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One of the many privileges of this job is I get to showcase terrific author who have become friends. Today’s another one of those days. Meet Suzanne Rogerson, author of the new novel Visions of Zarua.
Suzanne lives in Middlesex, England, and wrote her first novel at the age of twelve. She discovered the fantasy genre in her late teens and has never looked back.
Giving up work to raise a family gave her the impetus to take her attempts at novel writing beyond the first draft, and she is lucky enough to have a husband who supports her dream – even if he does occasionally hint that she might think about getting a “proper” job one day.
Dan: Welcome! Tell us: who is your target audience, Suzanne?
Suzanne: I don’t know many people who read fantasy, so I’d hoped to write a story that those unfamiliar with the genre would still enjoy, as well as those of us who already love fantasy. Judging by the reviews so far, I’ve definitely achieved my aim.
Awesome! And what about actually writing that first novel? Many authors struggle with that. Did you?
The biggest challenge was getting the structure of the novel right. It’s difficult keeping track of a story that straddles two timelines but I was determined that the reader wouldn’t be confused at any point. Using the first person perspective for those chapters that were in the past and third person for the rest of the novel really helped to make that transition clear. I loved writing Jago’s scenes in first person but it wasn’t a viewpoint I’m used to writing in so that too was a challenge.
Jago? Sounds interesting. What was the inspiration for the characters in Visions Of Zarua?
Good. Then you’re doing it right.
I get to know their story, their history and their characteristics as I write. Then as they develop I can go back and add in the odd detail or slip in a flashback of their past. It may be a long-winded method that requires more editing, but I love editing so that’s not an issue for me. I have tried writing character profiles beforehand, but they are flat and one-dimensional with none of the emotional involvement I get from writing the scenes of the novel.
Man, I hate editing. Maybe you can tell me your secret. Meanwhile, did you draw from real life at all while crafting the story?
I drew a lot from my love of nature and the outdoors. Having a hunt mistress who is more at home in the wilderness allowed me to add in the little details I love about the natural world, and hopefully made Paltria seem more real to my readers.
A hunt mistress? I think I need one of those!
Well, you recently started a blog tour. Tell us where and when you’ll be appearing and how it’s done so far.
The best thing by far about the blog tour was the positive response I received from other bloggers.
I had originally arranged for a company to run a one day book blitz for me, but that fell through. After the initial disappointment I decided to run my own.
Smart. What was that like?
I put out the call via my blog and twitter, and within a matter of days had enough yes’s to fill two weeks!
Holy cow! Why didn’t I think of that? I am totally stealing that idea.
I’d only planned to run the tour for a week, so I was overwhelmed with the replies. Trying to come up with original content for two weeks was hard, so I settled on using some of my own photography with small excerpts from the book. I was really pleased with the results.
The blog tour took a lot of work before and during, so if I did another one, I would do it either before or during the release of my next novel as part of my marketing plan. It zaps too much time away from writing otherwise.
Also smart. So? What was your conclusion? Do you recommend blog tours?
Wholeheartedly. I’ve made some new blogging friends and Visions of Zarua has received some great reviews because of it.
Fantastic. Give us places to see where you went and where you’ll be.
Here are the links to all the blogs that were involved in my tour.
Give us the blurb and where can my readers get this intriguing book of yours.
Smashwords Has a 50% sale. Only $2.00 throughout July.
Goodreads Giveaway ends 24th July. Still time to win a signed paperback copy here.
Okay, and what else can I bother you for? How about a favorite passage from Visions of Zarua?
Varnia took a step towards the trees, but he grabbed her arm. ‘Wait! Let me check it’s safe.’ Paddren reached out his senses to scan the area and didn’t loosen his grip until he was certain no one was waiting to ambush them.
Varnia and her hound raced ahead. Flint led them straight to the bushes under the trees, to the exact spot where Paddren imagined Kalesh had focused his energy.
‘Come and look at this,’ Varnia called.
As he joined her, Varnia shuffled out the way to reveal the disturbed ground she’d been studying. Paddren stared down at the set of huge footprints. Immediately the outline in the soil began to blur. He shut his eyes, but even behind closed lids, the beast was waiting for him… the beast from his nightmares.
He snapped his eyes open and looked at Varnia, relieved to see her still examining the footprints.
Flint was fighting to get closer, so Varnia let him through. The hound growled as he sniffed the footprints.
Flint sniffed the footprints again and then the area around them. With his nose to the ground, he moved further into the trees, working in widening circles until he returned and sat down next to Varnia, whimpering.
‘That’s strange, he can’t find the scent.’ She followed a similar ritual to the dog, searching for a clue Flint’s powerful nose might’ve missed.
Paddren leant against the nearest tree and surveyed the clearing while he waited for Varnia to accept there were no other footprints.
BRILLIANT! I hope my readers take advantage of your generosity and your helpful blog tour information. (I know I will.) Thanks so much for dropping by!
Suzanne Rogerson loves gardening and has a Hebe (shrub) fetish. She enjoys cooking with ingredients from the garden, and regularly feeds unsuspecting guests vegetable-based cakes.
Give her book a look!
Thanks for featuring me, Dan. It’s been a pleasure.
It was my pleasure! Wishing you continued success with the book!
She will be psyched to hear that! Thanks!

