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Although interest in crisis management appears to be growing in the nonprofit sector, many leaders continue to naively believe that a crisis-free history, compelling mission and dedicated staff create a protective shield against crisis events. An important truth about crisis events is that no organization is immune. A crisis is most often an event you didn’t see coming, which takes you by surprise, and tests the mettle of even your most experienced staff and volunteer leaders. Another truth about crisis events is that even though you are unlikely to face the exact set of circumstances in your worst nightmare, ANY time spent preparing for a crisis will serve you well when a crisis unfolds in your nonprofit.
In our experience as a risk advisor to the nonprofit sector, we have observed that most nonprofits seem to survive the crisis events they face. This means that both prepared and unprepared nonprofits generally weather the crisis tornados they thought wouldn’t touch down in their backyards. We attribute the high survival rate to what we refer to as “resilience DNA” — an intuitive skill set that enables most nonprofit CEOs, boards and organizations to get tossed in the air and still land on their respective feet. So if we are pretty good at surviving crisis events without preparation, why devote precious time to crisis management?
To avoid collateral damage from a crisis. You may survive a crisis without preparation, but although you survived your nonprofit may have sustained some avoidable harm, such as morale-crushing stress on staff, loss of confidence by the board, and the diversion of funds needed for your mission.
To inspire confidence. The most effective risk management programs inspire confidence among stakeholders. Confidence at the board table frees up the board to focus on the strategic direction of the nonprofit, rather than spend its precious time obsessively focused on operational details.
To fortify your mission. Without any preparation, your mission will take a beating during a crisis. Time, energy, and other resources will be drawn away from critical programs and services to plug the holes, stop the bleeding, and deal with the mess that you might have been able to avoid.
Watch the Clock — According to Drachler, for many years, organizations had perhaps an hour to respond to media inquiries about a crisis, before a reporter would move on and find another source. But in today’s digital age, the timer is set for 15 minutes. So regardless of what you’ll say, you need to make sure that a trained and prepared “someone”… (and their designated backup) is ready to respond without delay.
Calm — Your chance of surviving with mission intact and little or no avoidable damage increases substantially if you’re able to stay calm during a crisis. And remember that during a crisis the focus is on senior leaders: your sense of calm will inspire others to remain calm as well.
Context — Don’t forget context when trouble lands at your doorstep; take action with your mission, history, service model and clientele as an always present backdrop. Be the organization your most supportive stakeholders believe you to be.
Connections — A common mistake is to wade through a crisis without getting outside help. Now’s the time to use your connections to fortify your mission. Don’t be a hero; be a connector.
Compassion — Never forget that you are in the compassion business. Failing to show compassion for any presumed victims will cost you dearly.
Capable — Don’t pretend to have all the answers when it’s clear there are unknowns; instead, promise to get information or answers to questions you’re getting from the media and other stakeholders.
Current — Provide up to date information to key stakeholder groups as the crisis unfolds. Update basic information on your nonprofit before a crisis erupts, so that you can focus on the new events in the moment, rather than having to re-do an outdated mission statement or board roster.
Concise — Clarity is key when communicating to employees, volunteers, the board, clientele or the media during a crisis. Don’t ramble; use well-understood terms to describe what’s happening and how your nonprofit is responding to the crisis.
Melanie Lockwood Herman is Executive Director of the Nonprofit Risk Management Center. She welcomes your comments about crisis management or your questions about NRMC services at Melanie@nonprofitrisk.org or 703.777.3504. NRMC provides web apps and educational resources at www.nonprofitrisk.org and offers custom consulting assistance to organizations unwilling to leave their missions to chance.


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Rishikesh is a municipality in the district of Dehradun in Uttarakhand.
India According to the Indian census there are 65,000 people living in Rishikesh.
Rishikesh is also called The world capital of yoga mentioned, because of its many yoga centers.
It is located at the foot of the Himalayas in northern India and is also called the gateway to the Himalayas.
There is plenty to do and see, even if you’re not going to follow a yoga. Because Rishikesh is a sacred city, no alcohol can be consumed.
More than 15 thousand years ago, Adiyogi Vishnu, the first yogi, arrived in this part of the mystical Himalayas. He spread the mystical knowledge of yoga among humanity to enrich the human consciousness. One of his followers, Agastya Muni, spread the knowledge to yogis in the Himalayas and many thousands of Indians in other parts of India. Today, Rishikesh, located on the Ganges, is a sacred place for Hindus.
The spot derives its name from the Rishi (guru) with their long hair (Kesh) that meditate in the forests where they are looking for contact with the universe. But it is also the second name of the Hindu god Vishnu (also called Hrishkesh) and means ‘ control of your thoughts and emotions ‘.
Thanks to the presence of the calming and spiritual energy of the place, I offer the yoga teacher training and the yoga Wellness retreat. I opted for a resort that is located about ten kilometers outside the city so that participants can relax more by the presence of the surrounding nature. The energy of the guru that used to be here meditate you can still feel while the ashram is located just outside the center. Let me guide you during this unique traditional yoga trip.

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104 reviews for Whit E. Octopus Vapors's 19 different products.
I really enjoy this juice. It has a great aftertaste almost like you really did take a sip of Raspberry Lemonade. The flavoring is a little subtle. It is not super overpowering/strong but it is there and is accurate in my opinion. Almost no throat hit, although I got juice with no Nicotine and high VG so your millage may vary.
Upon opening the bottle, this smelled fantastic. It reminded me of a rich juicy fruit gum. When vaping, the taste is still good, but a bit on the odd side to me personally to be what I would call a 'wonderful' flavor. Off the top, you taste the kiwi. Then something else...initially I thought it was an earthly flavor...like anise or something. But then a re-read the product description, and saw that there is a cream flavor included. Ok. It's not like dessert/cake creaminess...just that it adds more depth underneath the fruit. So basically to me, it's not an overly sweet vape. It is also supposed to include mango and grapefruit flavors. These don't really stick out to me. You do get hints of citrus (or some other fruit other than the kiwi), but again, not real distinctive.
Overall it is not bad; but not a stand out favorite for me. I would suggest this to someone who wants a complex, fruity flavor that isn't so overwhelming in sweetness or something that tastes like you're vaping candy.
Whit E Octopus was one of the first high end juice vendors I had purchased from, and I was not disappointed. Pilar is a great key lime blend without being too tart. It also mixes well with Bavarian Cream for a smoother hit. I've purchased the majority of the sweet flavors from White E, and this is bar far my favorite. Highly recommended.
22 reviews for Whit E. Octopus Vapors.
The website looks professionally designed, and I really dig the feel. There was a big warning banner across the top of the site when I placed my first order, warning me that there was a move in progress and so my order might be delayed, which I appreciated—I have no problem waiting for an order as long as I know up front what I'm getting into. Even so, I received my first order a week later, which I considered to be surprisingly quick.
I only ordered one 30mL bottle of juice—Minty Mountains—and was very pleasantly surprised to find another 30mL bottle of Raspberry Lemonade included, for free, along with a hand-written wax-sealed letter apologizing profusely for the delay in getting me my order and offering me a full refund if I was displeased with either the quality of the juice or the "unacceptable" delay in receiving my order.
The juice only comes in 30mL bottles, but you can choose PG/VG ratios of 15/85, 30/70, and 40/60 as well as 0, 3, 6, 12, or 18 mg of nicotine per mL. The only-30mL-size limitation might be more of an issue if the prices weren't so ridiculously low. I have no idea how they can manage to be profitable with this level of quality and attention to customer service.
Even if I weren't already impressed with the site, the packaging, or the obvious commitment to customer satisfaction, the quality of the juice would have sealed the deal. I've already placed my second order.
I came upon Whit E. Octopus on this site. I looked through their website and immediately loved the whole presentation of the company. Just the look drove me to want to order and their rave reviews made me feel confident in the initial purchase. I ordered on Friday night and the the four bottles I ordered plus a surprise fifth arrived that very next Monday. I ordered Pilar, Octopus Ink, Root Beer, and Sinner's Cider. I basically did everything but beg for a bottle of 1794 to sample and was pleasantly surprised to see how they obliged. So far I've only tried the Root Beer and Pilar as it's only been about an hour and a half, but I already know I'll be re-ordering very soon. Along with the juice, the presentation of the shipping that they came in blew me away. Packing peanuts kept the bottles safe, but just in case, they wrapped each bottle in brown paper and had tags attached to each one by twine. There was also a letter inside personally thanking me for my purchase that was sealed with a wax imprint of their logo. Probably the coolest package I've ever gotten and the quality of their service exceeds any and all expectations anyone could have. And the juice is delicious! I can confidently say that Whit E. Octopus has made a huge fan of me in one fell swoop.
Its not often that you find a juice vendor that puts the time and effort not only into their recipes but into the packaging and presentation as well. Their blends are delicious and when my shipment arrived it was more than I was expecting. Not only did they send me another free bottle of e juice but it came with a personally addressed letter sealed with a wax seal, and wrapped bottles with hand written tags of what was inside. I wish this company was local to me so I could go down there, shake their hand, and say "Thank you".
Great service. Ordering from them is an experience. Your package arrives and each bottle is hand wrapped. You will also receive a letter that is wax stamped. The labels are elegant and it is clear that they take pride in everything you do. If you need to reach them, they are quick to answer and help along the way. One of the best vendors out there.
I bought from this company after my friend did and I couldn't stop trying his! They have unique flavors with great taste! You will not order from a company that sends you your juice in such a classy way that they do. They gift wrap each individual bottle and send a lengthy note of their appreciation. Also, if you order a few bottles, they'll send you a free 30ml. I have tried quite a few of their flavors and not a one has disappointed. Root Beer is my favorite. It tastes exactly like the barrel candy we all grew up eating. Very fast shipping. My order was sent out the very next morning and got here in just two days.

