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got 16,665. m questioning the 38,000 that fly got, my Dad says this is a very old game and he played it when he was younger, and has played it as early as last week, he says 38,000 points is extremely high? Have u been playing this long? Has anyone else got close to that?
I just keep stacking dolls until I run out of moves and always score between 150,000 to 220,000+.
What I do is try to make one of those super dolls as soon as possible as they pump up your other dolls with only one move. Try to keep your super dolls (the ones that spin) away from the sides and bottom so that you increase the largest number of dolls. That’s my only two strategies, otherwise I just keep clicking until I run out of moves and don’t worry about it. If I used a strategy, I could probably score higher, but you only get 50 tickets no matter how high you score, so it’s just not worth the effort.
Hi itsjustmee54, you may want to follow the threads regarding how to score higher. I’ve gotten over 150,000 and some people have gotten more. Just type Trizzle on the "Ask a question…" at the top of this page. I haven’t read how to score higher, I just play and try to build "stack" the dolls until they become one big doll and produce high scores. Good Luck!!

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got 16,665. m questioning the 38,000 that fly got, my dad says this is a very old game and he played it when he was younger, and has played it as early as last week, he says 38,000 points is extremely high? have u been playing this long? has anyone else got close to that?
i just keep stacking dolls until i run out of moves and always score between 150,000 to 220,000+.
what i do is try to make one of those super dolls as soon as possible as they pump up your other dolls with only one move. try to keep your super dolls (the ones that spin) away from the sides and bottom so that you increase the largest number of dolls. that’s my only two strategies, otherwise i just keep clicking until i run out of moves and don’t worry about it. if i used a strategy, i could probably score higher, but you only get 50 tickets no matter how high you score, so it’s just not worth the effort.
hi itsjustmee54, you may want to follow the threads regarding how to score higher. i’ve gotten over 150,000 and some people have gotten more. just type trizzle on the "ask a question…" at the top of this page. i haven’t read how to score higher, i just play and try to build "stack" the dolls until they become one big doll and produce high scores. good luck!!


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There will be 3 winners a copy of Colin Prior's 2018 Calendar, Capturing The Essence of Scotland's Wild Places'.
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there will be 3 winners a copy of colin prior's 2018 calendar, capturing the essence of scotland's wild places'.
the prize may not be exchanged for a cash value, nor is it transferable. the prize is subject to winner confirmation (i.e. mountain equipment has been able to contact winners and has been able to confirm eligibility). mountain equipment has the right to change, alter or withdraw the competition or prize at any time due to any change in any applicable law or any events outside the control of mountain equipment. mountain equipment shall not be responsible for any delay, cancellation or rescheduling of the prize. if any part of the prize is not available or claimed (for whatever reason), mountain equipment is under no obligation to supply an alternative prize.
it is the winners’ responsibility to organise and pay for anything excluded from the prize.
the competition is open to entrants aged 18 years and over.
mountain equipment reserves the right to ask the winners to provide proof of age. employees (and their immediate family) of the bollin group, or anyone else professionally connected with this competition are not eligible to enter the competition. mountain equipment reserves the right (at its sole discretion) to decide if the eligibility criteria are met. if the eligibility criteria are not met, the entry will be invalid.
entrants can enter the competition by entering the required details on the entry form. no responsibility is taken for entries that are lost, delayed, misdirected or incomplete or cannot be delivered or entered for any technical or other reason.
the competition will close on thursday 21st december 2017 at 23.59pm. any entries received after this date and time will not be valid.
the winners will be chosen at random. the decision of mountain equipment is final and binding on all entrants. no correspondence will be entered into regarding the selection of the winners (other than with the winners themselves). the winners will be notified via email to the provided email address. the winner must respond to the message advising them of their win no later than 1 week after the initial confirmation email was delivered.
in the event that the winner does not communicate his/her acceptance of the prize within 1 week, mountain equipment reserves the right to pick another winner (in accordance with the procedure set out in this section) and the original winner will waive his/her right to the prize.
it is the winners’ responsibility to: (i) complete all stages of the entry section above; (ii) provide accurate contact details; (iii) provide valid proof of age, which is required to enter the competition; (iv) adhere to local laws in the uk; (v) comply with any rules, instructions, requirements, terms and conditions or regulations of the event organiser. mountain equipment will not be liable to the winners or any other persons where they fail to comply with such responsibilities and any such failure may result in forfeiture of the prize.
by taking part in the colin prior competition you will be opted in to receive regular communication from mountain equipment. mountain equipment will use personal information which you provide, or which we obtain through our dealings with you, to sign you up to marketing materials provided by mountain equipment and to administer the competition.
we may also use your personal data to tell you about mountain equipment (and mountain equipment affiliates) products and offers, and for market research including analysis and development of our products and customer relationships. you can unsubscribe at any time by following the instructions contained in the promotional emails.
by taking part in the competition, entrants agree to participate in publicity at mountain equipment’s request if they are a winner of the competition. entrants agree that mountain equipment may in its sole discretion use their name, image, any relevant video footage of them and comments relating to the prize and their experience for future promotional, marketing and publicity purposes in any media worldwide without notice and without any fee being paid (including for the avoidance of doubt when responding to any third party).
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It is important that you know how to look for the right discounts and deals when searching for the furniture you need. This article is going to help you with that. Keep in mind what you’re about to read, and make sure you pay attention so that you can know what to do.
When you are looking for a new piece of furniture, go to a large store’s clearance area. They often have older pieces which are no longer trendy. These departments can be a great source of solid items at low prices.
Read all color description before buying any furniture from online. many times people select furniture based on the way that it looks. In many cases people that do this end up with mismatched furniture. A brown loveseat with a black chair won’t look so good, so read the descriptions thoroughly.
Consider taking someone with you to the store when you are shopping for furniture. This can be a family member, a trusted friend or a fashion forward neighbor. This person is your second set of eyes, and they might notice small details that you have missed. They can also help you to negotiate price if you find that perfect piece.
Now that you have read this article, you surely feel better about the furniture purchases that lie ahead of you. It’s time to use the tips that you have been given so that you can find the furniture you need. You will be glad that you did, as you will have furnished at a discount.

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it is important that you know how to look for the right discounts and deals when searching for the furniture you need. this article is going to help you with that. keep in mind what you’re about to read, and make sure you pay attention so that you can know what to do.
when you are looking for a new piece of furniture, go to a large store’s clearance area. they often have older pieces which are no longer trendy. these departments can be a great source of solid items at low prices.
read all color description before buying any furniture from online. many times people select furniture based on the way that it looks. in many cases people that do this end up with mismatched furniture. a brown loveseat with a black chair won’t look so good, so read the descriptions thoroughly.
consider taking someone with you to the store when you are shopping for furniture. this can be a family member, a trusted friend or a fashion forward neighbor. this person is your second set of eyes, and they might notice small details that you have missed. they can also help you to negotiate price if you find that perfect piece.
now that you have read this article, you surely feel better about the furniture purchases that lie ahead of you. it’s time to use the tips that you have been given so that you can find the furniture you need. you will be glad that you did, as you will have furnished at a discount.


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When I ran hotter then I do now, it was with a UA-5 w/SVU > MT (normally). I did t really have anything to compare it to because I didn't have a second rig. But if I needed to do anything in post it was with Audacity.
I have not been running as hot with the tb > m10 rig because it's harder to adjust the levels bit with the Dr-60d I run with peaks around -6 and then the dual drops it down to -12. I would run closer to 0/-6 but the meters are not as good as the SVU.
All that said, I def felt the UA-5 rig sounded better hot and not adding in post. The tb rig I think is more hit or miss and the dr-60d I don't hear much difference.
No limiters. Here's a good example. The first six seconds were "hot". I regret turning the gain down 6dbs at the six second mark. I should have left it. The only post processing I did was to try and make the transition visually seamless on the wave by bringing everything up to match the first six seconds. I accomplished that. But as you can tell, it doesn't SOUND the same. Not as rich as the extra bits captured by running "hot".
Apologies if this has been posted already. I searched, but didn't see it: Portabrace for the MixPre-6.
Don't like this part Justin, you tell people to not sell the recording, but you'll take money for it if people give it.
Asking for donations or "tips" is crossing the line. You should take that down immediately. If you are asking for donations for the Archive that's a different matter entirely but if you are asking for yourself - that's terrible.
That is...organized. This place sure has changed.
Let's try not to derail this thread with the "tips" issue. Just report his recordings with the tips note in them. I reported JohnMayer2013-07-12.dpa4028.flac24 as spam/scam/fraud.
so I guess starting a gofundme page to help pay for travel and tickets to shows in exchange for a tape is out of the question?
The lack of a hold button got me at the onset of the 2nd set last night.
I set levels and laid the recorder so that I could see it on stage from the front row. I must've hit the stop button when I pushed it away from the stage lip because there is a minute or two of sound and then it just stops. From my seat I could see levels were perfect so I never walked back up to check. I did open Wingman but I must've had BT off because it would not see the device.
It is a friggin' shame too because the band pulled all amplification for the final 2 songs and played into my mics on stage. UGH!
"The MixPre-6 now features 4-channel linking, ideal for surround recording."
1) Using a Soundfield, tetramic or other 4 channel microphone. These need to have consistent levels across all 4 channels to insure proper stereo decoding.
2) Running multiple stereo (not m/s) pairs of microphones of the same company. I might use this to run my schoeps mk41v hypercard and mk3 omni pairs, to insure that the levels will be matched across all channels. That way I can control levels on both pairs with a single knob.