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One of the many privileges of this job is I get to showcase terrific author who have become friends . Today ’s another one of those days . Meet Suzanne Rogerson , author of the new novel Visions of Zarua .
 Suzanne lives in Middlesex , England , and wrote her first novel at the age of twelve . She discovered the fantasy genre in her late teens and has never looked back .
 Giving up work to raise a family gave her the impetus to take her attempts at novel writing beyond the first draft , and she is lucky enough to have a husband who supports her dream – even if he does occasionally hint that she might think about getting a “ proper ” job one day .
 Dan : Welcome ! Tell us : who is your target audience , Suzanne ?
 Suzanne : I do n’t know many people who read fantasy , so I ’d hoped to write a story that those unfamiliar with the genre would still enjoy , as well as those of us who already love fantasy . Judging by the reviews so far , I ’ve definitely achieved my aim .
 Awesome ! And what about actually writing that first novel ? Many authors struggle with that . Did you ?
 The biggest challenge was getting the structure of the novel right . It ’s difficult keeping track of a story that straddles two timelines but I was determined that the reader would n’t be confused at any point . Using the first person perspective for those chapters that were in the past and third person for the rest of the novel really helped to make that transition clear . I loved writing Jago ’s scenes in first person but it was n’t a viewpoint I ’m used to writing in so that too was a challenge .
 Jago ? Sounds interesting . What was the inspiration for the characters in Visions Of Zarua ?
 Good . Then you ’re doing it right .
 I get to know their story , their history and their characteristics as I write . Then as they develop I can go back and add in the odd detail or slip in a flashback of their past . It may be a long - winded method that requires more editing , but I love editing so that ’s not an issue for me . I have tried writing character profiles beforehand , but they are flat and one - dimensional with none of the emotional involvement I get from writing the scenes of the novel .
 Man , I hate editing . Maybe you can tell me your secret . Meanwhile , did you draw from real life at all while crafting the story ?
 I drew a lot from my love of nature and the outdoors . Having a hunt mistress who is more at home in the wilderness allowed me to add in the little details I love about the natural world , and hopefully made Paltria seem more real to my readers .
 A hunt mistress ? I think I need one of those !
 Well , you recently started a blog tour . Tell us where and when you ’ll be appearing and how it ’s done so far .
 The best thing by far about the blog tour was the positive response I received from other bloggers .
 I had originally arranged for a company to run a one day book blitz for me , but that fell through . After the initial disappointment I decided to run my own .
 Smart . What was that like ?
 I put out the call via my blog and twitter , and within a matter of days had enough yes ’s to fill two weeks !
 Holy cow ! Why did n’t I think of that ? I am totally stealing that idea .
 I ’d only planned to run the tour for a week , so I was overwhelmed with the replies . Trying to come up with original content for two weeks was hard , so I settled on using some of my own photography with small excerpts from the book . I was really pleased with the results .
 The blog tour took a lot of work before and during , so if I did another one , I would do it either before or during the release of my next novel as part of my marketing plan . It zaps too much time away from writing otherwise .
 Also smart . So ? What was your conclusion ? Do you recommend blog tours ?
 Wholeheartedly . I ’ve made some new blogging friends and Visions of Zarua has received some great reviews because of it .
 Fantastic . Give us places to see where you went and where you ’ll be .
 Here are the links to all the blogs that were involved in my tour .
 Give us the blurb and where can my readers get this intriguing book of yours .
 Smashwords Has a 50 % sale . Only $ 2.00 throughout July .
 Goodreads Giveaway ends 24th July . Still time to win a signed paperback copy here .
 Okay , and what else can I bother you for ? How about a favorite passage from Visions of Zarua ?
 Varnia took a step towards the trees , but he grabbed her arm . ‘ Wait ! Let me check it ’s safe . ’ Paddren reached out his senses to scan the area and did n’t loosen his grip until he was certain no one was waiting to ambush them .
 Varnia and her hound raced ahead . Flint led them straight to the bushes under the trees , to the exact spot where Paddren imagined Kalesh had focused his energy .
 ‘ Come and look at this , ’ Varnia called .
 As he joined her , Varnia shuffled out the way to reveal the disturbed ground she ’d been studying . Paddren stared down at the set of huge footprints . Immediately the outline in the soil began to blur . He shut his eyes , but even behind closed lids , the beast was waiting for him … the beast from his nightmares .
 He snapped his eyes open and looked at Varnia , relieved to see her still examining the footprints .
 Flint was fighting to get closer , so Varnia let him through . The hound growled as he sniffed the footprints .
 Flint sniffed the footprints again and then the area around them . With his nose to the ground , he moved further into the trees , working in widening circles until he returned and sat down next to Varnia , whimpering .
 ‘ That ’s strange , he ca n’t find the scent . ’ She followed a similar ritual to the dog , searching for a clue Flint ’s powerful nose might ’ve missed .
 Paddren leant against the nearest tree and surveyed the clearing while he waited for Varnia to accept there were no other footprints .
 BRILLIANT ! I hope my readers take advantage of your generosity and your helpful blog tour information . ( I know I will . ) Thanks so much for dropping by !
 Suzanne Rogerson loves gardening and has a Hebe ( shrub ) fetish . She enjoys cooking with ingredients from the garden , and regularly feeds unsuspecting guests vegetable - based cakes .
 Give her book a look !
 Thanks for featuring me , Dan . It ’s been a pleasure .
 It was my pleasure ! Wishing you continued success with the book !
 She will be psyched to hear that ! Thanks !


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The people of Carmine pull together in service to their neighbors throughout the year. One of the main events of the year in Carmine is the annual Firemen’s Feast. This fundraising event helps cover the cost of providing a fire department for this community.
There are large numbers of people who give of their time, energy and resources to make this event happen each year. In order to provide a time of worship on Sunday morning for these faithful servants MLLC brings church to them.
A brief worship service with Holy Communion will be offered this Sunday, July 19, at about 7:30 a.m. at the Carmine VFD fire house. (We will also gather at MLLC for our usual time of worship at 9:00 a.m. this Sunday.) All people who will be serving at the Firemen’s Feast Sunday morning are especially invited to participate in this time of prayer, Word and Sacrament. We are expecting 50+ participants this year. Most of the people at this service are the cooks for the chicken, but the service is not limited to those at the firehouse. If you are going to be working at the dinner at Carmine Hall, please feel free to attend this 7:30 a.m. service at the Fire Station before you head over to prepare the hall for serving. The photo above is from last year’s service.

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The people of Carmine pull together in service to their neighbors throughout the year . One of the main events of the year in Carmine is the annual Firemen ’s Feast . This fundraising event helps cover the cost of providing a fire department for this community .
 There are large numbers of people who give of their time , energy and resources to make this event happen each year . In order to provide a time of worship on Sunday morning for these faithful servants MLLC brings church to them .
 A brief worship service with Holy Communion will be offered this Sunday , July 19 , at about 7:30 a.m. at the Carmine VFD fire house . ( We will also gather at MLLC for our usual time of worship at 9:00 a.m. this Sunday . ) All people who will be serving at the Firemen ’s Feast Sunday morning are especially invited to participate in this time of prayer , Word and Sacrament . We are expecting 50 + participants this year . Most of the people at this service are the cooks for the chicken , but the service is not limited to those at the firehouse . If you are going to be working at the dinner at Carmine Hall , please feel free to attend this 7:30 a.m. service at the Fire Station before you head over to prepare the hall for serving . The photo above is from last year ’s service .


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This webinar has been recorded and was originally held in May 2014 at HBM in Darmstadt, Germany.
This video covers the nuts and bolts (literally and figuratively) of installing a torque sensor. We will discuss how to mount both the rotor and stator, the recommended coupling methods, how to properly align and balance a torque sensor and how to use the supplied calibration data sheet. Learn all the tips and tricks from HBM’s Mark Minda, who holds over 20 years of experience in repair, calibration and day-to-day use of torque sensors.

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This webinar has been recorded and was originally held in May 2014 at HBM in Darmstadt , Germany .
 This video covers the nuts and bolts ( literally and figuratively ) of installing a torque sensor . We will discuss how to mount both the rotor and stator , the recommended coupling methods , how to properly align and balance a torque sensor and how to use the supplied calibration data sheet . Learn all the tips and tricks from HBM ’s Mark Minda , who holds over 20 years of experience in repair , calibration and day - to - day use of torque sensors .


text: This paper addresses the emerging common movement toward proactive asset management for the nation’s infrastructure, in particular the water resources infrastructure (water, wastewater, and storm water treatment facilities, collection and distribution systems). Following decades of original capital investment, we now face a mounting financial burden to sustain that infrastructure. Appropriate renewal of assets before reaching “dire-need” is the objective of proactive asset management. Failure to renew the infrastructure will lead to greater violations of water quality standards and greater costs for appropriate mitigation. The job must begin now if the water resources infrastructure is to be sustained or improved to an appropriate level of quality. But, specifically what is to be done, in what order, by whom, and who pays for it? While many managers take the position that they must wait until circumstances are more favorable, the fact is that circumstances might not improve significantly. So, what to do?

tokenized: This paper addresses the emerging common movement toward proactive asset management for the nation ’s infrastructure , in particular the water resources infrastructure ( water , wastewater , and storm water treatment facilities , collection and distribution systems ) . Following decades of original capital investment , we now face a mounting financial burden to sustain that infrastructure . Appropriate renewal of assets before reaching “ dire - need ” is the objective of proactive asset management . Failure to renew the infrastructure will lead to greater violations of water quality standards and greater costs for appropriate mitigation . The job must begin now if the water resources infrastructure is to be sustained or improved to an appropriate level of quality . But , specifically what is to be done , in what order , by whom , and who pays for it ? While many managers take the position that they must wait until circumstances are more favorable , the fact is that circumstances might not improve significantly . So , what to do ?


