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How many networking events have you been to in the last 3 months?
“Please think of us when you want to buy [legal services] …”.
My raison d’être has changed over time.
In the early days, I thought I was there to sell, and sell hard, but unless you are fortunate to join a group where they limit the number of attendees of a certain category, then you will often find that you are not the only show in Town. You might find that you even share a table with more than one lawyer. From a buyer’s perspective, how do they differentiate your service when you and your opponent are saying practically the same thing?
If you want to stand out I would strongly recommend that you read Bob Burg’s excellent books Endless Referrals or The Go-Giver. For me they turn networking on its head. I won’t spoil the plot of the books but in essence it is not a question of what you can get out of the event, but more a question of putting yourself in a position where you are seen as the Go To person for referring work. In other words, you are trying to be a pseudo matchmaker rather than expecting people to say “You are the best lawyer I have ever met”, and (on the spot) instruct you.
If you do expect to receive instructions in this way, then, at the very least, you have to be prepared to put in some air miles and turn up week after week, month after month so that in the end you start to feel part of the furniture and the other attendees will feel much more comfortable instructing you or at least trying you out because by now they know you, like you and (hopefully) trust you.
But if you want to take things to the next level then, apart from trying to refer work to others, you need to focus on the follow up.
Be nice to them even if they say they are using your competitor.
Networking requires a systemised approach. It is not something that should only be undertaken by a select few. You cannot expect your colleagues to always bat for you. Yes, it may feel uncomfortable, and you struggle with the whole notion of networking but, ignoring it, leaves you exposed to losing business to a competitor who is willing to put in the grunt work.
It doesn’t matter if you are a private client or commercial practitioner, all the best lawyers I have ever met were persistent networkers [and they joined a few charities along the way]. No they didn’t do all of the above, but by putting their firm out there in the market, sooner or later they were noticed.
If you are expecting to measure the ROI, then sure if you want to start mapping the process you can but, better still, give yourself a short-term goal of attending at least one event per week or every two weeks with a view of meeting 2 new people each time.
Start learning a new set of elevator lines for your pitch. Ideally, you need to rehearse some questions where you find your target client talking more than you. Or as Chris Brogan said “Grow Bigger Ears”.
Try to move away from the stock in trade stuff like “What brings you to this event?” and start thinking about questions that shows your supreme interest in the business or the person or their family.
The more you can listen the more you will learn about what is of interest to the person and their company so that ultimately when it comes to the day when you get the nod you have the insight to close the deal and retain the client over the long haul, subject, of course, to you coming up to the professional mark on your service and advice.
Networking is never about selling, it is always about making connections.
I always looked at networking as an experience similar to the high school discos I used to attend, getting to chat to every one and making acquaintences as well as connections.
Some see networking events as speed dating for businesses…I’ve always loved that phrase as it points to the start of a relationship of some sort, which is what you are there to develop.
Don’t just attend the business networking events, attend other events where you may find clients.
Recently I attended an area policing forum. There were lots of people in the audience, including a lot of business people who wanted to find out what our local police force were doing to protect their businesses. I got chatting to a man next to me and as it turned out he was from a CCTV installation company, another I chatted to was from a law firm and others were interested in the discussion we were having and joined in .
The result was at least 6 businesses linked up just because I started talking to someone, and there was also immediate business for the CCTV person too.
I gained no benefit from that myself, other than finding out what the police were doing to combat crime and having a good chat. If I meet any of those business people in the future, I now have an event that I can link to, to jog their memory. This is how I make connections, this is part of networking.
And if you are offered a business card, always take it. I always write on the reverse the event, time and date of where I met that person and a brief note on what we talked about. Another memory jogger for when you do contact them.
If you can allow someone to recall where they met you, the likeley chance is that they won’t speedily forget you.
Thanks Miriam. You should be bottling your Brand and selling it at a (massive) premium. “There is gold in them there hills” as someone once said. We must parlay one day.
I forgot to mention the most important thing about networking…..
Never try to network at a very loud musical event or concert unless you are the person singing on stage.


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Getting integrators to talk with architects, multi-room HVAC smart control, and securing IoT networks.
ResiWeek 96: Matt Scott talks with Rich Fregosa and Bryce Nordstrand about Crestron’s newest remote design and them cutting back on 20 percent of their residential dealer base.
ResiWeek 96: Using quick install jobs to provide a revenue stream as well as giving those clients an example of your work.
Crestron’s new 2018 road map has been released along with a new remote without a screen. How quick audio visual installs can help your business.

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The LG Optimus makes its way to yet another carrier, this time for Cricket Wireless. Of course, it's aptly named the LG Optimus C.
The entry-level LG Optimus continues to make the rounds to almost all the carriers with the introduction of the LG Optimus C, with the C standing for Cricket Wireless.
Like its other Optimus counterparts, the Optimus C arrives with Android 2.2 Froyo, a 3.2-megapixel camera, WiFi, 3G, a 3.2-inch touch screen, and a usable 600MHz processor. It's certainly not the best Android phone we've seen, but for $130 without a contract with Cricket Wireless, it's not a bad deal.
At the moment, it seems that the only noticeable carrier that doesn't offer one of these cheap Optimus handsets is AT&T--unless of course it adopts the Optimus T from T-Mobile.

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There are 39 Contractors in Bayville, NJ. Below is a list of the 10 most popular Contractors on All contractors & builders. Are you looking for a Contractor specialized in a specific contractor job? Refine your search by selecting a contractor job.
All contractors & builders is one of the worlds largest Contractor directories listing a total of 39 Contractors in Bayville, New Jersey.
Each Bayville Contractor profile covers office location, office hours, contact details, area of practice, education, client recommendations, Contractor biography and more.
Our goal is to make your search for the right contractors and builders in Bayville, New Jersey quick and easy.


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Acrylic and ink on paper, acrylic polymer medium mixed with sand, collage, etched brass, silver leaf, brass beads, stainless steel wire, felt, brass tubing, thread, and wire edge binding. Collection of Earl M. Collier, Jr. Photographs by Daniel E. Kelm.
Rubeus is one of sixteen figures in astrological geomancy, an ancient method of divination. Related to fire, the god Mars, and the color red, Rubeus is a malevolent and consuming force, associated with danger, passion, and destruction.
The compact form of this book belies its ability for transformation. The flexible wire edge binding allows the concave structure to either fold into itself or break apart when free of the pins that hold it together. These qualities of implosion and explosion, coupled with Timothy Ely’s runic “writings,” create a mysterious and inviting object that reveals itself further through movement.

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Dedicated. Hard Working. Here for you.
Our dedicated team of experts have worked in the HGV Driving, Trades and warehouse sectors for a long time. We know what makes employers tick and what you’ll need to do to find your dream job. We’re here to help you find your next job.
We have gained an excellent reputation with both local and national companies because we’re determined to find the right person for the right job. We work directly with both job seekers and employers and since 2011 we have been providing a service that exceeds expectations and delivers on customer service.
We have two branches; Widnes and our newly opened Manchester branch operating jobs all over the North West every day! You’re our first priority, so let’s talk about how we can help you.
Put yourself a cut above the rest; choose Elite Employment.
We’ve got a dedicated team of recruiters waiting to help you find your perfect job or candidate.
Open since 2011, we’re experts at what we do. Our friendly, knowledgeable team is here to help.
We work with candidates and companies again and again. Once you work with us, you’ll see why.
By applying directly through our site, you’ll be able to see our latest jobs as soon as they land.
When you work with us you get the full service, including CV review.
Our jobs cover the North & South West – find your perfect location today.
We have used Elite for some time now and they are always helpful and very professional at all times.
We as a company wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them to others.

