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Gemma describes how she and Neal met..."I went to Boston on a J1 visa with two girlfriends (Grainne, “the bunting making bridesmaid” and Laura), it was there that myself and Neal met. Only two days after arriving in Boston, Grainne brought us to a friend of a friend's house party, and to make the connection even more tenuous that friend lived with Neal. Neal opened the door to find three Irish girls on his door step that he never meet before. As cheesy as this sounds, within a few moments of meeting him, I was mad about him and I knew that he was very special. He had this giant maple leaf in his hand and was explaining to us how it was the most beautiful leaf he had ever seen, that he had to stick it to his fridge. It was such a funny first encounter and one I could never forget."
A week later Neal and Gemma found themselves on their first date and Gemma was quickly tempted to extend her American visa. Reality intervened and Gemma returned home to accept a place in medical school, with a promise from Neal that he'd join her in Ireland soon after. He kept his promise but things didn't go quite to plan. Gemma remembers..."He left his job one month later and moved into my tiny student accommodation in Limerick. Unfortunately, it proved too difficult to get Neal a visa in Ireland, six weeks later we both were devastated when he had to return to the states. The next two years were tough, the Atlantic was between us and Skype was the third wheel in our relationship! We only saw each other at Christmas and during the summer."
Second time lucky, in the summer of 2013 while Gemma was visiting Neal, he proposed, and that following Autumn, Neal once again moved to Ireland, fortunately this time with a visa. Although happily engaged Gemma and Neal's long distance wasn't quite over..."Neal lived with my parents and worked as a waiter in Sligo town, while I moved from Tullamore- Portlaoise-Limerick- Ballinasle, completing my hospital rotations. Now instead of seeing each other only during holidays we got to see each other every other weekend. In 2014 Neal got a job in Facebook and moved to Dublin. It was a busy time for us as Neal adjusted to his new job, new culture, new city and I worked my way through final year of medical school. We saw each other at most every other weekend."
Finally after 4 years together, but apart, Gemma graduated and got a job in Dublin. Gemma gushes..."Finally after four years of closing the gap, the “ocean is in our hearts” and not between us. We live in Grand Canal Dock and see each other every day. We have never been happier."
For their wedding Gemma and Neal really wanted the wedding to celebrate all their friends and family for supporting them so much through their long distance love. They ensured the wedding was laid back and fun - using Gemma's parent's beautiful garden as their venue of choice, and enlisting the help of local suppliers and close talented friends where possible.
Gemma recalls..."Everything about the wedding was very much DIY, friends and family helping out and lending a hand. Luckily between Neal and I, we have some talented friends with a wide range of skills that came in very handy for the wedding. My brother Mikey made the elderflower cordial, my sister Anna (who is on a running scholarship in the states) kicked me into shape and acted as my personal trainer, my cousin Peter Clyne who runs Outer Cells Media was our videographer."
Friends also provided all of the ceremony and reception music, Gemma's aunt arranged the flowers, while another aunt handmade her headpiece and one of her best friend's designed and made her stunning wedding dress. A super impressive team effort all round.
Last but not least Gemma's artist brother Gary Reddin (whose Angela Lansbury paintings we're big fans of in One Fab Day!) made the “Gemma & Neal” logo for each of the wedding invites, save the dates and mass booklets. Eager to capture all the love and effort put into each aspect of the day Gemma and Neal hired photographer Darek Novak - who they couldn't recommend highly enough..."Darek is so professional, friendly and talented. We didn't even notice him taking the pictures. He took more than 850 pictures, and each one more beautiful than the next. He is truly passionate about what he does and is an extremely talented artist, which is evident from the beautiful work he creates. I could not recommend him more to any prospective bride and groom."
A huge congratulations to you both and thanks so much for sharing your story and wedding with us all!

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Gemma describes how she and Neal met ... "I went to Boston on a J1 visa with two girlfriends ( Grainne , “ the bunting making bridesmaid ” and Laura ) , it was there that myself and Neal met . Only two days after arriving in Boston , Grainne brought us to a friend of a friend 's house party , and to make the connection even more tenuous that friend lived with Neal . Neal opened the door to find three Irish girls on his door step that he never meet before . As cheesy as this sounds , within a few moments of meeting him , I was mad about him and I knew that he was very special . He had this giant maple leaf in his hand and was explaining to us how it was the most beautiful leaf he had ever seen , that he had to stick it to his fridge . It was such a funny first encounter and one I could never forget . "
 A week later Neal and Gemma found themselves on their first date and Gemma was quickly tempted to extend her American visa . Reality intervened and Gemma returned home to accept a place in medical school , with a promise from Neal that he 'd join her in Ireland soon after . He kept his promise but things did n't go quite to plan . Gemma remembers ... "He left his job one month later and moved into my tiny student accommodation in Limerick . Unfortunately , it proved too difficult to get Neal a visa in Ireland , six weeks later we both were devastated when he had to return to the states . The next two years were tough , the Atlantic was between us and Skype was the third wheel in our relationship ! We only saw each other at Christmas and during the summer . "
 Second time lucky , in the summer of 2013 while Gemma was visiting Neal , he proposed , and that following Autumn , Neal once again moved to Ireland , fortunately this time with a visa . Although happily engaged Gemma and Neal 's long distance was n't quite over ... "Neal lived with my parents and worked as a waiter in Sligo town , while I moved from Tullamore- Portlaoise - Limerick- Ballinasle , completing my hospital rotations . Now instead of seeing each other only during holidays we got to see each other every other weekend . In 2014 Neal got a job in Facebook and moved to Dublin . It was a busy time for us as Neal adjusted to his new job , new culture , new city and I worked my way through final year of medical school . We saw each other at most every other weekend . "
 Finally after 4 years together , but apart , Gemma graduated and got a job in Dublin . Gemma gushes ... "Finally after four years of closing the gap , the “ ocean is in our hearts ” and not between us . We live in Grand Canal Dock and see each other every day . We have never been happier . "
 For their wedding Gemma and Neal really wanted the wedding to celebrate all their friends and family for supporting them so much through their long distance love . They ensured the wedding was laid back and fun - using Gemma 's parent 's beautiful garden as their venue of choice , and enlisting the help of local suppliers and close talented friends where possible .
 Gemma recalls ... "Everything about the wedding was very much DIY , friends and family helping out and lending a hand . Luckily between Neal and I , we have some talented friends with a wide range of skills that came in very handy for the wedding . My brother Mikey made the elderflower cordial , my sister Anna ( who is on a running scholarship in the states ) kicked me into shape and acted as my personal trainer , my cousin Peter Clyne who runs Outer Cells Media was our videographer . "
 Friends also provided all of the ceremony and reception music , Gemma 's aunt arranged the flowers , while another aunt handmade her headpiece and one of her best friend 's designed and made her stunning wedding dress . A super impressive team effort all round .
 Last but not least Gemma 's artist brother Gary Reddin ( whose Angela Lansbury paintings we 're big fans of in One Fab Day ! ) made the “ Gemma & Neal ” logo for each of the wedding invites , save the dates and mass booklets . Eager to capture all the love and effort put into each aspect of the day Gemma and Neal hired photographer Darek Novak - who they could n't recommend highly enough ... "Darek is so professional , friendly and talented . We did n't even notice him taking the pictures . He took more than 850 pictures , and each one more beautiful than the next . He is truly passionate about what he does and is an extremely talented artist , which is evident from the beautiful work he creates . I could not recommend him more to any prospective bride and groom . "
 A huge congratulations to you both and thanks so much for sharing your story and wedding with us all !


