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Twice named by Golf World magazine as a 'Newsmaker of the Year' as the President of the PGA, Bishop was impeached with 29 days left in his term by the PGA for remarks he made on social media which it deemed to be 'sexist' in nature.
This new book, UNFRIENDED: Power Brokers, Political Correctness & Hypocrisy in Golf, is Bishop's opportunity to share his eventful journey for the first time ever. Hang on as UNFRIENDED takes you on a wild ride with some of golf's biggest events--The Ryder Cup, the Masters, the PGA and personalities--Tiger, Tom Watson, Phil Mickelson, David Love and the insiders in the PGA. UNFRIENDED exposes many things about many people and takes you inside to the exclusive world of golf.
For 23 months, I had the privilege to serve as the 38th president of the PGA of America, the largest working sports organization in the world today. It was the most exciting time of my life. The PGA of America owns the PGA Championship and the American share of the Ryder Cup, two of golf ’s most prized properties. On October 24, 2014, I was impeached as president for what some considered to be insensitive gender-based remarks. Unfriended is a chance for me to tell my side of the story and share my journey through golf.
Why are you writing this book? Are you doing it for the money? What are your motives? Are you angry? These were common questions that I was asked when Unfriended–Power Brokers, Political Correctness and Hypocrisy in Golf became a reality.
With this book, I was seeking self-validation and the opportunity to tell my side of the story surrounding my impeachment as the 38th President of the PGA of America. The first couple of chapters of Unfriended will explore the historic events behind my impeachment. But, the bulk of the book is about my journey through golf.
I had given 25 years of service to the PGA of America. It all culminated with my presidency in 2013-14. I took great pride in being a pro-active president who focused on what was good for the 28,000 men and women of the PGA. During my presidency, we were able to raise the profile and stature of PGA members. Just as important, I also wanted to have a positive impact on the game of golf.
I felt many emotions after my impeachment. Embarrassment, despair, rejection, betrayal, anger and depression would best describe my mental state in the weeks that followed my unceremonious fall from grace in golf. It was an extremely tough time for my family and me.
In December 2014, almost two months after my impeachment, things started to turn for the better. I was approached by Greg Fisher, a friend from high school. He and the Horizon Planning Group in Indianapolis wanted to plan a dinner and golf tournament to honor my accomplishments as PGA president.
Fisher’s group created The Mulligan Open–A charity event creating second chances. It certainly defined where I was at that point in my life. What made The Mulligan Open so very special was that Tom Watson; eight-time major champion; Tim Finchem, Commissioner of the PGA TOUR and Steve Stricker, PGA TOUR star all showed up on my behalf. Alex Miceli, publisher of GolfWeek, emceed a dinner and fireside chat with my three friends and me. Over 200 of my members and closest friends were in attendance. We raised nearly $50,000 for various charities.
When Tom, Tim and Steve, three of the most respected people in golf, came to Franklin, Indiana in my honor it spoke volumes. All of these guys had privately reached out to me in the aftermath of the impeachment. Not only did they offer me their encouragement and support, but they made it public when they showed up in Franklin on that Tuesday night in August 2015.
In Tom Watson’s case, it didn’t stop there. He was notified about a month after The Mulligan Open that he had been selected as an inductee into the PGA of America’s Hall of Fame. Watson issued the following statement.
While I was flattered by PGA President [Derek] Sprague’s honoring me to be inducted into the PGA Hall of Fame, I couldn’t accept in good conscience because of how the PGA mishandled the firing of my friend and immediate past president of the PGA, Ted Bishop.
In my lifetime, this is probably the greatest display of friendship that anyone has ever showed me. If you know Tom Watson, you know that he is a man of great principle. He once resigned his membership at the Kansas City Country Club when he felt the club was discriminating against Jews. Watson’s absence from the PGA of America’s Hall of Fame leaves a tremendous void.
I have learned a lot about myself and others throughout this tumultuous time in my life. Friendship is everything. However, it can sometimes be fickle. Power and personal agendas can trump relationships. Your closest friends could become your fiercest enemies and you are usually the last to know.
Would I change some things on my end? Absolutely. Who wouldn’t want a few mulligans in the game of life? Unfriended is my mulligan.
In the days, weeks and months that followed my unceremonious removal as president of the PGA of America, readers of this book should know I was frequently targeted by the PGA of America. Obviously, there were former colleagues within the hierarchy of the PGA of America who were uncomfortable my perspective on events. They had good reason to be uncomfortable, as you will read in the following pages.
I decided to continue publishing this account while knowing full well that I would lose some friends. So be it. I also believe there are stories surrounding my golf career and my time with the PGA of America that readers will find compelling and instructive. There is no way that I can adequately express my thanks to Mike Beckerich at Classics of Golf publishing. When Mike read the manuscript he believed my story needed to be told. I am forever grateful for his confidence in me and my book.
How my term was preempted came about because of my own short-sightedness, followed by what I believe to be a dreadful mistreatment of me by the PGA. I reacted on Facebook and Twitter to some comments Ian Poulter, an English touring professional, made in his book Off Limits about Tom Watson, eighttime major champion, and Nick Faldo, a winner of six of golf ’s major championships. The fallout from my reaction was summed up best by writer Geoff Shackelford as part of Golf World’s 2014 Newsmakers of the Year.
"Ted Bishop made a ‘lil’ mistake. For that, the controversial PGA of America president lost his job less than a month before his term was to end and he was to become a ceremonial-but-respected figure for having raised the association’s profile. When responding to Ian Poulter on Twitter and Facebook, Bishop’s ‘lil girl’ reference was seen as a demeaning remark for the head of a group with a less-than-stellar record on progressive matters. Others, though, saw the comment as a silly mistake that the PGA board overreacted to by hastily forcing Bishop out and sullying a body of work that included more energy and previous action than seen from previous PGA presidents.
"During Bishop’s tenure the organization shrewdly appointed Pete Bevacqua as CEO and picked Tom Watson as Ryder Cup captain (widely praised at the time). Bishop grew close to PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem, fostering a new and important relationship between the two organizations. Most indelibly, Bishop endorsed his organization’s long-overdue awarding of its major events to public facilities, specifically Harding Park and Bethpage Black.
Though Bishop’s mistake added one more social media casualty to a growing list who’ve erred, his legacy putting the association in better position to influence the game appears destined to grow in stature with the PGA’s 28,000 members.
The title for this book, Unfriended, seemed to be a fitting way to describe what the leadership of the PGA of America did to me during and after my removal as its 38th president. In the minutes, hours, days and weeks after my comments on social media I was unfriended by the PGA of America in the greatest controversy surrounding political correctness in the history of golf. This book is a chance for me to finally tell my side of the story and share how the events of my unprecedented impeachment unfolded.
However, if this book was just about my removal, it would be seen as simply self-serving. This is a chance for me to give you an up-close perspective of golf greats such as Tom Watson, Arnold Palmer, Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson. You will get never-before-told stories of the Ryder Cup. You will also get a unique perspective on the power brokers in golf—and some people you probably have never heard of but who represent the very core of the game.
Many get the PGA of America confused with the PGA Tour. The simplest way to differentiate them is this: The PGA TOUR is made up of professional golfers who play tournament golf for a living, while the PGA of America is comprised of professionals who teach and promote golf. However, PGA TOUR players are also members of the PGA of America.
In my six years as an officer with the PGA of America, I was involved in virtually everything that happened in golf. I became embroiled in the controversial ban on the anchored stroke, used by a few professionals but more notably by thousands of recreational golfers who had reached the end of their patience with putting. This decision created friction between the PGA of America, the United States Golf Association and the Royal and Ancient, golf ’s largest and oldest governing body. I served two years on the PGA TOUR Policy Board and on six occasions served as a rules official at the Masters Tournament.
It was my privilege to present the Wanamaker Trophy to Jason Dufner at Oak Hill Country Club and Rory McIlroy at Valhalla Golf Club when they won the PGA Championship in 2013 and 2014, respectively. At the Senior PGA Championship, I handed the Bourne Trophy to a couple unique first-time major champions in Khoki Idoki (the first Japanese-born player to win a major, at Bellerive Country Club) and Great Britain’s Colin Montgomerie (finally a major champion, at Harbor Shores Golf Club). I announced a Ryder Cup captain on the set of NBC’s Today Show. My perspectives on golf have been influenced greatly by a wide array of experiences.
With the advent of Golf Channel, Sirius/XM Radio and social media, my reputation and status in the golf world grew faster than I would have expected. Because of my communications background, I enjoyed these opportunities and performed them with relative ease. While the work I was doing probably elevated my personal profile, most importantly it was enhancing the status of the 28,000 men and women of the PGA.
Sports Illustrated, Golfweek, Golf World and Golf Channel all were kind enough to do profile stories on me during my term as president of the PGA of America. The consistent theme from the media revolved around the positive impact the PGA of America was having on its members and golf in general. This exposure came with a price, however. I truly believe it created jealousy toward me from individuals within the PGA hierarchy who saw the stature of a PGA president elevated like never before.
I was a volunteer for the PGA of America for 25 years and was never paid for the time I dedicated to my Association. In my six years as a PGA officer I traveled more than 770 days—not to mention the hours I devoted to PGA business when I was at home. My expenses were covered, but the time away from my family and business was a huge sacrifice that I made for the PGA. I was happy to do it, and very honored, too, but it was also a sacrifice.
When I made my gaffe on social media, my hope was that the PGA of America would use its vast resources to help me through the incident. In return I would have welcomed the opportunity to become a spokesperson for diversity and inclusion—two cornerstones of my golf career. However, the PGA of America took a strange and twisted approach from a public relations standpoint in the hours that followed my social media mishap. That in itself makes Unfriended a case study for communications, public relations and political correctness.
After suffering through the embarrassment of my impeachment as the 38th President of the PGA of America, I was standing at the fork in the most important road of my life. Unfriended became my platform to help me face the rest of my life. I chose to tell my life story, which happens to overlap with some of the most significant events the sport of golf has seen in recent memory.
As I said, Unfriended is my mulligan.
Iwas awakened on Saturday morning, October 25, 2014, by a train whistle. It was haunting. I felt like that train was pulling away without me. It was a hollow feeling and one I will never forget. Reality was starting to set in. I had been impeached as the 38th president of the PGA of America fewer than 12 hours earlier.
Lying in bed, I couldn’t help but wonder how history would judge me. This certainly would go down as one of the most unceremonious falls in the history of golf. In a matter of hours I had crashed from being one of the most powerful people in the sport to a social media casualty who had fallen prey to political correctness.
Until that moment, I had actually slept well on that Friday night. There was a sense of peace, and I think it stemmed from what had been accomplished in my 23 months as president of the PGA. We fought for the common golfer when we battled the anchoring ban. I still had great pride in naming Tom Watson as a Ryder Cup captain. The PGA took championship events to public courses like Bethpage State Park in New York and Harding Park in San Francisco. We formed a great new relationship with the PGA Tour and Tim Finchem, its longtime commissioner.
Most importantly for PGA members, we found ways to filter millions of dollars from TV rights and business development agreements back to our 41 PGA sections, the PGA’s geographical divisions. This change would benefit our members like never before. For the first time in a long time, PGA members felt good about their Association, and I felt like I had played a role in evoking that positive feeling. Many in golf were saying the profile of the PGA of America had been raised to an unprecedented level during my two years as president.
And now, it was all over.
As I rolled out of bed, I noticed an overnight text on my phone from Dottie Pepper, PGA independent director and former LPGA Tour star.
I owe you an apology. I should never have abstained. I needed to be stronger and vote NO to your impeachment. More than I felt yesterday, this was unequivocally wrong. Haste and hatred ruled, not common sense. I am so sorry not to have done a better job. While I voiced my opinion after you left the call, I should have finished my job.
The furor I inadvertently caused was over remarks I had made about Ian Poulter on Twitter and Facebook late Thursday afternoon. Normally, I would start every morning and end every evening by reading Geoff Shackelford’s blog, a great clearing house for any news pertinent to golf. I hadn’t checked out Shackelford all week because I was at The Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia helping Nick Faldo, former Masters and British Open champ, with his international junior series.
Around 5:30 p.m. Thursday, I read Shackelford’s blog on my phone. What struck me most were the snide remarks Poulter had made about Faldo and Tom Watson in his book No Limits, which had been released earlier that day.
Faldo had stirred up the European Ryder Cup team during a late-summer Golf Channel interview when he said Sergio Garcia was useless during the 2008 European loss at Valhalla and that he had a bad attitude. Faldo later explained in an interview with The Associated Press that Garcia had emotional and physical problems and at one point told Faldo he didn’t want to play.
Faldo has lost a lot of respect from players because of what he said, Poulter revealed in his book. He noted it was Europe’s only loss in the last 15 years, and Faldo was the captain. So who’s useless? I think Faldo might need to take a little look in the mirror.
Poulter, who was one of Faldo’s captain’s picks in 2008, then went on to hammer Watson. Tom Watson’s decision making (at Gleneagles) completely baffles me. It gave us a boost. I find it utterly bizarre.
Certainly, Poulter has been a stalwart in Ryder Cup play. He is the heart and soul of the modern-day European teams. And he is entitled to his opinion. But on that night, less than a month after Watson had been publicly annihilated by Phil Mickelson’s criticism in the postmortem of the losers’ press conference at Gleneagles, Poulter’s remarks really got under my skin. Mickelson had pointed the finger at Watson, blaming him for the U.S. loss because the captain had not consulted players on decisions surrounding the pairings in team competition.
I felt Poulter had no business criticizing Watson. Why would a European player comment on the American captain? It was Poulter being Poulter, and I probably should have just let it pass, but I expected him to show some respect to Watson, who had won eight majors and compiled a 10-4-1 Ryder Cup record as a player. Tom, like me, was a volunteer for the PGA of America. My first reaction to Poulter’s remarks was to defend one of my own PGA members from the senseless attack by a member of the opposing Ryder Cup team.
And in the case of Nick Faldo? Stack up the records of these two Englishmen. Faldo has six major championships and is the all-time European Ryder Cup points leader. Poulter’s resume, without a sniff of a major title, pales in comparison. I thought Poulter’s remarks were degrading to both Faldo and Watson.
So without any reservations, I sent out two social media posts directed at Poulter. The first appeared on my Twitter account.
Restricted by the character limit of Twitter, I then expanded on Facebook.
Used to be athletes who had lesser records or accomplishments in a sport never criticized the icons. Tom Watson (8 majors and a 10–4–1 Ryder Cup record) and Nick Faldo (6 majors and all-time Ryder Cup points leader) get bashed by Ian James Poulter. Really? Sounds like a little school girl squealing during recess. C’MON MAN!
In retrospect, I certainly should have used a better choice of words to describe my frustration with Poulter. Some have said that a leader of a major golf organization should not have said anything. Everyone is entitled to his or her opinion, but I felt compelled to defend our Ryder Cup captain and my friend Faldo.
The ire around Watson’s captaincy was intriguing. When we were at Gleneagles on the Tuesday before the matches started, I was approached by PGA Chief Executive Officer Pete Bevacqua, who asked: If we win this thing, why would we not ask Tom to come back and do it again? He has done an amazing job.
Watson had done just that. Never before had the PGA of America asked more from a Ryder Cup captain when it came to media involvement. Tom never complained and did everything he was asked by the PGA. He committed more hours to the job than any captain ever had. Let’s face it: Mickelson’s critical comments directed at Watson on Sunday night at Gleneagles shifted all of the blame to Watson. And Phil was still torqued from being benched by Watson during Saturday’s competition.
What got lost in the Scottish darkness was the 35-stroke loss the U.S. team suffered over the three days to a European team that was clearly more talented.
My relationship with Faldo had grown at The Greenbrier. One night at dinner I sat with Faldo and engaged him in a conversation about the Ryder Cup. It was still a timely topic, given that only a month had passed since the Euros had beaten the Americans at Gleneagles. Faldo talked about foursome play and his partners.
I think way too much is made of this. Many times it would be over lunch—maybe 30 minutes before my afternoon tee time—that I would find out who my partner was, Faldo recalled. We may not have ever played a practice round together, and certainly we never worried about what ball we were going to play. It was the Ryder Cup. You just played.
It was an old-school philosophy, and Faldo’s mindset was similar to that of Tom Watson’s. I couldn’t help but ask myself: When did this old-school mindset change? Faldo and Watson had gone from being two of the greatest players of our era to the two most criticized Ryder Cup captains ever.
For me, Thursday, October 23, started like every other day that week at The Greenbrier. I got out of bed well before daylight and waited on the restaurant to open. I had a light breakfast and downed a few cups of coffee. I walked in the darkness to the building that housed the golf shop and waited as the kids arrived in small groups. Matthew Faldo, Nick’s son, was always there to greet the kids and help them get organized for the day. This event was the only American version of the Faldo Series, which featured competition during the day and life skills lessons at night. Multiple major champions Rory McIlroy and Padraig Harrington are Faldo Series alums.
The Greenbrier had given me Stuart Appleby’s champion’s locker to use for the week. It was here where he shot a final-round 59 to defeat my fellow Hoosier Jeff Overton at The Greenbrier Classic in 2010. Every day when I entered the locker room, I passed a large display case commemorating the career of Tom Watson, who had succeeded Sam Snead as the pro emeritus at The Greenbrier. Ironically, I had also spent two weeks with Snead back in the 1980s when I ran a corporate pro-am in Scottsdale, Arizona. Lots of history was captured at The Greenbrier, and I felt linked to much of it.
On this particular day I would join Nick for an early-morning segment with Gary Williams on Golf Channel’s Morning Drive. Faldo and I huddled in the chilly darkness amid spotlights from the mobile TV truck that had been brought onsite for the interview. We had a sketchy signal, and it was tough to pick up some of Williams’ questions.
Several times Gary asked me questions about the week with Faldo. Nick jumped in and answered the questions for me. It was funny, and I joked with Faldo afterward that he had more interceptions during that short interview than most of the NFL’s defensive backs had for the season.

