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The Sport Hotel Hermitage and Spa is the most sought after place to stay in Soldeu. Not only is it the only 5* hotel in resort, but it is fantastically located at the foot of the slopes. What more could you want!
There are spacious rooms available for up to 4 people, each well equipped with Egyptian cotton sheets, a bathrobe and slippers, a mini bar, free tea and coffee and free WiFi. You can also select from a menu of pillows.
Facilities include 24 hour room service and free access to the Sport Wellness Mountain Spa (with 5,000 m² of swimming pools, saunas and hammams) and gym.
There are six restaurants to choose from at the command of two chefs who each possess one Michelin star. The teams take pride in preparing unique dishes using only the freshest seasonal produce. This is all presented in a warm and welcoming atmosphere with quality service to match.
For children, the kids club is a great way to make new friends under the guide of the team of nannies and instructors from 4-10pm. Parents can also consult the hotels list of babysitters at an extra cost if they are looking for some time away from the kids outside of these hours.

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"Take only pictures, leave only footprints. We do not inherit the earth, only borrow it from our children".
Mixture takes its environmental footprint very seriously. From the start of product development, their choice of ingredients, containers and packaging are heavily scrutinized to lessen our environmental impact.
Mixture uses only the best naturally derived renewable ingredients.
Each votive is hand poured into a 2oz., recycled glass container, using soy and essential oils. All votives are handmade in small batches in Kansas!
Festoon is proud to carry this wildly popular, eco friendly, USA made line of votives. Come to our Lancaster or Lititz location for an excellent selection!

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Hollie Hall, PhD is a soil and water scientist with expertise in providing Cannabis farmers the support needed to transition farms into environmentally compliant, water secure, regenerative agricultural systems. She draws from two decades of experience in natural resources management, global studies of agricultural practices and training in adaptive water resource management to design, coordinate and implement “beyond compliance” solutions for Cannabis farms. She works with government agencies, non-profits and the private sector to integrate the needs of society, government and environment to drive the establishment of Cannabis farmers who implement watershed-friendly practices that reverse the negative impacts of historic natural resources extraction practices.
development processes. In addition to operating two natural resources consulting firms, Hollie serves as an Executive Board Member for the International Cannabis Farmers Association, an Advisory Committee Member for the Mendocino Appellations Project, a Humboldt County Fish & Game Advisory Commissioner, and a Technical Advisory Committee Member for Earth & Sun Certified.

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Mumbai: Objecting to wife wearing kurta and jeans and forcing her to wear sari amounts to cruelty inflicted by husband and can be a ground to seek divorce, an Indian family court has ruled.
The wife pleaded that after marriage in December 2010, her husband did not buy her any clothes and therefore she had purchased kurta and jeans from her salary. However, the husband did not allow her to wear them, saying she should wear only saris.
In her order was passed on June 24, Principal Judge of Family Court, Dr Laxmi Rao, granted divorce to the wife on the ground of cruelty as defined under section 27(1)(d) of Special Marriage Act, 1954.
“In view of the averments made in the petition which have gone unchallenged, it can be said that the petitioner has proved her case, hence, she can be granted divorce as prayed by her. Her plea that she was restrained from wearing jeans and kurta amounts to cruelty as defined under the Act”, the judge held.
The wife further alleged that her husband and in-laws had asked her to bring Rs100,000 from her house or face dire consequences. They also asked her to quit her job but she had refused to toe their line.
The wife alleged that she was tortured and humiliated as a result of which she suffered mental depression and her life became miserable. She also alleged that her in-laws harassed her on one pretext or the other and warned that if she failed to bring dowry she would face dire consequences.
The wife told the court that on March 15, 2011, she was thrown out of her matrimonial house as she failed to bring the money. Since then till date she is compelled to stay at her parents house at their mercy as she is now jobless.
The petitioner said that her husband had never made attempts to bring her back home in Ambarnath town of Thane district where the couple lived. On the contrary, he sent vulgar SMS messages to her and her parents on their mobile phones in a bid to harass them and damage their reputation.
The wife said she had lodged a police complaint against her husband who worked in a BPO in suburban Malad and earned Rs28,000 per month.

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The Statue of Liberty was given to the United States of America by France for America’s 100th Birthday of their Independence. It was unveiled 10 years late on October 28th 1886.
The New York skyline as we saw it from one of the many Harbour cruises.
My mother- in -law, Win, who is 95 years old joined us for our visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. We were photographed in front of some large tapestries which were skilfully created centuries ago using wool, silk and metallic threads.
One of our favourite paintings was of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. What season do you think it is? The main clue is in the water.
At the end of October I set of with my husband Greg and my mother- in-law Win to visit New York where Greg was to run in the New York Marathon. The Marathon was cancelled but we still had a great time seeing the sights and visiting the Metropolitan Art Museum. I am posting these photos with my students and fellow Visual Arts Teacher, Glenys Vella in mind. I look forward to catching up with you all very soon.
The beautifully crafted chalices above were part of an exhibition of religious metalware. Our younger students were asked where they had seen something like these. Some replied that they have seen them in their church while others had seen them in movies.

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Unique to the world, the National Aquarium’s Model Urban Waterfront demonstrates what can be done in an ultra-urban environment to improve habitat and water quality in an aesthetically enjoyable, educationally programmed space.
By re-envisioning its campus, the Aquarium aims to demonstrate a new model urban waterfront that not only enhances ecology but educates visitors by exhibiting the unique habitats found within the Chesapeake Bay. In 2015, Biohabitats worked with Ayers Saint Gross to further evaluate baseline conditions and develop a framework for monitoring the canal as it transforms into a Model Urban Waterfront. Biohabitats supported Ayers Saint Gross in advancing a conceptual design of the waterfront park that incorporated the innovative ecological interventions proposed with the Ecoslip.
The project builds upon advances in eco-technologies that Biohabitats and partners have already implemented on the Harbor, including floating wetlands created with the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore, Biohut® suspended oyster reefs installed with Ecocean and the Aquarium, and a vertical wetland bulkhead designed with the University of Maryland. These and other technologies are being piloted at the Aquarium’s doorstep. The floating wetland prototype, which incorporates novel advances such as adjustable buoyancy and integrated aeration to optimize its service life and habitat offerings, won a 2018 Honor Award for Research from the American Society of Landscape Architects.
Visited by millions of people per year, the Aquarium demonstrates, through this project, novel approaches that are both aesthetically pleasing and functional in delivering ecological services in an ultra-urban environment.

