.50 x 227mm
(18.64 x 8.94î)
Maximum wall thickness: 25mm (1.00")
Cut-out Dimensions (H x W) 426.10 x 187.60mm
(16.77 x 7.38")
Rec. in-wall Mounting Volume 30 litres
(1.1 cu.ft.)
Mounting Depth 98.90mm
Weight (each) 5kg
Accessories Pre-installation ring
Back can
Back can with 60 Watt transformer
- Reviews
- Delivery
Providing your item is in stock, the order is usually dispatched within 24 hours. Please remember that postage and packing is completely free for orders over £50*. Out of stock items will be dispatched as soon as they become available, out of stock items can take between 4 to 21 days for dispatch.
Deliveries usually take 1-3 working days. The majority of orders are sent via our couriers'; Interlink Express on a next-day-delivery service. Smaller, low value or light-weight items are normally posted using Royal Mail Recorded or Royal Mail Special Delivery.
Once your product has been dispatched, you will be notified via email and sent a unique consignment number, you can use this number at http://www.interlinkexpress.com to check the status of your delivery. If you have provided a mobile telephone number, Interlink's Predict service will notify you by text (and email) of a one-hour delivery window. If the window they suggest is inconvenient, you can change the date of delivery to a later one via text or email.
*We ship free of charge to mainland UK addresses, excluding the Scottish Highlands or 'Out-Of-Reach' Scottish locations. Please consult the post-codes below to see if your location falls within this category. If you are still unsure, please contact us on 01432 354921. We also ship to Northern Ireland, Channel Islands, Scilly Isles, Scottish Isles and Scottish Highlands, however delivery to these locations will incur a charge and can only be sent via a 2-day service.
Shipping Costs Mainland UK (Next-Day) Offshore/Out-of-reach (2-day)Northern Ireland, Channel Islands, Isle of Man, Scottish Islands, Scilly Islands Republic of Ireland (2-day) Under £50 Orders £7.50 £12.50 £15.00 Over £50 Orders FREE £19.99 £29.99 Surcharge Orders £50.00 £69.99 £79.99 Saturday Delivery £12.99 N/A N/A Sunday Delivery £12.99 N/A N/A
Post codes exempt from the free delivery service include:
Scottish Highlands Post Codes: AB30-38, AB41-42, AB44-56, FK17-99, G83, IV1-28, IV30-39, IV52-54, IV63, KW1-14, PA21-33, PA34-40, PH15-26, PH31-41, PH49-50
Islands Post Codes: HS1-9, IV40-51, IV55-56, KA27-28, KW15-17, PA20, PA41-49, PA60-78, PH42-44, ZE1-3
Northern Ireland: All BT postcodes
Channel Islands Post Codes: JE, GY
Scilly Isles Post Codes: TR21, TR22, TR23, TR24, TR25
- Press & Awards


