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I've noticed recently, I have too many different conversations going on simultaneously in my head.
I am all alone, my heart is my string and I dangle it in front of you, all around you, as you walk through the dusty streets, past the carrots, past the kale- my song calls out to you. Is it familiar? Do I bring forth a memory? Or does it evoke a feeling; stir some small place inside you, enough to make you stop in your path, to turn my way? Yes, it’s my soul on this sidewalk that I bleed for you. Won’t you take a listen? Won’t you hear my song? I am a street performer. Most of you will walk right past me, without a second look. So I play my song to no one yet to everyone, hoping to entice you, if even but for a moment. Won’t you hear my song?
This is only a fraction of the poetic nonsense that begins to filter through my head as I enter into Santa Barbara’s finest Farmers Market every Tuesday as music fills the air and I stroll from booth to booth. My senses are captured by every color, smell and beautiful sound that floats past my hungry ears. Of course I am here for the farm fresh organic vegetables, but it is the music that fills my heart with joy and so I keep showing up, again and again to awaken with the street sounds, as the peddlers of song vie for my attention… for my acceptance and for my smile.
Did you think I was going to say dollar? Sure, the performers would love for you to pay for their song. I mean hey, does anyone pay for music anymore? Mine’s all streaming for free just like most artists these days. Why would we need to eat? What those performers on every half block really want is for you to hear. For you to feel- and if their song can take you there then that’s an accomplishment that only the fearless will understand.
Most street performers are everyday musicians just practicing their craft. Bob Dylan used to do it, for tips or for the sheer fun of it he would strum his guitar with the other performers at Washington Square Park. B.B. King was just a boy when he would take to the streets of Mississippi for spare change and with that he would sometimes travel to over four towns a day until he happened into Memphis and the world of blues and jazz would never sound the same again. And we all love the story of Jewel, who slept in her van just so she could spend her days singing in the streets, till her crooked teeth and unforgettable voice would capture the hearts of San Diego small club owners and one very important record executive of Atlantic Records.
So today I will introduce you to a few of our sidewalk hero’s. Musicians that frequent our streets, our markets, and our hearts- all for a chance to capture our imaginations, take us away from the brussle sprouts and to sing their songs.
For D.on Darox & the Melody Joy Bakers, the market is a weekly stop in his day-to-day routine of street performing. He plays with his three piece, a full band or solo depending on the day, time and venue, traveling far from his home in Tennessee- finding himself a modern day nomad as he plays up and down the southern coast of California. As their take of “Dirty, Gypsy, Blues” begins with a heartbreakingly whimsical accordion intro and D.on’s gravely voice booming you to attention, the original music takes hold of your soul, sweeping your mind back to New Orleans, Bourbon Street, to a carefree time of a true musical independent spirit.
Ocho the Owl strums proud and alone on a wooden box with his ukulele tucked close to his heart as he sings his songs smiling shyly at a sign that reads: “87% of people who’ve listened to this performer’s music have had the uncontrollable urge to dance, dance, dance! (and then tip generously)” He travels locally from Farmers Markets to test new songs, and to entice a new fan base for local singer/songwriter performances.
Near the pubs I see Pacific Haze is here again too, twiddling with their twist on Americana Blues, making the dirty hipsters stop to tap a toe as the banjo takes a ride with a fiddle, a guitar and a harmonica on their bushy beards and crooked moustaches. The harmonies are well blended and the crowd is theirs for the taking as I smile to watch small children dancing a jig in the street at the musician’s feet.
As I move towards my favorite flower seller, I notice a young, clean cut fella singing a Johnny Cash tune with a voice so deep and resonant, it would make the man in black proud. Johnny Miller is not your typical street performer, and he looks so clean cut, I’m sure he was just slumming it for the afternoon after his stressful day on the catwalk. But as he strums his acoustic guitar and tips his hat to the harmonica, he exudes all the charisma that any street performer needs, dirty or not. Johnny usually plays open mic’s or club gigs with his full backing band. Today, he just wanted to play and the Farmers Market seemed to be the perfect stage to test out a few new songs.
#TBT my vintage look for "Cherish Every Moment" video by Wall of Tom special thanks to my style crew @Carrie Diaz and @Brooklyn Stephen. @Chris Knitter Overlooked Productions for shooting such an amazing video too. I loved this day.

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i've noticed recently, i have too many different conversations going on simultaneously in my head.
i am all alone, my heart is my string and i dangle it in front of you, all around you, as you walk through the dusty streets, past the carrots, past the kale- my song calls out to you. is it familiar? do i bring forth a memory? or does it evoke a feeling; stir some small place inside you, enough to make you stop in your path, to turn my way? yes, it’s my soul on this sidewalk that i bleed for you. won’t you take a listen? won’t you hear my song? i am a street performer. most of you will walk right past me, without a second look. so i play my song to no one yet to everyone, hoping to entice you, if even but for a moment. won’t you hear my song?
this is only a fraction of the poetic nonsense that begins to filter through my head as i enter into santa barbara’s finest farmers market every tuesday as music fills the air and i stroll from booth to booth. my senses are captured by every color, smell and beautiful sound that floats past my hungry ears. of course i am here for the farm fresh organic vegetables, but it is the music that fills my heart with joy and so i keep showing up, again and again to awaken with the street sounds, as the peddlers of song vie for my attention… for my acceptance and for my smile.
did you think i was going to say dollar? sure, the performers would love for you to pay for their song. i mean hey, does anyone pay for music anymore? mine’s all streaming for free just like most artists these days. why would we need to eat? what those performers on every half block really want is for you to hear. for you to feel- and if their song can take you there then that’s an accomplishment that only the fearless will understand.
most street performers are everyday musicians just practicing their craft. bob dylan used to do it, for tips or for the sheer fun of it he would strum his guitar with the other performers at washington square park. b.b. king was just a boy when he would take to the streets of mississippi for spare change and with that he would sometimes travel to over four towns a day until he happened into memphis and the world of blues and jazz would never sound the same again. and we all love the story of jewel, who slept in her van just so she could spend her days singing in the streets, till her crooked teeth and unforgettable voice would capture the hearts of san diego small club owners and one very important record executive of atlantic records.
so today i will introduce you to a few of our sidewalk hero’s. musicians that frequent our streets, our markets, and our hearts- all for a chance to capture our imaginations, take us away from the brussle sprouts and to sing their songs.
for d.on darox & the melody joy bakers, the market is a weekly stop in his day-to-day routine of street performing. he plays with his three piece, a full band or solo depending on the day, time and venue, traveling far from his home in tennessee- finding himself a modern day nomad as he plays up and down the southern coast of california. as their take of “dirty, gypsy, blues” begins with a heartbreakingly whimsical accordion intro and d.on’s gravely voice booming you to attention, the original music takes hold of your soul, sweeping your mind back to new orleans, bourbon street, to a carefree time of a true musical independent spirit.
ocho the owl strums proud and alone on a wooden box with his ukulele tucked close to his heart as he sings his songs smiling shyly at a sign that reads: “87% of people who’ve listened to this performer’s music have had the uncontrollable urge to dance, dance, dance! (and then tip generously)” he travels locally from farmers markets to test new songs, and to entice a new fan base for local singer/songwriter performances.
near the pubs i see pacific haze is here again too, twiddling with their twist on americana blues, making the dirty hipsters stop to tap a toe as the banjo takes a ride with a fiddle, a guitar and a harmonica on their bushy beards and crooked moustaches. the harmonies are well blended and the crowd is theirs for the taking as i smile to watch small children dancing a jig in the street at the musician’s feet.
as i move towards my favorite flower seller, i notice a young, clean cut fella singing a johnny cash tune with a voice so deep and resonant, it would make the man in black proud. johnny miller is not your typical street performer, and he looks so clean cut, i’m sure he was just slumming it for the afternoon after his stressful day on the catwalk. but as he strums his acoustic guitar and tips his hat to the harmonica, he exudes all the charisma that any street performer needs, dirty or not. johnny usually plays open mic’s or club gigs with his full backing band. today, he just wanted to play and the farmers market seemed to be the perfect stage to test out a few new songs.
#tbt my vintage look for "cherish every moment" video by wall of tom special thanks to my style crew @carrie diaz and @brooklyn stephen. @chris knitter overlooked productions for shooting such an amazing video too. i loved this day.


