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Warner Music Group artists Bruno Mars and the Red Hot Chili Peppers saw their respective albums race to the top of the iTunes charts Monday.
Mars took the No. 1 slot — up from No. 4 on Sunday — with his second album, “Unorthodox Jukebox,” while his first album, “Doo-Wops & Hooligans,” ranked No. 3.
Disney’s album “Frozen” separated the two.
Meanwhile “Red Hot Chili Peppers: Greatest Hits” hit the No. 6 position, jumping 19 slots from Sunday.
Len Blavatnik’s Warner Music Group hasn’t fielded a Super Bowl artist since Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers back in 2008, and the fact that both artists have their recording and publishing catalogs with Warner makes the news all the more profitable.
Meanwhile, Verizon reported that its data connections rose 800 percent versus last year. The astounding increase — no doubt attributable to people sharing photos — came during the halftime show.

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Warner Music Group artists Bruno Mars and the Red Hot Chili Peppers saw their respective albums race to the top of the iTunes charts Monday .
 Mars took the No . 1 slot — up from No . 4 on Sunday — with his second album , “ Unorthodox Jukebox , ” while his first album , “ Doo - Wops & Hooligans , ” ranked No . 3 .
 Disney ’s album “ Frozen ” separated the two .
 Meanwhile “ Red Hot Chili Peppers : Greatest Hits ” hit the No . 6 position , jumping 19 slots from Sunday .
 Len Blavatnik ’s Warner Music Group has n’t fielded a Super Bowl artist since Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers back in 2008 , and the fact that both artists have their recording and publishing catalogs with Warner makes the news all the more profitable .
 Meanwhile , Verizon reported that its data connections rose 800 percent versus last year . The astounding increase — no doubt attributable to people sharing photos — came during the halftime show .


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It started with a little flower and a bunch of self love!!!
It was a special day for a few different reasons. It was my Mum’s 64th birthday; she is radiant and sweet and I love her!
The Self Love Series also kicked off with the first of five, two hour sessions at the Centennial Dining room, hosted by Bec Caines, our Daily Guru ‘go to’!!
The location of the venue was visually stunning. The start time coinciding with a perfect autumn sunset in Sydney. I arrived early (my usual habit of not checking times and guessing it was around 6 – I was off by half an hour).
I had to check myself for a moment; my pre-work was ‘self love’. Can you answer what you’re presently challenged with? I know I’m loving myself some days more than others. But what am I challenged with? Great question!
OK, so how is my own well-being and happiness? I’ve been doing a bit of work on this lately so I’ve got a few ideas… I think?
I jotted down some private thoughts based around my core desired feelings, however really had to dig a bit deeper for this one.
The greeting at registration was warm and we were shown around to allow time to network and browse some of the merchandise stands. There were beautiful Tibetan and Indian home-wares from Decoco home and I had the pleasure of meeting the lovely Karen from Combardis Elixir who is the creative mind behind the 100% natural aromatherapy body and face mists. Her generosity extended to us receiving a lovely tester which has been put to great use already.
The connection to a mediation and affirmation for each mist is beautiful. Very soulful and mindful.
I’m usually very nervous going into events. Asking myself, what am I going to talk about, who are these people, they must be better than me and much more successful – I’ve been realising of late that we’re all on a similar journey and I believe in myself. It must be my first time arriving to something like this in a very present state of mind. There was no worry, no thinking, just enjoying and letting my evening flow with my dear friend Jarka.
We had a beautiful bunch of flowers from Little flowers to surprise us on our front row seats. Bec delivered the intro for our very pregnant and glowing speaker, Debbie Spellman.
Debbie created Mind Detox (what a great term) – I’ve been detoxing my mind for the past 3 weeks after resigning from my corporate gig, which was no longer serving me.
What I loved about Debbie’s insights, as well as her absolutely stunning slides reflecting soft summer images, were the basic tools provided to help us question ourselves during our daily life … identifying what we find difficult to change, such as negative thoughts and limiting beliefs. Creating new evidence on these creepy crawly thoughts that pop into our head. As Debbie most rightly pointed out, these thoughts are not real unless we make them real. Recreating that false thought of not being good enough or being hopeless is only our own perception.
I particularly liked Debbie’s reference to thoughts being like a pathway at age 15, and then growing to a highway during our 20’s and then, if reinforced, suddenly becoming a super highway and running out of control in your 30s 40s and beyond.
Going back to my Mum, who I suspect was never asked about what self believe she’s struggling with, I feel so blessed, grateful and abundant having people like Bec, Debbie and Jarka in my life to provoke these thoughts and feelings for all generations. To be present in this moment and to catch those self-sabotaging words that women and men put into their heads creating a life long toxic mind of worry, fear and resentment, is priceless.
Start being kind to yourself and observe the positive changes taking affect.

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It started with a little flower and a bunch of self love ! ! !
 It was a special day for a few different reasons . It was my Mum ’s 64th birthday ; she is radiant and sweet and I love her !
 The Self Love Series also kicked off with the first of five , two hour sessions at the Centennial Dining room , hosted by Bec Caines , our Daily Guru ‘ go to ’ ! !
 The location of the venue was visually stunning . The start time coinciding with a perfect autumn sunset in Sydney . I arrived early ( my usual habit of not checking times and guessing it was around 6 – I was off by half an hour ) .
 I had to check myself for a moment ; my pre - work was ‘ self love ’ . Can you answer what you ’re presently challenged with ? I know I ’m loving myself some days more than others . But what am I challenged with ? Great question !
 OK , so how is my own well - being and happiness ? I ’ve been doing a bit of work on this lately so I ’ve got a few ideas … I think ?
 I jotted down some private thoughts based around my core desired feelings , however really had to dig a bit deeper for this one .
 The greeting at registration was warm and we were shown around to allow time to network and browse some of the merchandise stands . There were beautiful Tibetan and Indian home - wares from Decoco home and I had the pleasure of meeting the lovely Karen from Combardis Elixir who is the creative mind behind the 100 % natural aromatherapy body and face mists . Her generosity extended to us receiving a lovely tester which has been put to great use already .
 The connection to a mediation and affirmation for each mist is beautiful . Very soulful and mindful .
 I ’m usually very nervous going into events . Asking myself , what am I going to talk about , who are these people , they must be better than me and much more successful – I ’ve been realising of late that we ’re all on a similar journey and I believe in myself . It must be my first time arriving to something like this in a very present state of mind . There was no worry , no thinking , just enjoying and letting my evening flow with my dear friend Jarka .
 We had a beautiful bunch of flowers from Little flowers to surprise us on our front row seats . Bec delivered the intro for our very pregnant and glowing speaker , Debbie Spellman .
 Debbie created Mind Detox ( what a great term ) – I ’ve been detoxing my mind for the past 3 weeks after resigning from my corporate gig , which was no longer serving me .
 What I loved about Debbie ’s insights , as well as her absolutely stunning slides reflecting soft summer images , were the basic tools provided to help us question ourselves during our daily life … identifying what we find difficult to change , such as negative thoughts and limiting beliefs . Creating new evidence on these creepy crawly thoughts that pop into our head . As Debbie most rightly pointed out , these thoughts are not real unless we make them real . Recreating that false thought of not being good enough or being hopeless is only our own perception .
 I particularly liked Debbie ’s reference to thoughts being like a pathway at age 15 , and then growing to a highway during our 20 ’s and then , if reinforced , suddenly becoming a super highway and running out of control in your 30s 40s and beyond .
 Going back to my Mum , who I suspect was never asked about what self believe she ’s struggling with , I feel so blessed , grateful and abundant having people like Bec , Debbie and Jarka in my life to provoke these thoughts and feelings for all generations . To be present in this moment and to catch those self - sabotaging words that women and men put into their heads creating a life long toxic mind of worry , fear and resentment , is priceless .
 Start being kind to yourself and observe the positive changes taking affect .


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After a buffet breakfast, depart to Siracusa, visit the archaeological area including the famous Latomie of the paradise and Dyionisios "Ear". Continue to the island of Ortigia, historical centre of the city. Visit of the Cathedral and Arethuse fountain. Lunch on your own. Depart for Ragusa and visit of the enchanting historical centre "Ibla", with its Baroque stunning palaces and churches. Accommodation, dinner and overnight at Hotel.
After a buffet breakfast depart to Caltagirone, famous for the production of ceramics and pottery: visit of a ceramics laboratory and opportunity of shopping. Continue to Piazza Armerina and visit the worldwide know Villa Romana del Casale thanks to its well preserved mosaics. Lunch in a typically Sicilian restaurant serving local specialities. Depart to Agrigento and visit the Valley of the Temples. Accommodation and dinner at Hotel. Overnight.
After a buffet breakfast depart to Palermo. Accommodation at Hotel. Time at leisure and lunch on your own. In the afternoon visit of Monreale: the Cathedral, one of the most beautiful monuments of the world with its Moorish architecture and the Benedictine Cloister in Arab-norman style.
Continue to visit the historical centre of Palermo, one of the largest of Europe ( including the Cathedral, the Palatine Chapel, the Royal Palace). Dinner and overnight at your hotel.
suggestive landscape. Continue to the medieval village of Erice placed on the top of a hill overlooking the city of Trapani and the Egadi Islands: walk through its tiny and characteristic street. Lunch on your own. Down to Trapani for a panoramic tour of the salt windmills, still working. Return to Palermo. Dinner in a local restaurant. Overnight at your hotel.
DAY 6 Palermo, Cefalu, Nebrodi Park, Taormina.
After a buffet breakfast depart to Cefalù a former fishing village, now a charming coastal town. Enjoy a walk to the city center and down main streets to reach the Arab-Norman Cathedral and the medieval wash - house built in the rock. Drive through the park of "Nebrodi" and stop for lunch with a typical menu. Continue to Cesaro Randazzo and visit the Etna park from an unusual point of view - the North facing side- surrounded by beautiful landscapes. Arrival in Taormina.
Accommodation, dinner and overnight at Hotel.
After a buffet breakfast, morning at leisure or for those who will be interested, possibly of an optional excursion to the Mount Etna, the highest active volcano in Europe. Weather conditions permitting, across fascinating landscapes, we will reach a height of 1800 metres, where we will enjoy a fantastic panorama of the Ionic Sea. In the afternoon visit to Taormina, the small medieval village called " the pearl of the Ionic Sea". Enjoy time at leisure for shopping or walking through the tiny streets. Possibility to visit the Roman-Greek theatre on your own. In the late afternoon return to the hotel. In the evening be ready for a farewell dinner at your hotel.
After breakfast transfer to Catania airport and end of tour.

