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With a recent move from the city to the suburbs, our car is almost as much a home to our family as the new house. Sure, we drove before, but now we're constantly on the move, on all types of roads, and in all conditions. I always liked to think of myself as a safe driver who never speeds, but confronted with the notion of having my driving behavior recorded—in this case, through the KnowYourDrive program from American Family Insurance—I had to admit my propensity for applying a lead foot to an open road. In the battle between denial and hard data, data wins every time.
KnowYourDrive requires you to install a plug-in adaptor to your car's OBDII port; that adaptor monitors your driving behavior—tracking information like speed or hard braking—and allows you to track your habits through a smartphone app called Automatic. The better driver you are, according to AFI, the more likely you are to receive a discount on your insurance. The process was pretty simple, and the information was eye opening.
Getting started was simple. After registering with an agent, the device arrived in the mail within a few weeks. The device itself is small; it looks almost like a mini version of an old-school Atari game cartridge. (I may be dating myself.) I downloaded the Automatic app, which offered step-by-step instructions to install and connect the tracker to a small fuse box located below the steering wheel. After a lot of beeping and humming, the app instructed me to sync the device to my phone. The syncing took a little longer than I expected, so I just left it in the car and went about my business at home for a bit. When I returned, it was done and ready to roll.
The AFI Automatic tracking device.
There are plenty of driving trackers out there, but I liked that this one rewarded good behavior with a potential reduction in one's insurance premium—and it’s far easier than attending a defensive driving course for a similar discount. It also gives an idea of how your car is performing, with alerts for maintenance issues and fuel efficiency.
Once the device is installed and synched, all you need to do is drive. I was able to access reports that tracked my speed, sudden braking, and rapid accelerations. It also included location data, so I knew when and where I was on my best, and my worst, driving behavior—or if it was my husband who gunned it a little too often.
Each trip the car makes is recorded on the device and can be reviewed on the app. However, you are not able to view the data in real time. At the end of each week, Automatic calculates the vehicle’s driving stats, breaking down the distance traveled, with route and map data; the duration of each trip along with average speed; a chart with the number of hard brakes and rapid accelerations; as well as the fuel efficiency and cost per mile. There's also a section that keeps a log of any mechanical issues with the vehicle. Once enough data is recorded, you are notified of the projected discount on your premium.
If you are an American Family Insurance policyholder, the adaptor comes free with a five-percent introductory car insurance discount, which is then adjusted during an evaluation period.
The KnowYourDrive discount is also vehicle-specific, so if you have multiple cars each one is evaluated individually, and the discount applied accordingly.
If you're an American Family policyholder and you want a record of your driving habits in an effort to be safer and smarter on the road, this is a pretty cool tool. There's no extra cost, just free information. And If you have young new drivers at home, this can help show how they're measuring up—and possibly help alleviate the premium increase applied to young drivers.
Sure, there are real-time GPS trackers out there, but they cost money or require a monthly subscription. If you want simple monitoring and information, this is a good first step. Having a clear record of how you drive, and seeing where you can be smarter and safer on the road, might just be enough to steer you away from those bad habits. If you need a bit more enticement, well, that's where the potential discount comes in.

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Andrew Adonis, campaigning politician, academic, and author decided that as he’d rather overlooked our corner of the West Country thus far, he’d pay a call and shoehorn a visit to Taunton into his whistle-stop tour. As a result, on Saturday 16th March Somerset LOVEs Europe hosted his ‘Brexit Day Is Cancelled’ talk at an open-to-all forum here in the heart of our county town. The meeting was attended by a full house comprising interested members of the public and seasoned supporters alike.
Lord Adonis knows his way around Westminster for sure and now he knows his way around the highways and byways of the UK too! Having made it his business to visit the 100 most staunchly Brexit backing areas of this country he listened and learnt – a lot. The resulting dossier of very real grievances voiced by the people that he met urgently and very obviously needs to be addressed, but those issues can be much better resolved by Britain remaining in the EU, where the top task should be to promote social justice and reform.
So began Andrew’s energetic, seemingly around-the-clock endeavour to ensure that Britain would remain within the European Union. Yesterday saw him rocking up to the County Cricket Club on the No 54 bus from Yeovil via a mini, scenic expedition through some of Somerset’s towns and villages.
Lord Adonis was introduced to us all by Somerset LOVEs Europe Chair Sherri Dingle who kept the formalities brief in order to allow maximum time with Andrew. He opened by reminding us that being a member of the EU was an accepted, conventional position prior to the 2016 Referendum, but is one now rendered radical because the goalposts have been shifted around us. He pressed home the fact that so much time and so many resources have been squandered on Brexit when they might have been used to tackle issues that were justifiably found to be at the heart of so much discontent, such as homelessness and the funding struggle related to the NHS.
The mixed blessings of the media in all its forms became a hot topic for questions afterwards with the BBC coming in for much criticism from the floor for its failure to challenge the lies and disinformation peddled without qualms, by so many. We listened to the sorry tale of the evolution of the government’s narrative, that witnessed the Prime Minister in particular appeasing the right-wing within her Party and it was noted that over a very short period the 52% became the 100% and the 48% became the 0% with the overall situation growing ever worse as the lack of detail and absence of a long term plan could no longer be denied.
The Backstop was fulsomely explained in all its reason and necessity. Flagged up were the inherent dangers to peace in Northern Ireland that might ensue without it or without something very like it. At the heart of the peace, an open border between NI and The Republic of Ireland is to be found. Reinstatement of a hard border would only recreate old divisions, which would in turn foster crime such as smuggling, undoubtedly to be run by modern day paramilitary organisations for the purposes of raising funds and as a means of controlling the population at large.
The £39 Billion divorce bill was dissected to reveal not an arbitrary figure plucked from thin air, but rather a total sum required to cover the obligations that this country must acknowledge, as it must fund the UK pensions of EU workers to date, monies committed and owed to farmers going forward and costs for infrastructure projects started but not completed, to name but a few. The EU will never negotiate any kind of trade deal if we default on obligations legally accrued. Andrew made clear that World Trade Organisation terms are not a viable option; no other country follows this model without painstakingly negotiating enhanced deals with partners on a one to one basis. With market volumes halving as distance doubles is it any wonder that near neighbours form the foundation of every nation’s most beneficial and profitable trading activities? Yet Leave supporters want to take us out of our enhanced trading zones!
So, what are we to make of next week and the ongoing developments in Parliament? Edge of the seat entertainment it may be at times, but we all recognise that under the original terms of Article 50 our time is running out. Andrew expounded his view that Theresa May’s Meaningful Vote 3 would not be passed if held and he did expect that it would be put before The Commons once more. He also anticipates that it will be defeated, though nothing is certain amidst the amorphous throng of our MPs with their ever changing allegiances and loyalties.
Hence we arrive at the extension to Article 50, which we hope will lead us in the direction of a 2nd Referendum. This will be the surest way to ‘seal a deal’, having also listened to the concerns of the 52%. We need to carry on emailing to our MPs, even ones that we see as hopeless. We need to be organised. We need to make the right arguments for Remain and to campaign relentlessly. We need to encourage our young people to mobilise, and crucially right now, we need to gather in London to Put It To The People on 23rd March.
We sent Andrew on his way with a bottle of Somerset Cider Brandy. We hope it made up for the fact that we kept him so long that he missed his train!
Armed with hope, optimism, passion and belief we need to demonstrate that there simply is no good reason for leaving.

