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In addition, this is the first time since 1968 that every MLB team will open the season on the same Opening Day – now that’s a true Opening Day.
So, how long has baseball had Opening Days? Well, this is the 143rd season of the National League, which began in 1876. And from 1876 to the present, every year has had an Opening Day.
U.S. presidents have been part of Opening Day for over 100 years. Since President William Howard Taft threw out the ceremonial first pitch of the 1910 season, every president has thrown out the first pitch on Opening Day at least once (although President Carter did it after he left office).
On Opening Day, 1907, fans in New York rioted, throwing snowballs at players. The umpire stopped the game, and the New York Giants had to forfeit. In that same game, Giants catcher Roger Bresnahan became the first catcher to wear shin guards, a now universal practice.
On Opening Day, 1940, 21-year-old Bob Feller of the Cleveland Indians pitched a no-hitter, the only one ever pitched on Opening Day.
On Opening Day, 1947, Jackie Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodgers became the first African American to play Major League Baseball in the 20th century.
On Opening Day, 1974, Hank Aaron hit his 714th home run, tying the record of the legendary Babe Ruth.
Only two teams have played continuously since 1876, the Chicago Cubs and the Atlanta (originally Boston) Braves. Talk about persistence… Year in and year out, whether in good times or bad, these two teams have returned for Opening Day.
The Cubs provide a particularly persistent example of hope. Before the 2016 World Series victory, the Cubs last won the World Series in 1908, back when Kaiser Wilhelm and Tsar Nicholas II still enjoyed their Empires.
The Boston Red Sox also maintained their optimism. After selling the contract of Babe Ruth to the Yankees, the Red Sox waited 84 more years before another World Series title in 2004. Even after making what many consider to be the worst deal in sports history, the Red Sox came up with many great players over the years, enjoying many winning seasons. And then they won the World Series three times in ten years.
Fans of the Pittsburgh Pirates never gave up hope, either. The once proud Pirates, with past World Series titles and many Hall of Fame players, endured 20-consecutive losing seasons, from 1993 to 2012. This marks the longest streak of seasons with losing records in professional sports history. However, after careful planning, restructuring, and analysis of its players and the competition, the Pirates have had more recent winning seasons and playoff appearances.
These baseball teams and their fans did not abandon the cause, drop all of their players, or give up on proven baseball strategies for success. They kept plugging away. Team management reviewed the team’s status every year. They changed players as needed, sometimes in a planned way, and sometimes because of a sudden injury. They adjusted their rosters and their strategies to fit the situation and the competition.
Baseball had been around for a very long time, having evolved from rudimentary bat-and-ball games already being played in England in the mid-18th century, but Major League Baseball began in 1876. Stocks had been traded, but the stock market’s first index – the Dow Jones Industrial Average – was created in 1896.
And since the DJIA was created, only one of the original member companies still remains in the DJIA: General Electric. As with all stocks (and baseball teams), GE has had good and bad years, has adjusted its holdings, its personnel, and its strategies. And every year, the company keeps plugging away.
The stock market as a whole, including GE and many other companies, has experienced its fair share of up and down years. It crashed in 1929, lasted through the Great Depression, and weathered various financial crises due to wars, oil prices, foreign asset bubbles, currency adjustments, the housing market, and 9/11.
However, just like baseball teams, year in and year out, whether in good times or bad, companies and investors continue to show up for business. After careful planning and as-needed adjustments, they remain hopeful. Wise investors do not abandon the cause or proven financial strategies for success.
Despite bad seasons or strings of bad seasons, each team’s fans hope for the best. Fans don’t drop their teams. Baseball team owners don’t abandon ship just because things are not going as planned (well, sometimes they abandon cities, but that’s another story altogether). Successful team owners and managers keep level heads, carefully adjust their rosters and their strategies, and stay hopeful. Even when they don’t win championships, they still win games.
Successful investors would be wise to follow the same strategies. Remain level-headed, plan carefully, allocate resources, examine the market, and then succeed.
Financial advisors remind clients to review their investments at least yearly, usually at the end of the year. However, in the spirit of hopefulness, what if we asked clients to review their investments on Baseball’s Opening Day, when “Hope springs eternal”?


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Long overdue the classic idea that orthodontic treatments are only carried out in children, adults represent an increasingly higher percentage of our patients. In fact, currently in the United States, more than 35% of orthodontic patients are adults, and this number will increase as the average age of the population increases.
Technically, the orthodontics in the adult does not differ almost nothing from the orthodontics of the child or adolescent, basically the teeth move the same but there are three factors that make the difference.
First, the fact that all the teeth have been replaced and that the growth is completely finished, makes it impossible to perform any type of preventive work, which means that extractions must be performed frequently or the collaboration of maxillofacial surgery.
Second, adult patients usually present other associated oral problems such as caries, absence of parts, gum problems that will have to be planned and solved in conjunction with other specialists, and therefore, making multidisciplinary treatments.
Third, many adults think, not with some reason, that the teeth move more slowly and that they will need a lot of time to correct them. In practice, treatments in adults do not last longer than in children since this initial difficulty is compensated by a higher motivation, hygiene and care of the devices. In the end, the time is less than or equal to the treatment in children!
Adults do not give up on a perfect smile.
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In this thoroughly researched history, Graydon Meints tells the fascinating story of the railroad’s arrival and development in Michigan. An engaging and accessible text, the book describes the long-awaited and often-troubled advent of the railroad in the state, the building of which shifted from private to public efforts and back again, amid tumultuous social, business, and political developments. The railroad would come to play a role in almost every critical event in Michigan’s history, including the Civil War, the Granger Movement, and the Gilded Age, before beginning to wane following the arrival of the automobile, the Interstate Commerce Commission, World War I, and the Great Depression. A brief growth spurt during World War II was short-lived, and it was followed by the collapse of several major railroads and the formation of Amtrak and Conrail. Looking ahead to the future of the railroad in the Great Lakes region, Meints assesses the strengths and shortcomings of this revolutionary invention. With careful attention to the personal impact of the railroad, Meints recognizes in brief biographies the many men and women responsible for the development and operation of Michigan railroads, as well as the triumphs, tragedies, and spaces that shaped their lives and work.
GRAYDON M. MEINTS has published a number of acclaimed railroad histories, including Michigan Railroads & Railroad Companies, Michigan Railroad Lines, and Railroads for Michigan. He is a winner of a Historical Society of Michigan State History Award.
"Tangible proof that no one knows Michigan’s fascinating railroad history better than Meints. With information and illustrations from earlier publications, libraries, archives, and individual researchers and collectors, Meints has assembled the story of Michigan railroads from the first charters and railroads of the 1830s lines to the beginning of the 21st century in a format that will satisfy novice and knowledgeable alike."
"Graydon Meints has created a wonderfully comprehensive history of the railroad experience in Michigan. It’s more than just steam railroads; coverage includes street railways, electric interurbans, and Great Lakes ferries. Although Meints examines corporate developments from the 1830s to the present, he does not forget the human, the technological, and even the architectural sides of railroading. This book should become the standard study of railroads in the Wolverine State."
"Meints is, without question, one of the Midwest's paramount railroad scholars. After a lifetime of study, much of what he knows about the subject can be found between these covers. If one's interest is in the tracks, trains, trollies, or traction companies of the Wolverine State, a reader is certain to encounter something engaging in this volume. A book years in the making, this is the most comprehensive history ever written about railroading in Michigan."
Railroads for Michigan, by Graydon M. Meints. Shown is Greydon M. Meints (left), receiving his award from Robert C. Meyers.

