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Edie Fischer was first introduced to Hot Yoga in the late 90's during a business trip to San Francisco. She fell in love with the physical and spiritual benefits of the practice, within a few years Edie felt the calling to teach. In the summer of 2006, Edie attended Jimmy Barkan's Yoga teacher training program in Fort Lauderdale and received her Hot Yoga certification. Edie has had the amazing opportunity to teach under the Yax brothers and Becky Crigger who supported her on her journey, for which she is truly grateful. After working 20 years as a Senior Corporate Manager she decided to pursue her passion as a yoga teacher and in 2007 opened Hot Yoga & Massage Studio, in Newport News, VA.
Edie has continued her training by studying with world renowned yoga teachers; Rolf Gates, Judith Lassiter, and Beryl Bender Birch. She has also had the opportunity to study yogic philosophy with Dr. Graham Schweig, PhD, author and comparative religion professor.
Edie brings her knowledge, compassion, and love of yoga to her community. Her love of yoga and years and years of experience is evident in the way she nurtures her students and the enthusiastic manner in which she conducts each class. Her focus is in technique, alignments, and modifications allowing each practitioner to experience yoga with success. Edie's gift to her students and teachers alike is the ability to tailor specific needs of each student allowing the individual to find their yogic path. She has truly found her life's calling and is thankful for those who have supported her. Edie's passion for yoga is evident in the way she lives her life, teaches, and inspires others.
Alice Opdyke
I have been practicing yoga regularly since 2015. Hot yoga is my preferred style because I feel more of a muscle lengthening, detoxifying effect than with other types I have tried. In 2016 I decided to become certified to teach due to of all of the changes I personally experienced after just a few months of attending classes at Hot or Not Yoga & Massage. I have always been active – doing exercise videos before school every morning at 10 years old, cheerleading for a decade, running marathons, and teaching Pilates – but as a result of hot yoga I am in the best shape of my life. My style of instruction is energetic and challenging, while still accessible to beginners. This journey has shown me what brings us to yoga and what we end up finding are fantastically different and continue to evolve beautifully over time. I aspire to help others on a path of their own – focusing on alignment and the breath to gradually increase flexibility and a better sense of wellbeing.
I am originally from the Midwest, where I earned my master's degree in Human Resources and Industrial Relations at the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management. My time during the week is split between my HR career and my family, including two young, spirited yogis.
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Michelle is an Air Force veteran of 11.5 years, has two Master's degrees, a Health Coach certification from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition in December 2013, and a recent graduate as an Ayurveda Health Practitioner at the Ayurveda College of Wellbeing in Puerto Rico with Dr. Light Miller. As an Ayurveda Health Practitioner Michelle intends to incorporate holistic approaches to well-being and compliment her yoga practice.
She began yoga in 2010 and fell in love with the practice and its benefits and has been committed ever since. After a year of practice, Michelle wanted to share these gifts and become a yoga teacher. She is registered with Yoga Alliance as a 500 RYT. In November 2011, she began her journey to become a yoga teacher at the Hot Yoga Massage Studio in Newport News, and expanded her knowledge in November 2014, as a graduate from Yax Yoga Concepts (Hot House Yoga), Virginia Beach, VA. To expound on yoga and Ayurveda teachings, Michelle studied under Mas Vidal and completed his 200 Hour Ayur-Yoga training which incorporates healing of the body, mind, and soul through the eight-limb path of yoga while balancing the doshas of Ayurveda and its practices.
Jeff started practicing yoga in 2009 as a way to add stretching and balancing once or twice a week to his weekly workouts. He quickly found out there was so much more and became drawn to the physical challenge. As his practice went from twice to five times a week Jeff became more interested in the mental and philosophical foundations of yoga. Jeff entered teacher training at Hot Yoga and Massage in 2011 to expand his knowledge and deepen his practice and quickly found that by working with students he was just as likely to gain as to impart knowledge. He continues to work on his asanas and to incorporate yoga into his lifestyle.
Jeff works as an engineer and brings an analytical approach to his practice. In his spare time, he enjoys doing any activity that will bring him outdoors. He can be found at the studio nearly every day and is always willing to spend time helping a client.
After many years as a group fitness instructor, Heather found herself turning to yoga to help deal with stress and injury. She has been teaching and practicing yoga since 1999, and She has studied Bikram, Anusara and Iyengar yoga, yoga anatomy, muscle testing/myofascial release, restorative and yin styles. She is also a CrossFit Level 1 Trainer.
Heather aims to help her students balance strength and flexibility, integrate breath work, and approach poses in different ways. She is also a mom of two and partner in a cyber security company, specializing in risk management.
Tiffany Jones started her journey into Yoga while attending college at ODU. She jumped at the opportunity to take a Hot Yoga class at a local studio not far from campus. The feeling of complete calmness, peace, and euphoria she recieved after her first hot class set the stage for the future. In 2014, Tiffany began an internship at Hot or Not Yoga and Massage Studio where she expanded on her love for yoga. Today, Tiffany is a registered yoga teacher (200 RYT)and advocates the importance of a mind body connection at the studio.
Leeanne Robinson knows that Yoga can literally save a life! After suffering a series of medical difficulties, a chance meeting with Edie Fischer (who offered a free Hot Yoga class) put Leeanne on the road back to health and mental rejuvenation. Finding her so-called niche with a mat and towel, Leeanne wanted to give back all that she had received through her practice. Attending Body Balance Studio teachers' training, she received her 200 RYT certification with Yoga Alliance along with anatomy and philosophy instruction. She is also working with special needs children in the Newport News school system to offer the coping skills through yoga practice. Leeanne is grateful for the opportunity to enhance others with her yoga classes and continues her education through workshops and seminars.
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"I teach yoga because I want to share what I love and I learn something new from the students every time I teach."
Spencer has been practicing yoga since 2010 and began practicing to enhance his overall physical health and fitness. Early in his journey, he recognized that there were physical, mental, and emotional benefits to a disciplined yoga practice. He enjoys the balance that yoga provides to his desk job. He received his 200 RYT in April 2014 from Hot Yoga and Massage Studio.