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A turtle vessel from southern Mexico, A.D. 350-400, passed muster and was certified museum-quality. Photo Credit: Leah Millis, The Chronicle/SF Gate.
Most artefacts at the San Francisco Mexican Museum permanent collection cannot be authenticated as genuine by national museum standards.
The findings of a report show that only 83 of the 2,000 pre-Hispanic or pre-Columbian artefacts from the museum’s permanent collection are not of museum quality. The tests were carried out by independent curators who came from Mexico City. The artefacts that are not considered genuine are described as “decorative”, and will be given to schools or smaller museums. The entire museum collections feature 16,500 items, and this was the first set to have been examined, so the number of decorative items is expected to be much larger after more authentication studies are made.
The entire pre-Hispanic collection included artefacts from the Mesoamerican, Central American and Peruvian cultures. Vessels, tools, ceremonial objects and body ornaments from Teotihuacan, Mayan, Zapotec, Nayarit, Colima and Peruvian Incan civilisation were also included in the collection. The 83 artefacts that have been identified as authentic comprise male and female figurines, jars, bowls, vases and necklace ornaments.
The action of sorting the genuine artefacts was an initiative in the context of the museum moving from its temporary location in Fort Mason to its permanent location between the Contemporary Jewish Museum and the SFMOMA. The move is planned for 2019 when construction of the new tower will have been completed. The report was commissioned by the museum board as it was a requirement of the Smithsonian Institution, which accepted the Mexican Museum as an affiliate in 2012. Eduardo Perez de Heredia Puente, an associate of the National Institute of Anthropology and History in Mexico City submitted the report a few weeks ago. Andrew Kluger, chair of the board of trustees who is serving as temporary museum director, expressed his surprise to the amount of items being decorative, as he had thought more artefacts were of museum quality.
The Mexican Museum was founded in 1975, and during the early years of its operation its permanent collections were comprised of donations. That was when most items were accepted without authentication. However, the Smithsonian standards for lending artefacts to the Museum revealed the large number of items that were not authentic.
Kluger does not believe this will be the case, however, with later periods in the collections, such as the Latino art and Chicano art collection.