industry_corpus2: Transportation


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Objective: To obtain a contingent/PRN position as an Occupational Therapist, that will enable me to utilize, challenge and enhance my current skill set.
Prepare weekly class lectures, assignments and exams for students in the OTA Program.
Deliver competency based education which aligns with the college model of curricula and style of teaching.
Promoted student success through evaluation of performance and active engagement in the learning process.
Relate professional experience to learning through active awareness of changing healthcare trends.
Facilitate program development/improvement as a member of the OTA advisory board Encore Rehabilitation - Autumn Woods Health Care Facility October 2011-Present.
Perform Occupational Therapy evaluations, implement treatment plans, assist with discharge planning home or continuation of services with restorative nursing program for geriatric residents in a skilled nursing facility.
Educate residents/caregivers on self care assistance training, transfer training, adaptive equipment education and home evaluations to facilitate safe discharge home.
Perform facility in-service training to nursing staff on safe transfer techniques, proper bed positioning, ROM, splinting care and orthopedic post-op precautions.
Supervision and treatment collaboration with COTA's.
Contracture management, seating/positioning and restraint reduction.
Perform Occupational Therapy evaluations for adults with orthopedic, neurological and other medically debilitating conditions in a multi-disciplinary inpatient rehabilitation and acute care hospital setting.
Develop and implement a treatment plan to achieve patient/family discharge goals.
Educate patient/family on transfer training techniques, self care retraining and caregiver assistance techniques, safety concerns and safe utilization of adaptive equipment.
Perform home evaluations and educate on cost-effective home modifications.
Developed the Occupational Therapy patient education materials for the Joint Replacement Program.
Hand splint evaluation, application and patient education.
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Writ Legal is a nationwide process serving company with a network of over 1,600 local process servers across the United States. Each day we receive multiple applications sent by individuals from all walks of life across the nation. They are either eager to make a career change or would like to further their careers as an established process server. We strive daily to deliver our best to our clients and diligently work to uphold our reputation for excellence in the legal community. Therefore, we expect our contract process servers to go above and beyond in customer service and strive for distinction in their work.
What is expected of a Writ Legal contract process server?
Writ Legal pre-screens each applicant to ensure that he/she holds proper credentials as applicable by state law. Although experience is not a requirement as training is provided, it is certainly a plus. Most of our contractors are private investigators, ex-law enforcement, security guards, etc. Whatever the case may be, we expect our process servers to use sound judgment and common sense when out in the field. Making a diligent effort on each service attempt and most importantly upholding a professional demeanor while performing on a job is of utmost importance to Writ Legal.
We understand that serving a process takes time and patience. This is why Writ Legal pays its contract process servers more than most process serving companies. On average, we pay our contractors five to ten dollars more per service.
(1) Writ Legal compensates its contractors for making four diligent service attempts. Attempts MUST be made on different days at various hours of the day as applicable by law. (2) Writ Legal only pays a bad address fee if the service address was provided to the contractor by Writ Legal. (3) Writ Legal will compensate its contractors if the contractor locates and successfully serves the process at a new address while attempting service out in the field prior to the expiration date of the service of process as indicated by Writ Legal. (4) In order to receive compensation for a stake-out/surveillance assignment, Writ Legal must provide its contractors with prior authorization.
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Please allow 3-5 business days for processing your contractor application form. If selected, our office will contact you with further information on how to proceed. We thank you for your interest in becoming a contract process server and we look forward to working with you!
I have been using the service of Writ Legal since its inception in 2011 and have sent the company more than two hundred projects.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


text: McMenamin's on Queen Anne was a nice venue for Dignity/Seattle's Second Quarter Anniversaries and Birthday Brunch on Saturday, May 13th. At least two in attendance confided in having birthdays this quarter. To them we sang Happy Birthday as those from neighboring tables looked on and the pleasant staff cheered. Hope you can join us for the Annual Summer Picnic at Becky's place in Shoreline on August 5th from 1:30pm to 5:30pm. Hope also to see you at the Annual June Pride Breakfast June 24th at the Central Lutheran Church Hall from 9am to noon.

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1). Get a veterinarian. Contact a veterinarian in your area that specializes in horses. Set up your vet appointment before you get your horse. Horses need regular shots for rhino flu every 8 weeks, rabies and Potomac fever shots twice a year and past wormer every 4 to 6 weeks. Getting a veterinarian involved before getting your horse ensures that your horse receives the proper care from the beginning.
2). Set up your stable. Provide the horse with a stable that features stalls that are at least 10-by-10 feet. Get rid of any exposed electrical wires. Place straw bedding in the horse's stall. Provide ample ventilation in the stable, as well as feed and water buckets. Clean the horse stalls and stable every day. Provide fresh straw daily.
3). Provide a large pasture. Horses need at least one and a half acres of land for roaming and grazing. Fix any fence holes or broken gates before allowing your horse in the pasture.
4). Feed and keep your horse hydrated. Place feed and water buckets in the pasture and in the stable. Provide plenty of oats, grains and commercial feed on top of the pasture grass the horse grazes on. Feed the horse according to its needs. Observe the horse's feeding habits during the first couple weeks after bringing it home. Adjust the feed according to how much your horse consumes. Provide clean, fresh water to the horse several times a day. Clean out the feeding buckets or troughs at least once a week and the water buckets every day.
5). Groom the horse. Regularly groom the horse after each ride. Brush the horse. Keep the tail and mane untangled. Use the proper brushes when brushing the horse. Wash the horse with horse shampoo or soap at least once a week.