text:
I think I'm going to entitle all of my blogs "And it came to pass" from now on.
It was late when I wrote my post on Monday night, so I don't think that all of my ideas came across very clearly. One thing I need to reiterate is what an incredible feeling it was to sit there and have someone tell me how much I made their life better. I have NEVER had anyone compliment me like that. EVER. I absolutely melted. It threw my brain and emotions into a place they have never been. Have any of you single people out there (excluding drex and salad) ever had anyone express those emotions to you? It's an amazing feeling.
I called my sister and chatted with her while I was driving home from work yesterday. It was a good conversation. I brought her up to speed on my friend and what I'm feeling about it right now. She had a lot of advice for me. General advice about having faith in my patriarchal blessing, having faith that I'm chosing the right, blah, blah, blah. Superficially I know that it was good advice, but I was kind of ignoring it. I wanted to have a pity party, and she wasn't playing along.
Anyway, so after I hung up with her, not 5 minutes later HE calls me. It turns out that he did not receive my email yesterday because he stayed home from work. He called to probe my feelings about the kiss he had given me. So, I basically gave him an oral version of the email. We talked for about an hour and a half. It was a deep, soul-searching conversation. He couldn't really come to an understanding as to why I felt the way I did. He explained a lot of things to me about his coming out process, and I have to say it opened my eyes a little to my own.
He also opened my eyes to something I haven't been fully admitting to myself - I am deeply attracted to him and want much more than just a friendship. He called me out on saying that I just wanted to be friends. He said, "I can tell when people are just friendly to me, and when they want more than that. I can see it in your eyes and in your body language whenever we are together that you want more out of this than just a casual friendship." I was speechless at that. I told him that I wasn't sure how to respond to that and that he would have to wait for a response.
He told me that he was very attracted to me, that he felt safe around me, and that he longed to be with me and share more of himself. At one point I told him that I also found him very attractive. He stopped me and said something to the effect of if we're both gay, and are both attracted to each other, there is no way that it's going to stop at just a casual friendship.
There were so many things said in that conversation that came back to the concept of if we continue seeing each other it will become much more than what I'm telling myself it would be.
Fast-forward to today. He was at work today, so he read my email. His response to it was: "I have so much to tell you in response to your email and our conversation last night. If I can sum it up in one sentence it would be: Give me a chance! Or perhaps: Give us a chance! You're the best!"
I think I need to take JG's advice and cut my losses and run.
28 March 2007
3 comments:
- playasinmar said...
When I read,
"He called to probe my feelings about the kiss he had given me."
I thought, "Well now he gets a taste of what a relationship might be like." Then you wrote,
"So, I basically gave him an oral version of the email"
Oh, the entendre! HA! [ow, my sides hurt]
- March 28, 2007 at 11:49 PM
- My Best Is All I Have said...
I'm glad somebody caught that one. XD
- March 29, 2007 at 1:46 AM
- Daniel Hicken said...
Man, I really need to lighten up...that one went over me.
- March 29, 2007 at 8:06 AM
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Psalm 34:18 "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted…"
Over these past couple of weeks grief began to trickle out in my oldest two children. Faith at 6 years old and David at 4 years old have been handling our loss in deep and mature ways. Gideon is a household name for us. We talk about him, think about him, and share memories of him on almost a casual, regular basis. No one is crying or sad, but we smile in sweet remembrance of his special role in our family.
For example, one day Faith setup for us to have a "Gideon Parade." She made banners that said "We love you sweet sweet Gideon" and on we marched singing "We love you Gideon." In our driveway, there we went, marching in a circle and singing to our much missed member of our family. Its hard, but we are doing it. The kids are doing it, and we as a family are more peaceful now.
Every once in a while…
Night comes and the sorrow hits hard.
One night I was snuggling the kids to bed when Faith just sat up and started bawling. It being two and half months ago, I thought that the worst crying might have past. But for Faith and David the grief seems to only have recently be fully settled in. Her questions were real and bold "Why did Gideon die, but we don't?"
"What was wrong with him to make him die?"
"Was he breathing when I held him?"
"Where did he go?
As this mother held her sweet daughter, this deep deep sense of closeness overwhelmed me. In her crying, her sorrow, her questions I felt closer to her than I ever have before. My body was telling me to scream! That this wasn't fair that my six year old daughter had to experience such pain! That a mother should never have to watch her child cry over such a penetrating loss! But my soul…my soul said something different.
My soul prompted me to sink into this with her. To hold her and comfort her and bring fruit from the pain. To draw her near, nearer to me than ever before and rejoice that there was closeness available for the brokenhearted. That no, I could not take the pain away but yes, I could show her that she has a Mommy and Daddy that are there for her always and a God whose peace and comfort are real.
Just one week later my husband and I were sitting on the couch when we heard loud, heavy sobs coming from upstairs. Faith sweetly came to the balcony and said "Mommy, I think David needs you." As I walked into the room there lay my son, David, face red with hot tears and sobbing so loudly that his whole body shook. Through the crying, he had a lot to tell me. In his cute little voice that resembles a British accent he said…"
"Mommmmy! I have three things I want to tell you! One…I really miss Roxy and Gideon right now and I want to see them (Roxy was our Golden Retriever that died a year ago). Two…I am worried that Faith is going to die…"
After that one he paused. And I paused to. What do you give to your son when no answer in life is guaranteed? My mind is racing as I am literally wondering "Truly what assurance can I give him?" Then like a download I remember my own nights of deep torment and what got me through. I help him close and told him all about the God, our God who promises to never leave us or forsake us. That we have nothing to fear, no worry when we rely on Him everyday…all the time.
Another pause. He accepted the truth I offered him and it felt like such a peace came over the room.
Then I remembered…"David, what was the third thing?"
"Mommy, I'm worried that if you get pregnant again that something will happen to that baby too." That's when the Mommy tears came. "My Son! My sweet, precious David that I love so much. Mommy thinks about that too! You are so precious and special to even be able to worry about that, nevermind communicate it. David you and me together, we are not going to worry about that okay? We are not going to think about it either. We are just going together, you and me, trust that we are going to be okay and constantly thank God for the blessing we have in eachother. Okay?"
"Okay Mommy."
Have I ever held children tighter than I did that night as I watched them drift off to sleep?
In all of these moments I simply could not help but fall on my knees and thank God for these conversations. Thank God that they trusted me with the deepest and hardest. Thank God that I was there. Thank God that they needed me and that I was able to help them. Thank God that in those moments we experienced a closeness that no moment before that could compare to.
Then, like a cool breeze it came over me…"Sweet child, that is exactly how I feel about YOU."
Nothing has ever been truer to realize. That the tender closeness I had with my own children, was but a glimmer of a reflection of the way God is there for us when we need Him to be. Even more than that it was a living breathing reminder of how much he hates it when we cry, but how precious it must be to Him when our choice is not to run away from Him but to run TO Him. To trust Him with our deepest and hardest. To fall weightless into His arms with loud sobbing and pour out all of our questions and worries.
Yes, God is close to the brokenhearted. This brokenheart tells you so.
(Congratulations to Brittnie at http://ajoyrenewed.blogspot.com/ who won the giveaway! Brittnie I think literally was the very first person to start this True Worth journey with me years ago and she is currently facing a trying season of her own with her oldest daughter. May the Shades of Peace portrait and the Gideon Strong bracelets be sweet reminders that God's peace is available to any and all who desire it. All you need to do is ask for it and believe in Him. Much love to you Brittnie!)


text:
Contact Our Office
Leefer Chiropractic Center
5600 Brownsville Rd.
Pittsburgh, PA 15236
We want to hear from you! Whether you have a question, comment, or concern, we are here to serve you! We also invite any testimonials or comments about your visit. Fill out the short form below to contact us now.


text:
The Importance of Grass Seed
Though grass is the most important component of a home's yard, it is often overlooked. While many homeowners spend lots of time and money on flowers, trees, shrubs and stepping stones, it is the grass that largely sets the tone for the exterior appearance of the home. A plain home with a lush green yard will often look better than a nicer home with brown grass and dead spots. The good news is that maintaining a lawn is neither difficult nor expensive with the primary products needed being water and grass seed.
Spot Seeding
For a variety of reasons from plant diseases to poor soil, grass will generally grow better in one area than another even if both receive the same amount of light and moisture. In areas that grow poorly, spot seeding should be used to help the grass recover. Though seed can just be added to bare spots, it is best if the area is prepared before seeding. To prepare a small spot for seed, a shovel can be used to loosen the soil and break up large clumps. In larger areas, special aeration equipment may be needed. Once the soil is loose, the area should be watered, seeded and lightly covered with hay or another mulching material that will help the soil to stay moist by reducing the rate of evaporation.
Grass Renewal
Like any other plant, grass has a lifespan after which it will no longer look its best and will eventually die. While grass creates seed and reproduces, the natural replacement rate will not be fast enough to prevent a yard from looking thin. This is especially true for grasses that are not native to a particular area. To help a yard to look its best, the yard needs to be seeded periodically. When new seed is added to an existing yard, the newer plants will help to compensate for the dying older ones. In fact, the seeds from the old plants will compete with the new seeds and nature will decide which is better suited for that particular spot in the yard.
Choosing Seed
When seeding a lawn, it is important to choose the right grass seed. Which seed is best will vary from one lawn to another. For example, grass like Bermuda and St. Augustine do best in warmer climates, while Kentucky Bluegrass does better in cooler climates. Those who do not want to spend a lot of time watering and caring for a lawn should choose native grasses that are more hardy and will need little care.