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Working with the Portland Office of Emergency Management (POEM) , this kit was developed to go beyond the basic items all NET trained responders should have. This includes all of the items recommended in the NET Training, as well as several items that are upgrades from the Basic NET Kit.
You can see more details of each item by looking it up elsewhere in this product category.
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working with the portland office of emergency management (poem) , this kit was developed to go beyond the basic items all net trained responders should have. this includes all of the items recommended in the net training, as well as several items that are upgrades from the basic net kit.
you can see more details of each item by looking it up elsewhere in this product category.
1	ea	fa-renk0023	net first aid kit incl: bandages, tools, antiseptic, splint, etc.
1	ea	et-reul1737	masking tape: 2"x60yd.
new! this kit is now available to the general public without net printing.


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We have experience advising on a wide range of farm business consultancy issues. Our expert advice keeps our clients stay up to date with the latest legislation and farm subsidies. We also help our clients to explore all possible avenues for their land, allowing their businesses to grow, develop, and diversify.
We offer a range of estate management options to suit all types and sizes of rural holdings, from one-off advice to on-going support.

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we have experience advising on a wide range of farm business consultancy issues. our expert advice keeps our clients stay up to date with the latest legislation and farm subsidies. we also help our clients to explore all possible avenues for their land, allowing their businesses to grow, develop, and diversify.
we offer a range of estate management options to suit all types and sizes of rural holdings, from one-off advice to on-going support.


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The acquisition will see the eRoom Securities platform be re-branded as Dash Prime.
The pair--who share common backgrounds in the industry--will contribute to expanding the startup and driving client adoption.
The consortium was established last year, backed by major commodity traders, banks and energy firms.
Enhancements being introduced include RFQ functionality and a new client portal.
Independent validation and ease of distribution to clients are among the factors for the partnership.
The enhanced presence and a move beyond rates are a result of new CEO Ralf Roth's plans to scale Quantitative Brokers' business beyond its core interest rate futures focus.
Coronation Fund Managers goes live with SmartStream's corporate actions automation solution.
The Model Portfolios feature will help buy-side firms dress up their portfolios individually with bespoke accessories that reflect what clients now expect portfolios to include.
As a result of adding coverage of international company events, WSH has incorporated ISIN codes into its datasets.
Officials say the Kafka-based stream processing engine reflects that more financial firms are replacing traditional data message busses with Kafka streaming environments.
The takeover is aimed at strengthening NeoXam’s data management offerings, reporting capabilities and user experience.

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the acquisition will see the eroom securities platform be re-branded as dash prime.
the pair--who share common backgrounds in the industry--will contribute to expanding the startup and driving client adoption.
the consortium was established last year, backed by major commodity traders, banks and energy firms.
enhancements being introduced include rfq functionality and a new client portal.
independent validation and ease of distribution to clients are among the factors for the partnership.
the enhanced presence and a move beyond rates are a result of new ceo ralf roth's plans to scale quantitative brokers' business beyond its core interest rate futures focus.
coronation fund managers goes live with smartstream's corporate actions automation solution.
the model portfolios feature will help buy-side firms dress up their portfolios individually with bespoke accessories that reflect what clients now expect portfolios to include.
as a result of adding coverage of international company events, wsh has incorporated isin codes into its datasets.
officials say the kafka-based stream processing engine reflects that more financial firms are replacing traditional data message busses with kafka streaming environments.
the takeover is aimed at strengthening neoxam’s data management offerings, reporting capabilities and user experience.


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2014 Gerilla. (Feature). Dir: Anders Hazelius.
2014 I nöd eller lust (Feature). Dir: Kjell Sundvall.
2013 Kärleken bryr sig inte (Short) Dir: Farzad Farzaneh.
2012 Torka aldrig tårar utan handskar (TV series) Dir: Simon Kaijser. SVT.
2012 Nya Spöksonaten. Dir: Andreas Boonstra. Moment Teater.
Adam Pålsson is one of the most prominent actors in Sweden today. Trained at the Stockholm Dramatic School, Pålsson graduated in 2011. He started acting at an early age and went on to build an impressive career on stage, big screen and TV. Pålsson became a household name in Sweden and known to the broad international audience with his fearless and intense interpretation of an AIDS-dying young man in Never Dry The Tears Without Gloves, written by Jonas Gardell and directed by Simon Kaijser for SVT (The Swedish Public Service TV). He managed to accomplish an impressive opus on stage working on plays like Amadeus, Dangerous Liasons, Madame Bovary – to mention just a few - while continuing to work on critically acclaimed and audience favoured TV shows like The Bridge, Code 1525 and Before We Die. He won Kristallen (The Swedish TV prize) in 2017 for his role in the latter. Pålsson proved to be a musical star as well when acting and singing in Ted – For Love Sake, a biopic about the Swedish legendary pop star, Ted Gärdestad. Right now, Pålsson can be seen as the lead in C More’s original Moscow Noir - a dark and thrilling tale of a young Swedish banker balancing politics and Russian oligarchs in the beginning of this century in Moscow.

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2014 gerilla. (feature). dir: anders hazelius.
2014 i nöd eller lust (feature). dir: kjell sundvall.
2013 kärleken bryr sig inte (short) dir: farzad farzaneh.
2012 torka aldrig tårar utan handskar (tv series) dir: simon kaijser. svt.
2012 nya spöksonaten. dir: andreas boonstra. moment teater.
adam pålsson is one of the most prominent actors in sweden today. trained at the stockholm dramatic school, pålsson graduated in 2011. he started acting at an early age and went on to build an impressive career on stage, big screen and tv. pålsson became a household name in sweden and known to the broad international audience with his fearless and intense interpretation of an aids-dying young man in never dry the tears without gloves, written by jonas gardell and directed by simon kaijser for svt (the swedish public service tv). he managed to accomplish an impressive opus on stage working on plays like amadeus, dangerous liasons, madame bovary – to mention just a few - while continuing to work on critically acclaimed and audience favoured tv shows like the bridge, code 1525 and before we die. he won kristallen (the swedish tv prize) in 2017 for his role in the latter. pålsson proved to be a musical star as well when acting and singing in ted – for love sake, a biopic about the swedish legendary pop star, ted gärdestad. right now, pålsson can be seen as the lead in c more’s original moscow noir - a dark and thrilling tale of a young swedish banker balancing politics and russian oligarchs in the beginning of this century in moscow.


text: WebRave is your one stop web design service in Goedgegund Free State. While we are based in Johannesburg Gauteng, the nature of our digital service and product offerings knows no geographical bounds. As a fully fledged enterprise software development and digitizations solutions company we are experts in digital presence, web design, data base driven web and mobile applications. If you are looking for a web design service in Goedgegund Free State look no further than WebRave.

lowercased: webrave is your one stop web design service in goedgegund free state. while we are based in johannesburg gauteng, the nature of our digital service and product offerings knows no geographical bounds. as a fully fledged enterprise software development and digitizations solutions company we are experts in digital presence, web design, data base driven web and mobile applications. if you are looking for a web design service in goedgegund free state look no further than webrave.


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Title Resource Group (TRG) provides title and closing services in 48 states and the District of Columbia.
Title Resource Group (TRG) is a driving force in the title and settlement services industry. TRG is national in scope, but each of its companies are locally staffed, with a wealth of experience in settlement services. We operate in 48 states as well as the District of Columbia, and provide closing services in all 50. TRG is a subsidiary of Realogy Holdings Corp. Realogy is a publicly traded company and a global provider of real estate services. It franchises and owns several of the industry's leading real estate brands and brokerages.
TRG’s Family of Companies operate over 40 distinct company and brand names throughout the United States such as Title One (ID), Sunbelt Title (FL), Equity Title (CA), Texas American Title Company (TX), Market Street Settlement Group (NH/ME), Mid-Atlantic Settlement (MD) and Burnet Title (MN / IL / WI).
To learn more about TRG, please view our video.

