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+ All Other Features Of 2.2-L Trend Variant.
Ford has finally launched the face – lift of Endeavour. The car is just brilliant and the sparkling looks of the car makes its one of the best cars in the market. It was about time, people were growing tired of the old one and therefore, the sales were going down. Ford motors are focusing on updating their line up in India and soon we are about to see the legendary Ford Mustang ruling the Indian roads. Ford also launched Ford Figo Aspire and Figo’s face – lift this year which also have sold decent amount of units. Coming to the car in hand, a lot can be expected from this car as with such looks and features even Toyota’s Fortuner will have to think twice before going against this beast.
Ford Endeavour’s Titanium 4x2 AT model is one model below the top. The car costs Rs. 26.14 lakhs (ex – showroom price, New Delhi). With this price in mind, the competition becomes difficult for this car as cars like Toyota Fortnuer, Renault Koleos, Honda CR – V and Mitsubishi Pajero Sport will rival the car.
Ford Endeavour Titanium 4x2 AT has a 2.2 litre TDCi Diesel engine which produces a maximum power of 160 PS @ 3200 RPM and a peak torque 385 Nm @ 1600 – 2500 RPM delivered at a displaced of 2198 cc. This 2.2 litre engine is mated to six – speed automatic gearbox. Coming to the suspensions of the car enjoys the company of Independent coil spring with anti – roll bar at front and at rear it got coil spring, watts linkage type with anti – roll bar. These brilliant suspensions alongside the terrain management system does a great job in maintain the ride quality of the car. The car has a mileage of 14.12 KMPL which is pretty decent seeing that the competition offers almost the same.
You have to witness the exteriors of Ford Endeavour yourself to know the magnificence of this new model. The all – new facelift of Endeavour or Ford Everest (in international market) has kind of muscular look. This bold exterior garnished with loads of chrome is just inarticulate. The new front grille with three horizontal slats and hexagonal shape is a masterpiece as you may have seen in Ford Ranger. The alloys are also great and the old boxy design is indeed old as this car is truly amazing.
The insides of this seven seater beast are just brilliant. You want the SUV to be spacious, it is indeed spacious, fitting 7 people is a piece of cake for this car. The NSYNC system with Bluetooth connectivity and GPS is also brilliant with a full blown speaker system.
Safety wise Ford’s Endeavour is great. You need not worry much about getting hurt from minor hits as the car is equipped with dual front airbags, side airbags and curtain airbags. The car also has ABS with EBD, Electronic Stability Program, Traction Control System, Hill Launch Assist and Volumetric Burglar Alarm. To top that, we have rear parking sensors and camera to help with parking.

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ford has finally launched the face – lift of endeavour. the car is just brilliant and the sparkling looks of the car makes its one of the best cars in the market. it was about time, people were growing tired of the old one and therefore, the sales were going down. ford motors are focusing on updating their line up in india and soon we are about to see the legendary ford mustang ruling the indian roads. ford also launched ford figo aspire and figo’s face – lift this year which also have sold decent amount of units. coming to the car in hand, a lot can be expected from this car as with such looks and features even toyota’s fortuner will have to think twice before going against this beast.
ford endeavour’s titanium 4x2 at model is one model below the top. the car costs rs. 26.14 lakhs (ex – showroom price, new delhi). with this price in mind, the competition becomes difficult for this car as cars like toyota fortnuer, renault koleos, honda cr – v and mitsubishi pajero sport will rival the car.
ford endeavour titanium 4x2 at has a 2.2 litre tdci diesel engine which produces a maximum power of 160 ps @ 3200 rpm and a peak torque 385 nm @ 1600 – 2500 rpm delivered at a displaced of 2198 cc. this 2.2 litre engine is mated to six – speed automatic gearbox. coming to the suspensions of the car enjoys the company of independent coil spring with anti – roll bar at front and at rear it got coil spring, watts linkage type with anti – roll bar. these brilliant suspensions alongside the terrain management system does a great job in maintain the ride quality of the car. the car has a mileage of 14.12 kmpl which is pretty decent seeing that the competition offers almost the same.
you have to witness the exteriors of ford endeavour yourself to know the magnificence of this new model. the all – new facelift of endeavour or ford everest (in international market) has kind of muscular look. this bold exterior garnished with loads of chrome is just inarticulate. the new front grille with three horizontal slats and hexagonal shape is a masterpiece as you may have seen in ford ranger. the alloys are also great and the old boxy design is indeed old as this car is truly amazing.
the insides of this seven seater beast are just brilliant. you want the suv to be spacious, it is indeed spacious, fitting 7 people is a piece of cake for this car. the nsync system with bluetooth connectivity and gps is also brilliant with a full blown speaker system.
safety wise ford’s endeavour is great. you need not worry much about getting hurt from minor hits as the car is equipped with dual front airbags, side airbags and curtain airbags. the car also has abs with ebd, electronic stability program, traction control system, hill launch assist and volumetric burglar alarm. to top that, we have rear parking sensors and camera to help with parking.


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Hear Love Letters on Fun Kids!
Fun Kids is a radio station for you!
"Alexa, launch Fun Kids Facts"
Hear JP Cooper and Transformers stars!
Listen to the Fun Kids Weekly!
YouTuber Kylee Renee's new song!
Demi Lovato's got a new DANCE tune!
Love Shawn Mendes? Meet Julian Martel!
Hear Dove & Sophia's Better Together!

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fun kids is a radio station for you!
"alexa, launch fun kids facts"
hear jp cooper and transformers stars!
listen to the fun kids weekly!
youtuber kylee renee's new song!
demi lovato's got a new dance tune!
love shawn mendes? meet julian martel!
hear dove & sophia's better together!


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Located in Liverpool ONE, Bill's Liverpool restaurant is just the place to take time out from shopping and recharge your batteries. Open all day, you can sit quietly with a coffee, meet up with friends for lunch or visit in the evening when the candles are twinkling. Bill Collison, founder of Bill's, opened the first Bill's in Lewes, East Sussex, in 2001. Built on the same site where Bill had been running a successful greengrocery for several years, Bill's Café & Produce Store, as it was then known, was an instant success. The aim was to make a place that was colourful and exuberant, with dishes that were really tasty and also made you smile, that put every day and unusual seasonal ingredients together and gave everyone lots of ideas to take home with them. The team at Bill's baked, cooked and served deliciously different food, hung skeins of raffia from the ceiling, stacked towers of produce for people to buy and hired lively, enthusiastic staff to look after their customers. They wanted Bill's to be somewhere that really celebrated food and was welcoming to everyone, a place that felt like the next best thing to home. Breakfast at Bills is a great way to start your day; from a humble bacon or sausage sandwich to a bells-and-whistles super classic great British breakfast. Weekends are a different story, time to kick back and turn breakfast into brunch, complete with newspapers, freshly squeezed orange juice and plenty of tea or coffee. Bill's Reigate is part of a pretty terrace on the High Street. It has loads of character, and there is a terrace for sunny days.
Be the first to write a review and share your experience at Bill's - Reigate with other diners.
Went for a family birthday meal. Lots of choice on the menu and tasty food. A nice change from one of the Pizza chains! Friendly helpful staff and a thoroughly enjoyable evening.
Met for breakfast with family members, food, service and ambience perfect. Buzzy atmosphere but still able to hear ourselves talk.
Had a fabulous meal. The fish pie was divine! Service was great and all staff very friendly. Have booked to come again.

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located in liverpool one, bill's liverpool restaurant is just the place to take time out from shopping and recharge your batteries. open all day, you can sit quietly with a coffee, meet up with friends for lunch or visit in the evening when the candles are twinkling. bill collison, founder of bill's, opened the first bill's in lewes, east sussex, in 2001. built on the same site where bill had been running a successful greengrocery for several years, bill's café & produce store, as it was then known, was an instant success. the aim was to make a place that was colourful and exuberant, with dishes that were really tasty and also made you smile, that put every day and unusual seasonal ingredients together and gave everyone lots of ideas to take home with them. the team at bill's baked, cooked and served deliciously different food, hung skeins of raffia from the ceiling, stacked towers of produce for people to buy and hired lively, enthusiastic staff to look after their customers. they wanted bill's to be somewhere that really celebrated food and was welcoming to everyone, a place that felt like the next best thing to home. breakfast at bills is a great way to start your day; from a humble bacon or sausage sandwich to a bells-and-whistles super classic great british breakfast. weekends are a different story, time to kick back and turn breakfast into brunch, complete with newspapers, freshly squeezed orange juice and plenty of tea or coffee. bill's reigate is part of a pretty terrace on the high street. it has loads of character, and there is a terrace for sunny days.
be the first to write a review and share your experience at bill's - reigate with other diners.
went for a family birthday meal. lots of choice on the menu and tasty food. a nice change from one of the pizza chains! friendly helpful staff and a thoroughly enjoyable evening.
met for breakfast with family members, food, service and ambience perfect. buzzy atmosphere but still able to hear ourselves talk.
had a fabulous meal. the fish pie was divine! service was great and all staff very friendly. have booked to come again.