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VPN stands for Virtual Private Network. It is a service which allows you to access the web safely and securely by routing your connection using a server and then hiding up your online actions.
Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 29, 2019 March 19, 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsTags: VPNLeave a comment on How Does VPN Work?
Is It Worth It to Pay Taxes With A Credit Card?
Tax time can be really stressful, especially if you don’t really have the money that you owe. In such difficult times, a credit card can come in handy but you should also understand all that comes with it.
Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 28, 2019 March 19, 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsLeave a comment on Is It Worth It to Pay Taxes With A Credit Card?
Is Vaping A Good Way to Quit Smoking?
Vapes or E-cigarettes are considered as aids which help in quitting smoking for good. These are devices which enable you to inhale the nicotine in vapor form rather in the form of tobacco smoke which you do while inhaling from cigarettes.
Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 26, 2019 March 19, 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsLeave a comment on Is Vaping A Good Way to Quit Smoking?
Most people know the rules of good password making and maintaining. It involves three simple steps of always making them complicated, not reusing them and changing them up often. But it’s not really possible to do that with almost all sites wanting you to sign up to avail their services.
Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 25, 2019 March 18, 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsTags: password managerLeave a comment on Is It Safe to Use A Password Manager?
People general dismiss online security concerns with common excuses like they don’t share much personal information or photos. But personal information isn’t limited to just photos and Facebook statuses, it goes deep into what kind of websites you like to visit and more.
Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 22, 2019 March 18, 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsTags: VPNLeave a comment on Why Do I Need A VPN?
Vapor is a substance which is the phase of gas at a temperature which is lower than even its critical one. This means that pressure can be increased to condense it to a liquid without reducing the temperature. But people often get confused between aerosol and vapor.
Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 19, 2019 March 18, 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsTags: Vaping, VaporLeave a comment on What is Vapor?
People visit a lot of websites every day where they are requested to make an account. Most people use really weak passwords and moreover, even reuse them for different websites. This can create a lot of issues which can ultimately threaten your personal security as well.
Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 18, 2019 March 18, 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsTags: password managerLeave a comment on What is Password Manager?
Why Grow Your Business with Amazon FBA?
Amazon FBA is a great service offered by Amazon that allows people to store and sell their products in Amazon’s fulfillment centers. Sellers will enjoy a lot of benefits once they choose to work with Amazon FBA.
Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 15, 2019 March 15, 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsTags: Amazon FBA, Amazon FBA Seller, Fulfillment by AmazonLeave a comment on Why Grow Your Business with Amazon FBA?
Why You Should Master Flutter Programming?
If you’re not familiar with the Flutter programming language and don’t realize how important it is, then you just came to the right place. Today, we’ll figure out the question why you should mater the sought-after Google Flutter language. Let’s begin now.
Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 13, 2019 March 14, 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsTags: Flutter programmingLeave a comment on Why You Should Master Flutter Programming?

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VPN stands for Virtual Private Network . It is a service which allows you to access the web safely and securely by routing your connection using a server and then hiding up your online actions .
 Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 29 , 2019 March 19 , 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsTags : VPNLeave a comment on How Does VPN Work ?
 Is It Worth It to Pay Taxes With A Credit Card ?
 Tax time can be really stressful , especially if you do n’t really have the money that you owe . In such difficult times , a credit card can come in handy but you should also understand all that comes with it .
 Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 28 , 2019 March 19 , 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsLeave a comment on Is It Worth It to Pay Taxes With A Credit Card ?
 Is Vaping A Good Way to Quit Smoking ?
 Vapes or E - cigarettes are considered as aids which help in quitting smoking for good . These are devices which enable you to inhale the nicotine in vapor form rather in the form of tobacco smoke which you do while inhaling from cigarettes .
 Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 26 , 2019 March 19 , 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsLeave a comment on Is Vaping A Good Way to Quit Smoking ?
 Most people know the rules of good password making and maintaining . It involves three simple steps of always making them complicated , not reusing them and changing them up often . But it ’s not really possible to do that with almost all sites wanting you to sign up to avail their services .
 Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 25 , 2019 March 18 , 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsTags : password managerLeave a comment on Is It Safe to Use A Password Manager ?
 People general dismiss online security concerns with common excuses like they do n’t share much personal information or photos . But personal information is n’t limited to just photos and Facebook statuses , it goes deep into what kind of websites you like to visit and more .
 Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 22 , 2019 March 18 , 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsTags : VPNLeave a comment on Why Do I Need A VPN ?
 Vapor is a substance which is the phase of gas at a temperature which is lower than even its critical one . This means that pressure can be increased to condense it to a liquid without reducing the temperature . But people often get confused between aerosol and vapor .
 Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 19 , 2019 March 18 , 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsTags : Vaping , VaporLeave a comment on What is Vapor ?
 People visit a lot of websites every day where they are requested to make an account . Most people use really weak passwords and moreover , even reuse them for different websites . This can create a lot of issues which can ultimately threaten your personal security as well .
 Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 18 , 2019 March 18 , 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsTags : password managerLeave a comment on What is Password Manager ?
 Why Grow Your Business with Amazon FBA ?
 Amazon FBA is a great service offered by Amazon that allows people to store and sell their products in Amazon ’s fulfillment centers . Sellers will enjoy a lot of benefits once they choose to work with Amazon FBA .
 Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 15 , 2019 March 15 , 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsTags : Amazon FBA , Amazon FBA Seller , Fulfillment by AmazonLeave a comment on Why Grow Your Business with Amazon FBA ?
 Why You Should Master Flutter Programming ?
 If you ’re not familiar with the Flutter programming language and do n’t realize how important it is , then you just came to the right place . Today , we ’ll figure out the question why you should mater the sought - after Google Flutter language . Let ’s begin now .
 Posted byHawaii Globe Editor March 13 , 2019 March 14 , 2019 Posted inOfficial NewsTags : Flutter programmingLeave a comment on Why You Should Master Flutter Programming ?


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When I heard Robert Downey Jr. and his wife Susan bought the historic DeRose Windmill House in the Hamptons, I was eager to see what they did with it. It’s one I wrote about in 2015 when it was on the market, and I loved it.
It’s currently featured in the December issue of Architectural Digest, and the Downeys have already given the house a whole new look they call “whimsical and fun.” It shocked me to see how much they changed in such a short amount of time. I pulled out the old listing photos so we can compare the rooms before and after — take a look!
The Windmill House was featured in the 1982 Michael Caine movie Deathtrap.
The DeRose Windmill Cottage was built in 1885 in East Hampton, originally as a playhouse that was later expanded.
You can see the rest of the “before” photos in my 2015 post about it. Oh, how I loved that house! Visit Architectural Digest for more photos and information about the changes the Downeys and their designer made, including a new pavilion by the pool (photographer: François Dischinger).

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When I heard Robert Downey Jr. and his wife Susan bought the historic DeRose Windmill House in the Hamptons , I was eager to see what they did with it . It ’s one I wrote about in 2015 when it was on the market , and I loved it .
 It ’s currently featured in the December issue of Architectural Digest , and the Downeys have already given the house a whole new look they call “ whimsical and fun . ” It shocked me to see how much they changed in such a short amount of time . I pulled out the old listing photos so we can compare the rooms before and after — take a look !
 The Windmill House was featured in the 1982 Michael Caine movie Deathtrap .
 The DeRose Windmill Cottage was built in 1885 in East Hampton , originally as a playhouse that was later expanded .
 You can see the rest of the “ before ” photos in my 2015 post about it . Oh , how I loved that house ! Visit Architectural Digest for more photos and information about the changes the Downeys and their designer made , including a new pavilion by the pool ( photographer : François Dischinger ) .


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We at Biofeedback Therapy understand that privacy of your personal information is extremely important. This policy describes the types of information we receive and collect when you access and use our website.
All webservers tend to track basic information about their visitors. As most other websites do we use some of the data contained in log files for SEO purposes (search engine optimisation) and to improve visitor experience, the information contained in the log files includes your IP (internet protocol) address, your internet service provider, the browser that you used to access our site, the time you visited our site, the length of your stay, and the pages you accessed. None of this information is used to personally identify specific visitors to our web site.
We at 'Biofeedback Therapy' have third party advertisements placed on our website, they include ads and affiliate links that when clicked on place a cookie onto your computer. A cookie is a text file that is downloaded to your computer, and is used to store information such as your preferences when visiting various websites, which links you clicked on etc (no personally identifiable information).
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Third party vendors, including Google, use these cookies to serve specific ads based on your individual interests / browsing history (for example based on your prior visits to this website and other websites throughout the internet). DART cookies do not track any kind of personal information. DART is an acronym for 'Dynamic Advertising Reporting and Targeting'. If you want to opt-out of the use of the DART cookie please visit Google's advertising opt-out page.