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Five years ago, a tropical depression formed in the Atlantic and began moving towards Florida. Later, it would become one of the worst hurricanes to hit the United States.
On the day that the hurricane hit the Gulf Coast, my friend and colleague left Baghdad to return home. I watched her drive off into the hot, dusty Iraqi afternoon, went back inside to the tent that we had shared for a month. Her cot was empty. So was my heart.
It was tough enough being embedded with the U.S. Army. But to do it solo, in the middle of a raging war? I began to feel sorry for myself until I heard the news from Louisiana.
The next day, at the Camp Striker chow hall, I ran into Louisiana National Guard soldiers. The 256th Infantry Brigade Combat Team had been at war for a year, based at nearby Camp Liberty. They called their pad Tigerland.
They had lost about 40 men. Each day, they had smelled the acrid fumes of bombs and ammunition, seen the worst of humanity. They were exhausted and so ready to go home.
It should have been a happy few last days. Instead, it turned wretchedly bittersweet.
They could not take their eyes off the television screens. Image after image of New Orleans under a 30-foot wall of water.
One soldier recognized his block in the lower 9th ward; even thought he saw his house, just the rooftop visible in the footage.
The excitement quickly turned to dread on his face. He sat stone cold at the table, not being able to say anything for a few minutes.
Then: “Well, that’s where I used to live,” he said, running off to the AT&T phone trailer to see if he could check on his mama.
I am sure his effort was in vain.
New Orleans was dark. No lights, no phones. Nothing.
Many of them wanted to get on a plane that instant so they could help their fellow Guardsmen with rescue efforts. In their last days in Iraq, a guilt gnawed at their hearts. Some felt lucky to be in Iraq.
Life seemed like a series of terrible ironies at that moment. So cruel and unfair.
I crawled back into my tent that night no longer wallowing in my loneliness. Just grateful to be have a home back in Atlanta. Grateful to be alive.
I read a story on Slate a few days ago about the same brigade, back in Iraq, back in the chow hall glued to the TV screens. Only this time, it was oil instead of water.

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Five years ago , a tropical depression formed in the Atlantic and began moving towards Florida . Later , it would become one of the worst hurricanes to hit the United States .
 On the day that the hurricane hit the Gulf Coast , my friend and colleague left Baghdad to return home . I watched her drive off into the hot , dusty Iraqi afternoon , went back inside to the tent that we had shared for a month . Her cot was empty . So was my heart .
 It was tough enough being embedded with the U.S. Army . But to do it solo , in the middle of a raging war ? I began to feel sorry for myself until I heard the news from Louisiana .
 The next day , at the Camp Striker chow hall , I ran into Louisiana National Guard soldiers . The 256th Infantry Brigade Combat Team had been at war for a year , based at nearby Camp Liberty . They called their pad Tigerland .
 They had lost about 40 men . Each day , they had smelled the acrid fumes of bombs and ammunition , seen the worst of humanity . They were exhausted and so ready to go home .
 It should have been a happy few last days . Instead , it turned wretchedly bittersweet .
 They could not take their eyes off the television screens . Image after image of New Orleans under a 30 - foot wall of water .
 One soldier recognized his block in the lower 9th ward ; even thought he saw his house , just the rooftop visible in the footage .
 The excitement quickly turned to dread on his face . He sat stone cold at the table , not being able to say anything for a few minutes .
 Then : “ Well , that ’s where I used to live , ” he said , running off to the AT&T phone trailer to see if he could check on his mama .
 I am sure his effort was in vain .
 New Orleans was dark . No lights , no phones . Nothing .
 Many of them wanted to get on a plane that instant so they could help their fellow Guardsmen with rescue efforts . In their last days in Iraq , a guilt gnawed at their hearts . Some felt lucky to be in Iraq .
 Life seemed like a series of terrible ironies at that moment . So cruel and unfair .
 I crawled back into my tent that night no longer wallowing in my loneliness . Just grateful to be have a home back in Atlanta . Grateful to be alive .
 I read a story on Slate a few days ago about the same brigade , back in Iraq , back in the chow hall glued to the TV screens . Only this time , it was oil instead of water .


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This one-day course is aimed at people who are a senior member of staff in their organisation, or who have a responsibility for delivery training. The purpose of the course is to have the ability to effectively deliver a ‘Safe Handling of Medication’ course to their staff to promote competency and consistency with medication management.
This Train the Trainer course takes the trainer through the ‘Safe Handling of Medication’ course material giving them additional information and advice about how to deliver the course.
On completion of the course the trainer will be equipped to deliver the Safe Handling of Medication’ course to their staff.
The legislative framework for the use of medication in social care settings.
Roles and responsibilities in the use of medication in social care settings.
The common types of medication and their use.
The process for receiving, storing and disposing of medication supplies safely.
How to promote the rights of the individual and support the use of medication.
How to record and report on use of medication.
Headed up by Daniel Davies, DJD Consultants are an independent care consultancy service who provides CQC registered organisations with a specialist level of advice and support to ensure compliance. We provide our clients with tools and solutions that help and prevent future problems and breakdowns of your support systems and policy structure.

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This one - day course is aimed at people who are a senior member of staff in their organisation , or who have a responsibility for delivery training . The purpose of the course is to have the ability to effectively deliver a ‘ Safe Handling of Medication ’ course to their staff to promote competency and consistency with medication management .
 This Train the Trainer course takes the trainer through the ‘ Safe Handling of Medication ’ course material giving them additional information and advice about how to deliver the course .
 On completion of the course the trainer will be equipped to deliver the Safe Handling of Medication ’ course to their staff .
 The legislative framework for the use of medication in social care settings .
 Roles and responsibilities in the use of medication in social care settings .
 The common types of medication and their use .
 The process for receiving , storing and disposing of medication supplies safely .
 How to promote the rights of the individual and support the use of medication .
 How to record and report on use of medication .
 Headed up by Daniel Davies , DJD Consultants are an independent care consultancy service who provides CQC registered organisations with a specialist level of advice and support to ensure compliance . We provide our clients with tools and solutions that help and prevent future problems and breakdowns of your support systems and policy structure .


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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - March 1, 2016) - First Bauxite Corporation (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:FBX) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a second extension agreement with its note holders to extend from February 29, 2016 to March 8, 2016 the maturity date in all the outstanding notes issued by the Company to Pacific Road Resources Funds and Resource Capital Fund V L.P. The Company also agreed to revise the Tranche 2 Purchase Date to March 8, 2016 in the note purchase agreement dated October 30, 2015 between the Company and Resource Capital Fund VI L.P. related to the 8% interest bearing convertible note issuable to RCF VI in the principal amount of US$11,000,000.
All other terms of the transaction remain in place as described in the Company's news releases dated October 30, 2015 and January 19, 2016. The existing debt roll-over and tranche 2 closings remain subject to the satisfaction of certain closing conditions contained in the note purchase agreement and amending agreements between the parties.

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TORONTO , ONTARIO--(Marketwired - March 1 , 2016 ) - First Bauxite Corporation ( the " Company " ) ( TSX VENTURE : FBX ) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a second extension agreement with its note holders to extend from February 29 , 2016 to March 8 , 2016 the maturity date in all the outstanding notes issued by the Company to Pacific Road Resources Funds and Resource Capital Fund V L.P. The Company also agreed to revise the Tranche 2 Purchase Date to March 8 , 2016 in the note purchase agreement dated October 30 , 2015 between the Company and Resource Capital Fund VI L.P. related to the 8 % interest bearing convertible note issuable to RCF VI in the principal amount of US$ 11,000,000 .
 All other terms of the transaction remain in place as described in the Company 's news releases dated October 30 , 2015 and January 19 , 2016 . The existing debt roll - over and tranche 2 closings remain subject to the satisfaction of certain closing conditions contained in the note purchase agreement and amending agreements between the parties .