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With Easter only a few days away, it's time to start thinking about what to wear (unless of course you don't celebrate Easter, in which case it's still fun to think about what to wear to something fun over the weekend).
I'm more of a pants girl, though lately I've been wearing lots of dresses. Florals are fun for spring, and these trousers are an easy chic alternative to a skirt or dress, particularly if these temperates don't warm up (I just picked up this pair from the J.Crew sale)! Pairing them with a silk blouse untucked but buttoned up lends a casual but glam feel to the ensemble.
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'A lot of Vicki's work is inspired by her love of animalsand she has a particular fondness for Highland Cows. Vicki will sketch and photograph whenever something catches her eye which then inspires her to paint them on canvas using Acrylics and pastels, each animal is named and she considers them all individual characters.
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Huddersfield Town defender Mathias Zanka Jorgensen is gearing up for a 'cup final' tonight.
The popular 28-year-old central defender is in the Denmark squad for a crunch Nationals League tie with Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium (7.45).
It's a vital fixture for both camps.
Victory for either side will take them into the top tier of the Nations League.
A draw would leave Denmark needing to beat the Republic of Ireland in their final game at home, against the Republic of Ireland on Monday, to take top spot and a £3m-plus bonus.
The winner would also move to within two matches of qualifying for the 2020 European Championship through the Nations League play-offs, so there is a lot at stake for Zanka and his mates and also Ryan Giggs' Wales squad.
Zanka, of course, is playing internationally ahead of a domestic suspension when Town return to Premier League action against Wolves at Molineux a week on Sunday.
Denmark are without captain Simon Kjaer tonight because of a hamstring injury, and Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel or Tottenham midfielder Christian Eriksen are set to take the armband.
Schmeichel will be coming up against a familiar face in Wales boss Giggs, who was a teammate of his father Peter in the all-conquering Manchester United team of the 1990s.
“Ryan Giggs is an idol - I don’t think there’s any other words for him,” Schmeichel said. “What he achieved at Manchester United and what he achieved in football is unparalleled.
Ashley Williams hopes Wales can run Denmark ragged after the squad warmed up for their crunch Nations League tie with a game of tag.
Wales’ final pre-match training session started with the strange sight of players chasing each other in a game that Williams labelled ‘man-tag’.
“It was quite fun actually,” Wales captain Williams said ahead of the sell-out clash.
“It took me back to my youth, but I’ve not done that one before. It’s called man-tag and it was Struds’ (Tony Strudwick, head of performance) idea. He wanted to make the warm-up a bit more fun.
Wales lost 2-0 in Denmark, in between home and away wins against the Republic of Ireland, and Williams said: “We have put ourselves in a good position to win the group.
“We feel we didn’t play to our potential out in Denmark. But we have done well and worked hard to get here.
Wales talisman Gareth Bale has been declared fit after picking up an ankle knock in Real Madrid’s LaLiga win at Celta Vigo on Sunday.
Bale has followed a different training routine this week to the one he is used to before games.
But he trained with the rest of the squad on Thursday and will win his 73rd cap against opponents who reached the last 16 of the World Cup in Russia.
Town midfielder Abdelhamid Sabiri is hoping to earn a second Germany Under 21 cap against the Netherlands tonight (7.00).