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title resource group (trg) provides title and closing services in 48 states and the district of columbia.
title resource group (trg) is a driving force in the title and settlement services industry. trg is national in scope, but each of its companies are locally staffed, with a wealth of experience in settlement services. we operate in 48 states as well as the district of columbia, and provide closing services in all 50. trg is a subsidiary of realogy holdings corp. realogy is a publicly traded company and a global provider of real estate services. it franchises and owns several of the industry's leading real estate brands and brokerages.
trg’s family of companies operate over 40 distinct company and brand names throughout the united states such as title one (id), sunbelt title (fl), equity title (ca), texas american title company (tx), market street settlement group (nh/me), mid-atlantic settlement (md) and burnet title (mn / il / wi).
to learn more about trg, please view our video.


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A common ailment known as duplication has taken down a paper about a common fungus and asthma.
We inform all readers of PAMJ that we have retracted the manuscript on “Allergic Bronchiopulmonary Aspergillosis During Persistent Asthma: a clinical case” (doi:0.11604/pamj.2015.20.350.6572) by Khalid Lahmadi, Hind El Youss, Jawad Rochdi, Boughrine Nawal and Er-Rami Mohammed from the Parasitology Laboratory, Moulay Ismail Military Hospital in Meknes, Meknes, Morocco . Following our investigation, it appears undeniable that the manuscript submitted by Khalid Lahmadi et al., published in PAMJ on April 10, 2015, was purely plagiarized by the authors. Indeed, the manuscript submitted by Khalid Lahmadi, Hind El Youss, Jawad Rochdi, Boughrine Nawal and Er-Rami Mohammed from the Parasitology Laboratory, Moulay Ismail Military Hospital in Meknes, Meknes, Morocco, published in PAMJ is an exact copy of the manuscript “Allergic Bronchio-Pulmonary Aspergillosis: diagnosis to be retained during persistent asthma” (24(2)- e82; doi:10.1016/j.mycmed.2014.01.089) by I. Tlamçani, S. Benjelloun, H. Deham, and M. Er-Rami, published in the Journal of Medical Mycology [Journal de Mycologie Médicale] . As a result, we have retracted this article from the medical literature in compliance with the guidelines and best editorial practices issued by the Committee on Publication Ethics. We beg our readers to excuse is for this unfortunate situation.
Although the journal refers to the papers as plagiarized copies, since they appear to share the last author (Mohammed Er-Rami), they are technically duplicates.
We could not find contact information for Er-Rami.
Thanks to RW for noting that “Although the journal refers to the papers as plagiarized copies, since they appear to share the last author . . . they are technically duplicates.” Right, so-called “self-plagiarism” is not “plagiarism” of the work of another person without credit — rather it is duplicate publication, including copyright violation.

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a common ailment known as duplication has taken down a paper about a common fungus and asthma.
we inform all readers of pamj that we have retracted the manuscript on “allergic bronchiopulmonary aspergillosis during persistent asthma: a clinical case” (doi:0.11604/pamj.2015.20.350.6572) by khalid lahmadi, hind el youss, jawad rochdi, boughrine nawal and er-rami mohammed from the parasitology laboratory, moulay ismail military hospital in meknes, meknes, morocco . following our investigation, it appears undeniable that the manuscript submitted by khalid lahmadi et al., published in pamj on april 10, 2015, was purely plagiarized by the authors. indeed, the manuscript submitted by khalid lahmadi, hind el youss, jawad rochdi, boughrine nawal and er-rami mohammed from the parasitology laboratory, moulay ismail military hospital in meknes, meknes, morocco, published in pamj is an exact copy of the manuscript “allergic bronchio-pulmonary aspergillosis: diagnosis to be retained during persistent asthma” (24(2)- e82; doi:10.1016/j.mycmed.2014.01.089) by i. tlamçani, s. benjelloun, h. deham, and m. er-rami, published in the journal of medical mycology [journal de mycologie médicale] . as a result, we have retracted this article from the medical literature in compliance with the guidelines and best editorial practices issued by the committee on publication ethics. we beg our readers to excuse is for this unfortunate situation.
although the journal refers to the papers as plagiarized copies, since they appear to share the last author (mohammed er-rami), they are technically duplicates.
we could not find contact information for er-rami.
thanks to rw for noting that “although the journal refers to the papers as plagiarized copies, since they appear to share the last author . . . they are technically duplicates.” right, so-called “self-plagiarism” is not “plagiarism” of the work of another person without credit — rather it is duplicate publication, including copyright violation.


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MOUNT PROSPECT -- Soccer is all about mitigating failure. Players know that instinctively. Success is measured differently.
Mho is the offensive centerpiece of the Knights’ attack. Through the first four games, he had yet to record his first goal. The opportunities were there. Something always went awry.
“A week and a half ago, we played Saint Viator and Nico had three great opportunities, but he was not able to finish,” Prospect coach Paul Elkins said.
He remained undaunted, even as the frustration mounted. In the 28th minute of the Knights’ clash with Fremd, Mho appeared on the verge of ending his personal drought inside the box one-on-one against Vikings’ keeper Josh Kasser.
Kasser (3 saves) anticipated correctly and made a brilliant denial against Mho, ensuing the game remained scoreless at the break.
“I was starting to think, here we go again,” Elkins said. Mho never lost his resolve.
His relentless style and quiet determination paid off in the 46th minute as Mho drilled a low one-touch for that elusive first goal that proved the difference in the Knights’ 1-0 victory over the Vikings here Thursday night in a Mid-Suburban League clash.
Prospect (2-3-0, 1-2-0 earned its first conference win. Midfielder Patrick Limanowka drove the ball down the right flank and made the cross in setting up the score.
Mho earned the Chicagoland Soccer Man of the Match distinction for his game-winning finish.
The team shared in his private exultation. Mho is the team’s forward engine, a dynamic player in space whose aggressive and punishing style makes the team go.
The game represented a microcosm of the year for the Vikings (1-4-2, 0-2-0), who enjoyed a sharp advantage in shots (11-3) and had more attempts on goal. Fremd improved as the game wore on. The problem was overcoming the deficit.
“In the first half, we were lackadaisical, I thought,” said Fremd coach Steve Keller, who experimented with different lineups to shake up the team.
Fremd is better than its record, and the program has a recent history of slow starts and stronger finishes. Fremd showed glimpses in the service balls of Ben Cuthbert, and the runs made by standout forward Michael LaBarge. The team is still waiting to click on all cylinders.
Keller credited the Knights’ execution. He also saw areas where his team was deficient.
“We can’t break down defensively and give up the ball that way we do, and get beat one on one and not mark people,” he said.
The sharper play from the Vikings was evident during the game's final stretch. LaBarge had a header go just over the crossbar. Fremd’s other free-kick specialist, Shintaro Hidaka, nearly secured the equalizer in the 76th minute. He blasted a free-kick that took a devilish bounce off Prospect keeper Kevin Shane (4 saves). The Vikings could not get on the end of the rebound.
The Hidaka free-kick nearly conjured nightmares for Elkins. The play was virtually identical to the game-winner Hoffman Estates scored in a 1-0 victory over the Knights on August 31. Prospect had eight days to brood over that game and the disappointing result.
Fremd has the kind of history and prestige Prospect is angling for. The win clearly resounded with the team.
“The history we have had with them, we haven’t done so hot,” Mho said. “Being the team we have this year and the guys that we have, I now we have the talent to be successful. These first four games I think we were still trying to figure out how we work together and where we work together.
This was exactly the kind of win the Knights sought.
“I am very pleased with the result,” Elkins said. “I am more pleased with the effort and how we competed. It gives us a lot of confidence to beat a great team and a great program like Fremd.