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We at Biofeedback Therapy understand that privacy of your personal information is extremely important . This policy describes the types of information we receive and collect when you access and use our website .
 All webservers tend to track basic information about their visitors . As most other websites do we use some of the data contained in log files for SEO purposes ( search engine optimisation ) and to improve visitor experience , the information contained in the log files includes your IP ( internet protocol ) address , your internet service provider , the browser that you used to access our site , the time you visited our site , the length of your stay , and the pages you accessed . None of this information is used to personally identify specific visitors to our web site .
 We at ' Biofeedback Therapy ' have third party advertisements placed on our website , they include ads and affiliate links that when clicked on place a cookie onto your computer . A cookie is a text file that is downloaded to your computer , and is used to store information such as your preferences when visiting various websites , which links you clicked on etc ( no personally identifiable information ) .
 Some third parties may use web beacons also . Web beacons used in combination with cookies allow a better understanding of browsing behaviour , they gather very simple statistics , none of which can identify any individual . You can choose to disable or turn off cookies in your browser settings , so that no other information except your IP address is available , although disabling cookies may cause problems when browsing certain websites . We suggest consulting the Help section of your browser or taking a look at the About Cookies website which offers guidance for all modern browsers .
 The ' DoubleClick DART cookie ' refers to a cookie used by Google in the ads served on its partners websites ( Google Adsense ads for example ) . Whenever you visit a website such as ours , that uses DoubleClick advertising , a cookie is placed on your computer .
 Third party vendors , including Google , use these cookies to serve specific ads based on your individual interests / browsing history ( for example based on your prior visits to this website and other websites throughout the internet ) . DART cookies do not track any kind of personal information . DART is an acronym for ' Dynamic Advertising Reporting and Targeting ' . If you want to opt - out of the use of the DART cookie please visit Google 's advertising opt - out page .


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On this special episode of CINEMATIC SOUND RADIO, Jason Drury showcases music from films that feature the magnificent and groundbreaking stop-motion special effects of Ray Harryhausen.
Jason will present selection of music from films such as THE SEVENTH VOYAGE OF SINBAD, MYSTERIOUS ISLAND and JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS by Bernard Herrmann. You'll also hear selections from THE FIRST MEN ON THE MOON by Laurie Johnson, THE VALLEY OF GWANGI by Jerome Moross, THE GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD by Miklós Rózsa, SINBAD AND THE EYE OF THE TIGER by Roy Budd and CLASH OF THE TITANS by Laurence Rosenthal.

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On this special episode of CINEMATIC SOUND RADIO , Jason Drury showcases music from films that feature the magnificent and groundbreaking stop - motion special effects of Ray Harryhausen .
 Jason will present selection of music from films such as THE SEVENTH VOYAGE OF SINBAD , MYSTERIOUS ISLAND and JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS by Bernard Herrmann . You 'll also hear selections from THE FIRST MEN ON THE MOON by Laurie Johnson , THE VALLEY OF GWANGI by Jerome Moross , THE GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD by Miklós Rózsa , SINBAD AND THE EYE OF THE TIGER by Roy Budd and CLASH OF THE TITANS by Laurence Rosenthal .


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Profitable small businesses can rapidly go out of business if they run out of money. Similarly, unprofitable unprof small companies can be survived for a very long time if they have a good money balance. In other words, money is the life blood of American small businesses.
Naturally, when times are difficult, inability to get capital to pay daily operating expenses often becomes a source of worry, stress and anxiety and diversion for small business owners.
Sadly, the majority of huge city and town traditional lending institutions have rigid and strict criteria that their clients should fulfill.
Companies have a separate credit rating from business owner. Even if business owner has a high credit history, the business may not have a recognized credit report (specifically if recently developed). For that reason, prospective lenders have to use options with that take business owner’s individual credit into consideration which accepts candidates with less than ideal credit.
Often, physical lending institutions just service businesses doing 20k or more in month-to-month profits. This disqualifies smaller sized companies doing 10k-15k in month-to-month earnings.

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Profitable small businesses can rapidly go out of business if they run out of money . Similarly , unprofitable unprof small companies can be survived for a very long time if they have a good money balance . In other words , money is the life blood of American small businesses .
 Naturally , when times are difficult , inability to get capital to pay daily operating expenses often becomes a source of worry , stress and anxiety and diversion for small business owners .
 Sadly , the majority of huge city and town traditional lending institutions have rigid and strict criteria that their clients should fulfill .
 Companies have a separate credit rating from business owner . Even if business owner has a high credit history , the business may not have a recognized credit report ( specifically if recently developed ) . For that reason , prospective lenders have to use options with that take business owner ’s individual credit into consideration which accepts candidates with less than ideal credit .
 Often , physical lending institutions just service businesses doing 20k or more in month - to - month profits . This disqualifies smaller sized companies doing 10k-15k in month - to - month earnings .


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The painting caught her eye on her first day of work at the museum. Art always spoke to some part of her, but this was different. The sinking ship was vivid and disturbingly familiar, although it was hundreds of years old.
That sense of familiarity stayed with her long after she left work at closing time. Following her into her dreams, where people beside her leapt off the sides of the sinking ship into icy waters. A little boy cried as she tried to soothe him in a language she shouldn’t have known, while icy fear turned her skin pale.
I’m not a believer in past lives or reincarnation. They make for interesting stories though, don’t they?
Written for Friday Fictioneers hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields. The challenge is to write a story in 100 words or less.
Click the blue frog to read more flash fiction by other authors, or to submit you own.
Scuffling at the entrance caught little Paul’s attention. Through the wide church entrance he saw the priest, and some church elders, arguing with her.
She caught his eye then, watery blue. Then she looked at her adversaries and turned around, down the steps away from the church. The elders watching after her, ensuring her retreat.
Written for Friday Fictioneers hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields. The challenge should you wish to accept it, is to write a story in 100 words or less.
Thanks to group leader Rochelle for this week’s intriguing image that led me to thoughts of cathedrals, witches, outcasts and fairies.
Click the blue frog to read more flash fiction or to upload your own story.

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The painting caught her eye on her first day of work at the museum . Art always spoke to some part of her , but this was different . The sinking ship was vivid and disturbingly familiar , although it was hundreds of years old .
 That sense of familiarity stayed with her long after she left work at closing time . Following her into her dreams , where people beside her leapt off the sides of the sinking ship into icy waters . A little boy cried as she tried to soothe him in a language she should n’t have known , while icy fear turned her skin pale .
 I ’m not a believer in past lives or reincarnation . They make for interesting stories though , do n’t they ?
 Written for Friday Fictioneers hosted by Rochelle Wisoff - Fields . The challenge is to write a story in 100 words or less .
 Click the blue frog to read more flash fiction by other authors , or to submit you own .
 Scuffling at the entrance caught little Paul ’s attention . Through the wide church entrance he saw the priest , and some church elders , arguing with her .
 She caught his eye then , watery blue . Then she looked at her adversaries and turned around , down the steps away from the church . The elders watching after her , ensuring her retreat .
 Written for Friday Fictioneers hosted by Rochelle Wisoff - Fields . The challenge should you wish to accept it , is to write a story in 100 words or less .
 Thanks to group leader Rochelle for this week ’s intriguing image that led me to thoughts of cathedrals , witches , outcasts and fairies .
 Click the blue frog to read more flash fiction or to upload your own story .