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Energy radiated by the sun converts to heat when it reaches the earth. Some heat is reflected back through the atmosphere, while some is absorbed by atmospheric gases and radiated back to the earth.
A phenomenon in which the atmosphere of a planet traps radiation emitted by its sun, caused by gases such as carbon dioxide, water vapor, and methane that allow incoming sunlight to pass through but retain heat radiated back from the planet's surface.
heating of the atmosphere resulting from the absorption by certain gases of solar energy that has been captured and reradiated by the earth's surface.
The trapping of the sun's radiation in the Earth's atmosphere due to the presence of greenhouse gases.
1. The term given to the heating of the Earth’s surface caused by infrared radiation trapped in the atmosphere.
2. Alleged human-made atmospheric warming by accumulating gases trapping solar heat below them rather like a greenhouse roof. See greenhouse gases.
Even more bizarre, the sign of the greenhouse effect can be opposite that of the radiative forcing.
The bizarre Antarctic: why are the radiative forcing and greenhouse effect negative?
We're not saying the greenhouse effect is rubbish," says study coauthor Justus Notholt, an atmospheric physicist at the University of Bremen in Germany.
A good article to draw attention to is " Greenhouse Effect and the IR Radiative Structure of the Earth's Atmosphere" by Ferenc Miskolczi in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2010).
This study investigated 438 Year 10 students (15 and 16 years old) from Western Australian schools, on their understanding of the greenhouse effect and climate change, and the sources of their information.
However, in the cold Arctic where there is less moisture in the air, this positive feedback is much weaker hence the 'direct' greenhouse effect is smaller in the Arctic than elsewhere.
A second great hope of the denialist crowd was also punctured recently: A weaker sun over the next century will not counteract the greenhouse effect, much less usher us into a new ice age.
A tilted Mars with a thicker CO2 atmosphere causes a greenhouse effect that tries to warm the Martian surface, while thicker and longer-lived polar ice caps try to cool it," said Robert Haberle, a planetary scientist at NASA's Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, Calif.
Water vapour and cloud are the major contributors to the greenhouse effect, accounting for three quarters of the absorption of outgoing infrared radiation.
As it has become well known, global warming has been linked to the greenhouse effect resulting from fuel and energy used in industry, as well as from deforestation and the use of deforested areas for agriculture and grazing, and also from raising cattle necessary for food production.
The chief greenhouse gas which is rarely mentioned by the "warmists" is, of course, water vapour which accounts for about 95% of the greenhouse effect.
He's the man who will analyse footages of the past to deduce how we were all stupid enough to heighten greenhouse effect, in turn causing fatal climate changes.
International Resource News-1 July 2009-Petrobras Invests for Prevention of Greenhouse Effect Gas Emissions(C)2009 ENPublishing - http://www.

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energy radiated by the sun converts to heat when it reaches the earth. some heat is reflected back through the atmosphere, while some is absorbed by atmospheric gases and radiated back to the earth.
a phenomenon in which the atmosphere of a planet traps radiation emitted by its sun, caused by gases such as carbon dioxide, water vapor, and methane that allow incoming sunlight to pass through but retain heat radiated back from the planet's surface.
heating of the atmosphere resulting from the absorption by certain gases of solar energy that has been captured and reradiated by the earth's surface.
the trapping of the sun's radiation in the earth's atmosphere due to the presence of greenhouse gases.
1. the term given to the heating of the earth’s surface caused by infrared radiation trapped in the atmosphere.
2. alleged human-made atmospheric warming by accumulating gases trapping solar heat below them rather like a greenhouse roof. see greenhouse gases.
even more bizarre, the sign of the greenhouse effect can be opposite that of the radiative forcing.
the bizarre antarctic: why are the radiative forcing and greenhouse effect negative?
we're not saying the greenhouse effect is rubbish," says study coauthor justus notholt, an atmospheric physicist at the university of bremen in germany.
a good article to draw attention to is " greenhouse effect and the ir radiative structure of the earth's atmosphere" by ferenc miskolczi in the international journal of environmental research and public health (2010).
this study investigated 438 year 10 students (15 and 16 years old) from western australian schools, on their understanding of the greenhouse effect and climate change, and the sources of their information.
however, in the cold arctic where there is less moisture in the air, this positive feedback is much weaker hence the 'direct' greenhouse effect is smaller in the arctic than elsewhere.
a second great hope of the denialist crowd was also punctured recently: a weaker sun over the next century will not counteract the greenhouse effect, much less usher us into a new ice age.
a tilted mars with a thicker co2 atmosphere causes a greenhouse effect that tries to warm the martian surface, while thicker and longer-lived polar ice caps try to cool it," said robert haberle, a planetary scientist at nasa's ames research center in moffett field, calif.
water vapour and cloud are the major contributors to the greenhouse effect, accounting for three quarters of the absorption of outgoing infrared radiation.
as it has become well known, global warming has been linked to the greenhouse effect resulting from fuel and energy used in industry, as well as from deforestation and the use of deforested areas for agriculture and grazing, and also from raising cattle necessary for food production.
the chief greenhouse gas which is rarely mentioned by the "warmists" is, of course, water vapour which accounts for about 95% of the greenhouse effect.
he's the man who will analyse footages of the past to deduce how we were all stupid enough to heighten greenhouse effect, in turn causing fatal climate changes.
international resource news-1 july 2009-petrobras invests for prevention of greenhouse effect gas emissions(c)2009 enpublishing - http://www.


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Teleseries are an easy and dynamic way for you to participate in a variety of Access Consciousness classes being offered globally. It is also a great way to keep up with the latest processing and tools that is being co-created in classes all over the world.
A teleseries typically includes several hours (or longer) of calls over a period of time where you can ask questions of the facilitator and interact live on the call.
Often you're participating with people from all over the world, which adds a unique and powerful dynamic to each call ... global participation.
Teleseries can be offered by the founder and co-creator of Access Consciousness, Gary Douglas and Dr Dain Heer, as well as by Certified Facilitators globally.
What Capacities Do You Have You Are Actually Not Choosing?
A 9 part teleseries with Sylvia Puentes.
David Kubes, Steven Bowman and Chutisa Bowman are inviting you to join them on a telecall.
What are the Energetics of Awareness?
The dictionary meaning: Energetics is the study of energy under transformation.
Have you ever asked for one thing and you got the complete opposite? That’s because the energy behind the words you are using does not match. When you use words and you are congruent with the energy you intended then magic is created and lives change!
Interested in generating & creating a life that is fun and actually works for you? What if everything were possible and we all stopped buying into the lies of this limiting reality of impossibility? What if you could wake up every day being Present, Happy and Joyful, and had a palette of possibilities to create your day, as NEW, Exciting, Creative & Generative ~ Everyday?

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teleseries are an easy and dynamic way for you to participate in a variety of access consciousness classes being offered globally. it is also a great way to keep up with the latest processing and tools that is being co-created in classes all over the world.
a teleseries typically includes several hours (or longer) of calls over a period of time where you can ask questions of the facilitator and interact live on the call.
often you're participating with people from all over the world, which adds a unique and powerful dynamic to each call ... global participation.
teleseries can be offered by the founder and co-creator of access consciousness, gary douglas and dr dain heer, as well as by certified facilitators globally.
what capacities do you have you are actually not choosing?
a 9 part teleseries with sylvia puentes.
david kubes, steven bowman and chutisa bowman are inviting you to join them on a telecall.
what are the energetics of awareness?
the dictionary meaning: energetics is the study of energy under transformation.
have you ever asked for one thing and you got the complete opposite? that’s because the energy behind the words you are using does not match. when you use words and you are congruent with the energy you intended then magic is created and lives change!
interested in generating & creating a life that is fun and actually works for you? what if everything were possible and we all stopped buying into the lies of this limiting reality of impossibility? what if you could wake up every day being present, happy and joyful, and had a palette of possibilities to create your day, as new, exciting, creative & generative ~ everyday?


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What's It Like Working at an Agency in the Creative Field?
Are you a creative professional who's wondered what it's like working at an agency? Working at a marketing, advertising or digital agency is quite different from working in-house. Is the agency life right for you? Read on for advice that may help guide your decision.
What kinds of personality types excel at agencies?
Agencies exist to serve clients, and the pace is fast. A client's needs can change suddenly, and new, urgent projects can arrive unexpectedly. So working at an agency requires grace under pressure and an ability to shift gears and get up to speed quickly.
"People who are adaptable, outgoing, driven and able to talk to anybody will do well at agencies," said Angela Vitzthum, former TCG assistant vice president, now a mobile app developer in Chicago. "To get the job done, you must be comfortable speaking up and asking questions."
Bottom line: If you can confidently tackle any challenge thrown your way, you'll be a valuable player in an agency environment.
What's the agency's corporate culture like?
Agency company culture varies. In a nutshell, it's how the agency chooses to translate its mission into day-to-day work life. Some agencies operate like startups, with flexible work hours, open workspaces, beer on Fridays and kickball teams. Some agencies focus on work-life balance and keeping their employees engaged with their families and communities.
Steve Taylor chronicled agency culture across a wide variety of firms. The copywriter worked at an agency in a different city each month for his project “The Great Agency Adventure.” He reported that agencies across the East Coast seemed similar in terms of their work-hard, play-hard culture. But when he got to Charlotte, N.C., the staff was much more relaxed, and everyone was home in time for dinner.
How do you find the right agency for you?
With so many variations, how can you discover which corporate culture is right for you? Vitzthum suggested searching Google, Twitter and Instagram to learn what people are saying about an agency and to see candid pictures of the workplace. (We also suggest Glassdoor.) During interviews with an agency, ask about daily life there. Many agencies use group interviews as a method of introducing the candidate and the team to each other and seeing how well they fit, Vitzthum said.
To some extent, adapting to an agency is like fitting in at any other creative job: Take your cues from your coworkers when it comes to dress code and cubicle or office decorations. Same goes for local customs regarding kitchen cleanup (is it a wash-your-own-mug situation, or is there a cleaning person?) and language (is swearing like a sailor the norm, or do your coworkers keep things PG?).
If you take the time to evaluate how you like to work and what your goals are, you'll have much improved chances of finding an agency that's right for you. If you're considering working at an agency in the creative industry, be sure to check out the most recent Salary Guide from The Creative Group to find out what your earning potential is.

