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SPOILER ALERT: Before you read this post, roast yourself a nice pig, pour yourself a bottle of wine (I suggest a fruity grenache with the pork), cork the bottle extremely tightly and watch last night’s Lost.
We can spend all day talking about the mythology and background revealed on “Ab Aeterno,” an intense episode of Lost–and I’m sure we will–but let’s say this first: fancy story aside, last night showed us a fine hour of acting, plain and simple.
I’ve seen Nestor Carbonell in a variety of roles on TV (from Bat Manuel in The Tick to the CBS soap Cane), and it’s not like he’s been a slouch as Richard on Lost. But until this season, he’s had to play Richard on a single, subdued, sustained note of enigmatic cool. In “Ab Aeterno,” he almost literally made Richard into another character, showing us the decent, desperate, heartbroken man who would be transformed over 140 years as Jacob’s ambassador on the Island.
It may have seemed like a lot of time spent to some viewers, but clearly Cuse and Lindelof thought they needed to show, not just tell, the circumstances that brought Richard to his current pass. And Carbonell sold it, embodied Ricardo’s horror as he lived through a Victorian-horror melodrama. Which is important, because they had to place us in the mindset of someone who believes, literally not figuratively, that he is actually in hell.
So are they in hell? (That, and Purgatory, were among the first theories fans spun about Lost.) Are they actually in danger, as Ghost Isabella says, of going to hell? No, but Ricardo has come to what he thinks of as hell, and to a place that someone of his era and mindset will naturally interpret as hell. Unlike, say, Hurley, a religious, penitent man living on the Canary Islands in 1867 has not read sci-fi or seen a monster movie in his life. If he ends up in a place where he sees horrors, where the dead come to life (and are seemingly killed again), and a thing made of smoke snatches men up to their death—well, that’s hell, case closed. Someone of another era will give it a different name.
It’s not hell–right?–but it is, “Ab Aeterno” told us more explicitly than ever, a metaphysical playing ground, where two forces are battling it out through human subjects, not unlike gods in Greek mythology. So what game are Jacob and Smokey/The Man in Black playing? We got the rough outline at the end of season 5–and fans have inferred or theorized most of the rest–but it was still a bit stunning to hear Jacob say it to Ricardo directly.
To wit: Smokey is imprisoned on the Island. He is a malevolent force–call him evil, call him hatred, call him the devil if you want–who, if released, would spread over the world like, well, black smoke. (Or wine. I like the idea of a Wine Monster.) Jacob brings people to the Island, where–whatever they have done in the past–they have a chance to choose good over evil. (He is, metaphorically, the producer of Lost.) Jacob believes people can choose good. Smokey believes (as he said in the season 5 finale) that they always go bad in the end. Smokey tries to manipulate and tempt them toward that end; Jacob believes they must choose of their own free will.
So far, so God-and-Devily. But what is “right and wrong” in the endgame of Lost, anyway? I’m glad, if this is the case, that the arc of the series is the characters’ redemption, and that they have agency to choose for themselves. Still, is their goodness going to be defined by which side they pick in this Island-god showdown? Why exactly, is it “good” to pick the jackass deity who strands innocent people in an Island hellhole over the jackass deity who deceives and or kills them once they get there? It’s better, maybe, but I’m not sure Jacob’s role in all this seems so holy. You crashed me on this terrifying rock so you could “prove [Smokey] wrong?” Have a freaking debate society and leave me out of it!
In any event, from “Ab Aeterno,” the notion of the Losties finally saying pox-on-both-your-houses and rejecting the whole cosmic game seems less likely. Though I still see signs that Smokey and Jacob may be more alike than they let on: it was certainly interesting to see that, when Smokey tried to enlist Ricardo to kill Jacob, he gave him the knife and the same speech that Dogen (not Jacob, but his servant) gave Sayid to get him to kill Smokey.
Those are all big-picture questions that (I will be a broken record here) are impossible to judge until the season and series are over. As an episode, “Ab Aeterno” again proved Lost’s ability to find the humanity in, and build a connection with, its most seemingly enigmatic characters. Hell of a job.
* Is it just me, or did Titus Welliver get direction to deliver his lines like Terry O’Quinn—or, specifically, as O’Quinn-as-Smokey-as-Locke? Whether intentional or coincidental, Welliver’s phrasing and manner made clear he and O’Quinn were playing the same character in different bodies. Nice work.
* So if Smokey gets off The Island, the world will become plagued with evil, hatred and malevolence. As opposed to…?
* And about Jacob: did he strike anyone else in the 1867 part of this story as more tough and hard-assed than we’ve seen him in the Island’s present? A bit of an Old Testament Jacob?
* I’ve been reading elsewhere about the parallels between the plot on the Island and Stephen King’s novels, especially The Stand, which at this point I am glad I haven’t read. But when the Man in Black took out the magic weapon and told Ricardo to kill his enemy, was I the only one reminded of HBO’s Carnivàle, and the murderous eternal war among the avatars?
* When Ricardo saw Isabella in the hold of The Black Rock, the inference was that this was actually Smokey appearing as Isabella to manipulate him. Presumably Smokey had access to Ricardo’s memories after examining and flash-photographing him, yes? I could look this up but I’m not going to: is this the first time we’ve seen Smokey manifest as a person who (unlike Locke, Yemi or Christian) had not physically been on the Island, even as a corpse?
* That CGI butterfly that fluttered into the Black Rock’s hold–I assume it’s significant, and I have no explanation for it. (My one theory, that the Island is actually Pandora from Avatar, is probably not too likely.) Speaking of CGI, credit to Lost for showing some scenes set on the ocean that did not look like a low-budget video game.
* OK, this may be immature, but was anyone else wondering if Hurley and Richard were going to share a kiss, a la Ghost, when Ricardo was visited by the shade of Isabella? It would have blown the moment, I suppose, but still.
* More seriously, when Isabella told Richard he’d suffered enough, were you thinking he was going to die? More to the point, were you, like me, hoping he would die, as a mercy to him? It’s a tribute to the show that it can cause a reaction like this to a character we’ve long known as one of the bad guys–or so, at least, we thought.