Spencer is a Certified Public Accountant and received his Master in Business Administration at Old Dominion University and his undergraduate degree from The College of William and Mary. He currently works for Christopher Newport University.
Teresa's yoga journey began in 2008 when she attended her first class at Hot Yoga & Massage Studio. After just a few classes she found yoga to bring amazing physical and mental benefits to her everyday life. In an effort to further her yoga journey, she completed her 200 RYT with Hot Yoga & Massage Studio in 2011 and began teaching in 2012. Teresa's passion is to encourage people like herself, who begin as not very flexible and are stressed with everyday life to reap the physical, mental and spiritual benefits of yoga.
I tried my first yoga class at CNU and fell in love from the beginning. I didn't know how or why it worked but I always felt a sense of peace that came throughout every class. It was a feeling that I didn't know how to achieve without yoga, and it kept me coming back to the mat again and again.
I came to HYM as a freshman for the heat and tranquility and have been here ever since. After a few years of practicing, I took the 2015 HYM 200 HR Teacher's Training. For me, hot yoga still feels like a mini vacation on warm beach, setting everything aside for 60 minutes just to slow down and enjoy the moment. It's such a refreshing experience for body and mind, so I try to make my classes as relaxing as possible.
I started practicing hot yoga when I was 48 yrs. old. Like most people I was looking for a good workout. I was very apprehensive about the heat. The idea of sweating was not appealing at all. Oh course that being said, after my first class I was hooked. Turns out the heat was the last thing on my mind. Just following the teacher's cues was all I could handle. The class was challenging, rewarding, and very calming. Eight years later I still feel the same way about practicing. Becoming a teacher allows me the honor of playing a small role in sharing that same joy I experienced during my first class. What yoga can do for a person physically and spiritually cannot be compared to any other physical modality of movement. In practicing yoga we learn to connect breathe with movement, which allows us to open up our bodies and minds. Yoga is a life long practice. It's not something you every really finish, because your body changes everyday, therefore your practice changes all the time. Practicing yoga teaches us to be present and mindful of our bodies, of our lives, and of the universe. Namaste :)
Alisha's first encounter with yoga was in 2008 when she experimented with it to heal from an injury. After practicing on and off for several years, she had begun to connect with her practice on a deeper level and craved more. She decided to attend teacher training in winter of 2015. After completing her certification, she began teaching and was finally able to say for the first time that she loved her job. It solidified a deep interest in health and wellness and she hopes to add to her education by studying nutrition in the future. She likes every type of yoga, from vigorous ashtanga and vinyasa to very gentle and restorative. She enjoys chatting with students after class and answering questions to help them deepen their practice both physically and mentally. She hopes to keep yoga a part of her life for many many years to come.
When Alisha isn't teaching she is a stay-at-home mom to her son and two fur-babies. She enjoys being outdoors, travel, reading, cooking and spending time with her big family.

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London, 17 July 2017 – The World Federation of Exchanges ("WFE"), which represents more than 200 market infrastructure providers including exchanges and CCPs, today responded to the UK Financial Conduct Authority's ("FCA") Discussion Paper on Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT).
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- The WFE is encouraged by regulators such as the FCA evaluating both the benefits and the risks DLT can bring. Regulatory authorities must remain focused on ensuring investor protection and the safety of markets whilst enabling innovation in financial technology.
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Nandini Sukumar, CEO, WFE said: "Regulators can enable innovation while ensuring investor protection and the safety of markets. We also believe that the technology focus is widening beyond DLT and FinTech to areas such as cloud computing, AI, big data and robotics. The UK is amongst the global leaders in FinTech and the FCA itself has a track record of nurturing an innovation-friendly supervisory environment. As the global industry body for exchanges and post-trade infrastructure, the WFE therefore welcomes the opportunity to feed into the FCA's thinking on DLT."
Gavin Hill, Head of Regulatory Affairs, WFE added: "As these technologies develop, it will be important to ensure regulated firms continue to take responsibility for core market functions, and that regulatory authorities closely monitor incumbents and new entrants alike."
The WFE's DLT mandate has included responses to multiple regulators over the past year. For more information please see: 1) the 2016 IOSCO/WFE research, 2) the 2016 ESMA Consultative Document; and 3) the recent response to the European Commission consultationon FinTech.
Click here to view the WFE's response to the FCA in full.
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About the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE):
Established in 1961, the WFE is the global industry association for exchanges and clearing houses. Headquartered in London, it represents over 200 market infrastructure providers, including standalone CCPs that are not part of exchange groups. Of our members, 41% are in Asia-Pacific, 40% in EMEA and 19% in the Americas. WFE exchanges are home to nearly 45,000 listed companies, and the market capitalisation of these entities is over $67.9 trillion; furthermore, around $84.18 trillion (EOB) in trading annually passes through the infrastructures WFE members safeguard (at end 2016).
The WFE is the definitive source for exchange-traded statistics, and publishes over 350 market data indicators. Its statistics database stretches back more than 40 years, and provides information and insight into developments on global exchanges.
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- During the Age of Reason, who was at the center of the universe?
- man
- What were the three main subjects that the leading writers during the Age of Reason tended to write on?
- science, ethics, government
- Name two important characteristics of the Age of Reason.
- moderation and order
- To whom did the "religion of reason" appeal?
- aristocratic and educated classes during 18th century America
- During the Age of Reason, who was seen at the center of all religion?
- man
- Which Christians beliefs were accepted by those who were part of the Age of Reason?
- only those that could be accepted by all men as truth
- What did American poets during the Age of Reason emphasize in their poetry?
- affairs on earth, not in heaven
- Name of a private journal, kept in code and never meant for public consumption.
- The Secret Diary of William Byrd
- Name of work written to provide an example for the author's descendants
- The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
Identfy the author of the following:
I wished to live without committing any fault at any time; I would conquer all that either natural inclination, custom, or company mightlead me into."
- Benjamin Franklin
- Identify the author of the following quote: "I read some Latin in Terence and had good health, good thoughts and good humor. Thank God Almighty. I said my prayers."