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Anne Arundel County products Josh Furman and R.J. Harris were in the same boat as the 2015 NFL Draft drew to a close.
It was late on Saturday night and 249 players had been selected. Now came the compensatory picks, a sure sign the draft is nearing the bitter end. The Denver Broncos had three consecutive compensatory picks and used the 252nd overall selection to take Furman, an Old Mill High graduate.
Furman was talking on the phone to a Denver executive when he saw his name appear on the television screen. A group of about 50 family and friends that had gathered at the Greene Turtle in Arundel Mills began cheering wildly.
Furman began his collegiate career at Michigan, but transferred to Oklahoma State in order to get a fresh start as a graduate student. He started at outside linebacker and had a huge season for the Cowboys – amassing 64 tackles, seven sacks and four pass breakups. Playing a hybrid position known as “Star,” the 6-foot-2, 202-pound Annapolis native was given the freedom to blitz the quarterback and ranked second on the squad with 14 tackles for loss.
Furman raised his professional stock with a superb performance at the Oklahoma State Pro Day, running the 40-yard dash in 4.47 seconds and posting a vertical leap of 38 inches. He was thrilled to be taken by the Broncos and will travel to the Mile High City next week to participate in a rookie mini-camp.
Harris, an Arundel High graduate, has known Furman since they were prep rivals and was happy to see him drafted. There would be only four more compensatory picks and the Odenton resident did not get taken. Within minutes of the draft’s conclusion, the former New Hampshire wide receiver was accepting calls from a variety of NFL teams seeking to sign him as a free agent. After consulting with his agent, Harris elected to sign with the New Orleans Saints.
The 6-foot, 201-pound wide receiver is both the New Hampshire and Colonial Athletic Association all-time leader with 310 career catches and ranks second on both lists for receiving yards (4,238) and touchdowns (36).
100. Tennessee, Angelo Blackson, dt, Auburn.
101. New England (from Tampa Bay), Trey Flowers, de, Arkansas.
102. Carolina (from Oakland), Daryl Williams, ot, Oklahoma.
103. New York Jets (from Jacksonville), Bryce Petty, qb, Baylor.
104. Jacksonville (from New York Jets), James Sample, db, Louisville.
105. Washington, Jamison Crowder, wr, Duke.
106. Chicago, Jeremy Langford, rb, Michigan State.
107. Atlanta, Justin Hardy, wr, East Carolina.
108. Tennessee (from New York Giants), Jalston Fowler, rb, Alabama.
109. Indianapolis (from St. Louis from Tampa Bay), Clayton Geathers, db, UCF.
110. Minnesota, T.J. Clemmings, ot, Pittsburgh.
111. New England (from Cleveland), Tre' Jackson, g, Florida State.
112. Washington (from New Orleans through Seattle), Arie Kouandjio, g, Alabama.
113. Detroit (from San Francisco through Buffalo and Philadelphia), Gabe Wright, dt, Auburn.
114. Miami, Jamil Douglas, ot, Arizona State.
115. Cleveland (from Buffalo), Ibraheim Campbell, db, Northwestern.
116. Arizona (from Houston through Cleveland), Rodney Gunter, de, Delaware State.
117. San Francisco (from San Diego), Blake Bell, te, Oklahoma.
118. Kansas City, Ramik Wilson, lb, Georgia.
119. St. Louis (from Philadelphia), Andrew Donnal, ot, Iowa.
120. Cincinnati, Josh Shaw, db, Southern Cal.
121. Pittsburgh, Doran Grant, cb, Ohio State.
122. Baltimore (from Detroit), Za'Darius Smith, lb, Kentucky.
123. Cleveland (from Arizona), Vince Mayle, wr, Washington State.
124. Tampa Bay (from Carolina through Oakland), Kwon Alexander, lb, LSU.
125. Baltimore, Javorius Allen, rb, Southern Cal.
126. San Francisco (from Denver), Mike Davis, rb, South Carolina.
127. Dallas, Damien Wilson, lb, Minnesota.
128. Oakland (from Indianapolis through Tampa Bay), Jon Feliciano, g, Miami.
129. Green Bay, Jake Ryan, lb, Michigan.
130. Seattle, Terry Poole, ot, San Diego State.
131. New England, Shaquille Mason, g, Georgia Tech.
132. x-San Francisco, DeAndre Smelter, wr, Georgia Tech.
133. x-Denver, Max Garcia, c, Florida.
134. x-Seattle, Mark Glowinski, g, West Virginia.
135. x-Cincinnati, Marcus Hardison, de, Arizona State.
136. x-Baltimore, Tray Walker, db, Texas Southern.
137. Atlanta (from Tampa Bay through Buffalo and Minnesota), Grady Jarrett, dt, Clemson.
138. Tennessee, David Cobb, rb, Minnesota.
139. Jacksonville, Rashad Greene, wr, Florida State.
140. Oakland, Ben Heeney, lb, Kansas.
141. Washington, Martrell Spaight, lb, Arkansas.
142. Chicago (from New York Jets), Adrian Amos, db, Penn State.
143. Minnesota (from Chicago through Denver and Detroit), MyCole Pruitt, te, Southern Illinois.
144. New York Giants, Mykkele Thompson, db, Texas.
145. Miami (from St. Louis through Philadelphia), Bobby McCain, db, Memphis.
146. Minnesota (from Atlanta), Stefon Diggs, wr, Maryland.
147. Green Bay (from Cleveland through New England), Brett Hundley, qb, UCLA.
148. New Orleans, Davis Tull, de, Chattanooga.
149. Miami (from Minnesota), Jay Ajayi, rb, Boise State.
150. Miami, Cedric Thompson, db, Minnesota.
151. Indianapolis (from San Francisco), David Parry, dt, Stanford.
152. New York Jets (from Houston), Jarvis Harrison, g, Texas A&M.
153. San Diego, Kyle Emanuel, de, North Dakota State.
154. New Orleans (from Kansas City), Tyeler Davison, dt, Fresno State.
155. Buffalo, Karlos Williams, rb, Florida State.
156. Miami (from Philadelphia), Tony Lippett, wr, Michigan State.
157. Cincinnati, C.J. Uzomah, te, Auburn.
158. Arizona (from Detroit through Baltimore), Shaquille Riddick, de, West Virginia.
159. Arizona, J.J. Nelson, wr, UAB.
160. Pittsburgh, Jesse James, te, Penn State.
161. Oakland (from Carolina), Neiron Bell, lb, Florida.
162. Tampa Bay (from Baltimore), Kenny Bell, wr, Nebraska.
163. Dallas, Ryan Russell, de, Purdue.
164. Denver, Lorenzo Doss, db, Tulane.
165. San Francisco (from Indianapolis), Bradley Pinion, p, Clemson.
166. New England (from Green Bay), Joe Cardona, ls, Navy.
167. New Orleans (from Seattle through Washington), Damian Swann, db, Georgia.
168. Detroit (from New England through Tampa Bay), Michael Burton, rb, Rutgers.
169. x-Carolina, David Mayo, lb, Texas State.
170. x-Seattle, Tye Smith, db, Towson.
171. x-Baltimore, Nick Boyle, te, Delaware.
172. x-Kansas City, D.J. Alexander, lb, Oregon State.
173. x-Kansas City, James O'Shaunessy, te, Illinois State.
174. x-Carolina, Cameron Artis-Payne, rb, Auburn.
175. x-Houston, Keith Murphy, wr, Michigan State.
176. x-Baltimore, Robert Myers, g, Tennessee State.
177. Tennessee, Deiontrez Mount, lb, Louisville.
178. New England (from Tampa Bay), Matthew Wells, lb, Mississippi State.
179. Oakland, Max Valles, lb, Virginia.
180. Jacksonville, Michael Bennett, dt, Ohio State.
181. Washington (from New York Jets through Seattle), Kyshoen Jarrett, db, Virginia Tech.
182. Washington, Tevin Mitchel, db, Arkansas.
183. Chicago, Tayo Fabuluje, ot, TCU.
184. Tampa Bay (from St. Louis), Kaelin Clay, wr, Utah.
185. Minnesota (from Atlanta), Tyrus Thompson, ot, Oklahaoma.
186. New York Giants, Geremy Davis, wr, UConn.
187. Washington (from New Orleans), Evan Spencer, wr, Ohio State.
188. Buffalo (from Minnesota), Tony Steward, lb, Clemson.
189. Cleveland, Charles Gaines, db, Louisville.
190. San Francisco, Ian Silberman, ot, Boston College.
191. Philadelphia (from Miami), JaCorey Shepherd, db, Kansas.
192. San Diego, Darius Philon, dt, Arkansas.
193. Minnesota (from Kansas City), B.J. Dubose, dt, Louisville.
194. Buffalo, Nick O'Leary, te, Florida State.
195. Cleveland (from Houston), Malcolm Johnson, te, Mississippi State.
196. Philadelphia, Randall Evans, db, Kansas State.
197. Cincinnati, Derron Smith, db, Fresno State.
198. Cleveland (from Arizona), Randall Telfer, te, Southern Cal.
199. Pittsburgh, Leterrius Walton, dt, Central Michigan.
200. Detroit, Quandre Diggs, db, Texas.
201. St. Louis (from Carolina), Bud Sasser, wr, Missouri.
202. New England (from Baltimore through Cleveland), AJ Derby, te, Arkansas.
203. Denver, Darius Kilgo, dt, Maryland.
204. Baltimore (from Dallas), Darren Waller, wr, Georgia Tech.
205. Indianapolis, Josh Robinson, rb, Mississippi State.
206. Green Bay, Aaron Ripkowski, rb, Oklahoma.
207. Indianapolis (from Seattle), Amarlo Herrera, lb, Georgia.
208. Tennessee (from New England), Andy Gallik, c, Boston College.
209. x-Seattle, Obum Gwacham, de, Oregon State.
210. x-Green Bay, Christian Ringo, de, Louisiana-Lafayette.
211. x-Houston, Reshard Cliett, lb, South Florida.
212. x-Pittsburgh, Anthony Chickillo, de, Miami.
213. x-Green Bay, Kennard Backman, te, UAB.
214. x-Seattle, Kristjan Sokoli, dt, Buffalo.
215. x-St. Louis, Cody Wichmann, g, Fresno State.
216. x-Houston, Christian Covington, dt, Rice.
217. x-Kansas City, Rakeem Nunez-Roches, dt, Southern Miss.
218. Oakland (from Tampa Bay), Anthony Morris, ot, Tennessee State.
219. Cleveland (from Tennessee through New England), Hayes Pullard, lb, Southern Cal.
220. Jacksonville, Neal Sterling, wr, Monmouth (NJ).
221. Oakland, Andre Debose, wr, Florida.
222. Washington, Austin Reiter, c, South Florida.
223. New York Jets, Deon Simon, dt, Northwestern State.
224. St. Louis (from Chicago through NY Jets), Bryce Hager, lb, Baylor.
225. Atlanta, Jake Rodgers, ot, Eastern Washington.
226. New York Giants, Bobby Hart, ot, Florida state.
227. St. Louis, Martin Ifedi, de, Memphis.
228. Minnesota, Austin Shepherd, ot, Alabama.
229. Jacksonville (from Cleveland through Houston and NY Jets), Ben Koyack, te, Notre Dame.
230. New Orleans, Marcus Murphy, rb, Missouri.
231. Tampa Bay (from Miami through Baltimore and Detroit), Joey Iosefa, rb, Hawaii.
232. Minnesota (from San Francisco through Miami), Edmond Robinson, lb, Newberry.
233. Kansas City, Da'Ron Brown, wr, Northern Illinois.
234. Buffalo, Dezmin Lewis, wr, Central Arkansas.
235. Houston, Kenny Hilliard, rb, LSU.
236. Dallas (from San Diego), Mark Nzeocha, lb, Wyoming.
237. Philadelphia, Brian Mihalik, de, Boston College.
238. Cincinnati, Mario Alford, wr, West Virginia.
239. Pittsburgh, Gerod Holliman, db, Louisville.
240. Detroit, Corey Robinson, ot, South Carolina.
241. Cleveland (from Arizona), Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, db, Oregon.
242. Oakland (from Carolina), Dexter McDonald, db, Kansas.
243. Dallas (from Baltimore), Laurence Gibson, ot, Virginia Tech.
244. San Francisco (from Dallas through Indianapolis), Trenton Brown, ot, Florida.
245. Tennessee (from Denver through N.Y. Giants), Tre McBride, wr, William & Mary.
246. Dallas (from Indianapolis through San Francisco), Geoff Swaim, te, Texas.
247. New England (from Green Bay), Darryl Roberts, db, Marshall.
248. Seattle, Ryan Murphy, DB, Oregon State.
249. Atlanta (from New England through St. Louis), Akeem King, db, San Jose State.
250. x-Denver, Trevor Siemian, qb, Northwestern.
251. x-Denver, Taurean Nixon, db, Tulane.
252. x-Denver, Josh Furman, db, Oklahoma State.
253. x-New England, Xzavier Dickson, lb, Alabama.
254. x-San Francisco, Rory Anderson, te, South Carolina.
255. x-Indianapolis, Denzelle Good, ot, Mars Hill.
256. x-Arizona, Gerald Christian, te, Louisville.