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Auto Brunch is an automotive and motorcycle meet-up for enthusiasts seeking to proudly display their amazing rides. Irie Cafe will provide an authentic Caribbean culinary experience fused with American soul for patrons looking to dine in. The family friendly Auto Brunch is free to attend with individual meals and drinks coming at your expense.
A charity coat drive will help the less fortunate stay warm during cold weather months. Please drop off new or gently worn outerwear for Automotive Rhythms and Throttle Life to distribute to those in need including the homeless.

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These Terms and Conditions govern your use of the website accessed through a HEY UK website (the "Website") and any orders you place through the Website.
Please read the Terms and Conditions carefully as they affect your liabilities under the law. By using the Website, you are deemed to accept the Terms and Conditions and, before proceeding with an order, you will be required to show that you have read and understood them by clicking on the "I accept" button at the end of these Terms and Conditions. Please note that you will be required to do this each and every time you place an order through the Website. If you do not agree to these Terms and Conditions, please do not register for use or use the Website. Please note that to purchase goods from the Website or to use or access certain areas of the Website, you will be required to register as an authorised user of the Website.
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3.1 Whilst we take every care to ensure that the information on the Website is accurate and complete, some of it may be supplied to us by third parties and we are unable to check its accuracy or completeness. You are advised to verify the accuracy of any information before relying on it. Further, due to the inherent nature of the Internet, errors, interruptions and delays may occur in the service at any time. Accordingly, subject to condition Our Liability below, the Website is provided "AS IS" with warranties excluded to the fullest extent permissible by law. Subject to condition Our Liability below, we do not accept any liability arising from any inaccuracy or omission in any and/or all of the information provided on the Website or interruption in availability.
3.2 If a fault occurs in the service of the Website, you should report it to Customer Services either by ringing 01924 271888 or by email and we will correct the fault as soon as we reasonably can.
3.3 Your access to the Website may be occasionally restricted to allow for repairs, maintenance or the introduction of new facilities or services. We will attempt to restore the service as soon as we reasonably can.
4.1 From time to time, we (or selected third parties) may include competitions, promotions, vouchers or other offers on the Website. Each such offer and or voucher shall be subject to its own express terms, however, each offer or promotion will be subject to availability at all times. Your statutory rights are not affected.
4.2 Coupons, discounts and promotional discount codes (including any price match policy) offered by HEY UK are valid only for use as part of a purchase made in HEY UK stores, unless otherwise stated.
5.1.7 Making, transmitting or storing electronic copies of materials protected by copyright without the permission of the owner.
5.2 We reserve the right to refuse to post material on the Website or to remove material already posted on the Website.
5.3.3 Any fines or penalties imposed by any regulatory, advertising or trading body or authority in connection with the use of the Website by you.
6.1 If you are contracting as a consumer, you may cancel any Contract between us at any time within 28 days, beginning on the day after you received the goods. In this case, you will receive a full refund of the price paid for the goods in accordance with our refunds policy set out in condition 11 below. This is in addition to your statutory rights. If you are unhappy with the goods you have received or don’t believe that they reflect those you Contracted with us for then please contact us immediately as we have a duty to ensure you receive the goods you contracted with us for.
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7.1.2 Because you claim that the goods are defective, we will examine the returned goods and will notify you of your refund by either post, telephone or email within a reasonable period of time. We will usually process the refund due to you as soon as possible and, in any case, within 30 days of the day we confirmed to you that you were entitled to a refund for the defective goods. Goods returned by you because of a defect will be refunded in full, including a refund of the delivery charges for sending the item to you and the cost incurred by you in returning the item to us.
7.2 Please ensure that you return goods to us within 14 days of your cancellation of the Contract. This does not affect your statutory rights where the goods are faulty or not as described.
7.3 In the case of returns pursuant to condition 7.1.1 above, i.e., returns of non-defective goods, we may also reduce the amount of money refunded to you where you have used the goods beyond the handling that is necessary for you to make sure the goods are as you expected, for example the handling you would do in a shop. This is in accordance with your statutory rights.
7.4 We are unable to offer a refund on personalised, custom made or made-to measure goods made to your specification unless the goods are defective. If you claim the goods are defective, we will examine the goods and condition 11.1.2 will apply.
7.5 Unless we have agreed otherwise, we will usually refund any money received from you using the same method originally used by you to pay for your purchase.
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We are very excited to introduce dojolocator.co.uk - a Dojo Directory Featuring Dojos and Martial Arts Styles in UK.
The Website has been launched after many long nights and weekends of hard work by the dojo locator team!
dojolocator.co.uk initially features about 1,200 Dojo in the United Kingdom. You can look-up Dojo near you by providing a complete address, or view Martial Arts Schools and Styles in any given city by searching with a City Name.
Similar to dojolocator.com, dojolocator.co.uk show Style Statistics, Interactive Map, Dojo Ratings and Reviews and includes a rating widget that school's may display on their Website.
Soon there will be overview of Martial Arts Schools and Styles in all UK Counties, as well as Post codes.
dojolocator.co.uk is aimed to offer a valuable service to UK's Martial Arts Community, as dojolocator.com has done for USA for the past 7 Years!
dojolocator.com is currently attracting 100,000+ unique visitors per month.
If you are associated with a Martial Arts School in the UK, please make sure that it is listed with dojolocator.co.uk and the information is up-to-date.

industry_corpus2: Sports


text: The magnitude of aerosol radiative forcing resulting from the scattering and absorption of radiation is still uncertain. Sources of uncertainty include the physical and optical properties of aerosol, reflected in uncertainties in real and imaginary refractive indices (n and k) and relative humidity (RH). The effect of RH on the geometrical size of aerosol particles is often reported as a hygroscopic kappa parameter (κ). The objective of this study is to explore the sensitivity of radiative forcing efficiency (RFE) to changes in particle properties, with the aim of better defining the accuracy with which optical and hygroscopic measurements must be made to reduce uncertainties in the RFE. Parameterizations of precise values of n and k are considered as functions of relative humidity (RH) for Ammonium Sulphate (AS) and Brown Carbon (BrC). The range of the RFE estimated for typical uncertainties of n and κ for AS of 0.1 µm is less than ±7% and it is not affected by an increase of RH. For typical sizes of AS in the atmosphere (0.35 µm), the range of the RFE increases to ±20% at 90% RH and ±15% at 99% RH. Absorbing small BrC particles (0.1 µm) cause cooling at the top of the atmosphere and, as the RH and hygroscopic kappa parameter increase, the RFE is more negative compared to the usual assumptions of dry unhygroscopic BrC. For larger BrC particles (0.35 µm), The range of values of the RFE for RHs100% compared to dry conditions can take values around -100%.

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ZTE MF190K factory unlock code is now available. To unlock ZTE MF190K modem, you will have to enter the code purchased from unlockmyrouter.com or from any other unlocking server. After unlock, it will work with any SIM in any part of the country and worldwide. Don’t try any free code in your modem as the number of attempts is limited and wrong codes will permanently lock it.
Insert a non-acceptable Network SIM (i.e. if your router is locked to Network “A” then insert the sim of Network “B”) on your ZTE MF190K Modem.
The web browser should open automatically. If not, then open it manually and login to your device’s dashboard at http://192.168.0.1 or http://192.168.1.1 or http://192.168.8.1 depending on ZTE MF190K IP address.