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mount prospect -- soccer is all about mitigating failure. players know that instinctively. success is measured differently.
mho is the offensive centerpiece of the knights’ attack. through the first four games, he had yet to record his first goal. the opportunities were there. something always went awry.
“a week and a half ago, we played saint viator and nico had three great opportunities, but he was not able to finish,” prospect coach paul elkins said.
he remained undaunted, even as the frustration mounted. in the 28th minute of the knights’ clash with fremd, mho appeared on the verge of ending his personal drought inside the box one-on-one against vikings’ keeper josh kasser.
kasser (3 saves) anticipated correctly and made a brilliant denial against mho, ensuing the game remained scoreless at the break.
“i was starting to think, here we go again,” elkins said. mho never lost his resolve.
his relentless style and quiet determination paid off in the 46th minute as mho drilled a low one-touch for that elusive first goal that proved the difference in the knights’ 1-0 victory over the vikings here thursday night in a mid-suburban league clash.
prospect (2-3-0, 1-2-0 earned its first conference win. midfielder patrick limanowka drove the ball down the right flank and made the cross in setting up the score.
mho earned the chicagoland soccer man of the match distinction for his game-winning finish.
the team shared in his private exultation. mho is the team’s forward engine, a dynamic player in space whose aggressive and punishing style makes the team go.
the game represented a microcosm of the year for the vikings (1-4-2, 0-2-0), who enjoyed a sharp advantage in shots (11-3) and had more attempts on goal. fremd improved as the game wore on. the problem was overcoming the deficit.
“in the first half, we were lackadaisical, i thought,” said fremd coach steve keller, who experimented with different lineups to shake up the team.
fremd is better than its record, and the program has a recent history of slow starts and stronger finishes. fremd showed glimpses in the service balls of ben cuthbert, and the runs made by standout forward michael labarge. the team is still waiting to click on all cylinders.
keller credited the knights’ execution. he also saw areas where his team was deficient.
“we can’t break down defensively and give up the ball that way we do, and get beat one on one and not mark people,” he said.
the sharper play from the vikings was evident during the game's final stretch. labarge had a header go just over the crossbar. fremd’s other free-kick specialist, shintaro hidaka, nearly secured the equalizer in the 76th minute. he blasted a free-kick that took a devilish bounce off prospect keeper kevin shane (4 saves). the vikings could not get on the end of the rebound.
the hidaka free-kick nearly conjured nightmares for elkins. the play was virtually identical to the game-winner hoffman estates scored in a 1-0 victory over the knights on august 31. prospect had eight days to brood over that game and the disappointing result.
fremd has the kind of history and prestige prospect is angling for. the win clearly resounded with the team.
“the history we have had with them, we haven’t done so hot,” mho said. “being the team we have this year and the guys that we have, i now we have the talent to be successful. these first four games i think we were still trying to figure out how we work together and where we work together.
this was exactly the kind of win the knights sought.
“i am very pleased with the result,” elkins said. “i am more pleased with the effort and how we competed. it gives us a lot of confidence to beat a great team and a great program like fremd.


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The 14th Annual General Meeting of the European Federation of Thoroughbred Breeders? Associations was held on Saturday 10 May at Longchamp Racecourse, Paris, France.
Breeders are reminded of the continuing importance of the vaccination of stallions and teasers for EVA.

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the 14th annual general meeting of the european federation of thoroughbred breeders? associations was held on saturday 10 may at longchamp racecourse, paris, france.
breeders are reminded of the continuing importance of the vaccination of stallions and teasers for eva.


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What Makes a Good NLPer?
A few months ago someone asked me a very interesting question, one that I have thought about many times since then: “What is the difference between someone who uses NLP with an average degree of skill and someone who uses it with much greater skill?” I think that there are many answers to this question, and I have a few tentative ideas.
I think that someone who uses the NLP methods exceptionally well has several ways of gathering all the different skills and techniques under a single overarching framework of understanding. A universal framework provides a solid basis for gathering information and responding creatively even when a particular method or technique doesn’t work, when others might become stuck or confused.
It has been very useful to me to think of everything I do as either “splitting” or “joining.” Splitting is the process of separating two aspects of an experience that have been joined together. For instance in the phobia process, the unpleasant feelings are separated from the visual memory of the traumatic experience. In the forgiveness process, certain ideas or meanings that the person has about forgiveness (for instance that forgiveness is for the other person, or that to forgive means to condone the harmful act) have to be split away from the experience of forgiveness before the person will be willing to forgive.
Joining is the process of putting together two elements that have been separated in the person’s experience. In any process of integrating anchors, such as “changing personal history,” two separate experiences are joined together in the same moment in time. In chaining, two separate experiences are joined in a sequence in time.
Splitting and joining are actually one of the fundamental properties of all nerve cells, and the technical terms in psychology are “discrimination” and “generalization.” When two neurons in the retina of the eye respond differently to a visual stimulus, they are splitting — responding to some difference in brightness, color, etc. When a child responds to two different animals with the same name, “dog,” he is responding to the sameness (four legs, fur, etc.) rather than to the differences (size, color, etc.).
Every experience that we have is a complex structure built of layer upon layer of perceived sameness (joining) and difference (splitting). When we want to change an experience, we will always be changing the perception or understanding of sameness or difference, and this will result in a change in response.
If you think it would be useful to you to learn how to think in these universal terms, it can be very helpful to take an example of any NLP method you know and examine it carefully to determine at each step what is being split and what is being joined. The more you do this, the more it will become an automatic way of thinking that can guide your work.
Another overarching understanding is that all our experience is a never-ending sequence of small “events,” one leading to another in rapid succession. We don’t really have “experiences” or “problems” or “solutions,” we actually have “experiencing,” “probleming,” and “solutioning.” When someone says that they have a “problem” in a “relationship,” they are isolating one small event in a sequence, and thinking of it as if it were a fixed “thing.” When I reply that I understand that there is some aspect of their relating to this person that they don’t like, my words are an invitation to start thinking of it as a changing process, rather than as something fixed and unchanging.
When someone thinks of a “problem” they usually will have a still picture as a representation of it. Simply asking them to allow that still image to become a movie of the event can be a profound intervention, because this will recover the complete sequence of which the “problem” is only a small part. The movie will have far more information than the still picture, and often this information will be very useful in reaching a resolution. And since the moving image is already moving and changing, it is much easier to introduce additional useful changes than if it were a fixed still image.
Combining the idea of joining with sequencing, we realize that two events can be joined simultaneously, or sequentially, one following the other. Thus when we want to change someone's problematic experience to something more resourceful and useful, we have three fundamental choices about combining the “problem state” and the “resource state.” (We really should be saying “probleming” and “resourcing,” but that sounds very awkward, at least in English.) We can combine them simultaneously in a moment in time, or we can provide the resource sequentially, just before or just after the problem occurs.
Each choice will have a somewhat different result, which is hard to describe in words, but can be easily experienced. In the basic method known as “changing personal history,” we anchor a problem state and a resource state. Depending on our timing in triggering the anchors we can combine the states simultaneously, creating a state of integration, or we can create a sequence in which the resource state either precedes or follows the problem state.
If the resource follows the problem state, the person has to first experience the unpleasantness of the problem state, and then the resolution of it enabled by the resource state. Although this will usually work, it is not very elegant, and leaves the person repeatedly experiencing a brief unpleasantness. However, if the resource state precedes the difficult situation, the person will not even experience it as a problem. In fact, this is what most of us experience thousands of times a day, without even noticing. Every day we are faced with a myriad of tasks, from reaching into a pocket or purse for car keys to speaking with someone on the telephone, or reading an article such as this. As long as we have robust behavioral resources to deal with these situations, we don't think of them as problems, because we access the appropriate resource state automatically. But if we were still small children, most of these small tasks would be insurmountable problems. Building in available resources before a potential problem occurs is far more generative and enjoyable than making resources available remedially after a problem has already occurred, and of course this is why we plan ahead and have educational institutions, etc. to prepare us in advance for life’s challenges.
Happily, John McWhirter has described a fascinating and subtle linguistic example of how the mind can be preset to respond in a particular way that, sadly, others have not previously noticed. A “cognitive qualifier” is a “commentary” adverb appearing at the beginning of a sentence or phrase that refers to an emotional or cognitive state, such as “happily” and “sadly” in the previous sentence. A cognitive qualifier prepares the mind to respond in a specified way to whatever words follow.
To experience this effect, think of an ordinary descriptive sentence like, “The green tree is standing in the sunlight,” or “I am sitting at the desk,” and imagine saying this sentence to yourself….
Now imagine saying the exact same sentence, but preceded by the word ”sadly,” and notice how this changes your experience….
Then say the same sentence, but preceded by the word “happily,” and again pay attention to your experience….
When I do this, the “sadly” tree is a little dim and gray, and a little droopy. The “happily” tree is upright, bright and sunny, with sparkles. Cognitive qualifiers direct your mind to think of aspects of an experience that are specified by the kind of qualities used, and this will alter the submodalities.
Understandably, you might feel incongruent about using the qualifier “happily” for some unpleasant events, but luckily there is an alternative resource. Both “sadly” and “happily” refer to emotional states, and most emotions are evaluative, dealing with pleasant or unpleasant, positive or negative. These evaluative qualifiers will sometimes be inappropriate for the content of a particular thought or sentence.
Since this group of cognitive qualifiers miraculously never have negative states associated with them, they are truly universal resources, which can be used with any experience. And since a state of curiosity or interest is an excellent resource state for discovery, learning, and change, this kind of cognitive qualifier is a wonderful state to use in beginning to understand and process a difficult or challenging situation.
To experience this, think of some situation in your life that you might describe as a problem or difficulty, and make up a simple sentence that describes it, such as, “I hate it when people don’t follow through on their promises.” Say your sentence to yourself, and notice how you represent this internally….
Now say the same sentence to yourself, but preceded by the word “interestingly,” or “curiously,” or “understandably,” and pay attention to how this word changes your experience….
One additional important aspect of cognitive qualifiers is that they create a shared and universal world, a frame that embraces us both. It is quite different to say, “I find that interesting,” or “Do you find that interesting?” in which there is a separation or difference between us. When I say “Interestingly” this sets up a frame that embraces us both, is taken for granted, and that we both experience together, without the separation between self and other that many people often feel. This transcends rapport, because rapport presupposes the difference that the rapport bridges.
Surprisingly, with a powerful state of interest and curiosity, many “problems” simply vanish as my attention turns from how unpleasant they are to simply learning how they exist and function, and what I can do to change them. Even when a problem doesn’t vanish, it’s a much more useful place to begin to work toward understanding, and a solution.
I have often heard people say that the opposite of fear is love, but I think it is much more useful to think of the opposite as curiosity. In fear, we move away from an event; in curiosity we move toward it.
Interestingly, the idea that all of life is a school in which we have lessons to learn is a very old idea, and one that is particularly central in certain spiritual traditions. I don't know if it is true or not, but it is a very powerful reorientation for your life as a whole, one that makes life much easier and more enjoyable, both for yourself and for others.
This article originally appeared in Anchor Point, pp. 3-6, October, 1999, tweaked a bit in 2016.

