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Print. Cut. And Give Thanks.
Tis the season to write our thank you notes. And those special gift-givers certainly deserve our gratitude for picking out that special something we would not give ourselves. Or baking a treat that made us smile. Or sending a package to our children that made the holiday extra special. I know I have many thank yous to deliver - including all of you who support this creative journey of mine!
Please send me an email at marceystone@yahoo.com with "thank you" in the subject line, and I will send you this complementary printable thank you card. My treat. This design fits in a 6x6 square envelope (you can pick them up at Michael's or any paper store). Simple print to a color printer on cardstock, cut, embellish if you'd like, and get to writing!
SINCERELY will be taking an exciting new step in 2011. I will be launching a site of party printables soon, including tags, banners, table decor and party hats. This will be a fun way for the DIYers to print, cut and embellish to make parties and special events feel custom-made and extra special.
Stay tuned for more. And happy, happy new year to everyone. May this be our best year yet!
I have been so honored to work on these parties showcased above. Great parties. Great hostesses. Great ideas. I love each new challenge. This gives you a feel for what kind of custom design work we can do for you. And, coming soon, downloadable templates for the DIY types!
Thank you to the wonderful friends who trusted me with thier special moments.
Contact me for pricing at marceystone@yahoo.com or visit Sincerely at our facebook page. Most items start at $1.25 a piece.
Make Halloween a little more spook-tacular by adding a touch of paper goodness to your decor and treats! Cupcake toppers, treat tags or fun strings of garland.....we've got you covered.
If you can imagine it. I want to create it. Here are a few of our recent projects. From corporate cupcake toppers to fun, birthday bucket tags - paper art can add a special touch to any event or occasion.
Prices vary. Contact me to chat.
Beach Bash? Rock & Roll Party? We've got you covered.
Printed on white or ecru, 60 lb. cover stock.
Color scheme and copy can be customized.
$2 each or set of 10 for $18.
to make your event extra special!
A sweet border shows personality and flair. Just a touch of whimsy makes these flat notecards a personal favorite!
Weddings are very personal. The right save the date, shower or wedding invitation can be made just for you. But here is a sampling of specialty invitations that will work for just about any event. I'd love to be a part of your special celebration, sincerely!Weddings are very personal. The right save the date, shower or wedding invitation can be made just for you. But here is a sampling of specialty invitations that will work for just about any event. I'd love to be a part of your special celebration, sincerely!
Order one of these designs and I will customize the wording and font for only $25. And, I will coordinate printing with an excellent local printer or printer of your choice. Even better, DIY!
As classic as it gets, this notecard is for the girly-girl in your life, even if its you!
Modern, yet elegant. That is why I love this design for anyone and any occasion.
I wonder if I am the only one who loves polka-dots? If not, these are the perfect notecards.
Adorable for girls of all ages, this folding note is a great gift for you or someone you love!


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Steele Hill Resorts, perched on top of Steele Hill in the heart of the New Hampshire Lakes Region, offers spectacular views of Lake Winnipesaukee and Lake Winnisquam framed by the White Mountains. Set amongst 500 acres of unspoiled fields and hardwood forests, guests enjoy a 9-hole executive golf course, snowmobile trails, snowshoeing, hiking trails, and fishing in the private pond. Magnificent year-round swimming pools and hot tubs in a plant-filled conservatory are the centerpiece of The Amenities Center. Other guest privileges include additional indoor and outdoor pools, tennis and racquetball courts, exercise rooms, roman spa, whirlpools, sauna and an enclosed observation tower. You can also enjoy the scenic vista from the full-service restaurant, the "Hilltop", and the adjacent fully-licensed lounge. The nearby lakes and mountains of New Hampshire offer ample opportunity for year-round recreation and scenic drives. Steele Hill Resorts is the perfect location for your next vacation, celebration or retreat.
Floating season A (weeks 11-16, 45-50) at this lovely resort! Perfect location for enjoying the picturesque Lakes Region of NH!
Lake lovers rejoice! Odd years usage in a floating week! Buyer receives complimentary closing credit; inquire for details!
Motivated Seller! Experience the tranquil sounds of nature in New Hampshire! Buyer may receive a title fee credit, inquire for details!
Must sell. $99 or best offer. All offers considered! HIGHLY MOTIVATED SELLER! If you love lakes, boating & fishing, this one is for you!
43,000 RCI points are currently available. Enjoy Lake Winnipesaukee in a floating week in even years!
Located in New Hampshire's Lakes Region! Ownership trades for 43,000 RCI points.
Motivated seller, willing to negotiate! Winter, Spring, and Fall usage! Buyer May Receive A Title Fee Credit, Inquire For Details!

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Standard operating procedures (SOP) and work instructions are intended to improve employees’ working routines. Unfortunately, documents of this type are rarely drafted with this purpose in mind. However, it is essential to design them with a focus on the users of the documents, their daily tasks, and their working environments, while maintaining compliance with production and safety standards. The information must be complete, accurate and easy to understand in order to prevent human error.
Many work instructions provide too much technical detail. Even though it is always useful to include some detail, not everyone needs to know every last detail. It has been proven that our brain ignores certain information that it considers unnecessary. Take the same approach to writing operating procedures and work instructions and leave out details that are excessively technical.
Leave out details that are excessively technical in your work instructions.
The text that describes work instructions is sometimes too complicated, with terms that are expressed in language that is too technical. These texts must be written in a clear and concise tone so that everyone can understand them. Avoid using jargon as much as possible: choose simple words instead.
Sometimes, a picture says a thousand words. At work, a task can be easier to understand if it is described in images, rather than described in a long and complex piece of text. In other terms: choose simplicity and visual appeal.
Procedures are often written by engineers and are more like a description of the features of the machine than instructions enabling the user to perform tasks safely and with confidence. Improve your employees’ experience by having instructions written by writers who can put themselves in the workers’ shoes.
Employees need to get the right information at the right time. In the design phase, think about the best way to distribute instructions to your users at an early stage. Does this mean making instructions accessible offline, displaying them on the screen of a machine, providing a QR code or using NFC? An employee performing a task for the first time will need to access step-by-step instructions while doing so, at the place where the task is to be performed.
Learning about what an operation involves is not always enough to understand the context of the task — especially in more complex cases. Users must start with a full understanding of the context. Instructions, when properly designed, become crucial element of the training system, enabling employees to immerse themselves in their working environment. Your instructions must be integrated into your internal training systems such as LMS, E-learning, Mooc, or face-to-face training.
Instructions, when properly designed, become crucial element of the training system.
Your employees must be able to share their feedback, questions or suggestions for improvement. More experienced users will be able to offer useful and important information on existing operating procedures. Monitor the feedback that you receive to ensure your instructions are updated continuously. Choosing the right procedure documentation solution can help in achieving ISO 9001 certification and implementing your quality management system.

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Robert D. Owens, President/CEO of O,R&L Facility Services is pleased to announce the company’s purchase of the 24,000 square foot office building at 1646 33rd Street in Orlando, Florida. Located on the I-4 corridor, the facility will serve as the company’s new South East Headquarters.
The new headquarters facility will house corporate executive offices, business development and marketing resources, offices for field management, payroll and human resources support, and a state-of-the-art training facility. A ribbon cutting ceremony is planned for December 1, 2012.
Located within a City of Orlando Enterprise Zone, this acquisition demonstrates O,R&L’s recognition of the City of Orlando as a strategic business and commerce center for dynamic growth companies. O,R&L is committed to continuing to develop strong business and community ties with the City and looks forward to being a part of Orlando’s compelling future.

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It is a special sweet - sour condiment with golden highlights, clever fusion of wine vinegar and raw must of Trebbiano.
Balseto Laudense enhances the taste of the most delicate foods, without covering food flavor or affect the color. Confers nobility to raw or cooked vegetables, and gives a touch of sophistication to meat and fish.

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Diptyque Cypres (Cypress) Mini Candle is the essence of warm hints of honey and resin emanating from a Mediterranean cypress.
For mixing, matching gifting & getting. Petite but as powerful as the traditional sizes, the 70g mini candles come in a variety of classic diptyque scents. They can be lit alone or by combining different scents together to create a unique atmosphere. Purist or alchemist, the experience is uniquely diptyque. Diptyque uses only natural ingredients when composing fragrances, resulting in pure and natural scents, both complex and intriguing. Try the master of home fragrance. Diptyque. Unrivaled.