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what's it like working at an agency in the creative field?
are you a creative professional who's wondered what it's like working at an agency? working at a marketing, advertising or digital agency is quite different from working in-house. is the agency life right for you? read on for advice that may help guide your decision.
what kinds of personality types excel at agencies?
agencies exist to serve clients, and the pace is fast. a client's needs can change suddenly, and new, urgent projects can arrive unexpectedly. so working at an agency requires grace under pressure and an ability to shift gears and get up to speed quickly.
"people who are adaptable, outgoing, driven and able to talk to anybody will do well at agencies," said angela vitzthum, former tcg assistant vice president, now a mobile app developer in chicago. "to get the job done, you must be comfortable speaking up and asking questions."
bottom line: if you can confidently tackle any challenge thrown your way, you'll be a valuable player in an agency environment.
what's the agency's corporate culture like?
agency company culture varies. in a nutshell, it's how the agency chooses to translate its mission into day-to-day work life. some agencies operate like startups, with flexible work hours, open workspaces, beer on fridays and kickball teams. some agencies focus on work-life balance and keeping their employees engaged with their families and communities.
steve taylor chronicled agency culture across a wide variety of firms. the copywriter worked at an agency in a different city each month for his project “the great agency adventure.” he reported that agencies across the east coast seemed similar in terms of their work-hard, play-hard culture. but when he got to charlotte, n.c., the staff was much more relaxed, and everyone was home in time for dinner.
how do you find the right agency for you?
with so many variations, how can you discover which corporate culture is right for you? vitzthum suggested searching google, twitter and instagram to learn what people are saying about an agency and to see candid pictures of the workplace. (we also suggest glassdoor.) during interviews with an agency, ask about daily life there. many agencies use group interviews as a method of introducing the candidate and the team to each other and seeing how well they fit, vitzthum said.
to some extent, adapting to an agency is like fitting in at any other creative job: take your cues from your coworkers when it comes to dress code and cubicle or office decorations. same goes for local customs regarding kitchen cleanup (is it a wash-your-own-mug situation, or is there a cleaning person?) and language (is swearing like a sailor the norm, or do your coworkers keep things pg?).
if you take the time to evaluate how you like to work and what your goals are, you'll have much improved chances of finding an agency that's right for you. if you're considering working at an agency in the creative industry, be sure to check out the most recent salary guide from the creative group to find out what your earning potential is.


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It is with a great pleasure that Lisandre Sévigny Di Quinzio and I released our debut album at Café d’art vocal on November 16th, 2018 at 6:00 PM. It is now available!
We chose our all-time favorite Christmas pieces featuring many musical styles and languages. We wanted an album that best represents us: classical but never dull!
Order our Album Noël piano-voix!
Download Noël piano-voix’s complete BOOKLET!
Our album is available on Bandcamp and on iTunes, Spotify and Deezer.
We would like to thank Marc-Antoine D’Aragon and Studio Tourneson for a great collaboration on this album!

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it is with a great pleasure that lisandre sévigny di quinzio and i released our debut album at café d’art vocal on november 16th, 2018 at 6:00 pm. it is now available!
we chose our all-time favorite christmas pieces featuring many musical styles and languages. we wanted an album that best represents us: classical but never dull!
order our album noël piano-voix!
download noël piano-voix’s complete booklet!
our album is available on bandcamp and on itunes, spotify and deezer.
we would like to thank marc-antoine d’aragon and studio tourneson for a great collaboration on this album!


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Now in its third year Sprout Summit is focused on helping founders of social enterprises and for-purpose businesses flourish by equipping them with the practical tools, processes and insights to build organisations that can drive successful change and create real positive impact in our society.
Featuring an exciting line up of speakers with experience starting some of Australia’s most innovative not-for-profits, social enterprises and for-purpose businesses, this is a must attend event for any social entrepreneur.
Whether you are just getting started on your social enterprise, B Corp, not-for-profit, or for-purpose business, or you have been on the path of social entrepreneurship for a while now, when you attend Sprout Summit you’ll benefit from gaining practical insights and tools that will help you to flourish as a social entrepreneur.
Sprout Summit is presented by Better Boards in partnership with Feros Care.

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now in its third year sprout summit is focused on helping founders of social enterprises and for-purpose businesses flourish by equipping them with the practical tools, processes and insights to build organisations that can drive successful change and create real positive impact in our society.
featuring an exciting line up of speakers with experience starting some of australia’s most innovative not-for-profits, social enterprises and for-purpose businesses, this is a must attend event for any social entrepreneur.
whether you are just getting started on your social enterprise, b corp, not-for-profit, or for-purpose business, or you have been on the path of social entrepreneurship for a while now, when you attend sprout summit you’ll benefit from gaining practical insights and tools that will help you to flourish as a social entrepreneur.
sprout summit is presented by better boards in partnership with feros care.


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As protests against authoritarian regimes across the Middle East are met with violent repression, Campaign Against Arms Trade highlights the UK’s role in arming the regimes.
The UK Government has approved the sale of tear gas and crowd control ammunition to Bahrain and Libya in the last year. Sales to these countries have been promoted by the UK government arms promotion unit UK Trade & Investment Defence & Security Organisation (UKTI DSO).
This weekend, the UK arms industry will attend a major arms fair, IDEX, in the Middle East, a ‘priority market’ for the UK. UKTI DSO will be exhibiting and UK arms industry trade body A|D|S boasts that 10% of exhibitors will be UK businesses and organisations.
In 2010, equipment approved for export included tear gas and crowd control ammunition, equipment for the use of aircraft cannons, assault rifles, shotguns, sniper rifles and sub-machine guns. No requests for licences were refused.
UKTI DSO has listed Bahrain as a key market for UK arms exports.
Bahrain was invited to attend the UK arms fairs: the Farnborough Airshow in 2010 and Defence and Security Equipment International in 2009. UKTI DSO supported the Bahrain International Airshow 2010, where it organised an outdoor event.
UK armed forces have been used in support of sales efforts, demonstrating arms to the Royal Bahrain Artillery.
In the third quarter of 2010 (the most recent period for which figures are available), equipment approved for export included wall and door breaching projectile launchers, crowd control ammunition, small arms ammunition, tear gas/irritant ammunition, training tear gas/irritant ammunition. Ammunition comprised £3.2m of the £4.7m million of military items licensed.
Sniper rifles were among the other equipment licensed in 2010. No requests for licences were refused in 2010.
Libya is a UKTI/DSO priority market country, and the UK has made ‘high level political interventions’ in support of arms sales to Libya.
Libya was also invited to attend the UK arms fairs: the Farnborough Airshow in 2010 and Defence and Security Equipment International in 2009.
The UK had by far the largest pavilion at Libya’s arms fair LibDex in 2010, and was supported by a team from UKTI DSO.
In the third quarter of 2010: Combat helicopters and military utility helicopters (Helicopter licences were worth £269 million) and technology for the production of corvettes. Algeria is a priority market for UKTI DSO. This week UKTI is offering advice sessions for companies that wish to export to the country.
In 2010: components for all-wheel drive vehicles with ballistic protection; military communications equipment; optical target surveillance equipment; components for armoured personnel carriers; components for semi-automatic pistols; and components for submachine guns.
In 2010: armoured personnel carriers, ground vehicle military communications equipment, sniper rifles; small arms ammunition; weapon sights and in 2009: CS hand grenades, tear gas/irritant ammunition and tear gas/riot control agents.
1. Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) works for the reduction and ultimate abolition of the international arms trade. Around 80% of CAAT’s income is raised from individual supporters.
2. Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Libya and Saudi Arabia are all classed as authoritarian regimes according to the Economist Intelligence Unit Index of Democracy 2008.
4. UK Trade and Investment has approximately 130 staff to support 34 industry sectors. In 2008, it opened the Defence & Security Organisation (UKTI DSO) to promote arms exports. UKTI now employs 160 civil servants to sell arms. Peter Luff, Defence Equipment Minister, has said: “There will be a very, very, very heavy ministerial commitment to (arms sales). There is a sense that in the past we were rather embarrassed about exporting defence products. There is no such embarrassment in this Government.” Foreign Secretary William Hague has also been upfront about his involvement in promoting BAE products to the rest of the world.
5. See CAAT’s summary of UK arms exports and promotion. Approved UK arms export licences are taken from government figures for Strategic Export Controls. CAAT has compiled a calendar of UKTI DSO arms promotion activity. CAAT publishes the results of Freedom of Information requests related to UK arms promotion.
6. CAAT’s new campaign “This is NOT OK” challenges the government’s assertion it has a responsible arms export policy. The campaign focuses on the support provided by the UK Trade & Investment Defence & Security Organisation (UKTI DSO), the government organisation responsible for promoting arms exports and organising and inviting foreign government delegations to UK arms fairs.
7. CAAT’s campaign also targets Clarion Events, the private company that owns and organises international arms fairs, including DSEi, Defence and Security Equipment International, the biennial London arms fair. Clarion Events also owns events such as the Baby Show, taking place this weekend at the ExCeL Centre in East London (the venue for DSEI later in the year).