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After a buffet breakfast , depart to Siracusa , visit the archaeological area including the famous Latomie of the paradise and Dyionisios " Ear " . Continue to the island of Ortigia , historical centre of the city . Visit of the Cathedral and Arethuse fountain . Lunch on your own . Depart for Ragusa and visit of the enchanting historical centre " Ibla " , with its Baroque stunning palaces and churches . Accommodation , dinner and overnight at Hotel .
 After a buffet breakfast depart to Caltagirone , famous for the production of ceramics and pottery : visit of a ceramics laboratory and opportunity of shopping . Continue to Piazza Armerina and visit the worldwide know Villa Romana del Casale thanks to its well preserved mosaics . Lunch in a typically Sicilian restaurant serving local specialities . Depart to Agrigento and visit the Valley of the Temples . Accommodation and dinner at Hotel . Overnight .
 After a buffet breakfast depart to Palermo . Accommodation at Hotel . Time at leisure and lunch on your own . In the afternoon visit of Monreale : the Cathedral , one of the most beautiful monuments of the world with its Moorish architecture and the Benedictine Cloister in Arab - norman style .
 Continue to visit the historical centre of Palermo , one of the largest of Europe ( including the Cathedral , the Palatine Chapel , the Royal Palace ) . Dinner and overnight at your hotel .
 suggestive landscape . Continue to the medieval village of Erice placed on the top of a hill overlooking the city of Trapani and the Egadi Islands : walk through its tiny and characteristic street . Lunch on your own . Down to Trapani for a panoramic tour of the salt windmills , still working . Return to Palermo . Dinner in a local restaurant . Overnight at your hotel .
 DAY 6 Palermo , Cefalu , Nebrodi Park , Taormina .
 After a buffet breakfast depart to Cefalù a former fishing village , now a charming coastal town . Enjoy a walk to the city center and down main streets to reach the Arab - Norman Cathedral and the medieval wash - house built in the rock . Drive through the park of " Nebrodi " and stop for lunch with a typical menu . Continue to Cesaro Randazzo and visit the Etna park from an unusual point of view - the North facing side- surrounded by beautiful landscapes . Arrival in Taormina .
 Accommodation , dinner and overnight at Hotel .
 After a buffet breakfast , morning at leisure or for those who will be interested , possibly of an optional excursion to the Mount Etna , the highest active volcano in Europe . Weather conditions permitting , across fascinating landscapes , we will reach a height of 1800 metres , where we will enjoy a fantastic panorama of the Ionic Sea . In the afternoon visit to Taormina , the small medieval village called " the pearl of the Ionic Sea " . Enjoy time at leisure for shopping or walking through the tiny streets . Possibility to visit the Roman - Greek theatre on your own . In the late afternoon return to the hotel . In the evening be ready for a farewell dinner at your hotel .
 After breakfast transfer to Catania airport and end of tour .


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In Canada you can now buy Bitcoins with Visa® or MasterCard® using Western Union – limit is up to $950 per transaction for this payment method.
You can send more money with other methods and if you bank with ScotiaBank or BMO you can also use their services to send money through online banking, including a mobile device with ScotiaBank Mobile Banking. Western Union Bitcoin purchases can be placed through several sellers on the www.LocalBitcoins.com marketplace.

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In Canada you can now buy Bitcoins with Visa ® or MasterCard ® using Western Union – limit is up to $ 950 per transaction for this payment method .
 You can send more money with other methods and if you bank with ScotiaBank or BMO you can also use their services to send money through online banking , including a mobile device with ScotiaBank Mobile Banking . Western Union Bitcoin purchases can be placed through several sellers on the www.LocalBitcoins.com marketplace .


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Business process automation (BPA) is the use of technology to automate activities or services that accomplish a specific function or workflow. It is a crucial part of digital transformation, as it increases service quality, improves delivery time, and contains costs in any operation.
Within our BPA solutions, automated business processes are managed collectively to improve an organization’s overall workflow by achieving greater efficiency, adapting to changing business needs, reducing human error, and clarifying job roles and responsibilities.
Like a train track, a well implemented BPA solution ensures your processes reach their intended goal in an accurate and timely manner. And embedded tracking functions enable you to keep an eye on the status of your processes within the established workflow.
Business processes are typically triggered by an event, such as the filing of an expense report. This trigger event initiates a set of predefined processes, or workflow steps. The workflow concludes when the final step is taken, such as when the employee is reimbursed for the submitted expenses.
When you automate a workflow, you create an owner for each step of the process. Typical steps include initiation of a transaction, input of related data, and eventual approval or rejection. Each is bound to one or more individuals expected to perform an action as part of the step.
Our process automation solutions keep track of each transaction as it passes through the workflow. At any point along the way, stakeholders and others granted permission can open a record to determine its status, or they can generate reports for a bigger picture of progress as a team. Enabling this level of information transparency in your business process reinforces the accountability of all stakeholders.
The goal of BPA is not only to automate business processes, but to simplify and improve business workflows as well. BPA can be a standalone initiative or part of a larger, overarching business process management strategy.
This Agile approach enables us to meet your mission and business needs for BPA while reducing time, cost, and risk. We ensure every project benefits from repeatable, effective, and efficient practices.
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Business process automation ( BPA ) is the use of technology to automate activities or services that accomplish a specific function or workflow . It is a crucial part of digital transformation , as it increases service quality , improves delivery time , and contains costs in any operation .
 Within our BPA solutions , automated business processes are managed collectively to improve an organization ’s overall workflow by achieving greater efficiency , adapting to changing business needs , reducing human error , and clarifying job roles and responsibilities .
 Like a train track , a well implemented BPA solution ensures your processes reach their intended goal in an accurate and timely manner . And embedded tracking functions enable you to keep an eye on the status of your processes within the established workflow .
 Business processes are typically triggered by an event , such as the filing of an expense report . This trigger event initiates a set of predefined processes , or workflow steps . The workflow concludes when the final step is taken , such as when the employee is reimbursed for the submitted expenses .
 When you automate a workflow , you create an owner for each step of the process . Typical steps include initiation of a transaction , input of related data , and eventual approval or rejection . Each is bound to one or more individuals expected to perform an action as part of the step .
 Our process automation solutions keep track of each transaction as it passes through the workflow . At any point along the way , stakeholders and others granted permission can open a record to determine its status , or they can generate reports for a bigger picture of progress as a team . Enabling this level of information transparency in your business process reinforces the accountability of all stakeholders .
 The goal of BPA is not only to automate business processes , but to simplify and improve business workflows as well .   BPA can be a standalone initiative or part of a larger , overarching business process management strategy .
 This Agile approach enables us to meet your mission and business needs for BPA while reducing time , cost , and risk . We ensure every project benefits from repeatable , effective , and efficient practices .
 Contact us today and let us show you how our BPA solutions can dramatically boost the efficiency of your operations .