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when i ran hotter then i do now, it was with a ua-5 w/svu > mt (normally). i did t really have anything to compare it to because i didn't have a second rig. but if i needed to do anything in post it was with audacity.
i have not been running as hot with the tb > m10 rig because it's harder to adjust the levels bit with the dr-60d i run with peaks around -6 and then the dual drops it down to -12. i would run closer to 0/-6 but the meters are not as good as the svu.
all that said, i def felt the ua-5 rig sounded better hot and not adding in post. the tb rig i think is more hit or miss and the dr-60d i don't hear much difference.
no limiters. here's a good example. the first six seconds were "hot". i regret turning the gain down 6dbs at the six second mark. i should have left it. the only post processing i did was to try and make the transition visually seamless on the wave by bringing everything up to match the first six seconds. i accomplished that. but as you can tell, it doesn't sound the same. not as rich as the extra bits captured by running "hot".
apologies if this has been posted already. i searched, but didn't see it: portabrace for the mixpre-6.
don't like this part justin, you tell people to not sell the recording, but you'll take money for it if people give it.
asking for donations or "tips" is crossing the line. you should take that down immediately. if you are asking for donations for the archive that's a different matter entirely but if you are asking for yourself - that's terrible.
that is...organized. this place sure has changed.
let's try not to derail this thread with the "tips" issue. just report his recordings with the tips note in them. i reported johnmayer2013-07-12.dpa4028.flac24 as spam/scam/fraud.
so i guess starting a gofundme page to help pay for travel and tickets to shows in exchange for a tape is out of the question?
the lack of a hold button got me at the onset of the 2nd set last night.
i set levels and laid the recorder so that i could see it on stage from the front row. i must've hit the stop button when i pushed it away from the stage lip because there is a minute or two of sound and then it just stops. from my seat i could see levels were perfect so i never walked back up to check. i did open wingman but i must've had bt off because it would not see the device.
it is a friggin' shame too because the band pulled all amplification for the final 2 songs and played into my mics on stage. ugh!
"the mixpre-6 now features 4-channel linking, ideal for surround recording."
1) using a soundfield, tetramic or other 4 channel microphone. these need to have consistent levels across all 4 channels to insure proper stereo decoding.
2) running multiple stereo (not m/s) pairs of microphones of the same company. i might use this to run my schoeps mk41v hypercard and mk3 omni pairs, to insure that the levels will be matched across all channels. that way i can control levels on both pairs with a single knob.


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Oscar-nominated BlacKkKlansman co-writers Charlie Wachtel and David Rabinowitz are teaming with Gunpoweder & Sky to develop Madness, a TV drama series set in the world of college basketball.
The series will follow the corrupt inner workings of a prestigious college basketball program through the eyes of its new assistant coach. Producers said that with a House of Cards feel, Madness reveals the repercussions the team must face after their head coach makes a bad deal.
The project joins Gunpowder & Sky’s TV development slate that includes Shirmp, with Zelda Williams adapting her short film. The studio also recently partnered with Tigerlily Productions to develop a new comedy series, Assets.
Wachtel & Rabinowitz wrote the script for Spike Lee’s BlacKkKlanman along with Kevin Willmot & Lee. The drama about the real-life exploits of a black Colorado Springs police detective who infiltrated the Klu Klux Klan in the early 1970s is up for Best Adapted Screenplay among its six total Oscar noms including Best Picture and Lee’s first Best Director nom.

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oscar-nominated blackkklansman co-writers charlie wachtel and david rabinowitz are teaming with gunpoweder & sky to develop madness, a tv drama series set in the world of college basketball.
the series will follow the corrupt inner workings of a prestigious college basketball program through the eyes of its new assistant coach. producers said that with a house of cards feel, madness reveals the repercussions the team must face after their head coach makes a bad deal.
the project joins gunpowder & sky’s tv development slate that includes shirmp, with zelda williams adapting her short film. the studio also recently partnered with tigerlily productions to develop a new comedy series, assets.
wachtel & rabinowitz wrote the script for spike lee’s blackkklanman along with kevin willmot & lee. the drama about the real-life exploits of a black colorado springs police detective who infiltrated the klu klux klan in the early 1970s is up for best adapted screenplay among its six total oscar noms including best picture and lee’s first best director nom.


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10/05/2007 Press release 16/2007: The average daily production was about 2 335 000 barrels of oil, about 276 000 barrels of NGL and about 56 000 barrels of condensate, total of 2 667 000 barrels liquid.
During the month of March 20.8 million standard cubic metres of oil equivalents (Sm3 o.e.) were produced. This is 1.5 million Sm3 o.e. lower than during March 2006.
So far this year the total production is about 62.1 million Sm3 o.e. This is 3.5 million Sm3 o.e. less than in the same period last year.
Preliminary production figures show an average daily production of about 2.409 million barrels of oil and 0.359 million barrels of NGL and condensate for April 2007. Final figures will be available in the beginning of June 2007.

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10/05/2007 press release 16/2007: the average daily production was about 2 335 000 barrels of oil, about 276 000 barrels of ngl and about 56 000 barrels of condensate, total of 2 667 000 barrels liquid.
during the month of march 20.8 million standard cubic metres of oil equivalents (sm3 o.e.) were produced. this is 1.5 million sm3 o.e. lower than during march 2006.
so far this year the total production is about 62.1 million sm3 o.e. this is 3.5 million sm3 o.e. less than in the same period last year.
preliminary production figures show an average daily production of about 2.409 million barrels of oil and 0.359 million barrels of ngl and condensate for april 2007. final figures will be available in the beginning of june 2007.


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Calling all kids ages (8-13) who have the itch to golf!! The Rockford Park District will be hosting teams for the PGA Junior League and is looking for kids of all abilities to play on the teams. It will be a great experience for all! All kids get the chance to play, and will get the opportunity to meet kids their age as well as play different courses in a fun team environment! Cost includes team shirts, golf balls, bag tag and practices sessions/instruction run by PGA Professionals and Apprentices. Junior League participants also get to play great area golf courses and country clubs at no charge for their matches!
Contact Chris French with questions at 815-282-4653 or chrisfrench@rockfordparkdistrict.org.
Would you like to meet other golfers and participate in tournaments at Aldeen Golf Club, according to your skill level?
If you have answered “yes” to these questions, you might be interested in joining the Aldeen Men’s Golf Association (AMGA). Any amateur male golfer who is 21 years of age or older is eligible for membership.
For more information contact Aldeen Men’s Golf Association Communications Chairman Dave Klopefer at 847-867-4401 or by e-mail at kloepfer.dave@gmail.com.

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calling all kids ages (8-13) who have the itch to golf!! the rockford park district will be hosting teams for the pga junior league and is looking for kids of all abilities to play on the teams. it will be a great experience for all! all kids get the chance to play, and will get the opportunity to meet kids their age as well as play different courses in a fun team environment! cost includes team shirts, golf balls, bag tag and practices sessions/instruction run by pga professionals and apprentices. junior league participants also get to play great area golf courses and country clubs at no charge for their matches!
contact chris french with questions at 815-282-4653 or chrisfrench@rockfordparkdistrict.org.
would you like to meet other golfers and participate in tournaments at aldeen golf club, according to your skill level?
if you have answered “yes” to these questions, you might be interested in joining the aldeen men’s golf association (amga). any amateur male golfer who is 21 years of age or older is eligible for membership.
for more information contact aldeen men’s golf association communications chairman dave klopefer at 847-867-4401 or by e-mail at kloepfer.dave@gmail.com.