- William Byrd
- Name a work that is a good example of a Puritan spiritual autobiography.
- A Personal Narrative
- Why was PERSONAL NARRATIVE written?
- to teach about and to reveal the working of God's grace in his own life


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My friend LaDonna made this one night for a Primary presidency meeting we had at her house. I took one bite, and thought I'd died and gone to heaven. I immediately asked for the recipe because I knew my life wasn't complete without having it. It's just lemony enough, but not too lemony. Mmmm.
Lemon Velvet Cake
1 box lemon cake mix
1- 3.4 oz box instant lemon pudding
¾ cup cold water
¾ cup vegetable oil
4 eggs
Glaze: (I usually 1 ½ times this recipe because I like extra yumminess)
2 Tbsp butter
2 tsp hot water
2 cups powdered sugar
1/3 cup lemon juice
Grease 9x13 pan; preheat oven to 350 (325 for glass pan). Beat cake mix, pudding mix, cold water, oil and eggs together until well mixed. Bake for 30-35 minutes. While baking, combine glaze ingredients, beat. When cake is removed from the oven, poke all over with a large fork and pour glaze on the hot cake. Let cool – IF you can stand waiting.


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"...composer/drummer Ronald Shannon Jackson uses a three-guitar and two-bass group on Red Warrior, creating a dense musical backdrop for his inspired arrangements. The "stripped down" band configuration is reflected in the loose, jam session feel of the record, which...includes a good number of blues-based tracks ("Ashes," "Gates to Heaven," and "In Every Face"). This is not to say Red Warrior is a straightforward record, by any means. As is Jackson's inclination, the mix is expanded with plenty of jazz improvisation, weaves of effects-riddled guitar lines, complex head statements, and, of course, the drummer's pan-stylistic rhythmic support. The album also contains a variety of material, including the "Mahavishnu Orchestra meets Dr. John," New Orleans shuffle blues "Red Warrior" and the sprawling, free-form "Elders." Excellent contributions are made by the entire band, which includes guitarists Jef Lee Johnson, Steve Salas, and Jack DeSalvo and bassists Ramon Pooser and Conrad Mathieu. Red Warrior is just one of several, very impressive releases to be put out in the last two decades by Jackson, who, like contemporary composer Henry Threadgill, has unforgivably been overlooked and unsung all these years."This record was re-issued by Knitting Factory's label and is available on Amazon as a download. The song featured below is only available if you download the whole record, not as a single track...Enjoy.
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The SaaS Success Database
Co-written with my colleague Neeraj Agrawal and originally appeared in TechCrunch.
What does it take to build a billion-dollar SaaS enterprise-software company? We gave a 30,000-foot answer to this complex — and fascinating — question in a recent TechCrunch post, The SaaS Adventure.
To recap: We've observed seven key phases in most SaaS companies' go-to-market success. Most of the phases center around a mantra we call "triple, triple, double, double, double" (T2D3 for short), referring to a company's annualized revenue growth.
We dubbed this journey the "SaaS Adventure," which is broadly how we view the job of a VC: to serve as a more experienced travel guide to SaaS companies in their climb to the billion-dollar summit and, hopefully, beyond.
We got a very strong response to the SaaS Adventure post and the T2D3 concept. We were also, at the same time, impressed with fellow VC Aileen Lee's original unicorn-company analysis, which she just updated with some new lessons last month. All this spurred us to conduct a more in-depth analysis of SaaS companies.


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Featured Find: Exclusive 20% off Personalized Jewelry
We couldn't be more in love with our personalized pieces from Isabelle Grace Jewelry. Amazing personalized necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, and keepsakes. We both chose necklaces with our kids' names and their respective birthstones. So unique and such wonderful quality (the kind of piece you can wear every single day with no signs of wear). We partnered up with IGJ to give Little Listers an exclusive 20% off coupon. We think this is a great one to send to the hubs as a nice hint for an upcoming Mother's Day gift. Use code littlelist20 to get this sitewide discount.
ISeeMe Personalized Books: 30% off!!!
Hands down, one of our favorite gifts to give and receive is a personalized book via ISeeMe! The books are super high quality, creative… and is there anything better than seeing your own name and picture in a hardcover book? We recently got one as a baby gift and it's one of those things we know he will have forever. Now through 10/16, you can score 30% off sitewide with code FRIEND30. We love this "NAME, Can Change the World" book… think we need this more now than ever!!Expires: Monday October 16th, 2017 7:15am
Isabelle Grace Jewelry: Exclusive discount, just in time for Mother's Day!
Mother's Day is just about a month away! Whether you need a gift for your own mom, one to suggest for your family to get you, or want to celebrate being a mom (you deserve it!!), Isabelle Grace Jewelry has some wonderful personalized jewelry options. We've both loved wearing our daughters' initials as necklaces since they've been born and look forward to adding a new initial this summer! There are also some great bracelets, gift options for kids and men, and other beautiful hand-crafted, made in USA pieces. Little Listers can get an exclusive 20% off with code littlelist (which stacks with existing sale)! Put those orders in for Mother's Day (or Father's Day), as they can require 2-3 weeks (given that they are hand-crafted and personalized).
BaubleBar + Target = super cute jewelry at reallllly good prices!
We are so smitten over the launch of SUGARFIX for BaubleBar at Target… we already love BaubleBar for its trendy pieces at great prices (such an easy fashion refresh!), and the prices are even better! So many great pieces starting at $9.99. Pictured earrings are just $12.99!
1/2 off your first SprezzaBox for men – Valentine's Day gift for the hubs?
We are loving this monthly box subscription for our men – just $25-28 per box (with free shipping) and every one is guaranteed to have a retail value of $100! For a limited time, new customers receive HALF OFF their first box. Just point your browser to SprezzaBox and a window will pop up for the offer. We think it'd be the perfect little Valentine's Day gift (or anytime gift) to let your hubs know that you are thinking of them.
Our Favorite Black Friday Weekend Sales
While here's a list of our favorite sales, be sure to follow us in our Facebook group where we are posting up to the minute deals on our favorite products for you and baby!