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Jesse Blankenship ’11GSAPP founded Frustum to realize his vision of an integrated design optimization platform for designers and engineers to break the mold of traditional modeling paradigms.
Now, Frustum is at the forefront of design optimization for metal additive manufacturing — their software and services enable industries to automate design and optimize for the best design work possible, saving time and money while taking the uncertainty out of additive manufacturing. Frustum works directly with additive manufacturing servicers and individual companies to develop optimization workflows for specific industry applications.
Frustum’s web-based optimization platform, Cloudmesh, has proven to be an essential tool for generating optimized geometrics for all fields. Become a beta user today.

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Can god and physics exist, side-by-side? On one hand you have moral laws, on the other, universal. Remove both frameworks for the time and the argument turns baseless considered in the context of progress.
Let’s put a word of caution. We are putting things in most simple words. Complexity is intellectual’s domain. For simple people life’s more beyond rituals and formulae. Now let’s see what physics has been saying all these years: laws of nature, gravity, the transformation of energy…the great Big Bang, after all not to forget. But, even if everything just happened with no prior planning or future design and accept that life just happened, incidentally, and the physical parameters – temperature, pressure, etc, were all that made us “occur” – even then, do we have the answer of where this universe we map mathematically so often comes from? What damn explanation is it to say that universe stretches to infinity? Well, what existed before universe did come into being? And despite all our future “designs” and “plans”, how you assure which way the die will land on the board that’s absolutely unbiased physical system all around us?
If there’s no god per se, there’s god-energy. And believers will be more than happy the day science acknowledges this energy pool, that light years away, if in any way, influences our own “destiny” – yes god has multiple “destinies” designed for us and in statistics we call these “outcomes”.
The biggest need we humans have today is to stand together – carry our individual operating systems that run our minds and immediate lives… it leaves us with beautiful cultures and philosophies of living. Yet, when it comes to our quest to discover “God” – let’s give everyone a chance. If we have all evolved as “conscious” life, we have a much longer journey to cover than arguing whose god is true and whose not – and – coming to a bigger picture – let’s for the time focus on uncovering the hidden in the universe rather than arguing over the Almighty or his absence in the events that merely occupy our economic and social sides of evolution.
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Holton’s rigorous curriculum and many extracurricular opportunities support and promote the "education of the mind, soul and spirit" of each individual student and prepare her to continue her academic growth at the college level.
The goal in ninth grade is for students to adjust to the rigors of high school, to learn more about themselves, and to become involved in the life of Holton-Arms School and the larger world around them.
Though this list may not sound like preparation for applying to college, girls develop the skills and goals that set the stage for a successful high school career and a smooth college application process. The objectives listed below reflect Holton's mission and school philosophy.
Get involved! Explore the extracurricular life of Holton-Arms School. Try out for plays, join a club to explore your interests or hobbies, play an instrument, sing, write for one of our publications, paint.
Get to know at least one adult (advisor, coach, teacher) in the community well to help you navigate the Upper School.
Explore Washington, D.C. Bike the Capital Crescent Trail. Hike the Billy Goat Trail.
Take the SAT subject test in Biology - if appropriate. Speak to your biology teacher.
During the summer or as a sidelight on a family trip, swing by a college campus or two to begin to get a feeling for the types of schools that you find appealing - large, small, urban, rural, strong campus feeling, etc.
In the sophomore year students should continue to take advantage of the opportunities that Holton-Arms School presents. Strong academic and extracurricular involvement continues to be the keys to thriving in high school and beyond.
Get and stay involved - drama, music, sports, art, service, etc. You still have time to explore new activities.
Stay balanced. Don't feel that you must do it all; do what you do well.
Take the PSAT in October. Prepare by closely reading the practice materials distributed by Holton-Arms and by taking and scoring the sample test. If you have questions about some of your errors, speak to your math or English teacher.
Consider taking an SAT subject test (in math, foreign language, chemistry) at the end of the year - but only if appropriate; speak with your teachers and college counselors for guidance.
These colleges have a firm application deadline and notify the applicant of her admissions decision in late March/early April. Admissions decisions fall into three responses: admit, deny, or wait list. This acceptance decision is NON-binding - the student may choose whether or not to attend. Admitted applicants have until May 1st to decide whether they will submit an enrollment deposit.
A few colleges have chosen to restrict their early action applicants from concurrently applying to any other college's early action or early decision program. This program is NON-binding. Students admitted under Single Choice Early could still apply under the Regular Decision plan to other colleges.
The enrollment deposit deadline of May 1 is shared by U.S. colleges and universities. Students may only deposit at one institution, and violation of this policy can result in both institutions withdrawing their offers of admission. "Double-depositing" is also a violation of the Principles of Good Practice of the National Association of College Counseling (of which Holton-Arms is a member) and therefore can not be supported by the school.
No matter what your financial resources, do not allow the cost of a college education to cut short your daughter's educational plans. Financial aid to attend college is available from a variety of sources - grant aid (institutional and/or outside scholarships) and self-help (loans and work-study funds). Once you submit information about your family's financial status, college and university financial aid administrators will take many factors into consideration to prepare a financial aid package for your daughter.
Although some of the college price tags can be quite daunting -- many colleges are more affordable than one might think. Recent information sent by various institutions indicates that even families with substantial incomes may qualify. After financial aid or merit scholarships are taken into consideration, the net price the average undergraduate pays for a college education is significantly lower than the published tuition and fees.
This financial aid form is available online beignning October 1 of senior year and is required in addtion to the FAFSA at many private colleges and by some scholarship organizations.
3. Seek balance between under-involvement and over-involvement as parent. Your role is supportive; child's role is central.
4. Assist your daughter with a preliminary investigation of colleges and admissions requirements; she will focus attention during spring of junior year and narrow a list of colleges during the summer of eleventh grade and fall of twelfth grade.
6. Encourage your daughter's self-appraisal (interests, abilities, social needs, values) as the key to finding a good fit. (Larger school or smaller; more urban or more rural; spirited or quieter; more intellectual or social; more liberal or conservative; etc.).
7. Discuss your daughter's course selection, standardized test results, and initial college interests with her college counselor. Then encourage your daughter to work closely with the college counselor throughout the process, informing her of any changing needs or concerns.
8. Be sure your daughter visits campuses - if possible while colleges are in session and before applying. Spring vacation of junior year is a great time. Summer visits can be good for interviews.
9. Try to reduce pressure about college admission rather than add to it. Do not make college choice the daily dinner topic.
Candidates will be compared within the applicant pool and the number admitted will depend on the ratio of applicants to spaces in the freshman class, even if most candidates are "qualified."
Each girl is encouraged to pursue admission to a college that provides an appropriate match for her unique intellectual abilities, passions, talents, and personal values.
Throughout the Upper School sequence, students are guided by academic deans and advisors to maximize their learning experience and pursue choices that match their interests and abilities.
During junior year our efforts become more focused on the skills that girls will need to create a resume, fill out applications, and undertake research to identify colleges of possible interest. Each girl and her parents meet with a college counselor to initiate an examination of the family’s priorities, and with help from the counseling staff, she will explore specific colleges and universities that may be a good match for her.
Each year during the fall semester, Holton’s College Counseling Office hosts visits from approximately 100 prominent colleges, which allow girls to gather first-hand impressions from admissions officers. The college counselor uses these appointments to cultivate professional relationships and rapport with the representatives, and to further educate them about Holton’s distinctive strengths and rigorous academic offerings.
By expanding their understanding of the Holton mission and curriculum, we seek to ensure the fullest and fairest assessment of our applicants during the admissions selection by the college representatives and their colleagues.