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A surreal comedy about friends, real and imagined.
Thai is sixteen. Her father has left and her mother finds solace at the bottom of a wine glass. Mustard, her imaginary friend, is still living under her bed and he doesn’t want to leave her.
Sandler won the 2016 Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding New Play for this magical twisted fairy tale about love, desire and moving on.

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A surreal comedy about friends , real and imagined .
 Thai is sixteen . Her father has left and her mother finds solace at the bottom of a wine glass . Mustard , her imaginary friend , is still living under her bed and he does n’t want to leave her .
 Sandler won the 2016 Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding New Play for this magical twisted fairy tale about love , desire and moving on .


text: Khalid Mahmood is a Member for the House of Commons of the United Kingdom with five videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 2001 Foreign Legislature. The year with the most videos was 2017 with two videos. The year with the highest average number of views per program was 2014 with an average of 2,077 views per program. Most appearances with Dennis Skinner (2), Tony Blair (2), Mike Gapes (2). Most common tags: Terrorism, Great Britain.

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Why do we continue to do this to ourselves and to our best and brightest employees?
2. Does the stellar performer work for the good of the whole and compromise when necessary?
4. Do they willingly share ideas, resources, and leads?
5. When receiving feedback does the person take it personally or do they respond professionally?
Do they consider feedback as a helpful gift or as criticism?
6. When solving problems, do they tend to ask more than they tell?
7. What motivates them? Individual recognition or team success?
The best leaders are not necessarily your top individual performers. Before you promote the next supervisor and prior to hiring for that vacant manager role, make sure you’re not blinded by your stars. They may shine bright on their own but as the boss they might outshine the team, casting a shadow on everything else.

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Why do we continue to do this to ourselves and to our best and brightest employees ?
 2 . Does the stellar performer work for the good of the whole and compromise when necessary ?
 4 . Do they willingly share ideas , resources , and leads ?
 5 . When receiving feedback does the person take it personally or do they respond professionally ?
 Do they consider feedback as a helpful gift or as criticism ?
 6 . When solving problems , do they tend to ask more than they tell ?
 7 . What motivates them ? Individual recognition or team success ?
 The best leaders are not necessarily your top individual performers . Before you promote the next supervisor and prior to hiring for that vacant manager role , make sure you ’re not blinded by your stars . They may shine bright on their own but as the boss they might outshine the team , casting a shadow on everything else .


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Call of Duty Advanced Warfare XBOX 360, developed by Sledgehammer Games (co-developers of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3), harnesses the first three-year, all next-gen development cycle in franchise history.
Call of Duty Advanced Warfare envisions the powerful battlegrounds of the future, where both technology and tactic have evolved to usher in a new era of combat for the franchise. Delivering a stunning performance, Academy Award winning actor Kevin Spacey stars as Jonathan Irons – one of the most powerful men in the world – shaping this chilling vision of the future of war.
Call of Duty Advanced Warfare takes place in a plausible future in which technological progress and today’s military practices have converged with powerful consequences.
Harnessing the power of next-gen platforms, Call of Duty Advanced Warfare brings players into the battlegrounds of the future by boasting a new hi-tech, advanced arsenal and ability set, arming players with all-new equipment, technology, perks, and vehicles like hoverbikes and highly specialized drones.
And with exoskeletons delivering a massive force multiplier and unprecedented tactical freedom, Call of Duty Advanced Warfare evolves every firefight.
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Call of Duty Advanced Warfare XBOX 360 , developed by Sledgehammer Games ( co - developers of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 ) , harnesses the first three - year , all next - gen development cycle in franchise history .
 Call of Duty Advanced Warfare envisions the powerful battlegrounds of the future , where both technology and tactic have evolved to usher in a new era of combat for the franchise . Delivering a stunning performance , Academy Award winning actor Kevin Spacey stars as Jonathan Irons – one of the most powerful men in the world – shaping this chilling vision of the future of war .
 Call of Duty Advanced Warfare takes place in a plausible future in which technological progress and today ’s military practices have converged with powerful consequences .
 Harnessing the power of next - gen platforms , Call of Duty Advanced Warfare brings players into the battlegrounds of the future by boasting a new hi - tech , advanced arsenal and ability set , arming players with all - new equipment , technology , perks , and vehicles like hoverbikes and highly specialized drones .
 And with exoskeletons delivering a massive force multiplier and unprecedented tactical freedom , Call of Duty Advanced Warfare evolves every firefight .
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The Hunterian Art Gallery has within its archives a collection of screenprints by the Scottish poet and artist Ian Hamilton Finlay. Dating predominantly from the mid-1960s, the prints reveal a poet in transition as he explores new poetic possibilities in the intermingling of word and image. This talk and accompanying podcast explores the beauty and significance of these works, showing how they relate to his concrete poetry and work in the garden at Little Sparta, and how they capture one of his most enduring and endearing poetic images: the world of the sail boat and the fishing boat.
The aim of my PhD project is to give a comprehensive study of Ian Hamilton Finlay’s poetics, attending specifically to his use of form and approach to metaphor.

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The Hunterian Art Gallery has within its archives a collection of screenprints by the Scottish poet and artist Ian Hamilton Finlay . Dating predominantly from the mid-1960s , the prints reveal a poet in transition as he explores new poetic possibilities in the intermingling of word and image . This talk and accompanying podcast explores the beauty and significance of these works , showing how they relate to his concrete poetry and work in the garden at Little Sparta , and how they capture one of his most enduring and endearing poetic images : the world of the sail boat and the fishing boat .
 The aim of my PhD project is to give a comprehensive study of Ian Hamilton Finlay ’s poetics , attending specifically to his use of form and approach to metaphor .


text: The Pelican #1120 Guard Box is watertight, airtight, dustproof, crushproof, and built Pelican tough! Equipped with foam for total equipment protection. Features include atmospheric pressure purge valve.

tokenized: The Pelican # 1120 Guard Box is watertight , airtight , dustproof , crushproof , and built Pelican tough ! Equipped with foam for total equipment protection . Features include atmospheric pressure purge valve .


text: Veronika Hubeny is a theoretical physicist, currently a Professor in the Department of Physics at University of California, Davis. She is one of the founding members of the newly-formed Center for Quantum Mathematics and Physics (QMAP). She received her Ph.D. in Physics in 2001 from UC Santa Barbara, held postdoctoral research position at Stanford University (and at UC Berkeley for a few months) followed by a Professorial position at Durham University in the UK, before joining the faculty at UC Davis in 2015. Her research interests lie mainly in areas of string theory and quantum gravity. Hoping to elucidate the fundamental nature of spacetime, she is particularly fascinated by `holographic dualities’ which describe higher-dimensional gravitational theory by a lower-dimensional non-gravitational one. Much of her work involves deeper understanding of black holes within this context, and their mysterious links to quantum information theory.

tokenized: Veronika Hubeny is a theoretical physicist , currently a Professor in the Department of Physics at University of California , Davis . She is one of the founding members of the newly - formed Center for Quantum Mathematics and Physics ( QMAP ) . She received her Ph.D. in Physics in 2001 from UC Santa Barbara , held postdoctoral research position at Stanford University ( and at UC Berkeley for a few months ) followed by a Professorial position at Durham University in the UK , before joining the faculty at UC Davis in 2015 . Her research interests lie mainly in areas of string theory and quantum gravity . Hoping to elucidate the fundamental nature of spacetime , she is particularly fascinated by ` holographic dualities ’ which describe higher - dimensional gravitational theory by a lower - dimensional non - gravitational one . Much of her work involves deeper understanding of black holes within this context , and their mysterious links to quantum information theory .