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As 2011 begins and the spotlight remains firmly on company directors, it is essential that those leading business in Ireland fully understand the responsibilities of their role. Now more than ever, company directors must act with integrity and adhere to the highest professional standards.
— Act in the best interest of the success of the company.
— Act honestly, act diligently, keep good records of how the company is directed and controlled.
— Show leadership and discharge directors’ duties.
— Disclose conflicts of interest.
— Ensure a culture of good communications.
— Never act in anyone’s interests other than the company’s interest.
— Never act dishonestly or recklessly.
— Never be involved in wrongful or fraudulent trading.
— Never take bribes/personal gain.
— Never withhold information that is relevant to the board’s decisions.
— Never break the law.
— Never make assumptions/fail to challenge.
— Never allow the company to trade whilst insolvent.
— Never act for competitors.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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As part of my 6-month odyssey around the Caribbean, I decided to visit Costa Rica for a month. Looking at everywhere I wanted to go, everything I wanted to see & the fact that I felt like a bit of company after 6 weeks on my own, I opted for a tour with G Adventures. The dates fitted, allowing me to still spend a week on each coast & it looked like the perfect way to do all I wanted in the rest of the time available. It turned out to be a fantastic decision & as I booked quite late I also got a discount!
I chose the 9-day Costa Rica Quest tour with G Adventures, starting & finishing in San Jose. What is included is quite basic – limited food (1 lunch) & tours (Coffee plantation, Hot springs in La Fortuna, Night Walk in Monteverde) but this also offers a huge amount of flexibility to eat wherever you like (although we did most things as a group) & add on as many or as few excursions as you wish. For that I would highly recommend the tour, I maxed out the excursions & made the most of everything, but others chose to relax. Each place apart from San Jose we stayed for 2 nights & travel between locations was included with a mix of private shuttle & public buses/boats etc.
As with all these tours, Day 1 is arrival with a meeting in the evening & dinner together (if you choose), Day 9 is travelling home. This means that I will deal with the tour as 7 days.
After a night out in San Jose & meeting my group (12 in total, 2 from Austria, 6 Canadians, 1 American & 3 of us from the UK) we set off to La Fortuna. Our guide was Jorge from Costa Rica who was fantastic throughout, getting involved in day & night time activities & a font of all knowledge & enthusiasm when it came to his home nation.
Our first stop was a beautiful waterfall where we had lots of photo opportunities, followed by a tour of the Mi Cafecito coffee plantation. The business is supported by G Adventures who always include a visit of this kind on their tours (in my experience). Throughout the morning we got to sample coffee, coffee liqueur, moonshine & sugar cane juice along the way.
We then headed to La Fortuna where we chose our activities for the next action-packed day & finished off at the local hot springs sampling the water slides, cold & hot pools and a few Pina Coladas!
I had opted for the Mambo Combo tour with Desafio along with 3 of my fellow travellers & a couple from another hotel. This meant an early pick up for a morning of canyoning.
After a safety briefing & small abseil to get used to the technique & equipment, we were off. The morning consisted of various repels of ever-increasing length (culminating in 220ft!), the longer ones with zip lines attached, as we followed a creek down a gorge. It was great fun. It also involved getting wet with a jump into what looked like a puddle & ended up being a very deep water-filled hole, & what they called the “Tsunami” where they blocked the water to release it over our heads as we sat & gripped on tightly to the rocks underneath.
I felt completely safe at all times, got soaking wet & loved every minute of it!
We had a delicious breakfast & then got in the truck for the hour-long journey to our next destination…..
The rapids on the Balsa River are Grade II/III. There was the option to take the tougher route (Sarapiqui, Class III/IV) but this was a full day & not included in the combination tour. I was very happy with my choice as the first part of the session started & we were straight into the rapids with Gustavo as our expert guide.
Again, I couldn’t stop giggling or wipe the smile off my face as we were pummelled from all angles by the water on our journey down the river. The most concerning part was when we got stuck between 2 rocks & Gustavo had to get out and physically pull the boat backwards & forwards until we were released. I gave a huge sigh of relief when he was finally back in the raft!
After the excitement of the rapids, the water started to calm down & enter a different section, where we were spotting sloths, iguanas, & birdlife in the trees around us as we floated down the river. We were then given a few options – do we want to Surf? Tip the boat? Go for a swim? Ride the rodeo? As enthusiastic participants who still couldn’t stop smiling, we said yes to everything! Next thing we knew we were stuck in an area of fast-moving water as we surfed the rapids. Then we took it in turns to hold on & ride at the front of the boat which was great fun.
Tipping the boat sounded like a good idea at the time until I got stuck underneath. I held my breath as I tried to move & find my way out, feeling above me with my hands. When I couldn’t I tried not to panic & headed in a different direction. Thankfully, here I found the surface & took a deep breath. It felt like 5 minutes I was trapped but in reality was probably closer to 3 seconds. As a result, my friend Amanda & I had been separated from the group.
After a short stop for a fruit break (the watermelon & pineapple had been launched at us from the river bank earlier!), we reached our final stop, got out, showered & changed & were fed a delicious lunch. An amazing & unforgettable day!
The next day we were on the move again, across Lake Arenal by boat & onto the rough roads towards the cloud forest of Monteverde (they call the roads a “Costa Rican Massage”).
We arrived for the afternoon & were able to visit the Hanging Bridges. I was really looking forward to this having seen photos & felt that for wildlife it was really important to have a guide with us for the trip. A few of us paid an extra US$14 for a guide (US$50 vs $36) but I have to say I think this was my one disappointment in the whole of Costa Rica. The bridges were great but unfortunately, our guide didn’t deliver much in terms of wildlife, information or an experience.
He was clearly desperate to show us the Quetzal bird, rare & native to Costa Rica. He made the mistake of saying he had seen 4 in the morning, unfortunately, that turned out to be the kiss of death! He was also keen to unhelpfully point out towards the end “I saw this bird (pointing at a picture in a book)…but you wouldn’t have seen it”. Anyway, the highlight of the afternoon was the hummingbird garden where you could watch these fascinating creatures hover, fly & feed while sitting on your finger. Everything else was insignificant after that!
Our final outing of the day was a Night Walk with Kinkajou & our guide Andreas was the perfect antidote to our afternoon experience. He had a wicked sense of humour & even before we saw our first baby sloth it was better than the 2 hours we’d spent on the bridges. The sloth was swiftly followed by a tree frog, toucan, possum, snake & tarantula.
This was the day we did ziplining, the longest in Latin America with 100% Aventura, a not-to-be-missed experience. We had harnesses fitted & a full safety briefing again before we headed off into the canopy of Monteverde. The runs started off quite short & swift (after the practice one where I was told off for not braking!), with a very precarious rope bridge crossing (just enough slats missing for me to be grateful of my safety ropes).
The runs got progressively longer, followed by a repel (straight down) & a bit of a wait before we went on a beautiful 600m flight over the top of the trees. At the end we had our equipment changed as we were destined for the ultimate “Superman”. This is effectively where you fly, horizontally over the canopy, not just once but twice (Superman pose is optional!).
The final challenge was the optional “Tarzan Swing”. As per usual, I hadn’t read enough & had no expectations, so I blindly said ‘Yes’ & the next thing I knew I was walking along a suspended bridge which ended in a bungee cord. As I was attached I tried to distract myself by filming, the gate was opened & I was told to step out into thin air. To say I screamed is a bit of an understatement! It was terrifying & exhilarating all rolled into one.
After surviving an adrenaline packed morning, I returned triumphant to my friends, got distracted & produced a finale – tripping on a step & going hurtling towards them while the men who were responsible for my safety for the whole morning took a sharp intake of breath & managed to grab me before I landed head first on the ground. My work here was done!
My final activity in Monteverde was a horseback ride on private land through the forest to see the sunset. The beautiful Freckles was my guide, a very placid horse who was obedient at following the group. It was a calm & serene experience after the adrenaline rush from earlier until it was decided that we should have a go at galloping.
I’ve never properly ridden a horse beyond the pony trekking & docile tourist rides so when it was mentioned I was a little nervous. Freckles & I did a half-hearted attempt at moving a bit faster but clearly, this wasn’t good enough as I was given a small twig & told to hit him a bit to get him moving.
Thankfully my gallop was accepted as complete & we calmly walked the rest of the way, taking in the beautiful sunset as it fell beneath the trees. A gorgeous experience!
A quiet day of travel with a strict schedule so we could be ready when the road that was being repaired opened at 10.30am. Apparently, it is only passable for 2, 30-minute slots a day so we caught the early one. More “Costa Rican Massage” on the gravel track before we stopped at a big bridge to view some huge American Crocodiles which gather underneath & helpfully pose for tourist photos.
When we arrived in Quepos we got the bus straight down to the beach & spent the rest of the afternoon relaxing & watching the sunset.
A few of us opted to have a guided walk around Manuel Antonio which was superb. Our guide was Sosua who came highly recommended by Jorge as one of the best there is.
Within minutes I realised that my trusty camera was not going to pick up the wildlife nearly so well (even when I was looking at the animals, I often still failed to see them through my lens due to their incredible camouflage).
Throughout the morning we saw 3 sloths (including one who was giving us the obligatory smiley face & one with a baby), hawks, tree frogs, capuchin monkeys, a crab, dragonfly, spiders, iguanas & a boa constrictor. All came along with full commentary & fascinating facts.
Sosua left us when we got to the beach which was being patrolled by the monkeys & we spent the rest of the morning relaxing there, apart from one point where an iguana almost fell out of a tree on top of us!
In the afternoon a number of the group went for a surfing lesson while I opted for a beer & role as paparazzi to their efforts.
As a final activity, I chose the Ocean King Catamaran Cruise along with a number of my new friends.
Our final journey together was on a public bus back to the city for a meal out to reflect on our time together. For me, this had been the perfect trip, at the perfect time. I met some amazing people who I hope will be friends for a very long time. It was great to have company for this part of my Costa Rican discovery & I couldn’t have asked for a more fun group to spend my time with. To organise everything myself would have been much more challenging, taken a lot more time & not been nearly as much fun.
I also had time to visit both Pacific & Caribbean coasts during my time in Costa Rica so please watch this space if you would like to know more.
Where else would you recommend visiting in Costa Rica?
Where would you recommend as another adrenaline packed location?
What other activities have you taken part in Costa Rica & who with?
I’d like to say a huge thank you to my fellow travellers (Penny, Amanda, Alex, Andy, Brittany, Dipti, Jim, James, Taunya, Tanja & Tina) for also lending their photos for me to use on these pages. To see more from Costa Rica please visit my Gallery page!
Will continue to read all about your adventure when I return home, but felt I must write having read your forward.
Was a bungy cord/ jump on your bucket list? What an experience, something you will certainly remember.
Good to hear from you again! I have to say the bungy jump wasn’t on my list as I did a proper bungy in New Zealand back in my 20’s. Was an amazing experience but not one I can see myself repeating as such now (ticked it off the list & having suffered from a detached retina since I don’t think it would be wise!). The Tarzan swing kind of tricked me into it, as I said I wasn’t quite prepared! But much kinder on the eyes & the joints as you’re sitting down rather than diving head first. Still exhilarating though & so pleased I did it! Watch this space for the video – you can hear my screams very clearly!
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industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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Linseed oil, also known as flaxseed oil, is a colourless to yellowish oil obtained from the dried, ripened seeds of the flax plant (Linum usitatissimum). The oil is obtained by mustard oil expeller price pressing, sometimes followed by solvent extraction. Linseed oil is a drying oil, meaning it can polymerize into a solid form by low price tea dryer machinery made in china. Due to its polymer-forming properties, linseed oil can be used on its own or blended with combinations of other oils, resins or solvents as an impregnator, drying oil finish or varnish in wood finishing, as a pigment binder in oil paints, as a plasticizer and hardener in putty, and in the manufacture of linoleum. Linseed oil use has declined over the past several decades with increased availability of synthetic alkyd resins—which mustard oil expeller price function similarly but resist yellowing.Linseed oil is an edible oil in demand as a nutritional supplement, as a source of α-Linolenic acid, (an omega-3 fatty acid). In parts of Europe, it is traditionally eaten with potatoes and quark. It is regarded as a delicacy due to its hearty taste, that enhances the flavour of quark, which is otherwise bland.
For Increasing demand of improving low price tea dryer machinery made in china oil quality from the oil shop, Shandong Leader Machinery Co.,ltd. has developed this refining plant, it can realise the mustard oil expeller price Degumming,deacidification,decolorization,Dehydration, oil after refining plant can reach National Level 2 standard, it has be welcomed by clients all over the world.


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Made for big adventures. Not big wallets.
The RAV4 makes a statement about authenticity and self-expression. All Wheel Drive (AWD) capability and an Integrated Dynamic Drive System deliver outstanding agility and enhanced control. The styling is smooth and contemporary, there’s comfort for five and an easy access boot offers class-leading load space.

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


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Configuration and quotation of the selected machine. Creation of PDF file to print or share via email.
Presentation of all machines and equipment grouped in families and models. For each Reepack product you can read a description, open a presentations, check technical data, watch demo videos, and directly access to real time quotation.
The selected machine can be configured base on customer's needs and a quote is calculated in a few taps. This section can manage different price lists and discounts. Before generating the offer in PDF format, it can be customized in terms of contents and immages. Thanks to the statistics coming from the app, Reepack is able to have a constant monitoring of its sales netweork.
Each area manager is albe to track his expenses during a business trip in a clear and complet scheme. They can for each expense fill in detailed information and attach the picture of the receipt taken directly from the tablet. Possibility to register with all the foreign currencies. The monthly report is shared automatically with the Admistration office.
Archive clients' details during direct visits or in case of exhibitions and events. The registered contscts will be saved in a databse and grouped in: meeting event, country, sector, product of interest and anything else. This will allow specific Marketing actiiy.
Detailed technical reports can be generated within this section in order to be officially archived together with the client's signature for appoval. After the data has been save, it is possibile to send the reports by email.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


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It’s not been that long since Headland rebuilt the website for Derwent Students, the UK’s leading provider of student accommodation, but things don’t stand still for long.
Working alongside the brand agency Rizk McCay once again, Headland built and applied a fresh set of templates for Derwent's content managed site. The new site still maintains a highly flexible responsive framework and cutting edge stylesheet technology.
The development was completed with the least possible impact, the site structure and content remained largely untouched which allowed the switchover to be as smooth as possible.
Read more about the Derwent Students website.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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The process of booting up Cisco network devices is pretty straightforward but the details are important to understand. To get started, here is an overview of the Cisco boot process.
The Boot ROM initializes all hardware and performs a Power-On Self Test (POST) to ensure that the hardware is functional.
Any errors are reported to the console as part of the POST process.
The Boot ROM locates and loads a valid Cisco IOS image and loads the first valid image it finds unless a boot value has been set.
The Boot ROM looks for an image first in Flash and then if a Boot-Helper image is available, attempts to load an IOS from a TFTP server (tftpdnld). If none is found, the Boot ROM loads the rxboot IOS image, or the ROM Monitor mode (ROMmon).
When a valid image is found, the IOS is loaded into system memory, or RAM.
The IOS checks the configuration register value stored in NVRAM.
This is normally set to boot the startup-config file. If the startup-config is missing or if the configuration register value dictates, the device enters Setup mode rather than loading the configuration.