Whether you are just learning about Holton or are already familiar with the school, we invite you to explore our website, visit our campus, or to contact us with any questions you might have.
We welcome college representatives to visit our campus and spend time getting to know us. With approximately 120 college visitors each fall, we have found that most girls are not able to miss class for longer meetings. In order to provide more student accessibility to our college visitors, Holton offers a mini-fair setting from 1-1:30 p.m. on most weekdays. Up to five college representatives are located in an attractive gallery space at a time when students have a free lunch/clubs period. All Upper School students are encouraged to circulate and chat with the college visitors.
For colleges which we anticipate will receive a larger audience (12-20 girls), we can arrange for a private visit at a separate time of day. Only seniors (and juniors with a free period) will be permitted to attend those meetings.
Please contact Tish Peterson or Katie McEnroe to schedule a visit.
Take Exit 39; head east on River Road (toward Washington); at the second traffic light, turn left onto the School grounds, and then immediately right onto Mary Happer Drive.
Head west on River Road, turn right at Royal Dominion Drive onto the School grounds and then immediately turn right onto Mary Happer Drive.
T-2 Route stops directly in front of the School.
Visitor parking spaces are available in the main parking lot; handicapped parking is available on the front circle.
As a Summer Scholar or a participant in the Notre Dame Leadership Seminars, you'll have access to the Grotto, the Golden Dome, the hallowed halls. If you go abroad with us to Rome or Ireland in our Study Abroad programs, you'll have access to the sweeping sights of the Eternal City or the rich history of the Emerald Isle. You’ll spend a summer living, learning, and preparing to lead a life for the greater good.
http://sps.northwestern.edu/program-areas/summer/h... 3, 6, or 9 week programs. College credit for all classes; weekly Get Ready seminars help to explore college admission process and adjustment to college. Choose from 350 courses in Arts and Sciences, Music, Communications, Theatre, Engineering, and Continuing Studies.
http://scs.georgetown.edu/departments/21/summer-pr... (1, 2, 4 weeks) in academic subjects as part of pre-college program, also three different opportunities to do programs specifically focused on the medical field, plus week-long institutes in Foreign Policy, Business and Law and Arts and Humanities.
The Outreach Pre-College Art Program was created in 1992 as a full scholarship program to support New York City area high school students interested in pursuing a degree in art. The Outreach Program serves the needs of talented local high school students who would benefit most from a fully funded college level education. It helps students develop a portfolio worthy of art college admissions and scholarships.
The program is designed to offer intellectually curious, highly motivated high school students with a strong aptitude in the life or physical sciences a total-immersion experience in laboratory research. Students are matched to a lab according to their stated field of interest and are individually mentored by graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, or lab heads.
Research teams made up of faculty, staff, selected graduate and undergraduate college students, and high school students focus on specific areas of concern such as water quality monitoring, fisheries management, biological control studies and surveys.
High School internships last 9 weeks, five days per week. All students participating in an internship are responsible for executing a project under the guidance of BFS faculty and staff. Presentation of a digital presentation and participation in weekly seminars are required, as is the creation of a digital poster synthesizing the student's research.
http://www5.njit.edu/precollege/experience-through-stem-through-engineering-design/Intermediate Robotics program designed to expand the STEM experience through engineering design. Working in collaborative groups, students research a real-world problem that can be solved by a robot, and will follow the Engineering Design Cycle. The goal is for high school students to improve their problem-solving, critical thinking, and communication skills (for 9th or 10th graders).
An innovative program that offers students summer internships with some of the most dynamic corporations and businesses in New York City. Participants receive pre-employment training before starting their seven-week summer internships, and also attend regular workshops throughout the summer that focus on work readiness, college orientation, health, and leadership development. An initiative of the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) and supported by the NYC Center for Youth Employment and the Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City.
An urban environmental internship for high school students. RCC participants work on environmental restoration in Forever Wild sites located in our flagship parks. There are two RCC sessions each year (fall and spring), and each session lasts about 8-10 weeks. The program occurs one day a week, on a school day afternoon for 2 to 2.5 hours. There are openings for 900 students each year. RCC participants receive community service hours and go on exciting field trips, such as trips on the Clearwater Sloop.
Provides a six week summer placement for students entering their junior and senior years of high school, and freshmen and sophomore in college, who have expressed an interest in the health field. Students are exposed to a variety of careers in the health fields as well as to health issues affecting their communities. SHIP students are encouraged to observe health professionals and inquire whenever possible about their career paths, education paths, job descriptions, and responsibilities.
Program offers high school students opportunities in science research under the guidance of professionals in science and mathematics. HUSSRP provides selected research-oriented high school students the opportunity to work with our science faculty during the summer in an on campus research program. The program culminates in a science "poster session" in early Fall where students display the work they performed during the summer.
Intensive six-week residential academic program specifically for high school students. Boarding students take 3 courses in Liberal Arts: Humanities, Natural Sciences, and Social Sciences. Strong Performing Arts, international forum component. Summer study abroad programs in Mexico, France, and Britain.
Residential programs: five to six weeks of intensive enrichment courses: Advanced Topics in Physics, Chinese Language and Culture, French Language and Culture, Spanish Intensive Language, and College prep. Workshops and sports activities.
Hotchkiss Summer Portals is a residential program that offers middle and high-school age students the opportunity to hone a talent, try something new, and experience life at a New England boarding school. In each two or three-week session, you will learn from dedicated faculty members and experts.
2 and 5 week residential summer programs including Summer in Paris, Spain or China as well as John F. Kennedy Institute in Government (including Washington trip), and Writing Project. Enrichment courses are offered to better the understanding of a topic. Social, sports, cultural activities and college visit trips.
6 week residential summer session program. Academic and athletic program (with special Ice Hockey Player Development program) Study skill techniques in English, mathematics, standardized testing. College Prep courses in English, mathematics, science, history, language and studio art. Other electives in liberal arts, performing arts, visual arts, athletics. Special events, class trips, weekend excursions.
5 week residential summer enrichment program. Academic courses offered in class sizes of 8 students in English, math, science, language, history, and the arts. Computer and SAT prep. classes also available. Athletics and volunteer programs also available. Study Abroad programs to Spain, France and China. Cello and String Performers Program.
http://summer.rutgers.edu/precollege-academies/pre... is an intensive one-week program that will introduce participants to aerospace, biochemical, biomedical, chemical, civil, computer, electrical, environmental, forensic, industrial, material science, mechanical and systems engineering through an integrated program of lectures, demonstrations, hands-on projects, tours, and field trips.
This intense six-week program immerses students from across the country in life at MIT. Students take academically rigorous math, science & humanities courses. Outside of the classroom, they participate in admissions counseling sessions, lab tours and social events.
SEAP provides an opportunity for students to participate in research at a Department of Navy (DoN) laboratory during the summer. SEAP provided competitive research internships to over 290 high school students this year. Participating students spend eight weeks doing research at one of 24 laboratories.
The program is for 20 rising high school juniors and seniors from across the country. Intentionally small to build a tight-knit community and enhance collaboration. Students visit think tanks, NGOs, and government offices, meet with local experts, and enhance their public speaking, debate skills.
A global community network connecting individuals of various socioeconomic backgrounds. Using service as the mechanism, they use dialogue, focus groups, team building, and shared experiences, to help students identify their relative advantages and influence positive effects on their local and global communities. Programs in Botswana and Haiti.
The Sadie Nash Leadership Project (SNLP) includes rigorous coursework, mentoring, as well as service, experiential, and skill learning, including community organizing and youth-designed activism projects. Every aspect of the program is designed to support and develop young women to both visualize themselves as leaders and actualize their leadership. Short term summer leadership institute or 2-year program.