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SPOILER ALERT : Before you read this post , roast yourself a nice pig , pour yourself a bottle of wine ( I suggest a fruity grenache with the pork ) , cork the bottle extremely tightly and watch last night ’s Lost .
 We can spend all day talking about the mythology and background revealed on “ Ab Aeterno , ” an intense episode of Lost – and I ’m sure we will – but let ’s say this first : fancy story aside , last night showed us a fine hour of acting , plain and simple .
 I ’ve seen Nestor Carbonell in a variety of roles on TV ( from Bat Manuel in The Tick to the CBS soap Cane ) , and it ’s not like he ’s been a slouch as Richard on Lost . But until this season , he ’s had to play Richard on a single , subdued , sustained note of enigmatic cool . In “ Ab Aeterno , ” he almost literally made Richard into another character , showing us the decent , desperate , heartbroken man who would be transformed over 140 years as Jacob ’s ambassador on the Island .
 It may have seemed like a lot of time spent to some viewers , but clearly Cuse and Lindelof thought they needed to show , not just tell , the circumstances that brought Richard to his current pass . And Carbonell sold it , embodied Ricardo ’s horror as he lived through a Victorian - horror melodrama . Which is important , because they had to place us in the mindset of someone who believes , literally not figuratively , that he is actually in hell .
 So are they in hell ? ( That , and Purgatory , were among the first theories fans spun about Lost . ) Are they actually in danger , as Ghost Isabella says , of going to hell ? No , but Ricardo has come to what he thinks of as hell , and to a place that someone of his era and mindset will naturally interpret as hell . Unlike , say , Hurley , a religious , penitent man living on the Canary Islands in 1867 has not read sci - fi or seen a monster movie in his life . If he ends up in a place where he sees horrors , where the dead come to life ( and are seemingly killed again ) , and a thing made of smoke snatches men up to their death — well , that ’s hell , case closed . Someone of another era will give it a different name .
 It ’s not hell – right?–but it is , “ Ab Aeterno ” told us more explicitly than ever , a metaphysical playing ground , where two forces are battling it out through human subjects , not unlike gods in Greek mythology . So what game are Jacob and Smokey / The Man in Black playing ? We got the rough outline at the end of season 5 – and fans have inferred or theorized most of the rest – but it was still a bit stunning to hear Jacob say it to Ricardo directly .
 To wit : Smokey is imprisoned on the Island . He is a malevolent force – call him evil , call him hatred , call him the devil if you want – who , if released , would spread over the world like , well , black smoke . ( Or wine . I like the idea of a Wine Monster . ) Jacob brings people to the Island , where – whatever they have done in the past – they have a chance to choose good over evil . ( He is , metaphorically , the producer of Lost . ) Jacob believes people can choose good . Smokey believes ( as he said in the season 5 finale ) that they always go bad in the end . Smokey tries to manipulate and tempt them toward that end ; Jacob believes they must choose of their own free will .
 So far , so God - and - Devily . But what is “ right and wrong ” in the endgame of Lost , anyway ? I ’m glad , if this is the case , that the arc of the series is the characters ’ redemption , and that they have agency to choose for themselves . Still , is their goodness going to be defined by which side they pick in this Island - god showdown ? Why exactly , is it “ good ” to pick the jackass deity who strands innocent people in an Island hellhole over the jackass deity who deceives and or kills them once they get there ? It ’s better , maybe , but I ’m not sure Jacob ’s role in all this seems so holy . You crashed me on this terrifying rock so you could “ prove [ Smokey ] wrong ? ” Have a freaking debate society and leave me out of it !
 In any event , from “ Ab Aeterno , ” the notion of the Losties finally saying pox - on - both - your - houses and rejecting the whole cosmic game seems less likely . Though I still see signs that Smokey and Jacob may be more alike than they let on : it was certainly interesting to see that , when Smokey tried to enlist Ricardo to kill Jacob , he gave him the knife and the same speech that Dogen ( not Jacob , but his servant ) gave Sayid to get him to kill Smokey .
 Those are all big - picture questions that ( I will be a broken record here ) are impossible to judge until the season and series are over . As an episode , “ Ab Aeterno ” again proved Lost ’s ability to find the humanity in , and build a connection with , its most seemingly enigmatic characters . Hell of a job .
 * Is it just me , or did Titus Welliver get direction to deliver his lines like Terry O’Quinn — or , specifically , as O’Quinn - as - Smokey - as - Locke ? Whether intentional or coincidental , Welliver ’s phrasing and manner made clear he and O’Quinn were playing the same character in different bodies . Nice work .
 * So if Smokey gets off The Island , the world will become plagued with evil , hatred and malevolence . As opposed to … ?
 * And about Jacob : did he strike anyone else in the 1867 part of this story as more tough and hard - assed than we ’ve seen him in the Island ’s present ? A bit of an Old Testament Jacob ?
 * I ’ve been reading elsewhere about the parallels between the plot on the Island and Stephen King ’s novels , especially The Stand , which at this point I am glad I have n’t read . But when the Man in Black took out the magic weapon and told Ricardo to kill his enemy , was I the only one reminded of HBO ’s Carnivàle , and the murderous eternal war among the avatars ?
 * When Ricardo saw Isabella in the hold of The Black Rock , the inference was that this was actually Smokey appearing as Isabella to manipulate him . Presumably Smokey had access to Ricardo ’s memories after examining and flash - photographing him , yes ? I could look this up but I ’m not going to : is this the first time we ’ve seen Smokey manifest as a person who ( unlike Locke , Yemi or Christian ) had not physically been on the Island , even as a corpse ?
 * That CGI butterfly that fluttered into the Black Rock ’s hold – I assume it ’s significant , and I have no explanation for it . ( My one theory , that the Island is actually Pandora from Avatar , is probably not too likely . ) Speaking of CGI , credit to Lost for showing some scenes set on the ocean that did not look like a low - budget video game .
 * OK , this may be immature , but was anyone else wondering if Hurley and Richard were going to share a kiss , a la Ghost , when Ricardo was visited by the shade of Isabella ? It would have blown the moment , I suppose , but still .
 * More seriously , when Isabella told Richard he ’d suffered enough , were you thinking he was going to die ? More to the point , were you , like me , hoping he would die , as a mercy to him ? It ’s a tribute to the show that it can cause a reaction like this to a character we ’ve long known as one of the bad guys – or so , at least , we thought .


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Sometimes, many times, most times, you cannot be all things to all people. When I put on my outreach and marketing hat, I have to contend with the reality that the library really is for everyone and everyone is a customer — at least for campus teaching and research.
When it comes to the services and stuff the library provides, the rubber hits the road. Daniella Laporte asked Seth Godin to create a Stop Doing List in her post. What about academic libraries? What do we do? Why do we do it? How do we know it is valued? What should we stop doing? What you stop doing is just as important as the things you start doing (D. Laporte). Of course it is difficult to identify those activities. It is also difficult to figure out who values a service you may offer passively. From the outside of libraries it may not seem like such a big deal. Each consultation with a researcher, collaboration with a campus academic center like the Writing Center, and Valentine’s Day Blind Date with a Book display takes time, planning, and people. For as much data as we work with there are still many reasons why qualitative data are incredibly valuable. But who has time for that?
When I read Bryn Geffert’s “A Librarian’s Defense of Despair” article in the Chronicle, it was a relief to see the words on the screen.The costs associated with building and maintaining a collection of materials for an academic library are steep. No one has unlimited funds. We want to support all areas of research on campus — which are extremely broad and significantly deep. Yet, you cannot get access to everything. How do you make decisions about what resources you do not subscribe to? That’s a big deal, and there isn’t one good way to go about this. We have recently taken a new approach to collection development that seems to head in the right direction. Individual subject selectors collaborating on disciplinary teams, which in turn are accountable to a leadership team. Things are getting exciting out there. Check out the testy relationship German universities have with Elsevier. Never a dull day in libraryland.

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Sometimes , many times , most times , you can not be all things to all people . When I put on my outreach and marketing hat , I have to contend with the reality that the library really is for everyone and everyone is a customer — at least for campus teaching and research .
 When it comes to the services and stuff the library provides , the rubber hits the road . Daniella Laporte asked Seth Godin to create a Stop Doing List in her post . What about academic libraries ? What do we do ? Why do we do it ? How do we know it is valued ? What should we stop doing ? What you stop doing is just as important as the things you start doing ( D. Laporte ) . Of course it is difficult to identify those activities . It is also difficult to figure out who values a service you may offer passively . From the outside of libraries it may not seem like such a big deal . Each consultation with a researcher , collaboration with a campus academic center like the Writing Center , and Valentine ’s Day Blind Date with a Book display takes time , planning , and people . For as much data as we work with there are still many reasons why qualitative data are incredibly valuable . But who has time for that ?
 When I read Bryn Geffert ’s “ A Librarian ’s Defense of Despair ” article in the Chronicle , it was a relief to see the words on the screen . The costs associated with building and maintaining a collection of materials for an academic library are steep . No one has unlimited funds . We want to support all areas of research on campus — which are extremely broad and significantly deep . Yet , you can not get access to everything . How do you make decisions about what resources you do not subscribe to ? That ’s a big deal , and there is n’t one good way to go about this . We have recently taken a new approach to collection development that seems to head in the right direction . Individual subject selectors collaborating on disciplinary teams , which in turn are accountable to a leadership team . Things are getting exciting out there . Check out the testy relationship German universities have with Elsevier . Never a dull day in libraryland .


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This koa wood ring keeps it simple with style! A titanium pinstripe sits between two inlays of natural and waterproofed koa wood. Koa wood is a tropical tonewood used by many guitar manufacturers, including Fender and B.C. Rich. The masculine, matte titanium finish of this ring make it a great ring for any musician.
All of my wood rings are made with a comfort fit.

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This koa wood ring keeps it simple with style ! A titanium pinstripe sits between two inlays of natural and waterproofed koa wood . Koa wood is a tropical tonewood used by many guitar manufacturers , including Fender and B.C. Rich . The masculine , matte titanium finish of this ring make it a great ring for any musician .
 All of my wood rings are made with a comfort fit .


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Apartment 6 pax with communal pool in Playa Llevant, Salou.
Cozy apartment for 6 people consisting of 2 bedrooms, one with 4 single beds and one with two single beds, a renovated bathroom with bathtub, a separate kitchen equipped with butane gas cooker and a living room with exit to terrace with outdoor furniture And views of the pool. The Corsica building has beautiful gardens, a communal swimming pool and a children's area with swings. The Jaume I promenade, with its shops and restaurants, and Llevant beach, one of the main beaches of Salou, are only a few hundred meters away. Away from the apartment.

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Apartment 6 pax with communal pool in Playa Llevant , Salou .
 Cozy apartment for 6 people consisting of 2 bedrooms , one with 4 single beds and one with two single beds , a renovated bathroom with bathtub , a separate kitchen equipped with butane gas cooker and a living room with exit to terrace with outdoor furniture And views of the pool . The Corsica building has beautiful gardens , a communal swimming pool and a children 's area with swings . The Jaume I promenade , with its shops and restaurants , and Llevant beach , one of the main beaches of Salou , are only a few hundred meters away . Away from the apartment .