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as protests against authoritarian regimes across the middle east are met with violent repression, campaign against arms trade highlights the uk’s role in arming the regimes.
the uk government has approved the sale of tear gas and crowd control ammunition to bahrain and libya in the last year. sales to these countries have been promoted by the uk government arms promotion unit uk trade & investment defence & security organisation (ukti dso).
this weekend, the uk arms industry will attend a major arms fair, idex, in the middle east, a ‘priority market’ for the uk. ukti dso will be exhibiting and uk arms industry trade body a|d|s boasts that 10% of exhibitors will be uk businesses and organisations.
in 2010, equipment approved for export included tear gas and crowd control ammunition, equipment for the use of aircraft cannons, assault rifles, shotguns, sniper rifles and sub-machine guns. no requests for licences were refused.
ukti dso has listed bahrain as a key market for uk arms exports.
bahrain was invited to attend the uk arms fairs: the farnborough airshow in 2010 and defence and security equipment international in 2009. ukti dso supported the bahrain international airshow 2010, where it organised an outdoor event.
uk armed forces have been used in support of sales efforts, demonstrating arms to the royal bahrain artillery.
in the third quarter of 2010 (the most recent period for which figures are available), equipment approved for export included wall and door breaching projectile launchers, crowd control ammunition, small arms ammunition, tear gas/irritant ammunition, training tear gas/irritant ammunition. ammunition comprised £3.2m of the £4.7m million of military items licensed.
sniper rifles were among the other equipment licensed in 2010. no requests for licences were refused in 2010.
libya is a ukti/dso priority market country, and the uk has made ‘high level political interventions’ in support of arms sales to libya.
libya was also invited to attend the uk arms fairs: the farnborough airshow in 2010 and defence and security equipment international in 2009.
the uk had by far the largest pavilion at libya’s arms fair libdex in 2010, and was supported by a team from ukti dso.
in the third quarter of 2010: combat helicopters and military utility helicopters (helicopter licences were worth £269 million) and technology for the production of corvettes. algeria is a priority market for ukti dso. this week ukti is offering advice sessions for companies that wish to export to the country.
in 2010: components for all-wheel drive vehicles with ballistic protection; military communications equipment; optical target surveillance equipment; components for armoured personnel carriers; components for semi-automatic pistols; and components for submachine guns.
in 2010: armoured personnel carriers, ground vehicle military communications equipment, sniper rifles; small arms ammunition; weapon sights and in 2009: cs hand grenades, tear gas/irritant ammunition and tear gas/riot control agents.
1. campaign against arms trade (caat) works for the reduction and ultimate abolition of the international arms trade. around 80% of caat’s income is raised from individual supporters.
2. algeria, bahrain, egypt, libya and saudi arabia are all classed as authoritarian regimes according to the economist intelligence unit index of democracy 2008.
4. uk trade and investment has approximately 130 staff to support 34 industry sectors. in 2008, it opened the defence & security organisation (ukti dso) to promote arms exports. ukti now employs 160 civil servants to sell arms. peter luff, defence equipment minister, has said: “there will be a very, very, very heavy ministerial commitment to (arms sales). there is a sense that in the past we were rather embarrassed about exporting defence products. there is no such embarrassment in this government.” foreign secretary william hague has also been upfront about his involvement in promoting bae products to the rest of the world.
5. see caat’s summary of uk arms exports and promotion. approved uk arms export licences are taken from government figures for strategic export controls. caat has compiled a calendar of ukti dso arms promotion activity. caat publishes the results of freedom of information requests related to uk arms promotion.
6. caat’s new campaign “this is not ok” challenges the government’s assertion it has a responsible arms export policy. the campaign focuses on the support provided by the uk trade & investment defence & security organisation (ukti dso), the government organisation responsible for promoting arms exports and organising and inviting foreign government delegations to uk arms fairs.
7. caat’s campaign also targets clarion events, the private company that owns and organises international arms fairs, including dsei, defence and security equipment international, the biennial london arms fair. clarion events also owns events such as the baby show, taking place this weekend at the excel centre in east london (the venue for dsei later in the year).


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text: For those looking to celebrate Chanukah without using candles. Electric Menorahs for Chanukah is the perfect solution. As with Traditional Menorahs turn on candles in the Menorah from right to left, but light them from left to right. Extra bulbs available for purchase.

lowercased: for those looking to celebrate chanukah without using candles. electric menorahs for chanukah is the perfect solution. as with traditional menorahs turn on candles in the menorah from right to left, but light them from left to right. extra bulbs available for purchase.


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Hey everyone I finally joined the forums on Dec 7 right after the great tournament, oh yeah, and I have a quesytion, how exactly do we rank up in ProjectNOVA using the forums? I mean instead of just recruiting people.
yea jsut respond to things and have fun with it.
Cool joey but youre too late muahahaha.

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hey everyone i finally joined the forums on dec 7 right after the great tournament, oh yeah, and i have a quesytion, how exactly do we rank up in projectnova using the forums? i mean instead of just recruiting people.
yea jsut respond to things and have fun with it.
cool joey but youre too late muahahaha.


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Sadly, I just learned that a friend of mine – a proud father of 3 young children – was recently diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes. This really hit home with me because, from a BMI standpoint, I was in his shoes just a few years ago. Thankfully, I managed to evade a full-blown Diabetes diagnosis before completely changing my eating habits, but I was well on my way to getting there.
In my opinion, the prevalence and increasing rate of Type 2 Diabetes diagnosis in young adults is downright alarming. The good news, however, is that science suggests the disease is largely attributed to lifestyle factors. In other words, it hinges on things that are completely within our control and comes down to the choices that we make every day.
It has been nearly 5 years since my dietary overhaul and I have come to realize that it is NOT easy to be a GUY and eat healthy. Not surprisingly, the majority of my followership across ALL Truthology platforms – WordPress, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram – are female. Most guys don’t want to hassle with watching what they eat, my aforementioned friend included. But if there is any advice that I can give to my fellow men – even the most prideful and stubborn of them – view your health and longevity through the eyes of your children. They need you to be around for many more years; emotionally, financially and otherwise.
Today, on this Father’s Day, I hope that this message will evoke some positive change. If I’m able to impact one individual, I will consider this post a success. It is NEVER too late to starting thinking about your health and taking action!

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sadly, i just learned that a friend of mine – a proud father of 3 young children – was recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. this really hit home with me because, from a bmi standpoint, i was in his shoes just a few years ago. thankfully, i managed to evade a full-blown diabetes diagnosis before completely changing my eating habits, but i was well on my way to getting there.
in my opinion, the prevalence and increasing rate of type 2 diabetes diagnosis in young adults is downright alarming. the good news, however, is that science suggests the disease is largely attributed to lifestyle factors. in other words, it hinges on things that are completely within our control and comes down to the choices that we make every day.
it has been nearly 5 years since my dietary overhaul and i have come to realize that it is not easy to be a guy and eat healthy. not surprisingly, the majority of my followership across all truthology platforms – wordpress, facebook, twitter and instagram – are female. most guys don’t want to hassle with watching what they eat, my aforementioned friend included. but if there is any advice that i can give to my fellow men – even the most prideful and stubborn of them – view your health and longevity through the eyes of your children. they need you to be around for many more years; emotionally, financially and otherwise.
today, on this father’s day, i hope that this message will evoke some positive change. if i’m able to impact one individual, i will consider this post a success. it is never too late to starting thinking about your health and taking action!


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Are you an innovative startup solving problems in Energy Efficiency, Energy Independence, Digitisation or Analytics? Would you like to get feedback from experienced entrepreneurs, investors and industry experts? If so, Startupbootcamp Energy Australia invites you to our Office Hours in Kuala Lumpur on 13th September 2017.
After you have submitted your application for the event, we will contact you to arrange a time to meet on the 13th September. Please note we only have a limited number of time slots and applications close 6 days before the event so make sure you complete your application early!
We are more than happy to arrange a Skype call if you can’t make our Office Hours but you still need to complete an application online to give us some information on your startup and team.
If you have any questions about Office Hours or the accelerator program, feel free to drop us a line at energyaus@startupbootcamp.org.
You can also find more information about Startupbootcamp Energy Australia’s Accelerator Program here.

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are you an innovative startup solving problems in energy efficiency, energy independence, digitisation or analytics? would you like to get feedback from experienced entrepreneurs, investors and industry experts? if so, startupbootcamp energy australia invites you to our office hours in kuala lumpur on 13th september 2017.
after you have submitted your application for the event, we will contact you to arrange a time to meet on the 13th september. please note we only have a limited number of time slots and applications close 6 days before the event so make sure you complete your application early!
we are more than happy to arrange a skype call if you can’t make our office hours but you still need to complete an application online to give us some information on your startup and team.
if you have any questions about office hours or the accelerator program, feel free to drop us a line at energyaus@startupbootcamp.org.
you can also find more information about startupbootcamp energy australia’s accelerator program here.


text: A very simple but handy device for pressing out lard, juices for jelly, or fruit for marmalade, is made from two boards, each 18 in. long, 3 in. wide and 1/2in. thick, formed into the shape of paddles and hinged together. The hinge is made by running a wire through holes bored in one end of the paddles and twisting the ends together as shown. This presser will save the hands from stains and other effects of the juices. - Contributed by Julia A. White, Glenburg, Pa.

lowercased: a very simple but handy device for pressing out lard, juices for jelly, or fruit for marmalade, is made from two boards, each 18 in. long, 3 in. wide and 1/2in. thick, formed into the shape of paddles and hinged together. the hinge is made by running a wire through holes bored in one end of the paddles and twisting the ends together as shown. this presser will save the hands from stains and other effects of the juices. - contributed by julia a. white, glenburg, pa.