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Do you feel your life could be enriched by embracing the love of God, meeting others who share your beliefs and values and expressing your passions through music and the creative arts?
If you’re aged between 13 and 19 years old then the NGM Summer School Boot Camp could be just what you’re looking for.
New Generation Music (NGM) is a creative group of artistic talent with a deep Christian emphasis. We use different artistic and creative mediums to serve the Church and surrounding community.
Founded by Nancy Goudle in 1989, NGM is a social community where people with shared beliefs and values can come together to express their love for God through music and other forms of creative expression.
We hold unique training programmes for various artists including: singers, dancers, musicians and musical theatre performers. One of our most popular annual training events is the Boot Camp – Summer School.
The Summer School is an intensive, week-long boot camp held in August for 13 – 19 year olds.
Learn a new creative craft such as music, dance or performing.
Share your passion for God with like-minded individuals.
The chance to perform in front of friends and family at the end of week spectacular.
The Summer School is ideal for teenagers who have creative flair and a passion for the arts. If you have enthusiasm for learning and want more spiritual positivity in your life then the boot camp will give you the opportunity to make new friends and share your love of God and creative passion with others.
The Summer school is held at NGM’s Caedmon Complex in Bristol. Our state-of-the-art facility features a dance studio, performance venue and training rooms.
Be assured you won’t be bored!
Past students have described the Boot Camp as a ‘life-changing’ and ‘unforgettable’ experience. NGM Summer School promotes positivity and self-confidence. You’ll have the freedom to be yourself, express who you are through your creativity and gain self-belief through a faith in your own talents and in the love of God.
You’ll receive a warm welcome from a caring community who are committed to helping your positivity for life shine through. If you want to make new friends and learn a new creative skill while embracing your passion for God, then give the NGM Boot Camp – Summer School a try.
Visit our website for more information and enrolment details.


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Report Published: "Tissue and Hygiene in Poland"
Boston, MA -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/09/2014 -- Most of the product categories within tissue and hygiene, such as incontinence, nappies/diapers/pants, sanitary protection and toilet paper, are regarded as necessity items, being consumed on a regular basis when needed. This in turn positively affects demand and helps underpin sales. Therefore overall sales of tissue and hygiene in Poland recorded positive increase in both retail value and volume terms during 2013.
Euromonitor International's Tissue and Hygiene in Poland report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data 2009-2013, allowing you to identify the sectors driving growth. It identifies the leading companies, the leading brands and offers strategic analysis of key factors influencing the market - be they new product developments, distribution or pricing issues. Forecasts to 2018 illustrate how the market is set to change.

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Bathtub reglazing services in Marietta, OH can do wonders when it comes to improving the overall look of your bathroom so you get the kind of updated aesthetic you want. By getting your bathtub reglazed you will be able to prevent future damage and repairs, which in turn will actually save you quite a bit of money over the years. If you want to avoid paying more than you have to in bathtub repairs, you will definitely want to look into hiring professionals from DataHand for Marietta bathtub reglazing services as soon as possible.
By taking advantage of Marietta bathtub reglazing services you will also be increasing the value and appeal of your home if and when you ever decide to sell it. These services are perfect for anyone who has a bathtub that is currently faded or discolored, and they are typically inexpensive. During the reglazing process an acid is applied to prevent peeling as well as chipping later on, so you can count on your bathtub to stay in prime condition for a very long time. Anyone who wants to update their bathroom for a more modern look will definitely want to think about paying for professional bathtub reglazing services in Marietta, OH because of all the benefits that come with them.

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We are a team of volunteer parents, friends and family contributing behind the scenes to the success of the association as a whole.
We work as a team, respect all we interact with, and give our time to help wherever it is needed.
If you are interested in getting involved by applying to one of the positions listed below, please email [email protected] no later than April 21, 2019.
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The 7 Minute Life creator of The 7 Minute Life Daily Planner will help you to organize your life in just 7 minutes a day. This 270 page, spiral planner sells for $24.95 and is a great tool for business women, busy moms, homeschoolers and more.
Check out this video for an overview of the concept of this planner.
My first thought when I saw this was that it would be best geared for 'professional' moms. For those who go to work each day and have a 'career' other than homeschooling. But the more I thought about it, and watched the video, I realized that the main idea behind the 7 minute planner really can be utilized by anyone.
The planner starts you out with some ways to get your prioritized and your goals set. Rather than just jump into 'another planner', the 7 Minute Life Daily Planner strives to teach you new ways of organization. I started with prioritizing what is most important to me. Then taking those priorities and discovering my purpose. That is going to look different for each person, just like the goals will and then the daily planning.
By looking at these priorities, I was able to take the top ones and set my purpose and goals. Fortunately most of them lined up with my job as Mom and Home School Teacher!
With the priorities I was able to start figuring out some personal goals in the next 90 days. I jotted just a couple down to get started. I didn't want to overwhelm myself with goals from the start, something I tend to do very easily.
There are additionally places for financial goals and life goals. I really appreciated the several pages of Unfinished Work Tasks to add those things that you can't fit in the 5 items to accomplish before 11 am.
The idea is to take 7 minutes the night before and plan out your planning page. Choose the 5 things you will do before 11am, decide on what 'life connections' you will work on, list your unfinished tasks you hope to tackle for the day. There is also a space for appointments, thank you notes, voice mail information, and more. As a stay home mom I didn't find it necessary to use the voice mail or the appointments much, but there were days I did.
It was hard for me to figure out what to get done before 11. My 'job' as a homeschool teacher certainly wouldn't be done before then. I couldn't break up the kids school to accomplish before the 11 hour. I chose those little things that creep into my mind just as I am going to sleep. Those annoying things that I need to jot down, to not forget. Ordering a copy of a book, making a print out of something, returning a quick phone call, taking meat out for dinner. Those small things that add up and make life seem too cluttered. This has been so helpful to me to be able to jot them down for the next day, and forget about them!!
The planner is geared for 90 days of use, rather than a year. You will need to plan ahead and purchase your next book before your 90 days runs out. I would love to see at least 6 months in the planner, but it would just be huge. It is already 270 pages with a 90 day planner. Just a bit too large if you add more pages to it.
I choose to only use the planner on week days rather than the week end. I feel that I can 'wing it' better on the weekend and don't have to plan things out as much. As long as I am getting some of the unfinished tasks done during the week, I can have a pretty relaxing weekend.
I think I have said it once, but again for emphasis.. this is not just another planner. It is a new system of planning and getting organized based on your priorities and goals. It is a way of minimizing your stress and 'to do' lists by planning ahead in a short amount of time by realizing your potential.
Simplify is key here. I did note that some of my time is spent doing things that aren't working toward the goal. That really made me think about how I organize my day and if some of those 'unnecessary' things aren't sabotaging my day.
Click the banner below to see what other Crew Members thought of The 7 Minute Life Daily Planner.
We at T7ML would like to take the time to thank you for your time and honest feedback on our planner. You are absolutely right. It is NOT just another planner. It is a way to fulfill your life's purpose and reach your goals.


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Are you and your company are in need of an experienced attorney's solid business litigation skill to settle a long-standing dispute? Would a successful real estate lawyer's counsel serve to clear up your current property problems? Are you finally ready to attend to the long overdue estate planning responsibilities that your family and friends are counting on?
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IF you happen to come across a backbone lying around somewhere, chances are it belongs to Joseph Lieberman, who lost his shortly after signing on as Al Gore's running mate. At least that's what many of the nation's pundits were saying last week as;the Connecticut senator backpedaled, prevaricated and obfuscated his way through the Democratic National Convention.
In a particularly devastating analysis piece (bitingly titled"A Retooled Lieberman Stands By His Master"), the veteran New York Times political reporter R.W. Apple Jr. noted that since "Mr. Gore has a bit of a reputation for flip-flopping and corner-cutting on issues like abortion and trade," it had been hoped by campaign strategists that Lieberman "would lend the ticket some stand-by-your-guns luster."
But "much of that [luster],' Apple warned, "could be lost if the senator seemed to be bending to political expediency at this stage."
Sam Schulman, columnist for the New York Press and JewishWorldReview.com, beheld Lieberman's strenuous political contortions and was compelled to ask: "What price Jewish values if within a week Senator Lieberman has changed course on virtually every one of his core ideas in pursuit of his political ambitions?"
"Move the U.S. Embassy. to Jerusalem? Well he doesn't think so anymore.
"Is affirinative action an insult to human dignity? No, today racial preferences seem fine, says Lieberman's own spokesman, Dan Gerstein.
"Lieberman had argued' for years that a partial privatization of Social Security would increase its return and value. Does he still think so? Oh, 'not anymore,' a Lieberman adviser told reporters.
"Lieberman had - championed the idea of - school vouchers to enable every parent to seek the best education for his children. Now he has dropped the idea."
And then, in stiletto-sharp prose, Schulman posed a pair of stinging questions: "Which set of ideas was it that Senator Lieberman's Jewish values informed: the ideas he advocated before he was nominated for vice president, or the now ideas he has just signed on to? Or is it that a man who abandons his convictions in order to grab a political plum has no values at all?"
In an equally stinging column last Friday, Sidney Zion (whose recent move to the New York Post further weakens the increasingly lame New York Daily News) warned, "Don't let his yarmulke fool you, Joe Lieberman is no great backer of Israel. His Senate record reveals a man who has trimmed his sails more than a little to satisfy Bill Clinton and his pro-Palestinian Jewish advisers in the State Department and National Security Council."
Lieberman's dizzying about-face on moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, his sudden urge to meet with Louis Farrakhan and his sticky-sweet valentine to Buchanan have, wrote Zion, "made some Jews stop kvelling in their tractates over the first Jew to make a major-party national ticket."