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The St. Francis defense had a banner afternoon Saturday in Elmhurst, leading the way to an 18-0 Suburban Christian crossover win over Immaculate Conception.
The Spartans (6-2) held the Knights to 101 yards of total offense, forced 15 negative plays from scrimmage, recovered two fumbles and added a safety for good measure.
"It's a great team effort on both sides of the ball," linebacker Jeff Rutkowski said. "Our blitzes off the outside were getting there, and our coverage was right today."
The Spartans got on the board on their second drive of the game when Dan Beck ran for an 8-yard score on fourth-and-goal to cap a seven-play, 61-yard drive. Jack Petrando added a 21-yard touchdown run in the third quarter. He finished with 156 rushing yards.
"I had huge holes to run behind, but what was more impressive was our defensive effort," Petrando said.
The defense highlighted its superb performance with a fourth-quarter safety when a swarm of Spartans, led by Rutkowski, stopped Knights quarterback Demetrius Carr for a loss on a sneak from his own 1-yard line.
Immaculate Conception (5-3) didn't reach the red zone until the fourth quarter, long after the game was well in hand.
"There's no better time to peak," said Rutkowski, alluding to the state playoffs that begin in two weeks. "We're going to make a run."
Player of the game: St. Francis defense, 15 negative plays forced, 6 sacks, 2 fumble recoveries, safety.
Key performers: St. Francis — Jack Petrando, 156 rushing yards, TD; Jeff Rutkowski, 2 sacks; 41 rushing yards; Immaculate Conception — Demetrius Carr, 7-for-13, 77 yards.

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The St. Francis defense had a banner afternoon Saturday in Elmhurst , leading the way to an 18 - 0 Suburban Christian crossover win over Immaculate Conception .
 The Spartans ( 6 - 2 ) held the Knights to 101 yards of total offense , forced 15 negative plays from scrimmage , recovered two fumbles and added a safety for good measure .
 " It 's a great team effort on both sides of the ball , " linebacker Jeff Rutkowski said . " Our blitzes off the outside were getting there , and our coverage was right today . "
 The Spartans got on the board on their second drive of the game when Dan Beck ran for an 8 - yard score on fourth - and - goal to cap a seven - play , 61 - yard drive . Jack Petrando added a 21 - yard touchdown run in the third quarter . He finished with 156 rushing yards .
 " I had huge holes to run behind , but what was more impressive was our defensive effort , " Petrando said .
 The defense highlighted its superb performance with a fourth - quarter safety when a swarm of Spartans , led by Rutkowski , stopped Knights quarterback Demetrius Carr for a loss on a sneak from his own 1 - yard line .
 Immaculate Conception ( 5 - 3 ) did n't reach the red zone until the fourth quarter , long after the game was well in hand .
 " There 's no better time to peak , " said Rutkowski , alluding to the state playoffs that begin in two weeks . " We 're going to make a run . "
 Player of the game : St. Francis defense , 15 negative plays forced , 6 sacks , 2 fumble recoveries , safety .
 Key performers : St. Francis — Jack Petrando , 156 rushing yards , TD ; Jeff Rutkowski , 2 sacks ; 41 rushing yards ; Immaculate Conception — Demetrius Carr , 7 - for-13 , 77 yards .


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Howard Gruber (Rutgers, Geneva), Robert B. Davis (Illinois, Rutgers), Oliver G. Selfridge (MIT, BBN), Wallace Feurzeig (Chicago, BBN).
Sources of professional and personal inspiration.
See also Five Pioneers videos directory.

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Howard Gruber ( Rutgers , Geneva ) , Robert B. Davis ( Illinois , Rutgers ) , Oliver G. Selfridge ( MIT , BBN ) , Wallace Feurzeig ( Chicago , BBN ) .
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A funeral Mass has begun in Michigan for former Rep. John Dingell, the longest serving member of Congress in U.S. history.
The service began late Tuesday morning in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn. Former Vice President Joe Biden is expected to speak at the service honoring Dingell, who died Thursday at age 92.
The funeral began following a brief delay because of snow and icy roads in the region. Police officers have been shoveling snow outside the church and helping people inside.
Other dignitaries and constituents are also attending, including Michigan Sen. Debbie Stabenow and Rep. Brenda Lawrence.
The funeral Mass for former Rep. John Dingell has been slightly delayed by wintery weather in Michigan.
Former Vice President Joe Biden is expected to speak at the service Tuesday to honor Dingell, the longest serving member of Congress in U.S. history. He died Thursday at age 92.
A spokeswoman says Dingell’s wife, Rep. Debbie Dingell, says she’s in contact with Army and Navy officials who are transporting members of Congress from Washington to the funeral.
The service is now expected to start at 11:30 a.m., about a half-hour behind schedule.
The funeral is being held in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn. Police officers have been shoveling snow outside the church. Icy roads are being reported across the region.
Other dignitaries and constituents have already arrived, including Michigan Sen. Debbie Stabenow and Rep. Brenda Lawrence.
Former Vice President Joe Biden will offer remarks at the funeral for John Dingell, the longest-serving member of Congress in U.S. history.
A Mass is scheduled for Tuesday at Church of the Divine Child in Dearborn, Michigan, five days after Dingell died at his home at age 92. The Michigan Democrat served 59 years in the House, retiring at the end of 2014.
Former constituents and admirers lined up Monday at a performing arts center in Dearborn to pay their respects during a daylong visitation. Dingell’s casket was in a ballroom while oversized photos of his life were displayed in the lobby.
Rep. Debbie Dingell stayed to greet everyone throughout the day. She was elected to her husband’s seat in 2014.
There will be a second funeral Mass on Thursday in Washington.

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A funeral Mass has begun in Michigan for former Rep. John Dingell , the longest serving member of Congress in U.S. history .
 The service began late Tuesday morning in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn . Former Vice President Joe Biden is expected to speak at the service honoring Dingell , who died Thursday at age 92 .
 The funeral began following a brief delay because of snow and icy roads in the region . Police officers have been shoveling snow outside the church and helping people inside .
 Other dignitaries and constituents are also attending , including Michigan Sen. Debbie Stabenow and Rep. Brenda Lawrence .
 The funeral Mass for former Rep. John Dingell has been slightly delayed by wintery weather in Michigan .
 Former Vice President Joe Biden is expected to speak at the service Tuesday to honor Dingell , the longest serving member of Congress in U.S. history . He died Thursday at age 92 .
 A spokeswoman says Dingell ’s wife , Rep. Debbie Dingell , says she ’s in contact with Army and Navy officials who are transporting members of Congress from Washington to the funeral .
 The service is now expected to start at 11:30 a.m. , about a half - hour behind schedule .
 The funeral is being held in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn . Police officers have been shoveling snow outside the church . Icy roads are being reported across the region .
 Other dignitaries and constituents have already arrived , including Michigan Sen. Debbie Stabenow and Rep. Brenda Lawrence .
 Former Vice President Joe Biden will offer remarks at the funeral for John Dingell , the longest - serving member of Congress in U.S. history .
 A Mass is scheduled for Tuesday at Church of the Divine Child in Dearborn , Michigan , five days after Dingell died at his home at age 92 . The Michigan Democrat served 59 years in the House , retiring at the end of 2014 .
 Former constituents and admirers lined up Monday at a performing arts center in Dearborn to pay their respects during a daylong visitation . Dingell ’s casket was in a ballroom while oversized photos of his life were displayed in the lobby .
 Rep. Debbie Dingell stayed to greet everyone throughout the day . She was elected to her husband ’s seat in 2014 .
 There will be a second funeral Mass on Thursday in Washington .


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As you continue to contemplate the concept of living wholeheartedly, there is a sense that you are beginning to realise that this isn’t some new age mumbo jumbo, but it’s a genuine opportunity for you to see your life from a new perspective in order to sort the wheat from the chaff when it comes to the things you do that nurture you and the things that don’t. Living wholeheartedly is about living in accordance to your heart and soul, it’s a willingness to turn within to look at yourself, and your choices, with honesty and openness. It’s also a willingness to live life fully and consciously. As a realist, you often tire of such things, after all, ‘back in the real world’ there are bills to pay and things to do, but living wholeheartedlyisback in the real world, in fact, you can’t really get much more real!
I read this article and found it very interesting, thought it might be something for you. The article is called Capricornand is located athttps://www.moretolifemag.co.uk/2019/04/capricorn/.