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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Groups in Morpheus define what resources a user has access to. Group access is defined by User Roles. Clouds are added to groups, and a User can only access the Clouds that are in the Groups their Role(s) gives them access to. Resources such as Networks, Datastores, Resources Pools, and Folders have additional Group access settings.
Policies applied to a Group will be enforced on all Instances provisioned or moved into that Group.
Groups are not multi-tenant. A group only exists in the tenant is it is created in.
The Groups view displays all current groups, includes search feature, and also enables the addition of new groups.
View all groups: curl https://api.gomorpheus.com/api/groups -H "Authorization: BEARER access_token" View a specific group: curl https://api.gomorpheus.com/api/groups/:id -H "Authorization: BEARER access_token"
Minimal values: groups add CLITest There would be prompt to provide optional values for code and location.
Lists available hosts in the group and displays power, os, name, type, cloud, ip address, nodes, disc space, memory, and status. You can add a host from this tab panel by clicking Add Host.
List all Virtual Machines in the Group.
Lists Clouds added to the Group. Existing Clouds or new Clouds can be added from the Group by clicking Add Cloud.
Lists and allows creation or management of Policies applied to the Group.
Click the name of the group you wish to edit.
From the Edit Group Wizard modify information as needed.
Click the name of the group you wish to delete.
User access to Groups is determined by their user Role(s). Group access for Roles can be configured in the Group Access section of a Roles Settings.


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With an updated and upgraded lesson plan created by one of the most well respected business men, book authors and trainer in the country, Francis Kong.
We know how culture is very important in a company and we'd like for you to get to know the people you might start working with. Here's a a bit about us and what we've learned in our company.
Before we begin, let me tell you a brief history of our company. It's a long history of how you can never know what God has planned for you. Hindsight truly is, 20/20.
Success Options Inc started as a Publishing company back in 2002. Back then, when Francis Kong first founded the company, he first had a vision in reaching to fellow Filipinos through good quality content found in books. Technology has yet to reach it's heights and little did anyone know that it was just at the cusp of entering a new terrain.
I remember then, I had grown up in a store my parents put up that was, at the time, way ahead of it's time. They put up a store called "Bookbarn" that sold books, was a cafe and was a computer shop all-in-one. It was a store born out of the passion that my parents had with what we now call "Continuous Education", something that, except for it's form, hasn't changed all these years.
Little did we know that a few years down the line, after going through many different things and learning much, Success Options Inc would grow in a totally different direction. It's been years and in some ways, we have changed. With so many changes in the world, it is impossible to survive wihout adapting to the changes, after all. But despite the changes, when it comes to the essentials, we still stay the same. A good blend of Quality Education and Entertainment is our goal, and a good, well kept culture of teamwork and integrity is what we strive to keep.
Now, as the daughter of the owner, I figured it would be a little unfair to talk about how it is to work for our company. I am, after all, still the daughter of the founder and the one in charge of handling our business... But maybe it would better help you get to know us better if my coworkers and associates would be the one to tell you more about what it is like working for Success Options Inc.
Who knows? We might just be the kind of family you are looking for.
"I always recognize the strengths of the people behind SOI. Most of the time, we really work as a team, because we believe that teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision.
We encourage positive feedback. The team is the most important asset and biggest resource because without the employees the business could not function so it’s essential that we encouraged and inspired in a daily basis. This encourages everyone to work together to achieve better results.
We set clear and measurable goals that are framed by the vision so that each and every one can track progress and we are able to see our success in a very tangible way. Thus, this cultivates productivity and helps us to feel valued and motivated.
The team always communicate well. Part of clear goal-setting relies on effective communication. The core are great with up-to-date with what needs to be done and listen to each brilliant ideas, opinions and feedback.
SOI environment has a significant impact on our productivity, contentment and creativity.
These young generation of people made a huge difference to the organization. Beyond words, the values and ethics are admirable and truly inspiring because we collaborate and journey together as a team."
She has been working with Francis Kong for more than a decade. She's very well known by our clients and has been there with us through many things. In my opinion, she has a secret power of ogranizational talent that is given to 1 every 100 years | General Manager of Funworks Inc.


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TechTop is practical and clean Responsive WordPress theme created for Technology sites. Very easy to use with built-in theme options page. Choose from couple different page templates. Theme fully supports mobile devices – you can be sure that your site looks and works great on mobile phones and tablets.


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Coined "The Flag Ship Jeweler of the Virgin Islands" since 1954, Cardow is the MOST trusted shopping source offering the largest selection of fine, high quality jewelry and timepieces at savings of 40-60% off US retail prices. We are able to deliver unbeatable values by sourcing precious stones directly from the mines, creating our own branded jewelry and bringing the latest trends from around the world. Voted best jewelry 14 years in a row, ask around and we are THE recommended favorite from locals.
Smart shoppers often stop in to speak to our trained diamond experts before navigating the promises of bigger and better. As a model of industry standards, we carry the largest selection of certified GIA diamonds and can help create the perfect ring in an hour’s time. There’s something for everyone starting from $9 in the Clearance Boutique to our world famous Virgin Islands watches. With our family name, comes an incredible customer service: unconditional 90 Day return policy, free one year jewelry repair guarantee, lifetime diamond upgrade policy and a certificate of appraisal. As the only local member of Preferred Jewelers International, we also provide lifetime guarantees with a network of over 106 service centers around the United States and Canada.

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Swimming Teaching: Why Learn How To Swim?
There are lots of reasons to learn to swim: fun, exercise, the experience of the liquid environment has a freedom and indeed a sort of sensuality of it’s own that only swimmers who have learned to respect the water can truly expect to know.
I have found that whilst it does not apply to all young people who don’t know how to swim, those who don’t know how to swim properly are always in among the biggest troublemakers at the pool and I believe that is because because they don’t truly know how to have fun in the water.
But the biggest reason of all for learning to swim is respect, respect of the water. An appreciation of such a respect of the water can have a profound effect on the respect you show to others and to the world that surrounds you.


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Our campsite has a range of lodging for your comfort: Residence, Mobile home, bivouac tent or lodge tentes.
One or two bedrooms, our accommodation can accommodate 2 to 6 people in several ranges of comfort.
Mobile home Declik, 2 bedrooms: 1 bed 2 places, 2 beds 1 (mattress covers, duvets, pillows provided) with covered terrace (garden furniture, barbecue).
Mobile home Titania 5 people, 2 bedrooms: 1 bed 2 places, 3 beds 1 (mattress covers, duvets, pillows provided) with covered terrace (garden furniture, barbecue).
Comfortable accommodation with all common facilities, WIFI, TV and linen included.
Mobile home O'Hara Life of 2017, 36 m², 2 bedrooms: 1 double bed, 2 single beds (pillows, duvets, sheets provided) with terrace 16 m² (table and chairs outside, barbecue).
The comfortable accommodation with bathroom and separate toilet, covered terrace and on stilts.
Mobile home Titania 4 people, 2 bedrooms: 1 bed 2 places, 2 beds 1 (mattress protectors, duvets, pillows, sheets and pillow cases to predict, for hire) with covered terrace (garden furniture, barbecue).
Ideal for couple, camping without the tent up, and more comfortable.
Original accommodation: Imagine height, nestled in this green wood and canvas with you for a double room and a terrace. : Bed linen is provided and beds ready for your arrival.
From € 350 per week rental possible overnight.