text:
My name is Hope,
I hope to be or do many things in my lifetime. But currently I am a college student who is on the art path and that path can lead in many different directions.
As the site title suggests, I am an addict when it comes to books. Though I am not very good at sticking with one book until it's finished unless it has my whole undivided attention. And my TBE list is a bit endless. . .
Aside from reading, I love to write, draw, play video games, and rearrange my room in every possible way. Also, I have a small obsession with dragons and Mass Effect.
One of my dreams in life is to publish a book and that is what I aim to do in the present and near future! So, I hope you enjoy my journey to the publishing world and also these characters who have been stuck in my head since I was 12.
~ Hope
Photos are taken from Pinterest or Google, unless otherwise noted.
All material and written work belongs to me ©2017 Hope McPherson All Rights Reserved. Material may not be used or published elsewhere unless permission is asked. Links are okay (encouraged!) provided that credit is given.
Because I am still developing this world I created and still tackling the first book, any information posted is subject to change.
If you wish to contact me for questions or personal comments or just to say hi, you can reach me at email@example.com


text:
|Letharia vulpina - Winthrop, Washington
On a more contradictory note, this lichen was also believed to be medicinal, It was boiled and used to wash sores or wounds, and in a weak solution it was drank as a tea to help with internal problems, however some believed a mask should be worn when preparing it so as not to breath in it's powder.
Other uses for Letharia vulpina were to create a yellow dye which was used for coloring both wool and basket fibers, and that is how I used it.
While on vacation with family in Winthrop, Washington, my sister-in-law came in from a short walk and said, "Do you think you can dye with this?" In her had was a clump of Letharia vulpina. The lichen had blown off a tree and she had found it lying in a ditch along the roadside. Actually, the ditches were filled with this lichen which had blown down in a wind storm. We gathered up a bag full. Once home, I boiled up a tiny batch for dye, simmering it for about an hour, then dropped in a small hank of unmordanted wool yarn and let that simmer for another hour. Lichens are known to have tannins which act as a natural mordant, so no other mordants are necessary for light fastness. I wore no mask and suffered no consequences.
|Yellow dye from Letharia vulpina


text: I have 2 tickets to sell for Women's Senior night at Gampel - Monday, Feb. 26 at 7 p.m. Seats are located in Section 210 Row 7 seats 3 and 4. Chairbacks. Selling for face value ($23 per - $46 total) or best offer. I live/work in the Manchester/South Windsor area. I will also be at the game on Sunday at the XL center. Thanks - PM me!


text:
The richly textured herringbone fabrication is 100% armoured against the elements with Omni-Tech® waterproof-breathable technology. Rugged bomber hardware revs up the cuffs, pockets, and front zip, while water-repellent, chunky rib trim rounds out the look. The hood is accented with luxe faux fur that's easily removed when serious duty calls. Engage the snap-back powder skirt before you drop into something steep and deep, and secure it to the jacket's lining when it's time to hit the town. A super-toasty 100g Microtemp insulation fights the deep freeze and keeps you warm when it's wet. However, if you're feeling the burn after serious bump runs, just unzip the underarm vents for a little natural mountain air-conditioning. Active fit..
- Omni-Tech waterproof-breathable and fully seam sealed
- Attached, adjustable storm hood
- Vented
- Adjustable, snap-back powder skirt with pant connector tab
- Interior security pocket
- Zip-closed pockets
- Inherent water repellent rib trim
- Removable faux fur
- Center back length: 25
Additional Information
- Season
- No


text:
Lattice Boom Crawler Crane
When operating a construction crane, safety and precise control are top priorities. The operator is often lifting and moving large loads with obstructed views of the worksite, especially where the load is to be placed. Due to close proximity to the moving load, the safety of on-site workers is a critical concern.
GS Global Resources (GSGR) greatly improved the performance and safety of their Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes by integrating a closed-loop electro-hydraulic control system. The closed-loop system designed and engineered by GSGR provides the crane with a separate hydraulic circuit to power each crane function, resulting in a truly independent, variable-speed operation of the swing, load hoist, boom hoist and travel functions. GSGR also implemented sensors onto the winch drum which provides a signal to a custom joystick also designed and engineered by GSGR. This "thumper" joystick gives the operator tactile and audible feedback as to how fast the load is being lifted or lowered. The result is a very accurate and safe control of the load.
Read more about GSGRs Joystick Controls Cable Control – Cab Design


text:
ALEXandNEO livejasmin show
Belonica personal details:
Belonica is years old cam performer, doing live shows in webcams category, speaking languages.
Webcam model screen Name: Belonica
Belonica has build.
Belonica turns on:
Belonica turns off:
Belonica is willing to do in shows: show , shaved, stockings, anal sex, dildo, vibrator, striptease, dancing, cameltoe, smoke cigarette, zoom, close up, roleplay, fingering, live orgasm, oil, snapshot
Belonica Tags
ALEXandNEO cam | © girlsforkissing.com Online Since 19 Feb 2019


text:
What is a Cost Accounting Disclosure Statement?
Federal regulations (Uniform
Guidance 200.419) requires a university, including
the University of Vermont, with over $50 million of federal
sponsored agreements in a fiscal year to disclose its cost
accounting standards in a Cost Accounting Disclosure statement
The University's DS-2 articulates what cost types are typically direct charged to sponsored agreements and what costs are included in the University's rates (F&A rates, benefit rates, auxiliary/recharge rates). The Federally Government expects the University to adhere to its cost accounting standards as a business practice to prevent double charging on federally sponsored agreements do not occur.
Last modified July 03 2017 09:45 AM


text:
Wavelength: 532nm
Single head light power: 100mW
Spot divergence angle: 1mrad
Spot diameter: 15mm
Charger (optional): Yes;
Charging time: 1 hour
Life:> 7000 hours
With a foot switch, you can use a long time.
Please Attend: For this item, Need to Spary some smoke, Or you will not see the effects like this photo. As we know, all lasers need to show with Smoke, or can not see the beams, just will see the animations.
Paypal can be accepted on Bluejay.
Payoneer, Western Union or Bank transfer on our Website(www.kimlaser.com)
Credit card can be accepted on Ecrater store : kimlaser.ecrater.com
We are in CHINA,we will choose the best way to ship to you no matter where you are .
You can return but please contact the seller first. We can discuss how to do it.