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Underarm sweating is common in most of the people. This type of sweating begins at the teenage years and during this period the sweating is profuse for 2 to 3 months. As the time passes, underarm sweating decreases and goes back to the normal level. However, some people suffer from profuse underarm sweating and they experience irritating problems-stains of sweat on their clothes and bad odor. The glands which produce sweat in the underarms are termed as apocrine glands.
Exercise and heat: Performing exercises in the hot environment will heat up the body temperature causing sweat in the body. Under this sweating process, the sympathetic nervous system stimulates the apocrine gland (sweat glands of the underarm) and this causes underarm sweating.
Emotional Stress and anxiety: People suffering from stress and anxiety experience sweating. Emotional stress releases the epinephrine hormone (adrenaline) which stimulates the apocrine glands. This causes underarm sweating.
Hyperhidrosis: Excessive sweating is medically termed as hyperhidrosis. There are types of hyperhidrosis which causes sweating in the underarms. Primary hyperhidrosis is one of the hyperhidrosis, in which the sweat is usually formed in the localized parts of the body like-hands, feet and underarms. Another, one is the secondary hyperhidrosis, in which the whole body starts to sweat profusely.
Hormone imbalances: Hormone imbalances can cause underarms sweating. Menopause (imbalance in estrogen level) in women and Andropause (imbalance in testosterone level) in men causes excessive sweating in the whole body (including the underarms).The over activeness of thyroid hormone-hyperthyroidism can also cause underarms sweating.
What are underarms sweat pads?
Underarms sweat pads are used by most of the people. They are used to control underarms sweating and to prevent stains of the sweat on the clothes. Underarm sweat pads are designed to soak up the underarms sweat and save yourself from embarrassing situation like -people noticing your sweats on you shirts.
Disposal underarm sweat pads: Disposal sweat pads prevent your cloth from underarm sweating. These types of underarm sweat pads controls the wetness (which is caused by sweating) and it reduces the stinky body odor. Disposal sweat pads are hypo allergenic (environmental friendly) and they should be disposed after use. This sweat pad is affordable.
Washable underarm sweat pads: Washable underarm sweat pads absorb sweat and controls body odor as it made of a moisture wicking fabric. This type of underarm sweat pad is affordable and washable. So, washable underarm sweat pads can be used again and again.
Hence, there are other underarm sweat pads which can be used for a long time. Those sweat pads are more dependable for preventing stains on the clothes. These types of underarm sweat pads are less noticeable. However, there are some down side of sweat pads which is-Underarm sweat pads should not be used every day. The daily use of sweat pads can leave white mark on your skin.

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text: Speer® Gold Dot Ammunition continues dominating the law enforcement community. Its proven reliability for tough jobs has made it the #1 duty ammunition on the market today. To put it simply—it’s the best.


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He who keeps the commandments keeps his own soul, but he who despises His way shall die.
My Lord, forbid that I should want to live to be known only for power and pride. Help me to strive for that which is helpful and lovely. May I never be restrained from you, but delight to follow in your way. Help me to be obedient to your laws, that I may learn your truths. Amen.


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5/7 – Meet and Greet for Incoming Grade 6!
We are so excited to welcome you to Brooklyn Collaborative! Please save the dates below to learn more about your new school!
Come hear more about Brooklyn Collaborative, talk with students, teachers, and parents!
Fill out registration documents and engage in activities to set you up for success in Sept 2019! Students engage in crew activities, and parents meet up for your own transition and overview circle with our Support Team! Students receive a BCS shirt, and families receive our first Family Book Club book: Middle School Makeover. This orientation takes place during the June Clerical Day for elementary school students.
Please check out our website www.bcs448.org for more info and updates!
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Some of us are old enough to remember when there were only three TV networks: NBC, ABC and CBS, and maybe one local TV station, AM dominated radio, newspapers and magazines were the most in-depth source for news.Your options for getting the news on TV were only at 6:00 PM or 11:00 PM.
Today, with the addition of satellite and cable, there are hundreds of TV stations. Many have news 24/7, hundreds of radio stations, with the addition of XM and Sirius and the Internet is always up-to-date so there is no need for newspapers and magazines.
On top of this extreme media competition, people have DVR’s and skip through the commercials!
That’s why the ROI has recently gotten so low. Companies are spending more in advertising than they’re making on the product!
Another problem today is technology products have many features and are complex, so educating customers with a 30 second TV spot or even a 60 second radio spot just isn’t enough time.
Another option is direct mail, but printing and postage are prohibitive, and most of your mail ends up in the trash. People just won’t take the time to look at it anymore because there are so many other things to do today.
So we have created an exciting and entertaining expo where buyers are coming to you with the mind set of learning about new products. The important point here is: these people are in the mood to listen to you.
At this show you can do a one-on-one demonstration and are able to take the time to educate your customers and answer their questions. They will tell their friends and that will be your best ROI!
Just imagine thousands of consumers passing your exhibit…taking pictures and making videos that end up on YouTube and Facebook!
There is no other consumer show that gives manufacturers this opportunity to exhibit new products directly to consumers and get their feedback about what they like and don’t like about the product. Also the consumer can tell the manufacturers their ideas for improving the product.
This is a great way to test new products before making large marketing investments.
This is an ideal one-on-one opportunity for start ups.
The best spaces go first so call 408-465-2300 today to reserve your booth.

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I didn't make excuses, I told you why the assists turned on so often.
Using assists in cars that are designed to have assists as TC and ABS turned on, will always be faster. I showed you a lap in which I was 5 seconds quicker, but then you complain I'm a try hard? lmao.
Better even, show me 5 consecutive laps with you driving around Zolder at 0:00 o'clock, storm conditions and green track without assists.
"i didn't make any excuses" sounds like someone who is making excuses.
You wanna use assist use them it's just a game enjoy.
You tell me I make excuses, I just explained the situation. I'm not ashamed of the assists kicking in.
And I will definitely keep on using the assists, especially in wet conditions. Maybe you should watch this morning's Blancpain qualification and you'll understand why.
They use assist just because of rules says and they say so because there are lots of gentlemen drivers who are competing in same race it's more for safety because let's be honest these assist make drivers life wayy easier.
No pro driving series(dtm,f1,rally) use abs or tc because they got skills and want to make individual drivers make their impact more big.
Assist are good for road but if you are into racing then it's your job to drive car fast and by doing that you are actually agreeing to any future problems,risks etc.
You wanna use cuz they make game easier and you don't have to be that careful or that precise throttle control.
DTM had ABS back in the days (not sure about TC), F1 used to have TC and rallying had both (wasn't very useful though). They are banned for cost cut reasons, not for some "driver impact" things. When series has car development allowed these can get very costly and make gaps between teams bigger.
If you just smash the inputs you are using TC/ABS wrong. They can save you in difficult conditions but mostly they help you to optimize your inputs close to limits.
DTM had ABS back in the days (not sure about TC), F1 used to have TC and rallying had both (wasn't very useful though). They are banned for cost cut reasons, not for some "driver impact" things. When series has car development allowed these can get very costly and make gaps between teams bigger..
In F1 ABS and TC are forbidden to slow down the cars. For no other reasons.
So post same lap timed without any tc and abs.
TC and ABS takes CORE driving skill away if you can't realise that you either lack knowledge or just are ashamed to use TC and ABS and justifying it in racing.
Thats one way of saying that it helped drivers to gain speed.
They are called as ASSIST so it makes car driving easier FACT.
Correct, as in the Blancpain series, it is allowed to help less than professional drivers compete.
With DRIVER ASSISTS, you wouldn't be hearing the term, "rain master" as much at all.
****in finally someone who gets it.
Yes with TC and ABS you have to drive the car but without them it's whole different story.
If i have to use tc and abs in a ****ing video game then how good of a driver am i?
If you dont want to use them dont use them nobody is forcing you. If you loose because other guy used the tc and abs dont bi*ch about it. If you win gj. End of story.
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Now if you are competitive and or winning without any DRIVER ASSISTS in ACC, then that is making a statement.
And I'd be shouting it to the world, but I don't think that would happen.
I don't think anyone is saying you HAVE TO use DRIVER ASSISTS, just that you will be at a big disadvantage.
I personally use ABS and TC, at very low values, because without some, would be impossible to compete in the rain for example, or even AI at 100%.
Do I like having to use DRIVER ASSISTS, no, I think lowers the drivers skill requirement.
Am I being stubborn by using low TC, and then have to watch how I apply throttle, sure, but I enjoy that challenge.
ABS in F1 did not make the cars faster, sure the driver could brake later , but they were still limited to ultimate cornering capability of the car for the speed through a corner.
Dude, friendly advice, you don't need the **** to make your point.
I don't race i just drive in practice and do some hotlaps not to compete but just for fun.
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You don't even know what my throttle control is like, in those conditions TC kicks in when you barely press the throttle, long before you reach the maximum amount of throttle input before breaking traction when TC is turned off.
I use them because they make me faster, I can drive on the limit more and because it makes me safer.
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What happened man you lost so much time there.Proving my point TC makes things easy.
It's not that you're a little bit off pace, you're over 10 seconds per lap off pace (guestimation, will try after the SRO eSports race ends).
Like I said, GT3 are designed to use TC and ABS, running without them will put you in a BIG disadvantage.