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Plastic Welding rods is mainly used for polyethylene welding by hand extrusion welder for HDPE pipe line joint. PVC container , plastic sheet, Geo membrane film joint . welding rods can be classified into high density and low dedensity.
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The Bulova Accutron watch brand is well-known for its remarkable design and high accuracy. At their conception, the first Accutron watches featured a vibrating "tuning fork", making them the most accurate watches in the world. Since their revolutionary debut, Bulova have upheld their reputation of accuracy. Using high-performance quartz technology that easily surpasses traditional quartz watches, the Bulova Precisionist is accurate to +/- 10 seconds a year.
Today, Bulova produces and sells the Accutron II line of watches - a spiritual successor to the Accutron, featuring a classic design calling back to their Accutron origins, with the power and accuracy of a modified Precisionist mechanism.


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History is currently being made in the UAE's capital emirate as Pope Francis prepares to hose a public Papal Mass at Sheikh Zayed Sports City Stadium this morning.
Over 135,000 Catholics who managed to secure a ticket are currently gathered at the stadium, with most travelling overnight to reach the stadium.
The mass will be live-streamed on the official website www.uaepapalvisit.org and also within all churches in the UAE.
Pope Francis' visit to Abu Dhabi this February is a historical moment in interfaith relations.
“The UAE is delighted to welcome His Holiness Pope Francis on the upcoming visit to the UAE. He is a symbol of peace, tolerance and the promotion of brotherhood.
This historic trip – the first to any GCC member country - is in keeping with the UAE’s theme for 2019, the “Year of Tolerance”; during which, residents of the country are encourage to tolerate and embrace different religions and cultures along four other pillars.

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It’s a pain that every time that I want to start a Windows Azure application locally, I must first start Visual Studio and start the debugger. In this post I will describe how to start an application in Windows Azure Compute Emulator without using Visual Studio debugger. This will work for an application that is a Web Role or Worker Role. There are multiple ways to do this, but I believe this may be the simplest.
In this post I will start from the very beginning of creating a new Windows Azure Cloud Service project and creating a default ASP.NET MVC 4 website. If you want to skip all the setup and get to the meat of csrun, then scroll to the bottom of the post.

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Friendly Suggestion: Always keep two copies of a story!
I just wanted to offer everyone a friendly tip today -- in following with our Creative writing section rules found HERE. Any story which does not follow the rules may be removed without notice, to prevent you losing your only copy of your work I strongly suggest you keep a hard copy, or a copy of it on the computer else where.
You also never know what will happen with computers & technology. It is always a good idea to have a copy somewhere else just in case your computer will not work, or the forums loose it by chance, or even if you loose the notebook you may have it on.
Have fun & stay creative!
Re: Friendly Suggestion: Always keep two copies of a story!
Great Idea! Thanks! I'm going to go keep a copy of it right now!
Good idea. I'll try it.
I'm always scared about losing my story; I only have my stories on WI and a USB stick thats like an inch (no joke) long. Crosses fingers I won't lose it!
That's an awesome tip! Thank you so much Miss G!
This happened to me just today. I had used my flash drive on a Mac (the documents were only on the flash drive) and when I tried to open my documents on my computer (a Windows), the letters completely changed into some weird foreign language! Luckily I have a friend who's a computer expert, and he fixed it, but now I'm going to save all my documents on my computer, my email account, my flash drive, and a back up disk. You can never be too safe. I learned that the hard way.
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Thanks, and no worries, I do. I alwats write my WI stories on my computer and then copy and paste onto WI. Plus, this way I can use spell check and what not.


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Joe R. Lansdale’s Hap & Leonard Now Have Their Own TV Show!
We were happy to have one of our best Noir At The Bar events to date a couple weeks back. Joe R. Lansdale read from his latest book, Honky Tonk Samurai, featuring his East Texas ne’er-do-well buddies, Hap & Leonard, and we celebrated the release of a new collection of Hap & Leonard stories, hot off the press. His first book in the series, Savage Season, will be part of a six episode run with an impressive line-up of talent, including Christina Hendricks, Michael Kenneth Williams and James Purfoy. The first episode airs this Wednesday, March 2nd, at 9PM Central on the Sundance Channel. Here’s the teaser trailer, below!
Congratulations to our friend, Joe, and if a new novel and a TV show aren’t enough to satisfy your need to read about the exploits of the boys, a collection of all the short stories and novellas, aptly titled Hap & Leonard, has just been released.
Recently, NPR’s Steve Inskeep interviewed two of our favorite figures in the mystery world: author and literary critic Megan Abbott, and editor and author Sarah Weinman. In the interview, they discuss the role of women in crime fiction as readers, writers, and characters, and work to solve the mystery of all those thrillers with “girl” in the title. It is a fascinating talk – you can read the highlights, or listen to the full discussion. You’ll also find a list of recommended recent reads from Abbott and Weinman.
Sarah Weinman is the editor of the two volume Library of America collection, Women Crime Writers Of The 40s and 50s, a must for crime fiction fans. Volumes are available together or individually. The collection comes with a brilliant set of essays on each classic work, which you can find online. Look for Megan Abbott’s latest novel, You Will Know Me, out this summer.
Spinetingler online magazine is a great source for crime fiction reviews, interviews, and fiction. In one of Spinetingler’s latest fiction posts, Debbie Mumford gives us a detective solving a homicide with a talking corpse.
“The crime scene investigation I worked today turned sour when the victim spoke to me.
My partner, Jack Barnes, and I had been called to a dimly lit alley in downtown Portland. The early morning mist had burned off, leaving the pavement damp. The multi-story brick and mortar buildings on either side huddled close as if protecting the small figure centered in their midst, though she was beyond anyone’s help.
Published in 1965, David Ball’s In The Heat Of The Night is not only a well crafted police procedural, but also a sharp reflection of its time. The story of a black police detective forced to solve a murder in a Jim Crow town vibrates with social and political overtones. One could argue it is one of the first overt uses of the crime novel as political statement.
Even the inciting incident that pulls Virgil Tibbs into the story is political. Set in the fiction town of Wells, South Carolina, the night deputy, Sam Woods discovers the body of a visiting conductor who was heading up the local music festival. Ordered by the new sheriff, Gillespie, to check the train station, Sam finds Tibbs. He arrests the man mainly because he’s black and has over a hundred dollars on him. After the initial embarrassment of learning that Tibbs is a Homicide investigator from Pasadena, California, he is asked to look into the murder. This is mainly done, so if it goes unsolved, the sheriff can blame Tibbs for the murder.
We are happy to be hosting Trudy Nan Boyce along with Minerva Koenig for our New Hard-boiled Voices panel this Friday, February 26th, at 7 PM. Miss Boyce’s debut novel, Out Of The Blues, follows newly minted Atlanta homicide detective Sarah Alt (nicknamed Salt) as she stumbles into a cold case that unlocks secrets involving race and city politics. We asked Miss Boyce a few questions about the book and how her dual professions of police officer and psychologist shaped it.
MysteryPeople Scott: Atlanta plays like a fascinating character itself. What did you want to explore about the city?
Trudy Nan Boyce: Atlanta is my home. I’ve lived here for more than fifty years. I went to undergrad and grad school at the downtown university. I policed the city for more than thirty years. And I’ve lived in my downtown neighborhood for at least thirty years. And I continue to be delighted by Atlanta, its sweet and tragic mysteries seem endless. It is a city without geographic gifts; no bays or oceans, no mountains, no river flows through it. It is a city built at a crossroads, built around the intersections of railroads which were built primarily by black people, slaves and those conscripted though the “justice system.” The more I learn about Atlanta the more I realize that as a white person much of the history and culture of the city has remained segregated. Atlanta is soulful and exemplifies much about the racial divide in the United States. Most white people have no idea about the importance of the blues to our culture. Atlanta was and is a crossroads for the blues and our nation.
Celebrity crime and scandal provide an interesting yin and yang. Even for a life led in public, there are things we don’t see in the shadowy edges of the spotlight. The new television show The People Versus O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story layers a previously untold narrative over reported facts in a new version of one of the most over-reported trials. Alison Gaylin deftly explores this contrast between public face and private life, although with very different characters, in What Remains Of Me.
The book operates on two time lines. In 1985, troubled teen Kelly Lund is found guilty of shooting director John McFadden at a party in the Hollywood Hills. 25 years later, and three years after Lund’s release from prison, Kelly once again faces accusation of the murder of a celebrity when Sterling Marshall, Kelly’s famous actor father-in-law, is found floating in the pool, shot in the head. Upon discovery of the murder, eyes quickly turn to Kelly.
MysteryPeople (in the corporeal form of Scott Montgomery, Crime Fiction Coordinator, and me, Molly, bookseller) will be joining Hopeton Hay for his radio show, KAZI Book Review, 88.7 FM, on the last Sunday of each month between 12:30-12:45 to talk about our favorite releases for the month. I had so much fun discussing my most anticipated picks for February, I’ve decided to put them up on our blog as well! Below, you’ll find three very different books, each and every one a gem of a crime novel.
There’s not much I can say about this one without giving one of Montes’ myriad twists away. I can say that, early in the novel, Montes references the director Michael Haneke and the film Misery, and both of those references become increasingly relevant through this twisted novel. In other words, Perfect Days is the most disturbing novel that I also enjoyed reading since I was first terrified by Kathryn Dunn’s Geek Love.
Perfect Days follows a medical student as he develops an obsession with a young wannabe screenwriter named Clarice he briefly meets at a party. When his wheelchair-bound mother and “Gertrude,” the corpse he’s slowly been dissecting for school, fail to satisfy his need for female companionship, the student kidnaps Clarice, stashes her in a suitcase, and takes her across Brazil while attempting to brainwash her into falling in love with him.