J. Crew – 40% Off your entire purchase
Gymboree – 50-80% off Plus free shipping
Land of Nod – 20% Off almost everything + Free shipping (through Monday). Their Tee-Pees are just $99 too!
Stride Rite – BOGO 50% Off
Peek Kids – 25% Off Everything – Clothes for Boys and Girls
FirstBike – 40% Off any FirstBike or accessory
Pippa and Julie – Extra 60% Off (Friday only) – Amazing Girls Dresses, get your Christmas outfits done!
Carters + Oshkosh – We've seen better prices, but the free shipping is always nice!
A little Lady Shop – 25% Off Felt Bows with code FELT25
Petit Pehr – 40% off + Free shipping – Adorable storage bins!
Pediped – 30% Off + Free shipping on $30+
Tea Collection – Loads of items for just $15!
Bauble Bar – 35% off Everything – Grab some cute jewelry for your friends for Christmas
Summer Infant – 25% Off Sitewide
H&M – 20% Off your Entire Purchase + Free Shipping
Pottery Barn – $19 Faux Fur Slipper Booties and other good finds like $9 Stockings
Pottery Barn Kids – 20% Off plus free shipping with code OHWHATFUN
Diapers.com – Up to 70% Off. Includes our faves like 30% Off Bravado our favorite nursing bras
20% Off Janod Story Box
Janod is one of our favorite toy brands. We love the classic wooden pieces that evoke classic creative play. This circus is one of our girls favorite toys of all time. Rarely do we see Janod go on sale, but right now this circus story box set is 20% off (what an AMAZING first birthday gift!). Also the adorable farm story box is the same price. Scoop them up while you can 🙂
Extra 20% Off Pottery Barn and PBK Plus another hint for savings
Take 20% Off your entire order at Pottery Barn with code M64D-G76N-N6TZ or Pottery Barn Kids with code FW9K-GMT4-WGC6. ALSO, if you have an Amex card, there's a spend $50 get $10 Amex offers you need to enroll in NOW. I mean, it's 20% off your entire order so get some stuff for Christmas, buy a Halloween costume, decorate your house…whatever it is you need, now's a great time to do it! Note: Excludes online furniture purchases. I might pick up an Elf on the Shelf because it's hard to find a sale on them this early! Here it's $29 with free shipping and the 20%…Not bad!
Featuring an Exclusive Offer From Minted Feather Ink Studio
We were given a new baby gift from the Minted Feather Etsy shop and knew we had to show it to our Little List community. The picture to the right is the framed birth detail I was given from her shop when R was born. How amazing?! Now, you can take 10% off your next order with code MintedFeather10. The shop also has hand written sayings that come on high quality paper ready to be framed, as well as on notebook, balloons, mugs etc. This blogger received a notebook as a gift and found it as adorable as we do. So check out Minted Feather's page, show her some love (she's a mom of 2) and don't be afraid to ask her for some custom work or to use your own favorite saying. I even hired her to do all the invitations and placards for my sisters shower!
Widgeon Girls Coats On Sale INCLUDING the Warm Plus Favorite Jacket!
Widgeon is one of our favorite coat brands. We love their fuzzy, cozy, sophisticated and modern style. When there's a sale, the price is right too! Here are some of our picks: One. R and A must have this leopard pom pom vest (originally $54 for $19). Two. This white hooded jacket would be perfect all winter long (originally $106 now, $52). Three. This fun pink widgeon vest, available in 4 colors is just $30 (originally $60) Four. A classic quilted jacket for fall, and at half price (just $30)!!! Five. If you have a baby, you HAVE to have this fleece velcro jacket. It NEVER goes on sale, but you can use the diapers.com 25% off SAVETEMBER code to drop the price from $50 to $37. I need to shout it from the rooftops!! Six. For the funk-a-dunk mom who wants to spend a little more, this shaggy coat just cracks me up (originally $128, not $62)
BoBo the Buckle Bear, Giving Toddler Moms Free Time In the Morning Since 2014
As working moms, we need a few seconds to get ready in the morning without somebody coming into the bathroom and dumping our toothbrushes in the toilet or opening every jar of hair gel. Enter BoBo the buckle bear or Buster the buckle square. Our toddlers are enamored with buckles so when we told a friend of our morning dilemma, she recommended we place BoBo 'unbuckled' in the crib so when the toddlers wake up, BoBo will provide at LEAST 10 minutes of pure captivation. BoBo is on sale at Amazon for $15 (originally $30) with $5 shipping and Buster is $20 shipped as well. Can you really put a price on free time in the morning?
Fisher-Price 3-in-1 Bounce, Stride and Ride Elephant – $27
This toy is so hot is deserves it's own post. Our little ones got it for Christmas and still play with it almost daily at 18 months. You can get it here for $27 (marked down from $40) with free in-store pick up you can also get it here with free shipping! – Think Christmas…Think Birthdays…this price point is seriously so good!
Vera Bradley Baby Sale is Back! Diaper Bags, Outfits and Gifts Galore
Looking for a gift? Looking to spend under $20…here you go! Insanely adorable outfits for baby girls are just $12.99 (originally $49), onesies with a hat and rattle (great coming home outfit or outfit to welcome a new baby!!) are just $18 Marked down from $66. I'm also loving their plush blankets for just $14!!! Shop around the sale. There are some great gift ideas for Mother-in-Laws floating around this sale too. Free shipping starts at $75.
8 Piece NUK Gerber Pacifiers & Clips FOR $7.99!
We only wish both our daughters took a paci to calm down! Had they, we would have been ALL over this deal… This 8 piece set retails for almost $40 and here it is for $7.99. You will see it listed for $9.99 but use code RqObkPOy and get an additional $2 off. Each order will receive a total of 8 pieces: 4x Silicone Nuk Little Suzy's Zoo Pacifiers + 4 Matching Design Clips. Size 2 is 6-18 months. Price includes shipping too!