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The perfect entry to the sport of swimming, the YMCA’s squad programs are a great introduction to competitive swimming, training and sport development.
Get active and try an alternative challenge by joining in one of our adult swimming squads.
For adults, Aquanauts is more than just swimming laps. It is an engaging program for adults to push their fitness to the next level. The swimming group is about fun, friendship and personal improvement. Coaches are on hand to offer advice, provide challenging sessions, and encourage your improvement.
Adult Squad participants are appropriately assessed prior to placement. Enquiries about specific costs for you and enrolments can be made at our Customer Service counter.
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Aerospace Slings made from high strength, Technora® webbing can be used in some NDT applications (liquid penetrant, magnetic dye and plating) not compatible with conventional nylon or polyester slings.
Aerospace Slings provide high tensile strength, high modulus and excellent resistance to: heat, sea water, steam and various chemicals, acids, alkalis and organic solvents.
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Aerospace Slings, featuring Technora® webbing, provide superior resistance in harsh environments and can be used at 392ºF/200ºC for extended periods of time.


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“The early buzz of the city mixes with a gust of fresh morning air streaming through an open window.
Las Ramblas and La Boqueria slowly fill with the sound of daily activity, as fresh-picked bouquets, ripe fruits and spices are unveiled releasing an exotic mixture of aromas.
As the streets come alive and the Mediterranean sun warms the day, beams of light cast shadows that dance in city plazas and parks.
All senses are captivated by the dynamism of Avenida Diagonal, the grandeur of Paseo de Gracia…A seamless blending of old and new.
At night, the pulse deepens and darkens as the city reveals its mysterious and most sensual side.” – a note from the brand. D600 by Carner Barcelona is a woody spicy fragrance for women and men.
The nose behind this fragrance is Christophe Raynaud is the nose of the perfume.
Top notes: black pepper, bergamot and grapefruit.
Heart: cardamom, iris and jasmine.
Base: cedar, vanilla and vetiver.
Perfume rating: 4.20 out of 5 with 332 votes.


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Dual enrollment is a program that allows high school students to enroll in college courses for credit prior to high school graduation. Dual enrollment classes are offered either on a college campus or online. The difference between dual enrollment and dual credit is that the coursework in dual enrollment classes does not meet any high school graduation requirements; only college credit is earned. However, while high schools are often limited as to what classes they can offer for dual credit, dual enrollment courses are only limited by what the college offers. Further, while dual credit courses are only offered in high schools to enrolled high school students, dual enrollment classes will be open to qualified high school students, as well as home-schooled students.
Tuition for dual enrollment classes is $150 per credit hour. Additional on-campus fees may apply, such as laboratory fees.
Once students are admitted as Lincoln University students, students are required to register for courses through the Division of Educational Innovation and Extended Studies.


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Independent, family owned Dingle Original Gin from Co. Kerry has been awarded Overall Best in the World at the World Gin Awards 2019.
Johnnie Walker partners with Game of Thrones for an exclusive product launch.
Irish artisan gin launches collector's items for festive season.
Daffy's Gin gears up for Christmas 2018 with the release of the ultimate Christmas card for gin lovers, containing a 5cl of Daffy's within!
BrewDog came howling into the world in 2007, on a mission to make the world as passionate about great craft beer as they are - and is now available in N.I through Drinks Inc.


text: When an avian influenza or virulent Newcastle disease outbreak occurs within commercial poultry, a large number of birds that are infected or suspected of infection must be destroyed on site to prevent the rapid spread of disease. The choice of mass emergency depopulation procedures is limited, and all options have limitations. Water-based foam mass emergency depopulation of poultry was developed in 2006 and conditionally approved by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and American Veterinary Medical Association. Water-based foam causes mechanical hypoxia and can be used for broilers, layers, turkeys, and ducks. The time to physiologic states was evaluated for broilers, layer hens, turkeys, and ducks, comparing water-based foam and CO2 gas using electroencephalogram (unconsciousness and brain death), electrocardiogram (altered terminal cardiac activity), and accelerometer (motion cessation). In broilers, turkeys, and layer hens, water-based foam results in equivalent times to unconsciousness, terminal convulsions, and altered terminal cardiac activity. With Pekin ducks, however, CO2 gas resulted in shorter times to key physiologic states, in particular unconsciousness, altered terminal cardiac activity, motion cessation, and brain death.

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A Give Away Gift That Everyone Can Afford!
Company umbrellas are a practical give away gift and here at Brollies & Parasols we work hard to keep our costs down so we can offer you extremely competitive prices. There aren’t many practical and useful products out there that you can fully personalise and brand at a low cost, but a company umbrella is a great way of doing this.
Not only are umbrellas an easy product to brand and personalise, they are a great way to get your logo out there – just imagine seeing your logo walking down high streets across the UK for years to come! We like to think that a branded company umbrella is a walking advertisement. Your logo bobbing across parks, down streets and around events all over the UK plastered across a super durable fully personalised company umbrella. And this is not just a 30 second TV advert or a poster campaign that lasts for a week. A umbrella lasts for months and months – a Brollies & Parasols umbrella, with their super strong Fibre-Storm® fibreglass ribs, will last for years.
Whether you are looking to put an umbrella in a goody bag, a gift for all of your staff, a thank you present to your customers or a take-home give away at an event, a branded company umbrella is a simple way of making an impact with a gift that is practical, that will be used (if given away in the UK, used a lot!) and that is low cost.
We offer one of the most comprehensive collections of umbrellas out there, including telescopic, golf and walker ranges. Whatever you want your company umbrella for – an event, give away or gifts – we have an umbrella to suit every requirement which can be fully personalised, customised and branded.
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text: The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has provided additional information on its temporary pause of Quality Improvement Organization claim audits under the two-midnight inpatient admissions policy. During the pause, which began May 4, CMS will improve standardization around the QIO review process. This will include retraining the QIOs on the two-midnight policy, a re-review of claims denied by the QIOs and any needed provider outreach and education. CMS advises hospitals to work with their QIOs to determine whether denied claims have been re-reviewed prior to appealing a claim denial. If a denied claim has been appealed and upon re-review the QIO determines it was denied inappropriately, the QIO will share its re-review findings with the appeals adjudicators to be taken into consideration during the appeal process. CMS anticipates that QIOs will resume audit activities within 60-90 days, but will formally advise stakeholders once the pause is lifted. CMS also released a Policy Decision Guideline flowchart that will be used to guide QIO determinations under the two-midnight policy. CMS initiated the pause after AHA staff shared with the agency hospitals’ concerns about the QIO review process.


