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Morning Adult Ballet Classes
Intermediate/Advanced Level with Anton Pankevitch
Announcing ongoing Intermediate/Advanced Adult Ballet classes at South Bay Dance Center. This is a great way for adult students to attend ballet class during a less crowded time at SBDC.
Tuesday & Thursday, 10:30am - 12:00pm
Drop-in rate: $22
Class Card: 10 classes for $150; 20 classes for $260
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PolarPro GoPro StrapMount / Mobile Backpack Mount
The StrapMount is the perfect mount for capturing immersive POV shots without being constrained by a head or chest harness. Use the StrapMount to securely mount your GoPro to any backpack, scuba BCD, life jacket, or other straps for hands-free filming. Once mounted, the quick-release plate allows you to quickly install/remove your GoPro for convenient camera access. Constructed out of durable glass-filled nylon, this mount will withstand the harshest conditions. The mounting possibilities are endless—from wakeboard ropes to go-cart seat belts—capture angles never before seen with the StrapMount.
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Nail Art: Summerly Dried Flowers
Hello everyone! It's been a while since I last posted nail art articles, so here is my latest nails :) I always wanted to try nail art that uses dried flowers; dried flowers remind me of summer, so I was waiting for the perfect opportunity but I realised that the summer (you know, the HOT season?) would never come to the UK this year, and that August is almost over… So, it may not be hot, but hey, I have to give it a go!
What I used
- LA Splash / 16022 Ocean Sprinkles (for how to make gradation nail art with glitter powder, please read this post)
- dried flower stickers for nails
- topcoat
To Get the Look:
1) Apply one coat of base coat.
2) Make gradation art with LA Splash.
3) When the nails are completely dry, place dried flower stickers on the nails. If you are placing the flowers on the edges of your nails, cut the stickers with scissors appropriately before placing them on the nails.
4) Apply one coat of top coat.
I've just checked today's temperature; it's 21 degrees (highest)/14 degrees (lowest) here in Brighton, and it's 30 degrees (highest)/25 degrees (lowest) in Tokyo. My mother-in-low, who lives in Tokyo, told me that it's been really hot last week (around 35 degrees everyday) and even when she turned air conditioning on the house was never below 30 degrees! OK, maybe cool summer isn't such a bad thing…


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Accede Mold and Tool is an international leader in the design and build of plastic injection molds. We are located in Rochester, NY and have been serving our customers for over 35 years. Quality and customer satisfaction have always been primary objectives and we are currently registered to ISO 9001:2015.
Accede is looking for Apprentices for the mold making industry. We offer good benefits, excellent working conditions, and 4 and 6-year program openings in specialty areas. Tuition reimbursement is available.
Qualifications: Desire to learn a trade which can turn into a career. Applicants must be dependable, driven, and punctual.
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Please apply online, or mail your application and resume to:
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Government Saves 90% on Benefit Issuing Costs
Government to Cut Costs With Electronically Payable Benefits
In this technological age, the paper check is starting to look like an ancient relic from an age long past. Most people pay their bills online, make purchases online, or get payments directly deposited into their account. Nowadays, most people use their debit or credit cards to pay for items that were more often paid for with checks.
Now, the paper check has taken another step to becoming obsolete: the Department of Treasury has proposed that all benefits such as Social Security, Supplemental Security Income, and Veterans and Railroad benefits, be switched to electronic forms like direct deposit. The proposal is intended to make all benefits electronically payable by 2011. Not only does this proposal eliminate checks that are lost, fraudulently signed, altered, or stolen, but it will also save about $300 million in the first five years and roughly $125 million with each successive year.
While this program was designed with consumer protection in mind, consumer groups such as the Consumer Federation of America and Consumers Union are speaking out against the proposal. To them, it is the consumer that suffers while the bankers and the payday lenders benefit the most from the proposal.
Consumer groups are primarily concerned that the new proposal could seriously limit recipient's ability to get their benefits. They are also worried that the limit in choice will push recipients into a direction that will put them at risk for high fees as well as expensive payday loans.
Dick Gregg, a fiscal assistant secretary at the Treasury, says they are working to implement measures that will protect recipients from the potential abuses of payday lenders as well as preventing banks from getting to benefits before recipients have access to them.
Currently, 85% of recipients receive their benefits through direct deposit. That leaves 15% that get paper checks. About 400 million recipients do not have bank accounts so they have to rely on places that cash checks. However, this problem was solved by the creation of Direct Express, a completely voluntary program that allows recipients to sign up for a debit card on which benefits are loaded each month.