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text: Sunday 21 April; Dawn of the Oak. Pagan moot on the third Sunday of each month. Venue: Upstairs at The Castle, 34-35 Cowcross Road, Farringdon, London EC1M 6DB (near Farringdon tube). Time: 3pm-6pm. For more details contact peter@dawnoftheoak.co.uk, or Eugenie eugenie@dawnoftheoak.co.uk.

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INDIANAPOLIS -- Dangerous, uneven sidewalks are landing people in the hospital, and the city has a backlog of more than 1,600 requests all over Indianapolis.
Richard Rejer says his wife, Gloria, fell and broke her arm when she tripped over a protruding section of sidewalk near their home in the Champions Village Neighborhood near 86th Street and Hague Road.
Richard says the injury was more upsetting because he's called at least several times over the last two years trying to get the sidewalks near their home fixed.
About a year ago, the Department of Public works says they had a contractor come out and address the broken, uneven sidewalks in the area.
“The city attempted to repair them but the contractor – all he did was grind the sharp edges of the sidewalk and then put a concrete filler,” said Richard.
RTV6 has obtained the records for broken sidewalk requests to the Mayor’s Action Center. There are nearly 1,600 open cases right now, dating back to 2015.
We reached out to DPW to find out how they prioritize those fixes.
A DPW spokesperson says they look into each case and consider things like whether there’s a school nearby, if the sidewalk meets ADA requirements and whether it’s an area that pedestrians walk through on a regular basis.
Richard says he has gotten help from his City-County Councilor, Mike McQuillen, in the past, but even he can't seem to get someone out there to fix the issue.
If you have an issue with sidewalks in your area, you can request service through REQUEST INDY on the city’s website or by calling the Mayor’s Action Center at 317-327-4622.

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The selection of cars in today’s auto market is enough to overwhelm any shopper. Between compacts, hybrids, trucks, crossovers, and all-electric vehicles, finding the right automobile for a individual or family takes time, research, and energy. However, once you find the model you’d like to drive indefinitely, it also takes finesse before and after you head to the dealership to guarantee you get fair terms on financing, trade-ins, and other aspects of the deal.
To help make the process go smoother, the team at Consumer Reports has supplied an exhaustive guide to new car buying. It includes several thousand words of advice aimed at simplifying the transaction and getting you in the right vehicle at the ideal price point. Since that treatise is too lengthy for some tired eyes to tackle, here is a cheat sheet to the venerable consumer agency’s wisdom in the form of nine golden rules for buying a new car.
You don’t have to know which model you’re buying to figure out how much cash you have on hand and approximately how much you’ll borrow in order to close the deal on a car. Consumer Reports suggests visiting online lending sites to get a picture of local rates before contacting banks and credit unions to compare figures. The idea is to get pre-approved before you show up at a dealership.
Once you’re on a dealer’s lot, don’t fall for any special financing unless you qualify for that specific car. By this point, most car consumers are aware there’s fine print involved in any auto deal. Dealer financing may even be the best deal you get.
Just because you qualify for a great annual percentage rate (APR) on a car loan doesn’t meant a dealer will give it to you.
According to Consumer Reports, it’s common for car shoppers to find themselves paying for a loan at several percentage points above where they qualified before finding the right car.
In the same way it’s unwise to settle for a lower salary than one you could find elsewhere in the job market, you ought to lobby to receive the lowest financing rate you qualify to pay. Don’t go down without a fight, as it could end up saving you thousands over the life of a loan.
Car dealers are quick to offer a lowball price for any car you plan to trade in to offset the price of a new model. You’re well-served to show up with a figure in mind that best represents the car’s value on the open market, rather than the price one or two dealers would pay. To lock down a number, you can hit any of the auto sites that offer specific pricing information.
Consumer Reports suggests auto consumers get an offer from a used car dealer as an appraisal. You can also purchase used car pricing guides for a fee. There are other ways to find the actual market value out in the real world on your own. Just start your own ad on Craigslist.com to see how your pricing fares. Selling a car on your own is more time consuming, but it’s also the way to get the best price. Consumer Reports suggests you weigh the higher price against the tax advantages of trading the car in to a dealer.
There are several twisting highways to navigate when you negotiate at a car dealership. One of them involves the quoted car price. Is the dealer selling the car you want at a higher price than buyers in your area are paying? To combat the constant upward shifting in price, find an estimate that Consumer Reports provides or use the Bottom Line Price service the company offers.
It also helps to check recent auto news reports to find out if the vehicle is struggling in the sales department. Just because the car isn’t selling well doesn’t mean it’s a lemon. You may have more negotiating power in this event.
When you get several dealers involved in the negotiation for your new car, you open up the possibility one will try to undercut the other. Consumer Reports suggests trying the anonymous system of asking for quotes before comparing, as well as the method of calling one dealer and specifically asking him or her to beat a price a competitor offered.
Negotiating prices is not everyone’s cup of tea, but there’s enough evidence to prove some maneuvering will win you a better price on the new car you want.
An old negotiating trick worth using is ending your new car hunt when a dealer is not bending to your requests on any level. Consumer Reports reminds shoppers that there’s no shame in this move, especially when a dealer raises a price without offering a legitimate explanation. When you prepare to leave, dealers remember that no matter what percentage they hoped for a sale, a commission of zero is lower.
Some points during the year are famous for car promotions. Labor Day Weekend, New Year’s Day, and Columbus Day are just a few examples. If you’re hunting for a new car right before these holidays, it’s worth hanging on a few days to see what types of deals you’ll find. Constantly delaying your purchase is not a good strategy, though, as you might procrastinate until the next model year hits the market.
Fine print is just as common in new car sale contracts as it is in cable, cell phone, and data plans. Consumer Reports notes the list of items you don’t need often includes corrosion protection and window etching of the vehicle identification number (VIN). The latter is far from essential, but many contracts are written so buyers are forced to pay for it.
Consumer Reports conducted extensive research to discover the value car buyers got from extended warranties in 2008. The study showed 65 percent of people who bought these warranties spent more than they needed to and regretted the warranty. Since then, cars have become even more reliable. If you’re shopping for a vehicle known for dependability, save your money for repairs as they come.

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Child Abuse Detectives are summoned by District Officers to respond to incidents where children are victims of assaults and abuse. If a Detective is unable to respond, the District Officer is responsible for the initial investigation and report preparation. The District Officer will arrange for the Child Abuse Unit to follow-up if needed.
Victims and citizens can contact the Child Abuse Unit directly by calling the numbers listed on the right. However, it is recommended that 911 be called to report any child abuse or neglect case so that the police can respond immediately.
Detectives work closely with the resources of the Children’s Advocacy Services of Greater St. Louis and other area service providers who assist children and families where there has been abuse. When District Officers respond to a call where the child is a victim, they contact Child Abuse Detectives. The Detectives co-investigate cases with investigators from the Missouri Children’s Division according to state statute. A Missouri Children’s Division case worker is assigned to work directly from the Child Abuse offices in police headquarters.
Saint Louis Crisis Nursery offers free emergency short-term care for children, birth through age 12, at five Nursery locations when their parents are in crisis. Children receive three meals and snacks, clothing and shoes, diapers and formula, medical exams, therapeutic services and more.
Provides child sensitive forensic interviews, medical exams and individual, family and group counseling.
The Child Abuse Unit is responsible for cases involving sexual and physical assault where a child is the victim. Child Abuse Detectives are responsible for conducting investigations when there is a death of a child and assist District officers with other incidents where children are abused or neglected.