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Financial managers are most often employed by the Banking & related activities industry. The average yearly wage for Financial managers was $106,176 in 2016. The top 3 most similar occupations to Financial managers by wage are Chemical engineers, Computer & information research scientists, and Electrical & electronics engineers.
The top 3 locations that employ the most Financial managers are Upper East Side PUMA, NY, Upper West Side & West Side PUMA, NY, and Huntersville, Cornelius & Davidson Towns PUMA, NC. The top 3 locations with a relatively high concentration of Financial managers are Huntersville, Cornelius & Davidson Towns PUMA, NC, Upper West Side & West Side PUMA, NY, and Phoenixville Borough PUMA, PA.
Information on the businesses and industries that employ Financial managers and on wages and locations for those in the field. Banking & related activities is the industry that employs the most Financial managers, both by share and by number, though the highest paid industry for Financial managers, by average wage, is Internet publishing, broadcasting & web search portals. Financial managers are paid most in Oyster Bay Town (North) & Glen Cove City PUMA, NY but are relatively concentrated in Huntersville, Cornelius & Davidson Towns PUMA, NC.
In 2017, Financial managers earned an average of $106,176, $54,111 more than than the average national salary of $52,065.
Chemical engineers make somewhat more than Financial managers while Computer & information research scientists make somewhat less. This chart shows the various occupations closest to Financial managers as measured by average annual salary in the US.
In 2017, Financial managers had a wage GINI coefficient of 0.428, which is lower than than the national average of 0.479. In other words, wages are distributed more evenly for Financial managers (shown in red) than for the overall labor force (shown in gray).
This map shows the Public Use Microdata Areas (PUMAs) in the United States shaded by average annual wage for Financial managers.
This map displays which Public Use Microdata Areas (PUMAs) in the United States have a relatively high population of Financial managers.
The most common industries employing Financial managers, by number of employees, are Banking & related activities, Nondepository credit & related activities, and Securities, commodities, funds, trusts & other financial investments.
The highest paying industries for Financial managers, by average wage, are Internet publishing, broadcasting & web search portals, Petroleum refining, and Automotive parts, accessories, & tire stores .
The number of people employed as Financial managers has been declining at a rate of -0.416%, from 1,155,994 people in 2016 to 1,151,182 people in 2017.
This graphic shows the share of Financial managers employed by various industries. Banking & related activities employs the largest share of Financial managers at 39.4%, followed by Nondepository credit & related activities with 10.9% and Securities, commodities, funds, trusts & other financial investments with 5.98%.
Demographic information on Financial managers in the US. The average age of male Financial managers in the workforce is 43.9 and of female Financial managers is 44.3, and the most common race/ethnicity for Financial managers is White.
52.7% of Financial managers are Female, making them the more common gender in the occupation. This chart shows the gender breakdown of Financial managers.
79.3% of Financial managers are White, making that the most common race or ethnicity in the occupation. Representing 8.32% of Financial managers, Black is the second most common race or ethnicity in this occupation. This chart shows the racial and ethnic breakdown of Financial managers.
The median age of Financial managers is 44.1, and Male employees are generally 0.396 years younger than than their Female counterparts.
Data on higher education choices for Financial managers from The Department of Education and Census Bureau. The most common major for Financial managers is Business but a relatively high number of Financial managers hold a major in Business.
Data on the critical and distinctive skills necessary for Financial managers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Financial managers need many skills, but most especially Management of Financial Resources, Critical Thinking, and Judgment and Decision Making. The revealed comparative advantage (RCA) shows that Financial managers need more than the average amount of Management of Financial Resources, Management of Personnel Resources, and Persuasion.
Projections on wages and job growth for Financial managers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The ten-year national workforce is projected to grow 7.4%, but Financial managers are expected to see a growth of 18.7% over the same period. This occupation is expected to grow higher than the national average.
This line chart shows the 10-year projected employment growth (from 2016 to 2026) for Financial managers. This profession is expected to grow faster than 7.4%, the average rate of national job growth.

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This application calculate the expected date of birth and conception for pregnant women.
Learn what is safe and what is not safe during pregnancy.

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The Research Association for Steel Application (FOSTA) is a non-profit and legally autonomous research association within the steel sector. FOSTA’s research focuses on a wide range of topics, whereby the research work is also oriented upon public debate. Topics such as resource efficiency and the reduction of CO2 emissions are also of relevance to FOSTA.
By joining the FOSTA we want to give a clear commitment to the material steel as a high-strength and versatile structural material. In the future, we would like to contribute with our own research and development capabilities in the field of high-strength steels to FOSTA projects.
In addition, many FOSTA members are already our customers for practical simulation solutions and databases (JMatPro and EDA).

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Details of the security bypass bug were originally shared with Microsoft on 17 November last year, but because Microsoft wasn’t able to come up with a suitable patch within Google’s non-negotiable 90-day fix period, the security researchers made it public.
Project Zero usually gives software companies an extension of 14 days on that 90-day window if a patch is close, but in Microsoft’s case it wasn’t.
Exactly 90 days post-discovery, Google revealed Microsoft’s excuse, quoting: “The fix is more complex than initially anticipated, and it is very likely that we will not be able to meet the February release deadline due to these memory management issues.
An attacker who uses the flaw to get control via a webpage that Edge just loaded can’t modify executable code that’s already in memory, nor can they allocate new memory blocks in which to store rogue code, so Sophos suggested Edge users shouldn’t worry too much about it.
The retail giant surpassed Microsoft in market capitalisation for the first time on Wednesday, climbing to US$702.5 billion.
Amazon still comes in behind Apple, worth US$849.2 billion, and Alphabet, Google’s parent company, which stands at US$744.8 billion as of Wednesday evening. Microsoft currently holds fourth place.
At the close of market on Wednesday, CNBC dubbed Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos the richest man of all time, beating out Microsoft founder Bill Gates, who had an estimated fortune of US$100 billion in 1999. Bezos holds 78.9 million shares of Amazon stock, and currently has an estimated net worth of US$118 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaire’s Index.
In 2016, a low level employee working at Apple’s Cupertino headquarters was convinced by some of his friends in the jailbreaking community to steal some Apple source code for their own security research, two people who originally received the code told Motherboard under the guise of anonymity.
The group of friends never intended on the source code leaking from the initial bunch but nearly a year after the code was stolen someone inside the group gave it “to someone else who shouldn’t have had it,” the sources said.
It’s unclear who exactly leaked the code outside the initial group of friends, but by fall of 2017 people far removed from the initial group had gained access to the stolen code and began sharing the code on forums.
Apple claimed the leaked code is not a security risk for most if any users but some claim the code could still grant attacker insight into potential vulnerabilities and bugs in a key part of the iPhones ecosystem.
A Telstra mobile issue resulted in some iPhone users being unable to use iMessage or Facetime for around two hours on Wednesday, with many taking to social media and Telstra’s website to express their confusion and displeasure.
One Twitter user suggested the issue had to do with Telstra’s DNS servers, and claimed it could be remedied by pointing devices to an alternate service, such as Google’s.
NBN CEO Bill Morrow says the company is not yet ready to reveal a timeline for completing work on the hybrid fibre-coaxial (HFC) portion of its network address performance issues.
“We’re now conducting upgrade work to improve the service quality on HFC and it’s still too early to be specific on timelines for releasing this footprint, but we are progressing quickly and I look forward to updating you shortly,” the CEO told a briefing on NBN’s first half results.
The chief executive said that although NBN had paused sales it had not halted HFC-linked construction work.
“That is continuing at pace and we’re tracking well on declaring premises ready for service,” Morrow said.
THRIVE for Android wants to help you take a break from your phone. Lots of breaks, in fact.
There are various settings and options, depending on how cut off from your apps and friends you want to be.
If a specific app eats into your day, turn it on in the App Control list, setting a daily usage limit. Once that’s reached, you won’t be able to Clash any Clans or Insta any Grams until midnight. The app tracks usage over time, too, making it handy even if you set generous limits.
Beyond that, you can trigger the basic Thrive mode for a set period, which stops you using your phone and forces you to focus on something more important. This can be cancelled at any point though. So if you’ve no willpower, try Super Thrive Mode instead, which blocks everything bar an emergency dialler.
THRIVE is currently in beta on Google Play, and is available for free.
Apple is seeking contracts to secure several thousand metric tons of cobalt a year for five years or longer.
Both sides are arguing their case to the US Copyright Office right now, submitting lengthy comments on the subject as part of the Copyright Register’s triennial review of exemptions to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Analyzing the arguments on both sides shows how passionate both industry and academia are about the issue, and how mistrust and misunderstanding seem to have infected the debate.
The complete arguments go into much more arcane detail over the definition of a “transformative use,” the possible consequences of encouraging jailbroken consoles to re-enable online play, and what exactly counts as a “non-commercial” preservation. Reading over both arguments, though, it feels like preservationists and the industry are talking past each other a bit.
Where one side seeks limited, private access to historical gameplay, the other fears a slippery slope leading to public distribution of hacked-open servers. Where one side see games sitting unplayable for lack of attention from their makers, the other sees a valuable back catalog “vault” it should be able to open and close at will.
A Google security researcher has found multiple security flaws affecting the uTorrent web and desktop client that allow an attacker to infect a victim with malware or collect data on the users’ past downloads.
The vulnerabilities have been discovered by Google Project Zero security researcher Tavis Ormandy, and they impact uTorrent Web, a new web-based version of the uTorrent BitTorrent client, and uTorrent Classic, the old uTorrent client that most people know.
Ormandy says that both uTorrent clients are exposing an RPC server —on port 10000 (uTorrent Classic) and 19575 (uTorrent Web).
The expert says that attackers can hide commands inside web pages that interact with this open RPC server. The attacker only needs to trick a user with a vulnerable uTorrent client to access a malicious web page.
Furthermore, the uTorrent clients are also vulnerable to DNS rebinding —a vulnerability that allows the attacker to legitimize his requests to the RPC server.