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Telltale's Tales from the Borderlands is on display at E3 2014, and features editor Wes Fenlon got a first look at the Walking Dead developer's newest game. Here, Wes talks to Telltale president Kevin Bruner about how the studio started collaborating with Borderlands creator Gearbox Software, and how the team switches up the mood from zombie survival to sci-fi comedy.
Be sure to read more from E3 2014 all this week.

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Telltale 's Tales from the Borderlands is on display at E3 2014 , and features editor Wes Fenlon got a first look at the Walking Dead developer 's newest game . Here , Wes talks to Telltale president Kevin Bruner about how the studio started collaborating with Borderlands creator Gearbox Software , and how the team switches up the mood from zombie survival to sci - fi comedy .
 Be sure to read more from E3 2014 all this week .


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Pricing guarantees are tricky. Even with a traditional arrangement (locked-in brand discounts and dispensing fees) you still have to account for generic pricing and aggregated guarantees often can’t be calculated until the end of the year. Measuring generic effective rates in the middle of a pricing term is difficult, too, and your PBM may argue that any sign of underperformance is not a cause for concern because the term is incomplete.
So can you prevent or recoup discount underperformances?
Yes. Let’s start with prevention, assuming all parties involved would rather avoid issues then correct them.
Monitor pricing performance regularly. Request that your PBM or PBM consultant run quarterly analyses. Your PBM may push back, arguing that incomplete data means nothing. Don’t believe it. Regular reports are helpful and provide insight into how your plan is performing. If an early analysis shows poor results, you and your PBM now know what’s ahead of you for the rest of the contract term. Performance always vary month to month, however, if performance is significantly below the guarantee, you can leverage the PBM to make improvement for the rest of the year. Consistent attention is your best tool to influence outcomes and as a vendor, your PBM should be working hard to meet your needs.
Negotiate interest penalties. Interest penalties have become more common over the last six months. When a PBM performs poorly, dollars that belong to your plan and your members, stay in the PBM’s pocket. Eventually, PBMs pay these dollars back, typically long after the claims have been paid for by the plan and members. In the meantime, you’re providing your PBM an interest-free loan. Interest penalties and payments encourage PBMs to actually perform to their contractual guarantees instead of underperforming and reconciling in the future.
Perform regular audits. If your PBM isn’t providing performance results often enough to meet your needs or if the results consistently come up short, you need to engage a PBM auditor. While audits require a financial investment and other resources, they are guaranteed to grab your PBM’s attention. Audits are collaborative processes and quite often result in recoverable shortfalls. Finally, audits provide a sentinel effect: a PBM may be more detailed when calculating your shortfall knowing that your auditor is double-checking the math.
Re-negotiate terms with purpose and clarity. Renegotiating isn’t quick or easy and may not do much for your current pricing term. However, it is well worth the investment and is your best bet for protecting future performances. Tight, uncompromising, detailed definitions bind your PBM to a higher performance standard and don’t allow wiggle room for misinterpretation.
In every case, a well-executed contract is always your best protection. You can proactively negotiate reporting requirements, penalties and auditing rights that put you in control of your PBM’s performance and provide a means to recover lost dollars. Talk with your PBM consultant before your next renewal or market check.
Lynn Stauffer, audit lead at The Burchfield Group, specializes in Medicare compliance. For more information, call us at 800-778-1359 or send a note to http://www.burchfieldgroup.com/contact/.
Copyright © 2014: The Burchfield Group. All rights reserved. No part of the content contained herein may be transmitted, redistributed, copied, stored, downloaded, abstracted, disseminated, circulated or included as part of any other service or product. For all permissions, please contact chanson-ehlinger@burchfieldgroup.com.

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Pricing guarantees are tricky . Even with a traditional arrangement ( locked - in brand discounts and dispensing fees ) you still have to account for generic pricing and aggregated guarantees often ca n’t be calculated until the end of the year . Measuring generic effective rates in the middle of a pricing term is difficult , too , and your PBM may argue that any sign of underperformance is not a cause for concern because the term is incomplete .
 So can you prevent or recoup discount underperformances ?
 Yes . Let ’s start with prevention , assuming all parties involved would rather avoid issues then correct them .
 Monitor pricing performance regularly . Request that your PBM or PBM consultant run quarterly analyses . Your PBM may push back , arguing that incomplete data means nothing . Do n’t believe it . Regular reports are helpful and provide insight into how your plan is performing . If an early analysis shows poor results , you and your PBM now know what ’s ahead of you for the rest of the contract term . Performance always vary month to month , however , if performance is significantly below the guarantee , you can leverage the PBM to make improvement for the rest of the year . Consistent attention is your best tool to influence outcomes and as a vendor , your PBM should be working hard to meet your needs .
 Negotiate interest penalties . Interest penalties have become more common over the last six months . When a PBM performs poorly , dollars that belong to your plan and your members , stay in the PBM ’s pocket . Eventually , PBMs pay these dollars back , typically long after the claims have been paid for by the plan and members . In the meantime , you ’re providing your PBM an interest - free loan . Interest penalties and payments encourage PBMs to actually perform to their contractual guarantees instead of underperforming and reconciling in the future .
 Perform regular audits . If your PBM is n’t providing performance results often enough to meet your needs or if the results consistently come up short , you need to engage a PBM auditor . While audits require a financial investment and other resources , they are guaranteed to grab your PBM ’s attention . Audits are collaborative processes and quite often result in recoverable shortfalls . Finally , audits provide a sentinel effect : a PBM may be more detailed when calculating your shortfall knowing that your auditor is double - checking the math .
 Re - negotiate terms with purpose and clarity . Renegotiating is n’t quick or easy and may not do much for your current pricing term . However , it is well worth the investment and is your best bet for protecting future performances . Tight , uncompromising , detailed definitions bind your PBM to a higher performance standard and do n’t allow wiggle room for misinterpretation .
 In every case , a well - executed contract is always your best protection . You can proactively negotiate reporting requirements , penalties and auditing rights that put you in control of your PBM ’s performance and provide a means to recover lost dollars . Talk with your PBM consultant before your next renewal or market check .
 Lynn Stauffer , audit lead at The Burchfield Group , specializes in Medicare compliance . For more information , call us at 800 - 778 - 1359 or send a note to http://www.burchfieldgroup.com/contact/.
 Copyright © 2014 : The Burchfield Group . All rights reserved . No part of the content contained herein may be transmitted , redistributed , copied , stored , downloaded , abstracted , disseminated , circulated or included as part of any other service or product . For all permissions , please contact chanson-ehlinger@burchfieldgroup.com .


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How to identify the very best crib mattress for the child?
Kids are particularly disposed to noxious substances considering their minds as well as other delicate systems are creating and in addition they may have a trivial capacity to flush. Without a doubt, a very little tag of mix off of-gassing could influence your child’s affluence and health and wellbeing and in addition improvement. Very low degree ingredient direct business presentation in the midst of the primary time period of brain development could cause much more cause harm to spring out in a different way in relation to great estimations down the road right through typical everyday presence. Business degree area – tops conditions require that a crib mattress possesses a connection levels surface area. Green watch decide on certified – natural safeguard establishing organization created factor verification tasks to gauge for perilous off-gassing.
There are all-basic choices, as an illustration, cooking food burst and silica or common woolen. They are safe flame retardant issues. Light – you may verifiably need to get to into raise the mattress to wash the bed covers, considering that drop-aspect cribs have already been restricted. H2o harmless, allergen proof and in addition bed creepy crawly affirmation – you are going to entirely call for a quality, harmless water-resistant plastic-type covering up that allergen and contend bugs can’t get into. Plastic-type material will be the simple materials that offer waterproofing, and moreover the key safe plastic fitting for any finest crib mattress 2018covering is sustenance review, decreased density polyethylene. Polyethylene has an essential sub-nuclear construction that will not call for harmful compound fixings, and besides is viewed as most secure, most typically sincere plastic-type promoted.