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what makes a good nlper?
a few months ago someone asked me a very interesting question, one that i have thought about many times since then: “what is the difference between someone who uses nlp with an average degree of skill and someone who uses it with much greater skill?” i think that there are many answers to this question, and i have a few tentative ideas.
i think that someone who uses the nlp methods exceptionally well has several ways of gathering all the different skills and techniques under a single overarching framework of understanding. a universal framework provides a solid basis for gathering information and responding creatively even when a particular method or technique doesn’t work, when others might become stuck or confused.
it has been very useful to me to think of everything i do as either “splitting” or “joining.” splitting is the process of separating two aspects of an experience that have been joined together. for instance in the phobia process, the unpleasant feelings are separated from the visual memory of the traumatic experience. in the forgiveness process, certain ideas or meanings that the person has about forgiveness (for instance that forgiveness is for the other person, or that to forgive means to condone the harmful act) have to be split away from the experience of forgiveness before the person will be willing to forgive.
joining is the process of putting together two elements that have been separated in the person’s experience. in any process of integrating anchors, such as “changing personal history,” two separate experiences are joined together in the same moment in time. in chaining, two separate experiences are joined in a sequence in time.
splitting and joining are actually one of the fundamental properties of all nerve cells, and the technical terms in psychology are “discrimination” and “generalization.” when two neurons in the retina of the eye respond differently to a visual stimulus, they are splitting — responding to some difference in brightness, color, etc. when a child responds to two different animals with the same name, “dog,” he is responding to the sameness (four legs, fur, etc.) rather than to the differences (size, color, etc.).
every experience that we have is a complex structure built of layer upon layer of perceived sameness (joining) and difference (splitting). when we want to change an experience, we will always be changing the perception or understanding of sameness or difference, and this will result in a change in response.
if you think it would be useful to you to learn how to think in these universal terms, it can be very helpful to take an example of any nlp method you know and examine it carefully to determine at each step what is being split and what is being joined. the more you do this, the more it will become an automatic way of thinking that can guide your work.
another overarching understanding is that all our experience is a never-ending sequence of small “events,” one leading to another in rapid succession. we don’t really have “experiences” or “problems” or “solutions,” we actually have “experiencing,” “probleming,” and “solutioning.” when someone says that they have a “problem” in a “relationship,” they are isolating one small event in a sequence, and thinking of it as if it were a fixed “thing.” when i reply that i understand that there is some aspect of their relating to this person that they don’t like, my words are an invitation to start thinking of it as a changing process, rather than as something fixed and unchanging.
when someone thinks of a “problem” they usually will have a still picture as a representation of it. simply asking them to allow that still image to become a movie of the event can be a profound intervention, because this will recover the complete sequence of which the “problem” is only a small part. the movie will have far more information than the still picture, and often this information will be very useful in reaching a resolution. and since the moving image is already moving and changing, it is much easier to introduce additional useful changes than if it were a fixed still image.
combining the idea of joining with sequencing, we realize that two events can be joined simultaneously, or sequentially, one following the other. thus when we want to change someone's problematic experience to something more resourceful and useful, we have three fundamental choices about combining the “problem state” and the “resource state.” (we really should be saying “probleming” and “resourcing,” but that sounds very awkward, at least in english.) we can combine them simultaneously in a moment in time, or we can provide the resource sequentially, just before or just after the problem occurs.
each choice will have a somewhat different result, which is hard to describe in words, but can be easily experienced. in the basic method known as “changing personal history,” we anchor a problem state and a resource state. depending on our timing in triggering the anchors we can combine the states simultaneously, creating a state of integration, or we can create a sequence in which the resource state either precedes or follows the problem state.
if the resource follows the problem state, the person has to first experience the unpleasantness of the problem state, and then the resolution of it enabled by the resource state. although this will usually work, it is not very elegant, and leaves the person repeatedly experiencing a brief unpleasantness. however, if the resource state precedes the difficult situation, the person will not even experience it as a problem. in fact, this is what most of us experience thousands of times a day, without even noticing. every day we are faced with a myriad of tasks, from reaching into a pocket or purse for car keys to speaking with someone on the telephone, or reading an article such as this. as long as we have robust behavioral resources to deal with these situations, we don't think of them as problems, because we access the appropriate resource state automatically. but if we were still small children, most of these small tasks would be insurmountable problems. building in available resources before a potential problem occurs is far more generative and enjoyable than making resources available remedially after a problem has already occurred, and of course this is why we plan ahead and have educational institutions, etc. to prepare us in advance for life’s challenges.
happily, john mcwhirter has described a fascinating and subtle linguistic example of how the mind can be preset to respond in a particular way that, sadly, others have not previously noticed. a “cognitive qualifier” is a “commentary” adverb appearing at the beginning of a sentence or phrase that refers to an emotional or cognitive state, such as “happily” and “sadly” in the previous sentence. a cognitive qualifier prepares the mind to respond in a specified way to whatever words follow.
to experience this effect, think of an ordinary descriptive sentence like, “the green tree is standing in the sunlight,” or “i am sitting at the desk,” and imagine saying this sentence to yourself….
now imagine saying the exact same sentence, but preceded by the word ”sadly,” and notice how this changes your experience….
then say the same sentence, but preceded by the word “happily,” and again pay attention to your experience….
when i do this, the “sadly” tree is a little dim and gray, and a little droopy. the “happily” tree is upright, bright and sunny, with sparkles. cognitive qualifiers direct your mind to think of aspects of an experience that are specified by the kind of qualities used, and this will alter the submodalities.
understandably, you might feel incongruent about using the qualifier “happily” for some unpleasant events, but luckily there is an alternative resource. both “sadly” and “happily” refer to emotional states, and most emotions are evaluative, dealing with pleasant or unpleasant, positive or negative. these evaluative qualifiers will sometimes be inappropriate for the content of a particular thought or sentence.
since this group of cognitive qualifiers miraculously never have negative states associated with them, they are truly universal resources, which can be used with any experience. and since a state of curiosity or interest is an excellent resource state for discovery, learning, and change, this kind of cognitive qualifier is a wonderful state to use in beginning to understand and process a difficult or challenging situation.
to experience this, think of some situation in your life that you might describe as a problem or difficulty, and make up a simple sentence that describes it, such as, “i hate it when people don’t follow through on their promises.” say your sentence to yourself, and notice how you represent this internally….
now say the same sentence to yourself, but preceded by the word “interestingly,” or “curiously,” or “understandably,” and pay attention to how this word changes your experience….
one additional important aspect of cognitive qualifiers is that they create a shared and universal world, a frame that embraces us both. it is quite different to say, “i find that interesting,” or “do you find that interesting?” in which there is a separation or difference between us. when i say “interestingly” this sets up a frame that embraces us both, is taken for granted, and that we both experience together, without the separation between self and other that many people often feel. this transcends rapport, because rapport presupposes the difference that the rapport bridges.
surprisingly, with a powerful state of interest and curiosity, many “problems” simply vanish as my attention turns from how unpleasant they are to simply learning how they exist and function, and what i can do to change them. even when a problem doesn’t vanish, it’s a much more useful place to begin to work toward understanding, and a solution.
i have often heard people say that the opposite of fear is love, but i think it is much more useful to think of the opposite as curiosity. in fear, we move away from an event; in curiosity we move toward it.
interestingly, the idea that all of life is a school in which we have lessons to learn is a very old idea, and one that is particularly central in certain spiritual traditions. i don't know if it is true or not, but it is a very powerful reorientation for your life as a whole, one that makes life much easier and more enjoyable, both for yourself and for others.
this article originally appeared in anchor point, pp. 3-6, october, 1999, tweaked a bit in 2016.