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AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):11, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):13, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):14, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):15, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):16, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):17, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):18, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):19-20, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):21, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):22-24, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):25, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):25-26, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):26-27, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):27, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):39, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):28-37, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):38,51, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):40-49, August 2018.
An update on recent revisions to the sepsis care bundles, including development of the new one-hour bundle, plus screening and assessment tools nurses can use to identify sepsis in the ICU, in the ED, on the medical-surgical unit, and outside the hospital.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):50,51, August 2018.
Castner, Jessica; Polivka, Barbara J.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):52-56, August 2018.
Both indoor and outdoor particulate matter pollution are leading risk factors for reduced quality of life and death. Using a composite case of one patient's experiences with asthma and multiple comorbidities, the authors provide an overview of particulate matter exposure and health, and management strategies for practice.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):57-59, August 2018.
Elpern, Ellen; Disch, Joanne M.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):60-63, August 2018.
This article describes the benefits of using retired nurses to complement existing hospital staff and offers recommendations for setting up a program to effectively use these volunteers in the hospital setting.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):64, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):64-65, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):65, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):66, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):67-69, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):70, August 2018.
AJN The American Journal of Nursing. 118(8):72, August 2018.
After a nephew's overdose, the author finds little refuge in her professional identity.
Editor-in-chief Shawn Kennedy presents the highlights of the August issue of AJN. Our first CE, “Original Research: Pain in Nonverbal Children with Medical Complexity: A Two-Year Retrospective Study,” describes the signs and symptoms parents of such children find worrisome, the sources of pain in these children, and how to best assess pain in this population. Our second CE, “A Review of the Revised Sepsis Care Bundles,” discusses recent revisions to the sepsis care guidelines, including development of the new one-hour bundle, plus screening and assessment tools to identify sepsis in the ICU, in the ED, on the medical–surgical unit, and outside the hospital. The authors of our next article, “Environments and Health: Nursing Practice and Particulate Matter Exposure,” provide an overview of particulate matter exposure and health, and management strategies for practice. “Transitions: Retired Nurse Volunteers” describes the benefits of using retired nurses to complement existing hospital staff. In addition, there’s News, Reflections, Drug Watch, Art of Nursing, and more.
AJN editor-in-chief Shawn Kennedy speaks with authors Ellen Elpern and Joanne M. Disch about their article, which describes the benefits of using retired nurses to complement existing hospital staff and offers recommendations for setting up a program to effectively use these volunteers in the hospital setting.
AJN editor-in-chief Shawn Kennedy speaks with author Jessica Castner about her article, which provides an overview of particulate matter exposure and health, and management strategies for practice.
AJN editor-in-chief Shawn Kennedy speaks with author Michael J. Deem about his article, in which he argues for greater nurse involvement in practices’ decisions regarding dismissal policies.

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ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):11, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):13, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):14, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):15, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):16, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):17, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):18, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):19-20, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):21, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):22-24, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):25, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):25-26, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):26-27, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):27, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):39, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):28-37, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):38,51, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):40-49, august 2018.
an update on recent revisions to the sepsis care bundles, including development of the new one-hour bundle, plus screening and assessment tools nurses can use to identify sepsis in the icu, in the ed, on the medical-surgical unit, and outside the hospital.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):50,51, august 2018.
castner, jessica; polivka, barbara j.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):52-56, august 2018.
both indoor and outdoor particulate matter pollution are leading risk factors for reduced quality of life and death. using a composite case of one patient's experiences with asthma and multiple comorbidities, the authors provide an overview of particulate matter exposure and health, and management strategies for practice.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):57-59, august 2018.
elpern, ellen; disch, joanne m.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):60-63, august 2018.
this article describes the benefits of using retired nurses to complement existing hospital staff and offers recommendations for setting up a program to effectively use these volunteers in the hospital setting.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):64, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):64-65, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):65, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):66, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):67-69, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):70, august 2018.
ajn the american journal of nursing. 118(8):72, august 2018.
after a nephew's overdose, the author finds little refuge in her professional identity.
editor-in-chief shawn kennedy presents the highlights of the august issue of ajn. our first ce, “original research: pain in nonverbal children with medical complexity: a two-year retrospective study,” describes the signs and symptoms parents of such children find worrisome, the sources of pain in these children, and how to best assess pain in this population. our second ce, “a review of the revised sepsis care bundles,” discusses recent revisions to the sepsis care guidelines, including development of the new one-hour bundle, plus screening and assessment tools to identify sepsis in the icu, in the ed, on the medical–surgical unit, and outside the hospital. the authors of our next article, “environments and health: nursing practice and particulate matter exposure,” provide an overview of particulate matter exposure and health, and management strategies for practice. “transitions: retired nurse volunteers” describes the benefits of using retired nurses to complement existing hospital staff. in addition, there’s news, reflections, drug watch, art of nursing, and more.
ajn editor-in-chief shawn kennedy speaks with authors ellen elpern and joanne m. disch about their article, which describes the benefits of using retired nurses to complement existing hospital staff and offers recommendations for setting up a program to effectively use these volunteers in the hospital setting.
ajn editor-in-chief shawn kennedy speaks with author jessica castner about her article, which provides an overview of particulate matter exposure and health, and management strategies for practice.
ajn editor-in-chief shawn kennedy speaks with author michael j. deem about his article, in which he argues for greater nurse involvement in practices’ decisions regarding dismissal policies.


text: In recent years, novel cancer therapies have improved the expected survival of patients but have also increased treatment costs. As a result of these increases, patients are concerned about increasing out-of-pocket costs, clinicians must assess whether “do no harm” includes patient financial harm, and payers want to know if novel therapies are worth the cost.1 To answer these questions, some organizations have created value frameworks that can be applied to cancer therapies. The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO),2 European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO),3 Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER),4 Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC),5 and National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN)6 have all developed value frameworks. These organizations define value conceptually as a measure of treatment benefits relative to cost, but each organization uses a different method for measuring value. This Viewpoint describes the methodological differences across these frameworks and provides recommendations for improving them for clinicians, patients, and payers.

lowercased: in recent years, novel cancer therapies have improved the expected survival of patients but have also increased treatment costs. as a result of these increases, patients are concerned about increasing out-of-pocket costs, clinicians must assess whether “do no harm” includes patient financial harm, and payers want to know if novel therapies are worth the cost.1 to answer these questions, some organizations have created value frameworks that can be applied to cancer therapies. the american society of clinical oncology (asco),2 european society for medical oncology (esmo),3 institute for clinical and economic review (icer),4 memorial sloan kettering cancer center (mskcc),5 and national comprehensive cancer network (nccn)6 have all developed value frameworks. these organizations define value conceptually as a measure of treatment benefits relative to cost, but each organization uses a different method for measuring value. this viewpoint describes the methodological differences across these frameworks and provides recommendations for improving them for clinicians, patients, and payers.


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Unfortunately, “someday” is not a day of the week. No matter how healthy you may be, there is always room for improve-ment—starting now.
This fascinating journey of a healthy lifestyle has been filled with unexpected detours that no one could navigate but me. It’s a personal journey that only I can take. To be honest with you, pain was my inspiration and motivator for taking the road less traveled of natural health.
Change starts today—right now! What we pour into our cups and place on our plates has a direct impact on our future: 1) How long will we live? and 2) What quality of life will we have? We can learn from the past and look to the future.
The knowledge I’ve gained came through desperation, trial, and error. I was so sick I didn’t know if I needed an urologist, gynecologist, or cardiologist. At a young age, grim news left me stressed out and standing waist-deep in self-pity.
Our health suffers from lifestyles full of packaged, refined, highly processed “dead” food—vitamin enriched with chemicals and synthetic vitamins. Make sure your food is grown on a plant, not made in a plant.
I hope to provide information so you are able to make educated and informed decisions. I offer simple, sensible, focused advice about sound nutrition. Are you overwhelmed by books, articles, and experts each having something different to say? The maze of information will confuse even the so-called “experts.” I follow a health plan from the Bible. This ancient manuscript has been proven through history and confirmed by science. The Levitical bar is my balancing stick, plain and simple.
The Word basically instructs us to eat whole, high quality foods and to cut sugar and starch, to consume green, live foods and veggies, enjoy fresh fruits and nuts, eat clean meats in small portions, drink pure water, move, and be merry! Once you begin to enjoy all the benefits fresh veggies, fruit, grains, and herbs provide, the next step is to make the most of your newfound knowledge. These foods are cheaper and safer, and you feel better and live longer. It’s a life investment.
The most wonderful thing about eating well is that it is easy. It really is just as simple to reach for an apple as it is to open a bag of Oreos or Lay’s potato chips (fast foods). Eating fresh foods helps maintain a strong immune system.
God never made anybody perfect so that qualifies me: I’m perfectly imperfect! I had felt bad for so long that when I started breaking bad habits and changing my lifestyle, I could not believe how good I could (and was supposed to) feel! When we look and feel our very best while getting the most out of life, God can get the most out of our lives.
No matter how grim your situation, no matter how bad the doctor’s report sounds or how bad you feel right now, there is hope. Don’t give up. If you’re sick, don’t own that label: “my diabetes,” “my cancer,” “my high blood pressure.” Don’t claim it! It doesn’t belong to you. Small measures make big differences. Look to God’s Word and discover health for body, soul, and spirit. Shed the past to free the future. Eating right is not a restriction; it liberates. No, we can’t live forever, but with a healthy lifestyle every minute we live can be more enjoyable.
The above article, “Let’s Do This!” is written by Gayla Foster. The article was excerpted from Reflections Magazine.