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Alternative Data Group was founded by and employs Asset Management and Hedge Fund veterans with the sole mission to help our clients integrate Alternative Data into their investment process and identify investment opportunities not visible to the average manager.
We build internal, proprietary products for funds using Alternative Data. Our clients tap into our deep expertise of extracting alpha from unstructured, highly-dimensional data.
Our analytics suits has been built over the last decade of working with Alternative Data. Our analytics are available via an API to drastically reduce the effort and cost of data wrangling.
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We work with our clients to establish a long-lasting, competitive advantage in extracting investment insights from Alternative Data.

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BEAR LAKE SURFING WHILE DAD'S STUCK AT "WORK"
-Erin and the boys show you what a day of fun looks like while dad "slaves away" as Juanito Bandito at Pickleville. What a summer we're having!
-Blessing day for Baby Drew!
THOMAS HACKED MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL - PICKLEVILLE/BANDITO REVIEW VIDEO!
-2 minutes of unbelievable trick shots by the kiddos, which took forever to get on film!
-We use the drone to get some sweet shots of the fam riding across this road in a secret canal flume in the middle of nowhere - I wish we could go back right now!
-4th of July fun with fam and friends!
-Hilarious, scripted video based on our observation that there is a lot of "floppiness" in professional soccer. Some hilarious jokes and incredible acting in this one!
-Short, silly video we made the first day we got our drone!
-While the boys compete in a basketball tournament in SLC, the cast opens Tarzan at the playhouse.
SCOOTER TRICKS ON A SUNDAY FUNDAY!
FREEZING COLD RIVER - WOULD YOU JUMP?
A $300 PAIR OF SHOES???
HOW DID YOU GET TO PICKLEVILLE?
WHAT WILL I LEAVE BEHIND WHEN I'M GONE?
HE GOT THE DUB - a vlog day!
DAD LETS SON PLAY FORTNITE ALL DAY!
Older PostSUMMER VIDEO/SOCIAL MEDIA INTERN WANTED!

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The governors, staff, children and parents are justifiably very proud of the excellent standard of dress of our children in St Mary’s and ask for your support to maintain this high standard.
Grey trousers, grey skirt /culottes /trousers or pinafore, white shirt/ blouse or polo shirt, white/grey socks or white/grey tights, school sweatshirt/cardigan.
•	School sweatshirts, cardigans, polo shirts, polo dresses, fleeces, coats P.E. kits and hats are available from RAM Leisure, Whitegate Industrial Estate, Wrexham.
•	All children should have clearly labelled clothes, bags (not too large as cloakroom space is limited). Reading book bags and P.E. bags are also available from RAM Leisure.


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I am pleased to announce the release of pyDome, a geodesic dome designer written in Python. The software is freely available on GitHub at https://github.com/badassdatascience/pyDome. User modification of the code is encouraged.
In a previous post (http://badassdatascience.com/2012/04/15/geodesic-dome-design-part-1/), I described the procedure for calculating a geodesic dome’s vertices and chords for a class one dome. pyDome implements that procedure.
In the future pyDome will output X3D format as well.
Future versions will offer enhanced bill of materials information such as hub angles.

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According to reports, some Zenith Bank staff of their Ilupeju Branch in Lagos have been nabbed for Cornering one billion naira belonging to their Customer -An aviation company.
According to inside sources who spilled to a reporter ”They transferred the money to the account of one Mallam that changes money in Abuja and then physically picked up the money in Dollars and pounds from him and returned to Lagos.
A few Months later the Alhaji was arrested and after a few days in detention, he was taken to the Bank where he identified one of the men who had come to collect the Forex in cash from him and they were rounded up and are presently being investigated.
Sources reveal that the deed was done with a Lebanese who worked in the Aviation company but is presently on the run.
One of the Bank Staff has also allegedly used his share to buy a house somewhere on the Island.
The case is discussed as a grape vine in Zenith Bank branches whilst investigations go on….


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Layout Archives - Page 63 of 66 - Pebbles, Inc.
It’s so easy to transition themed lines into use on unrelated projects. Today Designer Samantha Taylor is showcasing how she used our Valentine’s Day themed Yours Truly collection to create a layered layout featuring her anniversary dinner.
If you’ve fallen in love with Yours Truly, but don’t usually go out for Valentine’s Day, don’t worry it can be used for so many other love themed layouts, too!
I used Yours Truly to create a layout from my and my husband’s 9 year anniversary dinner. What better than a love centered Valentine’s themed collection to scrap the love I have for this man after 9 years together.
One of the things we really love about our designers is how well we get to know them and their family…through photos! Today Designer Candace Zentner is sharing a fun Valentine’s Day layout featuring one of her sweet girls.
Hey Pebbles fans! Today I am here to share a double layout that I am super excited about. The Yours Truly line has been one of my favorite collections and I cannot stop playing with all the paper and fun embellishments!
As soon as I saw this paper and the color scheme I knew that I had to create a layout with some pictures I took of my daughter. I am so happy this collection has a splash of blue in it – I get a little tired of using only traditional holiday colors!
I am so in love with the chunky glitter on these gorgeous Thickers! I almost couldn’t even use them they are so pretty!!
I always love to journal on my layouts and the mini envelopes and a card from the phrase card pad made the perfect little place to write a note to my daughter.
Another phrase card and some pretty rhinestones flower centers were the perfect touch on the second page of my spread.
The Yours Truly Collection is so great for projects for Valentine’s Day as well as other occasions! I can see myself using it all year round!
Today Designer Suzanna Lee is showcasing how you can create a holiday layout without using themed papers and lines. We love the unique ways she’s created a true Valentine’s Day layout using fall papers!
We don’t really celebrate Valentine’s day in my household as it’s commonly referred to as St Hallmark’s Day. I believe and try to instill in my children that sharing and showing our love for loved ones ought to happen every day in small tokens and actions. Sure, the occasional grand gesture is nice but it oughtn’t be expected. We do make and send out little love notes as it’s what kids do, I don’t want them to feel left out.
Today I’m sharing an 8.5×11 horizontal layout with you that reflects back upon the opening of those innocent little messages, the days of a whole class being friendly and sharing friendly messages. Sure, Pebbles has a Valentine’s collection but you will have seen a lot of that lately. You don’t have to have a particularly themed collection to document a particular event!
Our common associations with Valentine’s day are flowers, chocolate and love letters, all of which are included on this layout. Chippies flowers from the From Me to You collection, an envelope of letters in the form of a picture and the chocolates are in the pictures! I feel I captured it all in a very masculine way that doesn’t scream red hot love!
When I get organized and find all the Valentine’s that I know I have saved somewhere, they will fit in the pocket that I created behind the picture, where the glassine bag sits nestled. I know I’m not the only one who collects all this ephemera only to be unable to locate it when the time of usefulness arrives! It will be found (some day…) and there will be a home for it!
Are you current on your scrapbooking, or do you skip around a bit? We’re constantly working with what inspires us most and today we’re excited to share a wedding layout created by Designer Becky Williams. It’s a bit of a blast from the past and we LOVE it!
The “Yours Truly” collection is such a beautiful one! I really like the mix of red and pink with aqua and chalkboard tones.
Most of the time I scrap pictures of my children so it was fun to use this line to scrapbook an old picture of me and my husband on our wedding day many years ago.
The stripes were zigzags- that is a little hard to see now that the picture is covering them up. The phrase cards are my favorite part of the collection and I thought this one was a great finishing touch for my page.
There are few things more fun than sitting down at a table with all of your supplies to create a page layout featuring the ones you love most. Today Designer Kim Jeffress is sharing a beautiful Valentine’s Day layout that will encourage you to sit down, pull out your supplies and get your scrap on!
I couldn’t go past this photo of my family all squished together when looking to create a Valentines Day layout.
These 3 people are my world and the perfect place to start when making a layout about the people that I love!