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After his nine years as the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle’s Director of Schools, it’s time to bid farewell to Ray Collins. As Ray begins his journey into retirement, we reflect on his illustrious career and the significant contribution he has made to our diocese.
I was very fortunate that when I arrived, as the new Bishop, Ray was firmly in place as Director of Schools. Not only were things running smoothly under a leader of great capacity and experience, but Ray was also a real man of the church with a true sense of his vocation as a Catholic educator. He quickly established a harmonious working relationship with the ‘new man’ and patiently initiated me into the finer details of our school system. He was justifiably proud of his people and his schools. He has been delighted by the new Vision Statement for our schools – “At the heart of everything is always Jesus Christ” – and that goes a long way towards explaining his life and sense of calling as teacher and leader in the Church. Vale, Ray − and thanks.
Ray has been an outstanding Director of Schools, a man of deep faith who has shown tremendous qualities of outreach, inclusiveness and pastoral charity in his dealings with school staff, as well as his gentle understanding of our pupils and their parents. I also know him as a parishioner, involved in our parish ministries, a person who sees giftedness in others, affirms and encourages it for the building up of our parish faith community. Our parish wishes him every happiness in his retirement.
Ray, congratulations on your retirement. May it be a time of many blessings for you, Annette and your family. I hope you have your bucket list ready! Thank you for your leadership in our Catholic education system during a time of challenging yet exciting change in all aspects of education. Your steady guidance throughout your time at the CSO is to be commended and your commitment to fostering Catholic identity is a special legacy to the diocese, as is your frequent acknowledgement of the role religious congregations have played in establishing the Catholic schools of today. I would also like to congratulate you on your commitment to the creative arts. It is wonderful to see our students excelling at ASPIRE each year. I have appreciated and valued your friendship and support over many years.
The period of Ray Collins' directorship will be remembered as one of the most stable yet fertile eras in the history of Catholic education in the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle. Ray ensured schools had optimal conditions in order to flourish and always focused on their identity as Catholic schools and places of learning and growth for all children. Key themes of Ray's leadership have included his unswerving support for staff and students; commitment to learners with special needs; development of the schools’ physical facilities; attention to the future of Catholic schooling and ensuring students have sporting pathways and a platform for the growth of the creative and performing arts.
Ray will be remembered as a warm, big-hearted man, passionately committed to the welfare of his staff and so often present in our schools. Ray demonstrates what great leaders do, not only by developing great direction and culture but by fostering a climate in which others may contribute productively to Catholic education. The system is all the richer for Ray's leadership and his legacy will be the ongoing health and growth of Catholic schooling in our diocese.
In Catholic education, as is the case with all institutions and organisations, there is a constant need to give fresh articulation to its vision and mission. Under Ray’s leadership over the last nine years, the diocesan system of schools has grown and flourished. In 2016, Ray leaves the diocese in very good shape: a robust system of schools; a steady increase in student enrolments; financial stability; new schools built and others expanded; cultural initiatives and academic achievements realised; a forward-looking model of planning and development; a ‘vivid’ new brand of diocesan schools; positive relationships with parents, parishes and the wider community, and social justice commitments reaffirmed. On the eve of Ray’s retirement, and in reflecting on the legacy he leaves, I acknowledge that I have been fortunate to work with good people in Catholic education, but in Ray, I have experienced someone who is truly authentic, as person, teacher and leader. Thank you, Ray.
We have been very lucky to have Ray as Director of Schools.
Ray is authentic; I have observed Ray’s behaviour in many and varied situations, and he is always positive and warm to everyone. People feel comfortable with, and trust, Ray.
Ray’s honesty has informed the current integrity and strength of management and financial controls across the school system.
I have observed over a long period Ray’s generosity with his own time and money.
Ray’s time as director has been a significant period of strong growth and development in schools across many dimensions. He will be missed.
What do I admire about Ray Collins? How long is a piece of string?
I came back into the Catholic education system after 19 years in the DET system. Ray welcomed me back and it felt like ‘coming home’. I really enjoyed teaching in DET schools, but because of the size of the system and the number of personnel involved, I felt very much a small cog in a large wheel. Ray, however, changed all that and made me feel welcome from the start. He supported my transition, making me feel valued in every aspect of my work.
Ray has that innate ability to make every principal, regardless of the size and rank of the school, feel like his/her contribution is highly valued. He has shown visionary leadership that has embraced the electrifying pace of change in contemporary education. Ray has an invitational manner that creates a climate of trust and mutual respect. I know he has many demands on his time, but he’s never too busy to return a call or give wise counsel. He makes the well-being of students, staff and parents his top priority. Ray will leave a huge legacy to those who follow. He is a remarkable bloke whose moral compass, strong faith, integrity and compassion have endeared him to us all. I will miss him immensely!
The leaders of other dioceses will remember Ray for his energy and conviction, as a strong advocate for Maitland-Newcastle. With passion and the wisdom of experience, coupled with “fire in the belly,” Ray would plead the case, pursue the funding or express on our behalf what was best for the students of our diocese. Most importantly, it is for his love of children and his concern for their welfare that I will fondly remember Ray Collins. He has a commitment to supporting student leadership and achievement, reflecting an expectation that students of this diocese ought to be different; that they should “step up” and be involved in their Church, school and the community. He expected them to make a difference, and he displayed a real interest in their lives. In the years ahead, know that you made a difference; that you are much loved and that we all appreciate the tireless efforts you have made on our behalf. Congratulations, Ray. Thank you for being you.
Amongst many facets of Ray’s leadership of Catholic schools in the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle, I would like to comment on Ray’s strong sense of social justice and his commitment to making Catholic schooling available to those who have less. I have seen this exemplified in a number of ways, such as his approach to financial policies that demonstrates church-in-action. Another example of this is the warm and generous hospitality that Ray recently offered to the visiting Director of Catholic Schools from the Diocese of Tonga. Ray consistently demonstrates this sense of shared mission with others, especially those whose needs are greater. On behalf of all members of the Catholic Schools Council, I thank Ray for his leadership of Catholic schools and wish him well for the future.
Mr Ray Collins is a great man, a wonderful intellect and a great soul of matchless courage. Mr Collins epitomises what I want to become when I am older and he is a mentor for me and every other student in the diocese. During our World Youth Day pilgrimage, Ray showed us who he really was – caring, loving, generous, warm and devoted. His counsel goes above and beyond what anyone would expect and you will never speak to Ray without his telling you a story. I'm extremely confident that Mr Collins and I will always share a great relationship for many years to come. I wish him and his family well into the future.


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Geraldine was Desert River Sea’s inaugural Project Support Officer. Bringing to the role over 10 years’ experience working with Aboriginal artists and Art Centres in remote communities, including 7 years in the Kimberley.
Keeping a finger on the pulse of artistic trends in the region by being based in Broome and utilising the Kimberley location to rapidly engage with and respond to artist and Art Centre activities, Geraldine facilitated the relationships between remote artists and the State Gallery.
Captivated by the people and the outstanding quality and diversity of Aboriginal art in the Kimberley, Geraldine thoroughly enjoyed researching, recording and promoting access to the art and culture of the region through her work on the Desert River Sea; Kimberley Art Then & Now project.
Geraldine is now continuing working with Aboriginal Art Centres across the country.
During her role as Indigenous Community Liaison & Project Coordinator, Philippa relished the opportunity to facilitate the partnership between artists and the State Gallery, working to ensure that the diversity of contemporary Kimberley art and the stories behind its production receive the broader recognition and understanding it deserves.
A passionate advocate for Indigenous art, Philippa has been based in the Kimberley for over 10 years, prior to her work for Desert River Sea she has managed art centres at the remote Kalumburu and Ringer Soak communities and engaged in studies on post-settlement art practice of the east Kimberley, as well as investigations in rock art, material culture and social history. Philippa loves the challenges of remote life in the Kimberley’s unique landscape and has enjoyed the warm generosity of many friendships forged during her time there.
Philippa will continue her relationship with the project on a consultancy basis while concurrently continuing her doctoral research into historical and contemporary art practice of the north Kimberley region alongside other commissioned academic writing.
Chad Creighton was Desert River Sea’s inaugural Indigenous Community Liaison & Project Co-ordinator responsible for establishing and developing the project. Through consultation with artists across the Kimberley in 2012 and 2013 he worked with Gallery staff to establish a project that responds to the needs of Kimberley Indigenous artists.
Formerly the Gallery’s first Indigenous Curatorial Intern and Co-ordinator of the Western Australian Indigenous Art Award in 2009. He is a Bardi and Nyul Nyul man from the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Born in Broome in 1982 he lived in the township of Broome and surrounding communities for most of his life.
Chad is now working in a management role at the Kimberley Land Council in Broome where he works closely with traditional owners.
Former Associate Curator of Indigenous Objects and Photography.
In his role as AGWA’s Associate Curator of Indigenous Objects and Photography Glenn Iseger-Pilkington took a lead role during the consultation phase of the Desert River Sea project, and was instrumental in establishing initial contacts between AGWA and the Indigenous Communities in the Kimberley.
He is a member of the Wadjarri, Nhanda and Nyoongar peoples of Western Australia and is also of Dutch and Scottish ancestry. He spent the first half of his life living in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, where he developed a strong affinity for to the Country, culture and people of the region. Since 1994 Glenn has lived on Nyoongar Country in the south-west corner of Western Australia.
Glenn is now working in the role of William and Margaret Geary Curator of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art and Culture at the South Australian Museum.


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HITCH CITY (MISSISSAUGA) is your licensed Mississauga Exmark dealer. We sell a variety of commercial and residential mowers and lawn equipment, and provide Exmark mower repairs and service.
Visit us today and see first hand why we are proud to be your hometown Exmark dealer. Climb into the seat of an Exmark, feel the controls, witness the innovation and technology at work by scheduling a mower demonstration, get pricing details and fulfill service requests. Contact us at (905) 625-4664 or deepak@hitchcity.com.