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As of today, Google Chrome will begin warning users who visit unencrypted sites that they are heading into an insecure location, which, if your website still uses HTTP rather than HTTPS, is likely to scare visitors away from your pages and into your competitors instead.
In short, HTTP sites will become classed as being “insecure”, whereas HTTPS site will be “secure”, with the latter being more trustworthy.
Of course, there are many websites that exist that do not need to become HTTPS, especially if not data is being collected from the user, but with the new Google Chrome warnings it is certainly worth upgrading your website to become fully secure, which you can achieve by acquiring an SSL certificate. The cost of which ranges from completely free to, in most cases, around £50.00 per year, so it is certainly worth putting this into place for the low cost involved.
Although Chrome is the first browser to take this stand against HTTP sites, it is largely thought that Microsoft and Mozilla will carry out similar changes to their own browser in the near future.
So, if your website still uses HTTP, it is time to make the switch to HTTPS before your organic results begin to take a turn for the worse.
Please contact Jump 2 IT Media today on 0845 582 3545 to learn how to acquire an SSL certificate and put it in place on your website.


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Son of Enoch, and father of Lamech. He lived 969 years, a longer life than any other on record, and died within the year before the deluge, Ge 5:21-22.
Enoch lived sixty-five years, and became the father of Methuselah. Then Enoch walked with God three hundred years after he became the father of Methuselah, and he had other sons and daughters.
man of the dart, the son of Enoch, and grandfather of Noah. He was the oldest man of whom we have any record, dying at the age of nine hundred and sixty-nine years, in the year of the Flood (Ge 5:21-27; 1Ch 1:3).
Enoch lived sixty-five years, and became the father of Methuselah. Then Enoch walked with God three hundred years after he became the father of Methuselah, and he had other sons and daughters. read more. So all the days of Enoch were three hundred and sixty-five years. Enoch walked with God; and he was not, for God took him. Methuselah lived one hundred and eighty-seven years, and became the father of Lamech. Then Methuselah lived seven hundred and eighty-two years after he became the father of Lamech, and he had other sons and daughters. So all the days of Methuselah were nine hundred and sixty-nine years, and he died.
("he dies and it (the flood) is sent".) A name given prophetically by Enoch, or given after the event. Phoenician inscriptions use methu or betha ("a man"). The man who lived the longest - 969 years. He died in the year of the flood, possibly by it. It is suggestive that death enters into the name of the longest liver. No record of godliness is given, as in his father Enoch's case (Ge 5:21-27); faith is not always hereditary.
Son of Enoch, and the seventh from Adam: he lived 969 years, longer than any other person, and died in the year of the flood. Ge 5:21-27; 1Ch 1:3. He is called MATHUSALA in Lu 3:37.
(man of the dart), the son of Enoch, sixth in descent from Seth, and father of Lamech.
Methuselah lived one hundred and eighty-seven years, and became the father of Lamech. Then Methuselah lived seven hundred and eighty-two years after he became the father of Lamech, and he had other sons and daughters. read more. So all the days of Methuselah were nine hundred and sixty-nine years, and he died.
METHUSELAH, the son of Enoch, and father of Lamech, Ge 5:21. He was born A.M. 687 and died A.M. 1656, being the very year of the deluge, at the age of nine hundred and sixty-nine, the greatest age to which any mortal man ever attained.


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Announcement: The lucky WINNER for the "Make Your Movie" Book Giveaway that ended May 30, 2012 is..... (drum roll, please).
EDIT: Winner was re-drawn as original winner have not responded.
For those who didn't win or missed the giveaway, you can purchase the "Make Your Movie" book on Amazon.com at a discount.

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In many ways Criccieth is still a traditional seaside holiday town where families can enjoy the simple, timeless pleasures of time spent together, whether on the beach, exploring the castle, walking in the countryside, enjoying the locally made renowned Cadwaladers ice cream… or sampling a meal in one of our many restaurants! Criccieth has not one but two wonderful beaches, each with safe bathing, access for boats and kayaking and great rock pools at low tide. There are also many more wonderful attractions and experiences awaiting you in the surrounding areas, whether you love railways… rambling… horse-riding… history… fishing… biking… snorkelling… golf… there’s something for absolutely everyone!
The town of Criccieth is dominated by the impressive remains of its 13th Century castle, dating from the reign of Llewelyn the Great (1200-1240). The museum attached to the entrance is well worth a visit, as is the castle itself. Another ancient landmark is St Catherine’s Church, dating back to the 14th Century. The emergence of Criccieth as a Victorian seaside resort came in the 19th Century as a result of the building of the turnpike road running through Criccieth from Tremadog to Porthdinllaen (the proposed principal harbour for Ireland in 1807), and also more importantly, the railway, in 1868. The nearby village of Llanystumdwy is an important local historical attraction, being the birth place and site of the museum commemorating the life and political history of David Lloyd George, Prime Minister of Great Britain between 1916 – 1922. A visit to the museum is well recommended as a living history of this great man’s life and times. ‘A Heritage Walk’ around Criccieth is highly recommended for those interested in exploring Criccieth’s wide and varied history and can be obtained from the Tourist Information Point located at Criccieth Post Office.


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AU Student Recognized for Fighting Hunger in America Maria Rose Belding wins $12,000 award from the Kilner Group.
American University student Maria Rose Belding (BS public health '19) believes it should be easy for those with excess food to share it with people who are hungry. This belief inspired her to launch MEANS DATABASE, an online network that connects thousands of food pantries, soup kitchens, and other non-profits with donors of surplus food. Belding is both a co-founder and the CEO of the organization, which is now working in 48 states.
Belding was honored last week at American University with a $12,000 scholarship for her work on MEANS. The award was donated by the Kilner Group, a Maryland real estate company. The mission of the scholarship is to "reward young, exceptional talent for their entrepreneurial spirit, leadership growth, and ingenuity." The scholarship was originally capped at $10,000, but when the company read about Belding's accomplishments, it raised it by an additional $2,000.
Since its inception, MEANS has recovered more than 1,600,000 pounds of food. Its work has been recognized by the Washington Post, National Review, Starbucks and The Daily Show with Trevor Noah. Belding's work has been recognized by the Sodexo Foundation, Prudential Spirit of Community Awards, and the Obama White House (President's Volunteer Service awards in 2014 and 2016), along with the international Clinton Hunger Leadership Prize and L'Oreal Women of Worth award in 2015 .