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I was invited to speak at a Youth Careers Evening where two of my Fab5 would be in attendance. In other words, the possibility of embarassing my children was very real.


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14 days to recharge your body, mind, and spirit!
It’s hard to believe that it is almost September! Most of us by now are finally getting back into the routine of school, work, fall activities or whatever else occupies our days during this fall season.
With September right around the corner and things falling back into a steady routine, NOW is the time to refocus your health priorities. September is the perfect month to make and achieve a new goal. Let’s take these last few days of August to really prepare our minds and hearts and get ready to reach new goals in September. Research has shown that it takes at least 30 days to set a new habit, so let’s be thinking about new healthy habits that we can implement into our lives in the coming month. I would love for you to take the next few days to be thinking and praying about a specific goal that you would like to reach. Write it down, make it specific, and make it realistic!
At Transfit we are setting our clients up with 3 goals: Drink 8-10 glasses of water daily, stretch and breathe deeply at least 5 minutes daily, and then one personal goal specially for you. My hope is that each of you would strive for these goals this month. YES you can! You are more than capable- I believe in you!!
30 days may seem daunting but let me encourage you. Defining your goal and taking it one day at a time is the secret to success. I would love to help motivate you and see you reach new goals and develop new, life-long habits THIS MONTH! One of the easy ways to do this is through a new plan I am releasing called “14 day Recharge”. This plan jump starts your month with 14 days of clean eating nutrition plans, 14 daily workouts and inspiration to build a solid foundation for you body, mind and spirit as we go into this new month. This plan is perfect to set you on the right track for success with your goals.
Here at Transfit we have also been preparing for something big for the month of September – the release of our new website!!
My hope is that through this website you will be encouraged daily and be able to easily navigate through every service we hope to provide. It is my prayer that this website will be a blessing to you and that you will be able to use it to make a complete and total transformation, body mind and spirit and share it with others so they can achieve that transformation as well.
Finally, let me just take this time to thank you all. You have all been alongside Transfit as this business has grown and evolved, and it is because of you that this new website is possible. So thank you from the bottom of my heart, and I hope that you can be blessed, encouraged, and motivated through using this new site!

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Self-esteem is your overall attitude and sense of worth about yourself; low self-esteem may develop independently or be a symptom of another disorder. Chronic feelings of low self-esteem should be taken seriously, because they can become more intense over time and progressively invade nearly every aspect of your life.
Self-esteem is your overall attitude and sense of worth about yourself; low self-esteem may develop independently or be a symptom of another disorder. Chronic feelings of low self-esteem should be taken seriously, because they can become more intense over time and progressively invade nearly every aspect of your life. Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) is a practical, solution-focused approach to low self-esteem and other mental health issues.
People with low self-esteem tend to believe that others’ approval of them is dependent on their performance or success. For those who suffer from low self-esteem, even seemingly minor criticism can register as highly personal and have negative emotional effects.
What you encounter through media like television, film and the Internet—and how you perceive what you experience—can also impact your self-esteem. Brain chemistry and hereditary factors are also thought to play roles in your self-esteem.
Low self-esteem may be a sole mental health issue or a symptom of another condition, such as bipolar disorder, or an anxiety disorder. While occasional feelings of low self-worth are normal, chronic low self-esteem may worsen without treatment and eventually lead to major depressive disorder, a severe form of depression that can adversely impact schoolwork, job and relationships, as well as contribute to suicidal thoughts.
CBT has proven a highly effective therapy for coping with low self-esteem and building a positive sense of self. CBT helps you to recognize your beliefs about yourself, your “story” that you live your life around. CBT provides you with the tools you need to develop a balanced view of yourself and to treat yourself and others with more compassion and flexibility.


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At the end of last year, Jannell and I gave you some tips on the best science books to give and get. I didn't wait too long before picking up my favorites, and Zika: The Emerging Epidemic, by Donald G. McNeil, Jr., was at the top of my list. It only took me one Boston to Paris flight to devour it.
This month at BookTalk, Jannell and I rounded up a wish list of books that we're hoping to get and give this holiday season. If you read Jennifer's gift list last week and immediately added Women in Science to your online shopping cart (we did too!), then this list is for you.
Last Christmas, before flying back to France for the holidays, I packed in my luggage a bunch of tees, caps, and toys with the Harvard logo as presents for my favorite nephews and also a book for myself, to take a moment to breathe between the endless family meals. The book I chose was The Death of Cancer by Vincent DeVita. I wish I'd packed more than one book—by the time I arrived in Marseille, I was already done reading it (though not being stuck in Paris' train station for few hours because of the famous French strikes might've helped a little).
One of my favorite things to do on a Saturday afternoon is to walk to the Harvard book store in Cambridge and wander around the aisles. I'm never looking for a particular book, I just love being around them.
I'll never forget the day I arrived in Cambridge, Mass.
It was the end of the coldest winter in Boston's history, and coming from sunny California, I wasn't prepared. My first week in this new town in my empty apartment was a strange mix of joy and tears. Had I made a mistake by leaving my friends and job behind and moving to this frigid city? The night before my first day at Cell Press, I couldn't sleep, but I was ready to start this new chapter in my life.