text: For an unforgettable event, Hilton Watford is an excellent choice. Our banqueting suites cater for a variety of events from the more intimate parties of ten and up to the larger receptions for up to 375 people. Whatever the size of your event our team can help you choose the suite that is right for you. With our flexible function suite and catering facilities we are the perfect choice for outside catering too. Conveniently located near major business hubs, Hilton Watford is home to one of the largest ballrooms in Hertfordshire. We offer flexible facilities for business meetings, events and conferences.

lowercased: for an unforgettable event, hilton watford is an excellent choice. our banqueting suites cater for a variety of events from the more intimate parties of ten and up to the larger receptions for up to 375 people. whatever the size of your event our team can help you choose the suite that is right for you. with our flexible function suite and catering facilities we are the perfect choice for outside catering too. conveniently located near major business hubs, hilton watford is home to one of the largest ballrooms in hertfordshire. we offer flexible facilities for business meetings, events and conferences.


text: Sea Gull Lighting Self contained light easily fits under cabinets where the lighting is necessary. The tightly clustered array of 30 to 45 premium LED chip packages helps to combine the high lumen output with uniform distribution. The standard TRIAC dimmers dim the power supply down to 15% with electronic low voltage (ELV). It produces 817-Lumen of bright light with a color temperature of 2700K and 80 CRI. This light has a voltage rating of 120-Volts AC. The dimmable light in white painted finish, produces warm white colored light and has an average life of 50000 Hours for durability. It has aluminum housing that helps in self cooling. This light replaces 90 to 105-Watt xenon/halogen task lights. It is suitable for damp locations. It comes with conduit cable adapter and direct wire knockouts at back and sides. The light meets cETL and IES LM79 standards.

lowercased: sea gull lighting self contained light easily fits under cabinets where the lighting is necessary. the tightly clustered array of 30 to 45 premium led chip packages helps to combine the high lumen output with uniform distribution. the standard triac dimmers dim the power supply down to 15% with electronic low voltage (elv). it produces 817-lumen of bright light with a color temperature of 2700k and 80 cri. this light has a voltage rating of 120-volts ac. the dimmable light in white painted finish, produces warm white colored light and has an average life of 50000 hours for durability. it has aluminum housing that helps in self cooling. this light replaces 90 to 105-watt xenon/halogen task lights. it is suitable for damp locations. it comes with conduit cable adapter and direct wire knockouts at back and sides. the light meets cetl and ies lm79 standards.


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This high fashion bridal look is built on beautiful Champagne/blush lace. Featuring floral appliques and a subtle train. Perfect for a fall wedding. Handmade in USA.
This beautiful gown is perfect for the modern bride who needs a unique fashion forward look for her big day. Made from soft stretch lace the top is hand embellished with floral appliques.
Comes with a high quality hip length satin ivory bustier.
Completing this bridal look is a floor length champagne lace skirt with tulle for volume and a matching underskirt. Hand sewn floral appliques add a couture feel.
There is a slight train in the back to give it a more formal feel. Scalloped lace trim at the hem.
Please expect 4-6 weeks for completion.
if length is not specified it will be 43"

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this high fashion bridal look is built on beautiful champagne/blush lace. featuring floral appliques and a subtle train. perfect for a fall wedding. handmade in usa.
this beautiful gown is perfect for the modern bride who needs a unique fashion forward look for her big day. made from soft stretch lace the top is hand embellished with floral appliques.
comes with a high quality hip length satin ivory bustier.
completing this bridal look is a floor length champagne lace skirt with tulle for volume and a matching underskirt. hand sewn floral appliques add a couture feel.
there is a slight train in the back to give it a more formal feel. scalloped lace trim at the hem.
please expect 4-6 weeks for completion.
if length is not specified it will be 43"


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The Uuni 3 Oven brings you the ability to be able to create restaurant quality pizza at home!
Heating up to 500°C in just 10 minutes, Uuni 3 cooks delicious 13" pizzas in an incredible 60 seconds.
Designed to take the bulk and hassle out of wood-fired cooking, Uuni 3 provides the perfect cooking conditions for so much more – roast meat, fish and vegetable dishes in minutes.
The Uuni 3 Oven is lightweight, small and portable so you can pack it up and take it anywhere.
A multi-award-winning pizza oven that's the ultimate outdoor cooking tool: easy-to-use, sociable and fun!
It is always best to touch and feel so why not pop in and see this innovative wood-fired pizza oven for yourself?
This item qualifies for our free local delivery service. Ask for more details when you visit.
Uuni 3 is the world's first portable wood-fired pizza oven!

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the uuni 3 oven brings you the ability to be able to create restaurant quality pizza at home!
heating up to 500°c in just 10 minutes, uuni 3 cooks delicious 13" pizzas in an incredible 60 seconds.
designed to take the bulk and hassle out of wood-fired cooking, uuni 3 provides the perfect cooking conditions for so much more – roast meat, fish and vegetable dishes in minutes.
the uuni 3 oven is lightweight, small and portable so you can pack it up and take it anywhere.
a multi-award-winning pizza oven that's the ultimate outdoor cooking tool: easy-to-use, sociable and fun!
it is always best to touch and feel so why not pop in and see this innovative wood-fired pizza oven for yourself?
this item qualifies for our free local delivery service. ask for more details when you visit.
uuni 3 is the world's first portable wood-fired pizza oven!


text:
Which one of the following sites has yielded the earliest evidence for both wild and sown varieties of paddy?
Which one of the has been described in the Vedic literature as a form of Prajapati?
With which sport the term "caddie" is associated?
Amar Singh Sokhi is remembered for his performance in which of th following sports events?

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which one of the following sites has yielded the earliest evidence for both wild and sown varieties of paddy?
which one of the has been described in the vedic literature as a form of prajapati?
with which sport the term "caddie" is associated?
amar singh sokhi is remembered for his performance in which of th following sports events?


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Martial arts are accredited with training of the mind and body, character building, and channeling one’s energy into positive action for the benefit of the community. Martial arts can also help youth cope with the physiological and psychological changes that occur during adolescence and can assist them in building self-confidence and in cultivating positive attitudes and nonviolent, peaceful disposition needed to foster a culture of peace and non-violence.
The International Centre of Martial Arts for Youth Development and Engagement under the auspices of UNESCO has been established based on the approval of the 37th session of General Conference in UNESCO on Nov.16, 2013, and the agreement between the government of the Republic of Korea and UNESCO on Dec.1,2015. The main objective of the centre is to promote the philosophies and cultural values of martial arts, foster positive and active values and attitudes in youth through martial arts, and enhance individual and social development. To this end, the centre offers various programs to promote empowerment, collect information, conduct research, share knowledge and encourage interaction between developed and developing countries in an attempt to promote youth development and participation as its ultimate goal. The center’s projects are designed to focus on the priority group of UNESCO such as women and the sub-Saharan Africa region. Such attempts are especially significant in that the proportion of women as leaders and researchers of martial arts, a field dominated by male practitioners, is currently low but should increase through the projects.

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martial arts are accredited with training of the mind and body, character building, and channeling one’s energy into positive action for the benefit of the community. martial arts can also help youth cope with the physiological and psychological changes that occur during adolescence and can assist them in building self-confidence and in cultivating positive attitudes and nonviolent, peaceful disposition needed to foster a culture of peace and non-violence.
the international centre of martial arts for youth development and engagement under the auspices of unesco has been established based on the approval of the 37th session of general conference in unesco on nov.16, 2013, and the agreement between the government of the republic of korea and unesco on dec.1,2015. the main objective of the centre is to promote the philosophies and cultural values of martial arts, foster positive and active values and attitudes in youth through martial arts, and enhance individual and social development. to this end, the centre offers various programs to promote empowerment, collect information, conduct research, share knowledge and encourage interaction between developed and developing countries in an attempt to promote youth development and participation as its ultimate goal. the center’s projects are designed to focus on the priority group of unesco such as women and the sub-saharan africa region. such attempts are especially significant in that the proportion of women as leaders and researchers of martial arts, a field dominated by male practitioners, is currently low but should increase through the projects.


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Predictive analysis, when executed well, can be a powerful tool that helps your organization maximize the potential of its historical data. Although it requires an initial investment, the effort will help propel your analytics capabilities beyond performance reporting and into the realm of forecasting and machine learning.
The key to beginning the predictive analytics process is assessing the quality of your data set(s). An actionable data set needs to be robust enough to accurately describe the outcomes being forecasted and be varied in a way that prevents any resulting models from overfitting.
There’s no such thing as a perfect set of data, and even the most mature data collection teams will carry out the process of filtering, featuring engineering, and normalizing their existing data sets, also known as data cleaning, so that it’s ready to be modeled for forecasting. Many organizations will take the additional step of improving their data by appending third party demographic, contact, or financial information (data enhancement) prior to beginning to build the statistical model.
Once the data has be cleaned and enhanced as necessary, it can be used to develop a data model or statistical model. Depending on the size of the data warehouse in question, it may be beneficial to begin the model development process by carrying out initial data mining, looking for existing patterns that allow increased segmentation of your data models. These models take your historical data, combined with any additional enhancements, to make predictions relevant to your business. Factors like the a person’s demographics, their buying habits, and the time of year, can predict what they’re going to buy, how likely they are to return, and at what frequency.
The final stage of a mature predictive analytics practice is automation by way of machine learning. Generally speaking, statistics (and machine learning by extension) work better with extremely large data sets to pull samples from and run models against. That’s why you’ll commonly see predictive analytics, machine learning, and data science talked about almost interchangeably in some contexts. Although the lines are blurred, each is unique but often rely on each other to succeed.
At the highest level, machine learning is simply the automation of the statistical models you’ve developed using your big data set. Each round of predictions eventually gets a real-world result, which is then fed back into the data model to be retrained and redeployed to make your next round of predictions that much more accurate.
Businesses have more access to data than ever before. These vast data stores allow for the development of robust statistical models that provide accurate predictions on any number of outcomes, as long as their data is clean and accessible. Predictive analysis can allow you to more accurately stock your shelves, put the right product in front of an indecisive online buyer, optimize your ad spend, get in ahead of employee turnover, and much more.
Know your customer and what they want.
Be better at upselling your customer.
Maximize your opportunity to generate additional revenue from a single source as opposed to relying purely on customer acquisition.
Turn your attention to customer retention and increasing the lifetime spend of the customer.
From a marketing perspective, you are no longer blanketing your audience with the same message. Instead, you are targeting the proper audience by sharing your offers with the buyers who are most likely to purchase them. Therefore, your conversion rates go up, and your cost per conversion goes down. Everyone benefits.