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Multimedia artist Joyce Yu-Jean Lee presented footage of her art installations, which exemplify how visual culture shapes notions of truth and the “other” on Friday, Feb. 16 in Kendall Hall as part of the College’s Brown Bag series.
Lee, who teaches at New Jersey City University and the Fashion Institute of Technology, had no plans to become an artist in her early life. She attended the University of Pennsylvania as a double major in communications and psychology with plans to work in fashion marketing. Two weeks after she returned to school from her summer internship in New York City, some of Penn’s Wharton School of Business alumni who worked at the World Trade Center were killed during the 9/11 attacks. This changed the way Lee saw the world.
“If I die tomorrow, with no warning whatsoever, what do I want to be in the middle of doing?” Lee recalled asking herself at the time.
Lee turned to art to process what was happening and make sense of the influx of information and images coming from the media following the 9/11 attacks.
Today, Lee is highly selective in the way she consumes news. She does not watch or own a television. Lee believes our relationship with the media has a profound impact on the way we understand society and view others.
“While contemporary media washes over us, we can sometimes get lulled to sleep and we don’t realize what’s happening,” Lee said.
She encouraged the audience to pause and consider how media influences their perspective of the world around them.
Lee’s recent project, FIREWALL, a pop-up interactive art installation, was displayed at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City and the Oslo Freedom Forum in Norway. The project compared the disparities of America’s Google search engine to China’s Baidu in an effort to shed insight on how internet censorship produces different results in different countries, and to create discussion about internet rights and freedoms.
FIREWALL garnered the attention of Chinese authorities when Lu Miaoqing, the only lawyer to win two cases over China’s single child policy, prepared to participate on Lee’s feminist activists panel. The night before the panel, the Chinese government reached out to Miaoqing’s law firm and forbade her to work with Lee or to ever speak publicly again. Miaoqing is now on academic asylum in the U.S.
Lee’s latest exhibit, State of the DysUnion, is on display at NJCU’s Visual Arts Gallery until March 1. This project presents a snapshot of today’s journalism, advertising and the internet influenced by “alternative facts” and “fake news” discussed in the media.
The project is displayed as an eight-foot cylindrical screen.
The first chapter shows a variety of news clippings, that include both liberal and conservative articles.
The piece rotates front-page international news stories from the day Donald Trump won the 2016 presidential election.
The next chapter of the installation shows drone footage of the first Women’s March in 2017, from every location around the world, overlaid with footage from this past summer’s California wildfire. The piece showcases the magnitude of the reaction to Trump’s election while the wildfire footage represents how the media builds energy of its own.
Lee uses her art to help figure out how to navigate personal agency in the midst of today’s confusing media landscape.
In her 2012 performative activist exhibition, Made in China, at (e)merge Art Fair, Lee dressed up as a Chinese factory worker with a peddler’s cart who created limited edition works of art. Behind her, a screen displayed other factory workers making the products she was selling. This project served as an effort to point at the hypocrisy surrounding the U.S.’ relationship with China and trade.
Lee feels that artists have a specific role in society — to function as a mouthpiece. They produce works based on the emotions and conditions of the present day, operating as a societal barometer.
Through her art, Lee hopes to continue to serve American culture by highlighting important issues that often go undiscussed, and by challenging our country’s standards for communication.

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Multimedia artist Joyce Yu - Jean Lee presented footage of her art installations , which exemplify how visual culture shapes notions of truth and the “ other ” on Friday , Feb. 16 in Kendall Hall as part of the College ’s Brown Bag series .
 Lee , who teaches at New Jersey City University and the Fashion Institute of Technology , had no plans to become an artist in her early life . She attended the University of Pennsylvania as a double major in communications and psychology with plans to work in fashion marketing . Two weeks after she returned to school from her summer internship in New York City , some of Penn ’s Wharton School of Business alumni who worked at the World Trade Center were killed during the 9/11 attacks . This changed the way Lee saw the world .
 “ If I die tomorrow , with no warning whatsoever , what do I want to be in the middle of doing ? ” Lee recalled asking herself at the time .
 Lee turned to art to process what was happening and make sense of the influx of information and images coming from the media following the 9/11 attacks .
 Today , Lee is highly selective in the way she consumes news . She does not watch or own a television . Lee believes our relationship with the media has a profound impact on the way we understand society and view others .
 “ While contemporary media washes over us , we can sometimes get lulled to sleep and we do n’t realize what ’s happening , ” Lee said .
 She encouraged the audience to pause and consider how media influences their perspective of the world around them .
 Lee ’s recent project , FIREWALL , a pop - up interactive art installation , was displayed at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City and the Oslo Freedom Forum in Norway . The project compared the disparities of America ’s Google search engine to China ’s Baidu in an effort to shed insight on how internet censorship produces different results in different countries , and to create discussion about internet rights and freedoms .
 FIREWALL garnered the attention of Chinese authorities when Lu Miaoqing , the only lawyer to win two cases over China ’s single child policy , prepared to participate on Lee ’s feminist activists panel . The night before the panel , the Chinese government reached out to Miaoqing ’s law firm and forbade her to work with Lee or to ever speak publicly again . Miaoqing is now on academic asylum in the U.S.
 Lee ’s latest exhibit , State of the DysUnion , is on display at NJCU ’s Visual Arts Gallery until March 1 . This project presents a snapshot of today ’s journalism , advertising and the internet influenced by “ alternative facts ” and “ fake news ” discussed in the media .
 The project is displayed as an eight - foot cylindrical screen .
 The first chapter shows a variety of news clippings , that include both liberal and conservative articles .
 The piece rotates front - page international news stories from the day Donald Trump won the 2016 presidential election .
 The next chapter of the installation shows drone footage of the first Women ’s March in 2017 , from every location around the world , overlaid with footage from this past summer ’s California wildfire . The piece showcases the magnitude of the reaction to Trump ’s election while the wildfire footage represents how the media builds energy of its own .
 Lee uses her art to help figure out how to navigate personal agency in the midst of today ’s confusing media landscape .
 In her 2012 performative activist exhibition , Made in China , at ( e)merge Art Fair , Lee dressed up as a Chinese factory worker with a peddler ’s cart who created limited edition works of art . Behind her , a screen displayed other factory workers making the products she was selling . This project served as an effort to point at the hypocrisy surrounding the U.S. ’ relationship with China and trade .
 Lee feels that artists have a specific role in society — to function as a mouthpiece . They produce works based on the emotions and conditions of the present day , operating as a societal barometer .
 Through her art , Lee hopes to continue to serve American culture by highlighting important issues that often go undiscussed , and by challenging our country ’s standards for communication .


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Employers are accountable for the benefit options offered to employees. According to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), fiduciaries are liable for losses to a benefit plan. This applies if the losses occurred as a result of their alleged errors or omissions or breach of their fiduciary duties.
Employees and the government can file a lawsuit against a company, its fiduciaries, and its plans. This is why most companies should consider the protections offered by fiduciary liability coverage.
Fiduciary liability coverage can protect against several types of claims. Some of the most common include denial of benefits, administrative errors, improper advice or counsel, and wrongful termination of a plan.
Any company that offers a retirement plan might need protection against errors in plan administration and breaches of duty under ERISA.
Fiduciary Liability Insurance also fills the gaps in traditional coverage. General Liability (GL) insurance or Directors and Officers (D&O) liability insurance doesn’t cover every possible lawsuit against fiduciaries. A business needs protection against the more expensive and complex ERISA violation claims.
Fiduciaries without fiduciary liability insurance will have to pay for lawsuit defense costs, judgments, and settlements on their own. It’s possible to mitigate fiduciary liability exposure, but not entirely eliminate it. Having fiduciary liability coverage is the best way to protect a business.

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Employers are accountable for the benefit options offered to employees . According to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 ( ERISA ) , fiduciaries are liable for losses to a benefit plan . This applies if the losses occurred as a result of their alleged errors or omissions or breach of their fiduciary duties .
 Employees and the government can file a lawsuit against a company , its fiduciaries , and its plans . This is why most companies should consider the protections offered by fiduciary liability coverage .
 Fiduciary liability coverage can protect against several types of claims . Some of the most common include denial of benefits , administrative errors , improper advice or counsel , and wrongful termination of a plan .
 Any company that offers a retirement plan might need protection against errors in plan administration and breaches of duty under ERISA .
 Fiduciary Liability Insurance also fills the gaps in traditional coverage . General Liability ( GL ) insurance or Directors and Officers ( D&O ) liability insurance does n’t cover every possible lawsuit against fiduciaries . A business needs protection against the more expensive and complex ERISA violation claims .
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Horsham Concrete Company Pty Ltd commenced trading on the 9th May 1998.
We now have state of the art offices, located at Kenny Road, a computerised batching system, a GPS tracking system for all trucks, which supports many reporting requirements.
We have gradually built up the fleet of concrete agitators over the years, and now boast 7 agitators. We also have 2 tipper combinations available for sand/stone cartage.
We employ 10 staff, and 3 of the 4 Directors work on a daily basis in the business. Our staff have many years experience in the delivery of concrete and pride themselves in their knowledge of concrete.
It is very important to the Directors of our company to ‘keep it local’. Whilst we source our expertise in concrete production from our city counterparts, we aim to spend our dollars within our region – to see Horsham and surrounds thrive!
The company has evolved over the years to become a strong family business employing locals and taking pride in supporting our community.
Horsham Concrete is an active member of Business Horsham.

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Horsham Concrete Company Pty Ltd commenced trading on the 9th May 1998 .
 We now have state of the art offices , located at Kenny Road , a computerised batching system , a GPS tracking system for all trucks , which supports many reporting requirements .
 We have gradually built up the fleet of concrete agitators over the years , and now boast 7 agitators . We also have 2 tipper combinations available for sand / stone cartage .
 We employ 10 staff , and 3 of the 4 Directors work on a daily basis in the business . Our staff have many years experience in the delivery of concrete and pride themselves in their knowledge of concrete .
 It is very important to the Directors of our company to ‘ keep it local ’ . Whilst we source our expertise in concrete production from our city counterparts , we aim to spend our dollars within our region – to see Horsham and surrounds thrive !
 The company has evolved over the years to become a strong family business employing locals and taking pride in supporting our community .
 Horsham Concrete is an active member of Business Horsham .