Up to 45% Off Spanish Clothing Brand, My Macarena
My Macarena is the first Spanish children's boutique in the US focused on fine clothing…and we are loving their 45% off sale going on now! The clothes really are high quality and unique like these practically edible-they're-so-adorable bonnet outfits. #QueenReese is wearing this dress in the picture and right now it drops from $44 to $30 (totally do-able for a special occasion outfit). The outfits for little boys are really different and cool and hover around the same price point during the sale. We especially like this tee shirt and shorts set that drops from $45 to $28. Standard shipping adds $4.
Pottery Barn Pre-K Backpacks Start at $11 + Free Shipping
B Parn is all over back to school already, but that's okay with us when backpacks are just $17! One of our little ones is going to daycare in September and it's time to start buying all this cute fun stuff. Some styles like this Zebra print drop from $30 to just $11! Our choice? This Navy and print geo print pre-k backpack for just $17…plus free shipping!
Summer Infant, Summer Sale – 2 pack Swaddles for $6!
There are some great finds to be had at the sale going on at Summer Infant right now. A 2 pack of organic swaddles drop from $23 to $6! And mobiles can be super expensive…but ADORABLE one with elephants is just $12! For $95 this changing table appears to be really good quality and worth the money if you need an extra one in your house you can trust. They also have full bedding sets that drop to $45, so take a peek around.
2015 UPPAbaby G-Luxe in Jade $40 Off PLUS Free Shipping
We are long time fans of the UPPAbaby umbrella strollers (one of us bought the other one as a shower gift :)) So we are excited that one of the most popular colors and styles of UPPABaby is on sale for $40 off – The G-Luxe in Jade drops from $259 to $219!! UPPAbaby fans know this is a rarity, so pass it along to a friend, or grab one for yourself!
Mega Bloks 100pc set for just $10
Mega Bloks are an essential in our household. We even bring 5-6 pieces in the car to keep the little ones entertained! This deal on getting a 100pc set for just $10 (originally $25) is a SUPER deal. You can also pick up in store for free which makes the deal even sweeter.
FATHER'S DAY GIFT IDEA! The Tie Bar Style Box – 2 Coordinating Ties + 1 Matching Pocket Square – $49
As you know we don't only post deals and sales, we love to post items that are good values in and of themselves. Since we just launched our Father's Day gift guide we wanted to call out some of our favorite values for on the coolest items we found dads. The Tie Bar has been a staple in my family for a couple years now. We are so excited that they've teamed up with Nordstrom to create Style Boxes. It's two ties plus a pocket square that coordinates with both ties for just $49. We think their ties (and bowties!) are some of the hippest around, on top of their great prices it's the perfect Father's Day gift. Since it's Nordstrom, it's free shipping too.
Isabelle Grace Dad Keychains & Jewelry: EXTRA 25% Off!
You may have seen us highlight Isabelle Grace Jewelry in the past – we love their personalized picks for us mamas! Well, they are now having a sale for the dads. There are some great keychains and dog tags (you can engrave with your children's names) for 25% off. Use code DAD25 and score some nice savings. We think this stamped keychain is a special gift from a child to a daddy and it drops from $24 to $18 with code. Shipping starts at around $3, and if you order by 6/14, there is guaranteed Father's Day delivery!
The PERFECT Birthday Present – Pottery Barn Duffle Bags On Sale Starting at $15!
The overnight duffle bag is one of the most needed and overlooked gifts out there in our opinion. Who doesn't need one!? We were packing the girls clothes in our bags until we got this as a gift, and oh man, it was perfect. They are on sale now at Pottery Barn for a FRACTION of the cost. Check this bug version out for boys for just $15 (originally $40!) We also think this Captain America version for $25 (originally $44) is super fun too! For the girls, the peacock version has the same price drop, but we really love the geo print that drops to $22. Shipping is free too!
Classic Men's Pullovers: Starting at $23 #FathersDay
That special day where we celebrate some of the very most special men in our lives is less than 20 days away… and we know we aren't the only ones that have a hard time finding new and exciting presents for our dads and hubbies each year! Over the next couple weeks, we will be sprinkling in some best bets to buy your men and will also share a gift guide. We think this Charles River pullover (available in 10 colors) is a great gift as an add-on or for a smaller gift, starting at just $23. Our hubs love a good game of golf and this is perfect for the greens or for a night out. It also ships free with Amazon Prime.
Don't Pay a Fortune for Gear at Disney Parks – Shop this 40% off Sale and Bring Everything With You!
I'm going to let you in on a secret…If you're going to Disney on a family trip, you don't have to buy ANYTHING at the park and pay a fortune. Shop a sale like this and bring everything there with you (do you think your little kids will honestly know the difference?) Hundreds of items are on sale as part of Disney's Twice Upon a Year sale so this a great time to fill your suitcases or pick up some birthday presents. So many great items on sale like PJs for just $10 or character sunglasses and flip flops starting at $2.99. We have also been kind of collecting/hoarding all the adorable plush toys (just $6) which both girls just LOVE. Shipping is free at $75 with code SHIPMAGIC.
Lands End Bathing Suits $9 for the Kids
Lands End is having a 65% off sale right now. We are using it to pick up some rash guards for the girls (just $9) and cover ups like this really cool pictured one for just $13 (originally $30). For the boys, swim trunks and rash guards start at just $8. Free shipping starts at $50. Happy Summer 🙂
Successfully Transitioning into a Big Kid Bed with Naturepedic
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Successfully Transitioning into a Big Kid Bed with Naturepedic Sleep. So important, yet as mamas we get so little of it (unless you are one of those very, very lucky ones that got an amazing
Beautiful Minted.com Holiday Cards with Money-Saving Tips
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Beautiful Minted.com Holiday Cards with Money-Saving Tips Sharing some of our favorite tips for creating beautiful cards while saving time & money! I've always loved holiday cards - receiving them, creating them, and sending them.