This card is used like a traditional debit card and can be used to make purchases or withdraw money from an ATM for free. However, additional withdrawals can be had for a $0.90 fee. They can also get bank statements for a $0.75 fee, transfer funds for a $1.50, or pay bills electronically for $0.50.
However, these are not the only fees that apply: fees such as overdraft protection and loan products, both of which are deducted by the banks before the recipient has any access to the money. To get around this problem, consumer groups have suggested that money that is exempt from the fees of third parties should be placed in the account that is controlled solely by the recipient. However it plays out, transferring business to an electronic format frees more funds for public use.


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Destination Aber
We truly believe Aberystwyth is a great destination for visitors, ideally placed to experience the very best of Wales.
Working in partnership with Aberystwyth's very own tourism and business events operator, Cambria DMC (Destination Management Company), we can offer all itinerary planning, activities/attractions and travel logistics to support your stay, showcasing the town and surrounding region.
The journey is just as important as the destination and together we can advise on travel routes and itineraries that take in breathtaking scenery, picturesque towns, historical sites of legend, or even pit stops for adventure!
For those who have never visited us before we truly believe Aberystwyth will be an unexpected discovery. Stay with us for a Summer Break or extend your stay after your business event and explore what Aberystwyth, Ceredigion and Wales has to offer. Whatever your interest, Aberystwyth and its surrounding areas will have something to offer, from coastal walks to white knuckle mountain biking, golden beaches to historical attractions, cultural enrichment to a thriving nightime economy.


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Guiding Principles for a New Israeli Foreign Policy Paradigm - Recommendations of a Mitvim Institute Task Team
Strengthening Israel's Foreign Service - Recommendations of a Mitvim Institute Task Team
The 2019 Israeli Foreign Policy Index of the Mitvim Institute, November 2019
The Importance of Ties between Palestinian Citizens of Israel and Diaspora Jewry: A View from Britain, Sana Knaneh, September 2019
Democracy and Foreign Policy in Israel - Mitvim-Davis Institute Conference Summary, September 2019
Israel's Foreign Policy towards the September 2019 Elections - Summary of Mitvim's Pre-Elections Event, September 2019
Public Opinion Findings on Israel's Foreign Policy towards the Elections, September 2019
Existing and Potential Cooperation between Israel and Key Arab States, Mid-2019 Snapshot, September 2019
Opportunities for Israel in the Middle East - Periodic Assessment, Mid-2019, September 2019
Trends in Israel's Regional Foreign Policies, Issue 3, January- June 2019, Dr. Roee Kibrik & Dr. Nimrod Goren (eds.), July 2019
Existing and Potential Cooperation between Israel and Key Arab States, Mid-2019 Snapshot, September 2019
Guiding Principles for Israel's Foreign Policy towards the EU - Recommendations of a Mitvim Institute Task Team, June 2019
The European Parliament Elections Results: Possible Significance for Europe and Israel, Event Summary, June 2019
Guiding Principles for Israel's Foreign Policy toward the Eastern Mediterranean - Recommendations of a Mitvim Institute Task Team, April 2019
Divided and Divisive: Europeans, Israel and Israeli-Palestinian Peacemaking, Edited by Dr. Muriel Asseburg & Dr. Nimrod Goren, Mitvim-SWP-PAX, May 2019 (see the book notification here)
Is Trump's "Deal of the Century" Really a Peace Plan?, Dr. Lior Lehrs, May 2019
The Israeli Election Results and Israel's Foreign Policy, Edited by Dr. Nimrod Goren and Merav Kahana-Dagan, April 2019
The Role of Former Diplomats in Israel's Public Sphere, March 2019
Israel and Egypt: Strategic Partnership, Civil Remoteness? Amb (Ret.) Dr. Haim Koren, March 2019
Netanyahu and the Temporary International Presence in Hebron (TIPH), Dr. Lior Lehrs, February 2019
Tunisia and its Relations with Israel Following the Arab Spring, Dr. Adina Friedman, February 2019
Alternative Directions for Israeli Foreign Policy on the Eve of an Election Year, Summary of Mitvim's 2018 Annual Conference, January 2019
Trends in Israel's Regional Foreign Policies, Issue 2, July-December 2018, Dr. Roee Kibrik & Dr. Nimrod Goren (eds.), January 2019