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Q: Can you list all non homeowner guarantor loans ideally for 18 year old tenants? (shortened for title) ~ Rob, Brighton.
If you checked out our Guarantor Lender Comparison you will see that we did mark all of the companies that accept tenant backings. We didn’t however compile a list factoring also ages and so we do that here and also update the main comparison page. The introduction of non homeowner guarantor loans has been a major development in this niche, making the products much more accessible. Before hand it was very tricky to find a backer who owned their home. In many cases, the applicant would have had to ask their parents to support the agreement. Through the relaxed change it is now more likely that friends or work colleagues can step in.
Which Lender Offers the Cheapest Logbook Loans Online in 2016?
Q: Which lender offers the cheapest logbook loans online in 2016? ~ Louis, Bristol.
Firstly, you can view all of the logbook lender prices in this V5C Comparison. On receiving this query a few checks were made to see if there had been any changes at the top end and there wasn’t any. As before, the cheapest logbook loan online is available from The Car Loan Centre. Their charge per £1000 over a year is £394.74. The APR for this is 90.79%. This company (who also provides finance) is some way ahead of the competition. Their closest contender is Mobile Money who ask for £426.80. These 2 noted V5 lenders are the only companies that charge less than £500. Varooma’s Platinum plan is £430, but you’ll need to be a homeowner with top credit.
Q: I’m looking for a list of brand new payday lenders 2016 or if not companies that launched in 2015? (shortened for title) ~ Jo, Stoke.
Hi, a similar question was asked back In 2015. That submission went on to become the most popular page viewed on Lenders4U and this one here has been trending the most for several months now. This query reached us in late January and so there hadn’t been any brand new payday lenders 2016 back then. Time has passed on (now in October) and we have seen a few newcomers. The question did also extend to 2015 firms and so we also have added those. In the future, most newer companies will be expected to target instalment periods or at least be extra picky on shorter repayments. Whilst it is nice to see additions, there has been some recent Closures.
I Need An Unsecured £30,000 Loan. Who Offers £30k?
Q: I need an unsecured £30,000 loan. Who offers £30k? ~ Harry, Blackpool.
A £30,000 loan would be outside of what most banks offer with the maximum usually being set at £25,000. There are 2 exceptions to this though that includes Barclays and Sainsbury’s. With the Barclayloan you can actually receive as much as £50k. To apply you must however be an existing banking customer or be willing to switch across. The supermarket giant on the other hand has no such requirement in place. Nectar cards holders just usually get a slightly cheaper deal, although this isn’t the case at 60 months that is the maximum selection term for this queried sum. If you borrowed £25k you’d strangely be offered an extended repayment of 84 months.
Who Has the Most Banks Near Me in Manchester?
Q: Who has the most banks near me in Manchester? ~ Ted, Manchester.
Through running some checks on the majors there was usually 10 bank branches in Manchester. This was seen with the likes of Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, NatWest, Post Office and RBS. There really wasn’t much to call between these and they do tend to bunch up their outlets in all of the same highly populated areas. It would perhaps be a better measure to look at the total network sizes across the entire UK. As it stands, the Post Office has the largest network of 11,500 outlets. They don’t hold their own banking licence, but their products are issued by Bank of Ireland. Moving on, NatWest has a large network of 1600. Barclays sits very closely to them with 1500.
Are Bank Loans for Bad Credit Possible?
Q: Are bank loans for bad credit possible? ~ Jim, Watford.
Non of the many banks that we have Compared cater applicants with low scores. When scanning through eligibility requirements it has been common to see the headline that a CCJ would trigger a decline. There hasn’t tended to be supporting notes regarding missed payments, defaults etc, but the chances of seeing a decline would be high. The banks have remained strict since the financial crisis took place (2007/2008). You also have to factor in that they are offering unsecured agreements on sums that run in the thousands. Barclayloan even heads to £50,000. Minimal risk of default is essential and so they’ll seek a high score out of 999 from Experian (some may use another CRA).
Who Offers the Cheapest £1000 Loan for 12 Months?
Q: Who offers the cheapest £1000 loan for 12 months? ~ Kris, Luton.
From our collected data, the cheapest £1000 loan taken over a year is available from HSBC’s First Direct. They charge just £39.93 (7.5% APR). To qualify for this you will need to be banking with them on their 1st Account. If you switch to them they currently offer £100. In essence, with this bonus in place you would be receiving a free loan. On investigating this account further they charge a monthly fee of £10, but this can see a waiver when paying in £1000 each month after 6 months. An added perk is their interest free £250 overdraft and their support team operates 24/7. Once joined up they initiate immediate funding.
How Do You Complain About a Loan Company?
Q: How do you complain about a loan company? ~ Will, Newcastle.
The most common solution taken is to contact the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS). Before you do this however you must be able to satisfy them that the complaint has been brought to the attention of the business in question. They’ll have 8 weeks to get an answer back to you. This can be sidestepped if you are unhappy with the response or treatment provided in your matter. The UK’s Financial Ombudsman Service was established by the government in the year 2001 to help settle disputes between consumers and UK businesses whether the company is involved in banking, finance, insurance etc. Essentially the aim is to solve disputes and to prevent them heading through the courts.
Are There Any Charges for Early Loan Settlements?
Q: Are there any charges for early loan settlements? ~ Louise, Wigan.
Most companies hand their customers with the opportunity to make early loan settlements. Very few companies however disclose specific information surrounding any charges that may be incurred as a result of a settlement. In most cases there will be no required admin fees, but the full interest charge for that complete month may need to be paid. Some firms may even ask for an interest charge for the subsequent month. There are differences across sectors and obviously each company will have their own individual requirements. Some lenders may only charge you interest until the day that you clear your balance. Amigo Loans and Wonga are a few popular firms that price to the exact day.
Bank Overdrafts vs Payday Loans. Which Option Is Cheaper?
Q: Bank overdrafts vs payday loans. Which option is cheaper? ~ Gemma, Sunderland.
Bank overdrafts are cheaper in most cases. This really depends on the amounts and the time period that funds are borrowed for. There is also a great variation between the overdraft charges imposed across most banks. The assumption is being made of course that you are accessing a planned overdraft (aka arranged or formal). If you do go into the red when it is unplanned, the fees are always going to be much more expensive than any payday loan. Since 2015 arrived, we have seen industry price capping in the payday sector that has helped to keep things simple on that side. The charges here can not exceed 0.8% per day.


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Pleasure in Progress is a project of the emerging artist Cong Yao born during his program residency at ESPRONCEDA, Center for Art and Culture, in cooperation with the Royal College of Art, London and curated by Savina Tarsitano.
Congo Yao’s research wants to evoke a key issues that come out when we talk about gender, sexuality and body in cultural representation and personal emotions. He explores how to administer or to be administered by the “pleasure” in human perception and life experience. Rethink fantasies, power, preconception to avoid any confusion and cliché of “sexuality”. In his research he explores the relationship between nature and civilization, how human being try to find a poetic lifestyle, how humans learn to adapt themselves across political, social and cultural changes and in which way all these factors influence the human pleasure and if it is possible to find a more authentic “pleasure” from the “pleasure in progress”.

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Trio is a free thin line retro font. It includes uppercase letters, numbers and basic punctuation. Trio font suits for vintage designs, handcrafted goods, badges and other creative.
Trio font is free for personal and commercial use.
Thanks and appreciation to Vladimir Nikolic for sharing this font.


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Fox News contributor Juan Williams on Sunday criticized conservative pundits and Republican politicians for the "craven" exploitation of Bowe Bergdahl's release.
While Williams acknowledged that the Rose Garden ceremony orchestrated by President Barack Obama's administration to commemorate Bergdahl's return was inappropriate, he said the stream of heavy criticism targeting Bergdahl's release and the circumstances surrounding his 2009 departure from a U.S. military base in Afghanistan is out of line.
"I think it's a matter of us as Americans not getting lost in the, I think, troubling optics of the White House ceremony," Williams said during an appearance on "Fox News Sunday" with Chris Wallace. "The clear principle is we don't leave soldiers behind. And at the moment, I think what's necessary here, I'm reminded this Sunday morning of the story of the prodigal son. That you don't make judgments as you have the opportunity to bring that child back."
"America should be loving this child at this moment," Williams continued, growing visibly emotional. "Obviously we don't know why he left. We think he's a troubled person. We think he may have lost a sense of America's mission. All true. But the idea is we don't leave people in the enemy's hands. The enemy saw him as an American soldier. That young man suffered. He was caged, Chris. His parents suffered. And yet people want to argue about the father's beard. They want to say they shouldn't have a parade. Let the military decide. The military's in the best position, not us sitting here on this panel, and not all the political people on the Republican side who have flip-flopped -- flip-flopped, Chris, in the most craven way. Unbelievable."
Bergdahl's case has long been emotionally charged within the U.S. military, with many believing he deserted his post. Several soldiers from his unit recently also spoke out against him on television. Bergdahl's family has been receiving death threats during a week of intense media criticism, which has focused not only on Bergdahl, but also on his father. Many of the most aggressive statements have been broadcast on Fox, although MSNBC and CNN have also featured similar material. The FBI is investigating the death threats against Bergdahl's family.
After previously advocating for Bergdahl's release, some Republican senators have aggressively attacked the exchange of five Taliban members for his return. Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.) had urged the administration to "do all it can" to ensure Bergdahl's safe return, only to say that a prisoner swap would embolden terrorists. Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) has been taken to task for prior comments that he would support a prisoner exchange deal to ensure Bergdahl's return home, only to attack the Obama deal after it was orchestrated.