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predictive analysis, when executed well, can be a powerful tool that helps your organization maximize the potential of its historical data. although it requires an initial investment, the effort will help propel your analytics capabilities beyond performance reporting and into the realm of forecasting and machine learning.
the key to beginning the predictive analytics process is assessing the quality of your data set(s). an actionable data set needs to be robust enough to accurately describe the outcomes being forecasted and be varied in a way that prevents any resulting models from overfitting.
there’s no such thing as a perfect set of data, and even the most mature data collection teams will carry out the process of filtering, featuring engineering, and normalizing their existing data sets, also known as data cleaning, so that it’s ready to be modeled for forecasting. many organizations will take the additional step of improving their data by appending third party demographic, contact, or financial information (data enhancement) prior to beginning to build the statistical model.
once the data has be cleaned and enhanced as necessary, it can be used to develop a data model or statistical model. depending on the size of the data warehouse in question, it may be beneficial to begin the model development process by carrying out initial data mining, looking for existing patterns that allow increased segmentation of your data models. these models take your historical data, combined with any additional enhancements, to make predictions relevant to your business. factors like the a person’s demographics, their buying habits, and the time of year, can predict what they’re going to buy, how likely they are to return, and at what frequency.
the final stage of a mature predictive analytics practice is automation by way of machine learning. generally speaking, statistics (and machine learning by extension) work better with extremely large data sets to pull samples from and run models against. that’s why you’ll commonly see predictive analytics, machine learning, and data science talked about almost interchangeably in some contexts. although the lines are blurred, each is unique but often rely on each other to succeed.
at the highest level, machine learning is simply the automation of the statistical models you’ve developed using your big data set. each round of predictions eventually gets a real-world result, which is then fed back into the data model to be retrained and redeployed to make your next round of predictions that much more accurate.
businesses have more access to data than ever before. these vast data stores allow for the development of robust statistical models that provide accurate predictions on any number of outcomes, as long as their data is clean and accessible. predictive analysis can allow you to more accurately stock your shelves, put the right product in front of an indecisive online buyer, optimize your ad spend, get in ahead of employee turnover, and much more.
know your customer and what they want.
be better at upselling your customer.
maximize your opportunity to generate additional revenue from a single source as opposed to relying purely on customer acquisition.
turn your attention to customer retention and increasing the lifetime spend of the customer.
from a marketing perspective, you are no longer blanketing your audience with the same message. instead, you are targeting the proper audience by sharing your offers with the buyers who are most likely to purchase them. therefore, your conversion rates go up, and your cost per conversion goes down. everyone benefits.


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Here you will find a list of parts specifically for your Honda del Sol. dStuning, or del Sol tuning has a long history of supporting Honda del Sol owners and even though the Honda del Sol is slowly fading into history, we are committed to continuing to support the Honda del Sol and those that love it.
We started del Sol tuning as a hobby in 2004. At that time we had 3 Honda del Sols and a passion for the cars. DST provided us with a way to interact with the community of Honda del Sol owners and was a method for giving back to that community by selling the floor mats we manufactured at just over cost. DST provided a foot in the door for us to start selling automotive parts on a larger scale and eventually that blossomed into a fulltime career for the DST family. We now operate a growing family of suspension parts websites under the new DST acronym of "Diverse Suspension Technologies". In 2010, we said goodbye to the last of our del Sols as it was donated to a dear friend who needed it more than we did. 2010 was a closing chapter in DST history. We no longer sell floor mats for a number of reasons, but we thank the folks that made that possible over the years. Your combined efforts produced a fine product that the community of Honda del Sol owners truly enjoyed and appreciated.
As many of you know, our business has grown into the automotive suspension parts sector. We stock and sell a number of brands on our own warehouse. We hope that it isn't assuming of us to continue selling those parts on this website without the floor mats that once defined us. Thank you again to all of you in the del Sol community.

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here you will find a list of parts specifically for your honda del sol. dstuning, or del sol tuning has a long history of supporting honda del sol owners and even though the honda del sol is slowly fading into history, we are committed to continuing to support the honda del sol and those that love it.
we started del sol tuning as a hobby in 2004. at that time we had 3 honda del sols and a passion for the cars. dst provided us with a way to interact with the community of honda del sol owners and was a method for giving back to that community by selling the floor mats we manufactured at just over cost. dst provided a foot in the door for us to start selling automotive parts on a larger scale and eventually that blossomed into a fulltime career for the dst family. we now operate a growing family of suspension parts websites under the new dst acronym of "diverse suspension technologies". in 2010, we said goodbye to the last of our del sols as it was donated to a dear friend who needed it more than we did. 2010 was a closing chapter in dst history. we no longer sell floor mats for a number of reasons, but we thank the folks that made that possible over the years. your combined efforts produced a fine product that the community of honda del sol owners truly enjoyed and appreciated.
as many of you know, our business has grown into the automotive suspension parts sector. we stock and sell a number of brands on our own warehouse. we hope that it isn't assuming of us to continue selling those parts on this website without the floor mats that once defined us. thank you again to all of you in the del sol community.


text: We have had several people sign up under false pretenses recently. Their aim is to promote their business with what they perceive to be free advertising. Sorry, but free advertising is not available. You can post here on this board if you pay for it, just like any other advertising. Contact me if you want to do it. Those that ignore this warning will have their user status revoked and their posts deleted.

lowercased: we have had several people sign up under false pretenses recently. their aim is to promote their business with what they perceive to be free advertising. sorry, but free advertising is not available. you can post here on this board if you pay for it, just like any other advertising. contact me if you want to do it. those that ignore this warning will have their user status revoked and their posts deleted.


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Weird-Ohs Daddy The Swingin’ Suburbanite model kit by Testors.
U.S. Aircraft Weapon Loading set, model kit by Hasegawa.
7-11 Mustang Funny Car, model car kit, by Monogram, Mint Un-built in box.
Trans-AM Blackbird special edition muscle car with cut out roof panels, model kit by MPC.
57 Chevy Hardtop model car kit, by Monogram.

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weird-ohs daddy the swingin’ suburbanite model kit by testors.
u.s. aircraft weapon loading set, model kit by hasegawa.
7-11 mustang funny car, model car kit, by monogram, mint un-built in box.
trans-am blackbird special edition muscle car with cut out roof panels, model kit by mpc.
57 chevy hardtop model car kit, by monogram.