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Salesforce released Einstein Services to enable admins and developers to build custom AI by using low-code or simple “point-and-click” formulas.
Datadog announced the general availability of its support for Amazon Web Services (AWS) App Mesh, a hosted service that dynamically configures service mesh proxies.
Why Nudge.ai? Reach out to the decision makers at Datadog with a personalized email - let them know that you found their recent news mention interesting.
Nudge.ai’s relationship intelligence platform can help you find the right executive to reach out to at Datadog, such as Michelle Danis, Vp of Customer Success, or Olivier Pomel, CEO. Then get in touch and start a conversation.
Executives can be difficult to reach, but every company has connectors who bring together people and ideas. At Datadog, people like Ilan Rabinovitch, and Richard Fye are likely connectors.
When Datadog is mentioned in the news, Nudge.ai often sees topics like Enterprise, and Money. If your conversation focuses on these topics, you’ll probably get Datadog’s attention.
When Datadog is mentioned in the news, companies such as Appdynamics, Inc., Solarwinds, and Thoughtworks are often also mentioned. These companies can serve as customer examples.
Employees who are often in the news are usually open to starting conversations or exploring ideas. Nudge.ai's sales AI saw Ilan Rabinovitch, Olivier Pomel, and Amit Agarwal from Datadog recently mentioned in the news.
Who in your network can introduce you to Datadog? Nudge.ai finds the best pathway to reach contacts at this company.

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Salesforce released Einstein Services to enable admins and developers to build custom AI by using low - code or simple “ point - and - click ” formulas .
 Datadog announced the general availability of its support for Amazon Web Services ( AWS ) App Mesh , a hosted service that dynamically configures service mesh proxies .
 Why Nudge.ai ? Reach out to the decision makers at Datadog with a personalized email - let them know that you found their recent news mention interesting .
 Nudge.ai ’s relationship intelligence platform can help you find the right executive to reach out to at Datadog , such as Michelle Danis , Vp of Customer Success , or Olivier Pomel , CEO . Then get in touch and start a conversation .
 Executives can be difficult to reach , but every company has connectors who bring together people and ideas . At Datadog , people like Ilan Rabinovitch , and Richard Fye are likely connectors .
 When Datadog is mentioned in the news , Nudge.ai often sees topics like Enterprise , and Money . If your conversation focuses on these topics , you ’ll probably get Datadog ’s attention .
 When Datadog is mentioned in the news , companies such as Appdynamics , Inc. , Solarwinds , and Thoughtworks are often also mentioned . These companies can serve as customer examples .
 Employees who are often in the news are usually open to starting conversations or exploring ideas . Nudge.ai 's sales AI saw Ilan Rabinovitch , Olivier Pomel , and Amit Agarwal from Datadog recently mentioned in the news .
 Who in your network can introduce you to Datadog ? Nudge.ai finds the best pathway to reach contacts at this company .


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These files are part of the Tiresias ™ family of fonts . They are free software ; you can redistribute them and/or modify them under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation ; either version 3 of the License , or any later version .
 The Tiresias ™ fonts are distributed in the hope that they will be useful , but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY ; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE . See the GNU General Public License for more details .


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After two games at the 2018 World Cup, Argentina was in serious trouble.
With an aging team that lacked world class defenders, the Albiceleste managed just a draw with Iceland while eventual World Cup finalists Croatia reminded Argentina what it used to have in midfield with a dominating 3-0 win.
The defeat put Argentina in a precarious position, needing a win on the final group stage day and some luck to go through into the knockout stage past Nigeria and Iceland. Now, a new book by Argentine journalist Ariel Senosiain could shed some light on what happened between the match against Croatia and Nigeria.
According to Senosian’s digital book, called El Mundial es Historias, Lionel Messi and Javier Mascherano ordered a meeting with manager Jorge Sampaoli and his coaching staff, and it did not go down well.
Messi was reportedly also upset with Sampaoli for the manager asking Messi who he thought should come on as a substitute during the match.
“You asked me 10 times which players you wanted me to see on and which ones I didn’t and I never gave you a name,” Messi reportedly said.
In the days following the defeat to Croatia, many reports emerged out of the Argentina camp that Messi had essentially organized a mutiny, and he was going to select the squad and tactical instructions. The team made the switch from a three-man backline to a more standard 4-4-2, and it delivered some better performances, even though Argentina’s defense was still shambolic, especially in the 4-3 defeat to France.
With 15 members of the 23-man roster over the age of 30 and no head coach, the Argentina National Team is set for a huge upheavel, and there’s not much in terms of youth players who could replace the likes of Mascherano, Banega, Otamendi and of course Messi and Sergio Aguero in the lineup.
These alleged quotes are just the beginning of what should be a messy year for Argentina, as it tries to get itself back on track, renewing its youth development and forming the next generation of Albiceleste stars.

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After two games at the 2018 World Cup , Argentina was in serious trouble .
 With an aging team that lacked world class defenders , the Albiceleste managed just a draw with Iceland while eventual World Cup finalists Croatia reminded Argentina what it used to have in midfield with a dominating 3 - 0 win .
 The defeat put Argentina in a precarious position , needing a win on the final group stage day and some luck to go through into the knockout stage past Nigeria and Iceland . Now , a new book by Argentine journalist Ariel Senosiain could shed some light on what happened between the match against Croatia and Nigeria .
 According to Senosian ’s digital book , called El Mundial es Historias , Lionel Messi and Javier Mascherano ordered a meeting with manager Jorge Sampaoli and his coaching staff , and it did not go down well .
 Messi was reportedly also upset with Sampaoli for the manager asking Messi who he thought should come on as a substitute during the match .
 “ You asked me 10 times which players you wanted me to see on and which ones I did n’t and I never gave you a name , ” Messi reportedly said .
 In the days following the defeat to Croatia , many reports emerged out of the Argentina camp that Messi had essentially organized a mutiny , and he was going to select the squad and tactical instructions . The team made the switch from a three - man backline to a more standard 4 - 4 - 2 , and it delivered some better performances , even though Argentina ’s defense was still shambolic , especially in the 4 - 3 defeat to France .
 With 15 members of the 23 - man roster over the age of 30 and no head coach , the Argentina National Team is set for a huge upheavel , and there ’s not much in terms of youth players who could replace the likes of Mascherano , Banega , Otamendi and of course Messi and Sergio Aguero in the lineup .
 These alleged quotes are just the beginning of what should be a messy year for Argentina , as it tries to get itself back on track , renewing its youth development and forming the next generation of Albiceleste stars .


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Fred and Jam are reunited and ready to kick off more consistent retro content, albeit this one is only half retro. In this spoileriffic comparison podcast, the two delve into the development and content of the scrapped version of Resident Evil 2, dubbed Resident Evil 1.5 by the Internet, as well as the original full blown release. Then they move over to comparing the quality and content in this new remake. It’s a long ride and it’s highly recommended that you play the games first, but sit back and enjoy a horrifying trip through the Raccoon City police department and beyond.
Something tells me if I ever play a RE game outside of 4, it will be the original 2, not this remake. From what I can tell by how Fred described the story, that “heart wrenching emotional family drama” was written by someone who never ever went through that himself, and was instead inspired by Hollywood movies. I reject on principle any story that does not feel genuinely human.

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Fred and Jam are reunited and ready to kick off more consistent retro content , albeit this one is only half retro . In this spoileriffic comparison podcast , the two delve into the development and content of the scrapped version of Resident Evil 2 , dubbed Resident Evil 1.5 by the Internet , as well as the original full blown release . Then they move over to comparing the quality and content in this new remake . It ’s a long ride and it ’s highly recommended that you play the games first , but sit back and enjoy a horrifying trip through the Raccoon City police department and beyond .
 Something tells me if I ever play a RE game outside of 4 , it will be the original 2 , not this remake . From what I can tell by how Fred described the story , that “ heart wrenching emotional family drama ” was written by someone who never ever went through that himself , and was instead inspired by Hollywood movies . I reject on principle any story that does not feel genuinely human .