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How often do you check your bills for accuracy? Hopefully, a bill arrives every time because mistakes do happen. Of course, while sometimes there is a true mistake on your bill, other times companies may slip some extra charges in hopes that you won't notice the increased price or surcharges.
If you discover a mistake, work first under the assumption that the company made it accidentally. As long as it's true, calling to alert the company will settle the issue. However, even in the case of the company's mistake, you often need to do more than this. That's why you should know how to file a dispute in order to resolve the problem effectively.
You agreed to one price, but your credit card charge turned out to be higher. You thought you were paying for one thing, but the actual billed amount seems to grow through "extras" the company includes. Perhaps you've booked an airline seat and suddenly you've found yourself paying for traveler's insurance and a baggage fee as well. And it happens in many places – not just to travel expenses.
"It took over 4 hours and at least 10 phone calls, getting disconnected, calling back etc. They are dishonest and they misrepresent their products and then it is damn near impossible to get them to disconnect."
The customer resolved his/her DirectTV billing complaint by simply canceling the service.
Your utility bill or cable bill has been consistent for months. Then it jumps much higher unexpectedly. Or perhaps you previously paid a deposit, but the full charge appears to be without accounting for the prepaid deposit. This PissedConsumer user described a Direct Energy billing complaint that resulted from overcharging.
"Due to a post shared on Facebook I was prompted to check my bill to see if I was also being waaay over charged for gas. Sadly I am! At $8.78 compared to $3.06!!"
Fortunately, the company contacted the consumer and hopefully this complaint will be resolved to his/her satisfaction.
Some charges are simply baffling. Your medical billing statement appears to be written in a strange language of codes that have no explanation, only high dollar amounts. Or you booked a hotel room but canceled it weeks ago. Why did the hotel bill you in full for the night just recently? A PissedConsumer user has a similar Aspen Dental bill problem that arose in this way.
"As of 4 weeks later I am still awaiting a refund of $200 for services never performed." His/her Aspen Dental bill issues may have been even worse if the person followed through on the appointment. The consumer claims, "In addition, I found after going to another legitimate dentist that they were planning to perform unnecessary dental work that cost about $1500."
Someone has gotten ahold of your credit card number and you're charged for items purchased in different cities, states, or even countries. In these situations, banks and credit card companies have policies and procedures to report your card number as lost or stolen and to stop additional charges before beginning the dispute process. This doesn't always mean the process goes smoothly, however.
"cancelled ALL 3 OF MY CARDS, had me re apply, approved the cards, then cancelled those leaving a MAJOR NEGATICE IMPACT ON MY CREDIT REPORT OF now 6 cancelled cards and three more inquires"
These situations are all frustrating, especially when the amounts in dispute are hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Knowing how to dispute a bill means knowing the right steps to take and the best way to present your case. Check our tips on how to monitor and dispute bills to eliminate all the possible issues with them and to always have irrefutable arguments in the battle for your billing issue settlement.
Before you dispute a bill, you must be actively monitoring them. Consider making some adjustments in your financial life to do exactly that.
Keep all documentation. If you hang on to the receipts, statements and reports provided by companies a, you can easily monitor the final bills later by comparing rates and keeping track of billing. While this may be difficult to do for small daily purchases, online software such as Abacus and Certify Now may help enter receipts and assist you in tracking credit card and debit card usage.
Read all billing statements every month. You can only spot errors on your bill if you know what your billing statement typically is. If you never look at it you will never know if the bill is jumping around every month or if a strange charge has appeared.
Consider removing services directly from the bank. While convenient, services like automatic deductions and billing withdrawals encourage you to trust the company taking your money and to avoid looking at the bill. Use online banking service to schedule payments on your own end to keep payments convenient but also to allow you to check each bill as they come in.
Once you are in control of your bills and working to find errors, you are in a much better position to make a dispute should issues occur. Should you notice an error or have a question or a concern about a charge, these points are for you to consider on how to dispute a bill correctly.
Contact the merchant. Your first step for any complaint is to contact the company that has sent you the bill. There is always a chance that there was simply a mistake and calling the company's attention to the issue may be enough to resolve it. There is also a chance that you have made a mistake and forgotten about a charge or misread an agreement and calling the merchant will help clear up misunderstandings.
Take the next step to resolution. If the merchant is unable to resolve the issue, your next step depends on the type of bill you are handling.
If you are trying to dispute a cable bill or a utility bill, you will need to work with different management levels within the company to settle the issue. You might start by talking to a standard representative, but you can ask to speak to a supervisor and then a manager if your concerns aren't being addressed. Continue asking for the next level of management if the first customer service representatives can't help you.
If you are working to dispute a travel bill like a hotel or airline charge, your first step is to contact the hotel and then the credit card company you used to make the purchase. Hopefully the merchant will resolve the issue, but if not, the travel protection services on your credit card may help. Your credit card company will have a set procedure to follow in order to use their protection services.
You will likely need to book t a trip with the credit card in order to use the travel protection services. When you call to use the services, you will be asked questions about your travel plans and your current situation. Depending on what travel protection is available through your card, you may be eligible for lost or damaged luggage, a trip you were unable to take due to illness or inclement weather or accidents that occur while traveling.
If you are trying to dispute a medical bill, your next step is to talk to the medical provider about the billing codes and services. Be sure the services billed match the services performed and then ask about the best possible price. Different customers pay different prices for the same medical services based on their insurance companies. Ask the hospital or doctor's office for the best possible price, and if you can, pay the bill in a lump sum rather than payments. The office may be willing to accept a lower lump sum payment.
If you are looking to dispute a credit card bill or charges, call the credit card company and report false or fraudulent payments if they are completely unrelated to any of your own purchases – especially if they are happening in a totally different geographical area. If you recognize the company making the charge, begin your dispute with this entity and then continue to work with the credit card company.
Follow the official procedures. Many times, in order to formally dispute a charge or a bill, you will need to follow the official procedures for the company. This might mean filling out a form online or working with a customer service representative to complete the form through their system. Other companies may mail or email you a form to fill out and return.
You may also download a sample letter of a complaint about a billing error below.
Contact appropriate agencies. There are many consumer protection agencies that can help you resolve issues. Different organizations are available for different types of complaints.
The Fair Credit Billing Act allows you to dispute charges on your credit card for fraudulent purchases, incorrect charges or deficient merchandise provided the charge was more than $50 and usually within 100 miles from home.
The Federal Trade Commission allows consumers to file complaints and actually to sue the company. This means you can get your money back for fraudulent charges or unexplained price jumps.
The Attorney General's office (www.naag.org) in your state will hear complaints and help you arbitrate the case to hopefully resolve the issue. In the case of truly fraudulent activity, your state's Attorney General's Office may choose to build its own case.
The FCC is able to deal aggressively with internet and cable providers who fail to deliver the services billed. The FCC has specific guidelines about the types of complaints they will assist with, but generally anything that involves getting less service than you were promised or paid for is covered.
Warn others. If you are dealing with a messy dispute with a company, use numerous review websites like PissedConsumer to warn others about the issue. You may find that others are experiencing the same or similar issue or your complaint may help others avoid the quagmire that you're now in as you work to sort through the dispute. Pissed Consumer also has information about those who have been able to resolve issues with companies and service providers. This information can be valuable as you navigate your own concerns.
The Better Business Bureau also collects consumer experiences and helps to moderate issues that customers bring to its attention. The BBB gives companies a letter grade based on their complaints and their attempts to resolve issues. The BBB may be able to suggest additional resolution measures as well.
While we would love to live in a world where we can count on everything being honest and upfront, the reality is that mistakes happen. Billing mistakes and errors that aren't quite so accidental can add up to large amounts of money over time. Be sure that you're diligent about watching your bills and following up on any concerns you might have. Your bills are expensive enough – there is no need to pay for someone else's error.

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A letter signed by a student-athlete and an Athletic Director at a Division I or II institution where an agreement is made to attend for one year in exchange for financial aid (a scholarship of some sort). The signing of an NLI is an agreement that a student-athlete will be accepted by an institution and will attend the institution.
This is the process whereby a coach walks a recruited student-athlete’s grades and scores to the admissions office in order to determine where the recruit stands in the admissions process. Can potentially lead to a likely letter or admissions slot.
Used primarily by Ivy League Schools (in lieu of NLIs and scholarships) letting students know that they are likely to be admitted if their grades remain where they are at the time of the early read. Admissions offices issue likely letters, not athletic offices.
A term used by some coaches to assure a student that if he or she applies early the student will have a place in the accepted student pool. DIII coaches use this term most often with recruited athletes (in lieu of both NLIs and Likely Letters).