text:
Dispatcher - I/O Event Dispatcher
Dispatcher class implements an I/O event dispatcher, which
monitors file descriptors for I/O activity. Applications that use a dispatcher
are generally structured as follows:
Perform application-specific initialization. Register event handlers with the dispatcher. DO forever Wait for the next event. Execute the handler bound to the event. ENDDO
The event processing loop is encapsulated in the dispatcher's
Monitor() method.
Applications can:
dispatcher.Register (fd, InputPending|OutputReady|Exceptional, handler) ;When an I/O event is detected on the handler's source (i.e., a file descriptor), the dispatcher invokes the handler's
method to respond to the event. Applications can register handlers for
any one or a combination of the following I/O events: input-pending,
output-ready, and exceptional-input-pending.
dispatcher.Register (numSeconds, handler) ;When the specified time interval has elapsed, the dispatcher invokes the handler's
operator() method to react to the timeout.
dispatcher.Register (handler) ;When no I/O is active and no timers are ready to fire, the dispatcher invokes the
operator() method of the next idle "task" in
the queue. Idle tasks are used for "background" processing.
An application can declare event handlers in either of two ways. First,
the application can declare a subclass of the
base class and create instances of the subclass. In the following example,
the application creates a periodic timer (i.e., the handler re-registers
itself every time it fires):
#include "Dispatcher.h" // Dispatcher class definitions. class TimeoutHandler : public DxEventHandler { public: TimeoutHandler (double numSeconds) { timeout = numSeconds ; } int operator() (Dispatcher& dispatcher, int eventMask) { ... process timeout ... dispatcher.Register (timeout, *this) ; } private: double timeout ; } int main (...) { Dispatcher dispatcher ; TimeoutHandler timer (30.0) ; // Every 30 seconds. dispatcher.Register (30.0, timer) ; // Register timer. dispatcher.Monitor () ; // Monitor events. }
If creating
DxEventHandler subclasses seems like too much
trouble, you can register callback functions instead, using the
Callback class defined in "
In the following example, a callback function,
is bound to input-pending events on standard input:
#include <cstdio> // Dispatcher class definitions. #include "Dispatcher.h" // Dispatcher class definitions. static int ReadInput (Dispatcher& dispatcher, DxEventHandler& handler, int eventMask, void *argument) { char buffer[128] ; fgets (buffer, sizeof buffer, (FILE *) argument) ; printf ("(ReadInput) %s\n", buffer) ; return (0) ; } int main (...) { // Create I/O handler. Callback handler (ReadInput, (void *) stdin) ; Dispatcher dispatcher ; // Register I/O handler. dispatcher.Register (fileno (stdin), Dispatcher::InputPending, handler) ; dispatcher.Monitor () ; // Monitor events. }
Dispatcher() - creates an I/O dispatcher.
~Dispatcher() - destroys a dispatcher.
Register() - registers an idle task with the dispatcher.
Register() - registers an I/O handler with the dispatcher.
Register() - registers a timeout handler with the dispatcher.
Monitor() - monitors and responds to I/O events and timeouts.
Unregister() - removes a registered handler.


text:
Thompson Hotels is part of the Two Roads Hospitality portfolio, the international hotel management group led by hospitality icon John Pritzker. We seek out one-of-a-kind unique properties and reshape them into timeless destinations to create the kind of distinct experiences that can transform your day, your trip, or even your life. If you are ready to reposition your property for an evolving marketplace, contact us about our luxury boutique hotel development services and how to become a part of our growing portfolio of boldly innovative boutique hotels and resorts.
While most of our successful managers have significant luxury hotel experience, the most important thing to understand about us as an employer is that we're principally about sensibility and culture. We're looking for professionals who can quickly apprehend and perpetuate that culture. It's a culture that encompasses great design and superlative service, the cool to deal with the latest minted celebrity and the graciousness to treat a late check-in like a superstar. We want people who have a passion for exceptional hotel service, but who best express that belief in an atmosphere of spontaneity and authenticity.


text:
Atlas Medical International - Healthcare Staffing, Healthcare Consulting, Hospital Operation and Management
Description: Atlas Medical International is a healthcare services company providing healthcare staffing, healthcare consulting and hospital operation and management to hospitals, clinics and healthcare facilities in primary care and secondary facilities, physician networks in North America, Europe, Middle East, Australia and New Zealand. We are recruiting and employing nurses, physicians, therapists, pharmacists, allied health professionals and technical staff in the United States, United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, New Zealand and Australia. We have worldwide jobs opportunities for Head Nurses, Staff Nurses, Registered Nurses, Midwives, Allied Health Professionals, and we provide hospital operation and hospital management and hospital operation and management. primary care services, healthcare operation and healthcare management with high quality standards, cost-effective, and turn-key operation of hospitals on short and long term engagement.
Category: Iraq » Manpower Suppliers to Iraq
Visit Atlas Medical International - Healthcare Staffing, Healthcare Consulting, Hospital Operation and Management (opens in new window)
Date of Listing: Mar 27, 2006
Current Rating: 10.00
Clicks/Hits Received: 803
Number of Reviews/Comments: 0Report this link as broken
Is this YOUR website?
Modify this link
Allow users to vote for it from your web site.
User Comments
Be the first to discuss this link