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Interview: Mark Peters talks to Neal Adams.
Interview: Scott McCloud talks about storytelling in the comics medium.
Reviews: Josh Begley on Conan the Avenger #21. Patrick Dane on Sagas of the Northmen. Sean Gaffney on Kizumonogatari: Wound Tale. Greg McElhatton on The Omega Men #7. Chad Nevett on Dreadstar #62.
11 tales of plagiarism, credit-grabbing, and sexual harassment in the comics industry.
The Book That Hitler Didn’t Want You to Read, out this month, is a comic about the time Adolf Hitler sued Alan Cranston — who, before he was a senator, was a journalist — for copyright infringement. In 1939, Cranston produced a tabloid-format version of Mein Kampf that focused on the racist and violent passages that the American publisher had edited out of the English-language edition.
MangaBlog picks the best and worst manga of the year.
Rich Barrett presents the Mental Floss list of the 25 best graphic novels and comics.
Sean Kleefeld looks back at the year in webcomics.
Top 5 comic book events of 2015, according Daily News Service.

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Interview : Mark Peters talks to Neal Adams .
 Interview : Scott McCloud talks about storytelling in the comics medium .
 Reviews : Josh Begley on Conan the Avenger # 21 . Patrick Dane on Sagas of the Northmen . Sean Gaffney on Kizumonogatari : Wound Tale . Greg McElhatton on The Omega Men # 7 . Chad Nevett on Dreadstar # 62 .
 11 tales of plagiarism , credit - grabbing , and sexual harassment in the comics industry .
 The Book That Hitler Did n’t Want You to Read , out this month , is a comic about the time Adolf Hitler sued Alan Cranston — who , before he was a senator , was a journalist — for copyright infringement . In 1939 , Cranston produced a tabloid - format version of Mein Kampf that focused on the racist and violent passages that the American publisher had edited out of the English - language edition .
 MangaBlog picks the best and worst manga of the year .
 Rich Barrett presents the Mental Floss list of the 25 best graphic novels and comics .
 Sean Kleefeld looks back at the year in webcomics .
 Top 5 comic book events of 2015 , according Daily News Service .


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We visited Sagano & Arashiyama for strolling.
It not only bamboo forest, but also store signs and menu, the scenery of town, everything was new.
Our students could see the different angle of Kyoto from what they have already learned.
They looked very tired of strolling around the area in the hot weather.
Take good rest today and get the school days after fresh!
We visited Shugakuin Imperial Villa and were divided into two groups to stroll.
We really enjoyed the beautiful garden which is one of the examples representative of Japanese gardens.
Visiting the garden in the fall or winter makes different impression.
Why not give it a try again on some holiday?
The summer short term course begins on July 11.
Here the calendar and the schedule of weekly field trips & other attractive summer events are as the below.
Let's enjoy your summer with studying Japanese and experiencing historical events in Kyoto!

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We visited Sagano & Arashiyama for strolling .
 It not only bamboo forest , but also store signs and menu , the scenery of town , everything was new .
 Our students could see the different angle of Kyoto from what they have already learned .
 They looked very tired of strolling around the area in the hot weather .
 Take good rest today and get the school days after fresh !
 We visited Shugakuin Imperial Villa and were divided into two groups to stroll .
 We really enjoyed the beautiful garden which is one of the examples representative of Japanese gardens .
 Visiting the garden in the fall or winter makes different impression .
 Why not give it a try again on some holiday ?
 The summer short term course begins on July 11 .
 Here the calendar and the schedule of weekly field trips & other attractive summer events are as the below .
 Let 's enjoy your summer with studying Japanese and experiencing historical events in Kyoto !


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Have you checked your privilege recently?
This workshop is open to all who want to take a closer look at their own lives and step into the shoes of others for a moment. We will be discussing concepts, work-shopping ideas, participating in activities and listening to stories. Please bring your respect and a willing to learn, we'll provide the rest!
Participation is voluntary. We respect your individual right to withdraw from participation at all times.
The Queer Amnesty International Adelaide Action Group meets up once a month to socialise whilst discussing Queer Human Rights issues from around the world and here in Australia. We create change through grassroots, social activism and welcome new members!

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Have you checked your privilege recently ?
 This workshop is open to all who want to take a closer look at their own lives and step into the shoes of others for a moment . We will be discussing concepts , work - shopping ideas , participating in activities and listening to stories . Please bring your respect and a willing to learn , we 'll provide the rest !
 Participation is voluntary . We respect your individual right to withdraw from participation at all times .
 The Queer Amnesty International Adelaide Action Group meets up once a month to socialise whilst discussing Queer Human Rights issues from around the world and here in Australia . We create change through grassroots , social activism and welcome new members !


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You wouldn’t know that Case, who spends hours speeding up and down the ice at hockey practice, was anything other than an active little boy. But soon after he was born in 2001, his mother Leslie Haberstroh knew something wasn’t right. He couldn’t hold down his baby formula, and he was unable to pass his newborn stool or meconium. “It was the typical signs of Hirschsprung’s or a blockage,” said Leslie. Case was soon sent to UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh where he underwent a biopsy under the care of a team of doctors.
After surgery, Case spent 3 weeks recovering in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. The doctors wanted to ensure that everything had gone properly with the procedure, that his intestines didn’t twist, and that he could keep formula down. After passing these tests, baby Case was sent home. Three months later, Case returned to UPMC Children’s for a second surgery called a pull-through. Since then, he hasn’t had any operations and only takes medication on an as-needed basis. Case participated in a research study at UPMC Children’s for nearly eight years in order to help other children with Hirschsprung’s disease.
Case’s symptoms didn’t disappear totally, however. He still experiences abdominal discomfort, especially after eating. Still, Case says lunch is one of his favorite subjects at school. The discomfort, however, can cause missed class time, leaving him behind on instruction. Luckily, a few helpful teachers and Case’s determination to do well and keep up with his brother have allowed him to reach his goals. Both Case and Leslie know how hard it can be to send a young Hirschsprung’s patient off to school. That’s why Leslie wanted to raise awareness and offer support to families who were experiencing the same thing that she went through a few years earlier.
The Haberstroh family wanted to raise awareness about Hirschsprung’s and offer support to other families who have children with the disease. To do this, Case decided to bring together hockey and Hirschsprung’s, two things close to his heart. In September 2014, the Haberstroh family organized the first annual “Hockey for Hirschsprung’s” youth ice hockey tournament.
The goal was to raise awareness, raise money, and inspire other kids. Case wanted to show that it is possible to lead a normal life with the disease. “I can do lots of stuff that all my other friends can do,” Case said.
The week-long event at the Belmont Complex in West Kittanning attracted 12 amateur teams for a round-robin tournament. The winners were presented with ice-like medals and a banner. The first annual event raised $3,500 for the Colorectal Center for Children. “I felt pretty good that I could give money to kids [with Hirschsprung’s],” said Case. Overall, the tournament was a success. The Haberstroh clan connected with 2 other families that had young kids with Hirschsprung’s. They shared tips and advice, but most importantly support. “So much support came out of this,” Leslie said. The 2nd Annual Hockey For Hirschsprung’s tournament is scheduled for August 26-30 & September 2-6, 2015 and is now fielding 24 teams.
Today, the hockey-loving teenager gets more ice time than hospital time, and he and his family have turned their love of the sport in to a chance to help other children suffering from Hirschsprung’s. In the future, Case hopes to go to a “good college” and play on their hockey team. His mother Leslie knows that “whatever he does, he will be successful. He’s very driven.” These days, nothing seems to be holding Case back.
For an appointment or consultation, Contact the Colorectal Center for Children.