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Everyone wants their home to be comfortable and attractive. And window treatments play a big part of that. Window treatments not only enhance the look of your home, they help protect your home from the damaging rays of the sun, from heat, and provide much needed privacy.
At Anytime Blinds & Shutters, the goal of our professional Consultants is to show you the best window treatment options for your home. We have a wide variety of styles and colors, to suit any taste, design, and budget! We work with some of the top brands in the window covering industry, such as Norman, Century, and more. Every order is custom made by our manufacturers to your window specifications. Once complete, our skilled installers will return to install your beautiful new blinds, shades or shutters in your windows.
Call us today to schedule your free in-home consultation, and our professional team will come to you and help you select the perfect window treatments in the comfort of your home.
Wood blinds are one of the most timeless window treatments. Their natural beauty makes them a great enhancement for any kind of interior design, or for any homeowner looking for a classic style. Available in a wide variety of colors and styles, wood blinds create an elegant look for your home. Wood blinds can be ordered with “routeless” option, which provides even greater privacy and light blocking, and are available in cords free lift, which is safer for children and pets.
For the homeowner looking for a simple, affordable window treatment that still has that classic style, Fauxwood blinds are the perfect option. Made of durable composite materials that mimic the look of real wood, Fauxwoods are easy to clean and care for and are more resistant to fading. Many manufacturers now make their Fauxwoods in cord free lift as well, in compliance with the Window Covering Safety Council recommendations for Child Safety.
Shutters are one of the oldest window treatments used in homes. For more than 500 years, people have been using shutters to cover their windows and provide maximum privacy. Their classic style and appearance can make even the simplest home look grand and elegant. Easy to clean and care for, shutters can also provide insulation, which helps your home’s heating and cooling efficiency.
All of our shutters are custom made, to your home’s exact window sizes, then professionally mounted and sealed by our expert installers. These shutters come with an extended warranty against fading and broken parts.
Roller shades are the hottest window coverings in the industry right now. Roller shades can provide privacy, control heat and light with greater efficiency than any other window treatment. They are easy to clean and care for. Our roller shades are locally made from top quality fabrics like Phifer, Mermet and come in a wide array of styles and colors. We offer a variety of versatile control options as well, including motorization. Here at Anytime Blinds, we are experts in shade motorization!
Roller shades not your thing? Not a problem! We also offer honeycomb shades, which provide excellent light control, heat insulation, and can even provide some acoustic insulation. Ideal for bedrooms (Especially the baby’s!), honeycomb shades come in amazing colors and textures to fit any design.
Looking for a more rustic, natural look? Consider Woven Shades. These simple, roman-style window treatments are made from natural bamboo, reeds, and grasses, to bring a rural look to any room. Available in a large variety of styles, Woven Shades can be made unlined, to allow soft natural sunlight to trickle through, or lined, for maximum privacy and light control.
Or for a more classic, elegant look, consider Roman Shades. These timeless fabric window coverings can be made in almost any fabric you desire, giving you endless options for matching your décor.
Whatever your shading preference, our expert consultants can help you select the perfect shades for your home.
Shopping for new window blinds, shades or shutters can feel overwhelming. With so many different types of window treatments to choose from, it can be tough to decide which option is the best for your home. That’s why our expert consultants work to help make the selection process as frustration-free as possible. We will work with you through the selection process to get you the coverings you want and the style you crave. 100% customer satisfaction is our #1 goal!
If you are looking for an expert in shutters, shades, and blinds in the Riverside area, please call us at 951-776-1596, or complete our online request form.


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If you're an environmentally conscious builder, you'll want to consider installing loose-fill insulation in an attic. Loose-fill insulation is available in a few options — fiberglass, cellulose and mineral wool — all of which contain recycled materials. Fiberglass consists of almost a third of recycled glass, spun into fibers. Cellulose is made from recycled, shredded newsprint and boxes that have been chemically treated for fire and mold resistance. Mineral wool is made from slag and rocks that are recycled from industrial waste.
Correct R-value A material's thermal resistance is measured by R-value. Because each of these loose-fill insulation materials has a different R-value, you'll need to install them at different densities in order to achieve an adequate level of insulation. You'll also need to adjust for the amount of settling that will occur over time and affect the installed R-value. Cellulose loses 20% of its R-value, so you should add 20 percent more in an attic during installation. The settling percentage of fiberglass and mineral wool is minimal and doesn't affect thermal performance.
No gaps or fluffing If insulation isn't installed at the right density, voids and gaps can form, lessening the R-value. Fluffing also weakens the effectiveness of insulation. When insulation is fluffed, it's installed to minimum thickness but not to minimum weight requirements, allowing air and heat to pass through it.
Appropriate placement Loose-fill insulation works well in attics because it's the most cost-effective place to install a large amount of insulation. Although you're covering a large area, you want to be careful not to block ventilation and to keep insulation at least 3 inches away from ceiling fixtures. Install baffles above soffit vents, and block soffits to prevent moisture and mold problems. Make sure ductwork is properly sealed to prevent insulation from circulating into the home.
Adequate drying Make sure the loose-fill insulation has enough time to dry before the drywall is installed. For instance, if cellulose insulation is not completely dry, it will not meet R-value requirements.
Loose fill is an effective, environmentally friendly option for insulating attics, as long as it's installed according to manufacturer's specifications.
Candice takes on the challenge of designing a multitasking attic space.
Remodeling your attic can boost your home's resale value—and make it more functional for you now. Here, design ideas and tips.
Yoga instructor Ashley Bothwell transforms a small, dark attic into a colorful, coastal-inspired studio in four weeks and on a budget.
Carpenter David Cloak flips an unused attic space to surprise his two daughters with a fun, colorful bedroom and play area full of storage.


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Vitamin C in the Vitamix! It doesn’t get much sweeter or prettier than bright orange to lift the mood, bring energy and help fight off a bad cold.
I found myself nursing fevers and colds for five days in a row, and not only was I determined to bring wellness front and center, I went to war staging a front line of healthy food like smoothies and bone broth so I wouldn’t catch whatever it was that brought continuous high fever and coughing.
After green smoothies, red smoothies and purple smoothies, we went orange.
What a mood changer orange is. The color alone lifted spirits and the taste of oranges, and strawberries is kid friendly and fun, while not having a processed juice anywhere in sight.
We all know that oranges are famous for Vitamin C, but did you know strawberries have almost the same amount. 1 cup of strawberries has 89 mg of calcium. The good news is that kids love them, and they freeze so well.
The carrot is full of Vitamin A, and apples are all around healthy and go into just about every smoothie I make. If you don’t have oranges or want even more Vitamin C, add in frozen pineapple, one of the biggest health boosters around.
Here’s a funny video getting kids to help.
These fruits and veggies are exceptionally healthy, but a few of them have gotten a bad reputation for being high in carbs in our low carb world. This makes me a little crazy, because while I avoid processed carbs, I embrace whole food carbs, and especially fresh fruits and vegetables while the body is fighting off infection and viruses. I confess to a few years of my life being afraid of oranges and carrots. That’s so silly! Beyond silly, as the only orange food anyone should be afraid of comes in a box and in a bag and you know what they are.
So do indulge, especially when you’re sick, and make sure you read up on how to treat a fever, your own and those in your care. After doing some research on treating fevers, I thought I’d pass some helpful information on. (I’m not a doctor, just passing on some helpful tips; do consult your physician).
I’ve listed a few good articles and videos regarding fever, but wanted to quickly share a few important tips.
Do not go old school and use cold rags, ice packs or a cold bath, which may actually interfere with the body’s ability to regulate itself, unless directed by a physician. Ice packs may cause chills and shivering which could increase the fever. Use a luke warm bath or tepid water. There is still information out there that will advise on ice packs, etc. Please consult your physician regarding this.
Do not give aspirin to anyone under 16 years old.
Never delay in calling your doctor’s office for advice.
Treating Fever in Children from Web M.D.
While there may be different treatments for fevers, we can all agree that it’s important to hydrate and take vitamin C. Smoothies without dairy products are great for colds, flu, and viruses. It’s not easy to get kids to eat when they are sick, but they will usually drink a fruit smoothie. Bright colors are appetizing, which makes this Vitamin C smoothie so appealing.
Mix all ingredients together in Vitamix until the consistency is that of a smoothie. All fruit will crushed, and there should be no pulp. Add more water or ice as needed.
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I was congested with a headache. Been drinking a glass per day of this smoothie since Sunday – no longer sick. Amazing! Thanks. Usually I go at least 2 weeks or more of being sick.
Great looking smoothie. Wanted to share something I recently learned regarding Vitamin C. Most of the Vitamin C in an orange (and other citrus fruits) is in the pith. Yes, the white stuff between the peel and sweet fruit. In the picture, it looks like you left a good amount on. Intentional or not, good work!
That’s good to know and yet another reason to use a Vitamix.
It’s amazing how we forget that real food can be a help to what ails us. So often we jump to taking meds. It sounds delicious too!
Sorry to hear about the sickness that was floating around your personal space for a while. It seems as though everyone has been sick lately. Sucking down an abundance of liquids, especially goods packed with all of these vitamins will definitely help to speed up the cure.
Thanks and yes I think I escaped it. Let’s hope.