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When it comes to getting a quality night's sleep, your pillow matters a lot. The wrong pillow can disrupt the quality of your sleep. That is why you need to evaluate how you sleep and use that information to pick the best pillow for your sleep style.
If you like to sleep on your side, you need a really thick pillow. Side sleepers need really thick pillows because you are relying on your pillow to fill in the entire space between your ear and shoulder area.
You need a pillow that will fill in that space and keep your spine straight as you sleep. When your pillow doesn't adequately fill in that space, your head and neck will be at an awkward angle in relation to your spine, which can cause neck pain. The best way to get rid of neck pain and headaches is by getting a pillow that is tall enough to keep your spine aligned as you sleep on your side.
For back sleepers, you need a pillow that will form to the back of your head and support the curves of your neck. You want a pillow that will support your neck muscles and allow your neck muscles to relax as you sleep.
One of the best types of pillows for back sleepers are pillows with either gel or memory foam. Both gel and memory foam pillows are designed to form to the shape of your head and provide your head with all the support that it needs. Having the right support will relax the muscles in your neck and can help reduce lower back pain as well.
As a back sleeper, you want to use a thin pillow. Your pillow doesn't have to fill in as much space as a side sleeper pillow. In fact, if your pillow is too thick, it will elevate your head and neck so that it is at an awkward angle to your back, which can also cause back and neck pain issues.
If you sleep on your stomach frequently, what you need is a body pillow. A body pillow will provide your entire body with the support that it needs. However, if you frequently sleep on your stomach, work on training yourself to sleep differently. Sleeping on your stomach is not good for your spine at all.
As for a regular pillow, you want to go with a thin pillow, just like back sleepers. A thin pillow will provide your neck with support and keep it aligned with your spine. A thick pillow will situate your neck at an awkward angle as you sleep.
How you sleep dictates the type of pillow that you should use. Think about how you sleep and use that information to help you choose the right pillow. Sleeping with the right pillow can help you get a good night's rest. Look into specific pillows like a custom thickness queen men's pillow to find what works for you.
When going on a vacation, opting to drive instead of fly can be a great money-saving option. One thing you must do if you are traveling long distances in a car is to invest in a few things to keep you comfortable. I have learned after several family vacations that the more comfortable everyone is, the faster the trip goes. As you shop for your road trip supplies, you must look into getting everyone a neck pillow. There are various styles, and sizes of neck pillows and I have tried most of them. I have put together some information to help you choose the best neck pillow for your next road trip.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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Buggy mums Bootcamp, a fun and exciting way for mums with babies to get back into exercise. Both mums and babies get a chance to exercise and meet new local mums in the area. All fitness levels are welcome to join, get fit with our 2 experienced Personal trainers, enjoy ab drills, Boxing, HIT cardio and many other ways to keep you fit.
Location: The Football Academy, Langston road, Loughton.
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A 3D animated series with a lot a of emotion, action, secrets and an uniquely story !
In the first episode we learned that the people of Hyrule were disapearing ones after the others because Ganondorf was killing them in the past. Considering this fact they disapear in the present that's why theTwilight Link should go back in the Past in order to defeat Ganondorf. But when he is arriving in the Past he meets the OOT Link who is the actual hero of that time. And together they must be courageous to save Hyrule.
Zelda Past and Present in a uniquely project that I started in 2010.
During six months I worked alone in order to see if I was able to bring this project to an end. In march 2011 the first episode (9min long) was coming out !
I really love Zelda and 3d animation, and for the love of Nayru I don't want to let this die. That's why i'll continue making 3d animations of Zelda for all the fans !
Now if we can reach the goal, I should be able to restart, finish this project and make others episodes. I promess that i'll make something you have never saw in the zelda universe before.
It is a project I all hold dear to my heart and I would like thank everyone supporting me !!
The goal here is to help me get new powerfull softwares and equipment since it is costly in order to continue making 3d animation and achieve the best visual I can get.
With this software I can do the animation of the characters, the lights, the environements and the rendering.
You'll get an online thank you and my deepest gratitude.
All the above, PLUS: You'll get a digital download of the finished film and the MAKING OF to enjoy on your computer or mobile device + a note with my thanks.
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Mas Amor makes your children happy!
Mas Amor makes your children happy with funny activities from pottery to bee farm visits or simply cooking lessons!
We let kids enjoy Provence their way and try to make their holidays unforgettable and your holidays more relax!!!
A creative space located in a haven of peace in St Remy de Provence, offers workshops pottery, clay, modeling and sculpture. This space allows children to realize their creations, all in a fun and friendly atmosphere.
Prices: 15€ per kid (materiel included).
3 km from the center of Saint Remy de Provence, the lake of Barreau allows your children to practice fishing while having a pleasant moment of freshness.
Prices: 18€ per person (included fishingrod and fishing material).
Horse ride and pony, various circuits in the heart of Alpilles, accessible to children, beginners and skilled horseman.
Full Day: 80€ per person including lunch for a full day riding!
Near Fontaine de Vaucluse, spent the morning in Fonntaine de Vaucluse to admire its foutains and the village center and then enjoy nature in the rope park that has tree courses with different degrees of difficulty.
Daily open in July and August. 2 hours courses.
From Fontaine de Vaucluse to Isle sur la Sorgue, KAYAK GREEN undertook to make you taste the joys of canoeing and offers a descent of the Sorgue 8 km.
Near Uzes, descent the river from Collias to Pont du Gard 8km.
Prices: 12€ per child from 6 to 12, 17€ teenagers from 13 to 17, 22€ adult (included materiel).
An amazing place for kids! They will learn how candies are made thru a visit of the factory. In the factory shop, kids will discover an incredible variety of Haribo sweets and a world of delights! Yes, they are all there: from the “classics” to the newest creations! Hundreds of specialities and souvenirs at your fingertips.
You will be able to discover in a pleasant framework, asses of Provence and Berry, ponies the Shetland, cows of different races like Nessie Highlandaise, Ofélie the Breton one, Honorine the Jersey one, Bérangère Watussi, Poppin’ S the zebu of Ceylon and Sécotine “Crowned of Bengal”. There is even a basin where red fish and Koï capri swim coats at coast.
To decorate your visit, a refreshment bar as well as a surface of picnic and plays for children are at your disposal.
Prices: Range from 25€ to 45€ per child depending on the workshop.


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Freida Pinto glowed at the SAG Awards last night, partly because of her bright Roland Mouret gown and partly because of her impeccable makeup look, the latter of which was created by makeup artist Kira Nasrat. "The inspiration was soft and sophisticated glamour," Nasrat told InStyle.com exclusively. "Freida has striking hazel eyes so I wanted to frame them." To do so, she used L'Oreal products on the star (Pinto is a face for the beauty brand), including L’Oreal Colour Riche Shadow Quad in Good Luck Charm ($8 at drugstore.com) and Infallible Eyeliner in navy ($8 at target.com). "I used warm tones all over her eyelids and a navy blue eyeliner on the lower waterline," Nasrat explained. What a gorgeous mix!
Plus, see more SAG Awards fashion!


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Where is Mitt Romney from?
Mitt Romney may never have shown anyone his birth certificate, but that doesn’t mean much because it’s still hard to tell where this man is actually from.
Romney’s unusual mannerisms give him the air of something not of this Earth, and his itinerant ways just add to the mystery. He was born in Michigan, and spent his childhood there while his father ran American Motors and started a political career. After that, things get confusing.
Mitt left the state of his birth to run the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah, then became governor of Massachusetts. Then, after failing to ingratiate himself with Bay Statahs, he retreated to his lairs.
The GOP Presidential Candidate currently has three homes: one each in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and California. Obviously, that’s not unusual for a man as rich as Romney. It’s just strange that he doesn’t seem to prefer one domicile over the others.
Only America could produce something as milquetoast as Willard Mitt Romney, but that still doesn’t answer the question of where his true home lies. Where will he go to vote in November?
Maybe Mitt is too big for one state; with so much money, he can move about at will and still count on a steady flow of cash (not income, according to the tax codes) from his investments. He’s like the romantic loaners of folk songs and beat literature, except with perfectly coifed hair, an aversion to alcohol, drugs, and anything spontaneous, and a large, creepy family.
Then again, what else would you expect from a man who comments on the height of trees?