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You would n’t know that Case , who spends hours speeding up and down the ice at hockey practice , was anything other than an active little boy . But soon after he was born in 2001 , his mother Leslie Haberstroh knew something was n’t right . He could n’t hold down his baby formula , and he was unable to pass his newborn stool or meconium . “ It was the typical signs of Hirschsprung ’s or a blockage , ” said Leslie . Case was soon sent to UPMC Children 's Hospital of Pittsburgh where he underwent a biopsy under the care of a team of doctors .
 After surgery , Case spent 3 weeks recovering in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit . The doctors wanted to ensure that everything had gone properly with the procedure , that his intestines did n’t twist , and that he could keep formula down . After passing these tests , baby Case was sent home . Three months later , Case returned to UPMC Children ’s for a second surgery called a pull - through . Since then , he has n’t had any operations and only takes medication on an as - needed basis . Case participated in a research study at UPMC Children ’s for nearly eight years in order to help other children with Hirschsprung ’s disease .
 Case ’s symptoms did n’t disappear totally , however . He still experiences abdominal discomfort , especially after eating . Still , Case says lunch is one of his favorite subjects at school . The discomfort , however , can cause missed class time , leaving him behind on instruction . Luckily , a few helpful teachers and Case ’s determination to do well and keep up with his brother have allowed him to reach his goals . Both Case and Leslie know how hard it can be to send a young Hirschsprung ’s patient off to school . That ’s why Leslie wanted to raise awareness and offer support to families who were experiencing the same thing that she went through a few years earlier .
 The Haberstroh family wanted to raise awareness about Hirschsprung ’s and offer support to other families who have children with the disease . To do this , Case decided to bring together hockey and Hirschsprung ’s , two things close to his heart . In September 2014 , the Haberstroh family organized the first annual “ Hockey for Hirschsprung ’s ” youth ice hockey tournament .
 The goal was to raise awareness , raise money , and inspire other kids . Case wanted to show that it is possible to lead a normal life with the disease . “ I can do lots of stuff that all my other friends can do , ” Case said .
 The week - long event at the Belmont Complex in West Kittanning attracted 12 amateur teams for a round - robin tournament . The winners were presented with ice - like medals and a banner . The first annual event raised $ 3,500 for the Colorectal Center for Children . “ I felt pretty good that I could give money to kids [ with Hirschsprung ’s ] , ” said Case . Overall , the tournament was a success . The Haberstroh clan connected with 2 other families that had young kids with Hirschsprung ’s . They shared tips and advice , but most importantly support . “ So much support came out of this , ” Leslie said . The 2nd Annual Hockey For Hirschsprung ’s tournament is scheduled for August 26 - 30 & September 2 - 6 , 2015 and is now fielding 24 teams .
 Today , the hockey - loving teenager gets more ice time than hospital time , and he and his family have turned their love of the sport in to a chance to help other children suffering from Hirschsprung ’s . In the future , Case hopes to go to a “ good college ” and play on their hockey team . His mother Leslie knows that “ whatever he does , he will be successful . He ’s very driven . ” These days , nothing seems to be holding Case back .
 For an appointment or consultation , Contact the Colorectal Center for Children .


text: I hope they serve beer in hell is a book that stats almost all the terrible things and great things that can come out of engaging yourself in a lot of drinking. The main character Tucker Max is a great writer. I mostly enjoying reading his books because he tells the truth. Every story he writes is completely true and thats what makes hims so hilarious. If it wasnt true then it wouldnt be as funny, but knowing that some of the things he says happens is what really makes the story.

tokenized: I hope they serve beer in hell is a book that stats almost all the terrible things and great things that can come out of engaging yourself in a lot of drinking . The main character Tucker Max is a great writer . I mostly enjoying reading his books because he tells the truth . Every story he writes is completely true and that s what makes hims so hilarious . If it was nt true then it would nt be as funny , but knowing that some of the things he says happens is what really makes the story .


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Our best selling shape and style of bag is the bucket, so far.
Comes in four lovely colours: burgundy, black, navy and grey.
We made this mini one because it is really cute.
It fits your phone, your keys, your wallet and a lip gloss.
The exterior is 10.10 oz waxed cotton canvas and it is lined with water repellent nylon. The toggles are super handy and easy to use. The top handle is made of a reflective paracord just because details like that make us happy.

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Our best selling shape and style of bag is the bucket , so far .
 Comes in four lovely colours : burgundy , black , navy and grey .
 We made this mini one because it is really cute .
 It fits your phone , your keys , your wallet and a lip gloss .
 The exterior is 10.10 oz waxed cotton canvas and it is lined with water repellent nylon . The toggles are super handy and easy to use . The top handle is made of a reflective paracord just because details like that make us happy .


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The internet as we know today has become very generic. Although that is has become an incredible tool giving the possibility to millions of internet users worldwide to search any and all kind of information, there is a lot of confusing and malicious information that is available. Consequently, it has become more and more difficult for companies and brand owners to differentiate themselves in the eyes of the internet user from the other of millions of domain names that have no primary or secondary meaning. In many cases internet users do not really know anymore whether they are dealing with a true company with all kinds of negative experiences as a result Also if you look at some of existing gTLDs that were set up with an initial purpose to serve the corporate market, you can see that that purpose has diluted.
With .ltd TLD we as the Applicant want to change that experience, bringing back the true meaning of a specific TLD that will allow companies that are registered within a specific region to be able to register their company names within the .ltd TLD, making it clearer for the user that he is dealing with the corporate market. As such, this specific TLD will provide companies the opportunity to differentiate themselves from any other TLD due to the fact that the Applicant will ensure and enhance restricted policies (i.e. only companies registered within the Commonwealth countries, Ireland, China, Hong Kong and⁄or Brazil will be allowed to apply for a domain name). The result will be a genuine, safe and secure TLD that will not tolerate any abuses or misuse of domain names or websites and will ensure that all companies that apply for a domain name do indeed meet the requirements of the policies as laid down by the Applicant. In addition companies that were not entitled to register their company names as a domain name due to unavailability will now have the opportunity to do so.
In addition, the Applicant is convinced that an .ltd TLD will be an added value to the internet community as a whole and to the internet user in specific. As the internet domain space- as we know today- will entirely change the internet users will search the internet on a whole different level. The internet will no longer exist primarily of “.com” domain names, but the domain name space will become more segregated. Consequently, the Applicant truly believes that the .ltd TLD will provide an added value by setting up and managing a TLD that will only allow companies that are registered in the Commonwealth countries, Ireland, China, Hong Kong and⁄or Brazil to apply for a domain name. The Applicant wants to ensure that all registrants have a link within the TLD, as the term ʺltdʺ is used by the majority of companies that are registered under the laws and regulations of Commonwealth countries, Ireland, China, Hong Kong and⁄or Brazil.

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The internet as we know today has become very generic . Although that is has become an incredible tool giving the possibility to millions of internet users worldwide to search any and all kind of information , there is a lot of confusing and malicious information that is available . Consequently , it has become more and more difficult for companies and brand owners to differentiate themselves in the eyes of the internet user from the other of millions of domain names that have no primary or secondary meaning . In many cases internet users do not really know anymore whether they are dealing with a true company with all kinds of negative experiences as a result Also if you look at some of existing gTLDs that were set up with an initial purpose to serve the corporate market , you can see that that purpose has diluted .
 With .ltd TLD we as the Applicant want to change that experience , bringing back the true meaning of a specific TLD that will allow companies that are registered within a specific region to be able to register their company names within the .ltd TLD , making it clearer for the user that he is dealing with the corporate market . As such , this specific TLD will provide companies the opportunity to differentiate themselves from any other TLD due to the fact that the Applicant will ensure and enhance restricted policies ( i.e. only companies registered within the Commonwealth countries , Ireland , China , Hong Kong and⁄or Brazil will be allowed to apply for a domain name ) . The result will be a genuine , safe and secure TLD that will not tolerate any abuses or misuse of domain names or websites and will ensure that all companies that apply for a domain name do indeed meet the requirements of the policies as laid down by the Applicant . In addition companies that were not entitled to register their company names as a domain name due to unavailability will now have the opportunity to do so .
 In addition , the Applicant is convinced that an .ltd TLD will be an added value to the internet community as a whole and to the internet user in specific . As the internet domain space- as we know today- will entirely change the internet users will search the internet on a whole different level . The internet will no longer exist primarily of “ .com ” domain names , but the domain name space will become more segregated . Consequently , the Applicant truly believes that the .ltd TLD will provide an added value by setting up and managing a TLD that will only allow companies that are registered in the Commonwealth countries , Ireland , China , Hong Kong and⁄or Brazil to apply for a domain name . The Applicant wants to ensure that all registrants have a link within the TLD , as the term ʺltdʺ is used by the majority of companies that are registered under the laws and regulations of Commonwealth countries , Ireland , China , Hong Kong and⁄or Brazil .