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IT companies are driving innovations around the world, bringing advancements to our life, strengthening business. With the growing focus on automation and technology, IoT, cloud computing, privacy, cybersecurity, AI, blockchain etc there has been a consistent boom in the IT sector. Our team have compiled a list of Top 10 IT companies in 2018 that were the main contributors to the development of technology. India is the world’s fastest-growing economy and quickly becoming the greatest technology hubs.
In our list of top 10 IT companies 2018 – Microsoft on top of the list, Microsoft is one company that comes to mind when you think technology. They constantly look for ways to advance and deeply care about their customers’ interests. The company develops sells computer software and consumer electronics. Also, they had been launching training programmes to help people acclimatise to the world of AI. The development of Microsoft’s Azure cloud business became a key earnings driver.
Microsoft has acquired Skype technologies for 8.5 billion dollars in 2011 and Linkedin for 26.2 billion dollars in 2016. There is a huge surge in the growth rate of the gaming industry and Microsoft has invested $100 billion in the Gaming industry.
Currently, it’s focusing on new innovative technologies like Machine Learning, AI and cloud computing to drive new growth that can help them build their own digital capability and provide robust solutions for various users.
Founders: Thomas J. Watson Sr.
IBM holds 2nd spot in the list of top 10 IT companies 2018, From their headlines at EM360 for their cloud data management service to blockchain accelerator programmes. IBM is certainly one of the leaders of technology in 2018.
It sold its personal computers, to China’s Lenovo in 2005. IBM continues to develop hardware and software for business and has invested heavily in hosting, consulting and cloud services businesses around the world. IBM invest heavily on R&D investment due to which company holds the record for most patents generated by the business. IBM current revenue generating domain are cloud computing, cognitive computing, data analytics and Internet of things, IT infrastructure and security.
Headquarter:- Redwood Shores, California, US .
It is one of the renowned American MNC widely known for its ERP solutions, database development and management, supply chain management software and customer relationship management software. Oracle has its presence across a wide variety of industries in more than 150 countries. Oracle is known for its user-friendly applications. It provides smart solutions which add value to their business as well as their customers. Oracle has more than 16,000 patent worldwide.
The company is focusing majorly on building intelligent cloud applications, integrated cloud platform, open source platform for developers, ERP solutions and analytical tools which use machine learning algorithms to generate results. Oracle invested hugely in Research and development activities which were $6.5 billion dollars in the year 2017.
Oracle is also into AI, IOT, the blockchain, machine learning, human interface technologies all of which aimed to enhance customer capabilities so that they can develop their own innovative products and services.
Accenture has been listed in Fortune Global 500 companies and is one of the largest IT companies. It is a global management consulting firm which provides professional services like strategy, consulting, mobility services, digital marketing analytics, technology and operations services. Accenture has various business units which have a unique contribution to overall revenue generation.
They are helping companies to migrate to the cloud to realize the benefit of increased agility at a lower speed. In 2017, they invested more on the acquisition in order to become more relevant and grow continuously through inorganic and strategic acquisition.
Headquarter:- Palo Alto, California, U.S.
In 2015 HP split into two divisions; HP Inc – which develops personal computers, printers and 3D printing solutions and Hewlett Packard Enterprise – which focuses on providing business services and financial services. It aims to deliver new technologies and to create opportunities which helps HP to maintain its market share.
HP provides its customers cloud solutions, data centre, workplace applications and also develop technology and services which help customers to be more IT proficient, more productive and secure across the globe.
It has been able to successfully build its image as a world leader in enterprise applications in terms of software and software-related services. SAP is the world’s third largest software manufacturer. SAP has always focused on innovating new technology due to which it has developed 100+ innovation and development centre across the world. SAP is helping in solving business problems across all industries and regions by leveraging technologies like machine learning, Internet of things, blockchain.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is no. 1 Indian Multinational IT firm. 7th position in the list top 10 IT companies 2018. It is a subsidiary of multinational conglomerate Tata Group, which is made up of 29 publicly listed enterprises including Tata Steel, Tata Motors, which owns Jaguar Land Rover) and Tata Communications. TCS has many functional domains like consulting, software development, infrastructure support and business process outsourcing and its headquarter is located in Mumbai, India.
In 2017, it has been ranked 10th in the Fortune India 500 list. It has surpassed Reliance industries and has become the most valued firm of India by achieving Rs. 6.19 trillion market capitalization.
TCS is expanding its technology portfolio and is working on latest technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Machine learning, Internet of things, Cloud Computing and Cyber Security.
Having a strong global presence; Capgemini is one of the leading IT companies in the world.
Leader in IT services providing consulting, professional services, outsourcing etc. The French company has its global operations spread across more than 40 countries. With a consistent performance, it has been recognized by several awards like Gartner, Forrester, Backbase etc.
Headquarters: Teaneck, New Jersey, U.S.
Cognizant consistent performance has helped to maintain its ranking among the most admired and fastest growing companies in the world. Cognizant is the member of the Nasdaq and it is ranked 205 on the Fortune 500 ranking. Cognizant is investing aggressively in digital services and helping banks revolutionize lending by assessing risk using predictive analytics by analysing customer’s financial history.
Top major leader based in India, hold 10th spot in top 10 IT companies 2018. Infosys provides IT solution to its client through business process consulting, outsourcing and software development. The company is known for its high gender diversity as it has around 36% of women workforce all across the world. Infosys is the second largest Indian IT company.