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Sav-Way was established in 1994 by Scott Landrum when he purchased his first convenience store location in Simpsonville, SC. Since then the business has grown into a family operated company with eight locations and over 40 employees. Sav-Way was recently recognized as Retailer of the Year by the South Carolina Association of Convenience Stores. We are truly humbled by this award driving us to push even harder to maintain our commitment to those around us. The goals and objectives of Sav-Way is providing excellent customer service through product availability, competitive pricing, and an overall convenient experience.
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Understanding the simple fact customer service is the momentum behind our success is imperative. We genuinely believe Sav-Way is “where customers are treated like family.” As a result, the company is always looking to add enthusiastic, eager, and honest people to our family dynamic. In today’s society you can ride down just about any road and see signs advertising employment. Therefore, there are ample opportunities for those of you to find a job, but Sav-Way is the place where you can find a home also.
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Former New York Times columnist Richard Rothstein has published a powerful book at a critical moment. We find ourselves poised on the brink of change, but just at this moment, we seem to be wavering. In my view, No Child Left Behind was a dismal failure. Nonetheless as we go forward some leaders seem bound and determined to preserve many of its most destructive elements. In Grading Education: Getting Accountability Right, Rothstein has come along just in time to remind us what we should be focused on.
If we can agree that all of these goals are important, then we arrive at the first problem with our current accountability system. It is focused almost entirely on academic skills and knowledge and even that is primarily in the areas of reading and math. Rothstein points out that when we reward one set of outcomes above others, unrewarded outcomes suffer. I see this firsthand in the poorer elementary schools in my district, where many teachers report they lack instructional time for science because of the pressure to boost reading and math.
If we hope to use tests for school or teacher accountability, we might be tempted to ignore the unreliability of any single student’s score and assume that some students’ good days would offset other students’ bad days; then, the average results for an entire grade or class would be accurate, a fair indication of schools’ and teachers’ effectiveness even if individual student scores could not provide such an indication. In any survey or assessment, the larger the number of students tested, the more likely it is that erratic scores will cancel each other out in an average. But as it turns out, most schools are too small to support statistical confidence that childrens’ good and bad days will average out with a single test.
Inadequate schools are only one reason disadvantaged children perform poorly. They come to school under stress from high-crime neighborhoods and economically insecure households. Their low-cost day-care tends to park them before televisions, rather than provide opportunities for developmentally appropriate play. They switch schools more often because of inadequate housing and rents rising faster than parents' wages. They have greater health problems, some (like lead poisoning or iron-deficiency anemia) directly depressing cognitive ability, and some causing more absenteeism or inattentiveness. Their households include fewer college-educated adults to provide rich intellectual environments, and their parents are less likely to expect academic success. Nearly 15 percent of the black-white test-score gap can be traced to differences in housing mobility, and 25 percent to differences in child- and maternal-health.
Yet contemporary test-based accountability policies that establish the goal of all students being proficient require that school improvement alone -- higher expectations, better teachers, improved curriculum, and more testing -- should raise all children to high levels of achievement, poised for college and professional success. Natural human variability would still distinguish children, but these distinctions would have nothing to do with family disadvantage. If true, there really would be no reason for progressive housing or health and economic policies. The nation's social and economic problems would take care of themselves, by the next generation.
Teachers of children who come to school hungry, scared, abused, or ill, consider this absurd. But increasingly, in our test-based accountability environment, pronouncements of politicians and some educational leaders intimidate teachers from acknowledging the obvious. Instead, teachers are expected to repeat the mantra "all children can learn," a truth carrying the false implication that the level to which children learn has nothing to do with their starting points. Teachers are warned that any mention of children's socioeconomic disadvantages only "makes excuses" for teachers' own poor performance.
Of course, there are better and worse schools and better and worse teachers. Of course, some disadvantaged children excel more than others. But our federal and state test-based accountability policies, anchored to the demand for a single standard of proficiency for all students, regardless of background, have turned these obvious truths into the fantasy that teachers can wipe out socioeconomic differences among children simply by trying harder.
Denouncing schools as the chief cause of American inequality -- in academic achievement, thus in the labor market, and thus in life generally -- stimulates cynicism among teachers who are expected to act on a theory they know to be false. Many dedicated and talented teachers are abandoning education; they may have achieved exceptional results with disadvantaged children, but with state and federal proficiency bars set so impossibly high, even these teachers are labeled failures.
The continuation of the rhetoric of test-based accountability will also erode support for public education. Under pressure, educators now publicly vow they can eliminate achievement gaps, but they will inevitably fall short. When these educators then fail to fulfill the impossible expectations they themselves have endorsed, the reasonable conclusion can only be that they and their colleagues in public education are hopelessly incompetent.
But the question remains -- how can schools be held accountable for the outcomes we value? Next week I will explore how Rothstein and his co-authors, Rebecca Jacobsen and Tamara Wilder, have proposed an alternative to the current test-driven approach.
UPDATE: My friend teacherken has just posted an excellent interview with Rothstein, Jacobsen and Wilder on his blog at DailyKos.
What do you think? Do you agree with Rothstein's list of outcomes? Is his indictment of test-driven accountability well-founded?
Good points about teachers being held accountable for learning factors that are beyond their control, i.e., home factors. In our district, we are asked to concentrate our teaching on "bubble kids". Kids who are partially proficient but within 15 or so points of proficient. The implied message is that these kids can be pushed to proficient, but the others can't be. My thinking is, "don't all kids deserve my best teaching?" irregardless of their state test scores?
"Less obvious is the incentive also to ignore children sufficiently below proficiency that even constant drill won't pull them across the finish line. Under NCLB rules, because all children were eventually (by 2014) expected to pass, ignoring poorer performers should, in the long run, have been counterproductive. But the NCLB Act placed no premium on the long run. Teachers and principals didn't worry about punishment a decade hence when they may not still be around. And since most educators considered the 2014 goal absurd, they had good reason to expect its abandonment, further reducing incentives to worry about the lowest performing students."
As TThompson says, all students deserve the best teaching, and the best teaching uncovers where they are and moves them forward. This is not based on an arbitrary definition of where they must be, AKA "tough standards." It is based on where they actually are, as a skilled teacher will soon find out through the use of formative assessments.
An even more insidious byproduct of the NCLB approach is that children who are deemed "proficient" don't get the same amount of attention. Where are the extensions for them? Where are the opportunities for enrichment? Gone, under NCLB. After all, why should we waste time on proficient and advanced students? We're already done with them.
I think it is admirable, however, curiously optimistic to say "all children can learn." One of our goals should be to teach students, as early as kindergarten, how to learn; teach them a love for learning.
As a teacher in low income schools, it has been my experience that students who grow up in low-income households don't often have dreams that exceed their present circumstances. They see their parents doing okay on welfare, so they will be okay on it too. This is the gap we have to close before we can ever begin closing the education achievement gap. We must get people to value education, and teach their children to value it as well. All the teaching strategies and tactics presently being used will have little or no effect until we change the way people view education. Billions of dollars are being wasted on a myriad of educational programs to close the achievement gap when this money could be put to better use somewhere else. The programs we need to implement in our schools should be programs designed to provide choices for students. High school needs to be a place where students can experiment with career choices. By the 11th Grade, students need to take more classes geared for their interests and abilities...not more of the same.
Every year I begin with high expectations for my students, but at the same time I can't ignore their limitations.