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unfortunately, “someday” is not a day of the week. no matter how healthy you may be, there is always room for improve-ment—starting now.
this fascinating journey of a healthy lifestyle has been filled with unexpected detours that no one could navigate but me. it’s a personal journey that only i can take. to be honest with you, pain was my inspiration and motivator for taking the road less traveled of natural health.
change starts today—right now! what we pour into our cups and place on our plates has a direct impact on our future: 1) how long will we live? and 2) what quality of life will we have? we can learn from the past and look to the future.
the knowledge i’ve gained came through desperation, trial, and error. i was so sick i didn’t know if i needed an urologist, gynecologist, or cardiologist. at a young age, grim news left me stressed out and standing waist-deep in self-pity.
our health suffers from lifestyles full of packaged, refined, highly processed “dead” food—vitamin enriched with chemicals and synthetic vitamins. make sure your food is grown on a plant, not made in a plant.
i hope to provide information so you are able to make educated and informed decisions. i offer simple, sensible, focused advice about sound nutrition. are you overwhelmed by books, articles, and experts each having something different to say? the maze of information will confuse even the so-called “experts.” i follow a health plan from the bible. this ancient manuscript has been proven through history and confirmed by science. the levitical bar is my balancing stick, plain and simple.
the word basically instructs us to eat whole, high quality foods and to cut sugar and starch, to consume green, live foods and veggies, enjoy fresh fruits and nuts, eat clean meats in small portions, drink pure water, move, and be merry! once you begin to enjoy all the benefits fresh veggies, fruit, grains, and herbs provide, the next step is to make the most of your newfound knowledge. these foods are cheaper and safer, and you feel better and live longer. it’s a life investment.
the most wonderful thing about eating well is that it is easy. it really is just as simple to reach for an apple as it is to open a bag of oreos or lay’s potato chips (fast foods). eating fresh foods helps maintain a strong immune system.
god never made anybody perfect so that qualifies me: i’m perfectly imperfect! i had felt bad for so long that when i started breaking bad habits and changing my lifestyle, i could not believe how good i could (and was supposed to) feel! when we look and feel our very best while getting the most out of life, god can get the most out of our lives.
no matter how grim your situation, no matter how bad the doctor’s report sounds or how bad you feel right now, there is hope. don’t give up. if you’re sick, don’t own that label: “my diabetes,” “my cancer,” “my high blood pressure.” don’t claim it! it doesn’t belong to you. small measures make big differences. look to god’s word and discover health for body, soul, and spirit. shed the past to free the future. eating right is not a restriction; it liberates. no, we can’t live forever, but with a healthy lifestyle every minute we live can be more enjoyable.
the above article, “let’s do this!” is written by gayla foster. the article was excerpted from reflections magazine.


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WASHINGTON — When I lived in Cambodia, I got into a lot of fights. I’d protest the fruit seller who was overcharging me for mangoes because I was American. I’d wave my hands at the police officer who fined me for driving on the correct side of the road. I’d get angry with doctors at the “free” clinic for charging poor patients for drugs.
My Cambodian boyfriend usually just watched and shook his head.
But when we went to the Justice Ministry to get papers for his U.S. visa application, he told me not to fight. Not this time. Just go with it, he said, as he handed money to the clerk to get his papers the same day.
It made me wonder, why do people accept corruption that’s exploiting them? Why defend a government that runs off bribes or nepotism?
“We rationalize the status quo because it reassures us that things are under control and we’re going to be able to have a predictable life,” says Justin Friesen, a doctoral candidate at Ontario’s University of Waterloo and co-author of “Why Do People Defend Unjust, Inept and Corrupt Systems,” published in Current Directions in Psychological Science.
In Cambodia, that might mean paying an extra “service charge” to power company officials to make sure your lights stay on. In the United States, it could mean staying silent when your coworkers are overcharging clients or lying on their timesheets to earn money for hours they didn’t work.
Basically, people want to keep things calm. And if you’re not protesting the problem, the likelihood that you’re a part of it grows.
According to Lamar Pierce, associate professor at the Washington University in St. Louis, two major factors contribute to corruption: Economic motivation and self-serving biases.
“If taking bribes are a function of how much you can feed your kid, then often that is the overwhelming motivator,” Pierce says of the first factor.
But the second factor, to which we all fall prey, is more complex.
“If people are able to convince themselves quite irrationally that what they’re doing is really okay, it’s not their fault, it’s not hurting anyone, that they’re not going to get caught, that’s where you get situations like the subprime crisis,” he says, referring to the U.S. financial crisis in which profit-hungry lenders approved mortgage loans to people who couldn’t afford them.
It’s even easier for people to ignore the desire to be good if they cheat “by a little bit” rather than to the maximum extent possible, according to Francesca Gino, an associate professor at Harvard Business School and the author of Sidetracked: Why Our Decisions Get Derailed, and How We Can Stick to the Plan.
“The very simple metrics that people intuitively tend to do are very helpful as a first-line defense,” Pierce says.
The second-line defense? Ask yourself about the consequences of your actions.
“Is there an ethical component to this? Who is this going to harm? Who is this going to benefit? Is it going to violate any rules?"
It's a five to 10-second check, Pierce says, that can mean the difference between right and wrong.

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washington — when i lived in cambodia, i got into a lot of fights. i’d protest the fruit seller who was overcharging me for mangoes because i was american. i’d wave my hands at the police officer who fined me for driving on the correct side of the road. i’d get angry with doctors at the “free” clinic for charging poor patients for drugs.
my cambodian boyfriend usually just watched and shook his head.
but when we went to the justice ministry to get papers for his u.s. visa application, he told me not to fight. not this time. just go with it, he said, as he handed money to the clerk to get his papers the same day.
it made me wonder, why do people accept corruption that’s exploiting them? why defend a government that runs off bribes or nepotism?
“we rationalize the status quo because it reassures us that things are under control and we’re going to be able to have a predictable life,” says justin friesen, a doctoral candidate at ontario’s university of waterloo and co-author of “why do people defend unjust, inept and corrupt systems,” published in current directions in psychological science.
in cambodia, that might mean paying an extra “service charge” to power company officials to make sure your lights stay on. in the united states, it could mean staying silent when your coworkers are overcharging clients or lying on their timesheets to earn money for hours they didn’t work.
basically, people want to keep things calm. and if you’re not protesting the problem, the likelihood that you’re a part of it grows.
according to lamar pierce, associate professor at the washington university in st. louis, two major factors contribute to corruption: economic motivation and self-serving biases.
“if taking bribes are a function of how much you can feed your kid, then often that is the overwhelming motivator,” pierce says of the first factor.
but the second factor, to which we all fall prey, is more complex.
“if people are able to convince themselves quite irrationally that what they’re doing is really okay, it’s not their fault, it’s not hurting anyone, that they’re not going to get caught, that’s where you get situations like the subprime crisis,” he says, referring to the u.s. financial crisis in which profit-hungry lenders approved mortgage loans to people who couldn’t afford them.
it’s even easier for people to ignore the desire to be good if they cheat “by a little bit” rather than to the maximum extent possible, according to francesca gino, an associate professor at harvard business school and the author of sidetracked: why our decisions get derailed, and how we can stick to the plan.
“the very simple metrics that people intuitively tend to do are very helpful as a first-line defense,” pierce says.
the second-line defense? ask yourself about the consequences of your actions.
“is there an ethical component to this? who is this going to harm? who is this going to benefit? is it going to violate any rules?"
it's a five to 10-second check, pierce says, that can mean the difference between right and wrong.


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Plain. Boring. Old. Ugly. These are the words that I would use to describe the wall in our main bedroom.
But, seeing as we're renting here, I couldn't go about changing the paint colour, as much as I would've liked to. I also wasn't wanting to spend a lot of money transforming this wall from ugly to beautiful. So, I headed out to visit my favourite shops in the world, op shops, to see what lovely bargains I could find among them!
I wanted the walls to have a personal feel. And so I decided to add some of my own artworks to the collage wall too. I only used canvas boards (the thin, flat ones) and two boxed canvases that I already had in my art cupboard and set to painting a couple of pieces. I scoured the house and found some paintings I did that were under our bed and have a 'history' in our relationship, so to speak.
It is very possible to create a beautiful wall with very little cash spent at all.
I absolutely love buying and making art for my home that hasn't broken the budget and adds the personal touches that tell the story of my family.
A favourite photograph of my man and I that I printed onto canvas paper and framed in a basic white frame. The frame doesn't even have glass in it! I like that though, as I can feel the texture of the canvas paper that way!
A beautiful stitched piece that I found at Vinnie's, I only paid $5.00! I love the bright yellow happiness it adds to the room!
This cute little birds nest is, I think, the most expensive thing on this wall ... it is new, and was $7.00. Adding three-dimensional pieces was something that I really wanted to do, and the size of this nest is perfect.
Another piece that I drew using oil pastels and a light blue water colour wash for the background swirl. It's also in a glass-less frame & I like the reminder the verse gives us.
My husband loves sunsets and sunrises. So I painted this on a boxed canvas with acrylic paint to remind us that His mercies are new every morning.
When we were dating, I painted this piece for my husband of the Twelve Apostles. I used oil paints on a flat canvas board. He loves the ocean, and he loves this painting too. I was actually going to get rid of it when the frame broke, but I'm so glad I didn't. It is something that we both love.
Another 3D little piece. A butterfly glass, lid thingy ... very technical name I know! It was only 20c at an op shop, so I don't really care about its name, it's just beautiful!
My initial. Chipboard letter painted cream and lined with a strip of yellow patterned washi tape and a thin strip of turquoise washi tape.
I really love trees. This is a simple little artwork that I painted, using acrylic paint and cotton buds! I already had the boxed canvas, so it cost nothing really!
A cute little country cottage that I painted on a tiny little canvas board with acrylic paints. I like that the lights are on inside the home, I imagine a family living in there all warm and snug.
Another 'tribute' to my husbands love of the ocean! This is a canvas that I painted at our children's school in an art lesson (before we began homeschooling). It is painted in acrylic and I just love it!
Last but not least ... a very cute little oil painting that I brought at an op-shop for $3.00. If you look closely you can see a lady sitting under the tree wearing a lovely dress. It is just peaceful and pretty, so I had to add it to the collage!
I love what Myquillyn Smith writes in her book 'The Nesting Place' ... "It doesn't have to be perfect to be beautiful" ... I think I tend to agree!
Elisha, your wall collage came out lovely! You have a wonderful eye as you put it all together nicely! :) Thank you for sharing at the Art of Home-Making Mondays this week!
That looks great! Thanks for joining HSH!
I love it! Turned out perfectly.