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it companies are driving innovations around the world, bringing advancements to our life, strengthening business. with the growing focus on automation and technology, iot, cloud computing, privacy, cybersecurity, ai, blockchain etc there has been a consistent boom in the it sector. our team have compiled a list of top 10 it companies in 2018 that were the main contributors to the development of technology. india is the world’s fastest-growing economy and quickly becoming the greatest technology hubs.
in our list of top 10 it companies 2018 – microsoft on top of the list, microsoft is one company that comes to mind when you think technology. they constantly look for ways to advance and deeply care about their customers’ interests. the company develops sells computer software and consumer electronics. also, they had been launching training programmes to help people acclimatise to the world of ai. the development of microsoft’s azure cloud business became a key earnings driver.
microsoft has acquired skype technologies for 8.5 billion dollars in 2011 and linkedin for 26.2 billion dollars in 2016. there is a huge surge in the growth rate of the gaming industry and microsoft has invested $100 billion in the gaming industry.
currently, it’s focusing on new innovative technologies like machine learning, ai and cloud computing to drive new growth that can help them build their own digital capability and provide robust solutions for various users.
founders: thomas j. watson sr.
ibm holds 2nd spot in the list of top 10 it companies 2018, from their headlines at em360 for their cloud data management service to blockchain accelerator programmes. ibm is certainly one of the leaders of technology in 2018.
it sold its personal computers, to china’s lenovo in 2005. ibm continues to develop hardware and software for business and has invested heavily in hosting, consulting and cloud services businesses around the world. ibm invest heavily on r&d investment due to which company holds the record for most patents generated by the business. ibm current revenue generating domain are cloud computing, cognitive computing, data analytics and internet of things, it infrastructure and security.
headquarter:- redwood shores, california, us .
it is one of the renowned american mnc widely known for its erp solutions, database development and management, supply chain management software and customer relationship management software. oracle has its presence across a wide variety of industries in more than 150 countries. oracle is known for its user-friendly applications. it provides smart solutions which add value to their business as well as their customers. oracle has more than 16,000 patent worldwide.
the company is focusing majorly on building intelligent cloud applications, integrated cloud platform, open source platform for developers, erp solutions and analytical tools which use machine learning algorithms to generate results. oracle invested hugely in research and development activities which were $6.5 billion dollars in the year 2017.
oracle is also into ai, iot, the blockchain, machine learning, human interface technologies all of which aimed to enhance customer capabilities so that they can develop their own innovative products and services.
accenture has been listed in fortune global 500 companies and is one of the largest it companies. it is a global management consulting firm which provides professional services like strategy, consulting, mobility services, digital marketing analytics, technology and operations services. accenture has various business units which have a unique contribution to overall revenue generation.
they are helping companies to migrate to the cloud to realize the benefit of increased agility at a lower speed. in 2017, they invested more on the acquisition in order to become more relevant and grow continuously through inorganic and strategic acquisition.
headquarter:- palo alto, california, u.s.
in 2015 hp split into two divisions; hp inc – which develops personal computers, printers and 3d printing solutions and hewlett packard enterprise – which focuses on providing business services and financial services. it aims to deliver new technologies and to create opportunities which helps hp to maintain its market share.
hp provides its customers cloud solutions, data centre, workplace applications and also develop technology and services which help customers to be more it proficient, more productive and secure across the globe.
it has been able to successfully build its image as a world leader in enterprise applications in terms of software and software-related services. sap is the world’s third largest software manufacturer. sap has always focused on innovating new technology due to which it has developed 100+ innovation and development centre across the world. sap is helping in solving business problems across all industries and regions by leveraging technologies like machine learning, internet of things, blockchain.
tata consultancy services (tcs) is no. 1 indian multinational it firm. 7th position in the list top 10 it companies 2018. it is a subsidiary of multinational conglomerate tata group, which is made up of 29 publicly listed enterprises including tata steel, tata motors, which owns jaguar land rover) and tata communications. tcs has many functional domains like consulting, software development, infrastructure support and business process outsourcing and its headquarter is located in mumbai, india.
in 2017, it has been ranked 10th in the fortune india 500 list. it has surpassed reliance industries and has become the most valued firm of india by achieving rs. 6.19 trillion market capitalization.
tcs is expanding its technology portfolio and is working on latest technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, internet of things, cloud computing and cyber security.
having a strong global presence; capgemini is one of the leading it companies in the world.
leader in it services providing consulting, professional services, outsourcing etc. the french company has its global operations spread across more than 40 countries. with a consistent performance, it has been recognized by several awards like gartner, forrester, backbase etc.
headquarters: teaneck, new jersey, u.s.
cognizant consistent performance has helped to maintain its ranking among the most admired and fastest growing companies in the world. cognizant is the member of the nasdaq and it is ranked 205 on the fortune 500 ranking. cognizant is investing aggressively in digital services and helping banks revolutionize lending by assessing risk using predictive analytics by analysing customer’s financial history.
top major leader based in india, hold 10th spot in top 10 it companies 2018. infosys provides it solution to its client through business process consulting, outsourcing and software development. the company is known for its high gender diversity as it has around 36% of women workforce all across the world. infosys is the second largest indian it company.


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Intuit Inc. is a software company that provides business, financial management and tax solutions for small businesses, consumers and accountants. The company's headquaters are located in Mountain View, CA.
Who is the Co-Founder & Chairman of Intuit, Inc.?
Who is the marketing contact for Intuit, Inc. in CA?
What is the email of the Chief Communications Officer & Senior Vice Presdient of Intuit, Inc.?
What is direct phone of the Chairman of Intuit, Inc.?
Who is the AOR - public relations agency of Intuit, Inc.?

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intuit inc. is a software company that provides business, financial management and tax solutions for small businesses, consumers and accountants. the company's headquaters are located in mountain view, ca.
who is the co-founder & chairman of intuit, inc.?
who is the marketing contact for intuit, inc. in ca?
what is the email of the chief communications officer & senior vice presdient of intuit, inc.?
what is direct phone of the chairman of intuit, inc.?
who is the aor - public relations agency of intuit, inc.?


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Authentic Black Rivet tote with included pouch Sky blue color. Used for a few times. No buckle scratches.
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marieposa21 great seller to deal with. very responsive, thanks sis!
@xtnlim is on carousell - follow to stay updated!
authentic black rivet tote with included pouch sky blue color. used for a few times. no buckle scratches.
used this bag only once. perfect for travel. small on the outside but you can put a lot of things inside. bold mustard color. no scratches, tag is still in the bag.


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Embarked Albany per HMAT ‘Marathon’ A74 for 29.7.1918.
Roll Unit 2nd Reinforce. 11 Bn. AIF.
Embarked for Australia March 1920.
Final Rank Private with AAMC with AIF and after demobilization with. 21st Machine Gun Corps NRRF.
Notes Greatorex’s brother, Geoffrey William Edward was killed in action during his service in WW1. NAA files note that Greatorex recorded that he served in France from 27th July 1918 to 13th June 1919. These dates do not appear consistent with the limited archival notes.
Greatorex was one of 200-300 Australian servicemen who were waiting repatriation and offered to enlist in the British Army for a further period of active service to relieve British and Allied Troops in Russia. They fought in two noted actions, one repulsing a Bolshevik attack on a railway and secondly in an attack on the Dwina front in August 1919 (Wigmore,L. 1986). Greatorex received no recognition or award for his service in Russia. Greatorex also served in WW 2 with CMF as Lieut. (W4045) Greatorex appears to have enlisted within weeks after his brother's death when he turned 18 years of age. His father the Rev. Theopilos Greatorex moved into the Guildford Rectory in 1918. The old Rectory no longer exists.
The Rectory, 221 James Street, Guildford. WA.

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embarked albany per hmat ‘marathon’ a74 for 29.7.1918.
roll unit 2nd reinforce. 11 bn. aif.
embarked for australia march 1920.
final rank private with aamc with aif and after demobilization with. 21st machine gun corps nrrf.
notes greatorex’s brother, geoffrey william edward was killed in action during his service in ww1. naa files note that greatorex recorded that he served in france from 27th july 1918 to 13th june 1919. these dates do not appear consistent with the limited archival notes.
greatorex was one of 200-300 australian servicemen who were waiting repatriation and offered to enlist in the british army for a further period of active service to relieve british and allied troops in russia. they fought in two noted actions, one repulsing a bolshevik attack on a railway and secondly in an attack on the dwina front in august 1919 (wigmore,l. 1986). greatorex received no recognition or award for his service in russia. greatorex also served in ww 2 with cmf as lieut. (w4045) greatorex appears to have enlisted within weeks after his brother's death when he turned 18 years of age. his father the rev. theopilos greatorex moved into the guildford rectory in 1918. the old rectory no longer exists.
the rectory, 221 james street, guildford. wa.