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We are a group of डिज़्नी प्रशंसकों that are getting together to get unreleased डिज़्नी shows and films on DVD. Things like the last volumes of "Kim Possible." Please, शामिल होइए us and make it happen!
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Last month, The Sun reported that the Red Devils are looking to sign the England international from the Hammers.
Now, The Irish Independent have reported that Manchester United are ready to break the bank for the former Irish international. It is further mentioned that West Ham officials are braced for a bid for the 20-year-old starlet and the club could demand a fee in excess of £50million for their prized asset.
Rice featured for Ireland’s U-19 and U-21 teams before making his senior international debut for the country last year. However, he switched allegiance to England this year and then made his debut for the Three Lions last month.
So, I do not think that he will have any problem in leaving his boyhood team for a much bigger club.
The versatile youngster can play in multiple defensive positions but naturally, he is a defensive midfielder. At the moment, Nemanja Matic is United’s first choice holding midfielder.
The Serbian international is still a top play-breaker but he will turn 31 in a few months and in my opinion, he is past his best and the Old Trafford club must lure a quality replacement.
So far, in all competitions, Rice has made 65 senior appearances for the Hammers and I think, he is too inexperienced to become United’s chief defensive midfielder.
In the summer transfer window, Liverpool signed a top class DM by luring Fabinho from Monaco for just £43.7million (Sky Sports News) and the Brazilian international has proved to be brilliant for the Reds.
Therefore, if United are looking to spend £50million to lure a holding midfield star then they must sign a proven quality player and Rice does not fit the bill.
I am whole-heartedly in agreement with you. I think and believe that United needs a commanding presence, robust and box to box midfielder like Indombele, Rodrigo,Doucoure or Rabiot.
Watched him play against Chelsea last night. Both Rice and Hudson-Odoi are in Man U’s sights but neither impressed me in the slightest. I know they are young and may have some potential hidden quality but at this time the club needs immediate, proven ability.
My estimation…. leave them out of the equation.

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Five paintings by Australian artist Pro Hart – including one purchased directly from “The Australian Bush Series” exhibition in October 1975 in Hong Kong – are a key component of Glenelg Auctions two-day auction from 11am Saturday June 25 and Sunday June 26 at 109 Learmonth Street, Portland.
The exhibition painting, entitled The Mallee Races, is an oil on board signed by the artist and comes complete with certificate of authenticity.
Other Pro Hart paintings in the sale include The Rabbit Trappers and Street Scene, Double Bay NSW.
Paintings by leading Australian European and Chinese artists, fine antique furnishings and estate jewellery are some of the highlights at Ballarat Woolshed Auctions (otherwise known as Glenelg Auctions) forthcoming two-day sale from 12.30pm Saturday April 9 and Sunday April 10.
The auction will take place at Ballarat Mill Markets 9367 Western Highway Warrenheip, Ballarat.
Among the paintings are David Bromley’s Hilary, John Borrack’s Aireys Inlet, Ernest Buckmaster’s Still Life and Arthur Boyd’s Bride and Bridegroom by a Riverbed.
Ballarat Woolshed Auctions (otherwise known as Glenelg Auctions) is holding a massive sale of Australian art, antique furnishings, English porcelain, estate jewellery, bronzes, terrestrial globes, steeling and plated silver, clocks rugs, London taxi and early Australian farm wagon from 11am Monday March 14 (Victorian Labour Day).
Major antique furniture and Royal Doulton Seriesware items from an iconic Cox Street, Port Fairy cottage and a Geelong family home will go under the hammer from 10.30am Sunday March 6 through Glenelg Auctions at 109 Learmonth Street, Portland.
A standout is the black Kawai piano that originally cost $8000.
In addition to that is outstanding cedar, mahogany, oak and walnut furniture from the 1850s to the 1880s.
A clearing sale for Bochara Park near Hamilton, Victoria should attract auction goers from miles around when auctioneer Brian O’Halloran from Glenelg Auctions climbs the podium at 10.30am Saturday January 30.
Bochara Park is 12 kilometres west of Hamilton (off the Glenelg Highway) and auction goers are advised to follow the direction signs to the sale.
The property has been sold and there is a lot of farm machinery up for grabs.
One of the major drawcards is a John Deere 5410 tractor and loader with 1298 hours on the clock.
A monster two-day auction of art, antiques, English porcelain, alcohol, glassware, garden items and collectables will be held from 11am Saturday December 12 and Sunday December 13 at Ballarat Mill Markets 9367 Western Highway Warrenheip, Ballarat.
A 1962 London Beardmore taxi – driven to the auction rooms by its 85-year-old owner who bought it in England 42 years ago – will be an interesting drawcard for Ballarat Woolshed Auctions (a subsidiary of Glenelg Auctions) from 11am Sunday November 15 at Ballarat Mill Markets 9367 Western Highway Warrenheip, Ballarat.
The auction contains an extraordinary range of items including a fine Judy Cassab self-portrait – the first to be offered since her death last week at age 95.
A two-metre wide gong on an eight-metre beam from a Ballarat family and originally purchased in Asia for $46,000 is one of the more unusual items to be auctioned from 11am Sunday October 18 by Glenelg Auctions at the Ballarat Mill Markets at 9367 Western Highway Warrenheip, Ballarat.
Another is the White Chapel bronzed bell dated 1829 from the famous London foundry and bronze statue of a bull on a marble base.
The Ballarat Mill Markets will be a first time venue for Glenelg Auctions (normally based in Portland) latest sale over two days from 11am Saturday September 19 and Sunday September 20.
The markets are located at 9367 Western Highway Warrenheip, Ballarat.
According to auctioneer Brian O’Halloran, the auction items are among the finest offerings he has seen in country Victoria and feature a remarkable array of interesting collectables and memorabilia.
Two rare 1876 and 1886 big game Winchester rifles are among a strong selection of militaria items at Glenelg Auctions forthcoming sale from 10.30am Sunday August 23 at 109 Learmonth Street, Portland.
The auction features a rare Japanese warlord’s 1470s matchlock musket (catalogue estimate $4750-$4995) and three American Civil War carbines.
Other fascinating antique firearms include a Remington cartridge conversion revolving rifle ($6500-$7500 estimate) and a cased pair of goldminers percussion pistols.


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Dunlop Manufacturing is proud to announce guitar picks from the King of Rock n’ Roll, Elvis Presley.
Dunlop presents its offering of Elvis Presley Collector Series Guitar Picks and Tins.
Each tin includes 6 Poly guitar picks featuring artwork from various stages in the life of the King.
Contained in a re-closeable, sliding tin featuring art of the same genre.
All Picks are medium gauge.
Dunlop Elvis Presley ’68 Special picks Dunlop Manufacturing is proud to announce guitar picks from the King of Rock n’ Roll, Elvis Presley. Dunlop presents its offering of Elvis Presley Collector Series Guitar Picks and Tins. Each tin includes 6 Poly guitar picks featuring artwork from various stages in the life of the King. Contained in a re-closeable, sliding tin featuring art of the same genre. All Picks are medium gauge.


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Zuiderdam’s nautical finishes and antique collection blend with modern amenities to bring you excellence at sea. B.B. King’s Blue Club performs funky and soulful music from Memphis while you sip specialty cocktails. Holland America has partnered with BBC Earth to bring you innovative programming through BBC Earth Experiences. Indulge in groundbreaking films, concerts, game shows, children’s activities, trivia and more. The professionally staffed and fully equipped fitness center offers stand alone machines as well as classes, and the spa features time honored treatments that will leave you feeling rejuvenated. The Mainstage offers a myriad of performances from comedians to musicians. There’s even a fully supervised club just for children, Club HAL. Your stateroom features the Mariner’s Dream bedding complete with euro-top mattress.
Sailings departing prior to 12/1/2018: Holland America will automatically add $13.50 per day, per guest to your onboard account ($15.00 per day, per guest for Suites). Sailings departing on or after 12/1/2018: Holland America will automatically add $14.50 per day, per guest to your onboard account ($16.00 per day, per guest for Suites). These amounts can be adjusted onboard. A 15% tip is added to all beverage orders.