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Need a Garbage Collection Service in Saint Francisville, LA?
Garbage Collection Service are available* in Saint Francisville.
For those who have more junk than you can handle by way of normal disposal means, renting some sort of dumpster through a junk haul service can be a life saver. For heavy-duty things like appliances or long-term projects just like construction demolition, renting a dumpster causes it to become much easier to deal with whatever throw away comes up.
A large dumpster is perfect for all your very large structure jobs. The big dumpster should be concerning ten pickup pickup lots or bring 4 tons of particles. This is suitable for an entire home remodeling.
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To identify a reputable company check online intended for reviews on companies that rent dumpsters. You want a company which is very helpful on the telephone as well as very helpful. You will need to know what size dumpster you must order. You must choose a company that offers a range of sizes involving dumpsters, not just one dimensions that is big and expensive. Find out if the dumpsters currently have wheels on so that they are simpler to move around in your case or the structure crew.
Any time beginning any sort of home improvement challenge it is recommended that a plan be made that identifies each the main process. Often in producing these an easy step is overlooked. Virtually all constructions assignments big or small produce waste. Typically there is little considered given as to how to effectively contain in addition to dispose of this specific waste. Several municipalities currently have tight limits on what is permissible to pull out to the particular curb. When it comes to many structure projects the particular waste made is not permitted. Old residences especially ought to be tactful because building supplies used in the main construction of your home has a prospects for containing asbestos or other dangerous chemicals. Exclusive sites in addition to precautionary steps have been set up by little governments to alleviate the potential damage that might be attributable to inferior disposal methods. In other words these penalties can be pricey, and still demand an appropriate disposal process. In which alone is reason enough to communicate with a local throw away management company before starting assembling your garden shed.
Another reason you might consider dumpster accommodations is if you want on undertaking construction on your own home or office building. Most areas do not allow the particular dumping involving lumber, fingernails or toenails or other very similar waste. This stuff can usually be placed within the dumpster to be carted about off if needed. Some junk bin accommodations allow for the particular dumping involving hazardous throw away as well all of which will utilize disposal bins because of this on the building.
Obviously, you will have to ask whether or not you can afford the amount of money that is required to not only hire and also maintain a dumpster. Basically, whether it will be possible to afford the whole amount needed for dumpster services. Along with those number of questions, you are likely to find the best company.


text: Exosomes are 60 to 90 nm membrane vesicles originating from late endosomes and secreted from most hematopoietic and epithelial cells in vitro. B cell derived-exosome antigenicity was first reported in 1996 in MHC class II restricted CD4+ T lymphocytes. In 1998, we reported that dendritic cell derived-exosomes are immunogenic in mice leading to tumor rejection. These findings have renewed the interest in exosomes. The current challenge consists in understanding the mechanisms and the physiological relevance of exosomes that could contribute to the design of the optimal exosome based-vaccination. Here, we will focus on the biological features pertaining to dendritic cell-and tumor cell derived-exosomes and will discuss their potential clinical implementation.

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Israeli start-up Ripples has created a device that prints messages and images onto beer, coffee and other foam-topped beverages using ink made from natural extracts. The Ripple Maker device is touted as an ingenious brand marketing tool and a reported 700 units have been sold to Suntory Beer.
Yossi Meshulam, Ripples CEO and Co-Founder, explains that printing images and messages onto beer is easy with the Ripple Maker, but challenges present themselves with regard to the quality of beer foam.
Last year, Ripples announced a collaboration with the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin, which uses the Ripple Maker for a unique Stoutie experience, in which visitors can have their selfie printed onto a Stout beer. This experience has since been expanded to the US Guinness Brewhouse in Baltimore.


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If you don't celebrate, I hope that you have a fantastic long weekend!
I decided that this Easter, I was going to be productive. I have a ton of books on my April TBR that I haven't gotten to because I have been busy and now I have the chance to fix that. There are a couple of books that are simply non-negotiable.