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John's account of the giving of the Holy Spirit on Easter differs from the account of the Pentecost event in the Acts of the Apostles.
Still, his short account with its double salutation of 'Peace be with you" gives that common greeting new significance for the early followers of Jesus and for us today.
Coupled with the commission of being sent forth as Jesus had been sent by the Father, it sets the stage for their reception of the Holy Spirit with its power and responsibility of forgiveness.
Once upon a time a new family moved into a neighborhood. It was a nice neighborhood and it was very close to where the Daddy worked, so close he could walk to work. There was only one thing wrong with the neighborhood. Most people weren’t Irish! Yes, that’s true there are such neighborhoods! They were Mexican and Thai, Jewish and Korean, Japanese and Indian, Polish and Columbian, Lebanese and Chinese and just about every other nationality that you could imagine. The children in the neighborhood swarmed around the new kids. Are you really Irish? We don’t have any Irish living in our neighborhood.
What’s it like to be Irish?
Can you teach us Irish songs and dances and tell us Irish stories?
God made us all different and we enjoy it!
All Irish neighborhoods are BORING!
O living God, come and make our souls temples of thy Spirit.
Baptize thy whole Church with fire, that the divisions soon may cease, and that it may stand before the world as a pillar and buttress of thy truth.
Grant us all the fruits of thy Holy Spirit: brotherly love, joy, peace, patience, goodwill and faithfulness.
May the Holy Spirit speak by the voice of thy servants, here and everywhere, as they preach thy word.
Send thy Holy Spirit, the comforter, to all who face adversity, or who are the victims of men's wickedness.
Preserve all nations and their leaders from hatred and war, and build up a true community among nations, through the power of thy Spirit.
Spirit of knowledge and devotion, Spirit of obedience to the Lord.
31 May the glory of the LORD endure for ever, may the LORD rejoice in his works.

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John 's account of the giving of the Holy Spirit on Easter differs from the account of the Pentecost event in the Acts of the Apostles .
 Still , his short account with its double salutation of ' Peace be with you " gives that common greeting new significance for the early followers of Jesus and for us today .
 Coupled with the commission of being sent forth as Jesus had been sent by the Father , it sets the stage for their reception of the Holy Spirit with its power and responsibility of forgiveness .
 Once upon a time a new family moved into a neighborhood . It was a nice neighborhood and it was very close to where the Daddy worked , so close he could walk to work . There was only one thing wrong with the neighborhood . Most people were n’t Irish ! Yes , that ’s true there are such neighborhoods ! They were Mexican and Thai , Jewish and Korean , Japanese and Indian , Polish and Columbian , Lebanese and Chinese and just about every other nationality that you could imagine . The children in the neighborhood swarmed around the new kids . Are you really Irish ? We do n’t have any Irish living in our neighborhood .
 What ’s it like to be Irish ?
 Can you teach us Irish songs and dances and tell us Irish stories ?
 God made us all different and we enjoy it !
 All Irish neighborhoods are BORING !
 O living God , come and make our souls temples of thy Spirit .
 Baptize thy whole Church with fire , that the divisions soon may cease , and that it may stand before the world as a pillar and buttress of thy truth .
 Grant us all the fruits of thy Holy Spirit : brotherly love , joy , peace , patience , goodwill and faithfulness .
 May the Holy Spirit speak by the voice of thy servants , here and everywhere , as they preach thy word .
 Send thy Holy Spirit , the comforter , to all who face adversity , or who are the victims of men 's wickedness .
 Preserve all nations and their leaders from hatred and war , and build up a true community among nations , through the power of thy Spirit .
 Spirit of knowledge and devotion , Spirit of obedience to the Lord .
 31 May the glory of the LORD endure for ever , may the LORD rejoice in his works .


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A row of identically-shaped perfume bottles are all turned so that the labels face away from me.
As I struggle to give coherent answers to a series of questions about the first fragrances I remember, my preferences in accessories and fashion, my lifestyle and habits, I can’t help feeling a little sceptical.
I own nothing with a designer label and my own ideas of my personal style are hazy at best. And besides, no fragrance smells horrible, so surely I am bound to like whatever is selected for me.
I am attending a fragrance profiling session with Kris Dembinsky, Head of Global Sales for Penhaligon’s, an English perfume house whose fragrances are now available in the Cayman Islands, exclusively at Le Visage in Camana Bay.
Founded in 1870 by Cornish barber William Penhaligon, the brand keeps the unorthodox spirit of its creator alive.
Staying firmly out of the mainstream, Penhaligon’s follows its own quirky, individual path.
It is not just the exclusivity that sets Penhaligon’s apart from the masses (you will not find these fragrances in high street department stores – try Harrods or Saks Fifth Avenue instead) but also their tradition of going against the grain: Penhaligon, court barber and perfumer to Queen victoria, was working in an era characterised by prudence and austerity; his style however was flamboyant, exotic and unorthodox – something which shone through in the fragrances he created.
His first fragrance, Hammam Bouquet, was inspired by the Turkish bath house adjacent to his barber shop.
It was designed to capture the hot steaminess and exoticism of the hammam.
The fragrance is still sold today, an impressive tale of longevity, considering that nowadays around 300 new fragrances hit department store shelves each year, and within two years 85 per cent of these have been discontinued.
Every perfume created at Penhaligon’s has its own unique story.
Rather than creating a fragrance to go with a mass marketing campaign, at Penhaligon’s perfumers are given free rein to take their inspiration from places, people and activities.
The most recent fragrance, Sartorial, was inspired by a tailor’s workroom in London’s Savile Row and captures the smells and materials of the room: fabric, paper patterns, beeswax and chalk.
As Penhaligon’s reputation and his appeal to the upper classes spread, he began to receive requests for bespoke fragrances.
Blenheim Bouquet was created for the Duke of Marlborough in 1902 and, typically breaking with tradition, Penhaligon came up with the first citrus based fragrance to be produced in England.
Up until then, fragrances had all been dense, heavy and musky, designed to overpower the unpleasant odours of Victorian London.
This light, refreshing fragrance continues to be a best seller today.
This quintessentially English brand has continued to create fragrances favoured by the aristocracy, receiving two Royal Warrants – marks of recognition awarded by members of the Royal Family who have been supplied with the company’s goods or services.
The iconic plain glass bottles, the old-fashioned paper labels and the very names – Elisabethan Rose, Racquets Formula, Jubilee Bouquet – all seem to evoke images of British gentility.
Interestingly however, although many of the fragrances are steeped in history, they do not smell in any way out-dated.
Dembinsky selects a number of fragrances for me to try out.
Despite my earlier conviction that I was bound to like them all, I actually reject the first two immediately.
The next two I like, and the last one I don’t.
I realise I don’t actually know the right words to describe what I smell, but one seems sweet and cloying, another too ‘pink’ and flowery, the last too harsh.
Having narrowed down the “families” of fragrances my preferences lie in, I am then offered some alternatives from the families I like.
The concept of fragrance profiling has been around for some time, but the practice has really been perfected in the last two years.
At Penhaligon’s staff are trained as ‘fragrance specialists’ rather than sales people and are experts on both their own range of perfumes, and other brands.
Dembinsky emphasises that it is important that specialists do not ask questions about the specific smells someone likes, but rather aim to build up a picture of the client’s personality, style and outlook.
The perfume names are kept hidden from view, lest you be influenced by them, or the associations you make with them.
My final choice turns out to be Quercus.
I couldn’t have told you off the bat why I liked this particular one, but when I learn the name is Latin for oak, and that it was inspired by the strength and solidity of those trees, I think maybe I do smell wood, foliage and the cool, fresh smell of a forests.
A further dimension of the brand’s unconventional approach is the fact that fragrances are not designed specifically for men or for women, and indeed my preferred choice is purchased by both genders in equal proportions.
The profiling service is available through the website www.penhaligons.com, where you can answer a series of questions and within a few days will receive a personalised email (not an automated response) suggesting two or three fragrances you will like.
You can then drop into Le Visage to try them out, or, even better you can now be fragrance profiled right in the store.
Penhaligon’s has expanded over the years and now offers a range of bath oils, shower gels, soaps, body lotions, candles and more.
Another service they offer, and something you can practice at home, is fragrance layering.
The idea is that you first wash with the scented soap, oil, or gel, then moisturise with a lotion of the same smell, follow this with a dusting of talcum powder and finish off with a spray of the perfume.
By creating layers of the same basic scent on the skin, it creates a noticeable depth of fragrance.
I had a mini-version of this done on my hands and at the end of the day I am still inhaling deeply and day dreaming of clean air and shadowy woodlands….