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How to identify the very best crib mattress for the child ?
 Kids are particularly disposed to noxious substances considering their minds as well as other delicate systems are creating and in addition they may have a trivial capacity to flush . Without a doubt , a very little tag of mix off of - gassing could influence your child ’s affluence and health and wellbeing and in addition improvement . Very low degree ingredient direct business presentation in the midst of the primary time period of brain development could cause much more cause harm to spring out in a different way in relation to great estimations down the road right through typical everyday presence . Business degree area – tops conditions require that a crib mattress possesses a connection levels surface area . Green watch decide on certified – natural safeguard establishing organization created factor verification tasks to gauge for perilous off - gassing .
 There are all - basic choices , as an illustration , cooking food burst and silica or common woolen . They are safe flame retardant issues . Light – you may verifiably need to get to into raise the mattress to wash the bed covers , considering that drop - aspect cribs have already been restricted . H2o harmless , allergen proof and in addition bed creepy crawly affirmation – you are going to entirely call for a quality , harmless water - resistant plastic - type covering up that allergen and contend bugs ca n’t get into . Plastic - type material will be the simple materials that offer waterproofing , and moreover the key safe plastic fitting for any finest crib mattress 2018covering is sustenance review , decreased density polyethylene . Polyethylene has an essential sub - nuclear construction that will not call for harmful compound fixings , and besides is viewed as most secure , most typically sincere plastic - type promoted .


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Change-Able Operations or "Could DevOps Save Spiderman?"
Have you heard about the New York City broadway show Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark? It should have been a big success. The music was written by Bono and the Edge from U2. It was directed by Julie Taymor, who had previously created many successful shows including The Lion King. Sadly, before it opened, the show was already making headlines due to six actors getting seriously injured and other issues.
The show opened late, but it did finally open. It ran from June 2011 to January 2014.
When the show closed Taymor said that one of the biggest problems with bringing the show to production was that they were using new technology that was difficult to work with. Many of the scenes involved choreography that was highly dependent on pre-programmed robotics. Any changes that involved the robotics required a 5 hour wait.
Normally directors and choreographers can attempt dozens of changes in a day of rehearsal to get a scene or dance number "just right." Imagine finding yourself in a situation where you can only attempt a new change once or twice a day.
The ability to confidently make changes at will is key to being able to innovate. Innovation means trying new things and keeping what works, throwing away what doesn't. If you can't make changes, then you can't innovate.
Consider the opposite of innovation. We've all been at a company that resists change or has calcified to the point where they are unable to make change. Nothing can get better if you can't change policies, procedures, or technology. Since entropy means things slowly get worse over time, an organization that is unable to change, by definition, is an organization that is spiraling towards doom.
I'm reminded of this recently due to the Heartbleed security issue. Like most system administrators, the Heartbleed bug meant I had to spend a lot of time upgrading the software and firmware of nearly every system in their organization. For many of us it meant discovering systems that hadn't been upgraded in so long that the implications were unknown. As sysadmins we wanted to protect ourselves against this security flaw, but we also had to face our own fear of change.
We need to create a world where we are able to change, or "change-able".
There are many factors that enable us to be "change-able". One factor is frequency: we can make change, one after the next, in rapid succession.
Software upgrades: Every 1-3 years there is a new Microsoft Windows operating system and upgrading requires much care and planning. Systems are wiped and reloaded because we are often re-inventing the world from scratch with each upgrade. On the other hand, software that is upgraded frequently requires less testing each time because the change is less of a "quantum leap". In addition, we get better at the process because we do it often. We automate the testing, the upgrade process itself, we design systems that are field-upgradable or hot-upgradable because we have to... otherwise these frequent upgrades would be impossible.
Procedures: Someone recently told me he doesn't document his process for doing something because it only happens once a year and by then the process has changed. Since he has to reinvent the procedure each time the best he can do is keep notes about how the process worked last time. Contrast this to a procedure that is done weekly or daily. You can probably document it well enough that, barring major changes, you can delegate the process to a more junior person.
Software releases: If you collaborate with developers who put out releases infrequently, each release contains thousands of changes. A bug could be in any of those changes. Continuous Delivery systems compile and test the software after every source code change. Any new bugs discovered are likely to be found in the very small change that was recently checked in.
Another factor in being "change-able" is the how difficult it is to make a change.
I've been at companies where making a DNS change required editing 5 different files on two different systems, manually running a series of tests and then saying a prayer. I've been at others where one typed a command to insert to delete the record, and the rest just happened for me.
When it is difficult to make a change, we make them less often. We are tempted to avoid any action that requires that kind of change. This has a domino effect that slows and delays other projects. Or, it means we make the decision to live with a bad situation rather than fix it. You settle for less.
When we make changes less frequently, we get worse at doing them. Therefore they become more risky to do. Because they are more risky, we do them even less. It becomes a downward spiral.
DevOps is, if anything, about making operations more "change-able". Everyone has their own definition of DevOps, but what they all have in common is that DevOps makes operations better able to change: change more frequently and change more easily. The result is confidence in our ability to make changes. In that way, confidence is a precondition to being able to innovate.
Which brings us back to Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark. How much innovation could really happen if each change took 5 hours? Imagine paying a hundred dancers, actors, and technicians to do nothing for 5 hours waiting for the next iteration. You can't send them home. You can't tell them "come in for a few minutes every 5 hours". You would, instead, avoid change and settle for less. You would settle for what you have instead of fixing the problems.

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Change - Able Operations or " Could DevOps Save Spiderman ? "
 Have you heard about the New York City broadway show Spider - Man Turn Off the Dark ? It should have been a big success . The music was written by Bono and the Edge from U2 . It was directed by Julie Taymor , who had previously created many successful shows including The Lion King . Sadly , before it opened , the show was already making headlines due to six actors getting seriously injured and other issues .
 The show opened late , but it did finally open . It ran from June 2011 to January 2014 .
 When the show closed Taymor said that one of the biggest problems with bringing the show to production was that they were using new technology that was difficult to work with . Many of the scenes involved choreography that was highly dependent on pre - programmed robotics . Any changes that involved the robotics required a 5 hour wait .
 Normally directors and choreographers can attempt dozens of changes in a day of rehearsal to get a scene or dance number " just right . " Imagine finding yourself in a situation where you can only attempt a new change once or twice a day .
 The ability to confidently make changes at will is key to being able to innovate . Innovation means trying new things and keeping what works , throwing away what does n't . If you ca n't make changes , then you ca n't innovate .
 Consider the opposite of innovation . We 've all been at a company that resists change or has calcified to the point where they are unable to make change . Nothing can get better if you ca n't change policies , procedures , or technology . Since entropy means things slowly get worse over time , an organization that is unable to change , by definition , is an organization that is spiraling towards doom .
 I 'm reminded of this recently due to the Heartbleed security issue . Like most system administrators , the Heartbleed bug meant I had to spend a lot of time upgrading the software and firmware of nearly every system in their organization . For many of us it meant discovering systems that had n't been upgraded in so long that the implications were unknown . As sysadmins we wanted to protect ourselves against this security flaw , but we also had to face our own fear of change .
 We need to create a world where we are able to change , or " change - able " .
 There are many factors that enable us to be " change - able " . One factor is frequency : we can make change , one after the next , in rapid succession .
 Software upgrades : Every 1 - 3 years there is a new Microsoft Windows operating system and upgrading requires much care and planning . Systems are wiped and reloaded because we are often re - inventing the world from scratch with each upgrade . On the other hand , software that is upgraded frequently requires less testing each time because the change is less of a " quantum leap " . In addition , we get better at the process because we do it often . We automate the testing , the upgrade process itself , we design systems that are field - upgradable or hot - upgradable because we have to ... otherwise these frequent upgrades would be impossible .
 Procedures : Someone recently told me he does n't document his process for doing something because it only happens once a year and by then the process has changed . Since he has to reinvent the procedure each time the best he can do is keep notes about how the process worked last time . Contrast this to a procedure that is done weekly or daily . You can probably document it well enough that , barring major changes , you can delegate the process to a more junior person .
 Software releases : If you collaborate with developers who put out releases infrequently , each release contains thousands of changes . A bug could be in any of those changes . Continuous Delivery systems compile and test the software after every source code change . Any new bugs discovered are likely to be found in the very small change that was recently checked in .
 Another factor in being " change - able " is the how difficult it is to make a change .
 I 've been at companies where making a DNS change required editing 5 different files on two different systems , manually running a series of tests and then saying a prayer . I 've been at others where one typed a command to insert to delete the record , and the rest just happened for me .
 When it is difficult to make a change , we make them less often . We are tempted to avoid any action that requires that kind of change . This has a domino effect that slows and delays other projects . Or , it means we make the decision to live with a bad situation rather than fix it . You settle for less .
 When we make changes less frequently , we get worse at doing them . Therefore they become more risky to do . Because they are more risky , we do them even less . It becomes a downward spiral .
 DevOps is , if anything , about making operations more " change - able " . Everyone has their own definition of DevOps , but what they all have in common is that DevOps makes operations better able to change : change more frequently and change more easily . The result is confidence in our ability to make changes . In that way , confidence is a precondition to being able to innovate .
 Which brings us back to Spider - Man Turn Off the Dark . How much innovation could really happen if each change took 5 hours ? Imagine paying a hundred dancers , actors , and technicians to do nothing for 5 hours waiting for the next iteration . You ca n't send them home . You ca n't tell them " come in for a few minutes every 5 hours " . You would , instead , avoid change and settle for less . You would settle for what you have instead of fixing the problems .