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We chose Lanzarote in the Canary Islands as our destination for half term week in February 2018. It was an opportunity for us to get away from the gloomy weather that we have been having in the UK. There have been so many cold, wet and windy days this winter, Debbie and I both felt that we needed to go somewhere that was warm.
Lanzarote was about the only warm destination that we could fly to from our local airports (Southampton or Bournemouth), and we wanted to go somewhere that would be warm enough for us to sit outside and read a book, go to the beach or maybe even swim in the sea.
So take a trip with us, and learn about the island of Lanzarote at the same time, as I throw in some facts about the island as well as details of our holiday.
With Bournemouth only being a small airport, check in, boarding and departure were nice and simple, and the flight, which was with Tui was smooth and uneventful (unlike the return journey, which I will relate later).
Arriving at Arrecife Airport in Lanzarote, it didn’t take long to get off the plane and through immigration. I hope that doesn’t change should the UK leave the EU after Brexit!
The airport at Arrecife is still fairly small and only has a handful of bridges to make boarding and leaving the plane easier, and so we had to exit the plane down stairs and board a bus which took us to the terminal. I have to admit the whole process was really fast and uneventful. The airport management company seem to know what they are doing. I have rarely seen the process of unloading a plane, getting the passengers through immigration, picking up their baggage and out of the airport go smoother, and believe me I have taken plenty of flights in my time!
Picking up our rental car was also fairly straightforward, although the instructions were a little confusing. We chose Plus Car Rentals as their range of cars and prices for an automatic seemed about the best, I wanted an automatic because I prefer to drive one, and knowing how mountainous some of the roads can be in Lanzarote, it was definitely well worth the extra money. The confusion came because we had to pick up our car from the car park outside the terminal, and the location wasn’t signed, as apparently it’s very expensive to have signs (or so we were told). However, we found the right place, thanks to Debbie, and within 5 minutes we were on our way to the apartment that we had rented in the village of Tiagua, which is in the centre of the island.
Unlike some places that we have visited, Lanzarote is really easy when it comes to driving around the island. The road surface is very good throughout the island, with practically no potholes. I assume this is due to their not being any frosts, but I am sure the government is behind this, as locations are generally also well signposted. Traffic also seemed to be fairly light, so no traffic jams, and a pleasant drive everywhere we went added to this being a great week away.
The journey from the airport to this small village in the centre of the island took barely 15 minutes, and we found our apartment easily. It was still light when we arrived as well, which is always a bonus, since when you arrive in a strange place after dark, you have no idea what the area really looks like.
The apartment is above another building around the back of a small restaurant. It’s one of two apartments, and there is a lovely pool right outside the door. The only problem was, that with Lanzarote having the coldest February in over 20 years, it was chilly in the evenings. The temperature was 19C when we arrived, but with the apartment, like most other buildings on the island, being designed to keep you cool out of the sun, it was literally freezing in there. It’s not normal for me to ear socks indoors, but I had to there, and Debbie and I both sat on the couch facing each other with our feet up because the tiled floor was so cold. Thanks to a blanket and a small space heater though, we survived, and the weather did warm up over the week, but it was always cold indoors.
These pictures were taken the morning after we arrived as it was getting too dark by the time I tried to take photos after we arrived. Even so, it was still quite cloudy the next morning, but as you can see it’s a lovely location.
Arriving in Lanzarote on a Sunday evening as it was starting to get dark, and us being tired after our journey, we didn’t really want to go out again, even though we were rather hungry and some warm food would have been nice. Our host was supposed to have left a welcome pack for us, but alas all we found in the apartment was a pack of sweet biscuits, several bananas, and half a dozen satsumas. Fortunately we had bought a couple of packets of crisps with us which we were going to eat on the plane, and so our Sunday evening meal consisted of bananas, oranges, crisps and some sweet biscuits. Hungry, and more than anything frozen in the apartment, we decided to call it a night fairly early and headed to bed.
The following morning we were both starving, and so after a cup of coffee we drove off to find a large Mercadona supermarket in Arrecife that I had located on the map before we left home. This didn’t take long to find, and we left there about half an hour later with loads more food than we should have, the usual story of going grocery shopping on an empty stomach!
We drove back to the apartment, made a hot bacon sandwich with some fresh baked baguettes, had another coffee, and then we were ready to go and explore the island.
Join us for the next part of our trip and learn more about the wonderful island of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands: February 2018 in Lanzarote (part two).
With Christmas fast approaching, and if you live in the USA, Thanksgiving even closer at hand, don’t forget to call those members of your family, or good friends who live abroad over the holiday season. A card only says so much, but a phone call says a whole lot more, and you can make somebody’s day just by giving them a call.
This weekend we spent the day in the Purbeck Hills in Dorset, exploring Corfe Castle, Swanage and the nudist beach at Studland.
Thanks very much for visiting, and I hope you enjoyed reading about Lanzarote. It is a special place isn’t it.
We were there in February and I’m still only about 1/3 of the way through writing the articles unfortunately. Things have been so busy and it takes a while (for me at least) to select and edit the photos and to research content when I need to know more about somewhere.
Now of course other current articles are in need of being penned, but I will be getting back to Lanzarote in the next week or so.
Have you been to Papagayo Beach, near Playa Blanca? We fell in love with it.
Tony, you could be a travel writer! And, I think I could live there … the building looks very well-kept and inviting. Cute apartment. I wonder what a lease there might cost? Glad you “found” the cool place and shared it … I would love to visit someday.
Tony Payne is a Freelance Writer and IT Professional who lives with his wife on the south coast of England.
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Have you ever seen a Smart Car? You know those little tin cans that our supposedly smarter cousins in Europe drive. Anyone who has been to Europe will tell you that the cars are so puny that a person of normal stature can barely get into one. The trunk space is non-existent as is the safety level. Having driven one of the Smart Cars, I can tell you that our European friends are not smarter than us.
Obama wants the average MPG to be 35.5 by 2016. That is the average. I did a bit of research and found that the minuscule Smart 4 Two gets 33 mpg city and 41 mpg highway. Remember that is a puny car. In order to keep that 35.5 average, it seems to me that quite a few of us will have to drive midget cars in order to average out for the trucks that bring us our food, and the trucks that bring workmen to our homes and businesses. Oh, what about those of us who actually want to have kids? Are we going to drive our babies around in a death trap just because it gets high mileage? Remember the numbers above are for the Smart 4 Two. Only 2 people can fit into the trash can. What a joke we are becoming.
Why don't all of the libs who are in favor of this new idea just go out now and buy a super high mileage car? Why must they always inflict their hand wringing on the rest of us before they take action? In every case, libs want to force us to live a certain way that is supposedly good for us, but they never do it until it becomes a law.
Obviously the investment for the next few years will be to purchase big SUV's and trucks and garage them until 2016 when the only cars that will be produced will be the size of the toy cars we drove as kids.
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At the close of the match, both players will probably settle the winning between them. Occasionally, this type of cheating consists of your player and the dealer. Though it is against some regulating or regulating bodies to affiliate with cheat and players throughout the game, there are still dealers which don’t mind doing this. Additionally, there are straightforward cheating methods such as past hand and posting mucking that is used by other players. The past posting could be the sort of cheating in which the players exchanges his smaller processors in to bigger chips later winning. This can only be detected by other players who’ve memories that are sharp. The other hand mucking, however, may be the type of cheating that allows the gamer to change desired cards into less desirable types.
Naturally, it is not only the players which would cheat. Additionally, there are casinos which do. Though, this can be only applicable for non-regulated casinos. But nonetheless, it’s crucial to determine certain cheating practices by a few casinos for precaution functions. One case is for the game of roulette. There are a few casinos that use a rigged roulette wheel. In card games, many traders have a certain way of dealing their cards in a way that a number of cards are not shuffle precisely and render it how it’d been. In the dawn of games, in addition, there are instances that shuffling of combination in the slots game is already quite predictable.
All these are simply some of the things that a new player should be very enthusiastic about. In the majority of casinos nowadays, there are already many security cameras that are placed in the construction for players’ pride and security. At the exact same period, various regulating bodies to the gaming industry ensure appropriate management and reinforcement of laws for the benefit of the clients. But still, despite this assurance, keeping a keen eye continues to be necessary.
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Millennials require transparency. A generation that came of age with information at their fingertips, they are reshaping the way brands communicate their values, their product’s benefits, and even their supply chains. From food to politics, healthcare, and employment, millennials’ “Self, Society, and Planet” ethos drives them to understand how their purchasing decisions impact themselves, their communities, and the environment.
This requires brands to communicate in new ways. Either they embrace transparency and authenticity and retain control of their narrative, or they drive consumers to third-party sources of information that may or may not present them in a positive light. Either they communicate directly with consumers on social media or they are talked about without a seat at the table.
This entry was posted in branding, Consumer Relations, inspiration, Marketing, Public Relations and tagged Chobani, Fitbit, H&M, millennial consumers, Patagonia, transparency on April 15, 2019 by aeidson.
The millennial generation’s “self, society, and planet” ethos has had a big impact on branding and marketing practices. Their primary concern is transparency. As consumers, they want to understand how products are made, where they are sourced, and how they impact the communities that create and consume them. Brands who embrace transparency are able to build trust, convey authenticity, and gain the loyalty of this major demographic.
This entry was posted in Marketing, Public Relations and tagged employment, healthcare, millennial consumers, Millennials, politics, transparency on March 25, 2019 by aeidson.
We recently explored how the millennial generation’s consumer ethos of “self, society, and planet” has impacted other demographics and encouraged brands to become more transparent about their product sourcing and social impact. This shift is perhaps most obvious when it comes to food labeling – after all, this is the generation that saw calorie counts added to fast food menus and prioritizes organic and local ingredients. However, today’s consumers want greater transparency for all products, not just those they literally consume.
In Inc., digital marketing entrepreneur Kenny Kline reports on the Label Insight Transparency ROI study that examines how transparency is vital in building trust with consumers and encouraging brand loyalty.
This entry was posted in Advertising, branding, Consumer Relations, Marketing, Public Policy and tagged labelling, marketing, Millennials, transparency on March 11, 2019 by aeidson.
Millennial Americans, those born between 1981 and 1996, are now the consumer demographic with the greatest spending power. They are a generation that grew up surrounded by rapid technological advancement and came of age at the start of the social media era. They are more likely than previous generations to be multicultural, tech-savvy, and socially engaged. Now, their preferences are shaping how brands market to and communicate with their target audiences.
Perhaps this shift is most obvious when it comes to food. Most millennials grew up eating processed foods and were children at the height of fast food’s prominence, gleefully collecting Happy Meal toys and making friends at the adjacent indoor PlayPlace. However, as young adults, they were the recipients (and sometimes engineers) of the changing trends toward organic, local, unprocessed food. Today, the primary value that millennials prize when eating is transparency.
This entry was posted in branding, Consumer Relations and tagged food transparency, millennial consumers, Millennials, transparency on February 27, 2019 by aeidson.


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The name Mirage has been applied to several Transformers characters.
Mirage, the Autobot Formula-1 race car from Generation One.
Mirage, the Autobot clone of Generation One Character.
Mirage, the Vehicon race car from Beast Machines.
Mirage, the Autobot Spy Changer Formula-1 from Robots in Disguise.
Mirage GT, the Autobot Cybertronic race car from Robots in Disguise.
Mirage, the Race Mini-Con Team F-1 race car from Armada.
Mirage-Bot, the blue Formula-1 racer from the Playskool Go-Bots series.
Mirage, the evil Autobot-racer from Shattered Glass.
Mirage, the resurrected Tidal Wave from Energon.
Mirage, the Autobot from Transformers: Animated.
Mirage the Autobot Ferrari from the live-action movie continuity.
Mirage, the Autobot kreon from Kre-O.
Mirage, the Autobot from Bot Shots board game.
Mirage, the Autobot from Transformers: Retribution portion of Prime.