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plain. boring. old. ugly. these are the words that i would use to describe the wall in our main bedroom.
but, seeing as we're renting here, i couldn't go about changing the paint colour, as much as i would've liked to. i also wasn't wanting to spend a lot of money transforming this wall from ugly to beautiful. so, i headed out to visit my favourite shops in the world, op shops, to see what lovely bargains i could find among them!
i wanted the walls to have a personal feel. and so i decided to add some of my own artworks to the collage wall too. i only used canvas boards (the thin, flat ones) and two boxed canvases that i already had in my art cupboard and set to painting a couple of pieces. i scoured the house and found some paintings i did that were under our bed and have a 'history' in our relationship, so to speak.
it is very possible to create a beautiful wall with very little cash spent at all.
i absolutely love buying and making art for my home that hasn't broken the budget and adds the personal touches that tell the story of my family.
a favourite photograph of my man and i that i printed onto canvas paper and framed in a basic white frame. the frame doesn't even have glass in it! i like that though, as i can feel the texture of the canvas paper that way!
a beautiful stitched piece that i found at vinnie's, i only paid $5.00! i love the bright yellow happiness it adds to the room!
this cute little birds nest is, i think, the most expensive thing on this wall ... it is new, and was $7.00. adding three-dimensional pieces was something that i really wanted to do, and the size of this nest is perfect.
another piece that i drew using oil pastels and a light blue water colour wash for the background swirl. it's also in a glass-less frame & i like the reminder the verse gives us.
my husband loves sunsets and sunrises. so i painted this on a boxed canvas with acrylic paint to remind us that his mercies are new every morning.
when we were dating, i painted this piece for my husband of the twelve apostles. i used oil paints on a flat canvas board. he loves the ocean, and he loves this painting too. i was actually going to get rid of it when the frame broke, but i'm so glad i didn't. it is something that we both love.
another 3d little piece. a butterfly glass, lid thingy ... very technical name i know! it was only 20c at an op shop, so i don't really care about its name, it's just beautiful!
my initial. chipboard letter painted cream and lined with a strip of yellow patterned washi tape and a thin strip of turquoise washi tape.
i really love trees. this is a simple little artwork that i painted, using acrylic paint and cotton buds! i already had the boxed canvas, so it cost nothing really!
a cute little country cottage that i painted on a tiny little canvas board with acrylic paints. i like that the lights are on inside the home, i imagine a family living in there all warm and snug.
another 'tribute' to my husbands love of the ocean! this is a canvas that i painted at our children's school in an art lesson (before we began homeschooling). it is painted in acrylic and i just love it!
last but not least ... a very cute little oil painting that i brought at an op-shop for $3.00. if you look closely you can see a lady sitting under the tree wearing a lovely dress. it is just peaceful and pretty, so i had to add it to the collage!
i love what myquillyn smith writes in her book 'the nesting place' ... "it doesn't have to be perfect to be beautiful" ... i think i tend to agree!
elisha, your wall collage came out lovely! you have a wonderful eye as you put it all together nicely! :) thank you for sharing at the art of home-making mondays this week!
that looks great! thanks for joining hsh!
i love it! turned out perfectly.


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These newborn express sessions are designed for parents who want nothing more than a few natural images of their precious little baby. Baby comes dressed in their plain white, cream or ivory coloured onsie and with nothing more than my white wrap, I will take some gorgeous professional images for you in my natural relaxed style. Best thing of all, they are only 30 minutes long, include parent and sibling shots, macro close ups and baby is usually content and still sleeping from the trip and totally undisturbed.
I find a lot of the time, a happy baby is a wrapped baby. I generally like to start off each session with the baby wrapped all snug and cosy in one of my wraps I have available for use at my home studio. Quite often babies will get a little bit grumpy when first taking off their clothes in preparation for their photo session, so one of the first things I do is wrap them to help them feel more secure.
I then take them to the bean bag to get as many angles and poses as I can before I ever so slowly loosen the wrap to get a bit more of a relaxed, lifestyle inspired style. From there, if baby will let me, and they are sleeping soundly, we move into a few side and tummy poses, still unwrapping as we go.
Most of my babies, I try to keep as naturally posed as possible. Babys comfort and safety is my first priority and I never force a pose if baby doesn’t want to.
This little darling actually didn’t need the comfort of a wrap for her session. She was so relaxed and calm and was quite easily one of the easiest babies I have had to photograph. Isn’t she the sweetest?! At the request of her parents, all images of her uncovered have been kept offline but she sure was a little superstar in the two short hours she spent with me.
My most favourite newborn sessions of all would have to be the natural, authentic, newborn photography. Simple setups on white or subtle coloured blankets and wraps is all that is really needed for newborns. While elaborate newborn images are still lovely (and I still do them at the parents request), nothing beats an image that focuses just on all that natural, baby goodness.
This little sweetie arrived 10 days early before her due date and was so utterly gorgeous. Believe it or not, she was a little bit unsettled and absolutely LOVED her dummy and was not all that keen to have it removed for the shots, just giving us a few seconds before letting us know she was not happy :). We did finally get her into a somewhat cosy sleep before her one hour mini session ended.
Miss M’s parents decided they would like their precious baby unretouched without the need for removing common newborn skin spots, rashes skin flakes and redness. I thought that this would be a fantastic opportunity for you to see just what proof images actually do look like before beginning the retouching process. I am seeing more and more parents these days asking for no retouches and I wonder one day if this is how newborn photography will evolve. Pure, natural, authentic photographs of baby. Of course every client has their own preferences to exactly how much retouching they would like or not like. Most of my retouched edits are still very natural and not over processed. I prefer to keep babys skins as close as possible to their natural state. Exceptions where a lot more editing may be required are done for babies with extremely spotty, red, rough, hormonal skin which can occur shortly after birth.

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these newborn express sessions are designed for parents who want nothing more than a few natural images of their precious little baby. baby comes dressed in their plain white, cream or ivory coloured onsie and with nothing more than my white wrap, i will take some gorgeous professional images for you in my natural relaxed style. best thing of all, they are only 30 minutes long, include parent and sibling shots, macro close ups and baby is usually content and still sleeping from the trip and totally undisturbed.
i find a lot of the time, a happy baby is a wrapped baby. i generally like to start off each session with the baby wrapped all snug and cosy in one of my wraps i have available for use at my home studio. quite often babies will get a little bit grumpy when first taking off their clothes in preparation for their photo session, so one of the first things i do is wrap them to help them feel more secure.
i then take them to the bean bag to get as many angles and poses as i can before i ever so slowly loosen the wrap to get a bit more of a relaxed, lifestyle inspired style. from there, if baby will let me, and they are sleeping soundly, we move into a few side and tummy poses, still unwrapping as we go.
most of my babies, i try to keep as naturally posed as possible. babys comfort and safety is my first priority and i never force a pose if baby doesn’t want to.
this little darling actually didn’t need the comfort of a wrap for her session. she was so relaxed and calm and was quite easily one of the easiest babies i have had to photograph. isn’t she the sweetest?! at the request of her parents, all images of her uncovered have been kept offline but she sure was a little superstar in the two short hours she spent with me.
my most favourite newborn sessions of all would have to be the natural, authentic, newborn photography. simple setups on white or subtle coloured blankets and wraps is all that is really needed for newborns. while elaborate newborn images are still lovely (and i still do them at the parents request), nothing beats an image that focuses just on all that natural, baby goodness.
this little sweetie arrived 10 days early before her due date and was so utterly gorgeous. believe it or not, she was a little bit unsettled and absolutely loved her dummy and was not all that keen to have it removed for the shots, just giving us a few seconds before letting us know she was not happy :). we did finally get her into a somewhat cosy sleep before her one hour mini session ended.
miss m’s parents decided they would like their precious baby unretouched without the need for removing common newborn skin spots, rashes skin flakes and redness. i thought that this would be a fantastic opportunity for you to see just what proof images actually do look like before beginning the retouching process. i am seeing more and more parents these days asking for no retouches and i wonder one day if this is how newborn photography will evolve. pure, natural, authentic photographs of baby. of course every client has their own preferences to exactly how much retouching they would like or not like. most of my retouched edits are still very natural and not over processed. i prefer to keep babys skins as close as possible to their natural state. exceptions where a lot more editing may be required are done for babies with extremely spotty, red, rough, hormonal skin which can occur shortly after birth.