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This program gives clubs the opportunity to compete for a place on the coveted IRONMAN podium. The IRONMAN TriClub Program uses the IRONMAN Age Group Ranking point system for Race Day scoring. Earn points simply by crossing the finish line! Podium awards are currently offered at all IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 events located in North America.
TriClub Villages are also a fun and motivating part of the program. Many of the IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 races have TriClub Village areas. These villages are typically strategically located on the run course, provide a place where club members can set up their team tents, congregate, and cheer on athletes competing in the event.
The IRONMAN TriClub Program is announcing a special competition for clubs racing at IRONMAN Wisconsin, IRONMAN Chattanooga, IRONMAN Louisville, and IRONMAN Florida – it’s time to Rally the Troops! The Top 3 TriClubs based on registered and affiliated athletes 7 days before each event will win a gift certificate for a local bar/restaurant to celebrate during race week!
These prizes are in addition to benefits TriClubs already receive at each event including the Top 5 TriClubs receive priority bike racking with their club and the Top 3 TriClubs receive 2 VIP passes for club spectators. **The Top 5 TriClubs are based on registered and affiliated athletes at each individual race, 45 days before the event.

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This program gives clubs the opportunity to compete for a place on the coveted IRONMAN podium . The IRONMAN TriClub Program uses the IRONMAN Age Group Ranking point system for Race Day scoring . Earn points simply by crossing the finish line ! Podium awards are currently offered at all IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 events located in North America .
 TriClub Villages are also a fun and motivating part of the program . Many of the IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 races have TriClub Village areas . These villages are typically strategically located on the run course , provide a place where club members can set up their team tents , congregate , and cheer on athletes competing in the event .
 The IRONMAN TriClub Program is announcing a special competition for clubs racing at IRONMAN Wisconsin , IRONMAN Chattanooga , IRONMAN Louisville , and IRONMAN Florida – it ’s time to Rally the Troops ! The Top 3 TriClubs based on registered and affiliated athletes 7 days before each event will win a gift certificate for a local bar / restaurant to celebrate during race week !
 These prizes are in addition to benefits TriClubs already receive at each event including the Top 5 TriClubs receive priority bike racking with their club and the Top 3 TriClubs receive 2 VIP passes for club spectators . * * The Top 5 TriClubs are based on registered and affiliated athletes at each individual race , 45 days before the event .


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Membership at the Southington Community YMCA is not only an investment in you and your family but also in your community. YMCA membership fees are established so that all members can share fairly and equitably in operational costs as well support the many community programs the Y provides in Southington. Rate subject to change in March 2018.
The Southington-Cheshire Community YMCAs are now offering a 25% membership discount for any current or past military personnel.
Is your place of employment a YMCA corporate partner? If so, you receive 10% off of your membership. Please see the listing below for eligible employers.
• Over 15,000 square feet of Fitness space!
The Y is for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. We want to make sure you continue to be involved with the Y wherever you may live, work or travel. With our focus on healthy living, we want you to stay active and keep moving! Now we've made sure there is a Y wherever you are. So get out and explore New England, visit friends and relatives, and remember to take your Y card with you! Now that you belong to the Southington Community YMCA, you belong to other YMCAs throughout New England, at no extra charge.
Bring your membership card and photo ID and enjoy free access to almost every Y in New England! This offer applies to full-facility members only. Some restrictions may apply.
Have fun and get the most out of your membership.
Joining the YMCA is simple! Visit any one of our 2 branches to receive a tour of the facility and to talk to a Member Service staff person about how membership in the YMCA can benefit you and your family. To get the process started, you can fill out a membership application online. Once completed, print the application out and and bring it to the branch you wish to join. It’s that easy! Applications are also available at both branches.
It is the philosophy of the YMCA to provide services for any person who desires to participate and understands the benefits of the YMCA, regardless of ability to pay the standard membership or program fee. Those not able to pay the fee may be awarded financial assistance based on the individual need and the ability of the YMCA to fund the subsidy.
CODE OF CONDUCT— The Southington-Cheshire Community YMCA is a family organization. It is therefore important that our members and guests behave in a manner consistent with a family atmosphere and the YMCAs values of Caring, Honesty, Respect and Responsibility, Inappropriate behavior, such as foul language, dangerous play, etc. is unacceptable and may result in termination of your membership.
AGE REQUIREMENTS— Health & Wellness Center members must be at least 14 years old to use the Health & Wellness Center independently. Fourteen-year-olds can use the Health & Wellness Canter after successfully completing an orientation. Members age 11 to 13 can use the Health & Wellness Center only when DIRECTLY supervised by an adult member. A gym schedule is available in the lobby.
MEDICAL RECOMMENDATIONS— If you have a prior history of health-related problems, the YMCA recommends that you check with your physician prior to enrolling in fitness programs. The YMCA reserves the right to require your doctor’s approval for your participation in any activity. Please let our Health & Wellness staff know of any health condition that may affect your inability to exercise.
PERSONAL PROPERTY— The Y cannot assume responsibility for lost or stolen items. If using a locker, please be sure it is not defective and will remain closed if secured by your lock. Items may not be left overnight in lockers.
INSUFFICIENT REGISTRATION— Insufficient registration for advertised classes may result in cancellation of the program. If maximum class enrollment has been attained, registration will be closed and a waiting list may be generated.
GUEST POLICY— YMCA full members may bring adult guests (18 years and up) to use the facility at a rate of $10.00 per visit. Teen guests (13-17 years old) are $5.00 per visit and youth guests (12 and under) are $3.00 per visit. Guests are expected to respect the YMCA policies and guidelines. The YMCA reserves the right to restrict guests usage based upon the amount of members using the facility. Please call the Y before bringing a guest, restrictions apply. All guests must be accompanied by a Southington Community YMCA full member and completely fill out a One Day Membership Enrollment Form. All adult guests MUST provide a photo ID. All youth guests 12 years of age and under MUST be accompanied by an adult.
MAKE-UP CLASSES/CLOSINGS — Make-up classes will be scheduled (or credits issued at the end of the session) when a program is not held due to unforeseen circumstances. For closings or class cancellation, class costs are prorated automatically.
REFUND POLICY— A refund will be given if the YMCA cancels a class before it begins. In the case of any medical restriction, a doctor’s note is needed and a credit for the full amount of the unused program will be given to the participant. We strive to make sure that you are satisfied with all YMCA programs. Please see the Department Director if your class is not meeting your expectations. A processing fee of $7.00 per class will be charged for all program changes made by program participants including change of time.
HEALTH & WELLNESS POLICY— Consultations and equipment orientations for those 15 and older are strongly recommended, but not required. A physician’s clearance may be requested before beginning an equipment orientation, personal training or other wellness program. Members using the Wellness Center are required to wear appropriate clothing including shirts and sneakers.