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As you continue to contemplate the concept of living wholeheartedly , there is a sense that you are beginning to realise that this is n’t some new age mumbo jumbo , but it ’s a genuine opportunity for you to see your life from a new perspective in order to sort the wheat from the chaff when it comes to the things you do that nurture you and the things that do n’t . Living wholeheartedly is about living in accordance to your heart and soul , it ’s a willingness to turn within to look at yourself , and your choices , with honesty and openness . It ’s also a willingness to live life fully and consciously . As a realist , you often tire of such things , after all , ‘ back in the real world ’ there are bills to pay and things to do , but living wholeheartedlyisback in the real world , in fact , you ca n’t really get much more real !
 I read this article and found it very interesting , thought it might be something for you . The article is called Capricornand is located athttps://www.moretolifemag.co.uk/2019/04/capricorn/.


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ANAT’s 1990 National Summer School in Computer Aided Art, Design and Manufacture, held at and supported by the Advanced Technology Education Centre (ATEC), Regency College of TAFE in Adelaide, attracted the participation of 19 artists from around Australia, an increase of the twelve who attended the inaugural school in 1989.
ANAT applied to various sources of the funding of the ATEC tuition fees, facilities hire, participants travelling expenses, and tuition fees and travelling costs for the specialist workshop tutors. Funding was sought from state arts, cultural, employment, education and training departments. ANAT received funds from the South Australian Department for the Arts ($2,000), the Western Australian Department for the Arts ($2,000), and the Department of Employment, Training, Technical & Further Education ($2,900). City Art Institute and the Canberra Institute of Art, the Queensland Arts Division and the Tasmanian Arts Advisory Board all provided substantial funds to individual artists to participate in the school. There was a general increase in funding and support for the Second Summer School, which we expect to increase each year.
63% of the participants have undertaken further education and/or training in areas including computer graphics, CADCAM, video animation, 2D/3D/4D design and application systems, graphic design, fabric design, textiles, new media, television production, computer generated holographic imagery and graphic art.
36% of the artists were also educators, and are actively introducing more students to the use of computers in an artistic context. To this end, they are encouraging and informing their host institutions with regard to the acquisition of appropriate hardware and software.
The schools have prompted 15% of the participants to undergo further research into such areas as the effects o new technology on design and art practice, the application of numerically controlled machines to art forms such as holography, and video/image input and output devices.
42% of the artists have secured employment opportunities as a result of skills, training and knowledge gained at the Summer Schools, including several commissions for sculptures utilising laser-cut patterns, production and design of furniture and value added goods, agents for design systems, studio craftsperson responsible for establishing a new hardware and software system for the textile department of a university, commission for promotional video for a resource seminar on the uses of multimedia tools in education, and starting a business as consultants on programming, graphics, electronic networking and video production and post-production.
Many individuals have exhibited creative works produced on high technology systems following their time at the Schools. An exhibition of 1990 Summer School work has been displayed at Adelaide University’s Union Gallery. Several of the Artists have presented major exhibitions of works generated entirely by the computer systems they were introduced to at the schools. During AUSGRAPH in September, ANAT will present an exhibition of works at the Linden Gallery in Melbourne created by past Summer School students, and again, generated entirely by high technology systems.
All of the participating artists have stated that the Summer Schools have informed their artistic practice and many have described the knowledge, techniques, skills and networks developed through their participation as invaluable and revolutionary. Participation in the Summer Schools and the acquisition of skills and knowledge has in many cases empowered them in such a way as to have increased their ability to affect the economic mainstream, as artists.
The 1989 and 1990 Summer Schools have effectively served as a catalyst for action.
This entry was posted Wednesday, September 1st, 2010 at 2:07 amand is filed under 1989 - 1990 program, 1990 Program, Past Programs.

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ANAT ’s 1990 National Summer School in Computer Aided Art , Design and Manufacture , held at and supported by the Advanced Technology Education Centre ( ATEC ) , Regency College of TAFE in Adelaide , attracted the participation of 19 artists from around Australia , an increase of the twelve who attended the inaugural school in 1989 .
 ANAT applied to various sources of the funding of the ATEC tuition fees , facilities hire , participants travelling expenses , and tuition fees and travelling costs for the specialist workshop tutors . Funding was sought from state arts , cultural , employment , education and training departments . ANAT received funds from the South Australian Department for the Arts ( $ 2,000 ) , the Western Australian Department for the Arts ( $ 2,000 ) , and the Department of Employment , Training , Technical & Further Education ( $ 2,900 ) . City Art Institute and the Canberra Institute of Art , the Queensland Arts Division and the Tasmanian Arts Advisory Board all provided substantial funds to individual artists to participate in the school . There was a general increase in funding and support for the Second Summer School , which we expect to increase each year .
 63 % of the participants have undertaken further education and/or training in areas including computer graphics , CADCAM , video animation , 2D/3D/4D design and application systems , graphic design , fabric design , textiles , new media , television production , computer generated holographic imagery and graphic art .
 36 % of the artists were also educators , and are actively introducing more students to the use of computers in an artistic context . To this end , they are encouraging and informing their host institutions with regard to the acquisition of appropriate hardware and software .
 The schools have prompted 15 % of the participants to undergo further research into such areas as the effects o new technology on design and art practice , the application of numerically controlled machines to art forms such as holography , and video / image input and output devices .
 42 % of the artists have secured employment opportunities as a result of skills , training and knowledge gained at the Summer Schools , including several commissions for sculptures utilising laser - cut patterns , production and design of furniture and value added goods , agents for design systems , studio craftsperson responsible for establishing a new hardware and software system for the textile department of a university , commission for promotional video for a resource seminar on the uses of multimedia tools in education , and starting a business as consultants on programming , graphics , electronic networking and video production and post - production .
 Many individuals have exhibited creative works produced on high technology systems following their time at the Schools . An exhibition of 1990 Summer School work has been displayed at Adelaide University ’s Union Gallery . Several of the Artists have presented major exhibitions of works generated entirely by the computer systems they were introduced to at the schools . During AUSGRAPH in September , ANAT will present an exhibition of works at the Linden Gallery in Melbourne created by past Summer School students , and again , generated entirely by high technology systems .
 All of the participating artists have stated that the Summer Schools have informed their artistic practice and many have described the knowledge , techniques , skills and networks developed through their participation as invaluable and revolutionary . Participation in the Summer Schools and the acquisition of skills and knowledge has in many cases empowered them in such a way as to have increased their ability to affect the economic mainstream , as artists .
 The 1989 and 1990 Summer Schools have effectively served as a catalyst for action .
 This entry was posted Wednesday , September 1st , 2010 at 2:07 amand is filed under 1989 - 1990 program , 1990 Program , Past Programs .


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Provide technical support to customers and employees in the form of sales presentations, product related training programs, and customer seminars.
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Develop sales aids in the form of presentation material, CD's documentation, and procedure manuals required for specific projects.
Assist with the development of quotations and Product Line related bid packages.
Provide technical support for Regional Sales to present current technology in a direct selling effort.
Train Regional sales on current technologies.
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Assist in development of annual Revenue Budget on Product Line related basis.
Develop and present technical papers.
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Provide technical support to customers and employees in the form of sales presentations , product related training programs , and customer seminars .
 Provide Product Line specific Technical Sales support for the organization through direct sales presentations , training programs , and customer seminars .
 Develop sales aids in the form of presentation material , CD 's documentation , and procedure manuals required for specific projects .
 Assist with the development of quotations and Product Line related bid packages .
 Provide technical support for Regional Sales to present current technology in a direct selling effort .
 Train Regional sales on current technologies .
 Act as a market input source to Product Line Management for new product opportunities .
 Assist in development of annual Revenue Budget on Product Line related basis .
 Develop and present technical papers .
 Interface between customers , Product Line Managers , and Engineers on new product requirements .