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A row of identically - shaped perfume bottles are all turned so that the labels face away from me .
 As I struggle to give coherent answers to a series of questions about the first fragrances I remember , my preferences in accessories and fashion , my lifestyle and habits , I ca n’t help feeling a little sceptical .
 I own nothing with a designer label and my own ideas of my personal style are hazy at best . And besides , no fragrance smells horrible , so surely I am bound to like whatever is selected for me .
 I am attending a fragrance profiling session with Kris Dembinsky , Head of Global Sales for Penhaligon ’s , an English perfume house whose fragrances are now available in the Cayman Islands , exclusively at Le Visage in Camana Bay .
 Founded in 1870 by Cornish barber William Penhaligon , the brand keeps the unorthodox spirit of its creator alive .
 Staying firmly out of the mainstream , Penhaligon ’s follows its own quirky , individual path .
 It is not just the exclusivity that sets Penhaligon ’s apart from the masses ( you will not find these fragrances in high street department stores – try Harrods or Saks Fifth Avenue instead ) but also their tradition of going against the grain : Penhaligon , court barber and perfumer to Queen victoria , was working in an era characterised by prudence and austerity ; his style however was flamboyant , exotic and unorthodox – something which shone through in the fragrances he created .
 His first fragrance , Hammam Bouquet , was inspired by the Turkish bath house adjacent to his barber shop .
 It was designed to capture the hot steaminess and exoticism of the hammam .
 The fragrance is still sold today , an impressive tale of longevity , considering that nowadays around 300 new fragrances hit department store shelves each year , and within two years 85 per cent of these have been discontinued .
 Every perfume created at Penhaligon ’s has its own unique story .
 Rather than creating a fragrance to go with a mass marketing campaign , at Penhaligon ’s perfumers are given free rein to take their inspiration from places , people and activities .
 The most recent fragrance , Sartorial , was inspired by a tailor ’s workroom in London ’s Savile Row and captures the smells and materials of the room : fabric , paper patterns , beeswax and chalk .
 As Penhaligon ’s reputation and his appeal to the upper classes spread , he began to receive requests for bespoke fragrances .
 Blenheim Bouquet was created for the Duke of Marlborough in 1902 and , typically breaking with tradition , Penhaligon came up with the first citrus based fragrance to be produced in England .
 Up until then , fragrances had all been dense , heavy and musky , designed to overpower the unpleasant odours of Victorian London .
 This light , refreshing fragrance continues to be a best seller today .
 This quintessentially English brand has continued to create fragrances favoured by the aristocracy , receiving two Royal Warrants – marks of recognition awarded by members of the Royal Family who have been supplied with the company ’s goods or services .
 The iconic plain glass bottles , the old - fashioned paper labels and the very names – Elisabethan Rose , Racquets Formula , Jubilee Bouquet – all seem to evoke images of British gentility .
 Interestingly however , although many of the fragrances are steeped in history , they do not smell in any way out - dated .
 Dembinsky selects a number of fragrances for me to try out .
 Despite my earlier conviction that I was bound to like them all , I actually reject the first two immediately .
 The next two I like , and the last one I do n’t .
 I realise I do n’t actually know the right words to describe what I smell , but one seems sweet and cloying , another too ‘ pink ’ and flowery , the last too harsh .
 Having narrowed down the “ families ” of fragrances my preferences lie in , I am then offered some alternatives from the families I like .
 The concept of fragrance profiling has been around for some time , but the practice has really been perfected in the last two years .
 At Penhaligon ’s staff are trained as ‘ fragrance specialists ’ rather than sales people and are experts on both their own range of perfumes , and other brands .
 Dembinsky emphasises that it is important that specialists do not ask questions about the specific smells someone likes , but rather aim to build up a picture of the client ’s personality , style and outlook .
 The perfume names are kept hidden from view , lest you be influenced by them , or the associations you make with them .
 My final choice turns out to be Quercus .
 I could n’t have told you off the bat why I liked this particular one , but when I learn the name is Latin for oak , and that it was inspired by the strength and solidity of those trees , I think maybe I do smell wood , foliage and the cool , fresh smell of a forests .
 A further dimension of the brand ’s unconventional approach is the fact that fragrances are not designed specifically for men or for women , and indeed my preferred choice is purchased by both genders in equal proportions .
 The profiling service is available through the website www.penhaligons.com , where you can answer a series of questions and within a few days will receive a personalised email ( not an automated response ) suggesting two or three fragrances you will like .
 You can then drop into Le Visage to try them out , or , even better you can now be fragrance profiled right in the store .
 Penhaligon ’s has expanded over the years and now offers a range of bath oils , shower gels , soaps , body lotions , candles and more .
 Another service they offer , and something you can practice at home , is fragrance layering .
 The idea is that you first wash with the scented soap , oil , or gel , then moisturise with a lotion of the same smell , follow this with a dusting of talcum powder and finish off with a spray of the perfume .
 By creating layers of the same basic scent on the skin , it creates a noticeable depth of fragrance .
 I had a mini - version of this done on my hands and at the end of the day I am still inhaling deeply and day dreaming of clean air and shadowy woodlands … .


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Then aloud calls a noun in singular.Who has the corresponding card, at once responds.The same with patrimonial forms or with all four at once.When pupils mastered this material, it is possible to offer another followin the most difficult.Here homonyms and antonyms, that is the words having identical writin but different sense or, on the contrary, differently written, but having the same sense are presented.All groups of words are one after another written down in the small notebooks, which children can take home to reread.
Write down in the telephone book phone number of the toxicological center serving your area or the city.Store chemicals, such as washing and washing powders, means for cleanin polishings and other toxic products in the case locked from the child or a room.Establish latches on doors of auxiliary rooms or doors of cases.Alcoholic beverages also should settle down in the locked cases or rooms.If the garage settles down near the house, check, gasoline, kerosene, insecticides and pesticides are stored in what condition, fertilizers for top dressing of plants.
It is possible to come nearer infinitely to an ideal, but with each step you feel the slightest deviations from it more sharply.The great artist sees beauty of the one and only detail among a set of others, ugly.He most clearly understands an essence fine which so depends on any formal disproportions.Something similar occurs and with good and evil distinction though the good is more necessary in life, than the beauty, and the evil represents big danger, than ugliness.At animals the instinct of selfpreservation forcing them to show an infinite variety of behavioural forms, directed on maintenance and protection of own life is strongly developed.
The merchant sells cherries.Again we look for the necessary card.We learn number during game in shop after a dinner.The next morning we show the corresponding figure.Then we bear in card shop with familiar figures and there we try to recognize them.Calculation gives rise to new number.The next morning we show the corresponding figure.And so on.That game in shop was more interestin we discuss quality of sold subjects it should be excellent.Children should examine attentively purchase in all details, to refuse the goods of bad quality, to ask to replace the rejected thing.
Look, what form at a water surface, and attach the necessary plates concave, convex.
– Take different subjects the paper filter, a waterproof fabric, a sponge, look, whether they pass water.
Attach adjectives porous, blotted, waterproof.
– Take transparent glass, a slice of black paper, a slice of the oiled paper and look through them at light.
Attach adjectives transparent, opaque, translucent.
Adjectives in positive, comparative and in a superlative degree simple orders It is possible to compare weight.
We pour in a glass with water oil or the alcohol tinted by aniline, we put in water a stopper or lead slice.

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Then aloud calls a noun in singular . Who has the corresponding card , at once responds . The same with patrimonial forms or with all four at once . When pupils mastered this material , it is possible to offer another followin the most difficult . Here homonyms and antonyms , that is the words having identical writin but different sense or , on the contrary , differently written , but having the same sense are presented . All groups of words are one after another written down in the small notebooks , which children can take home to reread .
 Write down in the telephone book phone number of the toxicological center serving your area or the city . Store chemicals , such as washing and washing powders , means for cleanin polishings and other toxic products in the case locked from the child or a room . Establish latches on doors of auxiliary rooms or doors of cases . Alcoholic beverages also should settle down in the locked cases or rooms . If the garage settles down near the house , check , gasoline , kerosene , insecticides and pesticides are stored in what condition , fertilizers for top dressing of plants .
 It is possible to come nearer infinitely to an ideal , but with each step you feel the slightest deviations from it more sharply . The great artist sees beauty of the one and only detail among a set of others , ugly . He most clearly understands an essence fine which so depends on any formal disproportions . Something similar occurs and with good and evil distinction though the good is more necessary in life , than the beauty , and the evil represents big danger , than ugliness . At animals the instinct of selfpreservation forcing them to show an infinite variety of behavioural forms , directed on maintenance and protection of own life is strongly developed .
 The merchant sells cherries . Again we look for the necessary card . We learn number during game in shop after a dinner . The next morning we show the corresponding figure . Then we bear in card shop with familiar figures and there we try to recognize them . Calculation gives rise to new number . The next morning we show the corresponding figure . And so on . That game in shop was more interestin we discuss quality of sold subjects it should be excellent . Children should examine attentively purchase in all details , to refuse the goods of bad quality , to ask to replace the rejected thing .
 Look , what form at a water surface , and attach the necessary plates concave , convex .
 – Take different subjects the paper filter , a waterproof fabric , a sponge , look , whether they pass water .
 Attach adjectives porous , blotted , waterproof .
 – Take transparent glass , a slice of black paper , a slice of the oiled paper and look through them at light .
 Attach adjectives transparent , opaque , translucent .
 Adjectives in positive , comparative and in a superlative degree simple orders It is possible to compare weight .
 We pour in a glass with water oil or the alcohol tinted by aniline , we put in water a stopper or lead slice .


text: Info; City of London Sinfonia are kicking off their 2016/17 series in style with the launch of their Folk Tunes and Tall Tales. Their adventure begins in our own Fair Isles with Sam Lee, and songs of lost love. Featuring ancient tales and tunes collected from his journeys with travellers and given the full orchestra treatment.

tokenized: Info ; City of London Sinfonia are kicking off their 2016/17 series in style with the launch of their Folk Tunes and Tall Tales . Their adventure begins in our own Fair Isles with Sam Lee , and songs of lost love . Featuring ancient tales and tunes collected from his journeys with travellers and given the full orchestra treatment .


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Increase quality and safety with Furnace tap out actuators.
Stabilze the molten metal flow and control your launder levels.
This Actuator is primarily used to control the flow of molten metal through the exit tap hole of a stationary furnace. The actuator is equipped with a built in 4-20mA position feed back. Adjustable speed, travel length, holding force, closing force and open force.