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You can draw some useful parallels between running a business and Day Trading, Forex or Currencies trading. For instance, most successful businesses keep statistics on everything from their conversion rate, to their average dollar sale, to the number of people that come in the door.
Businesses do this to keep on top of how they are doing on a day to day basis and businesses must first take score before begining to improve on that score. Using a Day Trading, Forex or Currencies back testing plan in your trading works exactly the same way.
Now that you`re looking at Day Trading, Forex or Currencies trading as a business, you need to learn some valuable statistics about your system so you can improve it`s performance. You would use a Day Trading, Forex or Currencies back testing method. You can`t improve your system unless you have something to measure it against. How could you expect to improve your trading unless you knew what it was you were looking to improve? You can discover these measurements and other valuable information about your trading system, by using a Day Trading, Forex or Currencies back testing plan.
There are two ways that you can use a Day Trading, Forex or Currencies back testing plan to back test a system. You can do it manually, which can be a drawn out and labour intensive process, or you can do it with the aid of some software packages. Unfortunately, I recommend you do it by hand when you first start out. You`ll get a much better feel for your system, and you`ll understand exactly how using a Day Trading, Forex or Currencies back testing plan works in all its intricacies. Once you have the Day Trading, Forex or Currencies back testing plan and the in depth knowledge, you could look at finding a software package that does it for you.
There are a few major statistics on your Day Trading, Forex or Currencies back testing plan that you need that you will uncover through back testing. The first statistic you need to become familiar with is the R multiple principal. R stands for risk, the risk you take on any trade when you enter the market. The R multiple of a trade is the ratio of the profit or loss compared to the amount of money risked to make the profit or loss.
Therefore, if you risk $200 dollars in your initial purchase, and you make a profit of $1,000, you have made five times the amount you risked in the trade. You have an R multiple of five. This statistic gives you a good idea of the relative size of your profits to your losses. You can compare the average size of your winning trades with the average size of your losing trades.
The next statistic you`ll find useful is your win to loss ratio. This is how many times you get a winning trade in proportion to how many times you get a losing trade. For example, if you had ten trades, four of those trades were winners, and six were losers, your win to loss ratio is simply four to six. This is your hit rate; you`ll get 40% of your trades correct.
With these two simple statistics, you can calculate the average size of your profits and of your losses, multiply these figures with your win to loss ratio, and calculate on average how much money you make with every dollar you risk.
For those of you who think this sounds like a too much work, particularly using a Day Trading, Forex or Currencies back testing plan that you need to do to uncover these statistics, consider this scenario: Imagine yourself trading a system that you knew had a win to loss ratio of 60/40. You made profit on every six trades and lost one out of every four. How do you think you would feel, where would your confidence level be, after you traded the system for a little while and you received a string of 11 losses in a row?
Now, you know that this system has a win to loss ratio of six to four. Would you have the confidence to open another trade if your system brought up another buy signal after getting 11 trades wrong?
Unless you use Day Trading, Forex or Currencies back testing plan to back tested your system, I doubt that your confidence level will remain high. That trading system may be a fantastic profitable system. However, since you didn`t use your Day Trading, Forex or Currencies back testing plan to back test it, you don`t know that historically this system received up to 13 losses in a row, but was still profitable.
Here`s another point you may not have picked up unless you used your Day Trading, Forex or Currencies back testing plan. Once you`ve set your money management rules and you begin to trade, you will likely experience a string of losses. Countless times, I`ve had clients who get disheartened by this fact because they don`t understand the nature of setting good management. If you`re adhering to the rules of cutting your losses short and letting your profits run, because you`re cutting your losses short, those trades are going to last for a shorter amount of time.
This means once you begin trading the odds of getting losses early in the game are much higher than getting a winning trade. This is particularly true when you consider that many successful trading systems run on a 40/60 win to loss ratio. However, you will never know the intricacies of your system unless you use a Day Trading, Forex or Currencies back testing plan and back test it.
Using a Day Trading, Forex or Currencies back testing plan, will help you to understand what works and what doesn`t. It will give you the statistics to gauge the effectiveness of your trades. It fills in your scorecard, and allows you to make improvements. But, you shouldn`t simply believe everything I`ve told you. Instead, you need to prove it to yourself by using some Day Trading , Forex or Currencies back testing plans and back test your system.
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Online photos show Scott Brown before and after his weight-loss program.
It was not the sight of their former senator bare-chested that shocked Scott Brown’s Facebook followers.
They were used to that.
It was the sales pitch accompanying the before-and-after photos of his physique, crediting his recent, dramatic weight loss to a commercial nutrition and fitness plan.
Brown’s testament to the merits of AdvoCare’s “24-day challenge” was met with so many guffaws that within two hours, he posted another note, saying he is not a paid spokesman for the supplement company.
What he didn’t explain is that he’s a salesman.
Scott Brown isn’t the first politician-turned-pitchman, and he won’t be the last. Here are some other famous faces who leveraged their political careers to sell products and services.
On Thursday, an AdvoCare spokeswoman confirmed that the former US senator is one of the company’s 580,000 independent distributors. Another reporter, writing for The Daily Beast, tried to contact Brown about his involvement and received a sales pitch in reply; she could save 20 to 40 percent off AdvoCare products if she, too, became a distributor, Brown told her.
Loyalists asserted Brown was merely spreading the word about a product that had helped him get in shape — what was wrong with promoting fitness? some asked — while others attacked him for trying to sell “snake oil” and suggested he eat organic instead.
When he lost his Senate seat to Elizabeth Warren in 2013, Brown got back on a more traditional path for politicians: He returned to work as a lawyer for a high-powered Boston firm, got paid for speaking engagements, and set his sights on his next political conquest. He even got a gig as a contributor to Fox News, earning him $136,000 between campaigns.
But this latest gambit, which follows his move to New Hampshire and his unsuccessful 2014 bid for Senate, is seen by some as unbearably unglamorous, even for a guy who appealed to voters as an Everyman.
Many were surprised Brown made such a detour from politics, where he has remained active on the periphery. Brown returned to Fox News as a contributor; last week, he authored a fund-raising e-mail for the New Hampshire Republican Party to benefit Senator Kelly Ayotte.
Still, Brown’s options have become limited by the political landscape in his new state, said Dante Scala, associate professor of political science at the University of New Hampshire. Brown last year lost the Senate race to the Democratic incumbent, Jeanne Shaheen. With Ayotte running for reelection to the other seat, he is locked out of Senate contention for years to come.
To run for governor or the state Senate, Brown would have to live in New Hampshire for seven years, under the state’s election law, making him ineligible for those offices until at least 2020.
In joining AdvoCare, Brown enlisted with a multi-level marketer whose success relies on recruitment of new salespeople.
The company has been targeted in several high-profile lawsuits in recent years. In one, AdvoCare was ordered to pay $1.8 million for canceling its distribution deal with a couple who had recruited more than 1,000 people and brought in $50 million in sales. The couple claimed they were cut for being too successful.
AdvoCare also settled a suit with Olympic swimmer Jessica Hardy, who blamed her disqualification from the 2008 Olympics on an AdvoCare energy drink that she contended was contaminated by a performance-enhancing drug.
Brown, a basketball player in his youth who became an avid bicyclist and competitive triathlete, has long been known as a fitness enthusiast.
But in his Facebook post, he said his wife and a friend had been goading him to get him in better shape and that his son-in-law turned him on to AdvoCare. Its “24-Day Challenge” uses an herbal cleanse, probiotics, Omega-3 fatty acids, sugar-free energy drinks, and meal-replacement shakes.
Brown said AdvoCare helped him lose 42 pounds and made him “extremely competitive” in triathlons. He even posted his e-mail address, inviting people to contact him.
It wasn’t the first time Brown was faulted for promoting an unorthodox medical treatment. Last year, after he rented out his e-mail list, thousands of his followers got messages listing “5 Signs You’ll Get Alzheimer’s Disease” and a doctor’s warnings about flu vaccines and fluoridated water.
It also wasn’t the first time the public has seen more of Brown than expected. His youthful work as a model and a naked 1982 photo shoot as Cosmopolitan’s “America’s Sexiest Man” became familiar fodder for critics during his campaigns.
Last year, he appeared shirtless on the front page of the New Hampshire Union Leader before a wintry plunge into the ocean for charity.
But what made some cringe recently was not Brown’s undated “before” picture, which showed him looking uncharacteristically bloated on a beach in Jamaica, but his seeming transformation from a would-be statesman to salesman.
Plenty of politicians before Brown have lent their famous names to commercial advertisements, Scala noted.
Bob Dole promoted Viagra. Fred Thompson, the former US senator, presidential candidate, and actor, advertised reverse mortgages for American Advisors Group. Former speaker of the House Thomas P. “Tip” O’Neill appeared in a Miller Lite TV ad and stepped out of a suitcase on spots for Quality Inns hotels.