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A decade is a long time, but sometimes it doesn’t feel like it. A lot can change in a decade, even though it seems to happen in fast-forward mode, like a time-lapse video. This often leaves people with a nagging sense that they need to update some things. Maybe it’s their estate plan or their insurance coverages? But in my experience, for every one thing you can think of that needs to get updated, there are likely five to seven things that you probably would update if you had time to think about it.
Whitnell’s commitment to producing thought leadership materials stretches back several years now. The Whitnell Way is one example of how we share ideas with our clients and the wider market. But it’s not the only way – especially now that Brian Henderson is a published author on Forbes.com.
I know it might sound strange for me to say that you shouldn’t focus on money. Of course, I’m not saying that you should ignore your finances and hope for the best. That would not be wise. But through my experiences with serving families, something has become very clear to me. Wealth is a means to an end – living a great life.
Families work hard to build wealth, not for the sake of achieving some number on a balance sheet. They want the wealth to support their family life. As a family’s wealth grows, it is easy to get consumed by the numbers from taxes to balance sheets to interest income, etc. There comes a point where it may be a good time to take a step back and reflect on the why – your family purpose – to assess whether your wealth and hard work is helping you to achieve a greater purpose.
Over the last few years, I've begun to work with more private equity entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and business executives. I really enjoy working with these people because they are so bold and willing to take risks. These individuals live and breathe the American Dream every day. They put it all on the line.
Yet I've also noticed that their penchant for risk-taking sometimes hurts them when they miscalculate an opportunity. Private equity entrepreneurs are willing to take huge risks because they know that's how they'll realize huge rewards. But this mindset can be a hindrance to building and preserving long-term wealth.
We all have to take risks to achieve rewards. But it’s essential to fully evaluate the opportunity while being realistic about best-case and worst-case scenarios. The key is to take the right risks at the right time. When we take the wrong risks, or take reasonable risks at the wrong time, we diminish the likelihood of achieving our goals. Here are lessons I've learned about risk-taking from working closely with private equity entrepreneurs.
While there are many strategies that can be put in place to preserve multi-generational wealth, here is what I’ve learned after so many years of serving affluent families. There are two critical factors that will have a greater influence on this goal than anything else: recognizing tipping points and viewing family wealth as an enterprise. The surprising thing is that neither of these are strategies, per se. They are both about mindset, about taking a certain perspective. Let me explain.
“Family offices” are often thought of as the domain of the ultra-affluent. When people think of a family office, they often envision a team of highly skilled people, such as lawyers, CPAs and investment advisors, serving a single prominent American family, such as the Rockefellers.
While this has been the common perception over the last several decades, a new trend is emerging. This trend is designed to serve a changing demographic. During the Baby Boomer and Gen X generations, the US witnessed a proliferation of wealth unlike ever before.
Whitnell is pleased to announce that Robert Legan is now leading the Family Office Service team. His background in working with ultra-affluent families made him the obvious choice for this role. For those who may not be aware, the Family Office Service team at Whitnell works with a select group of ultra-affluent families who have complex financial needs.
I read an interesting statistic the other day, although I did find it somewhat disturbing. According to the Exit Planning Institute’s Readiness Survey (2013), 75% of business owners “profoundly regretted” selling their business 12 months after the deal. To me, this is very sad to hear. I’m privileged to work with a select group of entrepreneurs and I know how much passion and energy they bring to their businesses. They pour their lives into these enterprises.
They look forward to the day when all of their hard work will culminate in a transfer of equity to someone else. But all too often, that moment is followed by disappointment. Why?
As I watched the Super bowl recently, I was reminded of different teams I played on growing up. In team sports, there are certain fundamental principles that come to life. Teamwork prevails over a star player. Execution matters more than raw talent. Experience comes with age. Defense wins championships.
But the football season is now over and baseball is just around the corner. Not everyone finds baseball exciting, but I find myself exhilarated by the looming start of the season. Of course it doesn’t hurt that I’m a lifelong Cubs fan and we have a lot to be excited about.
I’ve had the privilege of working with entrepreneurs to transition their business to others, and I’ve noticed a disturbing trend. Many business owners may be unprepared to transfer their business when the time comes to sell. This not only delays the liquidity event, it can also have a material negative impact on the value of the business.
If you are a business owner over the age of 40, I’d like to give you some key insights to think about now so you can start to prepare for your business transfer. Even if you think this may not happen for another decade, these insights will help you be ready when the time comes.
How Might These Benefit Your Situation?
Interest rates are still pretty attractive compared to previous decades. In fact, today’s low interest rates provide some opportunities that may not come around again for a very long time, potentially in our lifetimes. What seems certain, at this point, is that interest rates will not remain low forever – in fact, they could start to trend higher yet this year.
This raises some important questions. How can one take advantage of low interest rates? What strategies might work for your goals? What steps might you take now that might not be available or attractive in the coming months and years? Will you miss out on some great opportunities?
Many successful private businesses are owned and managed by a limited number of partners. Sometimes these partners are family members or life-long friends. Other times the business partnerships formed after trusted working relationships were fostered. But I’ve noticed a dangerous trend in these types of businesses.
It seems many closely-held, privately owned businesses do not have formal agreements in place to protect the business owners from unforeseen circumstances that could dramatically impact them and their families. A high degree of personal trust and loyalty, handshake agreements, seem to suffice between partners. I believe this is a mistake. I’d like to share my perspectives with you.
The holiday season is here in force. I feel it and I’m sure you do too. This is a wonderful time of year. But I sometimes wish there were 62 days in December instead of only 31 days. I know it’s the holiday season because of what happens with my clients. The busy executives and business owners that I’m privileged to serve are often so busy during the year that I have to schedule meetings months in advance. The pace of work and life leaves them with little time for anything else.
But during the holidays, somewhere around the third week of December, things start to change. People slow down a bit. They take time off from work and spend it with family. They relax and just breathe.
For family-owned businesses, especially those families where children are involved in the business, the retirement of the business founder can be a real conundrum. There are so many issues to sort through. Some of these issues are financial or business-related. But other issues are unique to family-planning and caring for loved ones.
My son’s t-ball team recently won the championship in the Oak Park, Illinois youth baseball league. Over the course of the season, we experienced many highs and lows. That’s the nature of coaching 5, 6 and 7-year olds. I witnessed joys and agonies among these young competitors who are just learning to deal with life’s ups and downs.
In my last article, I stated that a great financial team includes a wealth manager, CPA and estate attorney. The reason you need this team is because success in business does not necessarily equate to success in wealth. Even those who earn a high income may not achieve their wealth goals unless they have the right team guiding them.
Success in business does not necessarily equate to success in wealth. Just because someone earns a high income, owns a lot of assets, holds equity in a private business or has a large portfolio – this does not always mean that they’ll achieve their wealth goals. To achieve the goals that matter most to you regarding your wealth, you need a team of experts who work together to address a wide range of issues including financial planning, taxes, retirement, cash-flow, estate planning, asset protection and even charitable giving.
When I meet with business owners, it seems they want to talk primarily about their investment portfolio. What I often discover, however, is that their current investment portfolio is a fraction of their potential net worth, unless they’ve already had a liquidity event and sold their business.
Sooner or later most senior executives consider switching to another company. Exciting new opportunities pose increases in career satisfaction and work-life balance. But when it comes to comparing the executive compensation packages and figuring out if you are better off leaving or staying – based on economics alone – it can be very tough to make an apples-to-apples comparison.