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a) The institution shall submit eligibility information for qualified applicants in sufficient time for ISAC to make award announcements.
b) The institution shall submit its request for payment within the time frame requested by ISAC, which shall be no sooner than 30 days unless a more rapid response is necessary to expend appropriated funds prior to the end of the academic year.
c) ISAC shall disburse scholarship funds in two or three installments, depending on the number of terms financed by the scholarship, except that multiple disbursements shall not be required in cases where the applicant's eligibility is not determined until the final term of the regular school year for which the scholarship is being awarded or when a student is attending only one term and the maximum award does not exceed the student's cost of attendance.
d) Funds shall be remitted by ISAC to institutions on behalf of the recipients.
e) Upon receipt of scholarship funds, the institution shall verify the recipient's enrollment status for the term for which the award was intended. If enrolled, the institution may credit the scholarship funds to the recipient's account for expenses due and payable. The balance of the disbursement shall be released to the recipient.
f) Upon receipt of the scholarship funds, if the recipient has withdrawn from enrollment for the terms for which the award was intended, the institution shall return the amount of the scholarship payment to ISAC.
1) MTI scholarships are applicable only toward tuition and fees and room and board charges or commuter allowances, if applicable.
3) The total amount of MTI scholarship assistance awarded to a qualified applicant in a given regular school year, when added to the other financial aid available to the qualified applicant for that year, cannot exceed the cost of attendance.
4) A qualified applicant may receive grant assistance under the Monetary Award Program (23 Ill. Adm. Code 2735) only up to the amount by which the qualified applicant's cost of attendance exceeds the amount of the MTI scholarship.
h) To provide sufficient time for processing and vouchering through the State Comptroller's Office in Springfield, all payment requests must be received by ISAC no later than July 1.


text: They said there were too many bars in downtown Raleigh, that Sodom had shifted from the safe zone of Glenwood Avenue to the more commercially essential Fayetteville Street. Too much vomit in the street, they said, too much racket filtering into the high-rise condos and apartments above. So, a crew from Slim'sthe blessed cockroach of Raleigh bars, built to outlast any apocalypsedid the only thing they knew how to do: they opened another bar on Fayetteville Street. Ruby Deluxe is the dive bar Raleigh has been missing since the Jackpot fell to development, the fancier but no less fun kin of Slim's. The low ceilings and intense paint, garish lights and modest menu speak to cheap, great parties that last for an entire weekend. They host improvisational music nights, LGBTQ dance parties, and metal DJ sets, all in service of a good time. And after HB 2's passage, the staff banned Republicans, Nazis, and the aliens from Independence Day from its restrooms. Ruby Deluxe for City Council!


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Brrr, its November. With Autumn well and truly down on us like a wolf at the fold, I thought it was time for some hot, nourishing, easy dishes. The featured ingredient this week is chicken thighs ~ which are not everyone’s favourite thing. To be honest, I have struggled to make a dish I like using chicken thighs.
However, all of these recipes look and sound great, and I can’t wait to try out a couple.
From Elise at Simply Recipes there’s this Sally Vargas one-pan paprika chicken with potatoes and tomatoes. Although it will take an hour to make, (15 minutes preparation, 45 minutes cooking), this is a really simple dish.
Also from Elise at simply recipes we have this great lemon chicken dish. This is really finger food and would go great with a really sharp beer.
Here’s something I really like the sound of. From Jessica Merchant at how sweet it is we have sticky apple cider bbq chicken. This recipe uses both apple cider and apple cider vinegar ~ what’s not to like.
This recipe from Tieghan Gerard at Half Baked Harvest can use either chicken breast pieces or chicken thighs. Actually I think the Hawaiian bbq skewers with sriracha honey butter will work better with chicken thighs. You know what? This is a 30 minute dish, and it looks fabulous.
I really, really, like the look of this Thai coconut curry chicken from Chungah at Damn Delicious. This recipe uses whole bone-in chicken thighs, and should be ready to eat in under an hour. How good is that?
I’ve included this recipe for crispy balsamic chicken by Lyndsay Funston for two reasons. Firstly because I am going to cook this tomorrow, and secondly it’s from a site called Delish who have a handy post entitled 20 amazing chicken thigh recipes. Lots of ideas there. Enjoy.
Finally for this Food on Friday we have a link to the vegetarian / vegan Cookie + kate. (Cookie is the dog ~ a vegetarian dog? Really?) This is a great, great post, so it’s included even though there isn’t a chicken thigh in site. From Cookie + kate; what to cook in November.
Thank you ever so to all the great cooks featured in this week’s Food on Friday.


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- Tal was excellent. Wildlife with an artistic flair. Have him back next season!
- I am a fan of wildlife anyway, but I thought he was one of our best speakers this season. His passion for wildlife and his photography came through strongly, and he gave a thoughtful insight into his pictures, coupled with some useful technical insights. Assuming he has more material would very happily have him back.
- Anyone who complains that their images don’t look sharp when projected should take note from Tal's photos. It was the best attended meeting so far this year.
- I very much enjoyed the evening, the second half about his Indian tigers more than the first half. I enjoyed the slightly unconventional approach to photographing wildlife. I thought the first half included a lot of quite interesting photos of animals taken around the UK. They were all photos I'd have been proud of but I didn't pick up that much passion from Tal. The second half was very different. Tal was clearly very passionate about the wildlife in India (mainly, but not exclusively, tigers) - and that really showed in his photography. I did like the way he said which lens he used and, generally, the aperture .
- I found him interesting. The subject was of interest to a number of visitors. A fresh approach from another angle. The passion shone through and I would invite Tal back.


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Pepper's Ghost was the remarkable Victorian invention which allowed three-dimensional ghosts to walk onstage with actors. A beautiful new edition of "Two Lectures on Theatrical Illusion," Jim's book combines his lectures, "The Science Behind The Ghost" and "Discovering Invisibility." The book is the only complete history of Pepper's Ghost, containing the full evolution of this incredible Victorian invention, diagrams, variations, calculation of sightlines, patent drawings, and photographs.
It details the developments from the 1860s to the latest uses of Pepper's Ghost in Disney theme parks and modern concerts and stage shows. Today Pepper's Ghost is used to create "holograms" onstage and create special projection effects, like the appearance of Tupac at the Coachella Music Festival. This book (highly sought-after in the now out-of-print editions) explains the important principles as used by a wide variety of inventors and performers. Included is "Discovering Invisibility," the evolution of silvered mirror illusions, as used by the great magicians.
189 pages, 8 1/2 by 8 1/2 inches, fully illustrated with diagrams of the principles, and color hardcover.

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Victoria Police: Analysed specific operational activities and designed multiple contextualised assessment tools and processes with senior training professionals within the force. The deliverables required close alignment with force culture, language, workplace examples and best-practice processes. Provided advice and process on qualification compliance issues.
Westinghouse Signals Australia: Developed a course design that melded the Australian VET requirements with those of the Institution of Railway Signal Engineers. The solution required detailed analysis of competency standards provided by both authorities and a detailed competency mapping exercise. The solution was succesfully delivered within the client’s environment.
Australian Institute of Management: Designed a course covering all 8 Units of Competency from the A&WPT Competency Standards in such a way that the content and delivery methodologies can be easily modified for different client needs. The course has since been run for multiple industry types, all with client-specific modifications.
Victoria Police: Developed and delivered multiple Training Needs Analysis programs for Regional Training Inspectors and senior training professionals within the force. The courses required close alignment with force culture, language, workplace examples and required close liaison with senior staff.
Meetings Industry Association of Australia: Conducted an audit of educational resources; developed an inventory of contractual requirements; conducted an Expert Group seminar and developed open-learning strategies and materials for professional development path of association members.
Sinclair Knight Merz / Tenix Defence Systems: Collaborated with SMEs to design a series of educational packages developing complex decision-making skills in specialist competencies. Included a training needs audit, development of a specially-designed analysis and reporting database, designing learning strategies, development of computer-based instructional media and support to SMEs on presentation of technical documentation.
Victoria Police: Designed an exemplary learning strategy model to be utilised within the Diploma of Policing. Developed web-based and on-line documentation for the Diploma of Policing.
Westinghouse Signals Australia: Develop a course consistent with Workplace Trainer Category I & II. The solution required detailed analysis of ANTA competency standards and a detailed competency mapping exercise to professional development paths within the railway signalling design industry.
Westinghouse Signals Australia: Developed all operating procedures along ISO 9001 to comply with State Training Board registration requirements for RTOs.
Instructional Designer and Developer of the Assessor and Workplace Trainer Competency Standards into functional skills and role sets for the Certificate in Workplace Training. The project included interviews with the majority of Victorian Industry Training Boards, large and small organisations, the Assessor and Workplace Training Competency Standards Body, industry groups and the Office of Training and Further Education. Once all skill and role sets were stranded and developed to meet the varied needs, they were developed into training modules. This project led to Australia’s first nationally accredited course for Workplace Trainers and included a Workplace Assessor module. The in-classroom format utilised a unique approach of structured experiences and on-the-job assessment of learner competencies. The Australian National Training Series was used as this project’s open learning format and the project was funded by the University of Melbourne.
Designed, developed and completed the accreditation process for the university’s Certificate of Assessment and Workplace Training. This accreditation was the first in Australia for this qualification. The accreditation also provided the first VET qualification for the university which is now common practice around Australia.
Engineering Education Australia— Institution of Engineers (Australia). Successfully delivered 18 contracts for Open Learning Advisor and Project Leader to various professional engineers and academics in the development of open-learning resources and strategies.
Instructional Designer and Project Manager for the Australian National Training Series. This project was the first Australia-wide trainer programme provided by open-learning methodologies and included Mentored, On-the-job Management/Assessment processes. Externally assessed participants received certification endorsed by one of 65 TAFE and tertiary institutions around Australia. The project now includes clients in New Zealand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Canada, Seychelles and the Caribbean. This project was funded by the Victorian Education Foundation.