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Nevertheless, however reliable your Schomberg sump pump is it will fail at a certain point simply because all machines or anything mechanical will inevitably do so. Yet, you can have our neighborhood plumber guarantee that your sump pumps Schomberg, are professionally tuned, running optimally, and also for the long-term. We highly recommend it really as many parts might have to be cleaned, repaired or replaced. We can look after that for you in almost no time. Your sump pumps Schomberg are mechanical devices composed of different parts such as the impeller, release line, basin, pump, float, check valve while the sump pump is installed in the pit. In the event you want a brand new sump pump installed we can help with this quite quickly. If you already have one our local plumbers will guarantee it is cleared of any obstacle in order to keep the pump functioning optimally. And that every single other component is as well. So it’s possible to keep the peace of mind knowing that your sump pumps Schomberg, have you ever covered during stormy weather or any time a lot of snow is melting on a warm spring day.
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As it goes with anything mechanical it is certainly likely to fail at any point in its lifespan. But in regards to plumbing pipes, drains, fittings, fixtures, and utilities a small bit of do-it-yourself maintenance can grant your plumbing apparatus, applications, and networks a considerably longer lifetime. Our Schomberg plumbers can be found 24-hours and are happy to supply you with a quick response and superior plumbing support if you don’t create a DIY approach to your choice. Bear in mind, the very best thing to do for almost any plumbing emergency will be to turn off the principal connection to your water supply valves as this can minimize the potential mold and water damage done on your home or your business.
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It’s important to us that you understand about our Schomberg sump pump plumbers positive standing and dedication for providing always friendly and helpful service communication throughout the whole job from the beginning until it is successfully completed and you’re happy with the expert work and long-term remedy. We’re proud as a company we get a fantastic majority of our projects from local customers and it’s this world-class workmanship and customer service that you can believe in and rely on 24-hours every single time you require a plumber in Schomberg. Our local plumbing team will deliver the results you are counting on. Please give us a phone call 24/7!

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‘ Last updated : February 11 , 2019 ‘ Sump pumps Schomberg , are a necessity in our homes since they are defenders against flooding and water damage . And when they are working in their whole capacity they ’re true heroes helping our families and homes keep safe from these devastating problems . In the event your sump pumps Schomberg , cease working , you risk the worst case situation . Unfortunately , these machines regularly get taken for granted and may fail for a variety of reasons . This includes overheating when the pump must work too much as a result of obstruction of the elements when they have blocked from dirt , gravel , and sand . That ’s why it ’s essential that you maintain your sump pumps Schomberg . Or , have our regional plumber have a look for you . We ’ll ensure it is clean and clear of obstructions . And we ’ll make sure your Schomberg sump pump is working long - term .
 Nevertheless , however reliable your Schomberg sump pump is it will fail at a certain point simply because all machines or anything mechanical will inevitably do so . Yet , you can have our neighborhood plumber guarantee that your sump pumps Schomberg , are professionally tuned , running optimally , and also for the long - term . We highly recommend it really as many parts might have to be cleaned , repaired or replaced . We can look after that for you in almost no time . Your sump pumps Schomberg are mechanical devices composed of different parts such as the impeller , release line , basin , pump , float , check valve while the sump pump is installed in the pit . In the event you want a brand new sump pump installed we can help with this quite quickly . If you already have one our local plumbers will guarantee it is cleared of any obstacle in order to keep the pump functioning optimally . And that every single other component is as well . So it ’s possible to keep the peace of mind knowing that your sump pumps Schomberg , have you ever covered during stormy weather or any time a lot of snow is melting on a warm spring day .
 Schomberg sump pump maintenance goes a long way to ensuring you get the maximum possible life out of your device and that you ’re protected from a high water , excess drainage , and the possibility of flooding . This vital homeowner ’s apparatus runs endlessly and to rescue us from having to take care of a water - based disaster . During wet weather of any type , when the water rises it ’ll accumulate in the tank that ’s situated in the pit wherever your sump pump has been firmly installed . At a specific point , the float trips the pump that turns on and begins pushing the excess water out of the release line keeping your house dry . Have the reassurance by using a little bit of forward - thinking and you will save yourself and your household undue financial and emotional pressure from the water damage flooding can cause . In case you require our local plumbing we are part of the community and accessible locally twenty - four hours every day to provide help .
 As it goes with anything mechanical it is certainly likely to fail at any point in its lifespan . But in regards to plumbing pipes , drains , fittings , fixtures , and utilities a small bit of do - it - yourself maintenance can grant your plumbing apparatus , applications , and networks a considerably longer lifetime . Our Schomberg plumbers can be found 24 - hours and are happy to supply you with a quick response and superior plumbing support if you do n’t create a DIY approach to your choice . Bear in mind , the very best thing to do for almost any plumbing emergency will be to turn off the principal connection to your water supply valves as this can minimize the potential mold and water damage done on your home or your business .
 You are likely interested in understanding how exactly are pricing works and this can be guaranteed it ’s a flat - rate since we supply a one - time fee that you are going to learn about prior to our Schomberg plumber starting the project . This is that the last for you upfront with complete transparency so you can relax that we ’re there to not add up hours just to get the work done successfully and for the long run . Rest assured , that if you will need emergency or non - emergency plumbing assistance our regional specialists are world - class along with courteous , considerate , and genuinely concerned that you receive the greatest possible lasting and innovative plumbing solution along with the most genuine customer service . Please do not be afraid to reach out for us for expert plumbing help 24 - hours per day .
 Everything you may observe when our Schomberg sump pump plumbers arrive in your location includes a nicely organized and personable professional who ’s wanting to perform a successful job with a quality outcome which will provide the long - term solution you need on our very first visit . Our company vehicles are constantly stocked with the newest plumbing equipment including specialist tools and plumbing tech using the best brand components and materials we need at all times . Our plumbers in Schomberg certainly are a reliable bunch thrilled to do quality work consistently with a confident attitude and useful communication during the project . When the project is finished we ’d like to ask you for an honest written review to ensure the service is upheld to our high standards with the job completed successfully .
 It ’s important to us that you understand about our Schomberg sump pump plumbers positive standing and dedication for providing always friendly and helpful service communication throughout the whole job from the beginning until it is successfully completed and you ’re happy with the expert work and long - term remedy . We ’re proud as a company we get a fantastic majority of our projects from local customers and it ’s this world - class workmanship and customer service that you can believe in and rely on 24 - hours every single time you require a plumber in Schomberg . Our local plumbing team will deliver the results you are counting on . Please give us a phone call 24/7 !


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Mountain Song Wind Chimes are crafted by hand in our Kalorama workshop in the Dandenong Ranges, 35km east of Melbourne, Victoria.
We are a small, community-based business, manufacturing wind chimes not simply to 'turn a buck,' but because we have a one-eyed passion for them. We thoroughly enjoy the delight expressed by folk as they listen to their gentle resonant tones!
With a strong musical interest and a background in physics, professional careers in engineering and sales, and solid workshop skills, we're well placed to meet the demands of this market.
So... what is 'this market' and its demands? Wind chimes have been around for a very long time (Ancient Romans called them 'Tintinnabulum'!), and the price-driven end of the spectrum is out there and doing nicely, thank you - no point in our trying to compete with it head-on. If you find what you like at a price you're happy to pay, we say "buy it!" Assuming that you can find what you like (and that - usually - you get what you pay for).
If you can't, that's why we do what we do. Our wind chimes are made with care. For example, a tiny offset in the chime's suspension point (i.e. where the hole for the string is drilled) can dampen its resonant qualities. Did you want 'ringing like a bell'... or a 'dull thunk'? Intonation is important to us and we spend a fair time making sure our chimes are tuned to their correct tones, and referenced to concert pitch, A=440Hz. It's fiddly, but really does make the difference.
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Recycling & biodegradability - where possible, we try to use recycled materials in our packaging and - if their new owner doesn't wish to reuse them - to make sure they can be safely thrown out in the recycling bin. Cardboard packing boxes can often be turned inside-out to reveal a plain outer... 'though the new owner of a carton that previously contained recycled-fibre toilet paper, of the Who Gives A Crap® brand, might be in for a surprise when they unpack their wind chimes!
Mindful Ethos - if manufacturing for you is simply a matter of peg A into hole B and a quick whack with a hammer, then read no further! If, though, you sense that something of the craftsperson can be embedded in his or her work, that their philosophy finds its way into the end product, then be assured that we 'work mindfully' in the making of Mountain Song Wind Chimes. In particular, when completing a piece that has been especially commissioned for 'an occasion', we hold in heart/mind/spirit/prayer – whichever word works for you – the individual(s) whom the work celebrates. In a mass-produced world it is difficult to grasp and explain exactly why this is important… it just is.