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March is just a few days away. Do you know what that means? It’s officially National Craft Month! While there are no official activities or events to take part in this month, there is one thing crafters of all ages can all do – makes lots and lots of craft projects. With such a focus on DIY, it’s a great time to take a look at your children’s craft supply stash. Anything low or missing? Now is the time to restock. It’s also a great time to get organized so that your children can find their supplies whenever inspiration strikes.
Last fall I showed your children how they could make their own small back-to-school art caddy by upcycling an empty snack box. With a similar mindset, your children can create a much larger version by recycling an empty mailing box. With a roll of duct tape and craft tools to store, it doesn’t take long to make an oversized toolbox – one of the really cool duct tape crafts.
Start out by cutting off the box flaps and setting them aside.
Next, start wrapping the box in duct tape. Start at the top of the box and work your way down to the bottom, overlapping the tape as you work.
Have fun with the design. Try alternating different colors, cutting out shapes, etc. You can also add duct tape to the bottom of the box, too.
Add duct tape to the inside of the toolbox. This helps give the box even more stability, so feel free to add the tape to the bottom and sides, if you like.
Take one of the long box flaps you set aside and wrap that in duct tape just like you did the box.
Insert the covered flap into the box; it should fit snuggly. You’re now creating a divider for the toolbox.
To keep the divider secure inside the box, add duct tape brackets to either side of the divider on both the top and bottom of each end.
Add any additional decorations at this time. You can fold over a piece of duct tape around the top of the box to cover any exposed cardboard.
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More than ever in this second decade of the new millennium, KREBS+KIEFER, with well over 550 employees, is one of Germany's steadily growing engineering firms. Prominent major projects internationally, such as the Djamaa El-Djazair mosque in Algeria, as well as a significant increase in the demand for specialist know-how (e.g. in steel hydraulic engineering) underpin our reputation as a strong, dynamic and internationally respected knowledge carrier and expert partner.
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The construction of Terminal 1 with rail connections to all facilities at the Frankfurt Rhine-Main airport was one of the 20th century's major building projects. The project brought recognition and expansion in equal measure. Even today it is closely associated with the name of Dr.-Ing. Gerhard Kiefer, who become a partner in 1971. The engineering office KREBS+KIEFER was born.
In the 1950s, Prof Dr.-Ing. Albert Krebs was an employee at the engineering office. In 1965, he became the first partner. This laid the foundations for future successes. To this day, the professional competence and outstanding reputation of our founder are still the benchmark for our quality standards. And for our skilled work.
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Greta views and location which we knew about beforehand but still, the overall quality of these was definitely maximised. Very happy with the holiday, thank you.
Other than this, our stay at Somervell was excellent.
The apartment has everything you need for a family holiday - lots of space, with TVs and Wifi in every room. The views from the rooms are a bonus - the front of the house looks across the valley over Derwent Water and the back looks up the hillside of Skiddaw. We twice woke up to see deer in the back garden. The kitchen is well equipped with enough room for a large family to sit down and eat. We loved our trips out and explored the area - Dodds Wood and Whinlatter are a must for 'something for everyone' days. The walk to Keswick is easily done although the road beyond the pub and leisure centre has no pavement which is unnerving with little ones. A great time was had by us all and I can't fault the apartment for providing the environment you want after a day in the woods!
We stayed in Somervell in July, and had the advantage of some of the best weather that is possible in the Lakes. Our group consisted of me, my wife, my son and his wife, and their two children. The property was the perfect size for us all with 3 bedrooms (2 ensuite) and a further bathroom. The large living room and good-sized kitchen/diner meant that we had plenty of space. The property is well and comfortably equipped. and the parking and access are good, with wide staircases and open hallways typical of a Victorian Country House. One of the best things about the property were the wonderful views, however these were slightly spoiled by the scaffolding that was present during our stay.
We have stayed here a few times and we never want more. The apartment is beautifully presented and the owners obviously care for it - all the utensils and equipment work! The views are breathtaking and the TVs in every room are a bonus when the children are tired. The sitting room is very cosy too! The grounds are extensive and the children love exploring them or playing bowles, miniature golf and badminton (the latter we bring ourselves).
We enjoyed all aspects of the accommodation apart from the fact that there was only one proper shower. The one shower was excellent, but the queue in the morning was disappointing,. The grounds were extensive and we enjoyed playing on the lawns. The abundance of TVs was a surprise. We didn't really enjoy the walk into Keswick but Skiddaw was much better.
Our first stay here, weather was great apartment was very spacious and well equipped, but the showers in en-suite could be better and they need a screen or curtain. Nice gardens to wander around and a great location just far enough away from main road.
The fact that we've been to Somervell 8 times says it all really! Our four children say this is their favourite holiday destination. Nice and relaxing...very peaceful...well equipped kitchen...fantastically large garden that the children love complete with mini golf...clean and spacious. Hopefully we'll be back next year for visit number 9.
We have visited Somerville every year for the past 6 years and we have never been disappointed. The location is perfect for the young family with plenty of space for the children to run around. Close to all amenities but far enough away to feel as though you are in the depths of the Lake District. The accommodation is spacious and sleeps 6 comfortably and reasonably well furnished and equiped albeit the shower could do with being replaced.
Somervell is a large appartment in the building. It's airy and solid and well appointed. I would certainly return. The only reason I give 4 stars and not 5 is that the picking up and returning the key arrangements are not good (a trip into nearby but busy Keswick - where there is nowhere easy and free to park is necessaary) Also, I think the agency should have ensured there was soap and perhaps shampoo in all the bathrooms, and washing up liquid and dishwasher tablets and detergent and washing up mops and brillo pads in the kitchen. We were warned towels were not provided - but I think they should be for the price.
Clean and tidy, well laid out. Plenty of room and enough crockery etc to start a restaurant Comfortable beds, both doubles with excellent views and nice en suites. Ample parking. One mile walk to the nearest pub, but very pleasant if the weather obliges.
The apartment is in a very nice location and is very elegant - the WiFi was a very useful addition. We had everything we needed for a lovely Christmas holiday with three children (from toddler to teenage).
Somervell is a comfortable apartment in an exclusive development at Applethwaite Country House, a beautiful character property just 2 miles from Keswick. With accommodation for 6 over the first and second floors, Somervell has stunning views over open countryside and Skiddaw can be accessed from the extensive grounds of Applethwaite Country House.
Somervell offers spacious accommodation for family or friends at any time of year. There's a real sense of period style in the spacious living and dining room with its comfortable sofas and original window seat, the perfect place to enjoy the stunning views over the fells.
The dining kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to enjoy your stay, and completing the first floor accommodation there's a smart period style walk-in shower and wash basin, plus a separate cloakroom with wash basin and WC.
Upstairs are three bedrooms, all with their own TV, and two with an en-suite.
The two double bedrooms enjoy spectacular views and en-suite bathrooms with wash basin and WC, while the pretty twin room has its own vanity unit with wash basin. A particular feature of your stay at Somervell is access to the superb wooded estate with its lawned gardens and putting green.
Nestling on the lower slopes of Skiddaw, the views are simply spellbinding over Derwentwater and the fells, whilst the panoramic views from the summit of the 931-metre peak must be seen to be believed.
Private parking for your cars is provided. Applethwaite is a pretty Cumbrian hamlet just over a mile from Keswick with its shops, bars, restaurants and visitor attractions.
There's a diverse range of experiences to be enjoyed, from the King Kong climbing wall to a cultured evening at the Theatre by the Lake.
The Puzzling Place and the mystery trail will keep children enthralled while a trip to the Lakeland Distillery or a day at the Keswick Cookery School will interest the adults.
Whether you choose to go sailing or cruising on Derwentwater or relax and explore Wordsworth Country, there's so much to see and do within a few minutes drive. Keswick is an ideal base for exploring the North Lakes but if you want to see the biggest of them all, take a trip over the scenic Kirkstone Pass to Lake Windermere, where a trip on a steamer and a visit to Beatrix Potter World will delight all the family.
History buffs will love a trip northwards to historic Carlisle with its magnificent castle and cathedral and then onwards to the Roman forts and Hadrian's Wall. However you choose to spend your time in the Lake District, at whatever time of year, you'll enjoy a family holiday or a break with friends in considerable style at Somervell.

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And, is it me ~ or is your page ….errrr….snowing???? ~ lol.
Thanks as ever :). And yes, it is snowing on my blog, and will be until early January ;). It’s one of the options that WordPress allow in the Settings for these webpages, and I rather like it, although it naturally works better on a dark background. Anyway, I hope all’s well with you and yours, and that your Christmas shopping is well under way :).
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WEUSE II was a workshop held in conjunction with the ACM CHI'2006 conference. Researchers and industry representatives from a number of universities as well as Mathworks, GE, Adobe, and IBM met to talk about their concerns and new research that might help solve real problems in industry.
WEUSE I: The first WEUSE workshop held in conjunction with ICSE 2005.