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"Weddings are not about spending the least amount of money or the most amount of money, they are about spending good money on the elements that are most important to you and your partner."
Prague is known as one of the most romantic cities in the world and is an ideal fairytale wedding and honeymoon destination. The Aria Hotel Prague can arrange for its guests festivities, accommodation for the wedding party, an elegant reception at CODA Restaurant and a magnificent wedding banquet. The Aria Hotel Prague's Music Director will be glad to assist the happy couple in tailoring a unique music program for any kind of celebration.
Our experienced, creative and dedicated staff can assist you with planning the menu, flower arrangements and photography, working with you every step of the way to create a happy and memorable wedding-planning experience. Relax, and let us take care of the details. The maximum capacity for a wedding is 100 persons.
Aria Hotel Prague was selected as the Most Luxurious Wedding Venue in the Czech Republic in 2014 and 2015.

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Reading an eye chart mounted or projected on a wall is a standard part of every visit to the optometrist today, but it wasn't always that way. Centuries ago, practitioners struggled to measure visual acuity, the ability to see clearly. As a result, patients were given glasses that didn't adequately correct their vision. Nineteenth-century eye doctors realized that they needed a uniform way to test vision. After a little experimenting, they created eye charts that helped them quickly and accurately assess acuity.
German physician Heinrich Kuechler designed an early eye chart in 1843 that featured one word per line. Although the first word at the top of the chart was large, the typeface size became progressively smaller with each line. Three different versions of the Kuechler chart were used to prevent patients from memorizing the words. Unfortunately, others in the medical field did not share Dr. Kuechler's enthusiasm for the chart, and it was never used extensively.
In 1854, Austrian ophthalmologist Eduard Jaeger developed a new chart designed to test acuity after cataract surgery. The chart was eventually also used to diagnose refractive errors, such as myopia (nearsightedness) or hyperopia (farsightedness). His chart didn't display a single word per line like Dr. Kuechler's chart but required patients to read a series of sentences printed in several sizes. Because the size of the letters varied based on the typeface that a particular doctor used, it was difficult to obtain uniform results with the Jaeger chart.
Franciscus Donders was one of the ophthalmologists who became frustrated by the limits of Dr. Jaeger's chart. Dr. Donders was studying accommodation, the eye's ability to change focus between near and far objects, and refraction, the way light rays bend when they pass through the eye. He realized that he needed a chart that would help him accurately measure both near and far vision and asked his colleague Herman Snellen to create a new eye chart in 1862.
Dr. Snellen's first attempt at chart design involved an array of shapes that he asked patients to describe. Unfortunately, everyone described the shapes a little differently, which affected the accuracy of the test. Snellen decided to use capital letters instead and created his very own characters, which were known as optotypes.
Optotypes were proportional and designed to be easily reproducible no matter where in the world the chart was used. The letters at the top of the chart were very large but gradually decreased in size. Patients stood 20 feet away from the chart and tried to read each of the 11 lines from top to bottom. Although Snellen's chart is still in use today, mirrors are often used to allow patients to read the chart from distances less than 20 feet.
Snellen also designed a special chart for young children or people who couldn't read. The chart uses a capital "E" turned in various directions and printed in decreasing sizes. During the eye test, patients are asked to describe which way the arms of the E are pointing.
Throughout the years, a few tweaks have been made to the Snellen chart. In 1868, Dr. John Green refined the grid, introduced proportional spacing and ensured that each line was 25 percent smaller than the one preceding it.
In addition to the Snellen eye chart, you may also read the Bailey-Lovey Chart during your visit to the eye doctor. The chart, which was created in 1976 to evaluate near vision, uses five letters per line and organizes the lines in a triangular shape. The chart features a logarithmic size progression to ensure that the only difference from line to line is the size of the optotypes.
The Snellen eye chart helps optometrists identify a numerical representation of your visual acuity. For example, if you have 20/60 vision, the line that you can see clearly at 20 feet can be seen by someone with normal vision at 60 feet. If your vision is normal, you have 20/20 vision. Although reading the Snellen eye chart is the first step in determining your eyeglass or contact lens prescription, you'll also need a few other tests to fine-tune your prescription.
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Use the exchange format iiRDS and deliver your information where it is needed.
You know how it is: The coffee machine in the office has run out of beans, the tray is full and needs to be emptied. At least it doesn’t simply overflow thanks to an error message! Much the same can happen with a large machine or plant. If staff don’t react immediately, the damage can be much greater. Again, error messages help to avert this. But where does the valuable information come from? This is where TIM and Sherlock come into play, using the new exchange format iiRDS.
Fischer contributes its experience in the areas of intelligent information, metadata models and delivery of information for portals and applications.
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In a festive annual tradition, #1 New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber returns with another original holiday novel full of romance and cheer. This time around, a plucky young woman clashes with a real-life Scrooge—her grouchy, arrogant, annoyingly handsome neighbor—and tries to get even the only way she knows how: by killing him with kindness.
Debbie Macomber is a #1 New York Times bestselling author and one of today's most popular writers with more than 170 million copies of her books in print worldwide. In her novels, Macomber brings to life compelling relationships that embrace family and enduring friendships, uplifting her readers with stories of connection and hope. Macomber's novels have spent over 750 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. Eight of these novels hitting the number one spot.
In 2015, Macomber's all-new hardcover novels include Last One Home (March), Silver Linings (August) and Dashing Through The Snow (October). Paperback editions will be issued in 2015 for Blossom Street Brides (March) and her Christmas novel, Mr. Miracle (October). In addition to fiction, Macomber has published cookbooks; inspirational and nonfiction works; as well as acclaimed children's books.In addition to fiction Macomber has also published two bestselling cookbooks; numerous inspirational and nonfiction works; and two acclaimed children's books.
Macomber's Cedar Cove Series became Hallmark Channel's first dramatic scripted television series, Debbie Macomber's Cedar Cove, now enjoying its third season. In addition, Macomber's upcoming Christmas novel, Dashing Through the Snow, will be adapted as a Hallmark Channel movie in fall 2015.
Macomber owns the Victorian Rose Tea Room and A Good Yarn Shop, named after those she featured in her novels. She and her husband, Wayne, serve on the Guideposts National Advisory Cabinet, and she is World Vision's international spokesperson for their Knit for Kids charity initiative.
A devoted grandmother, Debbie and her husband Wayne live in Port Orchard, Washington (the town on which her Cedar Cove novels are based) and winter in Florida.


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Yashpal Saxena has continued to reject the attempts to politicise his son’s death, and wants Ankit to be an inspiration for those in inter-faith relationships.
New Delhi: The father of a young Delhi man killed over his relationship with a Muslim woman is organising an iftar this Ramzan to ensure love, not hatred, marks his son’s legacy.
Ankit Saxena, a 23-year-old photographer, was stabbed to death by the family members of his long-term girlfriend in February this year, a cold-blooded murder fundamentalists hijacked to push their agenda of polarisation.
But Yashpal Saxena has continued to reject the attempts to politicise his son’s death, and wants Ankit to be an inspiration for those in inter-faith relationships. With this in mind, on 3 June, Saxena will organise an iftar in his locality, west Delhi’s Raghubir Nagar.
The event, Yashpal said, was a “starting point” for the trust he has established in Ankit’s name to help couples who want to marry outside their faith. Even though the trust has not yet been registered — it will be in “just a few more days”, Yashpal says — the iftar can be considered its first event, he added.
“Arrangements for the iftar are being made by members of the trust along with other family members and friends… Since we are inexperienced in these matters, we will reach out and seek help from like-minded people,” he added.
“The iftar will be held at the local park near our society. We keep going to the local police station to follow up on the progress of the investigation and hence our first invite went to the officers there,” Yashpal said. Others on the guest list include the representatives of a few NGOs.
“Only like-minded people are invited,” he added. “We are talking to whomever we meet and extending our invitation. We hope that the invitation goes around through word of mouth and like-minded people join us,” he added.
With communal passions seemingly easy to inflame of late, and self-styled moral policemen reportedly disrupting inter-faith weddings, does Yashpal fear a backlash against his initiative?
“We will pass on our message of tolerance to whomever we meet. To those who do not agree with me, I simply fold my hands before them and wish them well,” he added.