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Source Gaurdian: This year’s UN climate negotiations are in Durban, South Africa. Many delegates will already be looking forward to the chance of going on safari after their labors, visiting Kruger National Park or one of the country’s other magnificent game reserves. But I have another suggestion. Visit the enemy. Just two hours’ drive up the Indian Ocean coast from Durban is Richards Bay, a huge deep-water harbor that is home to the world’s largest coal export terminal.
All the talks in Durban will be of how to kick the coal habit. But as the climate talks have dragged on — from Nairobi in 2006 to Bali to Poznan to Copenhagen to Cancun and now to Durban — we have been hardening our addiction.
When the talks began half a decade ago, 25 percent of the world’s primary energy came from coal. The figure is now 29.6 percent. Between 2009 and 2010, global coal consumption grew by almost 8 percent.
South Africa may enjoy green plaudits for hosting the Durban conference. And, to be fair, it has offered to reduce the carbon intensity of its economy. But the fact is that today the would-be midwife of a global climate deal has rich-world emissions in a predominantly poor-world country. Per head of population, its CO2 emissions are higher than those in the UK, while its GDP per capita is only a sixth as much. It is responsible for about 40 percent of Africa’s CO2 emissions from fossil fuel burning.
The reason is coal. Making energy by burning coal produces twice as much CO2 as by burning natural gas. And South Africa is one of the most coal-dependent nations on Earth, generating 93 percent of its electricity from the black stuff, compared to China’s 80 percent, India’s 70 percent and the U.S.’s 45 percent.
Besides its domestic reliance on coal, South Africa also helps maintain the rest of the world’s ruinous carbon fix. It is the world’s third-largest exporter of power-station coal. Its giant mines in Mpumalanga province feed a constant convoy of coal trains headed for Richards Bay. Recently expanded, the export terminal there can now handle 91 million tons of coal a year — enough to produce more than 200 million tons of CO2. Mining giants Anglo American and BHP Billiton ship that coal to Europe, and, increasingly, to the new industrial powerhouses of Asia.
The world is in the middle of a coal rush. That is why last year — despite much political posturing about curbing greenhouse gas emissions — the 5.8-percent rise in global energy-related CO2 emissions marginally exceeded the global rise in energy consumption. Thanks to coal, the world’s economy is becoming more carbon intensive.
Cynics who said tougher carbon controls in rich nations might increase global emissions by outsourcing energy-intensive industries to poorer nations with laxer standards are, for now at least, being proved right. While many Western economies stall, many developing economies are growing fast. And the continuing heavy dependence of many of them on coal is pushing up the global economy’s reliance on the dirtiest fuel.
Meanwhile, India’s coal consumption has doubled in 12 years. It is expected to have three times as many coal-burning power stations by the end of the decade. India, like China, has huge coal reserves of its own. But its economy is growing so fast that its miners cannot dig the stuff out of the ground quickly enough, causing a surge in imports. South Africa’s Richards Bay is a major supplier, along with Australia and Indonesia, which is likely to become the world’s top coal exporter before the decade is out.
None of this excuses the West. The U.S. remains the world’s second-largest coal burner, after China. Japan is the world’s largest coal importer, and Germany is the biggest producer of brown coal. The sad truth is that Germany’s plan to shut down its nuclear power plants in the wake of the Fukushima accident in Japan is already resulting in resurgent investment in coal. Analysts Point Carbon predict that the switch will increase German CO2 emissions during the coming decade by around half a billion tons.
Why doesn’t the world care? One reason is expediency. The inconvenient truth is that coal remains the world’s cheapest fuel for electricity generation and industrial heat and power. Another is coal’s PR.
“Clean coal” is its cleverest piece of sophistry. Lobby organizations like the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity — sponsored in the past by BHP Billiton, Duke Energy and others — use the phrase to foster the idea we can have both our coal and our climate. Most insidiously, the industry has persuaded many policymakers that dirty coal today can pay for clean coal tomorrow.
Clean coal is a distant vision, which could someday be possible through a technology known as carbon capture and storage — in which CO2 is stripped from stack emissions, liquefied and buried underground. But large-scale deployment of what would be a massive new industry is at least a couple of decades — and tens of billions of R&D dollars — away. And industry will only do it if forced.
In the U.S., the FutureGen clean-coal pilot project has been stalled since the Bush administration pulled the plug and ordered a re-evaluation in 2008. Under Obama, a test well is being drilled in western Illinois, but the first carbon won’t be buried until 2016 at the earliest.
In Britain, once in the vanguard of action on climate change, the government is scaling back its green energy investment. An early casualty was its flagship $1.6-billion CCS project in Scotland, which was canceled earlier this month. That represented four wasted years. Denmark also canceled a pilot carbon storage project this month.
Nobody expects a UN climate deal in Durban this year — nor next year, nor the year after. But meanwhile the coal keeps burning. Global production is set to rise by 35 percent in the coming decade, according to industry analysts. The cheapest, most abundant and dirtiest of all the fossil fuels is extending its grip on the world’s energy supply system. And nowhere more so than just up the coast from Durban.
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Samsung Galaxy S3 I9300 users can now enjoy a fast and stable release of Android 4.4.4 KitKat, with due credit to release of NeatROM custom firmware by the industrious custom Android developers.
The NeatROM custom ROM brings loads of goodies including new customisation features and settings, apart from a fast, stable and smooth user-interface (UI) experience based on the original AOSP ROM.
Head over to the official developer source page (check source link below) to learn more about the features ported to Android 4.4.4 NeatROM custom ROM.
IBTimes UK reminds readers that it will not be held liable for any damage to device during or after the NeatROM installation. Users are advised to proceed at their own risk.
The NeatROM and the instructions given in this guide are meant for the Galaxy S3 I9300 model only. Verify device model number by navigating to Settings > About Phone/Tablet.
Verify correct USB drivers for the phone are installed on the computer (download necessary USB drivers from manufacturer's website).
Ensure USB debugging mode is enabled on the device, by navigating to Settings > Developer Options (NOTE: Tap the phone's Build Number seven times to unlock or reveal the hidden Developer Options under Settings.) Then select the checkbox to enable USB debugging mode under Settings > Developer Options.
If the device is stuck at booting or experiencing boot loop issues, perform Wipe Cache Partition and Wipe Dalvik Cache a few more times before rebooting.
Step-1: Download Android 4.4.4 NeatROM for your Galaxy S3 (use download links above) on computer.
Step-2: Download Google Apps package.
Step-3: Connect the Galaxy S3 to computer via USB cable. Without extracting, copy the downloaded firmware zip and Google Apps zip files to the root folder of phone's SD card.
The Android 4.4.4 PA ROM can be installed on your phone using either CWM or TWRP recovery. Follow any method based on the recovery mode installed on your device.
Power off the device and wait for 5 to 10 seconds until the device shuts down completely.
Now boot the Galaxy S3 into Recovery mode by pressing and holding Volume Up, Home and Power button together until the recovery screen appears. NOTE: In recovery mode, use Volume keys to navigate between options and Power key to select the desired option.
Perform Wipe data/Factory reset (this will delete all apps and their settings and game progress) and choose Yes on next screen to confirm the action. Then perform Wipe Cache Partition and once again hit Yes to confirm.
Return to CWM recovery main menu and select Mounts and Storage> Format / data and click Yes on next screen to confirm.
Select Install Zip from sdcard and then click Choose zip from sdcard. Browse to the location of the NeatROM firmware file which you copied earlier to your phone's SD card. Choose Yes on next screen to confirm the ROM installation.
Once Google Apps is also installed, select "+++++Go Back+++++" and reboot the device by tapping reboot system now from the recovery menu. Your Galaxy S3 will restart and it may take about five minutes for first boot. So, do not interrupt the process.
Your Galaxy S3 is now running on Android 4.4.4 KitKat via NeatROM. Go to Settings > About Phone/Tablet to verify the firmware installed.
Tap on install and navigate to the NeatROM zip file you copied earlier to your phone's SD card. Scroll to the bottom of screen and do a swipe on Swipe to confirm flash option to begin installing the firmware.
Once Google Apps is also installed, select reboot and then tap on System to reboot your device. Your Galaxy S3 will restart and it may take about five minutes for first boot to complete. So, do not interrupt the process.
Your Galaxy S3 is now running on Android 4.4.4 KitKat via NeatROM. Go to Settings > About Phone to verify the firmware installed.