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This page is for those that are interested in who I am and where I came from.
It all started way back when I was about 12. My older brother (Isn’t there always an older brother in stories like this?) came home from high school talking about this photography class he was taking. Well, I just had to be apart of it. I can’t really remember where, but I picked up an old 35mm Pentax SLR. I do not recall the model or the lenses I had for it, but it was a fairly simple manual camera. Sure, it gave me small amount of information, but it was a manual camera. Wow, was it an expensive hobby with a high rate of failure. Fortunately, my dad had an interest in photography from when he was my age and through the college years, so he got to live vicariously through my brother and I, which helped with the cost of film. We shot in black and white which allowed us to develop our images near instantly and see the results of our last session. I think that is where I got my love for Ansel Adams and an appreciation for the camera technology of his era along with why photography can be so difficult. As my brother graduated high school, my interest in photography waned and I took a hiatus.
Oh sure, I never completely put down the camera. I still had a SLR of some sort with a simple basic lens and still took photographs, but they were more of remembering the moment than photography as an art. When I got into college, I ended up in the North Georgia mountains where every sunrise, sunset, and everything in between was begging for me to take it’s picture. I rehashed my love for black and white film and was able to talk a local film development company to dust off the black and white development system to develop my photos. Sadly, many were still trash, but I did have a few that turned out nicely.
By this time, Canon had released their Rebel series Digital SLR cameras. Wow, the cost of entry was high, but my processing of film would plummet. Budget still tight, I picked up a Canon Rebel 300D and with the kit lens, started into the digital realm. This was a hobby and I was cool since I had a DSLR, I began taking pictures, lots of pictures. However, they were pictures with no purpose or learning behind them. By 2005-2006, my future brother-in-law began his youth cycling career and the team needed a photographer. Well, they didn’t really need one, but I felt they did. Plus, that whole cool factor and I got to go in places that no one else could, giving me a fantastic vantage point of the race course. It was then that I really started my photography career with a purpose behind the picture. Composure, lighting, motion-blur, and many other photography elements became premeditated, not an accident.
Fast forward to the last 6 years of my life which included a wife, travel to the Caribbean and Latin America, a couple of children, pets, friends, in-laws, and nieces/nephews, and my images have additional purpose.
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The only way for Red Deer Kings head coach Trevor Keeper to look at Saturday’s 5-1 loss to the SAIT Trojans (12-2-0-0) is as a missed opportunity. RDC (6-5-0-1) became the second team to hand the Alberta Colleges Athletic Association men’s hockey first place team a defeat this season with a 2-1 win on Friday. On Saturday at the Penhold Regional Multiplex, they outshot the Trojans 40-29 but still were blown out on the scoreboard.
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PENHOLD — The only way for Red Deer Kings head coach Trevor Keeper to look at Saturday’s 5-1 loss to the SAIT Trojans (12-2-0-0) is as a missed opportunity.
RDC (6-5-0-1) became the second team to hand the Alberta Colleges Athletic Association men’s hockey first place team a defeat this season with a 2-1 win on Friday. On Saturday at the Penhold Regional Multiplex, they outshot the Trojans 40-29 but still were blown out on the scoreboard.
The biggest culprit was a power play that was 0-for-7 and a tough night in net for Kings goalie Mike Salmon, who was given the hook after five goals on 25 shots.
Brenden Forbes had two goals for SAIT while Corey Tyrell, Trevor Cameron and Mikeal Jung also scored and Austin Smith had 39 saves for the win.
Tyler Berkholtz had the lone goal for the Kings.
The power play was a sore point all night for RDC, despite a penalty kill that was a perfect 3-for-3.
Missing three of their power-play mainstays to injury — first line right-winger Greg Lamoureux and offensive defencemen Nick Bell and Shamus Graham — the Kings had difficulty setting up in the Trojans’ zone, and were kept to the perimeter.
It was also the first game where Salmon has struggled this year, and still carries a .923 save percentage through four games, though his goals against average has ballooned to 3.01.
On the first goal at 9:30 of the first period, he was unable to corral a shot with his glove and the rebound popped out to an open Tyrell with the whole net to shoot at. On the second goal, at 11:42 of the second period, Salmon was caught scrambling and unable to find the loose puck which came out to Forbes who buried it. On the third goal at 18:54 of the second, he tripped as he was backing up in his crease, leaving Cameron with the a gaping cage to shoot at. The next time back down the ice, Jung made it 4-1.
The one goal he really did not have a chance at was the fifth, as Forbes scored on a terrific solo effort, somehow managing to beat Salmon as he was being pulled down from behind on a breakaway.
Kryamer Barnstable played the final 8:10 and stopped all four shots he faced.
It was a disappointing result after the Kings had played so well the night before in Calgary. On Friday, they were not only able to match the Trojans’ physical style of play, they also forechecked hard and used their speed to their advantage. On Saturday, they were only really able to match SAIT’s physicality.
When they fell behind by three goals, they did not have enough left in the tank to rally.
“That’s like running up hill, trying to come out of that hole, you spend a lot of gas and it’s very exhausting, physically and mentally,” said Keeper.
This week they’re in Edmonton to play the MacEwan Griffins (7-2-0-3) on Friday at 8:15 p.m. and then host the Griffins on Saturday at 7 p.m. in Penhold. Keeper is expect a similar hard hitting style from the team they eliminated in the first round of last year’s playoffs, winning the best-of-three series 2-1.

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Windows 8 was the replacement operating system for Windows 7 and met with a very mixed response.
Extended support for Windows 8.1 will end on 10th January 2023 as detailed in The Microsoft Support Lifecycle page.
Whilst this operating system has received some criticism, especially around the start menu we do not dislike it. It has just 4.87% of the Windows Operating System Market.


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Growing up with three siblings in a one bathroom home in rural Minnesota, Milena learned early on the laws of real estate supply and demand, and likewise the power of negotiation. Her entrepreneurial spirit and competitive nature continue to fuel her drive to consistently deliver the extraordinary results her clients deserve.
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Welcome to an enhanced mobile banking experience for First Entertainment members – with an updated look and feel and a host of brand-new mobile features.
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They landed on the music scene with a roaring thunder. Much like the title, their tune Toofaan begins off unassumingly and after that slides upon you like a tempest. It’s a hard-hitting, abrasive, antiquated shake song of praise that looks back to the days when shake and metal managed the media, organize and our hearts. It additionally pays tribute to the band’s persuasions which, as indicated by lead vocalist, lyricist and by and large frontman Sherry Khattak, incorporates Linkin Park and the Foo Contenders among numerous others. As per Patari, Toofaan was the second most well known melody on their graphs in 2018.
The band was named, not for the love or any association with the mountains, but since of a possibly cool logo with the letter ‘K’? “Indeed!” chuckles Sherry. “There was no vision, no nothing. We just named our band Karakoram. As peculiar as it sounds.” His trustworthiness is invigorating, yet I’m making a decent attempt not to feel completely scandalized.
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Great, now you have seen the 3rd worst depiction of hacking in videogames, right after mirrors-edge catalyst and Quantum Break.
@terraria99 hacknet and from serial MR.Robot.
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— SF neighborhoods are so diverse (even the climates are different) so picking a few to explore will give you a flavor of the city. In particular, I recommend wandering around The Mission (take a tour of the street murals and enjoy amazing Latino cuisine and gentrified hipster food); Hayes Valley (hipster); the Marina (try these Chestnut Street restaurants: Dragon Well for Chinese, Blue Barn for salads, Naked Fish for sushi, and Smitten for individually churned ice cream); Chinatown; Japantown; and Pacific Heights (Dosa is one of my favorite restaurants).
— Note: it can be cold in SF even in the summer (someone, possibly Mark Twain, famously said, “The coldest winter I ever spent was the summer I spent in San Francisco”). Even in July, it can be chilly and foggy at a Giants game, walking across the Golden Gate Bridge or on a boat to Alcatraz so bring layers!