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The Powerhouse Close is a really effective closing style, when used in the right environment, the Powerhouse Close will encourage the prospect into an prompt decision. But this should only be done when the salesperson is really feeling upbeat, and believes he or she is able to execute the close seamlessly.
The Powerhouse Close is best used when the Salesperson needs a solid clamp to close a procrastinating buyer, or the sale could be dying a natural death and control may need to be re-established, or re-build impact during the presentation. At other times this close works when the salesperson may need to regain control over the direction the presentation is taking. That way when the salesperson may be losing control and may need something really solid to either get the presentation back on track, or to have the prospect commit to a decision there and then – irrespective of whether the question results in a Yes or a No answer.
Then if the answer is a No, the salesperson should welcome it – at least the selling process is not over yet. Remember, statistically one should expect at least seven No’s before a sale is made – and a good salesperson should always work at converting No’s into Yes. And how many other times have you been reminded that No’s should have a habit of becoming a Yes in the hands of a professional.
The Powerhouse Close statement is, “Will you take it?” and is used as a natural follow-through after a Question/Question Close.
If the question is, “Can I have it in black?” answer with, “If I can get it for you in black, will you take it?” Then simply take Total Control of the Sale by physical and verbal actions.
But a point of caution, this close needs to be rehearsed over and over until it sounds both genuinely enthusiastic and extremely natural in its style of execution.
Seller: “If I can get you an additional three months, will you take it?
At this point, once you have an answer, follow through with it. “Let me make a note of that,” and start writing. Put your head down and keep it down unless you hear a protest. Start writing even if your prospect doesn’t answer you, for he will feel the need to digest it first. But by writing, before you acquire an answer, you have assumed total control and even assumed you have sold. If you hear a No, simply lift your head. Look him in the eye, smile and ask, “Why not?” Wait for a reply and either answer it promptly, then keep writing, or ignore it and keep writing. Either way you keep control of your assumed control.
If you are in retail selling, simply move to the cash register with the item in your hand, ring up the total and put your other hand out for the money. If the item is too big, like a TV or washing machine, use your open brochure (the one you should have had ready ten minutes ago), and hold that in one hand and put the other hand out for the money. If your prospect does not respond, ask if they would prefer to pay by cash, credit card or cheque. Either way the response will be quick and definite and you win better than nine times out of ten.
It should also be understood that this close IS NOT for the timid or mild mannered seller, and does require control and discipline – neither of which can be acquired without lengthy and thoughtful rehearsal. If on the other hand, you were looking for the easy way out, this close will be effective more often than not without you following up with, “Let me make a note of that”. But if the sale was shaky beforehand, chances are it would now be lost.


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Craig & I celebrated our 20th anniversary in January. We lived in Columbus from 1980 to 1997, we lived in O'Neill, Nebraska from August 1997 thru February 1999. For anyone that doesn't know, O'Neill is 100 miles from nowhere!! Nebraska Public Power District brought us to York at that time. It is amazing how life sometimes come full circle. When we first came back to York, I couldn't figure out why everyone looked so much older than they had when we left and I was sure I hadn't aged abit!!
Scott, our oldest, went to the middle school (which was the high school some 25+ years ago) for the last quarter of his 8th grade year. He had Mr. Robb for science and Mr. Brink for social studies. Mr. Robb retired at the end of last year and Mr. Brink is retiring at the end of this year. Neither of them looked much different than they did when we had them. He is now a freshman and is enjoying every minute of high school. He is counting the days until he is 16. I think we are down to 5 months and maybe 15 days. Actually mom can't wait because I am tired of being his chauffer and I know having mom or dad take him really curtails his social life!!
Our daughter is going to start middle school next fall so we have toured the old high school with her. I really have tried to imagine the building as it was when we were there.
I am really looking forward to seeing everyone and catching up on the past 25 years!!

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As the marchers prepared to get underway a mile away, California Faculty Association members addressed the Trustees before a packed room of faculty, students, policymakers, and news media in addition to the Trustees, campus presidents, and many other CSU executives and administrators.
They explained their personal experiences and those of colleagues who teach on their campuses as a result of low pay—from loss of purchasing power to bankruptcies and living on food stamps.
CFA has dubbed the push to improve faculty earnings as the “Fight for Five”—meaning a 5% General Salary Increase for all faculty. CSU management, however, refuses to budge from its offer of a 2% salary raise for faculty in the second year of the contract.
California State Assembly Speaker Toni Atkins and Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom, both ex-officio members of the CSU Board of Trustees, expressed a desire to resolve the contract fight and the need to unify for the sake of advocating for CSU state funding moving forward.
While the Trustees met, hundreds of faculty, students, and community and labor allies embarked on a one-mile march through downtown Long Beach, culminating in a massive crowd outside the CSU Chancellor’s Office on Golden Shore in Long Beach where the Trustees regularly meet. The crowd grew as buses arrived from CSU campuses as far away as CSU Fresno and CSU Stanislaus.
Art Pulaski, Secretary-Treasurer of the California Labor Federation, AFL-CIO spoke about his support for the Fight For Five both inside to the Trustees and outside to the crowd gathered at the noon rally.
The protest follows the faculty’s recent strike authorization vote, which resulted in a 94.4% percent vote in favor of a strike if contract negotiations with CSU management fail to result in a fair deal.
Faculty leaders talked about troubling hiring patterns that emphasize temporary teaching jobs over long periods of time, the impact of stagnant pay on faculty members’ own families, the impact on quality education for students, and the demoralizing misplaced priority on executive compensation.


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HOUMA � Two men were found shot to death in a Clay Street apartment Tuesday in an apparent homicide, according Houma Police detectives.
HOUMA � Two men were found shot to death inside a Houma apartment Tuesday in an apparent homicide, according to police detectives.
Police have not released the names of the victims, who were found inside an apartment on Clay Street, which runs parallel to Barrow Street near the Houma Tunnel.
Relatives gathered at the scene identified one as Mike Herbert, who was renting the one-bedroom apartment at 1002 Clay St., they said.
The men appeared to have been killed Tuesday but he was unsure when, McElroy said.
�I promise you we will have some closure in this case,� McElroy told a reporter at the scene.
Officers blocked off Clay Street between Honduras and Bond streets for several hours Tuesday. Relatives and friends of Herbert gathered in the Town Hall plaza parking lot and watched the investigation.
Herbert planned to take his teenage son shopping for new school clothes that day and drive him to Baton Rouge, where his teenage son�s child lives, relatives said.
The house was locked when officers arrived and there were no immediate signs of forced entry, McElroy said. Several neighbors said the street had been quiet that evening.
A 29-year-old father of four who lives in an apartment on the same lot said there were no sounds from Herbert�s apartment that evening. He refused to be identified.
He last saw Herbert Tuesday morning, when Herbert told him he planned to take his son shopping for new shoes, he said.
�You know he wasn�t a bad dude if you have all these people here,� he said, indicating the crowd of about 100 gathered in the Town Hall parking lot.
about a year. Herbert was a reliable tenant who caused few problems, he said.
The murder marks the first time he had a serious incident at the apartments since buying them 10 years ago, he said.