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Ahead of the new academic year, schools are being urged to take advantage of special deals negotiated by the government that could save them thousands of pounds on their energy, ICT equipment and printers and photocopiers.
All publicly funded schools are free to make use of these pre-existing contracts, and on average they could save up to 10% on energy and over 40% for printers and photocopiers, also known as ‘multi-functional devices’ (MFDs).
All schools use energy and the savings from the Crown Commercial Service’s (CCS) energy deal are typically 10% compared to the average market rate. The deal is tailored to make it easier for schools to access, and schools can join the deal when their current deal(s) expire. For MATs, this means there is no need to amend all the current deals to expire at the same time before joining. All you need to do to access the deal is complete the transfer forms. CCS continually reviews the energy market, so schools don’t need to worry about whether the deal is still delivering good value.
For us, the CCS energy deals represent consistent service, benchmarked savings and solid assurance. This comfort comes from being in a framework with a large buying organisation dedicated to the public sector as a whole. I would wholeheartedly recommend to those charged with managing utility services or facilities in academies that they take a good look at CCS and their energy contracts.
Schools could make savings of over 40% on printers, copiers, scanners or multi-functional devices, with over 3,300 schools already benefiting from this photocopier and printer deal.
The current deal expires on the 31 August, and CCS are working with Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation (ESPO) and YPO on an improved deal to be in place by September/October.
Having identified a product that suited their requirement, Fitzjohn’s Primary School purchased 2 digital machines at 40% less than their previous costs. The £5,000 saving went towards improving student learning, with new art materials and more after-school clubs. The money also supported the school’s kitchen refurbishment.
“This deal delivers big savings and peace of mind – certainly best value. I’ve recommended it to other business managers and they’re seeing great results” said Frank Swan, Business Manager at Fitzjohn’s Primary School.
If you’re buying technology and you want the supplier to install and/or maintain the equipment, the ICT Services for Education framework is available. The deal was put together specifically for schools by the Department for Education and the CCS, with input received directly from schools. Recently, a school made use of this contract and achieved a saving of £100,000 per annum (£500,000 over the 5-year contract) on the previous contract price.
For purchases of ICT hardware items, like computers and laptops, we recommend first looking at CCS and other public sector buying organisation (PSBO) deals. PSBO deals provide preferential pricing, are legally compliant, have pre-agreed terms and conditions, and provide access to support and category expertise.
DfE‘s procurement guidance for schools and academies provides advice on how to plan and run an efficient procurement process.


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Game Designer Andrea Phillips warns of the consequences of going too far with alternate-reality marketing.
The blurring of lines between reality and fantasy can have serious consequences, as transmedia writer and game designer Andrea Phillips warned her audience at SXSW as she regaled with tales of alternate-reality marketing going too far. Phillips herself had been rebuked by NASA for her transmedia campaign for the movie 2012, for which she designed a website for the (however obviously) fictitious Institute for Human Continuity, espousing (again, obviously) fictitious scientific claims of the imminent end of the world. Even actual rocket scientists have a hard time telling hoax from reality. Phillips notes the case of the fictitious rain forest-destroying villain of the Brazilian alternate-reality game Zona Incerta being denounced on the floor of the very-real Brazilian senate floor.

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If you’re new here or have not yet experienced RED FOX, Welcome.
We have enjoyed our time in our beautiful, bright studio space, but it’s time to evolve.
We are moving out of our studio space in order to grow. It is just a location and Red Fox is more than a location.
What do these changes mean for the things I love about Red Fox?
Have no fear! Red Fox Creative Studio will continue to offer retreats, workshops and classes!
Really great things are on the horizon. Keep an eye out for that by subscribing for the little red newsletter (If you are not already on the mailing list).
Kayla has a new office/studio space where she will continue to offer her private and group therapeutic services, mindful expressive arts classes and workshops.
Kristin has her cozy art/encaustic studio space at the Complete Wheel Shop (a building that she owns with her husband). She will continue to offer her mindful creativity classes, workshops and private lessons there. Mindful Creativity Pop Ups will occur randomly.
What does this mean for RED FOX facilitators?
We are looking forward to what the future looks like for Red.
If you have any questions about this transition we encourage you to connect with us.
Red Fox Creative Studio nurtures creative people to be the agents of change in their own lives.
We envision a community where creatives inspire the spark of the creative light and spread it like wildfire.
We invest in our community by encouraging daily mindfulness practice, as well as, supporting individual and group creativity, to build community connections.
When creatives collaborate toward collective goals, we create meaningful change and well-being. Making art and practising mindfulness while nurturing self-worth influences people to feel connected and confident in their authenticity.


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We three have, after much discussion come to the conclusion that we have done as much here as we can. We have told our stories openly with as much candour as we can, leaving ourselves completely exposed in public, in the hope that others who have hesitated will come forward and speak as we have. There are some who have, many can be found on our links. Please try them and see what has happened to these other ones.
There is much more we could write, all of us have another 22 years during which we have grown, run, fallen, picked ourselves up and kept going. We have laughed and cried, worked and rested, worshipped and prayed. In short, we have lived our lives. But we have decided that those are other stories for other blogs.
We have only to complete what we want to say now.
The pain we have felt from these events has not healed or lessened over time. The common belief that 'time heals all wounds' is a fallacy. The wounds have become a part of us and we have learned to some extent how to live with them. We have learned to grow stronger and more courageous, we hope, in the process. Sometimes we are asked, do you think about this all the time? Of course not, but it is always with us. If you ask our gender, we don't have to stop and think, I'm a woman; it's just there. This is much the same and it is that much a part of each of us.
Nothing could ever justify what we, all of us Sikhs, went through. There can be no justification for evil and injustice nor should there be. Should twenty-two years be enough to start to distance ourselves from this? When young people say,'Get over it!' is there any validity to that? No, we will never get over this, nor should they ask us that of us. And we sincerely pray that they will never have a pain such as this to understand what we have been through.
For the two of us, Suni and Mai, the hardest part is facing the sheer hatred and maliciousness of people we had thought of as our brother-in-heritage Indians. (Vini never had this illusion.) Although we were both mothers in our thirties and thought of ourselves as worldly and sophisticated, in fact, we had been protected and sheltered from the sheer ugliness of our fellow humans. Although we read newspapers and saw television news accounts of such things the American civil rights movement, the various wars and the killing fields of Cambodia, these were things that happened to other people, people who weren't quite real to us. Now that has changed.
When we see a mother holding the dead body of her child in Iraq or a woman's vacant eyes after seeing her family hacked to death in Rwanda, we see and feel no difference between us and them; they are us and we are them. The horrors and injustices of our age continue. If not for one thing, the sheer evil around us would overwhelm us and render us useless.
But we have that one thing. We are Sikhs. We have a way of being in this world that both gives to us and demands of us the strength not to give up hope and not to stop fighting against the wrongs we see and experience. Along with everyone else, we saw on 9/11, with horror, airplanes fly into buildings and the world go mad.
With great apprehension, we saw pictures of the leaders of those who did these things. You saw those pictures and, we're sure had the same sinking feeling we did. You know, the beards and the turbans. Our fears were not baseless, as it turned out. Some of us have been murdered. Many of us, especially our keshdhari men, have had to learn to live with a new prejudice: Americans who hate us for being what we aren't, Muslim. Some little good, however, is coming out of this. People are beginning to learn who we are and a bit of what we believe in.
We know we are not going to solve the problems of the world with our little blog. But please accept this as a small sewa from three women who would like to make the world a little better, and to help Sikh sisters and brothers, especially our Khalsa sisters and brothers, to stand a little taller and be a little more determined to live up to being the people our Gurus taught us to be.
If anyone wants to add anything to this blog, just leave a comment or email us, we will be overjoyed to contact you. Or if you have any further questions or comments for us, we love to hear from you. We all have our private blogs, which we choose to keep private, except Mai, who invites you to visit her at sometimes 2 http://mai-sometimes.blogspot.com, if you wish.

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text: This thesis project is an exploration of process in both design and winemaking. Wine has long been a part of Virginia’s history and culture and in recent years has influenced architecture and design that is specific to winemaking and hospitality. Through an interior intervention, this project addresses the many challenges of marrying production and hospitality design criteria under one roof. The final design encourages understanding of process through links between production and consumption with both a winemaking facility and laboratory that are integrated into the surrounding hospitality-oriented spaces. This visual exposure to the facility stimulates patron interest and intuitive knowledge of the intricate nature of the winemaking process. The concept of process is revealed through the use of materials and their application, designed in such a way to encourage patrons to explore how they are constructed. The use of natural materials that patina are used to celebrate the aging process that is inextricably linked to both design and wine. In addition, new ways of using materials that are part of the winemaking process are employed to expose patrons to nuanced aspects of the process that otherwise remain hidden.