text:
About Reed Kathrein
- About Reed R. Kathrein
Reed Kathrein prosecutes securities and consumer fraud on behalf of institutions, governmental entities and individual investors and consumers in class actions.
- New Case Investigations
List of cases which we are investigating. If your losses are significant call us to discuss how to participate. Tough clients mean more clout and a better recovery for the class. Call (510)725-3030 or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- ReedKathrein.com
Current information about Reed Kathrein's cases, practice and commitment to the community.
- Corporate Fraud Blog
Reed Kathrein on Corporate Fraud
REED R. KATHREIN is a partner in the class action law firm Hagens Berman Sobel & Shapiro LLP. Since 1988, Mr. Kathrein has focused his practice to representing individual investors and institutions such as public pension funds and Taft Hartley Funds in complex and class action litigation, principally involving securities fraud. Over the past two decades, Mr. Kathrein has litigated over 100 state as well as federal court class actions, nationwide, which have recovered over a billion dollars on behalf of investors.
Recently, his practice has expanded to cases against the mutual fund industry, including Schwab, Oppenheimer and the Reserve, relating to the false marketing practices of those who sold those funds and the negligent management of those funds. In December of 2008, Mr. Kathrein lead one of the first suits filed against Bernie Madoff, and feeder funds. Today, he is co-lead counsel in several of the Madoff cases coordinated in New York, trying to sort out the liability of the feeder funds, those how sold them, the accountants and the custodial banks.
Early in his career, starting in 1977, Mr. Kathrein represented recording artists and franchisees. From 1979-1988, Mr. Kathrein was a partner in the Chicago law firm Arnstein & Lehr, where he represented national and international corporations in litigation involving antitrust, commercial, toxic tort, employment and product and public liability disputes from 1979-1988.
In 1988 he moved to San Francisco to practice law with David B. Gold and Paul Bennett to whom he expresses great gratitude for teaching him how to litigate against the greedy and powerful. Mr. Gold passed away in 1994. In 1994, Mr. Kathrein opened the San Francisco office of Milberg Weiss Bershad Hynes & Lerach. He remained with the Lerach Coughlin which split from Milberg Weiss in 2004, and left in 2007.
Mr. Kathrein publishes and lectures extensively in the fields of litigation, consumer and securities law, class actions, and international law. He has spoken to the American Bar Association (ABA), the American Business Trial Lawyers Association (ABTLA), the Consumer Attorneys of California (CAOC), the Practicing Law Institute (PLI), the Securities Law Institute, the National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI), state and local bar groups, private seminar organizations and corporations. He annually co-chaired the Executive Enterprises program for corporate officers and counsel entitled, "Dealing With Analysts and the Press." He testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on behalf of the American Bar Association in favor of advice and consent to ratification of treaties on international sales, arbitration, evidence and service of process. He testified before the California Assembly and Senate Committees on Y2K litigation, the unfair trade practice act and changes in the business judgment rule. He actively fought the passage of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 (PSLRA) and the Securities Litigation Uniform Standard Act of 1998. He worked behind the scenes to shape the Sarbanes–Oxley Act of 2002 on corporate responsibility and accountability. He participates annually as a speaker for the Practicing Law Institutes Securities litigation and Enforcement Institute.
He served as chairman of the Private International Law Committee of the American Bar Association from 1984-1990, as a director and officer of the International Business Counsel Mid-America from 1983-1988, where he also chaired the policy committee. He acted as an advisor to the U.S. State Department's Advisory Committee on Private International Law from 1984-1990.
Since moving to California, Mr. Kathrein has served on the Executive Committee of the National Association of Securities and Commercial Law Attorneys (NASCAT), and from 1998-2008 he served on the Board of Governors of the Consumer Attorneys of California (CAOC). Recently he has served United States District Court for the Northern District of California as the co-chair of the Securities Working Group in California and was tasked by Chief Justices Marilyn Hall Patel and Vaughn Walker to propose and assist in revising the Court's local securities fraud class actions rules. He was appointed by Chief Judge Vaughn R. Walker to be a member and then chair the Magistrate Judge Merit Selection Panel for the United States District Court for the Northern District of California in 2006 and 2008. In 2009 he began service as a lawyer representative to the Judicial Conferences of the United States District Court for Northern District of California and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Mr. Kathrein graduated from the University of Miami (B.A. cum laude, 1974; J.D. 1977) where he served as the first student Editor-in-Chief of the International Law Journal. He is admitted to the Bar of the States of Illinois (1977), Florida (1978) and California (1989).
Reed Kathrein is a lawyer who represents individual and institutional investors and consumers in litigation involving corporate wrongdoing. For more about him go to
He can also be contacted at work at:
Reed R. Kathrein (139304)
Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP
715 Hearst Avenue, Suite 202
Berkeley, CA
Telephone: (510) 725-3000
Facsimile: (510) 725-3001
Direct: (510)725-3030
Cell: (415) 683-8566
Work Email: Reed Kathrein
More Information About Corporate Fraud
- Meaningful Disclosure
- News from Hagens Berman
- SEC Litigation Press Releases
- Securities Fraud Legal Developments
- Securities Litigation Watch
- The 10b-5 Daily
- The D & O Diary
- The Race to the Bottom - Jay Brown
- Email Address: Email Me
- Website: http://www.reedkathrein.com
Return to --Corporate Fraud Blog -- to discuss reported examples of corporate corruption and ethics.
Go to --Reed Kathrein Gallery -- to view Reed's photography gallery.


text:
In a world of Telecommunications where challenges are permanently rising, Afro-Egypt has emerged as a reliable partner for operators and the most reliable equipment suppliers rendering added-value services and developing a strong, skilled and cost-effective partnership to meet the targets and face the challenges of today's market in terms of complexity, time constraints and high competitiveness.
© Copyright 2013 Afro All rights reserved. I Powered by Clicknet


text:
Why "turnoverarocktoday"?
All's not well in the world. All's not well anywhere, including here in this country, in this province, in this city. Turn over a rock, any rock, anywhere. Here's the question. What are you going to do once you've seen what someone doesn't want you to see? And, you will see what someone doesn't want you to see.
Charles Henry Klassen
Born in Niagara Falls in March of 1942, growing up in Queenston, I began an active advocacy by initiating a fund-raising lunch program in Grade 8 (1955-1956) at Laura Secord Public School in support of UNICEF. Two years later I represented the USSR at a high school model UN Assembly in Buffalo to better understand repressive political regimes, and the suppression of free thought.
I grew up in what was primarily a police-free zone which led to a curiosity about policing when I first moved to Toronto in 1959. Two years later while living in Rexdale, I met with the officer commanding the local division of what was then the Metropolitan Toronto Police to discuss the poor relationship between police and the area's teenagers. That conversation was the seed beginning a 50 year plus concern with the accountability of law enforcement here and elsewhere.
Later still, I erected a pole in the front yard of my home and flew the Canadian Red Ensign during and after the parliamentary debate that adopted the Maple Leaf flag we use today. I still have that ensign.
Canada's federal and provincial penal systems deserve particular scrutiny, and Correctional Service of Canada is a specialty over more than twenty years of research and observation. Our prisons and how we permit them to operate should be near the top of any list for communities working to build healthy and productive environments for everyone.
Klassen's Korner, a 1980s newsletter, its later revival as Klassen's Mailing List in the early 2000s, and today's blog all demonstrate that there's never been a time when "no vigilance, no democracy" isn't necessary.
Politically, I came of age as a Diefenbaker conservative, morphed into a left of centre liberalism with Pierre Trudeau, and haven't looked back.
I grew up in the Anglican church, wandered away in early adulthood, and was drawn back in 1993. That proved to be a smart move and the best decision of my life. Healthy, progressive faith communities foster, spawn and support activism and advocacy, as they should. I thank mine for giving me flight.