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Great American Marketing, Inc., a Houston, Texas establishment, is recalling approximately 3,329 pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry wrap and salad products that may be adulterated with Listeria monocytogenes, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today.
The ready-to-eat wrap and salad meat and poultry products were produced on various dates from March 27, 2019 through April 8, 2019.
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Boscombe pedestrian precinct is a flourishing shopping area and is home to many large chains including Primark, WH Smith, Boots, Superdrug and Sainsburys, together with smaller independent shops and restaurants. There are two undercover Shopping centres including the beautiful Victorian Royal Arcade, and the modern Sovereign Shopping Centre which has 40 retail units.
Boscombe precinct is just half a mile away from the sea front, and has the award winning Boscombe Chine Gardens a short walk away. Here you can enjoy a round of mini golf, play on the courts, visit the Children’s Play Area and Water Feature or dine in the Clock House Cafe. However you might just enjoy taking a stroll round this little known secret Garden. The sea front and Gardens are linked by a land train which brings people to/from the precinct.
The Coastal Activity Park stretches over 1km either side of Boscombe Pier and is home to a range of in-water as well as land based activities, providing a unique new attraction for all ages and abilities offering relaxation, extreme sports and educational activities. You can enjoy a coffee overlooking the beach, fish off the pier, climb a boulder, join a volleyball game or book a pamper session in the Spa Pod, try all the FREE activities, hire equipment, courts and classrooms or just enjoy the stunning surroundings.
There is an abundance of good value car parking available in the council run Hawkwood Road car park (460 spaces) and in the multi storey Sovereign Shopping Centre car park (620 spaces).
The bus station was refurbished in 2015 and now has 15 services from right across Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch coming directly into Boscombe, with a buses arriving every 3 minutes.

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I wrote it just because i couldn’t find a consistent simple netcat like gui tool that works on all major platforms out of the box and that supports multiple connections(tabs), session log saving and fast navigation/usage using keyboard shortcuts.
It currently supports only tcp connections, though i am planning to expand it to udp too, ssl support and many other features.
NetcatGUI is written in C++ using the Qt Application Development Framework.
I built a static binary of the current version 1.0, NetcatGUI-v1.0-win-portable.zip, that includes the Qt libraries for Windows so that it is easily redistributable. For Linux, the main distribution point will remain the source, though i am considering building a static build or at least a .deb package(yes Debian, my favorite distro) for Linux too. For the first approach, i would have to statically build Qt for Linux too in the first place, since i currently have a Windows static build of Qt, which takes around 6 hours or so and now i just don’t have the time or the CPU resources(:D) at hand to do that, thus i’ll delay that to another time. In the meantime you can find build instruction for Linux/UNIX in the README file. Mac OS X should be really fine too, but since i don’t own one i can’t do much about it here, though if you want to test it and have conclusions, patches or questions feel free to e-mail me.
You can find more about it on the project’s homepage on my main site.

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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33 weeks...this past week seems to be over before I could blink, and before we know it, we will have another little one around here. Our baby book says that baby will be gaining about 1/2 lb a week from this point until the end, so lots of growing going on! I'm starting to get excited to meet our newest family member but also starting to feel the crunch to get some baby things organized...or maybe just anything organized! Commence nesting mode!
We've been in full Valentine's mode over here for the last couple of days. C has a party at school, and decided he'd like to take 'train' Valentines to his classmates and teachers, so I've spent more time than I'd care to think about constructing said Valentines. They turned out super cute - I'll give him that. Tonight, we are planning to construct and decorate a train themed Valentine box for his party at school in the morning, and he can hardly wait to work on a project. With all the talk about love & hearts around here, C asked me one night this week 'Is the baby eating your heart?'...LOL. Oh my...the questions kids come up with!
Yes. Above sweater is old from Gap, but it's one of my favorite colors to wear, and I couldn't resist wearing a little pink to celebrate Valentine's Day this week!
Not terrible. Just a lot of tossing and turning throughout the night. I may have gone to bed before 10pm last night, so I'm feeling a little more energized today than normal!
Warm weather. It has been another super cold week, and we have barely left the house for any exercise or fresh air. There is supposed to be one warm day in the coming week, so I'm hopeful it works out to get outside and maybe take a stroll around the block.
Yes, but I think movement has slowed down quite a bit this week as baby seems to be running out of room to be quite so active.
I picked up a giant box of strawberries at the store this week, and am looking forward to making some strawberry shortcake (one of my favorite desserts) for Valentines.
I have not had nearly the same amount of Braxton Hicks this week as I had the past couple of weeks, and I imagine this is a product of being back in our regular routine and not moving around so much.
I've started to think about packing a hospital bag, and getting together a take-home outfit for baby. With C, I was super unprepared as he came much earlier than we were anticipating (3 weeks early), and I would like to find the new baby a special outfit for coming home, and a couple of blanket/hat combos to use for pictures at the hospital. We should probably start thinking about digging out our infant carseat and getting that installed as well, but I am dreading the day when I have to put C in the 3rd row and figure out how to climb up and around the other seats to help him get buckled/unbuckled every. single. time. we go anywhere. Ugh. It would certainly just be easier to switch vehicles...hint hint...The thought of setting new baby outside in the rain & elements this spring while I help C get in and out of the car really doesn't get me too excited!


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My husband is 53 and has had tremors for years. They have gradual worsened. when he picks up a cup of coffee, or a utensil, he shakes even worse and spills it.
He also recently had a brain EEG and It showed abnormal.. the neuro described it as "His brain is on the VERGE of a constant seizure".. even though he has never known to experience seizures.
He has asthma and environmental allergies..