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This sparkling cocktail ring is like a disco ball sparkling underneath the spotlights! One hundred and seventy-one diamond rounds, 2.00 ct. t.w., blanket this polished sterling silver dome ring. Diamond ring.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Haiku from Beautiful Ring This is a beautiful ring. It is a little larger than I thought. I have order it twice. Once for me and one for my daughter.


text: As a child, Galina endured the horrors of the Holocaust, including the loss of her family. Now, at 74 years old, this survivor once again feels desperate and alone.Four years ago, Galina had major surgery on her pelvis, and since then it has been difficult for her to walk. Further complicating matters, Galina also suffers from hypertension and heart disease. These health problems force her to remain in her apartment; she often goes days without talking to another person. Galina has a son in Belarus, but he is wrapped up in his own life, and her daughter lives in the United States. For Galina, who can barely even afford to put food on the table, the thought of buying a plane ticket is out of the question. Thankfully, The Fellowship provides Galina with a bank card that allows her to purchase food and much-needed medicine. She is able to live with dignity and knows that she will not have to go without any basic necessities. She is so thankful to The Fellowship!


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The popular Idaho Pastor was shot six times, but is expected to recover.
Tim Remington, 55, Senior Pastor at the nondenominational Altar Church in Couer d’Alene, ID, was shot on Sunday afternoon, a day after he gave the invocation at a Ted Cruz Campaign Rally.
The popular Idaho Pastor was shot six times, and remained in critical condition at Kootenai Medical Center late Sunday afternoon. Remington was conscious and talking to emergency workers on the way to the hospital.
While he was in surgery, a crowd estimated at about 200 showed up at the hospital.
Outreach Pastor John Padula said that Remington suffered a shattered pelvis, a skull fracture, a broken arm and a punctured lung. He said that all bullets have been removed and Remington is expected to live.
Though this shooting came just a day after he prayed with the Republican candidate, Ted Cruz, there is no indication that the two are connected.
The church has surveillance video which is hoped to assist in identifying the shooter. Police described the suspect as a white man in his mid-30s, with blond hair. It appears that there is video surveillance of the man waiting in a silver car.
Witnesses at the scene have said that the suspect attended church services and then waited in his car for Remington to come out of the church before shooting him in the parking lot.
KHQ is reporting that the CDA Police Department have announced that 30 year old Kyle Odom is the suspect in this shooting.
Gaining a degree in counseling, Remington has had various outreach programs over the years, ministering to those with alcohol and drug problems. He now runs several programs, including Victim Offender Mediation, Family Mediation, Drug and Alcohol Counseling, among others.


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IDS Group employs professional engineers and designers who are experts in the fields of heating, ventilating, air conditioning, plumbing, piping, and fire protection. The mechanical and plumbing engineering division has designed HVAC, plumbing, process piping, irrigation systems, and fire protection systems for more than 250 public projects, which have included designs for the reconstruction and modernization of more than 100 facilities.
IDS Group is at the forefront of “green technology” and combines sustainable, energy-efficient, and environmentally-conscious designs as a significant component of each project. We are a member of the Green Building Council, on design teams for LEED-certified building projects, and employ several full-time LEED APs.


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Mexborough Athletic Miners’ Institute and Recreation Ground are pleased to welcome Mexborough Day Centre to the Community Campus Youth and Community Centre.
The day centre joins a number of partners working with the welfare to ensure that the Mexborough Community Campus vision takes shape.
Mexborough Community Campus, a project initiated with the support of Mexborough First Councillors and the South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner, aims provide social, welfare and recreational activities to the people of Mexborough and the surrounding towns.
The move by the day centre from Harlington Road to New Oxford Road singles a milestone in co-operation between DMBC and the Welfare, a local charity.


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How we solved the GDPR x Blockchain with ad-hoc private permissionless chains.
the right to erasure, a.k.a. the right to be forgotten, allowing subjects to request deletion of related personal data.
In the context of blockchain, GDPR poses an even greater challenge due to the intrinsic characteristics of the technology, even causing some projects to shut down and go out of business.
LTO Network came up with a solution makes it not only compatible with GDPR, but also desirable in the sense of data protection and privacy.
Blockchain technology brings numerous advantages when comes to security and trust. The irreversibility attribute makes blockchain the perfect tool for dispute resolution and transparency. At first glance, this feature makes any blockchain, public or private, incompatible with GDPR: one just can’t possibly erase or amend data once it’s on the chain.
One of the proposed solutions is storing encrypted data on the blockchain. If the encryption key is destroyed, the data become inaccessible. Unfortunately, the right to be forgotten requires the data to be erased rather than just being made inaccessible.
Hashing is a process that transforms data into a very long number through a mathematical formula. Unlike encryption, it’s impossible to get the original data from the hash. Identical data will always result in the same hash, but slightly altered data will always result in a very different hash. As such a hash can be used to verify that data has not been modified.
Putting a hash on the blockchain might still get you in trouble. A hash is still be considered personal data if it can be linked to the person. Let’s say the data contains a name and phone number. If you know this name and phone number, you can generate the relating hash and look for occurences of it in the blockchain.
LTO Network prevents the hash from being used for anything else than verifying received data, by putting it in an envelope together with a timestamp and some random data. The hash created form the envelope will never occur on the blockchain more than once. Additionally, the complete envelope, rather than just the personal data, is required to create the hash.
With a centralized system, personal data is uploaded to the system of an organization (the controller) for further processing. While this is possible under the rules of GDPR it’s putting a large burden on the organization to make sure the data is stored safely and isn’t being used in any other way than described by the data agreement.
The Live Contracts feature on LTO Network assist in this. A Live Contract is a digitized procedure where all the possible actions for each participant are predefined. The data is only made available within the context of the procedure and can only be used for specific actions within the procedure. Each Live Contract creates a new miniature private blockchain. This already sets the ground rules for the data agreement.
However, as a distributed system LTO Network can do one step better. Each participant will connect to the private blockchain via a node of his choosing. Each node has a private storage service, where users can store data. Users have complete control over data stored here, similar to data stored on a service like DropBox. They can remove their personal data at any time. The data is not shared or processed without a valid data processing agreement and explicit approval of the user.
With LTO Network, the node of the user is the controller. You are only a processor.
While this method of hashing and storing is useful for data minimization, the public key can still be used to track the actions of an identity on a blockchain. As such, each node of the blockchain is a data processor and requires a data processing agreement. A public chain has, by definition, a large amount of anonymous nodes. This anonymity makes consistent use of data agreements impossible. A private blockchain, on the other hand, does require each node to identity itself.
With a single private blockchain it is difficult to facilitate the right to be forgotten. When an individual wants to exercise this right, the whole blockchain would have to be erased or rewritten. While technically possible, this would severely affect the integrity of the blockchain.
LTO Network creates a private miniature chain for each process. Only the nodes selected by the parties involved have this chain, similar to other distributed systems like Git. To safeguard the integrity of these miniature chains, each event is anchored in the LTO permissionless public blockchain.
When requested, nodes can erase specific processes. Because GDPR states that data cannot be kept indefinitely, this happens automatically after a specified retention period. Should law require data to be stored for a longer period, data can be extracted before chain erasure.
A private sale is digitized as the Live Contract. During the sale, the organization is required to do KYC by identifying the customer and doing a risk assessment. To comply, the customer must supply a government issue ID as well as other personal information.
The first step of the procedure asks the user to provide personal information and upload his ID.
The application wraps this in an envelope and creates a hash. The envelope with the personal data is send to the node for storage. The customer signals he has performed the action by adding an event to the blockchain. The hash is also added to the event.
Because all possible states and actions are known, the customer can pre-approve the exact situation and purpose required for the organization to get access to the data. He is also allowed to retract this permission or erase the data at any time.
Further in the procedure, a state is reached where KYC is required to continue. The organization indicates it want to perform this action. For that is needs the data entered by the customer in the first step. The node of the organization forms a data request containing the reason the data is needed, the identity of the processor, the time will be stored for processing, etc. Accepting this request automatically forms a valid data processing agreement.
If the request matches a pre-approved condition, the organization will receive a copy of the envelope containing the personal data. Once the KYC action is performed, it will add an event to the blockchain, indicating the customer has been approved. After this, the node of organization will automatically erase all traces of the personal data.
In case the permission was retracted or the data was removed before the KYC, the organization will not get a copy of the data. This doesn’t hurt the integrity of the blockchain. The organization can simply deny participation of the customer and end the process.
When replaying the blockchain, it’s not necessary to have a copy of the personal data. The organization can verify it has done KYC because of the approval event on the blockchain with their signature on it.


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