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text: Dr Bart Baselmans is a board member of the International Society of Twin Studies and a junior board member of the Amsterdam Public Health institute (Personalized Medicine). He is a post-doctoral researcher interested in public health with a focus on the genetics of well-being. During his PhD he became an expert in linking molecular genetic information to constructs like well-being, depression and neuroticism. This is reflected by his lead authorship position on the Nature Genetics publication that identified the first genetic variants for subjective well-being and depressive symptoms. Additionally, he developed a method that makes it possible to analyze clusters of correlated traits in order to identify genes associated with their shared etiology. Furthermore, he published the first epigenetic study linking changes in the epigenome to changes in the phenotypic variance of well-being. His PhD thesis with the title “Genetics of Well-being” shows the incredible progress the field of molecular genetics has made in recent years. His post-doctoral position, in the lab of well-being expert professor Bartels, is a continuation of his PhD research in where he will study social media patterns and smartphone senor data to understand and identify sources of individual differences in well-being.


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The BMF has confirmed the final speaker line-up for its Industry Forum debate at this year’s All-Industry Conference, which will take place in Dubrovnik from 13-16 June 2019.
Mark Vandecruys, Chairman of Belgium-based Fedrus International, and Neil Lawrence, Chief Operating Officer of Jewson, will join the previously announced speakers, David Young of Bradfords Building Supplies and Tony France of Ibstock Brick.
Bringing a European dimension to the debate, Mark Vandecruys is the co-owner and Chairman of Fedrus International, an independent Belgian distributor specialising in roofing and façade materials.
Over the last 10 years, Mark has overseen the growth of the group from a small entity to a multinational business using a buy-and-build strategy. The company now comprises five operational units with total revenues of €650m and over 1550 employees.
Mark also serves on the board of a number of companies, including BOSS paints. He is an alumni of Harvard Business School and is an Entrepreneur in Residence at Vlerick Business School, contributing to their development programmes and acting as a sounding board for their entrepreneurship department.
Neil Lawrence is both Chief Operating Officer for Jewson and Managing Director for Local Merchant Group. The latter is a division of Saint-Gobain Building Distribution UK & Ireland, comprising the brands Gibbs & Dandy, Chadwicks, JP Corry, Normans, DHS, Benchmark Building Supplies, Matthew Charlton and Roger W Jones.
Neil’s career in merchanting spans over 35 years, since he started working life as a yard hand at UBM, moving through various roles within that business before it was acquired by Jewson.
He is said to have experienced merchanting at every level, as a Branch Manager in Devon and Cornwall, an Area Director for the Midlands, and as Regional Director before joining the Jewson Main Board initially as Operations Director and then Sales & Operations Director.
In 2011 he was appointed MD of Gibbs and Dandy, the Saint-Gobain division that became Local Merchant Group in 2013. He took up the COO role at Jewson in December 2018, shortly after he was honoured with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Builders Merchants Awards for Excellence that year. Neil is also the merchant advisor to the BMF board.
For further details on the Conference, visit www.bmfconference.co.uk.


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Welcome to Grapevine Art Glass. We're Kevin and Tammy Gilmore, located in Lakeville, Minnesota. Our hope is to one day offer our talents to create commission works for your home. To date we've focused our efforts on windows and lamps but we've recently begun doing some 'warm glass' kiln work which we plan to incorporate into our stained glass projects.
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A revised, updated, and expanded edition of the best-selling self-help book that encourages women to overcome adversity, embrace change, and discover their power: This Is Not the Life I Ordered is the culmination of weekly "kitchen table coaching" sessions that took place for more than a decade and were designed to support four extraordinary women through life's ups and downs. These women realized that their support of one another could help other women struggling with life's myriad issues of work, family, and love, as well as the big questions of life and death.
If you've ever felt overworked, overwhelmed, or just plain unlucky, this book is for you. Through this collection of stories, wisdom, and practical advice, readers will meet four ordinary women who have faced extraordinary life challenges. Together, they have a history of six marriages, ten children, four stepchildren, six dogs, two miscarriages, two cats, a failed adoption, widowhood, and foster parenthood. They have built companies, lost companies, and sold companies. This book started simply with friends getting together at the kitchen table to talk about their lives.


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I don’t think I’m half bad when it comes to my personal style. I can comfortably put an outfit together from what’s in my closet and look perfect for any event. I don’t overly fret when there’s a wedding or an occasion and there’s no new outfit, I whip a nice outfit cocktail that looks good and I’m good to go. But I always get to crossroads when I get to dress with my friends. I doubt my outfit, I ask if it’s ok, and the hesitant look or awkward shoulder shrug makes me feel like it’s bad. I forget that we have different styles and that I’m good to go without suggestions.
When I set outfits aside or have a look in my head, especially for asoebis, I’ve come to realize that it is wisdom not to go round asking friends how they’re styling theirs. Because they start describing things that feel or seem out of this world and I take a second look at my great put together look and it looks bland and I feel bad, and try to scramble round for something new because suddenly what I was confident about isn’t so appealing anymore. In the end most times, I tell myself, “I’ll go as I planned, I cant stress myself” and I end up looking real good. I prefer my look even if it’s not as outlandish as the next persons and I become thankful that I didn’t let other peoples choices move me. The other day I was getting my makeup done. I had a look all planned out and I told the make up artist what I wanted, then my friends came and suggested something different, they didn’t think my subtle look was a great idea. I wasn’t too wild on the idea, but now my subtle look sounded bleh and I doubted my choice… what they gave me was good, but I wasn’t too wild or comfortable with it because I didn’t feel like it was me. I looked good, but I still felt like I would have looked better if I went with my original plan.
I realize that whenever I dress by myself, I always come out looking good and receiving compliments even from the ones who would have suggested something different. Friends are blessings and great, but sometimes you have to step aside, learn to send them out of the room to make the best decisions.
What am I trying to say? When it comes to decisions, trust your judgment, trust the Spirit of God within you and send people out of the room, make your decisions and run with it. Because even with good intentions, the wrong people in the room will keep you from making the best decisions. The wrong people in the room can deflate your faith. The wrong questions, the wrong looks, the wrong body language, the wrong advice, the wrong scriptures can have you second guessing your vision, abilities and the promises of God in your life.
Ask Jesus. He understood this so well, and He, the Son of God, God in flesh had to send people out of the room sometimes.
Murmurs can get even the most confident person to doubt, unbelief can be contagious sometimes and affect your faith.
Jesus had all His disciples in the room and revealed this great plan of God. It was going to take Him away from his comfort zone, it was dangerous… but it was God big plan to save humanity….
From then on Jesus began to tell his disciples plainly that it was necessary for him to go to Jerusalem, and that he would suffer many terrible things at the hands of the elders, the leading priests, and the teachers of religious law. He would be killed, but on the third day he would be raised from the dead.
See, Peter was genuinely concerned… what if Jesus listened to Him? What if it made Him question His choice? Thank God He didn’t question or hesitate, thank God He was so rooted in this plan that all He did was rebuke Peter. Thank God He was so sure of what outfit He was going to wear, He didn’t let the opinion and concern of the disciples change His mind or doubt His choice. Anyone could be easily swayed by such show of emotion.
To do great works this year, you’ve got to send people out of the room. To be surrounded by people is nice, it’s kind of comforting… but your dreams can’t be digested by everybody (especially those who love comfort), sometimes your dreams are tailor made to the size of your faith and not your best friends, or even your pastor… that’s why it’s easy to loose it because you listen to the voices and murmurs of genuine concern. Jesus had many around Him and then He had the twelve disciples… but He always took just Peter, John and James into the room with him in records of some of His greatest miracles. (Maybe they believed in Him more, maybe it was something else about their will… Who knows?) and sometimes Jesus went in alone to pray, just He and God.
Find the one(s) from the crowd who you can take into the room with you. The ones, who even if they can’t fathom the size of your dreams and plans, will know enough to trust that you know what to do and pray for you and encourage you as you go through the process. Don’t fret if there’s no one you can take with you… stand alone in your faith, God’s got you and He’ll give you the encouragement you need, as long as you shut the other voices out.
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