The 2018 Israel-Turkey Policy Dialogue of the Mitvim Institute, January 2019
Regional Opportunities to Improve the Situation in Gaza, Mitvim and IPCRI, January 2019
Israel and the United Arab Emirates: Opportunities on Hold, Dr. Moran Zaga, December 2018
The 2018 Israeli Foreign Policy Index of the Mitvim Institute, October 2018 (see also the key findings and infographics)
Welcome to the New Normal: Israel and Turkey's Turbulent Relations in the Post-Reconciliation Era, Gabriel Mitchell, October 2018
Israel and Morocco: Cooperation Rooted in Heritage, Einat Levi, September 2018
Towards an Increased Role for the Knesset in Foreign Affairs - Summary of a Knesset Event, September 2018
The Boiling Water of the Red Sea: Power Struggles and Israel's Interests, Dr. Moshe Terdiman, September 2018
Israel-Morocco Relations: Opportunities to Advance Cooperation, Workshop Summary, August 2018
Israel and Iraq: Taking the Civilian Path to Increase Cooperation, Dr. Ronen Zeidel, August 2018
Israel-Iraq Relations: Opportunities to Advance Cooperation, Workshop Summary, August 2018
Trends in Israel's Regional Foreign Policies, Issue 1, January-June 2018, Dr. Roee Kibrik and Dr. Nimrod Goren (eds.), July 2018
Exploring New Bridges between Regional Rivals: A Overview of a Dialogue Channel between US-Based Israeli and Iranian Experts, July 2018
Civil Society in Action: Promoting Sub-Regional Cooperation Between CSO's as a Way Forward?, Pinar Elman, Mitvim-EuroMeSCo Policy Brief, July 2018
Israel and Saudi Arabia: On the Way to Normalization?, Dr. Michal Yaari, July 2018
The Unfulfilled Potential of Israel's Relations with Arab Countries - Conference Summary, June 2018
Eastern Mediterranean Regional Dynamics: Conflicts and Opportunities for Conflict Resolution Support, Rebecca Bornstein, June 2018
The Quest for an Honest Broker in the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process, Dr. Lior Lehrs, June 2018
Changes in Domestic Palestinian Politics and Their Influence on Israel and the Middle East, Conference Summary, June 2018
Israel-Jordan Cooperation: A Potential That Can Still Be Fulfilled, Yitzhak Gal, May 2018
Backgrounder: The History of Embassies in Jerusalem and Past Attempts to Relocate the U.S. Embassy, Dr. Nimrod Goren, May 2018
The Involvement of Palestinian Citizens of Israel in the Israeli Peace Camp, Summary of a research by Inbal Ben-Ezer, March 2018
The Eastern Mediterranean - Summary of a Mitvim-EuroMeSCo public event, published May 2018
Recommendations for Improving Israel-Jordan Relations, April 2018
Netanyahu's Attempt to Delink Israel-Arab Relations from the Palestinian Issue, Dr. Yuval Benziman, April 2018
The Involvement of the Arab Palestinian Citizens of Israel in Foreign Affairs, Summary of a research by Sana Knaneh, March 2018
Fresh Thinking for Old Problems: Comparing Conflicts to Advance Israeli-Palestinian Peace, Dr. Dahlia Scheindlin, March 2018
The Eastern Mediterranean: New Dynamics and Potential for Cooperation, A Mitvim-EuroMeSCo Network Joint Policy Study, March 2018
Preventing an Israel-Iran Escalation in Syria via Diplomacy, March 2018
Israel's Policy toward the Far-Right Party in Austria, Summary of a Knesset Meeting, February 2018
The Collapse of Israel's Foreign Service, Summary of a Knesset Conference, February 2018
The Crisis in Israel-Jordan Relations, Summary of a Knesset Conference, January 2018
Voting Patterns in UN Institutions Regarding Israel, 2009-2017, Dr. Roee Kibrik & Dr. Nimrod Goren, January 2018
Opportunities for Israel's Foreign Relations towards 2018, Mitvim's Annual Conference, Panel Summary, December 2017
Israel Should Maintain its Boycott on Far-Right Parties in Europe, Nitzan Horowitz, December 2017
Trump's Statement on Jerusalem: Commentaries by Mitvim Institute Experts, December 2017
Progressive Policymaking in a Changing Region: Insights from the Third American-German-Israeli Trialogue, MEI-FES-Mitvim, published December 2017
Insights from the 2017 Israel-Turkey Policy Dialogue of the Mitvim Institute, December 2017
A Look at the Palestinian Reconciliation Process, Dr. Ido Zelkovitz, December 2017
New Euro-Mediterranean Dynamics in the Eastern Mediterranean: Report from a Mitvim-EuroMeSCo Dialogue Workshop, November 2017
The 2017 Israeli Foreign Policy Index of the Mitvim Institute, November 2017 (See also the key findings and infographics)
How to Improve Israel's Foreign Policy and Foreign Service - Summary of a keynote speech delivered by Avi Gabbay, Chairman of the Labor Party and Zionist Union, Mitvim's Annual Conference, November 2017, Jerusalem