text:
California Workers Compensation – Classifications for Dual Hourly Wage Thresholds
In California, many construction classifications are divided into separate classifications based on the hourly wage of the employee for each classification. In the industry this is referred to as dual wage classification. Each pair of dual wage classifications is divided
Dietary Supplement and Nutraceutical Insurance Issues for Personal & Advertising Injury and Intellectual Property
Dietary supplement businesses need to make sure that health claims made have sufficient supporting evidence that they are not false or misleading. The Federal Trade Commission's role is to ensure consumers receive accurate information about dietary supplements so informed decisions
Liability Insurance for Dietary Supplements and Nutraceuticals
This article provides an overview of general liability insurance and risk management items that should be addressed and understood at whatever level management and staff are involved in their respective functions. Note that it is limited in scope and cannot


text:
Chocolate and Coconut Pop CakesCASSEROLES ET CLAVIERS★★★★★(1)
These cakepops are a great treat to help celebrate a birthday or other special occasion. A rich yogurt cake is mixed with mascarpone to create a rollable dough. This cake dough is shaped into balls before being stuck on a stick and dipped in dark chocolate. The dark chocolate is then sprinkled with coconut shavings for a delicious little bite. These are a great substitute for the traditional birthday cake and a fun way to celebrate.
- 1 cake (yogurt)
- 6 tablespoons mascarpone cheese
- 120 grams dark chocolate
- grated coconut
- lollipop (sticks)
- Once the cake is cooked and completely cooled, crumble finely in a bowl. Add the mascarpone and mix until the dough forms a ball. If necessary, add a little more mascarpone. Take small chunks of dough and shape them into balls the size of a large walnut. Place in the freezer for 15 minutes.
- Melt 80 grams of chocolate in a double boiler. Chop the remaining 40 grams of chocolate and place in a bowl. Once the chocolate is melted, pour on top of the chopped chocolate in the bowl and mix until smooth.
- Dip the end of a lollipop stick in the chocolate and then stick into a dough ball (a little less than half way, so that the ball doesn't break in two). Proceed in a similar way with all the cake balls. Then completely dip each ball into the melted chocolate and stick the pop cake in the styrofoam. Once all the pop cakes are covered with chocolate, sprinkle generously with grated coconut and let harden for at least one hour. Place in the refrigerator for a slightly crunchy chocolate shell.
Debra A. 9 Jul 2015
These were delicious and so pretty. I melted the chocolate in the microwave and it worked out perfectly.


text:
setting up DVI to SCARTI would like to play movies on my TV, my computer being the source. My DVD player has a SCART connector. I bought: Link text ...
Switched to chinese LCD, ruined somethingI switched to a chinese LCD after I broke the original one. It didn't work so I put the original back in and even since then ...
Answer to: Why no wifi on iPod touch?Check the sensors for water damage. Here are some screens from my water-damaged iphone 4: http://img14.imageshack.us/i/img0003x.pn... http://img38.imageshack.us/i/img0004nj.p... http://img854.imageshack.us/i/img0005.pn... http://img10.imageshack.us/i/img0006ya.p... http://img222.imageshack.us/i/img0007o.p...
Answer to: Why doesn't my iPhone 3G turn on?Is there a chance that when you were putting the case on, the ribbon #1 popped off and before you got to plug it into the computer, its battery had discharged? If so, try leaving it in the charger for an hour and then see if the computer recognizes it.
Answer to: "no service" top left corner doesn't read sim, no bluetooth or wifiI have got the exact same problem on my jailbroken originally at&t iphone 4.


text:
The Christmas linky will be open till Christmas day, add your link x
p.s. this is my first time using a linky and a grab button, so please let me know if there are any issues with either and I will *try* to resolve them ;-)
I have a soft spot for gingerbread houses as i was making my first three years ago when i went into labour with claud. My tip would be to assemble the house first, it takes an age to get them straight and to dry, and then have the party be a decorating party. I love the log cabin one and am wondering about making one using brandy snaps now... XReplyDelete
Jake and I made one last year from a kit, they are great and super easy - but the next day it had gone soft and collapsed! Still not sure what went wrong but we will be trying again this year.ReplyDelete
I've never made one but think they look like fun, where did you get the kit? Loving the linky too - lots of cool ideas : )ReplyDelete
we have made them for the last 3yrs,I do make them from scratch and glue them together with royal icing. At first I made one for Harriet and Billy plus the cousins but Sarah and I were itching to get in and make them 'perfect' so the next year I made she and I one too...we were there long after the kids just putting that last touch on. I made mine for Arlo but I suspect this year he will want his own and Sarah gave hers away to a little friend. I make all the pieces a days or so beforehand and store them in airtight containers and assemble them the night before on boards covered in foil. Each child gets their own bag of icing and their own bowl of lollies to decorate. Last year they spent just as much time making the gardens as doing the houses. I also make them a gingerbread tree or two to decorate. You can see last years here http://2girls1orca1pukeko.blogspot.co.nz/2011/12/gingerbread-houses.htmlReplyDelete
They look awesome! Were thinking of trying one for the first time this year too! Go all of us! xReplyDelete


text:
I can't get the time format to work. According to the scripting guide the format "m/d/y h:m:s" is used for both 12hr and 24hr time... WTF? Why would I ever want a function to willy nilly give one or the other answer? How do I get this to work!
time = today(); //3619617166
formattedTime = format(time, "m/d/y h:m:s");
print(formattedTime); //"09/12/2018 5:12:46 PM"
//What I want: "09/12/2018 17:12:46"
There's some cryptic notes in the Scripting Guide that make me feel it chooses 12hr or 24hrs based on your computer settings, which is a terrible idea b/c I don't want my code to break on half of my users computers.
If formatting doesn't work, is there a simple work around?
I often end up using this kind of thing:
names default to here(1);
time = 3619617166;
pad = function( {x}, if(x < 10, "0" || char( x ), char( x )));
pad(month(time)) || "/" || pad(day(time))|| "/" || char(year(time)) || " " ||
pad(hour(time)) || ":" || pad(minute(time)) || ":" || pad(second(time));
// "09/12/2018 17:12:46"
+1 to the solution with a customizable format string.
Thanks @ih; that is a decent work around. One note, believe you need to put hour(time, 24) to force it to 24 hour time. It appears to default to 24 hours, but the documentation makes me feel like it wants to default to 12 hours.
//My update: (just slightly shorter)
format(time, "m/d/y") || " " || pad(hour(time, 24)) || ":" || pad(minute(time)) || ":" || pad(second(time));
I also hope there's a customizable format string solution. If there isn't a better answer in the next week, I'll add the request to the JMP Wish List. Hopefully someone from JMP can reply.
I ended up adding this to the JMP Wish List:


text:
Monastic Visions: Wall Paintings in the Monastery of St. Antony at the Red Sea Find us
Monastic Visions: Wall Paintings in the Monastery of St. Antony at the Red Sea
Edited by Elizabeth S. Bolman, with photographs by Patrick Godeau 2002. Yale University Press and the American Research Center in Egypt 342 pp.; 210 color plates, + 85 b-w and line drawings. 31 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index Cloth ISBN 0 300 092 24 5
Distributed in the United States and Europe by Yale University Press
Copies are also available for purchase at the Monastery of St. Antony at the Red Sea. Royalties from the sale of the book are donated to the monastery.
In 1996, funded by a grant from the United States Agency for International Development and at the request of the Coptic Monastery of St. Antony at the Red Sea, ARCE's Antiquities Development Project, in cooperation with the Supreme Council of Antiquities, began the conservation of a unique cycle of thirteenth-century wall paintings in the monastery's ancient church.
Ignored for centuries because they were covered with soot and overpainting, the paintings revealed by the conservation effort, completed in 1999, are of extremely high quality, both stylistically and conceptually. While rooted in the Christian tradition of Egypt, they also reveal explicit connections with medieval Byzantine and Islamic art.
The paintings constitute the most complete and best-preserved iconographic program of Christian paintings to come from medieval Egypt. In addition, newly discovered wall paintings in the church, dating back to the sixth or seventh century, are published here for the first time. Monastic Visions includes contributions by art historians, conservators, historians, an archaeologist, and an anthropologist, documenting the results of ARCE's conservation effort. The text includes a full analysis of the paintings, which are reproduced in full color, and situates them within the artistic, historical, and religious context of Coptic Egypt and the eastern Mediterranean region during the Middle Ages.
Monastic Visions was recently awarded honorable mention in the Outstanding Scholarly Book (Art category) by the Association of American Publishers, and received a design and production award from the Association of American University Presses.
The International Council of Museums, in an effort to fight against illicit traffic in cultural goods, compiles the Emergency Red List of Egyptian Cultural Objects at Risk. This list aims to help art and heritage professionals and law enforcement officials identify Egyptian objects that are protected by national and international legislations. View the Red List for Egypt.


text:
My kids have been home-schooled for years. Which means we don't usually rush out the door every morning. But, now that they are older (16 and 14), and we are involved in a lot of volunteer work, some days we are up and out of the house early, and others we stay home. Which, to be honest, is almost worse than kids who go to school and have a regular schedule because some days they wake up and are like uuuuhhhh what day is it and what am I doing today? And it's usually those days that they are less prepared than someone who goes to school five days a week.
Food on the go is quite cheap here, you can get home-made tacos at any time of the day for less than $1 and faster than the lineup at Tim Hortons at 8 a.m. on any weekday morning. The snacks at the local corner stores (the most popular one where we live is called the Oxxo, no, not hugs and kisses, actually Oxxo) are also cheap, but of course, not even the slight bit healthy. My kids have tried to convince me for years that "it's okay mom, we're not hungry now, but we'll just get something at the Oxxo". Sadly, when I saw when they ended up eating for 'breakfast', I had to crack down.
These cups were super easy to make and can be adjusted so many different ways: no chocolate, add nuts, a different fruit besides bananas …. The options are endless. They mix and bake quickly and my favourite thing, they don't crumble all over the place in the car. I also freezed half a batch and they warmed up nice and quick. Also, because they're oats, they fill that empty stomach feeling in the morning with more than any junk (sorry Oxxo) you can find out on the streets.
Although some morning we do head straight for those taco stands …. I'm not gonna lie.
3-4 mashed, ripe bananas
1 cup milk
2 eggs
1 Tab baking powder
3 cups oats
1 tsp vanilla
3 Tab chocolate chips, or berries, or nuts
Preheat oven to 350. Spray a muffin pan with non-stick spray or fill with liners.
Mix all ingredients together. Divide batter into 12 muffin cups. Bake 20-30 minutes, until golden brown and firm to the touch. Let cool on rack.
These freeze very well and can be warmed up quickly in the morning.


text:
Creating a Super Administrator
You are viewing TT User Setup Version 7.17 and higher. For earlier versions, click here
A Super Administrator can log into TT User Setup and have access to all functionality. users who had TT User Setup Access in a pre-7.2 version of TT User Setup automatically receive Super Administrator permissions.
Note: Only a Super Administrator can access reports, audit trails, log files, and the System Settings window.
To create a Super Administrator...
- Select (Users) from the TT User Setup Control Panel.
- From the Click New.
The New User window appears.
Note: To give an existing user administrative privileges, select the user from the Users window and click Edit.
- Edit any Login, Contact, or User Defined fields as needed.
- Select the Administrator Settings tab.
- Select Super Administrator from the Administrator Type drop-down menu and click Save.
- Skip to the Configuring the Outgoing Email Settings topic.


text:
NERDSoul Reactions to Movie Trailers, Comic Books, Pop Culture Gossips, new music, the wild, the Zany and more.Read more
Author: NERDSoul
Specials + Editorials @OneYoungsta is where we place events, conventions and coverage of the 'etc' concerning geek, pop culture and genre entertainmentRead more
Star Wars any and every way I do it! From Jedi Alliance & Rebels Aftershows to Darth VEDA & Special Events. It's just my way to spread and foster my love for Star Wars. Here at #NERDSoul, we talk Star Wars anytime with most respect given to the man, The Myth, THE LEGEND... Darth Vader.Read more
NERDSoul: Talk Shop - Comics & More. Weekly chats about comics and what in the world is going on between the panels. Maybe Marvel, maybe DC or Dark Horse but we'll get into it and have a good time!Read more
NERDSoul: Thumbnails Anime + Toons Talk. Running down some cool news from anything animated and cool! Whether it's Akira or Bob's Burgers I got you. Thumbnails celebrates our animated films and content beyond theatrical releases.Read more
When I'm fortunate to be invited somewhere, I'm sure you wanna see that #StreetGeek & #NerdSoul when I'm the 'away' team. Holding down geek, movie news, nerdlife & more!Read more