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Ladies and Gentleman, it is a pleasure to be in Oxford. It is exactly three years since I last spoke at this conference, and it’s a sign of how much has changed in that time that it is not only three years, but four Culture Secretaries.
Back then, March 2016, it was John Whittingdale who had asked me to carry out an independent review of the BBC’s governance and regulatory arrangements, as part of the preparatory work for the new Charter.
These two main proposals, subject to a raft of detailed points, did find their way into the new Charter and Agreement, which took effect from April 2017.
We have worked inside this new framework for nearly two years, so it is reasonable to look back and ask how well it is doing.
We also have to bear in mind that the Charter calls for a mid-term review which is likely to start formally in 2022.
The Charter makes clear that the mission of the BBC, its five public purposes, and the licence fee model that underlies it, will not be in scope. But BBC governance and regulatory arrangements will be looked at in the light of recent experience.
Of course, compared to my appearance here in 2016, I now wear a different hat, as Chair of the BBC.
So I can no longer claim the label of independence. But I hope you will find my remarks today are still set in the context of what may be judged to be the public interest.
One thing that almost everyone is agreed upon is that, taken as a whole, the new governance and regulatory arrangements work substantially better than the old model.
But arguing that the new system is an improvement is far from claiming that it cannot be improved upon.
So this morning I want to consider some aspects of the current arrangements, particularly those which might arise in the mid-term review.
It may be a couple of years away, but some of the issues are complex. And I don’t need to relate how quickly time passes.
First, how have the BBC’s revised systems bedded in?
In the old model, the relationship between the BBC Executive Board and the BBC Trust was mired in a serious confusion around the responsibilities of each in the areas of governance and regulation.
And the regulatory responsibility of the Trust was subject to a complicated set of arrangements with Ofcom about the extent to which the latter would involve itself in regulatory competition issues.
I wrote towards the beginning of my review that governance and regulation needed to be thought of as separate activities. And that a regulator needed to be independent of those it regulates.
The old system ignored this key principle.
The BBC Trust was part governance Board and part regulator of the BBC. It was never clear whether its job was to champion the BBC, or stand apart and hold the BBC accountable for its licence obligations.
Today it is safe to say that the Trust is not mourned by anyone, certainly not the Chancellor of this great University, Lord Patten, who recently described being Chairman of the BBC Trust as “a terrible position to be in”.
The revised system under the new Charter has one unitary Board, clearly accountable for the governance of the BBC.
It has a single regulator responsible for regulation of the BBC, as well as the other public service broadcasters.
The new arrangements, for the BBC and Ofcom, are easy to understand, both inside and out. And they make entirely clear where responsibility lies.
For the BBC, I am particularly pleased with the way the Board has come together and is going about its work.
Non Execs have been critically involved in key decision making - engaging early with important issues, considering them regularly, and interrogating them closely, over time.
The result is a Board and Executive fully aligned behind the BBC’s strategic agenda.
BBC Studios is a good example.
The Board recognised how vital it was, in an increasingly competitive global market, to bring together programme production, sales and distribution into a single entity.
I’m delighted that Studios has made such a bold and confident start.
Another crucial issue on which the Board has spent a significant amount of time is the initiative to reinvent public service broadcasting for a new generation - making sure the BBC can reach and remain relevant to younger audiences.
The move in viewing hours from linear to non-linear is apparent to all.
It is why we have been so engaged in the modernisation of iPlayer; and in the development of BBC Sounds as a single personalised destination for all of our music, radio and podcasts.
Most recently, we have announced that - with ITV - we’re in the final phase of talks to launch BritBox in the UK.
This will be the first time British PSBs have come together to create a subscription VOD service in this country.
But, of course, at the moment there is no Board decision more important than the one we must make this year regarding the future of free TV licences for the over-75s.
As you know, under the Digital Economy Act of 2017, Government funding for the current TV licence concession is set to come to an end in 2020, and it is the responsibility of the BBC to consult and decide what - if anything - should replace it.
We are of course aware that some pensioners are still in poverty and that TV is an important source of companionship for this group. We must also be mindful of the implications for the BBC of continuing to provide a concession in the years to come.
If we continued the current concession it would cost the BBC around £745m, equivalent to almost a fifth of our budget.
It is clear that the scale of service cuts we would need to make would fundamentally change the BBC for everyone - for all licence fee payers and for the industry as a whole.
Recently we concluded our broad, three-month public consultation on the future of the over 75s concession.
Over the next few months we will study the responses we have received from the public and stakeholders very closely.
Second, financial impact - the cost of any concession to the BBC and the possible impact this might have on programming and services.
Third, feasibility - the need to be able to implement any concession effectively, clearly and simply.
The consultation process has proven that there are strong views on all sides. Any choice will have its merits and its drawbacks, its critics and its backers.
Ultimately, it is for the Board to decide. And I can assure you that none of us underestimates the significance of the decision.
At this stage we are still gathering the threads together from the consultation period. We will need to make the best and fairest decision for everyone, and we hope to do so before the summer.
Of course, good governance is not an end in itself. The biggest benefits of a well-run BBC come to those who pay for it.
Not surprisingly, when I go out around the country engaging with audiences, people don’t talk to me about the BBC’s improved governance arrangements. They want to talk about content and its availability.
They talk about the Bodyguard, the final episode of which was watched by an extraordinary 17 million people. Or Killing Eve, that had over 45 million iPlayer requests. Or Fleabag or Strictly, Springwatch or A Very English Scandal.
So this is the second area I want to touch on today: the Board’s responsibility to make sure the BBC delivers outstanding public service content and maximum value for licence fee payers.
And in particular, I want to cover how we are listening and responding to what our audiences tell us they want, and what constitutes value in the digital age.
It’s great that around 20 million people are now using their BBC accounts each month. That data is helping us better to understand their needs and transform how we personalise their service.
But ultimately you cannot have a conversation with data, and for the Board there can be no substitute for face-to-face discussion.
This is what we have been doing with our regular “meet the audience” events, all around the country. I have personally attended sessions from Coventry to Margate, Antrim to Dundee. And next week I will be in Aberdeen.
The focus has been on hearing from younger audiences, diverse audiences, and those the BBC finds harder to reach.
There is general agreement on what we are felt to be doing well.
In today’s world of fake news audiences recognise the value of a truly independent national broadcaster, free from political influence and interference.
We are seen as one of the ‘go to’ destinations, not just for news and drama but also for documentaries, such as David Attenborough’s Dynasties and Blue Planet II.
And we are felt to cater well for younger children, with CBeebies in particular.
We feel that the BBC can point to a strong track record of outstanding and distinctive content over the past year. And it’s encouraging that audiences in general agree.
But there is also broad consensus on where we are seen to be falling short.
In particular, these face-to-face sessions have underlined the extent to which distribution and availability are important: binge watching highly-recommended TV series is increasingly the norm.
The BBC is not felt to be meeting this desire well, especially because of the perceived limitations in the viewing window for BBC iPlayer.
The lack of ability to watch series all in one go, the wait for episodes to be uploaded, and the relative speed at which episodes and series expire and are no longer available on iPlayer, all are felt to be particularly frustrating.
As one person said at a session in Salford: “If I have to wait until tomorrow to watch it then I won’t watch it, I’ll go somewhere else”.
If these trends are marked across all audiences, they are particularly so with younger audiences.
The pace of change among this age group is remarkable. 16-34 year olds now spend more than half of their screen time each day watching non-broadcast TV. And the time they spend music streaming has grown by 40% in just a year.
For the BBC Board, these are extremely important insights. The principle of universality is fundamental to the BBC’s public service remit, and always at the forefront of our thinking.
We are acutely aware of our responsibility to ensure that the BBC not only continues to reach everyone with its public service mission, but also offers value to everyone.
And it is obvious that, increasingly, it’s through our online services that audiences will expect to receive more value for their licence fee.
More and more, they will see BBC iPlayer as the front door to our content offer. And, in the on demand world, it is clear that the 30-day viewing window, for example, offers less and less public value.
Where once it was a catch-up service, iPlayer now needs to become a destination in its own right - one that brings together our very best creativity and tailors it uniquely to each user.
Our research shows that audiences believe these changes will make iPlayer a better place to watch TV, and in the on-demand age will offer better value to licence fee payers.
This brings me to the third topic I want to focus on today: the future of our regulatory arrangements in a fast-moving digital world.
I am not alone in pondering what the best regulatory system is for an increasingly digital and global broadcasting market.
It is something that is increasingly at the forefront of Government and Ofcom thinking too.
Frances Cairncross recently published her report on the future of high quality journalism. She recommended new regulatory arrangements to redress the balance between platforms and publishers.
Last week, Jason Furman - a former advisor to President Obama - produced his report for the Treasury on competition in the UK digital markets. It highlighted that, where there is such dominance by tech giants in so many markets, it leads to less choice, less quality, and less innovation for consumers.
And very shortly we expect the Government’s White Paper on the future of online regulation - designed to address some of the harms and excesses of the internet.
But it is vital that we do have regulation that is fit for purpose. That protects citizens and consumers, and creates a level playing field for the industry.
I want to argue that effective regulation for the digital age is just as important for the future of the broadcast sector as it is for the social media sector. Not least because of the developing overlap between the two.
On the whole, I believe the BBC can be pleased with the relationship that has grown up between us and our new regulator, Ofcom.
But I want to return to the BBC’s strategy for iPlayer, and use it to consider, as a case in point, how our current regulatory arrangements are standing up to the pace of change.
It is hard to overstate how rapidly the giant global players are moving within the market around us.
In the last quarter of 2018, Netflix added a record 8.8 million of worldwide subscribers. In total it has nearly 140 million subscribers in over 190 countries worldwide. In the UK it is in over a third of all households.
Amazon is investing heavily in TV content across Children’s, Drama, Factual, Comedy, Films and Sport. Google has invested strongly in YouTube, including in new long-form TV programmes.
Apple will be launching a new video streaming service this year. We can expect new services from Disney, Comcast and WarnerMedia too - all well-positioned to make a major impact.
It’s a market in which to stand still is to go rapidly backwards.
This is why our plans for iPlayer are so critically important.
Our aim is to make some important but straightforward changes to bring it more into line with what the rest of the market is already doing.
More box sets, and more content, available for longer.
The Board determined that the BBC’s planned iPlayer changes for 2018/19 did not amount to a material change, and therefore should not be subject to the delay of a Public Interest Test.
Ofcom disagreed. That is their right. And we are now conducting a PIT process which we will publish shortly.
But every month is precious, and comes with the risk of lagging even further behind audience needs and expectations.
We have to put this in context of what is now the norm for the market - and for our audiences.
Netflix, for example, currently update their app over 50 times a year - around once a week - with no hold up, and no need for regulatory approval.
They can commission or acquire content and stream it for as long as they have negotiated with rights holders.
So in the current global digital marketplace I think there are important issues for us all to consider - Government, Ofcom and the BBC, as well as all UK media organisations.
We need to look again at whether regulation, born in a UK-centric linear era, remains fit for the global, digital age.
The current regulatory system has its origins in an era where the BBC was seen as the big beast in the jungle, the big beast against whom all others needed protection.
But that view of the world has now passed. Increasingly, our major competitors are well funded, international giants - Netflix, Spotify, Facebook, YouTube - whose financial resources dwarf our own.
Of course we recognise that, given our unique funding model, there must be constraints on how the BBC operates.
But we need to find a way forward that does not just play into the hands of global competitors at the expense in particular of UK PSBs.
The explosion of choice from the new online players has undoubtedly been a good thing for UK consumers. But in embracing the new we should also celebrate, and protect, what is good about our existing broadcast ecology.
I believe we need a system of regulation that promotes and protects public service broadcasting.
That means that, whilst genuinely promoting competition, we ensure that the UK PSBs are not disadvantaged against large global competitors.
And, in our efforts to be fair, we need to be mindful of the kind of approach that famously and demonstrably failed UK audiences when the Office of Fair Trading and Competition Commission blocked Project Kangaroo almost exactly a decade ago.
All this needs to be addressed with urgency, and will certainly need to be dealt with in the mid-term review of governance and regulation.
1. How should we define the presence of the BBC in the market place?
We are concerned that Ofcom take a narrow view of the market place, and in the area of iPlayer have looked just at our position against other PSB players and Sky’s Now TV.
In this context, iPlayer has done well and can be seen as a leader among UK players. But that hides the much bigger picture of what is happening in the UK video on demand market as a whole.
Over the last four years, Netflix and Amazon together have moved their joint market share to around 55%. At the same time, iPlayer’s share of the total VOD market has fallen from over 40% to around 18%.
Judged in the context of the whole market and not just PSBs, the challenge from the Board to the BBC has been to move faster.
Meanwhile, the response of the regulatory authorities has been to slow the BBC down.
So, there is a key question for policy makers about how we define the market context in which regulatory decisions need to be made.
2. At what point should the regulator exercise step in powers?
The BBC Board accepts that step in powers should be part of any good regulatory process.
I proposed such powers for Ofcom when I wrote my report three years ago, and nobody - then or now - argues against them.
In the past, the balance of opinion has favoured a system where regulators may step in and call “time out” where there is a hypothetical possibility that a BBC action might cause problems.
Increasingly, our view in a dynamic market place is that step in powers should be used when there is actual evidence of a harm, rather than based on analysis of hypothetical competition risk.
We regard this as a second area where further analysis needs to be undertaken to determine how best to maximise public value.
3. What can we do to increase the speed of the regulatory process?
Even in circumstances where regulatory powers might be legitimately exercised, there is an important question about timing.
The Charter and Agreement set time limits for Ofcom. Currently they are allowed nearly eight months to consider changes.
I think these limits need to be looked at again in the light of the pace that our competitors are able to move in a global digital market.
4. Finally, are the Government and Ofcom doing enough to strengthen the PSB ecology for consumers?
If we value Public Service Broadcasting, and the BBC in particular, we need a regulatory system which encourages PSBs to adapt and prosper.
I strongly support our campaign, working closely with the other UK PSBs, to ensure that, in the area of prominence, all our services should be as easy for people to find in the digital world as they have always been in the analogue world.
I urge the Government to take legislative action, and to take action to strengthen the PSBs as and when they get the chance.
Let me conclude at this point.
I put these four questions forward as the start of an important debate. Some of them need addressing now; some will form a crucial part of the mid-term review. . And, of course, at that time there will be many more questions to consider.
I urge Government and regulators to engage with them, seeking to determine where the public interest best lies.
The hypothesis I will leave you with is that the BBC is a critical part of the UK media sector.
A strong, dynamic BBC allows our media industry to punch well above its weight in the world.
It means a domestic player committed to serving all Nations and Regions in the UK.
It means a Corporation committed in its news output to impartiality and accuracy, a bulwark against fake news.
And it means a BBC iPlayer committed to showcasing the best of British writers, directors and actors, delivering great value for licence fee payers.
We must be able to adapt and innovate in the digital world. We must be able to make the changes our audiences demand, in real time. Not by revolution, every few years, but by rapid, ongoing evolution.
Working well together, in the public interest, we need to ensure we pave the way for the effective modernisation of BBC online services on which our audiences increasingly depend, and by which they will increasingly gauge our value.