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Increase quality and safety with Furnace tap out actuators .
 Stabilze the molten metal flow and control your launder levels .
 This Actuator is primarily used to control the flow of molten metal through the exit tap hole of a stationary furnace . The actuator is equipped with a built in 4 - 20mA position feed back . Adjustable speed , travel length , holding force , closing force and open force .


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The very first thing we need to do is thank our entire team for the work and sacrifice it took to make this happen. Some of our team are businesses that we work with every day at Offroad Design, companies like Tom Woods Driveshaft’s, TrailReady wheels, PSC steering, King Shocks and Premier Power Welder have been helping keep our race and trail vehicles at the top of their game for nearly a decade! A little newer to the team but no less important are Amsoil fluids and filters, Lightforce lights, Bighorn Graphics, Nitto Tires and Stage 8 Fasteners. All of these companies are full of people that are great to deal with on an everyday basis and do their best to make our customer’s vehicles and ours own rigs perform their best. Also another important addition for this race was from FOURWHEELER Magazine, Feature Editor Robin Stover. Robin joined our team to cover our effort.
The race starting line was in Beatty, it was the normal starting chaos, lots of cars, lots of dust, and we were passing stopped cars and being passed in the first few miles. I can say I was EXTREMELY glad to be driving a 4wd with 37’s on it in the silt and hills, there were stuck vehicles all over and we just drove around everything, the entire race. We were getting behind on checkpoint closing times and had to run super hard to stay in the race and whacked a boulder at high speed and flattened a tire. We lost enough time that we didn’t make the next checkpoint, and were turned back by course officials at mile 215.
We started Day 2 and had a pretty good run up to pit 2 where we added fuel. About 10 miles from the finish we saw the 4461 stopped and thought we finally had them but came blazing up to see a BITD race official stopping both of us with a stopwatch. The course was closed to recover another vehicle. They took our times coming in and out and even released us with the same split. We came into the checkers about a minute behind and had no idea who won the day, all we knew was that it was a great afternoon of racing. We didn’t find out that we’d come in first on time till the next morning when we lined up for the start.
Day 3 started and the shocks did an amazing job soaking up the hits and we drove right on with nothing but speeding hearts and even more respect for the King shock package to show for it. That rocky summit to the finish line was mostly uneventful and we rolled through the hot finish about 45 seconds in front of the 4435. On corrected time they had the day and as the only Ultra4 to finish all 3 days they also took the overall leaving us in 2nd place for the race. We met our team at the finish, did the cool live interview and took off for the hotel in Reno for a hot shower and post race party and a little sleep before the long drive home.

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The very first thing we need to do is thank our entire team for the work and sacrifice it took to make this happen . Some of our team are businesses that we work with every day at Offroad Design , companies like Tom Woods Driveshaft ’s , TrailReady wheels , PSC steering , King Shocks and Premier Power Welder have been helping keep our race and trail vehicles at the top of their game for nearly a decade ! A little newer to the team but no less important are Amsoil fluids and filters , Lightforce lights , Bighorn Graphics , Nitto Tires and Stage 8 Fasteners . All of these companies are full of people that are great to deal with on an everyday basis and do their best to make our customer ’s vehicles and ours own rigs perform their best . Also another important addition for this race was from FOURWHEELER Magazine , Feature Editor Robin Stover . Robin joined our team to cover our effort .
 The race starting line was in Beatty , it was the normal starting chaos , lots of cars , lots of dust , and we were passing stopped cars and being passed in the first few miles . I can say I was EXTREMELY glad to be driving a 4wd with 37 ’s on it in the silt and hills , there were stuck vehicles all over and we just drove around everything , the entire race . We were getting behind on checkpoint closing times and had to run super hard to stay in the race and whacked a boulder at high speed and flattened a tire . We lost enough time that we did n’t make the next checkpoint , and were turned back by course officials at mile 215 .
 We started Day 2 and had a pretty good run up to pit 2 where we added fuel . About 10 miles from the finish we saw the 4461 stopped and thought we finally had them but came blazing up to see a BITD race official stopping both of us with a stopwatch . The course was closed to recover another vehicle . They took our times coming in and out and even released us with the same split . We came into the checkers about a minute behind and had no idea who won the day , all we knew was that it was a great afternoon of racing . We did n’t find out that we ’d come in first on time till the next morning when we lined up for the start .
 Day 3 started and the shocks did an amazing job soaking up the hits and we drove right on with nothing but speeding hearts and even more respect for the King shock package to show for it . That rocky summit to the finish line was mostly uneventful and we rolled through the hot finish about 45 seconds in front of the 4435 . On corrected time they had the day and as the only Ultra4 to finish all 3 days they also took the overall leaving us in 2nd place for the race . We met our team at the finish , did the cool live interview and took off for the hotel in Reno for a hot shower and post race party and a little sleep before the long drive home .


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Born: 22 October 1868, Chicago, Illinois, United States of America.
Died: 17 April 1946, Johannesburg, South Africa.
John Wilkinson Kirkland was educated at private schools in the United States, Germany and Switzerland, and qualified as Bachelor of Science (BSc) in mechanical engineering at Cornell University in 1889. From that year he worked for the Thomson-Houston Electric Company of Boston, Massachusetts, for three years and then for its successor, the General Electric Company, from 1892. In 1895 he became assistant to the manager of the company's lighting department in New York. In March 1898 he was sent to Johannesburg as representative of the General Electric Company of New York. The next year he established the South African General Electric Company, of which he was still vice-president by 1919.
Kirkman had a keen intellect and was a fluent debater. Upon his arrival in Johannesburg he joined the short-lived South African Society of Electrical Engineers, which had been founded in 1897. In July 1898 he read a paper on "Electric haulage" before its members, and in March 1899 one on "The rotary converter." Shortly after the conclusion of the Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902) he argued for the centralisation of power generation on the Witwatersrand in his paper "Central electric power stations for gold mines" (Journal of the Mechanical Engineers' Association of the Witwatersrand, 1902-1903, Vol. 1(8), pp. 134-139 and 1903-1904, Vol. 2(8), pp. 220-224). In 1910 he became a member of the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers (founded in 1909), served as its president for 1913/4, and was elected an honorary member in 1934. Among others he contributed a paper on "The electrification of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway" to its Transactions (1917, Vol. 8, pp. 164-172, 190-209). He was a foundation member of the South African Association for the Advancement of Science in 1902 and though his membership lapsed after 1906, he rejoined the association in 1913 and by 1918 was a member of council. A paper by him on "An electric vehicle charging plant" was published in the association's Report for 1917 (pp. 525-527). He was also a member of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, an associate member of the (British) Institution of Mining and Metallurgy, and a member of the South African Institution of Engineers. He served as president of the latter in 1922/3. In April 1920 he was elected joint vice-president of the newly founded Associated Scientific and Technical Societies of South Africa.
Kirkland married Elena Hellman in 1903. They had at least one son, who joined his father in the firm J.W. Kirkland and son. This engineering firm, with headquarters in Johannesburg, became prominent during the nineteen-twenties and was active in several countries. The elder Kirkland became a mental patient in 1937 and died from Korsakoff's psychosis nine years later.
Draper, J.R. The engineer's contribution: A history of the South African Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 1892-1967 (Appendix 1). Johannesburg: South African Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 1967.
Journal of the Mechanical Engineers' Association of the Witwatersrand, 1902-1904, Vol. 1-2, papers by Kirkman.
National Archives Repository (TAB), Source MHG, Vol. 0, Ref. 2379/38: death notice, John Wilkinson Kirkland.
National Automated Archival Information Retrieval System (NAAIRS). http://www.national.archives.gov.za/naairs.htm Documents relating to Kirkland, John Wilkinson / Kirkland, J.W.
Obituary [J.W. Kirkland]. Transactions of the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1946, Vol. 37(4), p. 103.
Orr, J. Presidential address Associated Scientific and Technical Societies of South Africa, Annual Proceedings, 1938, pp. 15-86.
Pask, T.P. An historical note of 1897. Transactions of the South African Society of Electrical Engineers, 1930, Vol. 21(11), pp. 240-243.
South African Association for the Advancement of Science. Report, 1903, 1905/6, 1917, 1918.