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A team using the Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) instrument suite aboard NASA’s Curiosity rover has made the first detection of nitrogen on the surface of Mars from release during heating of Martian sediments. The nitrogen was detected in the form of nitric oxide, and could be released from the breakdown of nitrates during heating. Nitrates are a class of molecules that contain nitrogen in a form that can be used by living organisms. The discovery adds to the evidence that ancient Mars was habitable for life.
The team found evidence for nitrates in scooped samples of windblown sand and dust at the “Rocknest” site, and in samples drilled from mudstone at the “John Klein” and “Cumberland” drill sites in Yellowknife Bay. Since the Rocknest sample is a combination of dust blown in from distant regions on Mars and more locally sourced materials, the nitrates are likely to be widespread across Mars, according to Stern.
Sarah came from rural massachusetts. She had been accepted to other, fancier schools, but luckily for us, she was broke and the one thing our Philadelphia school had to offer was big scholarships. I don’t remember much about the work she applied with other than it was sculpture and mainly purple or blue and she arrived holding a six-month-old baby in her arms, which was mainly pink.
While everyone was sweating it out trying to be the best artist, Sarah was making work about failure and love and personal offering, which came easily to her. When the faculty threatened to fail her, she protested by making more purple sculpture and having another baby. For the past 10 years she has collaborated in owning and running Canada, a gallery on the lower west side of the Lower East Side.
Edited by Victor Boullet, the resulting collection of essays, images and musings reveals the disparate perspectives of the various up and downloaders. It illustrates how the internet is used and manipulated as a creative tool and is a font of information and communication at every level.
Contributors include Peter J. Amdam, Markus Thor Andresson, Theodor Barth, Sophie Barth, Rasmus Thirup Beck, Victor Boullet, Merlin Carpenter, Lorenzo Cirrincione, Keren Cytter, Guy Debord, Bill Drummond, Paul Andreas Enger, Matias Faldbakken, Bentley Farrington, Ullrich Fichtner, Anna Franck, Gilbert & George, Evan Haning, Nate Harrison, Iselin Linstad Hauge, Karl Holmqvist, Jason Hwang, Marte Johnslien, Ray Johnson, Brian Kennon, Svein Kojan, Adam Kurdahl, Oliver Laric, Pablo Larios, Matthieu Laurette, David Lewis, Tobias Madison, Edie McKay, Bjarne Melgaard, Han Nefkens, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Tommy Olsson, Matt Packer, Richard Parry, Dr Nina Pearlman, Thomas Petitjean, Joe Scanlan, Chris Sharp, Sutton Lane, Kristian Skylstad, Kristina Skylstad, Brad Troemel & Jonathon F. Williams.
James Turrell (born May 6, 1943) is an American artist primarily concerned with light and space. Turrell was a MacArthur Fellow in 1984. Turrell is best known for his work in progress, Roden Crater, a natural cinder cone crater located outside Flagstaff, Arizona that he is turning into a massive naked-eye observatory.
“Well, my interest is working with light and space.
And you got light and you got space, there’s no doubt of that. And it’s always something to work with light in the outdoors.
That’s something that I wanted to do, wanted to shape space, to use the light that was here naturally.
Also, I wanted to use the very fine qualities of light.
Also, there’s a space where you can see your shadow from the light of Venus alone – things like this.
that’s away from the light even of our galaxy.
So that is light that would be at least three and a half billion years old.
So you’re gathering light that’s older than our solar system.
and a good look into older skies, away from the Milky Way.
You can gather that light and physically have that in place so that it’s physically present to feel this old light.
where you have good, dark skies.
eight and a half minute old light from the sun.
In 1966, Turrell began experimenting with light in his Santa Monica studio, the Mendota Hotel, at a time when the so-called Light and Space group of artists in Los Angeles, including Robert Irwin, Mary Corse and Doug Wheeler, was coming into prominence. By covering the windows and only allowing prescribed amounts of light from the street outside to come through the openings, Turrell created his first light projections. In Shallow Space Constructions (1968) he used screened partitions, allowing a radiant effusion of concealed light to create an artificially flattened effect within the given space. That same year, he participated in the Los Angeles County Museum’s Art and Technology Program, investigating perceptual phenomena with the artist Robert Irwin and psychologist Edward Wortz. In 1969, he made sky drawings with Sam Francis, using colored skywriting smoke and cloud-seeding materials. A pivotal environment Turrell developed from 1969 to 1974, for The Mendota Stoppages several rooms in the former Mendota Hotel in Santa Monica were sealed off, the window apertures controlled by the artist to allow natural and artificial light to enter the darkened spaces in specific ways.

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a team using the sample analysis at mars (sam) instrument suite aboard nasa’s curiosity rover has made the first detection of nitrogen on the surface of mars from release during heating of martian sediments. the nitrogen was detected in the form of nitric oxide, and could be released from the breakdown of nitrates during heating. nitrates are a class of molecules that contain nitrogen in a form that can be used by living organisms. the discovery adds to the evidence that ancient mars was habitable for life.
the team found evidence for nitrates in scooped samples of windblown sand and dust at the “rocknest” site, and in samples drilled from mudstone at the “john klein” and “cumberland” drill sites in yellowknife bay. since the rocknest sample is a combination of dust blown in from distant regions on mars and more locally sourced materials, the nitrates are likely to be widespread across mars, according to stern.
sarah came from rural massachusetts. she had been accepted to other, fancier schools, but luckily for us, she was broke and the one thing our philadelphia school had to offer was big scholarships. i don’t remember much about the work she applied with other than it was sculpture and mainly purple or blue and she arrived holding a six-month-old baby in her arms, which was mainly pink.
while everyone was sweating it out trying to be the best artist, sarah was making work about failure and love and personal offering, which came easily to her. when the faculty threatened to fail her, she protested by making more purple sculpture and having another baby. for the past 10 years she has collaborated in owning and running canada, a gallery on the lower west side of the lower east side.
edited by victor boullet, the resulting collection of essays, images and musings reveals the disparate perspectives of the various up and downloaders. it illustrates how the internet is used and manipulated as a creative tool and is a font of information and communication at every level.
contributors include peter j. amdam, markus thor andresson, theodor barth, sophie barth, rasmus thirup beck, victor boullet, merlin carpenter, lorenzo cirrincione, keren cytter, guy debord, bill drummond, paul andreas enger, matias faldbakken, bentley farrington, ullrich fichtner, anna franck, gilbert & george, evan haning, nate harrison, iselin linstad hauge, karl holmqvist, jason hwang, marte johnslien, ray johnson, brian kennon, svein kojan, adam kurdahl, oliver laric, pablo larios, matthieu laurette, david lewis, tobias madison, edie mckay, bjarne melgaard, han nefkens, hans ulrich obrist, tommy olsson, matt packer, richard parry, dr nina pearlman, thomas petitjean, joe scanlan, chris sharp, sutton lane, kristian skylstad, kristina skylstad, brad troemel & jonathon f. williams.
james turrell (born may 6, 1943) is an american artist primarily concerned with light and space. turrell was a macarthur fellow in 1984. turrell is best known for his work in progress, roden crater, a natural cinder cone crater located outside flagstaff, arizona that he is turning into a massive naked-eye observatory.
“well, my interest is working with light and space.
and you got light and you got space, there’s no doubt of that. and it’s always something to work with light in the outdoors.
that’s something that i wanted to do, wanted to shape space, to use the light that was here naturally.
also, i wanted to use the very fine qualities of light.
also, there’s a space where you can see your shadow from the light of venus alone – things like this.
that’s away from the light even of our galaxy.
so that is light that would be at least three and a half billion years old.
so you’re gathering light that’s older than our solar system.
and a good look into older skies, away from the milky way.
you can gather that light and physically have that in place so that it’s physically present to feel this old light.
where you have good, dark skies.
eight and a half minute old light from the sun.
in 1966, turrell began experimenting with light in his santa monica studio, the mendota hotel, at a time when the so-called light and space group of artists in los angeles, including robert irwin, mary corse and doug wheeler, was coming into prominence. by covering the windows and only allowing prescribed amounts of light from the street outside to come through the openings, turrell created his first light projections. in shallow space constructions (1968) he used screened partitions, allowing a radiant effusion of concealed light to create an artificially flattened effect within the given space. that same year, he participated in the los angeles county museum’s art and technology program, investigating perceptual phenomena with the artist robert irwin and psychologist edward wortz. in 1969, he made sky drawings with sam francis, using colored skywriting smoke and cloud-seeding materials. a pivotal environment turrell developed from 1969 to 1974, for the mendota stoppages several rooms in the former mendota hotel in santa monica were sealed off, the window apertures controlled by the artist to allow natural and artificial light to enter the darkened spaces in specific ways.


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After earning her M.D. from the University of Washington, Dr. Gustafson interned at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati, OH before residency at Swedish Hospital and the UW in Seattle, WA. She then went on to work with the Pacific Medical Center in Seattle before entering a private Otolaryngology practice in Puyallup, WA. After 28 years in private practice, Dr. Gustafson chose to leave surgery and focus on the evaluation of hearing loss, joining our company in January 2014. She is a current member of the L&I provider network and a certified WA IME examiner. In her time off she enjoys hiking in the mountains and working on her small family farm where she always wears hearing protection when on her antique tractor.
Dr. Holland earned his M.D. at the Louisiana State University in Shreveport, LA. His internship was at the Providence Medical Center in Seattle, WA. He then went on to residency at Providence Medical Center and University of Washington in Seattle. Dr. Holland then began private practice in Centralia, WA where he practiced Otolaryngology for 28 years in the local community. He joined Sound ENT in September of 2014 and currently focuses on the evaluation of hearing loss. He is a current member of the L& I provider network and a certified WA IME examiner. In his hours away from the office Dr. Holland develops and installs computer numerical controls for education and industry.
Dr. Treyve earned his M.D. from the Oregon Health Science University in Portland, OR. He interned with the University of Washington/Swedish Hospital and completed his residency at the University of Washington. He remained a clinical instructor for the UW while operating his own private practice in Spokane for the next 18 years. After a brief period of private practice in Jackson Wyoming, Dr. Treyve returned to Washington in 2000 as part of a group practice near Vancouver, WA. Late in 2017 Dr. Treyve moved to NW Washington to be closer to his children and joined Sound ENT where he will be focusing on his specialty of occupational hearing loss. Dr. Treyve is a current member of the L&I provider network and a certified WA IME examiner. Dr. Treyve enjoys golf, skiing, and gardening in his down time.

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after earning her m.d. from the university of washington, dr. gustafson interned at the good samaritan hospital in cincinnati, oh before residency at swedish hospital and the uw in seattle, wa. she then went on to work with the pacific medical center in seattle before entering a private otolaryngology practice in puyallup, wa. after 28 years in private practice, dr. gustafson chose to leave surgery and focus on the evaluation of hearing loss, joining our company in january 2014. she is a current member of the l&i provider network and a certified wa ime examiner. in her time off she enjoys hiking in the mountains and working on her small family farm where she always wears hearing protection when on her antique tractor.
dr. holland earned his m.d. at the louisiana state university in shreveport, la. his internship was at the providence medical center in seattle, wa. he then went on to residency at providence medical center and university of washington in seattle. dr. holland then began private practice in centralia, wa where he practiced otolaryngology for 28 years in the local community. he joined sound ent in september of 2014 and currently focuses on the evaluation of hearing loss. he is a current member of the l& i provider network and a certified wa ime examiner. in his hours away from the office dr. holland develops and installs computer numerical controls for education and industry.
dr. treyve earned his m.d. from the oregon health science university in portland, or. he interned with the university of washington/swedish hospital and completed his residency at the university of washington. he remained a clinical instructor for the uw while operating his own private practice in spokane for the next 18 years. after a brief period of private practice in jackson wyoming, dr. treyve returned to washington in 2000 as part of a group practice near vancouver, wa. late in 2017 dr. treyve moved to nw washington to be closer to his children and joined sound ent where he will be focusing on his specialty of occupational hearing loss. dr. treyve is a current member of the l&i provider network and a certified wa ime examiner. dr. treyve enjoys golf, skiing, and gardening in his down time.