Little List: Top 11 Favorites for Baby #2
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Little List: Top 11 Favorites for Baby #2 One of the most FAQs we've gotten continuously over the past 4 months, from both friends and Little Listers, has been "so what products did you get
UPPAbaby VISTA Stroller & MESA Car Seat Review
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I didn't agree with everything Gartner Research Fellow Ken McGee said in his keynote address at the Gartner BI conference in Los Angeles this week. A few attendees said he'd shortchanged overworked CIOs who really do understand their bosses' business goals, and he might have sent conflicting messages of success for the CEOs and survival for the CIOs he interacts with.
McGee did score points and caught the crowd square though, with a simple response to a longstanding question for many of us in and around information technology. It was an answer to the most common question he hears (and we all hear year after year) from flat or down-budgeted CIOs:
"How do I do more with less?"
His answer?
"Do less."
Or, in the world of flat IT budgets he described, decide when entering a new or profitable area to make it easier by getting rid of what's not really helpful.
Okay, cutting off the bottom while adding to the top is easier said than done. You can't unwind technology infrastructure the same way you create it, but the message deserves a thank you.
At a minimum, this is a good defense for IT, for enduring more years of flatlined budget status quo than we ever imagined was possible. Plainly, McGee defends IT in his call for a CIO manifesto to insist that business-mounted projects answer to the goals of CEO, and that the chief executive agree with the CIO that they be the measure of undertaking a new project.
He did blame IT for its habit of hoarding what it has built. "If we are very honest we know that most IT practitioners hold onto things. They accumulate stuff. They are encumbered by not being able to let go of things."
Fair enough, but IT is also the shepherd of assets assigned. The way budgets are cut and sometimes freed (in unrenewed licenses, consolidation, sunsetting etc.) falls to a different process than new business initiatives that call for new projects. Business doesn't look at revenue enhancement like it looks at cost cutting, and certainly doesn't claim to do both things at the same time. But I'd agree that IT is usually in a better position to know what it no longer needs than the business does.
What could be carried over from McGee's manifesto is that budgets could be incented and managed (in the same way he suggested CIOs ought to be compensated by project financial performance) by cutting elsewhere in a risk/reward kind of way. The results may not be apples for apples, but it is a start.
McGee said again and again that what CEOs want is organic growth, growth, growth. That usually calls for new projects requiring IT, and the preferred illusion for business is that a finite and shrinking IT resource should be endlessly elastic to demand.
To the CEO audience that wasn't at Gartner's BI event, McGee rhetorically suggested the CIO's pitch to the CEO would include "freeing up time and money, using more than 50 percent of the training budget for new things that will be needed," and 15 other things to just stop doing. They all make similar good sense.
Among them, quit putting the organization's IT expenses in the CIO's budget. Stop holding onto unfunded projects and send them back to the organization to come back next year and try again. Stop issuing RFPs.
It's tough love and it's not all realistic for all decisions that span IT's influence over core business competencies, even if it often falls to IT to execute those competencies. But it beats the weak diplomacy of IT and business whistling past one another in the hallways.
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The Elizabeth F. Gamble Horticultural Library is a non-circulating reference library for use on-site by the public, volunteers, and horticultural staff. We are thrilled to share it with you!
To use: The collection is available in the Gamble Garden Main House during open hours 9am-2pm. Click below to access library titles through our online catalog. You may search the catalog via your laptop or iPhone at the library; or, search it from home before you visit.
Type in search words for author, title or subject and click the appropriate button. If you are not sure of the exact title or subject, type in a word or two and search both files. Press a highlighted (blue) title to see the Item's detail page which might give more searching ideas.
Note: the catalog is not forgiving of misspellings and the search help button does not apply to Gamble.
Books are arranged in the library by an alphabetical call number system, a common classification used in colleges and specialized libraries, which is sorted by letter first and then by number. For example, QL464 comes before SB419 which is followed by SB450.
We welcome your comments and feedback on our new catalog!
Air Plants: the Curious World of Tillandsias by Zenaida Sengo. Timber Press, 2014. To find it in the library, look for: SB 413 T52 Sen
This is possibly the only book written about these trendy, easy-care plants. Air plants don't need soil, so you can dangle or perch them anywhere (in shells, rocks, driftwood, a crystal sherbet container) that fit in your office or home. They do need minimal care. There are many varieties with lots of display opportunities. It's all covered here, with lovely photos.
Field Guide to Butterflies of the San Francisco Bay and Sacramento Valley Regions by Arthur M. Shapiro and Timothy D. Manolis. University of California Press, 2007. To find it in the library, look for: QL551 SHA
Filling a gap in the library's collection, this butterfly book is the definitive resource for the beginning and experienced butterfly watcher by one of the nation's best known professional lepidopterists. Thorough information on all the butterfly species found in this region is covered, including the spectacularly named California Tortoiseshell, West Coast Lady, Red Admiral and Golden Hairstreak.
The Indestructible Houseplant: 200 beautiful plants that everyone can grow by Tovah Martin. Timber Press, 2015 To find it in the library, look for: SB 419 MAR
Hooray! The book jacket screams: "Hundreds of houseplants you can't kill." The key? Pick the right plants. Included in this title are tough but beautiful plants that can thrive in less-than-ideal conditions. You can also learn to pot, repot, water, fertilize these plants as well as tips on how to display the plants.
The Vegetable Gardener's Guide to Perma-Culture: Creating an Edible Ecosystem by Christopher Shein with Julie Thompson.Timber Press, 2013. To find in the library, look for: S494.5 SHE
Take your organize gardening to the next level by learning the low-maintenance secrets of permaculture, that is, how to live in harmony with nature to create a bountiful and sustainable harvest. Shein, who teaches these gardening methods at Merritt College in Oakland, describes how to build a thriving ecosystem with the least possible expenditure of time, effort and use of the earth's resources. The author has started dozens of community, school and market gardens in the East Bay.
Weeds of North America by Richard Dickman and France Royer. University of Chicago Press, 2014. To find it: SB613 DIC
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Hanna Barbera Productions has produced many different cartoon shows over the years. Laff-A-Lympics (1977-1978) provides an opportunity to bring these various characters together in a weekly sport competition with creatively unorthodox events, while traveling around the world.
Snagglepuss and Mildew Wolf from The Catanooga Cats Show are the commentators.