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A Romance of Three Kingdoms is adapted from one of the most famous Chinese classic novels with the same title by Luo Guanzhong, and based on the history of the Three Kingdoms period (220AD-280AD). The TV serial describes the intricate and tense struggles for the throne among three powerful political forces: Liu Bei, Cao Cao and Sun Quan, and focuses on various great talents and bold strategy during that period. It is an epic times that carries many different outstanding heroes. To reproduces his historical period, China Central Television spent nearly four years on shooting the serial with 84 episodes, and a great deal of funds, manpower & material resources.
The accuracy of its storyline makes it a good guide to Chinese History. Also, with thousands of actors and horses involved in the making of this film, the battle scenes looked very realistic. The song lyrics are representative of the story. Those who understand Chinese will appreciate these poetic songs and series even more. The casting was also well done. The portrayal of Guan Yu was very close to what people usually thought of. The smart, kind and intelligent Zhuge Liang, the dumb hero Lu Bu, the wicked yet smart Zhao Zhao, the kind but indecisive Liu Bei, and other characters were all well played by the actors.
1. Swear brothers 2. A political turmoil by the eunuchs 3. Dong Zhou seizes the capital 4. Cao Cao Presents a sword 5. Three heroes fighting with Lu Bu 6. A set of interlocking strategies 7. The Fengyi pavilion 8. Liu Bei declining to take Xuzhou Thrice 9. Sun Ce building his career in Jiangdong 10. Settling disputes by shooting 11. Battle of Wancheng 12. Baimen Tower (part 1) 13. Baimen Tower (part 2) 14. Discussing the heroes of the country when drinking 15. Yuan Shao and Cao Cao Fighting against each other 16. Guan Yu plighting three conditions with Cao Cao 17. Hanging up seal and sealing up the treasures 18. A long solitary journey 19. Meeting at Gucheng 20. Seize of Jiangdong 21. Battle of Guandu (part 1) 22. Battle of Guandu (part 2) 23. Waterloo for Yuan Shao 24. Leaping across the Tan River 25. Looking for the talented person 26. Recommending Zhuge Liang 27. Visiting the Thatched Cottage Thrice 28. Burning Bowangpo 29. Crossing across the Yangtze River with people 30. Arguing against East Wu's scholars 31. Irritating Zhou Yu by wisdom 32. A failed scheme by Zhou Yu 33. The meeting of heroes 34. Borrowing arrows from Cao Cao 35. The self-tortured ruse 36. Pang Tong presenting scheme of Chaining ships 37. Composing a poem when wielding spear 38. Zhuge Liang sacrificing for procuring a wind 39. The burning of Chibi 40. Taking Nanjun by strategy 41. Battle of Nanjun 42. Beauty trap 43. Ganlu Temple 44. Return to Jingzhou 45. Anger Zhou Yu thrice 46. Zhuge Liang mourns for the dead 47. Cao Cao took to his heels 48. Zhang Song presents a map 49. Liu Bei enters west shu 50. Slope of fallen phoenix 51. Releasing Yan Yan righteously 52. The capture of West Shu 53. Guan Yu goes to a feast alone but armed 54. Battle of Hefei 55. Contending for Succession 56. The battle fo Dingjun Mountain 57. Capturing Hanzhong by clever scheme 58. Drowned seven armies 59. Guan Yu Being defeated in Maicheng 60. Death of Cao Cao 61. Cao Pi usurping state power of Han Dynasty 62. Expedition to Dongwu 63. Burning of Shu's camps 64. Settling attacks from five directions 65. Crossing the Lu River 66. Asking the way in desperate situation 67. Capturing and releasing Meng Huo seven times 68. The expedition of North 69. Reducing Jiang Wei to submission 70. Sima Yi being restored to command 71. Zhuge Liang holding the enemy back by putting on a bold front 72. Sima Yi seizing the seal of commander 73. Zhuge Liang setting his wits to Sima Yi at Qishan 74. Zhuge Liang juggling on the beach 75. The sixth north expedition at Qishan Mountain 76. Extinguishing the rain in Shangfang Valley 77. Zhuge Liang died in Wuzhang Plain 78. Sima Yi seizing military power from Cao Shuang by false illness 79. Coups happening in the Wu Palace 80. Sima Zhao being besieged in Tielong Mountain 81. Sima Zhao murdering the Emperor of Wei 82. The ninth North Expedition to Central Plains 83. Deng Ai making surprise advance by sideway to Yinping 84. Jin uniting the Three Kingdoms eventually.

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a romance of three kingdoms is adapted from one of the most famous chinese classic novels with the same title by luo guanzhong, and based on the history of the three kingdoms period (220ad-280ad). the tv serial describes the intricate and tense struggles for the throne among three powerful political forces: liu bei, cao cao and sun quan, and focuses on various great talents and bold strategy during that period. it is an epic times that carries many different outstanding heroes. to reproduces his historical period, china central television spent nearly four years on shooting the serial with 84 episodes, and a great deal of funds, manpower & material resources.
the accuracy of its storyline makes it a good guide to chinese history. also, with thousands of actors and horses involved in the making of this film, the battle scenes looked very realistic. the song lyrics are representative of the story. those who understand chinese will appreciate these poetic songs and series even more. the casting was also well done. the portrayal of guan yu was very close to what people usually thought of. the smart, kind and intelligent zhuge liang, the dumb hero lu bu, the wicked yet smart zhao zhao, the kind but indecisive liu bei, and other characters were all well played by the actors.
1. swear brothers 2. a political turmoil by the eunuchs 3. dong zhou seizes the capital 4. cao cao presents a sword 5. three heroes fighting with lu bu 6. a set of interlocking strategies 7. the fengyi pavilion 8. liu bei declining to take xuzhou thrice 9. sun ce building his career in jiangdong 10. settling disputes by shooting 11. battle of wancheng 12. baimen tower (part 1) 13. baimen tower (part 2) 14. discussing the heroes of the country when drinking 15. yuan shao and cao cao fighting against each other 16. guan yu plighting three conditions with cao cao 17. hanging up seal and sealing up the treasures 18. a long solitary journey 19. meeting at gucheng 20. seize of jiangdong 21. battle of guandu (part 1) 22. battle of guandu (part 2) 23. waterloo for yuan shao 24. leaping across the tan river 25. looking for the talented person 26. recommending zhuge liang 27. visiting the thatched cottage thrice 28. burning bowangpo 29. crossing across the yangtze river with people 30. arguing against east wu's scholars 31. irritating zhou yu by wisdom 32. a failed scheme by zhou yu 33. the meeting of heroes 34. borrowing arrows from cao cao 35. the self-tortured ruse 36. pang tong presenting scheme of chaining ships 37. composing a poem when wielding spear 38. zhuge liang sacrificing for procuring a wind 39. the burning of chibi 40. taking nanjun by strategy 41. battle of nanjun 42. beauty trap 43. ganlu temple 44. return to jingzhou 45. anger zhou yu thrice 46. zhuge liang mourns for the dead 47. cao cao took to his heels 48. zhang song presents a map 49. liu bei enters west shu 50. slope of fallen phoenix 51. releasing yan yan righteously 52. the capture of west shu 53. guan yu goes to a feast alone but armed 54. battle of hefei 55. contending for succession 56. the battle fo dingjun mountain 57. capturing hanzhong by clever scheme 58. drowned seven armies 59. guan yu being defeated in maicheng 60. death of cao cao 61. cao pi usurping state power of han dynasty 62. expedition to dongwu 63. burning of shu's camps 64. settling attacks from five directions 65. crossing the lu river 66. asking the way in desperate situation 67. capturing and releasing meng huo seven times 68. the expedition of north 69. reducing jiang wei to submission 70. sima yi being restored to command 71. zhuge liang holding the enemy back by putting on a bold front 72. sima yi seizing the seal of commander 73. zhuge liang setting his wits to sima yi at qishan 74. zhuge liang juggling on the beach 75. the sixth north expedition at qishan mountain 76. extinguishing the rain in shangfang valley 77. zhuge liang died in wuzhang plain 78. sima yi seizing military power from cao shuang by false illness 79. coups happening in the wu palace 80. sima zhao being besieged in tielong mountain 81. sima zhao murdering the emperor of wei 82. the ninth north expedition to central plains 83. deng ai making surprise advance by sideway to yinping 84. jin uniting the three kingdoms eventually.