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Air Canada has announced that it will retire its twenty-five Embraer 190 aircraft within the next 18 months. The airline made the announcement as it prepares to take delivery of its new Bombardier CS300 aircraft, which is slated to be delivered late 2019.
The Embraer 190s are operated as Air Canada’s mainline fleet and are only about 10 years old. The aircraft, hopefully, won’t be visiting the boneyard just yet, as the airline is hoping to place the newly-retired aircraft into the marketplace to be sold other airlines.
“We have made decisions to accelerate the removal of the EMB-190s from our mainline fleet. To do this we will retain the A319-100 aircraft a little bit longer than initially planned at the bridge to the deliveries of the Bombardier CSeries scheduled to commence in late 2019. The Airbus 319 aircraft typically has a lower CASM (Cost Per Available Seat Mile) than the EMB-190,” said Mike Rousseau, Chief Financial Officer of Air Canada.
Air Canada is reported to have big plans for the new CS300 aircraft and believes that it will allow the carrier to greatly expand their network.
The airline currently has orders for 45 CS300s, almost double its current Embraer 190 fleet, and could possibly deploy the aircraft on medium range routes such as Vancouver to Boston, or to destinations in Europe or Hawaii.
It is worth noting that Air Canada has also placed orders for the new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, which will replace the airline’s mainline narrow-body fleet. The new fleet additions will help the airline to have one of the world’s youngest, most fuel-efficient fleets.

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air canada has announced that it will retire its twenty-five embraer 190 aircraft within the next 18 months. the airline made the announcement as it prepares to take delivery of its new bombardier cs300 aircraft, which is slated to be delivered late 2019.
the embraer 190s are operated as air canada’s mainline fleet and are only about 10 years old. the aircraft, hopefully, won’t be visiting the boneyard just yet, as the airline is hoping to place the newly-retired aircraft into the marketplace to be sold other airlines.
“we have made decisions to accelerate the removal of the emb-190s from our mainline fleet. to do this we will retain the a319-100 aircraft a little bit longer than initially planned at the bridge to the deliveries of the bombardier cseries scheduled to commence in late 2019. the airbus 319 aircraft typically has a lower casm (cost per available seat mile) than the emb-190,” said mike rousseau, chief financial officer of air canada.
air canada is reported to have big plans for the new cs300 aircraft and believes that it will allow the carrier to greatly expand their network.
the airline currently has orders for 45 cs300s, almost double its current embraer 190 fleet, and could possibly deploy the aircraft on medium range routes such as vancouver to boston, or to destinations in europe or hawaii.
it is worth noting that air canada has also placed orders for the new boeing 737 max aircraft, which will replace the airline’s mainline narrow-body fleet. the new fleet additions will help the airline to have one of the world’s youngest, most fuel-efficient fleets.


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My practice is based within my own home in the village of Woodhall Spa in Lincolnshire. It is easily accessible for all and there are ample parking facilities. I am also available for home visits if this is preferable for you.
To book an appointment or for further information, please do not hestitate to contact me. Appointments are available from 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday with evening and weekend appointments by arrangement.

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my practice is based within my own home in the village of woodhall spa in lincolnshire. it is easily accessible for all and there are ample parking facilities. i am also available for home visits if this is preferable for you.
to book an appointment or for further information, please do not hestitate to contact me. appointments are available from 9am to 5pm monday to friday with evening and weekend appointments by arrangement.


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Hi Guys and welcome to a new series called Hero Focus!!!
Each week a new Hero will be selected by a small group of players to focus on and provide a suggestion as to what to do with them.
Pumpkin Dukes main areas of use are Raiding, Expeditions, Storm Mesa/Lava Isle, Wretched Gorge/Infernal Summit,Castle Crisis, HBM and of course Dungeons!!
His main use is to buff the Attack Speed of all the other Heroes on the Battlefield to ensure that the Area you are using him is completed within the time limit. He is also very useful in PvP Gamemodes such as Lost Battlefield and Arena.
The Main Talent we have chosen to showcase is Regenerate.
At 8/8 this Talent will raise Pumpkin Dukes Energy recovery by 100% and his Healing by 100% but only from basic attacks. This works much the same as Berzerk in the sense it helps speed up his proc which is the main purpose of using him and helps him heal more when accompanied with a Healing Hero.
There is a few other combinations we discussed but we chose Regenerate as it is a newer Talent and many of you may be looking for a place to store it.
**Other Talent combos that were discussed were Empower/Life Drain, Stone Skin/Revitalize and Berzerk/Empower.
What this does is give a higher possibility to negate any Critical Attacks thrown at him from enemies and help aid in keeping him alive for the end of the match.
We chose these Traits over Dodge as this Talent works best when being attacked, if we had used a high Dodge build then the Talent would become void. Dodge would work well in builds that include Empower as Empower gives Energy regardless of the situation.
You could also go half CRIT RESIST and half ACC to counter any Dodge Heroes you might face.
The screenshot shows full CRIT RESIST Traits.
The Enchantment we have chosen for this build is Unbridled Fury.
As Regenerate only increases his energy when attacked, Unbridled Fury will increase his Attack Speed which in turn helps him to reach max speed as quickly as possible.
The screenshot below only shows a Level 4 Unbridled Fury but at Level 5 it will increase your Attack Speed by 30% with a 20% chance to Stun an enemy Target for 2 seconds.
In conclusion this build of Pumpkin Duke is great for keeping him alive longer than the mainstream builds of Revitalize or Berzerk without losing too much time getting the initial proc off.
We are very interested to hear your feedback and any other builds you have that work well for you.
Again this is not the "be all and end all" build, this is just our opinion and input to help the community.
Well for me zerk is still awesome unless you are some spenders.
What do you use for traits and crests with your Berzerk build?
First of all, thank you so much for the hard work. I am currently streaming and leaving comment with my fam in the stream.
When you roll 50K gem for a paladin.
Great guidance bro. Really help me very much. Cant wait to see ur next hero review. Keep up bro.
Thanks mate, will have a new one coming soon.
IW crest at any level is great for dungeons. It pretty much makes most of the current dungeons a lot easier, up to 6-10 insane. With a good Anubis or Esprita the board will mostly like be a ghost town after 10 seconds and a skill 11 PD should help any team clean up the buildings.
Thanks clasher!! I actually enjoy doing the research and discussing with the team different ways for different heroes to work. Always make it all feel worth it when we hear good feedback!!

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hi guys and welcome to a new series called hero focus!!!
each week a new hero will be selected by a small group of players to focus on and provide a suggestion as to what to do with them.
pumpkin dukes main areas of use are raiding, expeditions, storm mesa/lava isle, wretched gorge/infernal summit,castle crisis, hbm and of course dungeons!!
his main use is to buff the attack speed of all the other heroes on the battlefield to ensure that the area you are using him is completed within the time limit. he is also very useful in pvp gamemodes such as lost battlefield and arena.
the main talent we have chosen to showcase is regenerate.
at 8/8 this talent will raise pumpkin dukes energy recovery by 100% and his healing by 100% but only from basic attacks. this works much the same as berzerk in the sense it helps speed up his proc which is the main purpose of using him and helps him heal more when accompanied with a healing hero.
there is a few other combinations we discussed but we chose regenerate as it is a newer talent and many of you may be looking for a place to store it.
**other talent combos that were discussed were empower/life drain, stone skin/revitalize and berzerk/empower.
what this does is give a higher possibility to negate any critical attacks thrown at him from enemies and help aid in keeping him alive for the end of the match.
we chose these traits over dodge as this talent works best when being attacked, if we had used a high dodge build then the talent would become void. dodge would work well in builds that include empower as empower gives energy regardless of the situation.
you could also go half crit resist and half acc to counter any dodge heroes you might face.
the screenshot shows full crit resist traits.
the enchantment we have chosen for this build is unbridled fury.
as regenerate only increases his energy when attacked, unbridled fury will increase his attack speed which in turn helps him to reach max speed as quickly as possible.
the screenshot below only shows a level 4 unbridled fury but at level 5 it will increase your attack speed by 30% with a 20% chance to stun an enemy target for 2 seconds.
in conclusion this build of pumpkin duke is great for keeping him alive longer than the mainstream builds of revitalize or berzerk without losing too much time getting the initial proc off.
we are very interested to hear your feedback and any other builds you have that work well for you.
again this is not the "be all and end all" build, this is just our opinion and input to help the community.
well for me zerk is still awesome unless you are some spenders.
what do you use for traits and crests with your berzerk build?
first of all, thank you so much for the hard work. i am currently streaming and leaving comment with my fam in the stream.
when you roll 50k gem for a paladin.
great guidance bro. really help me very much. cant wait to see ur next hero review. keep up bro.
thanks mate, will have a new one coming soon.
iw crest at any level is great for dungeons. it pretty much makes most of the current dungeons a lot easier, up to 6-10 insane. with a good anubis or esprita the board will mostly like be a ghost town after 10 seconds and a skill 11 pd should help any team clean up the buildings.
thanks clasher!! i actually enjoy doing the research and discussing with the team different ways for different heroes to work. always make it all feel worth it when we hear good feedback!!