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The Victor Valley Chambers business is community and has been for over 100 years. As the largest business organization in the High Desert, the Victor Valley Chamber fulfills its mission statement by creating an environment where businesses thrive and community and commerce work together for our future.
The Victor Valley Chambers diverse membership base allows us to offer services and benefits to support both large and small business. Some of these benefits include networking opportunities, avenues to connect with other businesses and to promote yours, relocation assistance, advertising opportunities, Certificates of Origin, legislative advocacy, business expos, seminars and workshops.
Our members are a vital part of shaping the future of the Victor Valley. Together, we are the voice of the business community and strive for economic vitality and an enhanced quality of life.
the way that best suits your business. Our friendly staff will help you get involved.
A Ribbon Cutting and/or Open House to showcase your business to other Chamber members. A photo from this will be included in the Insight Magazine and on the Chamber Face book page.
Share About Your Business (a 15 second - introductory speech) at the Valley Morning Insight (VMI) Breakfast and intorduce yourself to an average of 200 people that are happy to welcome you as a new member.
Introduction in Insight Magazine – Receive a 30 – 40 word write up in the bi-monthly member magazine introducing your business. This describes your business, service to your clients and possibly corporate philosophy.
Attend the New Member Reception and meet other new members while learning more detail about The Chamber and membership opportunities.
Receive a "New Member Special" for advertising in the bi-monthly Insight Magazine.
Networking Events – Along with events listed below members are invited to ALL ribbon cuttings held (great place to talk with upper management of businesses) as well as member open houses and anniversaries held through-out the year.
Networking Breakfast (Valley Morning Insight – VMI) is the major networking event. An average of 175 people attend this event monthly.
Business Showcase Expo – held in September. Purchase booth to promote business or attend and network with other attendees.
Victor Valley Regional Open – held in September in conjunction with the Victor Valley College Foundation. Promote your company by having a team in the tournament, purchasing a sponsorship or donating an auction item.
An Evening Affaire – held in March. A restaurant event with great networking opportunities to not only talk with Chamber members, but others in the community. You may also promote your business with a sponsorship or by donating an auction item. There are over 500 attendees at this event.
Swig, Schmooze, Shank – held in July. This is the perfect opportunity to network with approx. 125 chamber members and enjoy food, drink and golf games as you network.
Kemper-Campbell Ranch Mixer – held in September. Networking opportunity with approx. 200 other Chamber members in this beautiful, relaxing setting.
Accolade Awards Luncheon – Approx. 200 attendees meet once a year to honor the Chamber’s business of the year, Citizen of the year and several other awards. Sponsorships available.
Workshops, Seminars and Forums presented several times a year to keep members abreast on current issues affecting businesses and the high desert.
Advertising Opportunities are available in our Insight Magazine, our websight and e-blast newsletter and at the monthly networking breakfast.
Sponsorships are a perfect opportunity to get your name out to members and show them you are a community/chamber supporter. Sponsorships are available at networking breakfast and the special events listed above.
Legislative Advocacy provides a role in legislation affecting businesses and educates members on candidates running for office. Also provides opportunity to meet with elected officials from our area.


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Syphilis is not as common as some sexually transmitted infections but can cause serious health problems if left untreated. Symptoms and signs can be difficult to recognise. Early signs (primary symphilis) include skin sores which are usually painless. The will appear 2-3 weeks after contact with the infection (although they may appear sooner).
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The Queens’Federation is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all staff and volunteers to share in this commitment. Staff work hard to maintain an environment where children feel safe and secure.
The curriculum is designed to ensure opportunities for children to develop the skills they need to stay safe. Children know that they can approach any of the adults in school if they are worried and that they will receive a consistent supportive response.
have clear staff recruitment and selection procedures, ensuring that all staff (including volunteers) who have unsupervised access to children, have been appropriately checked for their suitability through the DBS procedure.
aim to raise awareness of child protection issues and equip children with the skills needed to keep them safe.
develop and implement procedures for identifying and reporting cases, or suspected cases of abuse.
support children who have a child protection plan.
establish a safe and nurturing environment free from discrimination or bullying where children can learn and develop happily.
We have many parents helpers in school helping class teachers in a variety of ways, such as listening to readers, overseeing art and craft activities, supporting children using the computers, supervising swimming, helping in the library, transporting children to sports matches, accompanying classes on outings or completing classroom administrative tasks – the list is endless! Your time and talents are always greatly valued by staff.
In accordance with legal requirements all parents volunteering at school must complete a Registration Form for Voluntary Helpers available at the school office or to download from our Volunteering page. Where parents are working with children unsupervised they will be required to have an Enhanced DBS Check, which the school office will process. We are bound by Local Authority guidance to report any suspected incident of child abuse or neglect to Social Services. The Queens’ Federation acknowledges the distress this causes families, particularly if after the investigation is completed the allegations are proved to be groundless. Nevertheless we have a duty to act in the best interests of the child and we hope parents will endeavour to work with the school and to maintain a positive relationship with our staff should such circumstances arise.
If you would like to know more about our policy or procedures for Safeguarding, please speak to Caroline Peet, Executive Headteacher, who is our Designated Lead for Child Protection.
To view our policies page where our Safeguarding and Child Protection policy can be found please click here.


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Each month we feature and artist in our cafe. View previous exhibits here, and scroll down for information about the current artist. Are you interested in displaying your art in our cafe? Contact Briana at briana.dread@harvestmoon.coop.
Paul is a visual artist and graduate of OHS. He studied studio art, anthropology and sociology at Gustavus Adolphus College. He’s also an employee at Harvest Moon Co-op!
Hello, I am Chris Hall, Harvest Moon Bread and Frozen Buyer & Stocker…and a photographer. I love doing photography, investigating a location, and looking for a perspective not seen before or a perspective that makes an extra special image. All the photos in this show are winter shots. Winter, for me, is an interesting time to take photos. Since there is little color, the photos are simpler. The white snow allows me to isolate a subject against a white background. Most of these photos have been in the juried art show at the Minnesota Arboretum, and several received Best in Show. Several of the photos have been on the front page of the Chaska Herald. The best award was the “Cardinals in Snowstorm” being in the juried Fine Art Show at the Minnesota State Fair. I call my images photo art rather than art photos because I do photo processing in Photoshop and other imaging software.
We are a group of 14 artists residing in the west metro who formed the Westside Art Guild in November 2015. Our members are all accomplished in their respective artistic pursuits and hold widely diverse backgrounds and professional careers. Members of the Westside Art Guild meet monthly, exchange ideas, encourage, share and develop together.
to create long-lasting connections between the artists and the community.
Thanks to The Orono Community Education Center for providing our meeting place and publicity for our meetings and events.
David and Jerri currently live with their four children in Spring Park, MN. David works part time in Harvest Moon’s grocery department. All the family nurture their own artistic skills, which often lead to a synergistic interplay of ideas.
David: I’m a visual working with various media (currently under color) to convey the values and human condition of people, of nature, and scenes of our world. Sometimes this includes Hebraic or Jewish culture and symbolism. I graduated sometime ago from the Minneapolis College of Art and design majoring in illustration and graphic design.
Jerri: I am a sewist, a craft maker, and home-schooling mother. I enjoy gardening in nature. I love nature and try to capture its beauty in my photographs. Fall 2018.
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I am a local artist from Medina, and work next door at Otten Bros. Family, flowers, and painting fill my days. My husband Jared and I have 12 children, including Kate, who is a familiar face at the front end here at Harvest Moon.
“How do you have time to paint?” is the most frequent question I hear. After college, where I fit in every art class I could, I didn’t pick up a paintbrush until a paint party with my sisters several years ago. I quickly realized that time for painting was going to have to fit into my life somehow.
For me, the time spent painting is energizing and enjoyable. My favorite subject matters are flowers, food, birds (especially chickens!), and anything that inspires the process of playing with color, contrast and form. I usually create with acrylics, mixed media, and watercolor.
Cards and Prints also available.
Look for art at the co-op this May from local Artist and Harvest Moon employee Paul W. Morse! Paul creates artworks in many mediums ranging from paintings to sculpture (ceramic and mixed media), to ink illustrations, graphite drawings and more. His process is firmly rooted in research and writing – allowing ideas to organically guide him to a fitting medium. Morse’s work explores concepts of identity, empathy, and entropy. Both Paul and Justin’s work can be found on Instagram @paulwmorse_creations.