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Dr Peter Baker is a clinician and an academic. As a clinician he has worked in the NHS for over 35 years, most of that time as a clinical psychologist in Sussex where he led one of the country’s longest established specialist support and intervention services for people with intellectual disabilities who present challenging behaviour. As an academic he is an honorary senior lecturer at the Tizard Centre where he teaches on undergraduate and postgraduate courses. He has authored many papers, journal articles, book chapters and pamphlets as well as being on the working group for the original Unified Approach and the recently published NHS Protect guidance on clinically related challenging behaviour in the NHS. Peter is also senior editor of the International Journal of Positive Behavioural Support.
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dr peter baker is a clinician and an academic. as a clinician he has worked in the nhs for over 35 years, most of that time as a clinical psychologist in sussex where he led one of the country’s longest established specialist support and intervention services for people with intellectual disabilities who present challenging behaviour. as an academic he is an honorary senior lecturer at the tizard centre where he teaches on undergraduate and postgraduate courses. he has authored many papers, journal articles, book chapters and pamphlets as well as being on the working group for the original unified approach and the recently published nhs protect guidance on clinically related challenging behaviour in the nhs. peter is also senior editor of the international journal of positive behavioural support.
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A certified domain goes through a unique verification and validation process which allows us to issue you with a Certified Domain seal that you can publish on your website. This will allow your website visitors to trust you as they will see the Certified Domain seal on your website and can be sure that you are the real owner and registrant of your website and domain.
Once your credentials have been authenticated, Middle East Infoway electronically issues a non-transferable Certified Domain seal that you can display anywhere on your website. This process is usually completed within 15 minutes and then Certified Domain seal issued to your site within 1 business day. There will be a validity date on the seal and this seal is not possible to forge as it is dynamically generated upon renewal.

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a certified domain goes through a unique verification and validation process which allows us to issue you with a certified domain seal that you can publish on your website. this will allow your website visitors to trust you as they will see the certified domain seal on your website and can be sure that you are the real owner and registrant of your website and domain.
once your credentials have been authenticated, middle east infoway electronically issues a non-transferable certified domain seal that you can display anywhere on your website. this process is usually completed within 15 minutes and then certified domain seal issued to your site within 1 business day. there will be a validity date on the seal and this seal is not possible to forge as it is dynamically generated upon renewal.


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When ALPLA UK, a leading packing company needed more warehousing space, they turned to Spaciotempo for a solution. They required a secure, weather proof, and reliant temporary building to house their bottling stock before production. So, we provided them with a 20m by 35m temporary warehouse on a 6m apex.
ALPLA UK, a leading packing company based in Warrington approached Spaciotempo in the need of some additional warehousing space. They required a secure, weather proof, and reliant temporary building to house their bottling stock before production. Additionally, it was very important to the customer that the building fitted in with their other buildings and matched their brand.
With our in-house designer, we created a building that matched their needs and created a secure environment for their equipment. Spaciotempo manufactured and then installed a 20m by 35m temporary warehouse on a 6m apex. This consisted of an aluminium frame, thermo roof and gables, steel clad walling, 4 single personnel exit doors, 12 LED lights and 70m of guttering. Furthermore, to keep the building in line with their brand and to help blend the building in with their current on-site structures we also installed a blue canvas speed door.
Special Features: Blue canvas speed door to match their other buildings and keep on brand.

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when alpla uk, a leading packing company needed more warehousing space, they turned to spaciotempo for a solution. they required a secure, weather proof, and reliant temporary building to house their bottling stock before production. so, we provided them with a 20m by 35m temporary warehouse on a 6m apex.
alpla uk, a leading packing company based in warrington approached spaciotempo in the need of some additional warehousing space. they required a secure, weather proof, and reliant temporary building to house their bottling stock before production. additionally, it was very important to the customer that the building fitted in with their other buildings and matched their brand.
with our in-house designer, we created a building that matched their needs and created a secure environment for their equipment. spaciotempo manufactured and then installed a 20m by 35m temporary warehouse on a 6m apex. this consisted of an aluminium frame, thermo roof and gables, steel clad walling, 4 single personnel exit doors, 12 led lights and 70m of guttering. furthermore, to keep the building in line with their brand and to help blend the building in with their current on-site structures we also installed a blue canvas speed door.
special features: blue canvas speed door to match their other buildings and keep on brand.


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Can You Keep a Secret? is based on Sophie Kinsella’s 4-million-copy New York Times bestseller and centers on Emma Corrigan (Daddario), who spills her secrets to a handsome stranger sitting next to her on a turbulent plane ride. That guy happens to be Jack Harper (Hoechlin), the young and elusive CEO at Emma’s workplace. And Jack knows every single humiliating detail about Emma… . Elise Duran is directing Peter Hutchings’ adaptation.
BCDF’s Claude Dal Farra, Brice Dal Farra and Brian Keady of BCDF Pictures are producing. Daddario and Charles Miller are executive producing. Embankment Films is selling international territories.
Hoechlin was recently seen as the co-lead of The Domestics for MGM and is next up playing Joe Weider, a co-pioneer of American fitness who discovered Arnold Schwarzenegger, in George Gallo’s Bigger. His previous credits include Fifty Shades Freed, Richard Linklater’s Everybody Wants Some and MTV’s Teen Wolf.
He is repped by UTA, Management 360, and Morris Yorn Barnes Levine Krintzman Rubenstein Kohner & Gellman. BCDF is repped by Sheri Jeffrey at Hogan Lovells.

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can you keep a secret? is based on sophie kinsella’s 4-million-copy new york times bestseller and centers on emma corrigan (daddario), who spills her secrets to a handsome stranger sitting next to her on a turbulent plane ride. that guy happens to be jack harper (hoechlin), the young and elusive ceo at emma’s workplace. and jack knows every single humiliating detail about emma… . elise duran is directing peter hutchings’ adaptation.
bcdf’s claude dal farra, brice dal farra and brian keady of bcdf pictures are producing. daddario and charles miller are executive producing. embankment films is selling international territories.
hoechlin was recently seen as the co-lead of the domestics for mgm and is next up playing joe weider, a co-pioneer of american fitness who discovered arnold schwarzenegger, in george gallo’s bigger. his previous credits include fifty shades freed, richard linklater’s everybody wants some and mtv’s teen wolf.
he is repped by uta, management 360, and morris yorn barnes levine krintzman rubenstein kohner & gellman. bcdf is repped by sheri jeffrey at hogan lovells.