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In verses 11-13, Paul explains what Christ did for us and how those who have believed in Him are now spiritually circumcised. The subject under discussion is the means of our justification. Paul is saying that, when we repented and were baptized, the "old man" of sin was buried in a watery grave, and our sins were completely forgiven through our faith in the sacrifice of Christ. After being raised out of the water, we were "made alive" with Him and imputed to be righteous in God's sight. Paul refers to this process as "circumcision made without hands," that is, spiritual circumcision.
Was God's Law Nailed to the Cross?
Related Topics: Antinomianism | Cheap Grace | Demonic principalities | God's Law Done Away | Grace | Holy Days "Done Away" | Justification | Law "Done Away" | Sabbath "Done Away"
In Colossians 2, Paul warns the churches at Colossae and Laodicea against any philosophy or system of beliefs—specifically mentioning “the tradition of men”—that detracts from Christ's sovereign position and role under the Father (verses 4, 8-9). He points out that the brethren there were already “complete in Him” (verse 10). This does not mean that they had already achieved spiritual perfection or that their salvation was assured, but that they had no need of anything supplementary to what was already available in Christ.
Many see Satan's binding (Revelation 20:1-3) as the fulfillment of the Day of Atonement, yet if these Colossians were still awaiting Satan's binding—after having been resurrected to glory, no less!—before their sins were completely removed from view, how could the apostle write that they were already “complete” in Christ? On the contrary, those who come under Christ's blood are not awaiting the final resolution of their transgressions when Satan is bound; their previous sins have already been completely taken care of.
Notice the definitive wording. There is no hint here—or anywhere else—that God's people are awaiting Satan's binding so their sins can finally be expiated. “The wages of sin is death” (Romans 6:23), and those wages have already been paid in full. Therefore, we are alive in Christ now, and not waiting for an imagined final payment on the debt when Satan is bound.
The phrase “having wiped out the handwriting of requirements” in Colossians 2:14 is often misinterpreted as meaning that God's law has been done away, yet in the Greek sentence structure, it is parallel with “having forgiven you all trespasses.” The “handwriting of requirements” is the written record of violations against God's ordinances. Paul says that this “handwriting”—the record of sins, not the laws—was expunged, reiterating that our sins have been forgiven. Other translations say He “erased,” “blotted out,” or “destroyed” it. The record is completely obliterated, in God's reckoning.
Verse 14 says that Christ has “taken it out of the way.” Strong's Concordance states that the Greek word for “taken,” airo, means “to lift up; by implication, to take up or away; . . . by Hebraism to expiate sin.” It means the same as the Hebrew word used for “bearing” in Leviticus 16:22, nasa' (Strong's #5375).
In addition, airo is in the perfect tense, indicating action completed in the past. The live goat lifts up, carries, and takes away the sins placed on its head by the high priest (Leviticus 16:21-22). In Colossians, Christ is declared to have lifted up, taken away, and expiated the record that was against us—an exact match to what is said about the goat of departure.
Related Topics: Airo | Azazel -goat of "Complete Removal" | Death as Wages of Sin | Expiation | Goat of Departure | How Sins are Expiated | Memory of Sin Obliterated | Purpose of Satan's Binding | Record of Sins Obliterated | Satan's Binding | Satan's Binding Expiates No Sins | Satan's binding Not Foretold until Revelation | Tradition of Men | Who Fulfills the Azazel Goat?
Symbolically, our baptism imitates what our Savior did for us, and therefore, by our participation in it, we show our desire to be united—at one—with Him in both His death and resurrection (Romans 6:5). Paul writes in Galatians 2:20: "I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me." This is what our decision to be baptized tells our Father in heaven.
Being put into the water represents the death of the "old man" with his sinful way of life. Being completely covered by water symbolizes burial, and being raised from the water pictures a resurrection to "newness of life." After baptism we consider ourselves dead to sin, that is, we have completely divorced ourselves from living a sinful way of life (Romans 6:11). Once baptized, we are to give our lives to God and use our time to become "instruments of righteousness to God" (verse 13).
Paul shows that circumcision typifies putting off the old man of sin that is buried in a watery grave at baptism. After being raised from the water in newness of life (Romans 6:4), the repentant sinner stands before God perfect, holy, and sinless. The process of spiritual circumcision is complete, and the symbol of physical circumcision is fulfilled.

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in verses 11-13, paul explains what christ did for us and how those who have believed in him are now spiritually circumcised. the subject under discussion is the means of our justification. paul is saying that, when we repented and were baptized, the "old man" of sin was buried in a watery grave, and our sins were completely forgiven through our faith in the sacrifice of christ. after being raised out of the water, we were "made alive" with him and imputed to be righteous in god's sight. paul refers to this process as "circumcision made without hands," that is, spiritual circumcision.
was god's law nailed to the cross?
related topics: antinomianism | cheap grace | demonic principalities | god's law done away | grace | holy days "done away" | justification | law "done away" | sabbath "done away"
in colossians 2, paul warns the churches at colossae and laodicea against any philosophy or system of beliefs—specifically mentioning “the tradition of men”—that detracts from christ's sovereign position and role under the father (verses 4, 8-9). he points out that the brethren there were already “complete in him” (verse 10). this does not mean that they had already achieved spiritual perfection or that their salvation was assured, but that they had no need of anything supplementary to what was already available in christ.
many see satan's binding (revelation 20:1-3) as the fulfillment of the day of atonement, yet if these colossians were still awaiting satan's binding—after having been resurrected to glory, no less!—before their sins were completely removed from view, how could the apostle write that they were already “complete” in christ? on the contrary, those who come under christ's blood are not awaiting the final resolution of their transgressions when satan is bound; their previous sins have already been completely taken care of.
notice the definitive wording. there is no hint here—or anywhere else—that god's people are awaiting satan's binding so their sins can finally be expiated. “the wages of sin is death” (romans 6:23), and those wages have already been paid in full. therefore, we are alive in christ now, and not waiting for an imagined final payment on the debt when satan is bound.
the phrase “having wiped out the handwriting of requirements” in colossians 2:14 is often misinterpreted as meaning that god's law has been done away, yet in the greek sentence structure, it is parallel with “having forgiven you all trespasses.” the “handwriting of requirements” is the written record of violations against god's ordinances. paul says that this “handwriting”—the record of sins, not the laws—was expunged, reiterating that our sins have been forgiven. other translations say he “erased,” “blotted out,” or “destroyed” it. the record is completely obliterated, in god's reckoning.
verse 14 says that christ has “taken it out of the way.” strong's concordance states that the greek word for “taken,” airo, means “to lift up; by implication, to take up or away; . . . by hebraism to expiate sin.” it means the same as the hebrew word used for “bearing” in leviticus 16:22, nasa' (strong's #5375).
in addition, airo is in the perfect tense, indicating action completed in the past. the live goat lifts up, carries, and takes away the sins placed on its head by the high priest (leviticus 16:21-22). in colossians, christ is declared to have lifted up, taken away, and expiated the record that was against us—an exact match to what is said about the goat of departure.
related topics: airo | azazel -goat of "complete removal" | death as wages of sin | expiation | goat of departure | how sins are expiated | memory of sin obliterated | purpose of satan's binding | record of sins obliterated | satan's binding | satan's binding expiates no sins | satan's binding not foretold until revelation | tradition of men | who fulfills the azazel goat?
symbolically, our baptism imitates what our savior did for us, and therefore, by our participation in it, we show our desire to be united—at one—with him in both his death and resurrection (romans 6:5). paul writes in galatians 2:20: "i have been crucified with christ; it is no longer i who live, but christ lives in me; and the life which i now live in the flesh i live by faith in the son of god, who loved me and gave himself for me." this is what our decision to be baptized tells our father in heaven.
being put into the water represents the death of the "old man" with his sinful way of life. being completely covered by water symbolizes burial, and being raised from the water pictures a resurrection to "newness of life." after baptism we consider ourselves dead to sin, that is, we have completely divorced ourselves from living a sinful way of life (romans 6:11). once baptized, we are to give our lives to god and use our time to become "instruments of righteousness to god" (verse 13).
paul shows that circumcision typifies putting off the old man of sin that is buried in a watery grave at baptism. after being raised from the water in newness of life (romans 6:4), the repentant sinner stands before god perfect, holy, and sinless. the process of spiritual circumcision is complete, and the symbol of physical circumcision is fulfilled.