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Mike and Adrianne Dunn opened Montpelier Farms for business in 2008 with just a corn maze, pumpkin patch and hayrides. Each year, additions, renovations and updates have been made to keep up with the growing crowds. "We appreciate each and every one of our guests. We strive to put smiles on children's faces, as well as make family traditions and wonderful memories here at Montpelier Farms."
Outside of our Fun-Filled Fall Festival, we are a real working farm! Whether we're growing and baling straw and hay, planting corn, beans and pumpkins, producing our own vegetables, composting animal waste and products, or even making improvements to the land...We are working all year round here at Montpelier Farms!
Mike Dunn, Owner and Operator of Montpelier Farms, passed away on August 24, 2015, just before the opening of the 2015 Fall Season. Mike is survived by his wife Adrianne and 10 year old daughter Berlin. Adrianne, Berlin and the farm team plan to carry on Mike's dream and passion in continuing to build, grow and improve the Montpelier Farms Family Farm Park. We sincerely want to thank all of our customers, patrons, friends and family for your continued prayers and support as we make every effort in sustaining Montpelier Farms as your yearly family tradition. We also want to extend our many thanks for bearing with our family and our team as we mourn the loss of an outstanding husband, father, friend and farmer. You are forever in our hearts Michael Dunn- So God Made a Farmer.

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text: Description: Worldwide Free Advertising, Post Online Classified Ads at Adsark.com. We accept free classified ads for all business topics. Buy and sell online at our free classifieds website. You will be directed to a page and given the option to select your country and city, then the main category and subcategory. Simply fill out all the ad details and post your advert. You will need to confirm your email address before your ad will appear.


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PDFjet Open Source Edition is a library for dynamic generation of PDF documents from Java and .NET. The PDFjet Open Source Edition has the following features: * Drawing support for: points, lines, boxes, circles, bezier curves, polygons, stars, complex paths and shapes.
Open Source 100% Java PDF Renderer/Viewer … Last week I told you we had a secret new open source project to release. Think of it as an early Christmas present. A project that you’ve never heard of and has nothing to do with JavaFX (which is partially untrue, but I’ll get to that in a second).
MozBackup Ã© um utilitÃ¡rio simples para criar backups de perfis do Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, Mozilla Suite e Netscape .


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Gardening Direct has a superb range specialised Fertiliser for your Bedding Plants from just 9p per Litre!
These Fertilisers have been specially formulated to encourage healthy growth of the varieties specified. Just dilute, treat and watch the results.


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Ugh. It doesn’t really matter if you’re a teenager or an adult, acne is no fun. It’s a vicious cycle too. You wear makeup so you can cover up your acne, but acne is perpetuated by the overuse of makeup. So the more makeup you wear, the worse your acne can become. It seems like a no-win.
Acne is a skin condition that occurs when hair follicles plug with oil and dead skin cells and if affects some 3 million people, men and women, all ages, though it’s most common in young adults.
Acne can be something as small as the appearance of blackheads to something as severe as pus-filled pimples and large, hard, red, tender bumps--there can be one, many or a combination of these in certain areas of the face or all over. Some people can get it on their neck, upper arms and back too.
If you pick (and most of us do even though it’s a terribly gross habit) your face, you could worsen the acne and/or have scarring as a result. That’s most common. Last year though, an article on WebMD that said that people with a history of acne may have more slowly aging skin than those who don’t/didn’t suffer with acne. The reasoning is very sciency and deals with something called telomeres...look it up if you’re interested. The info is kind of neat.
Treatments depend on how severe your acne is (classified as mild, moderate or severe). It can include topical lotions and gels that you apply onto the skin, chest or back or you can take oral medicines. Some say just gentle cleansing with warm water and a mild soap will work. Keep a clean face is the first step no matter what.
Some of the items used to treat acne can be purchased over the counter, some require a prescription...there are literally as many products to treat and prevent acne on the shelves as you have pores on your face.
This article isn’t about those products though...that’s a whole other blog...here we are focusing on a unique way to prevent and acne...a more holistic approach...vitamins.
There are several vitamins for acne that you can get through either prescription or over the counter.
What are the best vitamins for acne?
There are a few vitamins that help acne.
Vitamin A. This one is best done topically in the form of a retinoid that is applied to the skin. Retinoids effectively treat acne because they regenerate and heal the skin rapidly, turning over the skin cells so you have fresh skin. Topical Vitamin A retinoids for acne are only available via prescription.
Zinc. This can decrease oil production in the skin and protect it against bacterial infection and inflammation. The daily recommended amount of Zinc is between 8 and 11 milligrams, but there is some evidence that a slightly larger dose of 30mg can help treat acne. High amounts can be harmful, but using a topical cream that has 1.2 percent zinc acetate and 4 percent erythromycin twice per day helped clear the skin.
Vitamin E has also shown some benefits in treating acne...try to get at least 15mg per day in your daily multivitamin.
Some people will also use tea tree oil in place of benzoyl peroxide, something found often in acne creams. It has a similar result in that it helps get rid of bacteria and decreases oil production and seems to be gentler on the skin than the benzoyl.
Can I purchase actual vitamins for acne?
There are actual vitamins for acne and supplements for acne that you can buy.
This is a 60 day supply of vitamins for acne that provides your body with the nutrients it needs to clear up and keep acne away. It contains Vitamin A, zinc, Vitamin D3 (which helps the skin become soft, strong and smooth and helps boost your immune system as it reduces inflammation) and pantothenic acid (which helps metabolize skin oils, counteract hormonal imbalances, increase blood circulation and decrease stress levels).
As named, these vitamins come in a pack ad you take one package daily with a meal.
These acne vitamins pack a punch. They’re hormone balancing, purifying and promote clear and radiant skin. You do take three tablets anytime throughout the day, but they are gentle enough to be taken on an empty stomach. These will help to promote skin tone, clear skin and promote hair and lash growth/thickening.
The supplement has Vitamins C, E, Folate, Biotin, Pantothenic acid, zinc and copper. It also has skin, nails and hair beatifying blend, healthy aging antioxidant blend and a farm fresh fruit blend.
This product is designed to soothe and heal blemishes, fade the appearance of acne scars, dark spots, hyperpigmentation and fine lines for fresher, clearer and glowing skin. It has Vitamin C, Hyaluronic Acid and retinol that all work together with a B3 vitamin, salicylic acid and tea tree essential oil to help unclog pores, comfort irritated skin. The serum is CONCENTRATED, so it’s incredibly powerful.
You need to apply 3-5 drops of the product 2-3 times per week followed by as a moisturizer, but do not put it near the eyes. As an added bonus, it has a great smell.
This acne vitamin helps to control the three leading causes of acne: hormones, oil production and inflammation.
It uses a milk protein called lactoferrin that has been shown to reduce facial lesions, inflammation, acne grade and oil production--plus has some other trademarked ingredients. They come in capsule form.
This product boasts providing a “patented internal defense against breakouts...reducing blemishes by 55% in six weeks...encourages consistently clear, healthy skin.” It utilizes Vitamin A helps to normalize cell production and prevent the clogging of pores and supplements called yellow dock and burdock help to support the body in eliminating blemish-producing toxins.
You take two tablets in the morning and two in the evening, preferably with meals. You also take these in addition to the daily multivitamin you already take--not instead of.
Whether you’re looking to clear up already existing acne or prevent acne from forming, you have a lot of options. Topical and oral, one product or multiple products. Treating acne is a process and oftentimes not immediate. It may take some time to find the process and product combination that works for you, but if you stick with it and make it ritual, you should notice positive changes. Definitely consider taking vitamins for clear skin to help start your process so you can make sure that you’re actually enjoying pizza instead of battling it on your face. Good luck!