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New Obligations in Buyers' Due Diligence: Helpful Change or Loss of Autonomy? | Tucker Arensberg, P.C.
New Obligations in Buyers’ Due Diligence: Helpful Change or Loss of Autonomy?
The Pennsylvania Association of Realtors® (PAR) Standard Agreement for the Sale of Real Estate (Agreement of Sale) is probably the most frequently and widely used Agreement of Sale in residential real estate transactions across the Commonwealth. PAR can be … is … very influential in the evolution of the real estate profession throughout Pennsylvania, especially when fundamental shifts in real estate practice are introduced through changes to the Standard Agreement of Sale. However, when such shifts are introduced without advance notice and training for practitioners, such changes should be carefully examined.
The exchange of information about a property should be encouraged; in fact, both case and statutory law mandate sellers to disclose material defects of which they have knowledge. The law does not, however, require sellers (or real estate agents) to investigate the condition of the property to discover defects; neither would it be forgiving of the sellers or real estate agents who attempt to evade knowledge by hiding behind willful ignorance. Historically, buyers and sellers have enjoyed the freedom to negotiate the term, conditions and contingencies that formed the framework of buying and selling real estate. Until now.
The new PAR Agreement presents a drastic change to the process of responding to inspections. Should buyers be encouraged to provide copies of inspection reports to sellers? It depends, of course! There are excellent arguments as to why buyers should share reports with sellers, regardless of how they plan to proceed in a transaction. For example, if sellers have moved across country leaving their house vacant, and the buyers’ inspections show that there is a worsening leak with the plumbing or evidence of arcing in the electrical panel, then the buyers should provide this information to sellers, even if they intend to buy the property. On the other side of the fence are the buyers who decide they don’t want to buy a house with radiant heat, or an electric stove, or just got ‘cold feet’ but the inspection reports revealed a well-cared-for house in excellent condition. In this instance, perhaps providing the inspection reports to the sellers would create conflict affecting the deposit money where otherwise conflict might not exist.
The ways that real estate is practiced across Pennsylvania is as varied and diverse as are buyers and sellers. Consumers have relied on their agents to guide them, advise them, wrangle them, and massage them through the myriad of potential pitfalls and obstacles that comprise a residential real estate transaction… including how to handle and respond to inspections. In the most recent version of the Agreement of Sale (1/1/2019), Paragraphs 12 and 13 continue to include the terms covering the largest portion of buyers’ due diligence. Paragraph 12 has remained largely unchanged since at least 2005 (although paragraph numbers have changed). Paragraph 12(A)(4) in the 2019 version is nearly identical to language that was adopted in 2005 providing, “all inspectors, including home inspectors, are authorized by Buyer to provide a copy of any inspection Report to Broker for Buyer.” Similarly, Paragraph 12(A)(5) reads, in part. “Seller has the right, upon request, to receive a free copy of any inspection Report from the party for whom it was prepared.” Compare that language to that from 2005, which states, “Seller has the right, upon request, to receive without charge a copy of any inspection report from the party for whom it was prepared.” For more than a decade, sellers have had the right, but not the obligation to request copies of any or all of the reports generated as part of the buyers’ due diligence, and buyers have had the right to negotiate whether they would or would not provide some or all of the reports, including whether or not sellers would reimburse some of the buyers’ costs incurred generating those reports. (The Home Inspection Law mandates buyers to provide a copy of a home inspection to sellers, upon request, and at no cost. The Agreement cannot change this.) In most instances, the real estate agent has been at the center of the transaction, providing consumers with the information and guidance they need to negotiate and make those decisions, based on the nuances of each individual deal.
While Paragraph 12 of the 2019 Agreement sets the terms pursuant to which buyers and sellers negotiate the inspections, investigations, and certifications upon which buyers’ obligations to purchase property are contingent, Paragraph 13 establishes the procedure for how buyers and sellers respond to the results of the inspections. Since at least 2014, Paragraph 13 gave buyers three options to communicate to sellers: (a) accept the property with the information stated in the reports; (b) terminate the Agreement with written notice to the sellers; or (c) present the reports to sellers with a Written Corrective Proposal identifying corrections and/or credits requested by buyers. The 2019 Agreement of Sale fundamentally changes how buyers must react once they receive the written reports. Specifically, buyers are now required to give copies of all reports to sellers, no matter how they intend to react to the results of the reports.
Why has the autonomy of buyers and sellers to negotiate how to respond to the inspections results been effectively eliminated? What was the problem this new language is meant to address?
The 2019 Inspection Contingency in Paragraph 13 of the Agreement now provides that regardless of the buyers’ response to the results of their inspections, the “Buyer WILL present all Report(s) in their entirety to Seller…” The buyers can then decide to accept the property in its then-current condition, terminate the Agreement, or submit a Written Corrective Proposal and negotiate new terms for the Agreement. What was once within the discretion of the sellers to request, is now a mandate for buyers to provide.
Why, if the buyers decide to accept the property with the information stated in the reports, is the onus put on them to provide entire copies of all reports to the sellers, presumably without compensation? Is there a reason sellers are being denied their right to exercise their discretion vis-à-vis getting copies of the reports?
Similarly, prior to 2019, buyers could terminate an Agreement if they were not satisfied with the results of any inspection or report. Historically, this paragraph has been taught to emphasize that buyers do not have to be ‘reasonable’ in their dissatisfaction with a report. By mandating full disclosure of all reports, does the PAR Agreement now set the stage for sellers to challenge the validity of buyers’ decisions to terminate the Agreement? Will this new requirement allow for more disputes between buyers and sellers over entitlement to deposits if a seller refuses to accept the buyers’ decision to terminate based on the reports?
If buyers opt to negotiate repairs, modifications, or credits against the purchase price, the buyers must provide complete copies of all reports to the sellers – even reports having nothing to do with the requested repairs or concession. Will this create an environment of increased tensions between buyers and sellers as sellers focus on ‘what’s good in the report’ and, therefore, become less accommodating to buyers’ demands? Will the lenders who requested copies of sellers’ disclosure statements (which are not part of the Agreement) now demand to see copies of all inspection reports?
The revised language raises several questions that are not easily answered.
Why are the real estate agents across the state being compelled to change the way they practice? Why are buyers and sellers being denied the ability to structure their transaction?
Does it make sense to institutionalize the approach to inspection reports, rather than relying on agents and consumers to negotiate and navigate transactions based on the deal, the local custom and practice, and the agents’ experience?
How does imposing a standard reaction to inspection reports benefit buyers or sellers?
What are the consequences if buyers (or their agents) refuse or fail to provide copies of some or all reports, but are ready to close on the property?
What impact will this change have on licensees and their duties to their consumers?
It has been argued that the sellers have a right to know what is and is not ‘wrong’ with their property. Of course they do! Sometimes the best way for a seller to learn about their property is from a report prepared by a disinterested third party. Since 2005, the sellers have had the right to ask for all of the reports and the buyers were obligated to provide them, and the 2019 Agreement still includes this right. Buyers have always had the right to provide copies of reports to sellers. Have sellers (or their agents) not been asking for these reports? Does it make good business sense to deprive the seller of the right to choose to get copies of the reports and instead obligate buyers to give them? Would make more sense to advise sellers to have a pre-listing inspection (at their expense); a practice that is becoming popular in some markets.
These new standard clauses impose fundamental changes upon buyers, sellers and the agents involved in the transaction. They eliminate some of the rights that consumers previously enjoyed regarding control of and access to information. Sharing information is generally good, often important, and occasionally critical. But should the practice be standardized.
It is difficult to predict what the consequences of these changes will be. Will sellers become more reluctant to accept offers with inspections contingencies? Will there be an increased number of challenges to buyers’ requests to have their deposits returned because the Agreement was terminated based upon information found in certain reports (or where the reports were exemplary but the buyer chose to cancel in any event)? Will this contractually-mandated access to information about the property alter the scope of sellers’ and listing agents’ duties to know about the condition of the property?


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Ports of Call: Venice, Italy; Koper, Slovenia; Croatia (Zadar, Split, and Dubrovnik); Kotor, Montenegro; Naples, Italy; Catania, Sicily; Venice, Italy.
An extraordinary opportunity came our way and the motto, “Carpe Diem” came into play. We were blessed to have been able to have the magnificent Penthouse suite on board the Celebrity Constellation for our 10-day cruise adventure along the Dalmatian Coast. Most of all, we were able to share this amazing trip of a lifetime with new friends, many of which was have remained in contact with.
Life is Grand and we are most appreciative of what we have received.


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Reading through the Bible each year has proved to be a stay in my diet. It is both inspirational for my writing but also for my spiritual growth.
Writing for Jesus has placed me into a chair for which I’m quite designed to fit. You see, my own personal habits and preferences make this chair if His uncomfortable at times. It demands Truth and the Best that I can give. I’m sure the Lord wants this chair to fit as time goes by, but… Pray hard for at times it chaffs me some hurt. At other times it pulls me back in sweet comfort, letting me rest in the Saviors arms.
Which chair are you in??
Great suggestion. what plan do you use to go through the Bible?
I have a Bible reading plan within the middle part of my Bible. It takes me through Job twice. It splits the bulk of the reading through the Old and New Testaments for each day. In this manner, I can find great resources for living and as a writer, very many precious notes for inspiration for writing. In this manner, most of my novels are based on reading experiences in His Word. Can’t find a better source than that.