The athletes are split into three teams. Team #1 is the Yogi Yahooeys with Yogi Bear as captain. They are all animal characters from The Huckleberry Hound Show, The Yogi Bear Show, and Quick Draw McGraw, along with Grape Ape.
Team #2 is the Scooby Doobies with Scooby Doo as captain. This group is all mystery solver characters from The Scooby Doo Show, Dynomutt the Dog Wonder, Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels, and Speed Buggy, along with Hong Kong Phooey and Babu from Jeannie.
And team #3 is the Really Rottens. Other than team captain Mumbly, who has a striking resemblance to Muttley, these characters are all brand new to the Hanna Barbera franchise. Some of which are highly similar, like the Creepleys who are much like the Gruesomes from The Flintstones and Dread Baron who resembles Dick Dastardly.
On occasion, other characters make guest appearances. Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble come by to demonstrate an event and Jabberjaw makes appearances as a guest referee, particularly for the water events. Don't worry, he doesn't bite.
As the three teams compete for the Laff-A-Lympics gold medal, the Rottens always look for ways to cheat while the Yogis and Scoobys work hard to earn the prize fairly. Sometimes the Rottens lose points for cheating, but only when they get caught. I'm surprised that it doesn't happen often.
I don't know how they select which athletes to do which events, but the creativity he or she provides makes them exciting to watch. It's kind of like picturing these characters as video game heroes.
The scoring system is always the same, 25 points for first place, 15 points for second, and 10 points for third. On rare occasions, there's a 50-point bonus included for the really difficult events. Unfortunately, none of the teams have ever won it. It can be overwhelming if you think about it.
Each episode features six events, three in one country and three in another. Yet there's no mention of the transportation used to get to these places so efficiently. It makes me wonder what these athletes do to party while they travel.
I enjoyed this series for its mixture of characters and exciting competition. Even though the Rottens never learn about cheating, it's good to know that the Yogis and Scoobys are good sports toward one another.


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SAA (South African Airways) general manager of operations, Zuks Ramasia, says even though womens month is ending next week, her company will continue to celebrate women.
Speaking on Morning Live, Ramasia says on Thursday morning an all-female crew for flight SA313 will fly from Johannesburg to Cape Town. In 20 years, the national airliner has managed to transform this traditionally male dominated business into an 80% male and 20% female environment across all skills including the complex areas.


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The Asper School of Business Accounting Association (ASBAA) is the largest and most recognized student group in the faculty aside from the Commerce Students' Association. We are committed to the growth of our members and we strive to aid them in their pursuit towards a career in Accountancy. We also provide students the opportunity to gain an understanding as to what the CPA designation has to offer. In addition, various speakers are invited to our member meetings who will give insights into the world of accounting that may not be touched upon in the classroom. We also try to have a lot of fun along the way!
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- Networking – get a jump start on networking by meeting other accounting students as well as take part in various opportunities to mingle with accounting professionals and faculty in field (through our member meetings & various events throughout the year).
- Be a part of our Mailing List – E-mails will be sent out throughout the year regarding ASBAA events, other Accounting events & case competitions, volunteer opportunities, scholarship information, and other opportunities that come up throughout the year. It's a great way to stay informed throughout the year and get involved. It also looks great to put that you are an ASBAA member on your resume!
- Discounts – most events offer deep discounts to ASBAA members, plus you get free pizza at our meetings!
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Maryland's U.S. marshal is urging federal judges to postpone opening the $35 million federal courthouse in Greenbelt, saying inadequate security plans will pose a risk to judges, prosecutors and others.
Unless more money is appropriated for security, said U.S. Marshal Scott A. Sewell, some guards will be moved from the Garmatz federal courthouse in Baltimore -- making it one of the few urban courthouses without 24-hour security.
A federal hiring freeze imposed more than a year ago prohibits adding deputy marshals and court security officers for the Greenbelt building, which will be a Southern Division satellite to the Baltimore courthouse. Marshal Sewell said he has no choice but to stretch his staff to cover the Greenbelt courthouse, expected to open in July.


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This is a blog about the home ed. adventures I have with Elijah, 13 and Jasmine, 12. It's also a journal of my reflections on family, teaching, writing, faith and life.
Monday, November 23, 2009
Natural Learning ... our day so far
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lol - I hope you found some chocolate as your prize.ReplyDelete
Kids left to their own imaginations really are just amazing, aren't they?
So what did you do next?
No chocolate was found, just an Anzac biscuit I made yesterday. If I was desperate I would eat a teaspoon of dry milo powder!ReplyDelete
Next ... it's a blur now. Kids ran riot for a while longer, then I enforced/ encouraged the cleanup of coins (by making it a competition to collect the highest $total. They watched play school and cartoons, then played with Polly Pocket dolls and cars in a fold out book dollhouse.
P. came home while dinner was cooking, and after dinner I took the kids for a walk in the misty rain. They're in the bath now. Then we'll read a chapter or two of the Flat Stanley trilogy, and hopefully everyone will drift peacefully off to sleep ... ha ha!


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Just as the corporate and government landscapes don't resemble what they looked like a few years back, the effort to stem hunger in this country is a markedly changed operation, too.
In 1980, less than 50 soup kitchens and pantries dotted Maryland. Today, there are nearly 600. Food collection drives, once confined to Thanksgiving week, are now held by churches and synagogues year-round. Area soup kitchens and food pantries, once temporary set-ups, now stay open most of the week to satisfy mounting demand. And the people in need of food -- in the past predominantly single, poor men -- now include families, children, minimum-wage workers who can't meet increased housing costs and unemployed white-collar workers.
"We see college-educated people who have done all the right things, people like you and me," reports Nancy Chilton, who runs a food pantry for the Assistance Center of Towson Churches.


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I am joining in with the lovely Lipsy @ Lipsy's Lost and Found's feature which highlights our week in books. A similar theme is run by Sam @ Taking On A World of Words.
Right now I am reading: Love, Lies, and Spies by Cindy Anstey, and The Loose Ends List by Carrie Firestone.