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Mountain Song Wind Chimes are crafted by hand in our Kalorama workshop in the Dandenong Ranges , 35 km east of Melbourne , Victoria .
 We are a small , community - based business , manufacturing wind chimes not simply to ' turn a buck , ' but because we have a one - eyed passion for them . We thoroughly enjoy the delight expressed by folk as they listen to their gentle resonant tones !
 With a strong musical interest and a background in physics , professional careers in engineering and sales , and solid workshop skills , we 're well placed to meet the demands of this market .
 So ... what is ' this market ' and its demands ? Wind chimes have been around for a very long time ( Ancient Romans called them ' Tintinnabulum ' ! ) , and the price - driven end of the spectrum is out there and doing nicely , thank you - no point in our trying to compete with it head - on . If you find what you like at a price you 're happy to pay , we say " buy it ! " Assuming that you can find what you like ( and that - usually - you get what you pay for ) .
 If you ca n't , that 's why we do what we do . Our wind chimes are made with care . For example , a tiny offset in the chime 's suspension point ( i.e. where the hole for the string is drilled ) can dampen its resonant qualities . Did you want ' ringing like a bell ' ... or a ' dull thunk ' ? Intonation is important to us and we spend a fair time making sure our chimes are tuned to their correct tones , and referenced to concert pitch , A=440Hz . It 's fiddly , but really does make the difference .
 There have been some insightful comments . A market - goer noted recently of our chime - sets : " They sound like you want wind chimes to sound when you buy them , but they hardly ever do , " referring to resonance and sustain . Another said of a dozen or more chime - sets all sounding simultaneously in a gust of wind : " They blend so well , it 's like a symphony . "
 Recycling & biodegradability - where possible , we try to use recycled materials in our packaging and - if their new owner does n't wish to reuse them - to make sure they can be safely thrown out in the recycling bin . Cardboard packing boxes can often be turned inside - out to reveal a plain outer ... ' though the new owner of a carton that previously contained recycled - fibre toilet paper , of the Who Gives A Crap ® brand , might be in for a surprise when they unpack their wind chimes !
 Mindful Ethos - if manufacturing for you is simply a matter of peg A into hole B and a quick whack with a hammer , then read no further ! If , though , you sense that something of the craftsperson can be embedded in his or her work , that their philosophy finds its way into the end product , then be assured that we ' work mindfully ' in the making of Mountain Song Wind Chimes . In particular , when completing a piece that has been especially commissioned for ' an occasion ' , we hold in heart / mind / spirit / prayer – whichever word works for you – the individual(s ) whom the work celebrates . In a mass - produced world it is difficult to grasp and explain exactly why this is important … it just is .


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Both the managing partners and our in - house language team are trained and qualified translators with many years of professional experience and specialist knowledge of the localization industry .
 We work constantly to improve our processes and our effectiveness in order to achieve the best results . We are rewarded for the high standards we demand of ourselves and our staff by a growing number of satisfied customers .
 LinguaPoint uses only technically qualified professionals translating into their mother tongue .
 A project manager assigned at the beginning of the project will remain your personal and sole contact throughout the entire project , paying scrupulous attention to budget and time frame .
 With our expert knowledge of your projects , our project manager can react quickly and flexibly to potential changes you may require , thereby ensuring that all your needs are met .
 We understand the consequences that delays can have on our clients ' market share and bottom line . That 's why we remain dedicated to a fast turnaround for our clients . Our motto : " On time , every time " .
 Excellent project management is the secret of localization success . As a reliable and quality - oriented partner , we react quickly and flexibly in order to assure the success of your project .
 Fair and open relations as well as mutual respect characterize our working routine both within and outside our company .
 Our key areas of competence cover a wide range of other services , such as memory revision and alignment , compiling and testing , screenshot generation and graphics editing . LinguaPoint - your single source point for comprehensive services .
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Hamish Bowles, International Editor-at-Large at American Vogue, will curate this landmark show with creative direction and design by Patrick Kinmonth and Antonio Monfreda, the duo behind some of the most memorable fashion exhibitions of recent years.
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 Hamish Bowles , International Editor - at - Large at American Vogue , will curate this landmark show with creative direction and design by Patrick Kinmonth and Antonio Monfreda , the duo behind some of the most memorable fashion exhibitions of recent years .
 House Style will demonstrate the power of fashion and bring to life the captivating individuals from the Cavendish family , including Bess of Hardwick , one of the most powerful women of the 16th century ; the 18th century “ Empress of Fashion ” Georgiana , Duchess of Devonshire ; and Adele Astaire , the sister and dance partner of Fred Astaire . Deborah Devonshire and Nancy Mitford , two of the Mitford sisters ; model Stella Tennant and John F Kennedy ’s sister ‘ Kick ’ Kennedy will also be central to the show .


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We work hard to bring you everything you need to make your time on our property as enjoyable as possible. Drive-up, ground floor access means you can simply pull up to your unit and unload your vehicle. 24-hour access allows you to get into your unit on your own time without having to plan your schedule around our hours. Plus, we’re an authorized U-Haul dealer, so we have all the truck and trailer sizes you’ll need to get your move finished.
We want you to feel confident in the security our facility provides. That’s why we built our property with perimeter fencing and electronically controlled gate access to make sure only our tenants are able to get onto the grounds. We also have 24-hour video surveillance to keep a watchful eye on your unit at all times. Never worry about the safety of your belongings again when you store with Heartland Storage.
Our friendly, professional staff is always available to help and provide you with the highest level of customer service in the industry. Our office sells moving and packing supplies in case you discover you need anything. We offer low-cost insurance for out tenants and have onsite faxing and copying services. With the lowest prices in town, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t check out Heartland Storage for your next move or storage need. Give our staff a call to learn more about how we can help you out!
Although the office might be closed we will make every attempt to answer calls outside of the hours listed above. If we dont anwer we will call back ASAP. All of the calls to the office will be forwarded to one of our cell phones so we can assist our customers at any time. Thanks for your continued business!!

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The unit was exceptionally clean and secure . I highly recommend Heartland Storage .
 I am so glad your time with us was a good one . We strive to provide each and every client with a positive storage experience .
 Very clean and courteous place . Highly recommend .
 Very helpful with U - Haul selection and courteous service .
 Welcome to Heartland Storage ! Our Franklin , Indiana facility boasts all the services and amenities you need to make your next storage project as easy as possible . With truck rental , drive - up access , and heightened security , you ca n’t go wrong when you chose to store with Franklin ’s premier storage facility .
 We work hard to bring you everything you need to make your time on our property as enjoyable as possible . Drive - up , ground floor access means you can simply pull up to your unit and unload your vehicle . 24 - hour access allows you to get into your unit on your own time without having to plan your schedule around our hours . Plus , we ’re an authorized U - Haul dealer , so we have all the truck and trailer sizes you ’ll need to get your move finished .
 We want you to feel confident in the security our facility provides . That ’s why we built our property with perimeter fencing and electronically controlled gate access to make sure only our tenants are able to get onto the grounds . We also have 24 - hour video surveillance to keep a watchful eye on your unit at all times . Never worry about the safety of your belongings again when you store with Heartland Storage .
 Our friendly , professional staff is always available to help and provide you with the highest level of customer service in the industry . Our office sells moving and packing supplies in case you discover you need anything . We offer low - cost insurance for out tenants and have onsite faxing and copying services . With the lowest prices in town , there ’s no reason why you should n’t check out Heartland Storage for your next move or storage need . Give our staff a call to learn more about how we can help you out !
 Although the office might be closed we will make every attempt to answer calls outside of the hours listed above . If we do nt anwer we will call back ASAP . All of the calls to the office will be forwarded to one of our cell phones so we can assist our customers at any time . Thanks for your continued business ! !