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Emily van den Akker is a Comm ‘18 Grad. She is working at Air Canada in their Management Trainee rotational program, and is currently based in Toronto. This week we got the chance to chat with her more about what made her interested in an international job, and the ways her work is global.
Was international business an interest of yours in undergrad?
Yes, for as long as I can remember I have wanted to work abroad as an expat. Coming straight out of graduation it is very uncommon to find a job somewhere outside of North America but that doesn’t mean you can’t work in international business from within North America to start out.
It wasn’t until exchange that i realized how the first two years of Queen’s Commerce are quite North America focused. I did my exchange in the Netherlands and i found that all of my courses had an international focus even when it wasn’t in the course title. Being in the EU with classmates from around the world our focus was broad – we never exclusively narrowed in on the Dutch market.
In fourth year, once I found this interest, I decided to take mostly International Business courses. Commerce has some really good upper year international business courses, and my favourite course was COMM 398: Business, Government & the Global Economy.
What made you interested in a job at Air Canada?
For as long as I can remember I have been very interested in the airline industry. Stemming from a childhood living abroad and travelling a lot, i grew to love everything about airports, planes and flying.
When i began thinking about where I wanted to start my career when I graduate it became clear to me that is wasn’t just the role that mattered to me but also the industry and brand. I knew that if i was going to enjoy my job, I needed to be in an industry which is competitive and exciting and work behind a brand which i like. I was lucky enough to have an internship with Air Canada the summer after exchange working on the brand team. In my third and fourth year of Commerce i took most of my courses in the area of marketing and international business, which meshed very well with Air Canada. And of course, the flight privileges didn’t hurt!
Tell us more about your role as a management trainee.
I am currently in the graduate hire management trainee program which is similar to any company’s rotational program except that it is somewhat less structured. For the first year with the company I’m rotating through 3 different departments before being placed into a final role.
The first rotation is 4 months of operations for all management trainees. In this placement, I spent my first 5 weeks shadowing the day to day operations at YYZ doing things like pushing back planes on the ramp, understanding the baggage process, following customer sales agents and observing the Station Operations Control (STOC) and premium product experience. Given the complex nature of airline operations, this shadowing experience was like a crash course of all things airports and frontline staff. Following this I completed my four months in operations working on a process improvement project. This was essentially picking apart an operational process, finding the problems, solutions, recommendations and in some cases implementation. For the next two rotations, management trainees could be placed anywhere in the company based on a combination of need and interest.
I am currently in my second rotation in downtown Toronto with the Air Canada Sales team. Believe it or not Air Canada’s revenue is about 70% made up of agency sales largely from corporate clients so Sales is actually a rather large department which has global branches to service customers in all of our global markets. The idea of the rotational program is to expose you to the different aspects of the business to set you up for success and help you decide what you like best after the three rotations.
How are you involved in international business in particular at Air Canada?
When one thinks of Air Canada the first thought that comes to mind may not be international business given that we are Canada’s flag carrier. We actually service over 200 destinations world wide, meaning that our customer market is global.
The airline industry is extremely competitive with over 200 airlines around the globe. Many perceive Air Canada as holding almost a monopoly in the Canadian market however, there are over 60 different airlines who serve the Canadian market through our 3 major hubs (YYZ, YUL, YVR). Air Canada acts as a gateway for both Canadians and Americans to Pacific and Atlantic markets and vice versa meaning that many of our customers connect through Canada but do not originate or terminate travel in Canada.
Our business is global at its core. We have staff around the globe, we follow many international regulations, we have global business partners in the way of airlines through our alliances and joint ventures and much more.
How does the international component of operations at Air Canada create barriers? How do you deal with them?
The success of an airline relies very heavily on things beyond its control. These include tourism, safety, mother nature, oil prices, as well as governments and regulation, on a global scale. A customer’s experience on the day of travel is largely dependant on how an airport operates, including security clearance and customs clearance. Having strong working relationships with these third parties globally is crucial to creating a positive customer experience. Running an airline is very operationally complex. What you plan for is not always what happens. For example, a storm in the US could prevent an aircraft from making it to Toronto in time for its next flight to Vancouver. As a customer with a flight from Toronto to Vancouver, it would be difficult to understand why your flight is delayed 5 hours because of a storm happening on the coast of the US. As an airline, operations has to find a balance of building in buffers to try and prevent delay and cancellation rippling effects but also fully utilizing our fleet and staff to serve more routes and more customers.
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emily van den akker is a comm ‘18 grad. she is working at air canada in their management trainee rotational program, and is currently based in toronto. this week we got the chance to chat with her more about what made her interested in an international job, and the ways her work is global.
was international business an interest of yours in undergrad?
yes, for as long as i can remember i have wanted to work abroad as an expat. coming straight out of graduation it is very uncommon to find a job somewhere outside of north america but that doesn’t mean you can’t work in international business from within north america to start out.
it wasn’t until exchange that i realized how the first two years of queen’s commerce are quite north america focused. i did my exchange in the netherlands and i found that all of my courses had an international focus even when it wasn’t in the course title. being in the eu with classmates from around the world our focus was broad – we never exclusively narrowed in on the dutch market.
in fourth year, once i found this interest, i decided to take mostly international business courses. commerce has some really good upper year international business courses, and my favourite course was comm 398: business, government & the global economy.
what made you interested in a job at air canada?
for as long as i can remember i have been very interested in the airline industry. stemming from a childhood living abroad and travelling a lot, i grew to love everything about airports, planes and flying.
when i began thinking about where i wanted to start my career when i graduate it became clear to me that is wasn’t just the role that mattered to me but also the industry and brand. i knew that if i was going to enjoy my job, i needed to be in an industry which is competitive and exciting and work behind a brand which i like. i was lucky enough to have an internship with air canada the summer after exchange working on the brand team. in my third and fourth year of commerce i took most of my courses in the area of marketing and international business, which meshed very well with air canada. and of course, the flight privileges didn’t hurt!
tell us more about your role as a management trainee.
i am currently in the graduate hire management trainee program which is similar to any company’s rotational program except that it is somewhat less structured. for the first year with the company i’m rotating through 3 different departments before being placed into a final role.
the first rotation is 4 months of operations for all management trainees. in this placement, i spent my first 5 weeks shadowing the day to day operations at yyz doing things like pushing back planes on the ramp, understanding the baggage process, following customer sales agents and observing the station operations control (stoc) and premium product experience. given the complex nature of airline operations, this shadowing experience was like a crash course of all things airports and frontline staff. following this i completed my four months in operations working on a process improvement project. this was essentially picking apart an operational process, finding the problems, solutions, recommendations and in some cases implementation. for the next two rotations, management trainees could be placed anywhere in the company based on a combination of need and interest.
i am currently in my second rotation in downtown toronto with the air canada sales team. believe it or not air canada’s revenue is about 70% made up of agency sales largely from corporate clients so sales is actually a rather large department which has global branches to service customers in all of our global markets. the idea of the rotational program is to expose you to the different aspects of the business to set you up for success and help you decide what you like best after the three rotations.
how are you involved in international business in particular at air canada?
when one thinks of air canada the first thought that comes to mind may not be international business given that we are canada’s flag carrier. we actually service over 200 destinations world wide, meaning that our customer market is global.
the airline industry is extremely competitive with over 200 airlines around the globe. many perceive air canada as holding almost a monopoly in the canadian market however, there are over 60 different airlines who serve the canadian market through our 3 major hubs (yyz, yul, yvr). air canada acts as a gateway for both canadians and americans to pacific and atlantic markets and vice versa meaning that many of our customers connect through canada but do not originate or terminate travel in canada.
our business is global at its core. we have staff around the globe, we follow many international regulations, we have global business partners in the way of airlines through our alliances and joint ventures and much more.
how does the international component of operations at air canada create barriers? how do you deal with them?
the success of an airline relies very heavily on things beyond its control. these include tourism, safety, mother nature, oil prices, as well as governments and regulation, on a global scale. a customer’s experience on the day of travel is largely dependant on how an airport operates, including security clearance and customs clearance. having strong working relationships with these third parties globally is crucial to creating a positive customer experience. running an airline is very operationally complex. what you plan for is not always what happens. for example, a storm in the us could prevent an aircraft from making it to toronto in time for its next flight to vancouver. as a customer with a flight from toronto to vancouver, it would be difficult to understand why your flight is delayed 5 hours because of a storm happening on the coast of the us. as an airline, operations has to find a balance of building in buffers to try and prevent delay and cancellation rippling effects but also fully utilizing our fleet and staff to serve more routes and more customers.
check emily out on linkedin.


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With the release of PowerCLI 6.5 came a updated way of interacting with your Horizon View Infrastructure; the release of a Horizon 7 module! The module provides access to all of the public api, and it can be installed and run anywhere, no longer are you limited to running it from the View Connection Server.
However, if you have not yet moved up to Horizon View 7 and are looking to run the View cmdlets locally from your workstation, give Powershell Implicit Remoting a whirl.
The process involves starting a remote session on a connection server, exporting the View 5 / 6 cmdlets we’re interested in to a local module and then loading that module. When a cmdlet is called, Powershell takes care of setting up a session in the background and you can run the cmdlets from your own workstation!
This the same error if you were to log on to the Connection Server, start Powershell and try to run a View cmdlet without loading the Snapin. So we need to tweak something to ensure that the snapin is loaded when the exported cmdlets are run.
And there you have it, running a View cmdlet without setting up a remote session first.
It’s work. Thank for post.

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with the release of powercli 6.5 came a updated way of interacting with your horizon view infrastructure; the release of a horizon 7 module! the module provides access to all of the public api, and it can be installed and run anywhere, no longer are you limited to running it from the view connection server.
however, if you have not yet moved up to horizon view 7 and are looking to run the view cmdlets locally from your workstation, give powershell implicit remoting a whirl.
the process involves starting a remote session on a connection server, exporting the view 5 / 6 cmdlets we’re interested in to a local module and then loading that module. when a cmdlet is called, powershell takes care of setting up a session in the background and you can run the cmdlets from your own workstation!
this the same error if you were to log on to the connection server, start powershell and try to run a view cmdlet without loading the snapin. so we need to tweak something to ensure that the snapin is loaded when the exported cmdlets are run.
and there you have it, running a view cmdlet without setting up a remote session first.
it’s work. thank for post.


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Please select a tab to view detail about Team 6874's performance in the 2018 Season as well as detail of each event they attended.
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Team 6874 played at 1 events at which FIRST had official broadcasts. We have archive footage from 12 matches in which they appeared, at those 1 events available below.

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this tab displays only official event's that team 6874 attended in 2018.
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There are thousands of associations, each with a specific purpose or goal.
There are so many reasons why one should consider becoming part of an association he or she believes in.
By building an effective web site, we hope to get our message out to a larger audience of people interested in similar issues.
We invite you to join us. Our members are more than happy to answer any questions you may have about the association and how you can join.

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there are thousands of associations, each with a specific purpose or goal.
there are so many reasons why one should consider becoming part of an association he or she believes in.
by building an effective web site, we hope to get our message out to a larger audience of people interested in similar issues.
we invite you to join us. our members are more than happy to answer any questions you may have about the association and how you can join.


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Neweys Laundromat, laundromat, listed under "Laundromats" category, is located at 33 Hollywell Rd Biggera Waters QLD, 4216, Australia and can be reached by 0755378713 phone number. Neweys Laundromat has currently 0 reviews.
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neweys laundromat, laundromat, listed under "laundromats" category, is located at 33 hollywell rd biggera waters qld, 4216, australia and can be reached by 0755378713 phone number. neweys laundromat has currently 0 reviews.
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