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Membership at the Southington Community YMCA is not only an investment in you and your family but also in your community . YMCA membership fees are established so that all members can share fairly and equitably in operational costs as well support the many community programs the Y provides in Southington . Rate subject to change in March 2018 .
 The Southington - Cheshire Community YMCAs are now offering a 25 % membership discount for any current or past military personnel .
 Is your place of employment a YMCA corporate partner ? If so , you receive 10 % off of your membership . Please see the listing below for eligible employers .
 • Over 15,000 square feet of Fitness space !
 The Y is for youth development , healthy living and social responsibility . We want to make sure you continue to be involved with the Y wherever you may live , work or travel . With our focus on healthy living , we want you to stay active and keep moving ! Now we 've made sure there is a Y wherever you are . So get out and explore New England , visit friends and relatives , and remember to take your Y card with you ! Now that you belong to the Southington Community YMCA , you belong to other YMCAs throughout New England , at no extra charge .
 Bring your membership card and photo ID and enjoy free access to almost every Y in New England ! This offer applies to full - facility members only . Some restrictions may apply .
 Have fun and get the most out of your membership .
 Joining the YMCA is simple ! Visit any one of our 2 branches to receive a tour of the facility and to talk to a Member Service staff person about how membership in the YMCA can benefit you and your family . To get the process started , you can fill out a membership application online . Once completed , print the application out and and bring it to the branch you wish to join . It ’s that easy ! Applications are also available at both branches .
 It is the philosophy of the YMCA to provide services for any person who desires to participate and understands the benefits of the YMCA , regardless of ability to pay the standard membership or program fee . Those not able to pay the fee may be awarded financial assistance based on the individual need and the ability of the YMCA to fund the subsidy .
 CODE OF CONDUCT — The Southington - Cheshire Community YMCA is a family organization . It is therefore important that our members and guests behave in a manner consistent with a family atmosphere and the YMCAs values of Caring , Honesty , Respect and Responsibility , Inappropriate behavior , such as foul language , dangerous play , etc . is unacceptable and may result in termination of your membership .
 AGE REQUIREMENTS — Health & Wellness Center members must be at least 14 years old to use the Health & Wellness Center independently . Fourteen - year - olds can use the Health & Wellness Canter after successfully completing an orientation . Members age 11 to 13 can use the Health & Wellness Center only when DIRECTLY supervised by an adult member . A gym schedule is available in the lobby .
 MEDICAL RECOMMENDATIONS — If you have a prior history of health - related problems , the YMCA recommends that you check with your physician prior to enrolling in fitness programs . The YMCA reserves the right to require your doctor ’s approval for your participation in any activity . Please let our Health & Wellness staff know of any health condition that may affect your inability to exercise .
 PERSONAL PROPERTY — The Y can not assume responsibility for lost or stolen items . If using a locker , please be sure it is not defective and will remain closed if secured by your lock . Items may not be left overnight in lockers .
 INSUFFICIENT REGISTRATION — Insufficient registration for advertised classes may result in cancellation of the program . If maximum class enrollment has been attained , registration will be closed and a waiting list may be generated .
 GUEST POLICY — YMCA full members may bring adult guests ( 18 years and up ) to use the facility at a rate of $ 10.00 per visit . Teen guests ( 13 - 17 years old ) are $ 5.00 per visit and youth guests ( 12 and under ) are $ 3.00 per visit . Guests are expected to respect the YMCA policies and guidelines . The YMCA reserves the right to restrict guests usage based upon the amount of members using the facility . Please call the Y before bringing a guest , restrictions apply . All guests must be accompanied by a Southington Community YMCA full member and completely fill out a One Day Membership Enrollment Form . All adult guests MUST provide a photo ID . All youth guests 12 years of age and under MUST be accompanied by an adult .
 MAKE - UP CLASSES / CLOSINGS — Make - up classes will be scheduled ( or credits issued at the end of the session ) when a program is not held due to unforeseen circumstances . For closings or class cancellation , class costs are prorated automatically .
 REFUND POLICY — A refund will be given if the YMCA cancels a class before it begins . In the case of any medical restriction , a doctor ’s note is needed and a credit for the full amount of the unused program will be given to the participant . We strive to make sure that you are satisfied with all YMCA programs . Please see the Department Director if your class is not meeting your expectations . A processing fee of $ 7.00 per class will be charged for all program changes made by program participants including change of time .
 HEALTH & WELLNESS POLICY — Consultations and equipment orientations for those 15 and older are strongly recommended , but not required . A physician ’s clearance may be requested before beginning an equipment orientation , personal training or other wellness program . Members using the Wellness Center are required to wear appropriate clothing including shirts and sneakers .


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Based on previous projects and initiatives several indicators for aquaculture sustainability and research have been identified. Please click here for download the full presentation.
Once the indicators were selected and tested by the AQUAMED project partners, a software was developed to help the stakeholders to measure the indicators and give feedback on the software. Please click here to download and test the software.

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Based on previous projects and initiatives several indicators for aquaculture sustainability and research have been identified . Please click here for download the full presentation .
 Once the indicators were selected and tested by the AQUAMED project partners , a software was developed to help the stakeholders to measure the indicators and give feedback on the software . Please click here to download and test the software .


text: Congratulations to Jon Coulston who has just been awarded one of the university’s Teaching Excellence Awards for 2015-16. The awards will be presented at a teaching awards ceremony on Tuesday 19 April. The award is for all-round excellent teaching, but also particularly for Jon’s work in developing a very popular and distinctive series of honours modules focused around his research interests on the ancient city of Rome, Roman art and the Roman army. Those teaching interests have been intertwined with Jon’s impact work on the Roman army and onTrajan’s column.

tokenized: Congratulations to Jon Coulston who has just been awarded one of the university ’s Teaching Excellence Awards for 2015 - 16 . The awards will be presented at a teaching awards ceremony on Tuesday 19 April . The award is for all - round excellent teaching , but also particularly for Jon ’s work in developing a very popular and distinctive series of honours modules focused around his research interests on the ancient city of Rome , Roman art and the Roman army . Those teaching interests have been intertwined with Jon ’s impact work on the Roman army and onTrajan ’s column .


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Holy abseiling Batman - this is a long way up!
The new Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital in Eastern Road had some very special visitors this weekend.
The hospital which was previously located in Dyke Road, opened in June this year and is a state-of-the-art design costing £36 million. It is one of only seven dedicated to paediatric care in the UK.
The nine-storey building has been designed in the shape of an ark and includes beds for up to 100 patients, 15 outpatient consulting rooms, three operating theatres and a cancer care day centre.
So imagine everyone’s surprise, not least of all the young patients in the wards, when Batman and Robin were to be seen abseiling up the walls.
Batman (aka Ian Mitchell) and his trusty side-kick Robin (aka Wayne Ascott) are part of the maintence company that keep the building ‘ship shape’. They dressed up for the day just to give the children a treat and make them smile. Well done the dynamic duo.

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Holy abseiling Batman - this is a long way up !
 The new Royal Alexandra Children ’s Hospital in Eastern Road had some very special visitors this weekend .
 The hospital which was previously located in Dyke Road , opened in June this year and is a state - of - the - art design costing £ 36 million . It is one of only seven dedicated to paediatric care in the UK .
 The nine - storey building has been designed in the shape of an ark and includes beds for up to 100 patients , 15 outpatient consulting rooms , three operating theatres and a cancer care day centre .
 So imagine everyone ’s surprise , not least of all the young patients in the wards , when Batman and Robin were to be seen abseiling up the walls .
 Batman ( aka Ian Mitchell ) and his trusty side - kick Robin ( aka Wayne Ascott ) are part of the maintence company that keep the building ‘ ship shape ’ . They dressed up for the day just to give the children a treat and make them smile . Well done the dynamic duo .