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Almost half the population of Serbia has some kind of rheumatic ailment- joint disease, tendons and muscles which are characterized by inflammation, pain and swelling, with loss of stiffness and limited movement. Rheumatism has a progressive effect of damaging the joints leading to the reduction of the quality of life, requiring constant aid from others and deformities.
Zglobex® products act upon the sole cause of joint damage and give an instant symptom release. The mission of Zglobex® family is to ensure active painless day, every day.
Zglobex® acts upon the sole cause of ailment: stop the inflammation process and puts the disease under control. Reduces and removes symptoms of both degenerative and rheumatoid arthritis. Stops deformities and other joint degradations.
Zglobex® Doloaktiv® capsules act upon the cause, stop degradation and regenerate cartilage.
Zglobex® Doloaktiv® consists of well-chosen ingredients that have a powerful anti- rheumatic effect and give a long lasting protection and vitality. That is very important, because there is so much more you might want to do.
Chosen component of Zglobex® ointment travel fast through the skin and at the joint release a powerful analgesic and anti-rheumatic action: soothing the pain, swelling and restore its mobility. Do not miss any important moment because of pain.
Zglobex® spray with magnesium helps remove muscle and joint pains.
Enhances local blood flow, reduces inflammatory processes and aggregation of harmful by-products inside the muscles, making a noticeable sensation of relief within only 5 minutes. Effect occurs even after first application. It is excellent for sport injuries, because you want to go back to practise as soon as possible.
Zglobex Relax® capsules stop cramping in muscles and restless leg syndrome when it occurs. With its innovative formula, Zglobex Relax® capsules remove uncomfortable tingling sensations from the legs, enhance local circulation and reduce the frequency and duration of cramps. Zglobex Relax® will help make your muscles elastic and relaxed during bot night and day.
Zglobex® Relax® capsules stop cramping in muscles and restless leg syndrome when it occurs. With its innovative formula, Zglobex Relax® capsules remove uncomfortable tingling sensations from the legs, enhance local circulation and reduce the frequency and duration of cramps. Zglobex Relax® will help make your muscles elastic and relaxed during bot night and day.
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Every year seems to be the same. A few days to go to Mother’s Day and the scramble for last minute gifts begins. Well this year be one step ahead. The usual suspects will be purchased but why not put a little more thought into a treat for your Mother. I am going to keep this short and to the point. I am also going to stick to what we know best – wine, so we’ll leave the flowers etc. to others around town.
If your mother is partial to a glass of wine well then, it is never an unwelcome gift option. She probably has a favourite but why not get her a similar bottle but one she may not have tasted before. Below I’m going to offer some new options of Mother’s Day wines based on grape variety or region that just may become your Mum’s new favourite wine.
If you like any of the suggestions feel free to contact me here in Green Acres and we can chat about what suits your Mum’s taste and your pocket. Of course, there are other options such as pamper hampers and gin or chocolates or a meal out but for this post I’m going to stick to the wine.
Rather than Chardonnay – give Condrieu/Voigner. If she likes rich, buttery, white fruit flavours then a full bodied Condrieu/Viognier won’t disappoint.
Rather than Sauvignon Blanc – give Gruner Veltiner. Think flavours of zesty and subtle white peach which will be similar to the crisp fruit flavours of a SB.
Rather than Cabernet Sauvignon – give Tempranillo. Not as aromatic as the Cab Sauv. this popular spanish grape has flavours of plum and strawberry.
Rather than Malbec – give Merlot. Malbec is a crowd-pleasing everyday wine but Merlot also shares some of these characteristics such as dark fruit and a soft, round body.
Rather than Pinot Noir – give Grenache. Usually, Pinot Noirs from France will have a sharp acidity and savoury minerality. Grenache is also red-fruited and changes slightly dependent upon the region.
Rather than Moscato – give Gewurztraminer. The slightly sweet and fizzy Moscato will be lighter than a Gewurztraminer but this wine from Alsace will have a similar aromatic and generous fruit flavour.
Actually my Patrick’s Pick last Friday is a very interesting wine for Mother’s Day, I believe. It is a Franciacorte – Le Cantorie Franciacorte Brut. This is a sparkling wine from the section of the Province of Brescia in the Italian Region of Lombardy. We have it on offer all week at a 20% discount, while stocks last.
If your Mum is not a wine drinker well, a gift that is getting increasingly popular is our gin hamper. It comes with our own Green Acres Irish Gin, glasses and tonics. If you’re still unsure, here is one way that you will definitely not disappoint – a Mother’s Day Gift Voucher. I started talking about wine so I’ll finish on it. Another option that’s extremely popular for Mother’s Day is a bottle of rosé. Some people opt for this choice over roses! Here are three handy tips if you are serving rosé.
Serve all rosés chilled at about 7-12°C – the lighter the rosé colour, the more chilled – two hours in the refrigerator should be enough time to get it to the best temperature.
Don’t over chill or you will chill out most of the flavour. If your glass fogs up so much that you can’t see the wine in it, then it is over-chilled. Let it rest at room temperature for about 10 minutes.
What ever you decide to go with I’m sure it will be well appreciated. If I can make it easier to help you decide just drop me an email at patrick@greenacres.ie or contact any of us through the website. One last thing – did you know that we launched the Green Acres mobile app recently? Now you can bring us home in your pocket. Book tables, browse wines, learn of special offers, check events, connect with us, earn loyalty rewards and much more. We would really appreciate if you would click on either of the tabs below to download for free.
Talk to you soon – Cheers, Patrick.


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Went shopping with my friend LP after we ate dinner at Smashburger (review & giveaway to come). At Lunds LP’s daughter and niece wanted their own carts. I ran back out to the car and grabbed my camera! The little girls are growing up!
Great picture of some adorable girls!
Jack, my youngest started high school today, so I've got that meloncholy feeling about him growing up too!
Love it! Never grow up girls!!!!
I love that! Happy WW.
Too cute. Thanks for linking up for WW!
My kids love those little carts too.
Lol how cute I love those little carts.
Too cute!!! My kids would love those carts!
My boys love the little carts, but they are few-and-far-between here.
Gotta love those little carts! And cameras that capture the moments!
Love those little carts. Oh i see they want to be small again. What happens in they teen...sometime I think mine goes back to 6,lol.
LOL gotta love! so fun!
At least they can't buy too much with those tiny carts!
Funny. Is there a girl in the US that age that does not wear flip flops? I know my 16 y.o. daughter and her friends live in them.
Sharing everything--good times, bad times, knowledge, exploration, fun, whatever is the best thing we can do for our family.

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text: Time Certainties Peace. Choreographed by Alysia Ramos, in collaboration with Mustapha Braimah. Warner Center, Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH, November 13, 2016.

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Universal Pictures has released a new trailer for the upcoming thriller ‘Unfriended,’ the film is set to hit theaters later next month. The project stars Shelley Hennig, Moses Jacob Storm, Renee Olstead, Will Peltz, Jacob Wysocki, Courtney Halverson and Heather Sossaman. You can checkout the official trailer below.
According to Universal Pictures, Unfriended unfolds over a teenager’s computer screen as she and her friends are stalked by an unseen figure who seeks vengeance for a shaming video that led a vicious bully to kill herself a year earlier. After Universal executives saw a test screening of Unfriended terrify a test audience, the studio acquired the thriller that was developed and conceived by filmmaker Timur Bekmambetov. (Wanted, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter).
The film itself was directed by Levan Gabriadze working off a script by Nelson Greaves. Timur Bekmambetov and Nelson Greaves produced the film, with Jason Blum as the executive producer.
With cyber-bullying being a hot-topic in the media it was only a matter of time before mainstream thriller production teams used it as a central plot in their films. ‘Unfriended’ may not be the first film to use the plot-device to scare audiences, but with Jason Blum as executive producer on the film, odds are it will do rather well when it hits theaters in early spring.
The film is scheduled to release on April 17, 2015.