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Born : 22 October 1868 , Chicago , Illinois , United States of America .
 Died : 17 April 1946 , Johannesburg , South Africa .
 John Wilkinson Kirkland was educated at private schools in the United States , Germany and Switzerland , and qualified as Bachelor of Science ( BSc ) in mechanical engineering at Cornell University in 1889 . From that year he worked for the Thomson - Houston Electric Company of Boston , Massachusetts , for three years and then for its successor , the General Electric Company , from 1892 . In 1895 he became assistant to the manager of the company 's lighting department in New York . In March 1898 he was sent to Johannesburg as representative of the General Electric Company of New York . The next year he established the South African General Electric Company , of which he was still vice - president by 1919 .
 Kirkman had a keen intellect and was a fluent debater . Upon his arrival in Johannesburg he joined the short - lived South African Society of Electrical Engineers , which had been founded in 1897 . In July 1898 he read a paper on " Electric haulage " before its members , and in March 1899 one on " The rotary converter . " Shortly after the conclusion of the Anglo - Boer War ( 1899 - 1902 ) he argued for the centralisation of power generation on the Witwatersrand in his paper " Central electric power stations for gold mines " ( Journal of the Mechanical Engineers ' Association of the Witwatersrand , 1902 - 1903 , Vol . 1(8 ) , pp . 134 - 139 and 1903 - 1904 , Vol . 2(8 ) , pp . 220 - 224 ) . In 1910 he became a member of the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers ( founded in 1909 ) , served as its president for 1913/4 , and was elected an honorary member in 1934 . Among others he contributed a paper on " The electrification of the Chicago , Milwaukee and St Paul Railway " to its Transactions ( 1917 , Vol . 8 , pp . 164 - 172 , 190 - 209 ) . He was a foundation member of the South African Association for the Advancement of Science in 1902 and though his membership lapsed after 1906 , he rejoined the association in 1913 and by 1918 was a member of council . A paper by him on " An electric vehicle charging plant " was published in the association 's Report for 1917 ( pp . 525 - 527 ) . He was also a member of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers , an associate member of the ( British ) Institution of Mining and Metallurgy , and a member of the South African Institution of Engineers . He served as president of the latter in 1922/3 . In April 1920 he was elected joint vice - president of the newly founded Associated Scientific and Technical Societies of South Africa .
 Kirkland married Elena Hellman in 1903 . They had at least one son , who joined his father in the firm J.W. Kirkland and son . This engineering firm , with headquarters in Johannesburg , became prominent during the nineteen - twenties and was active in several countries . The elder Kirkland became a mental patient in 1937 and died from Korsakoff 's psychosis nine years later .
 Draper , J.R. The engineer 's contribution : A history of the South African Institution of Mechanical Engineers , 1892 - 1967 ( Appendix 1 ) . Johannesburg : South African Institution of Mechanical Engineers , 1967 .
 Journal of the Mechanical Engineers ' Association of the Witwatersrand , 1902 - 1904 , Vol . 1 - 2 , papers by Kirkman .
 National Archives Repository ( TAB ) , Source MHG , Vol . 0 , Ref . 2379/38 : death notice , John Wilkinson Kirkland .
 National Automated Archival Information Retrieval System ( NAAIRS ) . http://www.national.archives.gov.za/naairs.htm Documents relating to Kirkland , John Wilkinson / Kirkland , J.W.
 Obituary [ J.W. Kirkland ] . Transactions of the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers , 1946 , Vol . 37(4 ) , p. 103 .
 Orr , J. Presidential address Associated Scientific and Technical Societies of South Africa , Annual Proceedings , 1938 , pp . 15 - 86 .
 Pask , T.P. An historical note of 1897 . Transactions of the South African Society of Electrical Engineers , 1930 , Vol . 21(11 ) , pp . 240 - 243 .
 South African Association for the Advancement of Science . Report , 1903 , 1905/6 , 1917 , 1918 .


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As many strip malls and big-box stores as there are, the vast majority of engineers can claim experience in this area and so do we. In particular we have worked on strip centers that are speculative such that we are designing the electrical and mechanical services before the actual retail tenant is defined. This type of approach requires detailed discussions with the owner so that all parties understand the impact and implication of assumptions and decisions.
We have worked on a number of strip centers in Oklahoma and Texas. Riverwalk Crossing in Jenks, Oklahoma and Kings Landing in Tulsa, Oklahoma are two centers with distinct styles for which we provided design services.
We have also designed a number of specialty retail stores and grocery stores. Those have included new buildings, tenant build-outs, and analysis of existing spaces for owners proposed use.

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As many strip malls and big - box stores as there are , the vast majority of engineers can claim experience in this area and so do we . In particular we have worked on strip centers that are speculative such that we are designing the electrical and mechanical services before the actual retail tenant is defined . This type of approach requires detailed discussions with the owner so that all parties understand the impact and implication of assumptions and decisions .
 We have worked on a number of strip centers in Oklahoma and Texas . Riverwalk Crossing in Jenks , Oklahoma and Kings Landing in Tulsa , Oklahoma are two centers with distinct styles for which we provided design services .
 We have also designed a number of specialty retail stores and grocery stores . Those have included new buildings , tenant build - outs , and analysis of existing spaces for owners proposed use .


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its name.  I just open a foo.gpg file and things "just work".
There's an "Encryption/Decryption" submenu which seems "discoverable".
In what sense does it need to be more "discoverable"?
I never tried doing encryption by visiting a file named .gpg.

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its name .   I just open a foo.gpg file and things " just work " .
 There 's an " Encryption / Decryption " submenu which seems " discoverable " .
 In what sense does it need to be more " discoverable " ?
 I never tried doing encryption by visiting a file named .gpg .


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This is the fourth post in the series “5 Reasons Why a Change Management Strategy Matters“ A client once implemented a new operating and management philosophy across the entire organization.... Regardless of the extent of the organizational change, it is critical that organizational impact and risk assessments be performed to allow sponsor executives to identify the resources necessary to successfully implement the change effort and to determine the impact of the change on the organization.
Learn what you can do to help an organization implement changes after the restructure, or to assess the scope of change as the restructuring initiative is being planned. Learn how to lead and/or support new initiatives through our Collaborative Project Management training .... This often means that organizational reward systems must be altered in some way to support the change that you want to implement. The change does not have to always be major or costly. The change does not have to always be major or costly.
Explore these 4 key inter-related components of successful change implementation in organizations. In all organizations, change only happens if and when it is initiated. Successful change implementation cannot happen without these 4 key components. Miss any of these 4 components from the onset of a major change and the change efforts will fail. how to cancel an unpaid item case This often means that organizational reward systems must be altered in some way to support the change that you want to implement. The change does not have to always be major or costly. The change does not have to always be major or costly.
Explore these 4 key inter-related components of successful change implementation in organizations. In all organizations, change only happens if and when it is initiated. Successful change implementation cannot happen without these 4 key components. Miss any of these 4 components from the onset of a major change and the change efforts will fail. how to change name of megaboom Learn what you can do to help an organization implement changes after the restructure, or to assess the scope of change as the restructuring initiative is being planned. Learn how to lead and/or support new initiatives through our Collaborative Project Management training .
Learn what you can do to help an organization implement changes after the restructure, or to assess the scope of change as the restructuring initiative is being planned. Learn how to lead and/or support new initiatives through our Collaborative Project Management training .
This is the fourth post in the series “5 Reasons Why a Change Management Strategy Matters“ A client once implemented a new operating and management philosophy across the entire organization.
Regardless of the extent of the organizational change, it is critical that organizational impact and risk assessments be performed to allow sponsor executives to identify the resources necessary to successfully implement the change effort and to determine the impact of the change on the organization.

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This is the fourth post in the series “ 5 Reasons Why a Change Management Strategy Matters “ A client once implemented a new operating and management philosophy across the entire organization .... Regardless of the extent of the organizational change , it is critical that organizational impact and risk assessments be performed to allow sponsor executives to identify the resources necessary to successfully implement the change effort and to determine the impact of the change on the organization .
 Learn what you can do to help an organization implement changes after the restructure , or to assess the scope of change as the restructuring initiative is being planned . Learn how to lead and/or support new initiatives through our Collaborative Project Management training .... This often means that organizational reward systems must be altered in some way to support the change that you want to implement . The change does not have to always be major or costly . The change does not have to always be major or costly .
 Explore these 4 key inter - related components of successful change implementation in organizations . In all organizations , change only happens if and when it is initiated . Successful change implementation can not happen without these 4 key components . Miss any of these 4 components from the onset of a major change and the change efforts will fail . how to cancel an unpaid item case This often means that organizational reward systems must be altered in some way to support the change that you want to implement . The change does not have to always be major or costly . The change does not have to always be major or costly .
 Explore these 4 key inter - related components of successful change implementation in organizations . In all organizations , change only happens if and when it is initiated . Successful change implementation can not happen without these 4 key components . Miss any of these 4 components from the onset of a major change and the change efforts will fail . how to change name of megaboom Learn what you can do to help an organization implement changes after the restructure , or to assess the scope of change as the restructuring initiative is being planned . Learn how to lead and/or support new initiatives through our Collaborative Project Management training .
 Learn what you can do to help an organization implement changes after the restructure , or to assess the scope of change as the restructuring initiative is being planned . Learn how to lead and/or support new initiatives through our Collaborative Project Management training .
 This is the fourth post in the series “ 5 Reasons Why a Change Management Strategy Matters “ A client once implemented a new operating and management philosophy across the entire organization .
 Regardless of the extent of the organizational change , it is critical that organizational impact and risk assessments be performed to allow sponsor executives to identify the resources necessary to successfully implement the change effort and to determine the impact of the change on the organization .


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Greer Loves: Hello and Welcome!
Welcome! I finally decided to start my own blog that will feature stylish ideas, current trends, and classic must-haves for your wedding. My obsession with weddings started when I planned my own wedding in 2009. Since then, I've been a huge fan of all things wedding inspiration, wedding photography, wedding stationery, and unique wedding ideas.
With the royal wedding coming up in a matter of days, I wanted to be able to jump in and finally start sharing my thoughts and ideas on everything related to weddings! I think there's going to be a huge shift in wedding style with Wills & Kate's upcoming nuptials. And I can't wait to see how it unfolds!
I love all things wedding, from the dress to the stationery. I'm a curator of pretty photos and strive to be a purveyor of style for brides and bloggers.