text:
1998 Lexus GS300 — Super Street Magazine
This Lexus might low and slow but it goes hard as a with 550+whp!
This is far from traditional. It might offend some of you. a combination of themes. You can see a bit of VIP influences the Vertex aero, SSR rims and paint. But it's also not a putting down 550+whp on the via a boosted inline-six. Lastly, its is unforgettable. With everything into one package, it was clear plenty of time and money was put this GS300. The car stopped us in our at Wekfest East so we had to revisit the to take another look and you this work of art.
The 26 year-old responsible for the car is Zeb Magsi and built his fair share of cars. Originally from one of his first projects was a Tommy Evo. Then, he moved to Carolina and really got into the building up a couple of race-ready In '07, he decided to move something that would set his apart from the rest. And the VIP scene was still quiet he lived, he picked up this GS in the of building something unique.
For the car was everything Zeb wanted with low a clean body and no sunroof—a feature on the GS. The car also came another minor detail Zeb was after…a full 2JZ-GTE A quick history lesson the GS, it never came boosted in the however in Japan, it was called the Aristo and was offered with the 3.0-liter inline-six—the same configuration of the Supra. Nuff right?
In a mission to create the baddest around, Zeb kicked off the project by the wiring and certain hardware from the previous owner. the car had the right foundation for power, the was hurtin'. He spent months to get the engine to a point where it be driven on the regular. Eventually the GS up and drove but it still lacked the tune due to the difficulty of running a standalone in the Lexus. He also mess with the piggyback HKS V-Pro system without the key and computer software.
Not slowin' down, Zeb beefened up the by swapping the transmission to an Aristo-spec automatic while also a Titan Motorsport torque and upgraded valve body.
a new BorgWarner turbo and uprated system, the 2JZ was retuned at 19psi to 556whp and 590 lb-ft. Awesome? We so! But Zeb told us he's most of its drivability, "I just wanted to a car that runs right. I want it to stall or hesitate but run factory. When you're off the it's actually really and drives like a normal
Following the chassis, it was time to get a more cray with the "My main thing was that I to keep the body lines the fenders. Exotic INC did all the work and pulled the fenders without metal or fiberglass," he explained. adding the Vertex kit, the was sprayed the original Cinnabar but not just any ordinary Cinnabar. Zeb a special three-stage mixture added some gold giving the car more of an orange in the sunlight.
And with the fresh fenders, Zeb up massive 19 SSR SP3 wheels to all four measuring 9.5 wide up front and in the rear. He dialed the camber to shortly after—the most he can run while still maintaining as traction as possible.
As for the GS, even it packs a lot of power with stopping looks, we're to inform you that it's far a trailer queen. Zeb romps on it other day and isn't afraid to it on long road trips. In we caught up with him after he 12 straight hours to Wekfest. Now going HAM!
Share this article:
Other articles of the category "Lexus ES":
Lexus GS430 — Research New & Used Lexus...
2013 Lexus GS 450h Review — HybridCars.com
Lexus GS450H Parts — Lexus GS450h Accessorie...
Comparison Review: BMW 528i xDrive vs. Lexus GS 35...
Test Drive: 2014 Lexus GS 350 | The Daily Drive | ...
Conventional Lexus ES 350 Vs Hybrid Lexus ES 300h ...
Lexus unveils GS 250 in Guangzhou — Autoblog
Lexus ES Car Insurance Costs
Here you can write a commentary on the recording "1998 Lexus GS300 — Super Street Magazine".
Sign in, to write a review.


text:
So, you may already have read about my obsession with macarons, so it is with great excitement that I discovered the J'aime les Macarons online ordering service! A box of 12 assorted macarons can be sent anywhere in New Zealand, with a delivery time of around 2 days from order. How are these for flavours?
Chai Tea & Marshmallow
Apple Praline
Cherry Cheesecake
Sea Salt Chocolate
And that's just the beginning. Have a look at the J'aime les Macarons website for all the details.
It is some serious eye candy...and I want candy.


text:
Assistant Branch Manager
As a rapidly growing Company who are leaders within the automotive aftermarket, we have an exciting career opportunity for an Assistant Branch Manager based within our Allparts Automotive, Slough branch.
We are looking for a passionate Assistant Branch Manager with excellent interpersonal and communication skills, who will help lead and work alongside our sales team boosting branch sales, customer relationships and hitting monthly sales targets.
As the Assistant Branch Manager, you will be proactive and positive towards branch and Company promotion and initiatives; leading on our aim to be the best supplier, employer and customer within our industry.
Main Duties include:
- Daily Sales, Margin and Profit Performance to ensure the team/branch is staffed to deliver budget daily
- Measure and Manage Sales Advisors against their KPI's
- Daily Communication with the Team to include team briefs, updates on performance and constructive feedback where customer standards aren't being met
- Recognise excellence with constructive feedback and use positive communication to engage the team
- Ensuring the team are delivering excellent customer service and updating the Branch Manager where this has been affected
The ideal candidate will display qualities to manage and motivate a diverse team whilst being driven to achieve. You will set high standards of work and appearance and be focused on delivering excellent customer service. You must be confident and capable of leading by example with good interpersonal and leadership skills. You will ideally have experience of P&L Management.
Previous automotive experience with knowledge of MAM or Allicat would be desirable however not essential.
Competitive + opportunity to earn a performance related bonus
Working Hours
An average of 45 hours per week between Monday and Saturday as instructed by the Manager
What We Offer!
- 28 days annual leave, including bank holiday and opportunity to increase annual leave for time served
- Online employee discount scheme including big discounts to local cinemas, theme park attractions, major retailers and much more
- Healthcare cash plan
- Company pension
- Internal Development Programmes
- Career progression
How to Apply
If you feel that you have the skills required for this role and would like to enhance your career in a successful, growing company, click on the apply button now!
Please note, if you do not hear from us within 4 weeks of submitting your application; please assume that unfortunately you have not been shortlisted.
Reference: 36406073
Bank or payment details should not be provided when applying for a job. reed.co.uk is not responsible for any external website content. All applications should be made via the 'Apply now' button.Report this job
Replace a job alert
Replace a job alert
Get Job Alerts straight to your inbox
"Office Assistant jobs in London"
Your Job Alert has been created and your search saved.
'Saved search name'