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8070 – Elly spirals into an even bigger mistake.
Finn’s mother Claudia arrives, but when she gets to the hospital she loses her nerve and flees, leaving Finn devastated.
Aaron and David celebrate the purchase of their new home and take Chloe in as a tenant.
Elly wakes up in Shaun’s hotel room, mortified by what she has done and determined to keep it secret.
Claudia is persuaded to visit Finn, but she coldly tells him to face the fact that he is going to jail for a long time.
Piper discovers that Imogen is Finn’s lawyer and confronts her publicly.
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We all kind of know that there is just no place like the beach for vacation, and now at least one survey confirms it.
The Expedia Flip Flop Report checks out vacationing habits all across the world and the beach was the big winner, with 75% of people saying they are very or somewhat likely to take a beach vacation, according to a report at marketwatch.com.
Nearly 30% of people surveyed said they would actually work weekends for a month to get an extra week on the beach, and just over 10% said they would get the 48 hour flu in order to get an extra beach vacation week.
And the top three activities at the beach are walking (70%), swimming (65%) and sunbathing (53%) with reading and taking a nap rounding out the top 5.


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McLaren's Lando Norris won the European Formula 3 Championship against drivers on the books of BMW, Mercedes, Ferrari and Force India. Who were the stars of the season?
Lando Norris won the title, but the McLaren protege was just one of four super-talents who fought out the Formula 3 European Championship this season.
One by one the challenges of Callum Ilott, Joel Eriksson and Maximilian Gunther - each of whom would be as worthy of the tag of Euro F3 champion as many past title winners - fell away. It was the relentless pace of Norris, who rarely had a bad day, and the remarkable hard work of the Carlin team that sealed things.


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The previous issues, in all disciplines, are freely accessible in the basement (D area).
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A free service delivering copies of articles remotely is offered for EPFL employees. The order is placed from BEAST via the Items tab.
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On Thursday, JP Morgan announced that they had created the “JPM Coin.” This is an XRP like digital coin token which will be used to settle transactions instantly. This coin utilized Blockchain, which is a digital ledge technology which powers the major cryptocurrency projects. The JPM Coin is being addressed to as the crypto.
However, JP Morgan provided a clarification that this new asset type was a “Stable Coin” and not a cryptocurrency. It provides for 1:1 redemption. They are using a permissioned blockchain network, and therefore only those customers who pass the institutional customer test will be able to gain access to it per the JP Morgan KYC standards.
According to Garlinghouse, XRP is the best shot that can genuinely help to bring payment systems into the modern era.
Regardless of all criticisms, JPM coin is set to move into the real-world trials in just a few months. The bank keeps moving $6 trillion in a day as a part of their business and JPM coin will be used to settle transactions between the wholesale payments carried on by companies in real time.
Umar Farooq, the blockchain lead at JPMorgan states that there are three main use cases for the bank token like replacing wire transfers in international payments for large corporates, thereby cutting down on the settlement times from days to just a few moments. He also stated that it can be used in instant settlement of securities issuance and also to replace US dollars that are held internationally by major corporations who will be using JPMorgan’s treasury services.
It has as well been made clear that JP Morgan will not just back the greenback. The limited access factor about only institutional players will be able to transact remains the same.

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As the real estate industry relies more heavily on generating leads through technology, it is vital for real estate professionals to create a presence for themselves on the Internet. Conversely, it is not sufficient, creating a web page alone. If the web owner wants to maximize the number of leads available through customer Internet searches, then professionals must be prepared and committed to creating a quality Web site.
Now a day’s real estate website is one of the easiest medium, where people can simply find properties. So it is important that your website design and development should be excellent and unique so that more users can come and visit your website. To make your website unique and attractive you need to hire an experienced php development companies.
Real estate site owners provide buy-sale services of properties to their clients and they hardly need changes to their web contents. But monetary transactions happen there quite often together with transmission of personal details. Such liable services providing websites need to be developed with custom PHP code languages. Options are infinite when it comes to possibilities for professional website, you can choose php development companies india for your web development process or opt in for .net development companies India for your business. But for a secure database of a website, custom php development India may be an ideal choice.
When designing a real estate website there are some important factors to be considered. To list a few are, the professional look of website, it should be appealing and on the whole it should be user friendly. The success and identification of any real estate website depends on various factors such as website’s appearance, maintenance and search engine optimization which is needed to list the website in the organic results of the major search engines.
It is not sufficient for a website to be professional in design but it should be search engine friendly too. Check to that your website is created in a SEO friendly manner. SEO is much more than placing a few meta tags and keywords.
Real estate website designs also plays very vital role to grow your business, so you need to make a good look design for your website. When you provide good online services to your clientele, this will definitely increase your customers trust and enhance your business online as well as offline also because great web development begins by understanding the goals of your business. So choosing a correct website development partner for your real estate business has become very important factor for the growth of your company. So hiring a website development partners increases the possibility for the success of your website and business.


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*Writing programs with C, JS, and Lua.
I'm busy and don't have motivation, so I act on scratch few time.
I like making blocks(defines) and barrages. I create them at @Tsukina.
Writing on the page "Scratch Tips".

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The Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Business Regulations 2003.
The review of the employment agencies regulations came into force on 6 April 2004 as the 'conduct of employment agencies / business regulations 2003'. These are intended to update the regulation of the recruitment industry in the UK. We operate to levels well beyond the statutory minimum required.
The regulations aim to legislate for different types of business: employment agencies and employment businesses. 'Employment businesses' are suppliers of temporary/casual workers to employers; whilst 'employment agencies' introduce workers to the employer for direct employment by the employer.


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Signing announcements are coming this week!
Re: Signing announcements are coming this week!
Love it! Hopefully a very interesting week ahead!
Haven't seen any rumoured. Which makes the possibility (however remote) even more tantalising. I love this stuff.
All 3 would be outstanding. And like you say someone of good quality who hasn’t been mentioned yet would be great.
I know there were some doubts earlier this season when the topic was brought up, but I wouldn’t be surprised if there was a past All Black or a young and up coming All Black and current player from a Super Rugby team to sign for us.
My main wish is to see Cips at Quins tearing it up with Care at 9&10. Exciting stuff and funny video, look forward to see how they announce the signing as much as the signing reveal itself!
"I don't think the Quins budget will stretch to jet skis, and bongos, and girls dancing, even though we'd like it to."
Love it! I think, and hope, Snyman is a signing.
“Seasoned international” sounds like Campagnaro to me.
Looks like Bath are swooping to steal Anscombe but I’d be surprised - and delighted - if that meant Quins stumped up for a season or two of Cipriani. No more than that, as Smith will soon be running the show. But Cipriani could win us some silverware in the meantime.
Really excited to hear who we’ve signed. Cips would be great but just imagine what MS and JL could learn from him about game management.
That was genius! Exciting times.
Saw a suggestion that the different ways of announcing players on that chalkboard could be a hint at the players being announced, with lion king obviously being Scott Baldwin.
Anyone got any ideas who the others could be if it's really that, fireworks - cips maybe?
Only a rumour but RIL tweeted saying we've signed Cornish Pirates second row Toby Freeman. Not sure if this could potentially be one of the signings? Or may not even happen at all, only a rumour.
Judging by the first set of clues, todays announcement will be Martin Landajo. Confirmation at midday.


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PrestoPark is an e-service offering for users of paid on-street parkings. It helps motorists to park with confidence by guiding them to the closest available parking space and offers them alternative payment based on complete virtual parking tickets. The motorist portal is accessible via www.prestopark.com. Additionally, there is an application to purchase and easily manage virtual tickets over the smartphone.
Payment with creditcard for all transactions or use funding from a prepaid account within PrestoPark.


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John Rose is the former global leader of the media sector for the Technology, Media & Telecommunications practice at The Boston Consulting Group. He became a BCG Fellow in 2014. John’s fellowship focuses on helping companies foster trust among consumers in order to gain access to—and unlock value from—the ever-widening stream of complex, fast-moving big data that is generated online.
He helps his clients capture what he calls a “trust advantage”—rising market shares and accelerated innovation built on the torrent of data, meaningful insights gleaned from this information, and a highly effective big-data strategy.
John has focused his consulting practice over the past several years on collaborating with a broad set of technology, media, and telecommunications companies to address the uncertainty unleashed by new forms of online content, new distribution pathways, new devices, new consumer behaviors, and new business models that are disrupting the competitive landscape.
In addition, he has led a multiyear effort with the World Economic Forum to define and address issues and opportunities related to big data and specifically to the use of consumer information. He is also the vice chair of the board of trustees for New York Public Radio.
He contributed to an online course on Digital Transformation. The course, developed by BCG in partnership with the University of Virginia Darden School of Business and Coursera, enables students to examine the pace of digital change and the imperative it creates for businesses.
Prior to joining BCG in 2004, John was executive vice president at EMI Group, responsible for strategy and corporate development, new media, industry and government affairs, and global asset management. At EMI, John developed and oversaw the company’s digital business, crafting its antipiracy efforts, leading its cost restructuring, and heading up board-level initiatives to identify and evaluate strategic options for the group.
Before EMI, John spent almost 20 years with McKinsey, where he was a director and coleader of the global media and entertainment practice.


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