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Greer Loves : Hello and Welcome !
 Welcome ! I finally decided to start my own blog that will feature stylish ideas , current trends , and classic must - haves for your wedding . My obsession with weddings started when I planned my own wedding in 2009 . Since then , I 've been a huge fan of all things wedding inspiration , wedding photography , wedding stationery , and unique wedding ideas .
 With the royal wedding coming up in a matter of days , I wanted to be able to jump in and finally start sharing my thoughts and ideas on everything related to weddings ! I think there 's going to be a huge shift in wedding style with Wills & Kate 's upcoming nuptials . And I ca n't wait to see how it unfolds !
 I love all things wedding , from the dress to the stationery . I 'm a curator of pretty photos and strive to be a purveyor of style for brides and bloggers .


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It was sometime in August 1983, during a casual conversation between Vindhya members on music festivals in Cleveland and Pittsburgh , the early idea of having a music Festival of our own was born. Usha Char, former Director of All India Radio, Bangalore , India , volunteered to coach interested singers in Pancha Ratna Kritis and other songs of Thyagaraja and Purandaradasa.
Mr. Char, the then President of VCA, was very supportive and instrumental in chalking our initial plans for the first Music Festival. Until then, VCA had not undertaken a function of this magnitude. Naturally, selling this idea to the then VCA Executive Members was not easy, to say the least. Char, sensing the magnitude of the task ahead, insisted on getting voluntary contributions. Needless to say, there was overwhelming support from the community for this endeavor!
Char formed a Committee which initially included Usha &Char , Meera &Dr. Asur Srinivasan, Sumathi & Ram anathan, Geetha & myself. We met in long sessions many times, mostly in Char’s house. Despite disagreements about various things, we all stuck to the core idea of making the function a grand success.
The first music class was held at Usha’s house on Vijayadasami day with pooja, prasadam and devotion. Men and women with hidden musical talents started practicing together from that day onwards meeting more than once a week at Usha’s house, With enthusiasm and rigorous practice they were able to successfully sing in unison Pancharatna songs of Thyagaraja and few more of Thyagaraja and Purandara Dasa compositions. Thus, Nadatarangini music group was born in Columbus , Ohio ten years ago.
While the music classes were going on in full swing, responsibilities were delegated to take care of all other matters such as preparation of food, soliciting sponsorships and advertisements, preparation of the souvenir, pooja arrangements, decorations, audio system etc. Char arranged to have the festival in Wellington School Auditorium and Cafeteria with free admission to all attendees. He cajoled the Cable channel to video tape the function for subsequent telecast.
The first Music Festival was held on a grand scale, TV crews, Dispatch articles, with participants coming from all the USA . More than 500 people showed up on the second Saturday of January, when the weather was -16 F! Music lovers had their ears full; also, everyone enjoyed the delicious food items contributed by a number of volunteers. Several Cultural Associations in Central Ohio pitched in too!
When the Chars moved to Washington two years later, some thought the annual event was going to fizzle out without the lead person. But the Chars promised to come back at least once a year just for the music festival. And sure enough……they have, actually more than once every year, since then!!!
In the first year, Rama Pooja was performed by Sri Manavala Iyengar, a priest from the Pittsburgh Venkateswara Temple . Folks from Cincinnati and Cleveland also have helped us out for the pooja.
As a group sharing common interests, we have always been resilient. We have banded together with the same zeal and have done a better job each succeeding year. I am pretty sure VCA will continue to grow and hold this festival for many more years.

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It was sometime in August 1983 , during a casual conversation between Vindhya members on music festivals in Cleveland and Pittsburgh , the early idea of having a music Festival of our own was born . Usha Char , former Director of All India Radio , Bangalore , India , volunteered to coach interested singers in Pancha Ratna Kritis and other songs of Thyagaraja and Purandaradasa .
 Mr. Char , the then President of VCA , was very supportive and instrumental in chalking our initial plans for the first Music Festival . Until then , VCA had not undertaken a function of this magnitude . Naturally , selling this idea to the then VCA Executive Members was not easy , to say the least . Char , sensing the magnitude of the task ahead , insisted on getting voluntary contributions . Needless to say , there was overwhelming support from the community for this endeavor !
 Char formed a Committee which initially included Usha & Char , Meera & Dr. Asur Srinivasan , Sumathi & Ram anathan , Geetha & myself . We met in long sessions many times , mostly in Char ’s house . Despite disagreements about various things , we all stuck to the core idea of making the function a grand success .
 The first music class was held at Usha ’s house on Vijayadasami day with pooja , prasadam and devotion . Men and women with hidden musical talents started practicing together from that day onwards meeting more than once a week at Usha ’s house , With enthusiasm and rigorous practice they were able to successfully sing in unison Pancharatna songs of Thyagaraja and few more of Thyagaraja and Purandara Dasa compositions . Thus , Nadatarangini music group was born in Columbus , Ohio ten years ago .
 While the music classes were going on in full swing , responsibilities were delegated to take care of all other matters such as preparation of food , soliciting sponsorships and advertisements , preparation of the souvenir , pooja arrangements , decorations , audio system etc . Char arranged to have the festival in Wellington School Auditorium and Cafeteria with free admission to all attendees . He cajoled the Cable channel to video tape the function for subsequent telecast .
 The first Music Festival was held on a grand scale , TV crews , Dispatch articles , with participants coming from all the USA . More than 500 people showed up on the second Saturday of January , when the weather was -16 F ! Music lovers had their ears full ; also , everyone enjoyed the delicious food items contributed by a number of volunteers . Several Cultural Associations in Central Ohio pitched in too !
 When the Chars moved to Washington two years later , some thought the annual event was going to fizzle out without the lead person . But the Chars promised to come back at least once a year just for the music festival . And sure enough … … they have , actually more than once every year , since then ! ! !
 In the first year , Rama Pooja was performed by Sri Manavala Iyengar , a priest from the Pittsburgh Venkateswara Temple . Folks from Cincinnati and Cleveland also have helped us out for the pooja .
 As a group sharing common interests , we have always been resilient . We have banded together with the same zeal and have done a better job each succeeding year . I am pretty sure VCA will continue to grow and hold this festival for many more years .


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Baw Baw NP - Photo: Kelby Douglas.
Covering a substantial part of the Baw Baw Plateau and sections of the Thomson and Aberfeldy River valleys, Baw Baw National Park offers colourful wildflowers in early summer and open grassy plains with Snow Gum woodlands.
Mount St Gwinear, Mount Erica and the Baw Baw Alpine Village are ideal bases for bushwalking.
The Thomson River downstream of the Thomson Dam offers some of the best white water rafting in Victoria. Several tour companies provide rafting tours all year round.
In winter, the park is ideal for ski touring and has a variety of marked trails to suit the skills of skiers. Trails can be followed from the St Gwinear car park on to the plateau or further to the Baw Baw Alpine Resort.
Parks Victoria acknowledges the Aboriginal Traditional Owners of Victoria - including its parks and reserves. Through their cultural traditions, the Gunaikurnai identify the Baw Baw National Park as their Traditional Country.
The park is situated approximately 120 kilometres east of Melbourne and 50 kilometres north of the Latrobe Valley.
The main access to the plateau is from the Mount Erica and St Gwinear carparks along signposted roads off the Thomson Valley Road, north of Erica. The Baw Baw Alpine Resort which adjoins the park can be reached from the Princes Highway at Drouin by following the Mount Baw Baw Tourist Road.
Rockclimbing and abseiling There is the opportunity for rockclimbing and abseiling at Mushroom Rocks.

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Baw Baw NP - Photo : Kelby Douglas .
 Covering a substantial part of the Baw Baw Plateau and sections of the Thomson and Aberfeldy River valleys , Baw Baw National Park offers colourful wildflowers in early summer and open grassy plains with Snow Gum woodlands .
 Mount St Gwinear , Mount Erica and the Baw Baw Alpine Village are ideal bases for bushwalking .
 The Thomson River downstream of the Thomson Dam offers some of the best white water rafting in Victoria . Several tour companies provide rafting tours all year round .
 In winter , the park is ideal for ski touring and has a variety of marked trails to suit the skills of skiers . Trails can be followed from the St Gwinear car park on to the plateau or further to the Baw Baw Alpine Resort .
 Parks Victoria acknowledges the Aboriginal Traditional Owners of Victoria - including its parks and reserves . Through their cultural traditions , the Gunaikurnai identify the Baw Baw National Park as their Traditional Country .
 The park is situated approximately 120 kilometres east of Melbourne and 50 kilometres north of the Latrobe Valley .
 The main access to the plateau is from the Mount Erica and St Gwinear carparks along signposted roads off the Thomson Valley Road , north of Erica . The Baw Baw Alpine Resort which adjoins the park can be reached from the Princes Highway at Drouin by following the Mount Baw Baw Tourist Road .
 Rockclimbing and abseiling There is the opportunity for rockclimbing and abseiling at Mushroom Rocks .


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Navigate your daily routine with the smooth elegance of the Frances Valentine™ Large Margaret Tote.
Tote made of 100% textured leather.
Open construction with a magnetic snap top closure.
Adjustable, removable shoulder strap with buckle closure for desired fit.
Brand logo embossed on patch at front.
Exterior back wall slide pocket with decorative tonal stitching.
Lined interior features small dual slip compartments and back zipper closure compartment.

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Navigate your daily routine with the smooth elegance of the Frances Valentine ™ Large Margaret Tote .
 Tote made of 100 % textured leather .
 Open construction with a magnetic snap top closure .
 Adjustable , removable shoulder strap with buckle closure for desired fit .
 Brand logo embossed on patch at front .
 Exterior back wall slide pocket with decorative tonal stitching .
 Lined interior features small dual slip compartments and back zipper closure compartment .