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In January, I was approached by these clients to create an illustrative montage, to tell the story of their lives together so far, and of the schedule of their wedding day, there were many components/ ideas/ and a few drinks drunk too, as we came to this composition/ final idea!
The top tells the story of the day, and each place illustrated sit along the river where they would on a map of London, the bottom section shows where they met, where they got engaged, where they did Erasmus or where they were from. The final greenery all over was in keeping with their florist who does amazing things, I can’t wait to have a peak at it on the day!
I thoroughly enjoyed creating this piece as it was so personal, and am thoroughly pleased how it turned out as an image for the invite/ insert! It is definitely something I would love to do again!
Have a great day Illy and Jinx, and all the best for your future together!
In a recent flurry of work/ private commissions (isn’t it always the way…) I was asked to create this home in Minas Gerais, a particularly poignant home for my client as it was where she grew up. I know the client personally, and knew the sentimental importance of the piece, so despite it being a simple building and a smaller piece, it took some time and thought. I thoroughly enjoyed giving the building it’s character, through my usual use of colour if in somewhat random way!
I was also asked to portray her parents in the piece from photos she supplied me with, which again gave it it’s personal touch – and proved trickier than said, given as resemblance is key on such small figures they required less mad dash brush stroke and a steadier hand!
Take a look, I believe the client was very pleased ;)!
Niteroi, Rio de Janeiro (CARNIVAL), Paraty, Sao Sebastiao, Ilha Bella, Santos, Santo Andre, Sao Paolo. 2 Planes, 8 buses, 2 ferries… and lots of time to look out the window.
The nicest thing is I barely had to edit these – the light and colour, well it’s real. It’s Brazil. Take a look.
My latest client asked me to work from a photograph of a beach- Balmoral Beach in Australia to be precise. (Given my holiday blues at the time this was really nice to do!) It was a birthday present for the Granny of my client, who turns 90 very soon I believe. The flags, not part of the photo, but through artistic license were added as he requested, in order to combine the family nationalities. I hope you like it James, but more importantly I hope Granny does!
This latest private commission came from A lovely lady (and now friend) who bought 2 of the pieces that I exhibited at the Gallery Upstairs, she approached me to do a third of the building that she owns and of the restaurant that is run by Gamal and Maria. La Dolce Piazza serves delicious italian cuisine, having eaten there numerous times now (thanks Barbara/ Maria/ Gamal). So if you are based in Warwickshire or just in the area you should definitely go there and eat!
I think I have at least made it loo welcoming from the outside!
I am currently getting set to create two private commissions from clients based in London and New York, these are the sketches I’ve been working on to detail and capture exactly the composition and therefore commission they would like, ‘London, Hyde Park corner’ and ‘Mumbai skyline’ pictures to follow!
So today I’ve been beavering away putting together a composition drawing for Lady Bamford’s fabulous new pub/ hotel in the Cotswolds… Look out for the finished piece to come!

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In January , I was approached by these clients to create an illustrative montage , to tell the story of their lives together so far , and of the schedule of their wedding day , there were many components/ ideas/ and a few drinks drunk too , as we came to this composition/ final idea !
 The top tells the story of the day , and each place illustrated sit along the river where they would on a map of London , the bottom section shows where they met , where they got engaged , where they did Erasmus or where they were from . The final greenery all over was in keeping with their florist who does amazing things , I ca n’t wait to have a peak at it on the day !
 I thoroughly enjoyed creating this piece as it was so personal , and am thoroughly pleased how it turned out as an image for the invite/ insert ! It is definitely something I would love to do again !
 Have a great day Illy and Jinx , and all the best for your future together !
 In a recent flurry of work/ private commissions ( is n’t it always the way … ) I was asked to create this home in Minas Gerais , a particularly poignant home for my client as it was where she grew up . I know the client personally , and knew the sentimental importance of the piece , so despite it being a simple building and a smaller piece , it took some time and thought . I thoroughly enjoyed giving the building it ’s character , through my usual use of colour if in somewhat random way !
 I was also asked to portray her parents in the piece from photos she supplied me with , which again gave it it ’s personal touch – and proved trickier than said , given as resemblance is key on such small figures they required less mad dash brush stroke and a steadier hand !
 Take a look , I believe the client was very pleased ;) !
 Niteroi , Rio de Janeiro ( CARNIVAL ) , Paraty , Sao Sebastiao , Ilha Bella , Santos , Santo Andre , Sao Paolo . 2 Planes , 8 buses , 2 ferries … and lots of time to look out the window .
 The nicest thing is I barely had to edit these – the light and colour , well it ’s real . It ’s Brazil . Take a look .
 My latest client asked me to work from a photograph of a beach- Balmoral Beach in Australia to be precise . ( Given my holiday blues at the time this was really nice to do ! ) It was a birthday present for the Granny of my client , who turns 90 very soon I believe . The flags , not part of the photo , but through artistic license were added as he requested , in order to combine the family nationalities . I hope you like it James , but more importantly I hope Granny does !
 This latest private commission came from A lovely lady ( and now friend ) who bought 2 of the pieces that I exhibited at the Gallery Upstairs , she approached me to do a third of the building that she owns and of the restaurant that is run by Gamal and Maria . La Dolce Piazza serves delicious italian cuisine , having eaten there numerous times now ( thanks Barbara/ Maria/ Gamal ) . So if you are based in Warwickshire or just in the area you should definitely go there and eat !
 I think I have at least made it loo welcoming from the outside !
 I am currently getting set to create two private commissions from clients based in London and New York , these are the sketches I ’ve been working on to detail and capture exactly the composition and therefore commission they would like , ‘ London , Hyde Park corner ’ and ‘ Mumbai skyline ’ pictures to follow !
 So today I ’ve been beavering away putting together a composition drawing for Lady Bamford ’s fabulous new pub/ hotel in the Cotswolds … Look out for the finished piece to come !


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Updated: March 26, 2019, 4:59 p.m.
With her family at her bedside, Terry Brooks passed away peacefully at the age of 60 after a long battle with cancer.
She was born on June 11, 1958 in Norwich, England to Joe and Rita Dunn. A Pacifica native, Terry attended Terra Nova High School alongside her brothers, Marty and Kevin Dunn. Terry married her best friend, Art Brooks, on April 6, 1991 and the two shared 28 happy years together filled with love, laughter and adventure. Her proudest moment in her life was becoming a mother on May 23, 1993 to her daughter Caitlin. In 2000, Terry, her husband Art, and daughter Caitlin moved to Escalon where she called home her remaining years.
A devoted wife and mother, Terry lived life to the fullest. She went out of her way to make others feel loved. Her and her family loved to travel and spend their summers camping in the Redwood Forest on the Avenue of the Giants. Terry is survived by her husband Art Brooks, daughter Caitlin Brooks, brother Marty Dunn, nephew Joe Dunn, and dog Bella. There will be no services as Terry wished to have a small celebration of life with her family. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Cancer Society.

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Updated : March 26 , 2019 , 4:59 p.m.
 With her family at her bedside , Terry Brooks passed away peacefully at the age of 60 after a long battle with cancer .
 She was born on June 11 , 1958 in Norwich , England to Joe and Rita Dunn . A Pacifica native , Terry attended Terra Nova High School alongside her brothers , Marty and Kevin Dunn . Terry married her best friend , Art Brooks , on April 6 , 1991 and the two shared 28 happy years together filled with love , laughter and adventure . Her proudest moment in her life was becoming a mother on May 23 , 1993 to her daughter Caitlin . In 2000 , Terry , her husband Art , and daughter Caitlin moved to Escalon where she called home her remaining years .
 A devoted wife and mother , Terry lived life to the fullest . She went out of her way to make others feel loved . Her and her family loved to travel and spend their summers camping in the Redwood Forest on the Avenue of the Giants . Terry is survived by her husband Art Brooks , daughter Caitlin Brooks , brother Marty Dunn , nephew Joe Dunn , and dog Bella . There will be no services as Terry wished to have a small celebration of life with her family . In lieu of flowers , donations may be made to the American Cancer Society .