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Next week the Number Games begin. Soon, across our dining halls and classrooms, from Shapiro to Shapiro to Shapiro our students will duke it out to conquer that resource so valuable men would lie, cheat and (hopefully not) kill to acquire it: housing. Some of you have been planning for ages, ruthlessly studying floor plans and interviewing residents to determine our kingdom’s largest single or best view. For others, room selection has snuck up on them like an assassin slithering through the night and now ready to kill their hopes of the ideal room. No matter your position, now is the time to find your allies, make your groups, and cast your lot in the great lottery to determine your fate for the next year. Winter might not be coming, but that dreaded lottery number email is.
OK, I hope we can agree that room selection really ought not to be like medieval warfare or some dystopian future combat, but the stress it seems to evoke among our students is striking. I’ve seen panic attacks, arguments and generally upset behavior result whenever room selection is talked about. The Department of Community Living has tried to minimize the impacts on students, but their current policy hasn’t really done a good job assuaging fears or making the process simple.
This year’s room selection has the added bonus of one residence hall that may or may not collapse into the ground at any moment. Ever since the first safety inspections of Usen Castle were launched, rumors have been flying around campus. I’ve heard about collapsed roofs, water leaks, electrical issues, bad smells and all kinds of other problems. I’ve heard only minor repairs are required and that the entire building needs to be condemned. I honestly don’t know the truth of any of these rumors, and I honestly don’t know where to find answers. I can’t get access to the actual structural reports, and DCL’s official position that the Castle is perfectly sound seems to fly in the face of an increasing amount of anecdotal evidence to the contrary. The fact that I received an email at the end of last semester telling me that I should stay away from the Castle, in case parts of the building fall off and hit me, makes me personally afraid to pick a room there. Ultimately, I don’t know if the Castle is safe or not, but the way the DCL has handled this issue makes them seem unreliable.
Unfortunately, the way this process was handled in general makes it difficult to trust that it’ll be efficient. The information about room selection, nominally available on the DCL website, wasn’t updated until recently. This made it impossible for first years to plan ahead, especially since most students are constantly subjected to random and certainly overblown rumors from upperclassman. That being said, there is some hope for improvement in the system. Although it took a long time for DCL to update the room selection website, the current information is both complete and accurate. The information online now is really helpful, and will definitely assist students when it comes down to actually deciding which room to pick. In fact, the numerous online tours and other information online really helped me make my decisions more easily.
In addition, the proxy system that DCL has set up should really help students out who don’t have computer access when their number is called. Seeing as the window is so narrow for selections to be made, allowing students to contact DCL and not have to worry about getting access to their laptop while in class really lowers the stress of the system. That being said, it does create a burden on students to provide DCL with enough information in case their initial choices are denied. I could easily imagine a situation where a student’s first choice is picked right before their number comes up, and without a backup plan DCL might choose housing the student didn’t intend.
Housing selection so far has been a mixed bag. The information we’ve received about the process from DCL has so far been incomplete and suspect, but every indication shows that that has changed. With the days counting down until that stressful moment, it’s time to get ready for the Number Games and may the odds be ever in your favor.

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Let’s wish today’s guest blogger a happy birthday and send her good vibes as she waits for news about two stories that are with editors. Say hello to Debbi Crocovia who I know from working with her at the Outreach International Chapter of RWA. Here she shares with us tips on critiquing your work….and thank you Debbi for your very nice words about me.
Today is my birthday, no joke and I’m very honored to be visiting with Susan on her blog. Thank you for hosting me.
What better way to spend my birthday than speaking about one of my favorite subjects – critiquing. Yes I know, some of you might be shaking your head thinking, what the…. It’s okay. You think I’m either a sadist wanting to use my words to lash into someone’s self esteem or a sorry a** masochist taking abuse. Honestly, I’m a bit of both. Like some of you, I view the critique process as a necessary evil, especially when on the receiving end of a head spinning, mind numbing and sometimes demoralizing critique.
As a result of some disheartening feedback, I thought maybe I should give up my passion and peruse something other than a writing career. Then I found a bunch of spirited cheerleaders who believed in me. Thanks to them, I’m still in the game and playing to win. Go me!
I’ll let you in on a secret – critiquing makes you a better writer. Yep, you heard me right. But in case you didn’t let me repeat myself self – critiquing makes you a better writer.
Let others examine your body of work and you’ll gain new perspectives. We all miss something at some point with our writing and having a few extra sets of eyes makes a huge difference in our abilities as storytellers. In the end, the skills we learn and experiences we share will make us better writers and critique partners.
The reason I’m bringing up something that truly belongs in the revision process is this: most of us don’t know if something doesn’t work in our manuscripts until we see it in other people’s writing or through someone else perspective.
When reviewing another’s work, we may not know the WHY behind what’s not quite right, but we can see it nonetheless. This is truly a skill worth having and transferring to your own work.
On the flip side, we need fresh eyes on our work too. We want to know if the reader got the intended but understated joke or innuendo? Could they feel the angsts of the hero’s plight when he thought all was lost? Did they follow us into the web of red hearings we guided them through to come to the right conclusion? If not, we need to know where and why so we can fix it. It’s by asking questions that we humans truly learn.
I spent a good number of my adult life in a corporate setting as a trainer and manager. Inherently my positions plopped me in a world of critique or in the big business calls it, feedback – six one half a dozen, IMHO. In essence feedback is critique and critique is feedback.
In all my years I’ve seen strategies come and go. There’s the sandwich method – give a complement, zero in on the issue(s) then followed up with another compliment. Than there is the – Get right to the issue(s) at hand and don’t pay tribute to the positive.
But my favorite is something I coined as Strategies of a Useful Mentor.
How SUM works is very simple and effective for inciting change. First, the critique/mentor gives an overall impression focused on the positive, followed by where the areas for improvement need to occur. It ends with suggestions and/or examples how to improve those areas. You don’t want to say something needs fixing and leave the author scratching their head. I know I don’t.
Below, I’ve illustrated this model using a paragraph I’ve taken from a manuscript from a friend and fellow author.
Kala displayed decent conversationalist during their short walk together, even through their conversation had been mostly superficial – at least until the end. He’d caught her subtle come-on, and a tiny part of the man he used to be was flattered. Hell, that guy would have jumped on that at the first chance. But he was long gone, and Dillon didn’t expect him to return.
At first glance it appears like a good solid paragraph right? It definably gets you in the mind of the character and you know what’s going on. But, there are some technical issues here that need addressing. When we look closely, the first thing to notice is the use of passive voice.
Kala displayed decent conversationalist during their short walk together, even through passive their conversation had been passive mostly superficial – at least until the end. He’d caught her subtle come-on, and a tiny part of the man he used to be was passive flattered. Hell, that guy would have passive jumped on that at the first chance. But he was passive long gone, and Dillon didn’t passive expect him to return.
The second thing we noticed is, it’s taking a lot of words to say what fewer can accomplish. I notice this a lot with people who are use to business writing, where it’s encouraged to use softeners and vague terminology. There’s also a few words missing and I’m not sure about some word choices either.
Kala displayed word choice and missing an ‘a’ decent conversationalist word choice during their short walk together we know they were together, even through their conversation this is a repeated of above had been mostly vague and passive superficial – at least until the end. He’d caught her subtle come-on, and a tiny part of the man he used to be was flattered. Hell, that guy would have jumped on that ‘that’ is usually an extra word you can delete and the sentence will sound the same or better at the first chance a lot of words to say a simple thing. But he was long gone, and Dillon didn’t expect him to return again used a lot of words to say a simple thing.
So, how do we convey our findings without demoralizing the writer? Face it, us creative types are very emotional creatures and tend to see more negative than positive. You know it’s true – no use denying it.
Okay, the first thing recommend is start the critique by remembering the intention, and that is to help not hurt. Think about your own experiences both positive and negative. Try to duplicate the positive and minimize the negative.
After I offered up my version of a revision, I’d say, you’re the author so put it in your own words. I just wanted to show how making a few minor changes could effect the passage.
Okay, so what I did is offered up my insight and pointed out the areas I found warranting improvement. I gave the reason why, than offered a solution and even a revision option as an example. Even if they don’t make all the changes, I know I tried my best to be helpful, courteous, and respectful.
Remember; treat people the way you want to be treated.
If you want to learn more about critiquing, sign up for my up coming two week workshop beginning October 1st Critiquing with Grace and Compassion.
Susan, again thank you for hosting me and for those of you who might not know, Susan is an exceptional mentor and knows her stuff. I recommend attending one or more her classes through OIRWA – Out Reach International Romance Writer’s of America.
great post. Debbi helped me a lot, I can tell first hand she’s a great critiquer!