I recently finished reading Sudden Death by Álvaro Enrigue, Uprooted by Naomi Novik [review here], and Obsession by Nora Roberts (which I absolutely LOVED).
I want to start reading The Rose & The Dagger by Renee Ahdieh, but I also REALLY want to read The Raven King by Maggie Stiefvater (which is arriving today), so that might be next after TRK.
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Tinian residents weigh in on divert-airfield announcement
15 Feb 2016
- By Laila Younis-Boyer
TINIAN — While some people wondered whether to join the hot pepper eating contest at the Tinian Hot Pepper Festival on Saturday, several residents also chewed on the military's recent decision to have the divert airfield here.
And most said while they do have concerns, it is a good thing.
The 12th Annual Tinian Hot Pepper Festival was well underway with the Biking Association of Tinian's 65K race completed and most booths opened to sell local crafts, products and the island's famous hot peppers.
Picnic tables filled up with families and friends listening to dignitaries making their welcoming remarks as part of the opening ceremonies. They included acting Gov. Victor Hocog, Tinian Mayor Joey Patrick San Nicolas, Marianas Visitors Authority Managing Director Perry Tenorio and Tinian Municipal Council Chairman Ray Cing.
On Thursday, Lt. Gen. Anthony Crutchfield, deputy commander, U.S. Pacific Command, and Rear Adm. Babette Bolivar, commander, Joint Region Marianas, announced the decision to have the divert airfield on Tinian.
Asked for comment on Saturday, several Tinian residents shied away, asking that the hot topic be sent to the other tables.
At one of the tables, Keith Nabors said: "It is going to help us in the long run. We are trying to get more charter flights to help with our casino industry so the improvements they plan to make at the airport I think are improvements that are headed in the right way."
He added, "As long as they stay with their promise of the eight-week period, which is two months out of the year for training, I don't see it as a problem."
Tinian's Board of Education member, Florine M. Hofschneider, also welcomes the development, but she would like to see that all military training and exercises stay on the northern tip of the island.
"We also need to start working on how it is going to affect the community and try to mitigate the impact," she said. "I had a chance to visit the Marine Corps Air Station in Iwakuni, Japan and they had to double the windows in the schools to mitigate the noise from the airfield."
Tinian Health Center nurse practitioner Arley Long said she would rather have the divert air field instead of the earlier proposed live-fire ranges.
With the divert airfield, "most likely they are going to build a base and add improvements that would be beneficial for the island," she said.
"Any negotiation with the military should be beneficial for the island, whether it is getting a new school gymnasium or improving the hospital or expanding the growth of our community — anytime that is managed well, it will be good for us."
For his part, Tinian Mayor San Nicolas said his office is preparing an official statement, but did say he had "mixed feelings" about the military's announcement.


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Kensington Park School is looking to appoint a well-qualified, enthusiastic and inspirational graduate teacher who is confident specialising in one or two, or teaching all of the Humanities subjects including History, Geography and RE to pupils in years 7 through to GCSE.
The post would be suitable for either an accomplished teacher with the skills and experience to develop the department - and perhaps be considered for the role of Head of Faculty - or for an ambitious person who is relatively new to teaching and who can see potential in making their mark on this new school. In some cases, candidates who are capable of teaching A Level may also be asked by the Headmaster to contribute towards teaching the Sixth Form. You will be working alongside like-minded colleagues and guided by experienced managers.
Kensington Park School is split over two sites to the north and south of Kensington Gardens. The Sixth Form, in Queen's Gate, opened its doors to pupils last year. We are now looking to staff the main school which is situated a short walk east of Notting Hill, in Queensway, for boys and girls aged 11–16. The School opens this September and we have already had strong interest from families for entry into our various age groups. Although we are a new school, we have been fortunate to attract a team that has a vast wealth of experience in running leading HMC schools. They have been excited by the chance to create something new and to build on all the best elements of the schools they come from.
With our wonderful central London location and a wealth of sports and cultural centres as our neighbours we will be able to integrate world-class co-curricular experiences into the timetable.
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New business rates relief for Scotland
Local Government Minister Derek Mackay yesterday announced a new business rates relief of up to 100 per cent, which will help developers and encourage the supply of new build business premises.
This new relief will help new empty properties built in Scotland from 1 April. The scheme aims to encourage speculative development and investment and increase supply of new premises for businesses by providing rates relief to owners/developers of new build empty properties for up to 18 months. The relief will run for three years.
The scheme is expected to provide an additional £5-10 million in rates relief and complements the recently announced "Fresh Start" scheme, which focuses on helping landlords or developers attract occupiers to certain long term empty properties, as well as encouraging some business start-ups, by reducing rates bills.
More details on the initiative will be announced shortly.
Local Government and Planning Minister Derek Mackay said:
"I want to see Scotland thriving and be attractive to investment. This new rates relief builds on a package of actions the Scottish Government is taking to support that.
"Scotland already has the most competitive rates regime in the UK, worth more than £500 million annually, and it's important that in tough times we listen to our developers and our business community and take steps to encourage their continued investment in the economy.
"Through this new relief and our Fresh Start initiative, we are encouraging people to invest in Scotland, set up shop, and capitalise on the business opportunities we offer.
"This Government and our enterprise agencies are working tirelessly to retain its position as the most supportive business environment anywhere in the UK and that's why it will be available from April this year, which is six months in advance of the proposed UK Government equivalent scheme.
"We recognise the importance of our business rate reliefs in stimulating economic growth and in maximising opportunities to secure investment and jobs for our communities."
Chairman of the Scottish Property Federation and MD of mixed use developer Murray Estates, Jestyn Davies, commented:
"New speculative commercial property development is an important part of the economy that has been sadly lacking in recent years, resulting in a loss of jobs and economic growth.
"We welcome the Minister's move today which shows that the Government has listened to industry concerns about the impact of reducing empty property rate relief on speculative new development which can often take more than a year to let. While we understand that the Government has had to operate within the confines of State Aid rules, this move is nonetheless a much needed and timely boost for the commercial development industry."


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