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A decade is a long time , but sometimes it does n’t feel like it . A lot can change in a decade , even though it seems to happen in fast - forward mode , like a time - lapse video . This often leaves people with a nagging sense that they need to update some things . Maybe it ’s their estate plan or their insurance coverages ? But in my experience , for every one thing you can think of that needs to get updated , there are likely five to seven things that you probably would update if you had time to think about it .
 Whitnell ’s commitment to producing thought leadership materials stretches back several years now . The Whitnell Way is one example of how we share ideas with our clients and the wider market . But it ’s not the only way – especially now that Brian Henderson is a published author on Forbes.com .
 I know it might sound strange for me to say that you should n’t focus on money . Of course , I ’m not saying that you should ignore your finances and hope for the best . That would not be wise . But through my experiences with serving families , something has become very clear to me . Wealth is a means to an end – living a great life .
 Families work hard to build wealth , not for the sake of achieving some number on a balance sheet . They want the wealth to support their family life . As a family ’s wealth grows , it is easy to get consumed by the numbers from taxes to balance sheets to interest income , etc . There comes a point where it may be a good time to take a step back and reflect on the why – your family purpose – to assess whether your wealth and hard work is helping you to achieve a greater purpose .
 Over the last few years , I 've begun to work with more private equity entrepreneurs , venture capitalists and business executives . I really enjoy working with these people because they are so bold and willing to take risks . These individuals live and breathe the American Dream every day . They put it all on the line .
 Yet I 've also noticed that their penchant for risk - taking sometimes hurts them when they miscalculate an opportunity . Private equity entrepreneurs are willing to take huge risks because they know that 's how they 'll realize huge rewards . But this mindset can be a hindrance to building and preserving long - term wealth .
 We all have to take risks to achieve rewards . But it ’s essential to fully evaluate the opportunity while being realistic about best - case and worst - case scenarios . The key is to take the right risks at the right time . When we take the wrong risks , or take reasonable risks at the wrong time , we diminish the likelihood of achieving our goals . Here are lessons I 've learned about risk - taking from working closely with private equity entrepreneurs .
 While there are many strategies that can be put in place to preserve multi - generational wealth , here is what I ’ve learned after so many years of serving affluent families . There are two critical factors that will have a greater influence on this goal than anything else : recognizing tipping points and viewing family wealth as an enterprise . The surprising thing is that neither of these are strategies , per se . They are both about mindset , about taking a certain perspective . Let me explain .
 “ Family offices ” are often thought of as the domain of the ultra - affluent . When people think of a family office , they often envision a team of highly skilled people , such as lawyers , CPAs and investment advisors , serving a single prominent American family , such as the Rockefellers .
 While this has been the common perception over the last several decades , a new trend is emerging . This trend is designed to serve a changing demographic . During the Baby Boomer and Gen X generations , the US witnessed a proliferation of wealth unlike ever before .
 Whitnell is pleased to announce that Robert Legan is now leading the Family Office Service team . His background in working with ultra - affluent families made him the obvious choice for this role . For those who may not be aware , the Family Office Service team at Whitnell works with a select group of ultra - affluent families who have complex financial needs .
 I read an interesting statistic the other day , although I did find it somewhat disturbing . According to the Exit Planning Institute ’s Readiness Survey ( 2013 ) , 75 % of business owners “ profoundly regretted ” selling their business 12 months after the deal . To me , this is very sad to hear . I ’m privileged to work with a select group of entrepreneurs and I know how much passion and energy they bring to their businesses . They pour their lives into these enterprises .
 They look forward to the day when all of their hard work will culminate in a transfer of equity to someone else . But all too often , that moment is followed by disappointment . Why ?
 As I watched the Super bowl recently , I was reminded of different teams I played on growing up . In team sports , there are certain fundamental principles that come to life . Teamwork prevails over a star player . Execution matters more than raw talent . Experience comes with age . Defense wins championships .
 But the football season is now over and baseball is just around the corner . Not everyone finds baseball exciting , but I find myself exhilarated by the looming start of the season . Of course it does n’t hurt that I ’m a lifelong Cubs fan and we have a lot to be excited about .
 I ’ve had the privilege of working with entrepreneurs to transition their business to others , and I ’ve noticed a disturbing trend . Many business owners may be unprepared to transfer their business when the time comes to sell . This not only delays the liquidity event , it can also have a material negative impact on the value of the business .
 If you are a business owner over the age of 40 , I ’d like to give you some key insights to think about now so you can start to prepare for your business transfer . Even if you think this may not happen for another decade , these insights will help you be ready when the time comes .
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 Interest rates are still pretty attractive compared to previous decades . In fact , today ’s low interest rates provide some opportunities that may not come around again for a very long time , potentially in our lifetimes . What seems certain , at this point , is that interest rates will not remain low forever – in fact , they could start to trend higher yet this year .
 This raises some important questions . How can one take advantage of low interest rates ? What strategies might work for your goals ? What steps might you take now that might not be available or attractive in the coming months and years ? Will you miss out on some great opportunities ?
 Many successful private businesses are owned and managed by a limited number of partners . Sometimes these partners are family members or life - long friends . Other times the business partnerships formed after trusted working relationships were fostered . But I ’ve noticed a dangerous trend in these types of businesses .
 It seems many closely - held , privately owned businesses do not have formal agreements in place to protect the business owners from unforeseen circumstances that could dramatically impact them and their families . A high degree of personal trust and loyalty , handshake agreements , seem to suffice between partners . I believe this is a mistake . I ’d like to share my perspectives with you .
 The holiday season is here in force . I feel it and I ’m sure you do too . This is a wonderful time of year . But I sometimes wish there were 62 days in December instead of only 31 days . I know it ’s the holiday season because of what happens with my clients . The busy executives and business owners that I ’m privileged to serve are often so busy during the year that I have to schedule meetings months in advance . The pace of work and life leaves them with little time for anything else .
 But during the holidays , somewhere around the third week of December , things start to change . People slow down a bit . They take time off from work and spend it with family . They relax and just breathe .
 For family - owned businesses , especially those families where children are involved in the business , the retirement of the business founder can be a real conundrum . There are so many issues to sort through . Some of these issues are financial or business - related . But other issues are unique to family - planning and caring for loved ones .
 My son ’s t - ball team recently won the championship in the Oak Park , Illinois youth baseball league . Over the course of the season , we experienced many highs and lows . That ’s the nature of coaching 5 , 6 and 7 - year olds . I witnessed joys and agonies among these young competitors who are just learning to deal with life ’s ups and downs .
 In my last article , I stated that a great financial team includes a wealth manager , CPA and estate attorney . The reason you need this team is because success in business does not necessarily equate to success in wealth . Even those who earn a high income may not achieve their wealth goals unless they have the right team guiding them .
 Success in business does not necessarily equate to success in wealth . Just because someone earns a high income , owns a lot of assets , holds equity in a private business or has a large portfolio – this does not always mean that they ’ll achieve their wealth goals . To achieve the goals that matter most to you regarding your wealth , you need a team of experts who work together to address a wide range of issues including financial planning , taxes , retirement , cash - flow , estate planning , asset protection and even charitable giving .
 When I meet with business owners , it seems they want to talk primarily about their investment portfolio . What I often discover , however , is that their current investment portfolio is a fraction of their potential net worth , unless they ’ve already had a liquidity event and sold their business .
 Sooner or later most senior executives consider switching to another company . Exciting new opportunities pose increases in career satisfaction and work - life balance . But when it comes to comparing the executive compensation packages and figuring out if you are better off leaving or staying – based on economics alone – it can be very tough to make an apples - to - apples comparison .


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 Free HTS HT - J5100 worth Rs 17,990 with purchase of 55M6300 , 49MU6470 , 65MU6470 , 49MU7000 , 55MU7000 , 55LS003 and 65LS003 .
 Free HW - K20 Speaker worth Rs . 5000/- with purchase of 49M5100 , 49K5300 , 49M6300 , 49M5570 , 55M5570 , 50MU6100 and 55MU6470 .
 Free Samsung Scoop wireless BT speaker worth Rs 2799 with purchase of 43M5100 , 43K5300 and 43M5570 .
 The 2 months DTH offer is applicable on all TV models of M5570 and MU6470 Series with Airtel Digital TV , Dish TV and SunDirect .
 Free DTH offer is provided by Airtel Digital TV , Dish TV , Tata Sky and SunDirect at their sole discretion and is subject to the terms and conditions of the DTH provider . Samsung disclaims any and all claims in respect of the same .
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