industry_corpus2: Literature & Emotions


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In a small bowl, combine the jam and the fresh berries, using a fork to gently mash the berries.
Toast 1 cup of walnuts in a 350 degree oven for 10 minutes until fragrant. Toss with 1 tablespoon of olive oil and let cool completely. Finely chop the walnuts.
Combine ½ cup of brown sugar with ¾ teaspoon of cinnamon.
salt and sugar. Add the butter and cream cheese, mixing on low just until the mixture is crumbly. Add the sour cream and mix just until you have a soft dough. Remove the dough from the mixer and set it on a lightly floured sheet of parchment paper. Using a bench scraper or a knife, divide the dough into 4 equal portions. Wrap each portion in plastic wrap and chill for at least 2-3 hours. It is easiest to work with this dough when it has chilled in the refrigerator overnight.
Working with one portion of dough at a time, you can roll the dough into a rectangle, approximately 12” x 7” x ¼ “ thick or into a 10” circle, ¼” thick. (I generally use about 6 oz. of dough per 12” x 7” rectangle or per 10” circle.) You must roll the chilled dough out on parchment paper that has been generously floured. If the dough gets soft, place it (on the parchment paper) on a baking sheet and return it to the refrigerator. Spread about 2 to 3 tablespoons of raspberry filling on top of the dough, spreading it gently using an off-set spatula. Sprinkle it with a bit of the cinnamon sugar, then about ¼ cup of the toasted walnuts and a good handful of chocolate. Roll up the rectangle, (roll from the short end, not the long end) into a tight cylinder using the parchment paper to help you, then cover the filled cylinder of dough with plastic wrap and return it to the refrigerator to chill thoroughly before baking. When ready to bake, pre-heat your oven to 375 degrees. Remove the rugelach from the refrigerator, brush the top and sides with a bit of the egg wash, then slice the cylinder into 1” slices using a sharp knife, and place the slices flat on a parchment lined baking sheet. Bake the cookies for 20-25 minutes, rotating the tray halfway through, until they are puffed and golden.
If you prefer crescent shaped rugelach, roll about 6 oz. of chilled dough on a generously floured piece of parchment paper, into a 10” circle. Spread about 2 to 3 tablespoons of raspberry filling on top of the dough, spreading it gently using an off-set spatula. Sprinkle it with a bit of the cinnamon sugar, then about ¼ cup of the toasted walnuts and a good handful of chocolate. Cut the circle into 8 or 10 wedges, and roll up each wedge to form a crescent. Place the rugelach on a parchment lined baking sheet, brush the crescents with egg wash and return to the refrigerator to chill thoroughly before baking. Bake in a pre-heated 375 degree oven for 20-25 minutes, rotating the tray halfway through, until they are puffed and golden.
In a medium size bowl, whisk the egg yolks and set aside. In a heavy bottomed pan, melt the butter over medium heat until it just turns nutty brown. Carefully transfer the browned butter to a heatproof bowl. (This helps to prevent the butter from burning.) Place the brown sugar and 2 tablespoons of water into the heavy pan you used to melt the butter. Stir to combine, then add the browned butter back to the pan with the brown sugar and water. Cook this mixture over medium heat until it boils and begins to caramelize; this takes about 3 minutes. Remove from the heat and carefully add ½ cup of heavy cream. The mixture will sputter; whisk until smooth and set aside.
In a 3 qt. saucepan, whisk together the cornstarch, flour and salt. Gradually whisk in ½ cup of milk until the cornstarch and flour are completely dissolved. Gradually stir in the remaining 2 cups of milk. Then stir in the browned butter/brown sugar/cream mixture. Place over low to medium heat and cook, constantly scraping the bottom and sides of the pan with a rubber spatula, until the mixture comes to a boil. Continue to scrape the pan and let the mixture boil for one minute. Remove from the heat.
Just before serving, prepare the whipped cream.
Whip just until the cream holds stiff peaks. Remove the plastic wrap from the refrigerated pie and swirl the whipped cream decoratively on top of the pie.
In a small bowl, whisk together the butter and flour, then whisk that into the lemon/sugar mixture. Add the eggs, and combine thoroughly. Place the lemon filling in the top of a double boiler, set over simmering water. Cook the lemon filling until it becomes very thick- I take it off the heat when my insta-read thermometer registers 195 degrees. Transfer the filling to a bowl, cover it with plastic wrap and set the bowl over ice to cool completely before filling the biscuits. (You can prepare the lemon filling ahead of time and keep it refrigerated.) When ready to bake the biscuits, pre-heat the oven to 375 degrees.
In the bowl of a standing mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, combine flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, sugar and zest. Add the butter and mix on low speed until the mixture resembles coarse meal; there should be a few pea-size pieces of butter remaining. Transfer this mixture to a large bowl. Using a rubber scraper, stir in the buttermilk, just until the dough comes together. (If it seems a bit dry, add the additional tablespoon of buttermilk.) Do not overmix. Turn the dough out onto a piece of parchment paper that has been lightly dusted with flour.
Dust your hands with flour and gently pat the dough into a rectangular shape. Use your rolling pin to roll the dough approximately ¼“ thick. Cut out 32 circles of dough. Brush the outside edge of 16 circles with a bit of egg wash. Place a generous teaspoon of cold Meyer lemon filling in the center of each egg washed circle. Top each circle of filled dough with a round of dough, gently sealing the edges together. Place the filled biscuits on a parchment lined baking sheet and brush them with egg wash. Bake on the middle shelf of the pre-heated 375 degree oven for about 20-25 minutes, until golden.


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Siglap V is a luxury penthouse/condomenium located directly opposite Siglap Centre. This location is a 20 minutes drive along the ECP to the Singapore Central Business District(CBD). Here are a couple of quick pointers about Siglap V.
1. High Expat Tenancy Area and Resale.
Because of its excellent location and eastern environment close to East Coast Part, Parkway Shopping Centre and English speaking residents, Siglap V will be attractive to expats. If you’re planning to get a unit that allows you to not only enjoy high rental yield and good resale (the Intergrated Resort is just 20 minutes drive away), Siglap-V is a potential choice.
There’re many places to have dinner and supper in Siglap area. From the food center at East Coast Park a short drive away, to walking over to Siglap Center for a quick meal. All the local Pizza Huts, Seafood, Chicken Rice, Famous Katong Laksa, Katong Prawn Noodles are located in this area. The nearest shopping center is Parkway Parade about 10 minutes drive away.
The nearby schools are St Patrick’s Secondary, Tao Nan Pri, CHIJ Katong Convent, Victoria Junior College, Victoria School, Haig Girls School.
The closest MRT is Kembangan MRT. You will need to take a feeder bus service from the MRT to Siglap V.
Perhaps its main attraction because this is where you can overlook the sea while you swim or sunbathe. The pool stretches along the length of the penthouses and its a great feeling swimming in its infinity pool at the top of the world with the sea in the far horizon. The Siglap V pool is of sufficient length to get a good swimming workout.

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Email Forwarding - find when it can be useful and how to activate it from your website hosting account.
With an email forwarding enabled for any specific address, all incoming messages will be forwarded to a third-party e-mail address which you have picked although the latter won't be in the list of recipients and also, the sender will not be aware where their email goes. You can use such a function if you have numerous email addresses since it will likely be more convenient to get all of the inbound emails in just a single mailbox instead of logging in and out of numerous ones all the time or configuring a number of mail boxes in an email app. In case you have a company or an organization, the email forwarding is a way to check all e-mails received by different divisions for improved coordination. You could also use this feature the other way around - an e-mail sent to a general mailbox can be sent to several people.
You are able to forward any email hosted through our system to one or more third-party addresses in no time if you have a cloud website hosting package with our company. The option can be activated and deactivated in the Emails part of the Hepsia Control Panel whenever you want and you will be able to view a list of all emails where your messages will be forwarded to. Additionally, you will have the option to keep a duplicate of the incoming messages on our server and have a backup in case that you remove anything from the remote email address. This feature can be very practical if there is a temporary problem with the other mailbox. Provided that it really is enabled so we make a copy of all of the email messages being relayed through our servers, you won't risk sacrificing messages.
With a semi-dedicated server plan from us, it requires just a couple of mouse clicks to forward one of your email addresses managed in your account to a third-party email address. It is possible to achieve this through the feature-rich Email Manager section of the Hepsia Hosting Control Panel and during the task you could also choose if a copy of your email messages must be kept on our servers or not. The aforementioned feature is optional, but valuable because you will have a backup of your incoming messages, so regardless of whether something happens with the other mailbox, you simply won't lose any data. You'll be able to enable or deactivate the forwarding for every mailbox whenever you want and forward the emails to several email addresses if you wish. Additionally, you will be capable to see a list of all the mailboxes that are being forwarded as well as where the email messages are being forwarded to.