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Yesterday marked the first day of trading on the New York Stock Exchange for The ADT Corp., the new name for independent ADT post its split with Tyco International. It did well on the market, according to news reports.
Tyco International Ltd (TYC) and spinoff [The] ADT Corp. (ADT) received warm receptions from the market during their first day of trading as slimmed-down companies focused on different parts of the market for building security and safety.
Fire-protection-and-suppression equipment manufacturer Tyco on Monday closed up 3.1% at $28.50 a share. Meanwhile, home-security-monitoring service ADT finished up 3.5% at $37.27 a share after being lower for the first half of Monday's trading session. Analysts said ADT's performance reflected investors' cautiousness about assigning a price to a company with no natural market peers.
"The shareholder profiles for these two companies are quite different," said Nicholas Heymann, an analyst for Robert W. Baird. "You've got a cyclical growth stock [in Tyco] and basically an industrial utility stock" in ADT.
Edward Breen, who replaced Mr. Kozlowski in 2002, has spent the past 10 years methodically shrinking Tyco by selling dozens of businesses and spinning off parts of the company to shareholders as stand-alone companies.
A year ago, Tyco announced plans to further dismantle the company by spinning off ADT and the company's pipe and valve business as new public companies. The pipe and valve business merged earlier this year with pump maker Pentair Ltd. (PNR), leaving Tyco and ADT as the remaining pieces of the company in the breakup.