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This is one of the nicest walking bears I have ever seen Nuna Parr make.
In this enigmatic work, Parr achieves the spiritedness of the walking bear through delicate balance, crisp lines and an overall fluidity that sparks an electric vibrancy from head to toe.
This stone emulates and defines serpentine at its finest. The visage of green stone opulates and punctuates the piece into a level of surreal triumphed.
This is a gorgeous dark green bear. It is a classic Nuna Parr in all senses of the word. The beautiful stone and fluid movements are what immediately caught my eye.
This piece in particular features everything that Nuna Parr is so famous for. The movement is quintessentially dynamic and expressive.The stone is a deep beautiful dark green. The finish is smooth and well polished - to a reflective shine. The size is large not only in height, but length as well.
Nice bears like this by Nuna Parr are very hard to get, Inuit art galleries line up to get one or two. This is because Nuna is the most famous Inuit artist in the world for bears .
For the Inuit art enthusiast, I do not need to explain the notoriety that comes with owning a Nuna Parr Bear. Pure and simple, he is the best Inuit artist in the world for Bears. His pieces sell well into the five digit category. The demand for Nuna bears is pretty much on par with getting a pair of tickets to the Book Of Mormon Broadway show.
When I am lucky enough to get the chance to buy one, there is absolutely no hesitation on my side. This is because I know it will sell fast. This is your chance to own one of his fine pieces. We buy directly from him and can offer you a much better deal than most other galleries.
What I also like about this bear is the expression on its face. For one reason or another, probably by accident, this is the nicest expression I have ever seen on any of Nuna Parr's bears. The symmetry of the eyes brings everything in perfect balance with this piece.
A center piece for our gallery.


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- Vereya II (Stara Zagora), 2nd last season; are promoted to Yugoiztochna Treta liga.
- Mineral (Ovoshtnik), 8th last season; withdraws.
- Maglizh (Maglizh), Edinstvo (Gurkovo) and Real (Madrets) join the group.
- Buzludzha (Enina) withdraws at the winter break. Its results still count and its opponents until the end of the season are awarded 3:0 wins.


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Q. Does Yoplait WHIPS! Peanut Butter Chocolate Yogurt Mousse contain peanuts and is there a cross-contact risk with other Yoplait products?
Q. Why is my Yoplait Original or Light product no longer labelled Gluten Free?
A. Rest assured, the products are still Gluten Free. We just launched new packaging and there was an omission in the printing of the new cup that unfortunately left off the words “Gluten Free.” We are working to update the package and the words “Gluten Free” will be back on the cup in the next few months.
Q. Why do you use gelatin in your yogurt?
A. We use gelatin in some of our yogurts to prevent the yogurt from separating and to maintain the smooth and creamy texture throughout the shelf life of our yogurt. The gelatin is certified Kosher and carries KD (Kosher Dairy) Certification from Rabbi Barnett Hasden. We know gelatin matters to a lot of our vegetarian fans out there and we are currently working on alternative gelatin free products and will make sure to keep you posted on our progress!
Q. Why do you use carmine in some of your flavors?
A. The majority of our products do not have carmine, but the flavors that do will have it listed in the ingredients section on the cup. Carmine is naturally derived and used to enhance the strawberry color. We understand your concerns about carmine since many of you have asked us about “bug parts” in your food, and the good news is that you’re not eating ground up insects. Carmine is actually sourced from the dried shells of the cochineal beetle and is used in a purified form in foods. It’s safe, natural, and has the FDA’s approval for use in food, all things that are very important to us when considering an ingredient. Because of consumer concern, we are currently exploring quality substitutes and hope to have an update soon.
Q. Why do you use corn starch in your yogurt?
A. We use corn starch to give our yogurt the smooth and creamy texture that our fans have come to expect from Yoplait.
Q. Why do some of your yogurts have artificial sweeteners, such as sucralose?
A. Some of our products contain artificial sweeteners. Sweeteners let us deliver an amazing taste without adding calories. If you prefer a yogurt without artificial sweeteners, Yoplait Original, Yoplait Greek and Yoplait Plenti Greek yogurt do not contain any artificial sweeteners.
Q. Why do you use preservatives in your yogurt, such as potassium sorbate?
A. We use low levels of preservatives in our yogurt because we don’t want you to worry about molds, yeasts or certain bacteria growing in your yogurt. It’s just part of our commitment to ensure you have the best yogurt eating experience as possible.
Q. Does Yoplait use milk protein concentrate in any of your Greek products?
A. Milk protein concentrate is not used in our largest sized and most popular products, Yoplait Greek or Yoplait Greek 100. However, it is found in Yoplait Greek Parfait cups.
Q. Are Yoplait yogurt cups recyclable?
A. Good news on the recycling front- more and more recycling programs are accepting number 5 plastics. Most Yoplait yogurt cups are classified as number 5 plastics in accordance with the Society of Plastics Industry’s material container coding system. The number 5 indicates that recycling is limited depending on the community you live in. Want to learn if your community accepts number 5 plastics? Visit http://www.how2recycle.info/check-locally/ to learn more. At Yoplait we’re also dedicated to reducing our carbon footprint- you can learn more here.
Q. Why can’t I find my favorite flavor?
A. Sorry to hear it’s hard to find your favorite! With the introduction of new yogurt styles like Greek yogurt, competition in the yogurt aisle is heating up- leading to limited space and a loss in distribution for some Yoplait flavors. While we are continuously working on the distribution kinks on our end, try our product locator to help track down your favorite Yoplait flavor. If you’re not having any luck in finding your favorite flavor at your local retailer, be sure to let your store manager know which Yoplait flavor you would like to see them carry.
Q. Why are products always being discontinued?
A. From Strawberry Shortcake to Key Lime Pie to Triple Berry Torte- in our mission to make so good yogurt, we’re constantly working to bring you new flavors. Unfortunately to make room for the new, this sometimes means we have to discontinue the less popular flavors. If you’re really missing your favorite, be sure to let us know. Head over to Facebook or Twitter, and tell us which product you would like to see back on the shelf. Also, take a look around at our A to Z Flavor List, with over 40 flavors, who knows- maybe you’ll find a new favorite.
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Hazard, Risk and Remedy information adapted from Safe Work Australia material. Definition of ‘Forklift’ may not represent a legal definition.
Forklifts or industrial lift trucks are used to lift, stack and transfer loads in warehouses, factories, shipping yards, freight terminals and other workplaces right across Australia.
A forklift is a powered industrial truck equipped with lifting media made up of a mast and elevating load carriage to which a pair of fork arms or other arms that can be raised 900 mm or more off the ground. Pedestrian operated forklift trucks do not require a high-risk-work (HRW) licence.
The human and financial cost of forklift-related incidents for workers, industry and the community is substantial.
As forklifts must be manoeuvrable they are designed to be compact. But when carrying loads they can become unstable under certain circumstances. Fully laden, a standard two tonne forklift can weigh approximately five tonnes in total. With lower stability and greater manoeuvrability combined with uncontrolled traffic areas in workplaces you’ll understand why forklifts are involved in so many incidents. Even at low speeds, forklifts can cause serious injuries and fatalities.
It’s not just the worker using the forklift who can be injured—pedestrians can be struck by a forklift or its load.
To operate a forklift in workplaces regulated by the Commonwealth Work, Health and Safety legislation you must have a high risk work licence or be closely supervised while you are getting a high risk work licence. A high risk work licence requires you to be first trained by a Registered Training Organisation. Check with your local workplace safety authority (see Comcare’s Forklift Safety documentation below) for requirements in your state or territory.
Proper information, training and supervision.
Combined with the principles of hazard management (see page 21 of Comcare’s Forklift Safety documentation linked below) and an effective traffic management plan, these measures can help reduce the risk of forklift-related injuries.
Code of Practice - How to Manage Work Health and Safety Risks This code provides practical guidance for persons who have duties under the WHS Act and Regulations to manage risks to health and safety.


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Adopsmind Digital Advertising is reaffirming its commitment towards providing best campaign management services. Whether you are a Web publisher, Ad networks, Agencies or do trading or any business, we provide affordable outsourced Ad operations services which are critical to your business. Outsourcing your adops would cut down the op’s cost and give an opportunity to concentrate on your core business better. Flexible infrastructure and extensive campaign management expertise allows us to provide custom-made solutions and services to help companies to achieve desired result.
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This June, I had the opportunity to show watercolor paintings at the Oxford Community Arts Center, in Oxford, Ohio. The watercolors are from a workshop I attended with Meredith Nemirov and a group of lovely women this past fall in Abiquiu, New Mexico. It was fun hanging the show with my friend, Chrissy, and the opening was an interesting one. The show is up until August 5, 2011. So if you are in the area, stop by!
where the outside is painted white.
We hung the accordion piece with fishing wire through eyelets inserted into the piece.
the plaster on the walls is too fragile to nail or tape onto.
Attaching the first hook to the molding.
We used sticky-putty to attach the spines of the piece to the wall.
Lots of people there for the art...or was it the food???


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We are always interested in talking to talented people who are seeking a career in content management.
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Let the gap become wide ..
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Let it be a dark night..
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GASTON COUNTY, N.C. — A man was arrested after police said he burned an infant boy with an iron Wednesday in Gaston County.
WSOC reported that Norman Washington Coley, 20, of Charlotte, is accused of burning his girlfriend’s child with an iron and then assaulted his girlfriend after becoming upset.
The station reported that Coley’s girlfriend allegedly returned home to find her infant burned. The infant was taken to a burn center in Chapel Hill for non-life-threatening injuries.
Coley was charged with felony child abuse and assault on a female. He reportedly ran into the woods before being caught by police on motorcycles.