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This is an exciting post to write. Just look at these images! Aren’t they beautiful? As soon as I saw these images I knew I had to share them with you. They were styled by blogging friends Kate Watson-Smyth and Pippa Jameson along with interior designer, stylist and TV personality Sophie Robinson. These super talented ladies were asked to style these roomsets for DFS, the biggest sofa manufacturer in the UK. DFS has recently conducted some research into how British people feel about colourful homes. The findings make for interesting reading.
The research shows that neutrals remain the UK’s top colour choice, as 39% of UK homeowners opt for grey, cream, beige or magnolia as the main colour theme in their home. However, the findings also show that many of us (46%) would actually like to embrace a bolder palette and live in more colourful homes. Roughly the same percentage of people (47%) are afraid of using colour in case they get it wrong. This sad statistic shows to what extent our colour aspirations are being hampered by a crippling self-doubt.
Of those surveyed, 27% said that they lack any inspiration at all when it comes to bringing colour into their home. A further 20% said they look to the homes of their friends and family when choosing colours.
A further 20% said they would like to use blush pink at home, 27% said sage green and 29% said teal. However, these were also some of the colours that homeowners feel least confident bringing into their homes.
It’s not all negative though as sales data from DFS shows that, as a nation, we are starting to conquer our fear of colour and create more colourful homes. Sales of pink sofas have increased by 16% in 2018 compared to the same period last year (January-April’17). Green sofas have seen a 9% increase. And sales of yellow sofas at DFS have more than doubled year on year (January-April ’17 to January-April ’18).
There’s nothing wrong with a neutral colour palette, it can be the basis of a beautiful home, but we also know that so many people are hiding their love for colour behind a fear of failure. Colour can have such a positive impact on how we feel in the sanctuary of our homes, whether that’s a colourful couch or accent chair, or a more neutral sofa in a colourful room.
Bringing colour into the home shouldn’t be something people are fearful of. It’s simply about recognising the colours you love, and forgetting any fears of getting it wrong. While our friends and family are often the ones we turn to for inspiration, we also want to help people find the colour confidence they’re longing to unleash. Our new colour hub has a host of inspiration for how to use and combine colours to realise a palette that can make you smile.
In their mission to help Britain be more fearless when it comes to colour, DFS has launched a Colour Hub which offers inspiration and advice on achievable ways to create more colourful homes.
For years I shunned colour too and lived in a magnolia home. Once I painted that first room though there was no looking back and my colour confidence has continued to grow. I’m now feeling super inspired by Sophie’s bright and bold living room. It’s crazy but I love it!
I’d also love to get some feedback from you guys. Have you embraced colour at home or are you too scared of getting it wrong? If you could find the courage to go bold, what colour would you choose? Let me know in the comments.
Really interesting statistics and I love the styling in the photographs! My first home was fairly neutral, the second was colourful, and now I’ve gone back to neutral. For me, it depends on the property and what will work best.
I wish I could have experienced these beautiful roomsets in the flesh. They look lovely!
Lovely colorful decors. The pictures are gorgeous and inspirational!

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This is an exciting post to write . Just look at these images ! Are n’t they beautiful ? As soon as I saw these images I knew I had to share them with you . They were styled by blogging friends Kate Watson - Smyth and Pippa Jameson along with interior designer , stylist and TV personality Sophie Robinson . These super talented ladies were asked to style these roomsets for DFS , the biggest sofa manufacturer in the UK . DFS has recently conducted some research into how British people feel about colourful homes . The findings make for interesting reading .
 The research shows that neutrals remain the UK ’s top colour choice , as 39 % of UK homeowners opt for grey , cream , beige or magnolia as the main colour theme in their home . However , the findings also show that many of us ( 46 % ) would actually like to embrace a bolder palette and live in more colourful homes . Roughly the same percentage of people ( 47 % ) are afraid of using colour in case they get it wrong . This sad statistic shows to what extent our colour aspirations are being hampered by a crippling self - doubt .
 Of those surveyed , 27 % said that they lack any inspiration at all when it comes to bringing colour into their home . A further 20 % said they look to the homes of their friends and family when choosing colours .
 A further 20 % said they would like to use blush pink at home , 27 % said sage green and 29 % said teal . However , these were also some of the colours that homeowners feel least confident bringing into their homes .
 It ’s not all negative though as sales data from DFS shows that , as a nation , we are starting to conquer our fear of colour and create more colourful homes . Sales of pink sofas have increased by 16 % in 2018 compared to the same period last year ( January - April’17 ) . Green sofas have seen a 9 % increase . And sales of yellow sofas at DFS have more than doubled year on year ( January - April ’ 17 to January - April ’ 18 ) .
 There ’s nothing wrong with a neutral colour palette , it can be the basis of a beautiful home , but we also know that so many people are hiding their love for colour behind a fear of failure . Colour can have such a positive impact on how we feel in the sanctuary of our homes , whether that ’s a colourful couch or accent chair , or a more neutral sofa in a colourful room .
 Bringing colour into the home should n’t be something people are fearful of . It ’s simply about recognising the colours you love , and forgetting any fears of getting it wrong . While our friends and family are often the ones we turn to for inspiration , we also want to help people find the colour confidence they ’re longing to unleash . Our new colour hub has a host of inspiration for how to use and combine colours to realise a palette that can make you smile .
 In their mission to help Britain be more fearless when it comes to colour , DFS has launched a Colour Hub which offers inspiration and advice on achievable ways to create more colourful homes .
 For years I shunned colour too and lived in a magnolia home . Once I painted that first room though there was no looking back and my colour confidence has continued to grow . I ’m now feeling super inspired by Sophie ’s bright and bold living room . It ’s crazy but I love it !
 I ’d also love to get some feedback from you guys . Have you embraced colour at home or are you too scared of getting it wrong ? If you could find the courage to go bold , what colour would you choose ? Let me know in the comments .
 Really interesting statistics and I love the styling in the photographs ! My first home was fairly neutral , the second was colourful , and now I ’ve gone back to neutral . For me , it depends on the property and what will work best .
 I wish I could have experienced these beautiful roomsets in the flesh . They look lovely !
 Lovely colorful decors . The pictures are gorgeous and inspirational !


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Whenever you need the best locksmith services , all you have to do is contact our locksmith firm . Our well trained and skilled locksmith technicians will help you in deciding and installing the most fitted and applicable security measure you could have . Furthermore , they attend regular seminars to update them about the new trends of locksmith . Our customer support will be able to attend to your concern even if you are calling in the midst of the night .
 We have designated services applicable for home , business and car lock issues . When it comes to the service payment , we guarantee a reasonable price . The support service is ready to answer your queries and give you great consultations on some questions relating to safety . You can depend on us to provide all of the services that you need even in the late hours or even during weekends for we are available round the clock every week . What are you waiting for ? Call us today and get free estimates from us . We are glad to serve you .


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Texas Tech has announced four finalists for the open position of provost and senior vice president.
Each finalist will participate in an open forum where participants can learn about them and ask questions.
� Lawrence Schovanec, interim provost and senior vice president at Tech. Schovanec's open forum is set for 4 to 5:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 2, in Room 169 of the Human Sciences building.
� Michael O'Brien, dean of the College of Arts & Science at the University of Missouri. O'Brien's open forum will be 2:30 to 4 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 5, in Room 169 of the Human Sciences building.
� Diane Chase, executive vice provost for academic affairs at the University of Central Florida. Chase's open forum will be announced next week.
� Kimberly Andrews Espy, vice president for research & innovation and dean of the graduate school at the University of Oregon. Espy's open forum will be announced next week.

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Texas Tech has announced four finalists for the open position of provost and senior vice president .
 Each finalist will participate in an open forum where participants can learn about them and ask questions .
 � Lawrence Schovanec , interim provost and senior vice president at Tech . Schovanec 's open forum is set for 4 to 5:30 p.m. Monday , Dec. 2 , in Room 169 of the Human Sciences building .
 � Michael O'Brien , dean of the College of Arts & Science at the University of Missouri . O'Brien 's open forum will be 2:30 to 4 p.m. , Thursday , Dec. 5 , in Room 169 of the Human Sciences building .
 � Diane Chase , executive vice provost for academic affairs at the University of Central Florida . Chase 's open forum will be announced next week .
 � Kimberly Andrews Espy , vice president for research & innovation and dean of the graduate school at the University of Oregon . Espy 's open forum will be announced next week .


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Comparative review is conducted of verified funds and income, as reported on the final application, transmittal summary, and Automated Underwriter transmittal via Desktop Underwriter® or Loan Prospector®.
Forensic loan level file reviews that detect mortgage fraud and violations of federal and/or state banking regulations.
Comprehensive applications help to prevent mortgage fraud and lead to heightened awareness, experience, expertise, and reliable forensic analysis.
All Directors and Administrators manage Compliance Consultants, Staff, and Strategic Alliances on behalf of our clients.

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Quality Control pursuant to the published requisites of Fannie Mae , Freddie Mac , and FHA , and VA guidelines .
 Comparative review is conducted of verified funds and income , as reported on the final application , transmittal summary , and Automated Underwriter transmittal via Desktop Underwriter ® or Loan Prospector ® .
 Forensic loan level file reviews that detect mortgage fraud and violations of federal and/or state banking regulations .
 Comprehensive applications help to prevent mortgage fraud and lead to heightened awareness , experience , expertise , and reliable forensic analysis .
 All Directors and Administrators manage Compliance Consultants , Staff , and Strategic Alliances on behalf of our clients .