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This powerful book (illustrated in full colour) exposes the fatal flaws of evolutionary thinking. Like no other work that we are aware of, it is authored by nine Ph.D. scientists to produce a coordinated, coherent, powerful argument. All of the authors received their doctorates from similar secular universities as their evolutionary counterparts. Each is a specialist in a field relevant to the subject written about: Natural selection, origin of life, geology, genetics, radiometric dating, the fossil record, cosmology, and ethics.
Evolution’s Achilles’ Heels directly demolishes the very pillars of the belief system that underpins our now-secular culture—evolutionary naturalism. It’s coupled with the Biblical command to reach the lost with the Bible’s Good News. In a nutshell, it’s a comprehensive outreach tool like no other.
The nine Ph.D. scientists are Donald Batten, Robert Carter, David Catchpoole, John Hartnett, Mark Harwood, Jim Mason, Jonathan Sarfati, Emil Silvestru and Tasman Walker. Foreword by Carl Wieland and edited by Robert Carter.
The chapters are technical enough to answer the critics and be scientifically sound. They are readable enough for general inquirers to at least get an overview of the issues. (For example, I am not trained in biochemistry, but I could follow the arguments.) I liked this book so well that I have purchased a box of them to both give away to selected friends and to sell when I am in public settings. I expect that I will need additional boxes of these books in the future.
There is a companion DVD of the same title, 96 minutes long, that gives a good summary of these same issues. I have also bought many of these for the same purposes. I liked the extra interviews of the 15 scientists. They could be useful by showing viewers how these scientists transformed from evolution-based views to young-earth creation understandings.
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(Oct 25. 2011) - Current agreements with the WWF require all visitors to Windsor Cave to log in with the Cave Warden, Franklyn "Dango" Taylor, before entering the cave, in order to keep track of traffic. Contact with Dango beforehand is not easy (he's a rastafarian, and last we heard he still doesn't have a cell-phone), but he can often be found at a small shop at the start of the trail to the main entrance (see map).
The cave is one of the most important in Jamaica, biologically, and is not well-suited to tourism. However, there is a long history of casual tourist visitation, and this can continue as long as appropriate etiquette is followed. Specifically, visitors should not touch formations (they're much more fragile than they look, and easily broken), not shine lights on the ceilings of the chambers where bats are roosting, and try to stay on the beaten path (to limit soil compaction, which destroys the habitat for various trog inverts).
Physically, Windsor Cave is large and complex. Currently, few tourist visits extend beyond "Royal Flat", several hundred metres into the cave. To the south is the first drop (a 15 metre pitch that requires gear and knowledge of vertical rope techniques), then a second drop into the lower streamway, or one can go much further south to finally come out at Bamboo Bottom. The entire part of the cave past the first drop floods to the ceiling during the rainy season, and can do so quickly. The JCO strongly recommends that visitors do not venture into this part of the system between the months of April and December.
Windsor is located at the start of the Troy - Windsor trail, on the northern edge of the Cockpit Country. Hiking tours on the trail can be arranged through the JCO. Accommodation is available at the nearby "Patrick's Cabin" (managed by Dango), or at the Last Resort, owned and operated by Ivor Conolley.
The Windsor Great House also offers accommodations, and other services, and can be contacted via their website.
Windsor is reached by travelling the road from Falmouth, Trelawny, to Martha Brae, and then crossing the bridge to the east and turning right to follow the valley south into the hills. This takes you along the side of the Martha Brae River (known for the bamboo rafting), and then through the small farming communities of Perth Town and Reserve, then through Sherwood Content, Coxheath, and finally to Windsor.
Further information can be found on the JCO fieldnotes page for Windsor Cave.


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A real tiny bat skull encased in smoothly polished resin and set in sterling silver. A favorite!
Some customization / options are available such as color tone and inclusion of hand drawn "doodles."


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We undertook all the work including Decorating, Plastering, Joinery, Plumbing, Gardening, Rubbish Removal, Supplying and Fitting Carpets & Vinyl and Cleaning.
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text: Dr. Miriam Mintzer serves as the Scientific Review Officer for CSR’s Interventions to Prevent and Treat Addictions (IPTA) study section. After receiving her Ph.D. in experimental psychology (human memory and cognition) from New York University, Dr. Mintzer received postdoctoral training in the human behavioral pharmacology of substance abuse in the Department of Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, where she served as an associate professor prior to starting at CSR. Dr. Mintzer conducted NIH-funded research on the cognitive effects of drugs, and cognitive impairment and training interventions in a variety of clinical populations including adolescents and adults with addictions, older adults, and individuals with dementia. She was awarded five R01 and two R21 grants as principal investigator and has over 50 peer-reviewed scientific journal publications.


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Few days ago Exchange Team released new version of PST Capture Tool.
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Most of us have heard that airplanes are among the safest means of traveling; however, Gulf Coast chopper accident lawyers know that helicopters are one of the most dangerous modes of transport.
In the oil and gas industry, helicopters are common means of transportation to get to offshore drilling rigs and vessels in the Gulf of Mexico. Unfortunately, helicopter accidents are about 90% more likely to occur than airplane accidents. Critical, even fatal, injuries usually are the result of these accidents.
Most helicopter crashes result in wrongful death for those on board. While the fatality rate for the average American worker is 3.8 deaths for 100,000 workers, the rate among oil and gas industry employees is 27.1 deaths per 100,000.
According to statistics from the time period of 2003-2010, helicopter accidents accounted for 75 percent of all transportation-related deaths among oil and gas industry workers. During that time period, 17 helicopter accidents occurred in the Gulf of Mexico; of these, 11 resulted in at least 1 worker fatality. Nine accident victims survived the crash but later drowned before they could be rescued.
When a loved one is killed in a Louisiana helicopter accident, it’s important that families know they have legal rights to pursue compensation against the negligent party.
Traumatic brain injury: Also known as TBI, these injuries can have a critical impact on the victim’s neurological function and long-term cognitive abilities.
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The majority of Missouri’s congressional delegation has supported passage of the compromise budget bill approved by the U. S. House last night. Retiring Congresswoman Jo Ann Emerson and northeast Missouri Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer were among 85 Republicans supporting the bill. Democrats Clay, Carnahan, and Cleaver were aning 172 Democrats voting in favor. Republicans Akin, Harzler, and Long were among 151 Republicans who voted “no.” Northwest Missouri congressman Sam Graves did not vote. The measure went to the President on a House vote of 257-167.
Both of Missouri’s Senators voted for the bill in the Senate, which approved it earlier 89-8.


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The Nissan Cube is a compact hatchback car launched by the Japanese automobile manufacturers- Nissan Corporations. The four-door cube features an automatic CVT and a 1.8 L, four-cylinder engine. The back seats have ample passenger space and one can fold them back to hold considerable cargo volume. This stylish car comes in two trim styles - S and SL. The agile Nissan Cube can be conveniently parked anywhere and boasts of a spacious, luxuriously designed cabin. Riding this model is very comfortable with an adjustable driving seat and plenty of head plus leg space.
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Famously created for Mughal royalty by the chefs of Bengal, chicken rezala is a rich fragrant dish with it’s masala made from almonds or cashew paste, poppy seeds and yogurt. These subtle spices make it very different to any “typical” curry you’d come across on a restaurant menu. I’ve paired it with a simple broccoli and jeera rice but it can be eaten with any rice you choose!
1) Create a marinade of yogurt, salt, ginger and garlic before making sure each chicken piece is well coated. Allow to marinate for at least 30 minutes.
2) Create a paste using ground almonds and poppy seeds and leave aside.
3) Heat the ghee and oil together and fry the whole spices until they become fragrant. Add the onions and fry for 5 minutes until they become soft and translucent.
4) Add the marinated chicken along with any remaining marinade in the bowl and cook on a medium heat for 20 minutes.
5) After 20 minutes, add the cashew and poppy seed paste and cook for 20 minutes with the lid on.
6) After 20 minutes open the lid and boil the masala until it becomes thick. Stir well and serve with rice or naan.
1) Heat oil in pan and lightly fry the garlic, onions, jeera and mustard seeds.
2) Once the onions have browned slightly, add the broccoli and cook covered for 5 minutes.
3) Add cooked rice, salt and pepper and stir everything well. Leave with lid on for another 5 minutes and serve immediately.

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Where can I get a new CMOS battery?
A computer I had in storage for a few years keeps losing its memory so I'm guessing the CMOS battery is dead. I'm going to try leaving it on to charge for a day or 2 (zesa willing) but in case that fails, where can I get a new one?
CMOS batteries are not rechargeable. Once they are finished you have to replace them jus like your watch batteries.


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I believe in process, spontaneity, and action. My style and interests are varied, as are the mediums I use. The medium foresees the style. The interest suggests the medium. My work combines formal academic painting and drawing with a strong interest in graffiti, comics, graphics, and pattern.
Make sure you visit Trent Call’s website for more great artwork.


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I used to suffer from neck and shoulder pain and was unable to find the cause or cure for it. However, after Alexander Technique lessons, I realised that it was what I was doing to myself in my work environment that was the root of my problems. Bad habits learned over 30 years in an I.T. role, sitting in front of a P.C. were the cause. Quickly I learnt from the Technique how to manage myself better and became aware of harmful tension and holding patterns. I had found something that made a long-lasting difference.
I was so inspired by the changes my teacher helped me achieve, that I decided to undertake the three year training course. I have been qualified and practicing since 2005.
Members of STAT have completed the three year full-time training and adhere to a published code of ethical and professional standards.


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