Event Summary: What Do the German Election Results Mean for Israel, Europe, and the Peace Process?, Mitvim Institute and Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, September 2017
Workshop Conclusions: The Impact of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict on Israel's Foreign Relations, Mitvim Institute and Davis Institute, September 2017
The Arab Peace Initiative at 15 Years - Mitvim Institute and Davis Institute, July 2017
Lessons for Israel and Palestine from Conflict Comparisons, Dr. Dahlia Scheindlin, July 2017
Panel Summary: The Impact of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict on Israel's Foreign Relations, June 2017
Poll Findings: The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Israel's Relations with the Middle East, Europe, and the US, June 2017
Israel-Jordan Relations: Summary of a briefing in Jerusalem by Dr. Abdullah Swalha, published June 2017
Trump's Visit to the Middle East: Commentaries by Mitvim Institute Experts, May 2017
Hamas' New Policy Document, Dr. Ido Zelkovitz, May 2017
The Palestinian Prisoners' Strike and Marwan Barghouti's Race to the Top, Dr. Ido Zelkovitz, April 2017
Lessons from Serbia and Kosovo to Israel and Palestine: All Process, No Peace?, Dr. Dahlia Scheindlin, March 2017
International Involvement towards Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Resolution, A policy paper submitted to the International Working Group to Advance Israeli-Palestinian Peacemaking, March 2017
An Outward-Looking Israeli Foreign Policy, Dr. Ehud Eiran and Mireille Surowicz, February 2017
The Future of Palestinian Activism in the Trump Era, Dr. Ido Zelkovitz, February 2017
An Assessment of John Kerry's Two-State Resurrection Endeavor, Dan Rothem, January 2017
The Netanyahu-Trump Meeting: Commentaries by Mitvim Institute Experts, February 2017
A Multi-Regional Israeli Foreign Policy, Yoav Stern, February 2017
A Pro-Peace Israeli Foreign Policy, Yael Patir, January 2017
The Gulf States Foreign Policies - Summary of a briefing with Dr. Karen E. Young, January 2017
The US Elections and the Future of the Middle East - Summary of a Mitvim-IPCRI Forum, December 2016
The UN Security Council Resolution on Israeli Settlements - Commentaries by Mitvim Institute Experts, December 2016
Israel-Turkey Policy Dialogue Publication Series of Mitvim and GPoT Center, in cooperation with Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung:
1. Turkey-Israel Relations: Crises and Cooperation, by Oguz Celikkol, November 2016
2. The Path to Normalization between Israel and Turkey, by Arad Nir, November 2016
3. The Risks and Rewards of Israeli-Turkish Energy Cooperation, by Gabriel Mitchell, January 2017
4. Turkey-Israel Deal: A Key to Long-Term Reconciliation?, by Selin Nasi, January 2017
5. The Israel-Turkey Deal Could Benefit the Palestinians, by Muhammed Ammash, February 2017
6. Turkey and Israel: A Chronicle of Relations, by Dr. Alon Liel, February 2017 (A Mitvim-FES publication)
Lessons for Israel-Palestine from Nagorno-Karabakh: Does Unresolved Conflict Destroy Democracy?, Dr. Dahlia Scheindlin, December 2016
The Postponement of the Palestinian Local Elections and its Ramifications, Dr. Ido Zelkovitz, November 2016
What Can Israel's Arab-Palestinian Citizens Contribute to the Middle East? Kamal Ali-Hassan, November 2016 (in a publication of FES-Israel and the Netanya College)
Time for an Israeli Regional Initiative - Mitvim-Knesset event summary; published November 2016
Towards an Inclusive Israeli Foreign Policy - Summary of a Mitvim Institute - Israel Democracy Institute workshop; published November 2016
Possible Benefits of American Parameters for the Two-State Solution, October 2016
The 2016 Israeli Foreign Policy Index of the Mitvim Institute, September 2016 (See also the infographic page)
Lessons from Cyprus for Israel-Palestine: Can Negotiations Still Work?, Dr. Dahlia Scheindlin, September 2016
Who will inherit Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas?, Dr. Ido Zelkovitz, September 2016
Can Israel and Palestine learn from Colombia?, Dr. Dahlia Scheindlin, September 2016
Assessing the Quartet recommendation to increase cooperation and interaction between Israelis and Palestinians, August 2016
Cooperation between Israel and the Arab world: Public opinion findings, July 2016
Challenges to democracy and social cohesion - Summary of an Israeli-American-German trialogue (published July 2016)
Policy recommendations for Israel-Turkey reconciliation, Mitvim Institute and GPoT Center, July 2016
Supporting Israel-Turkey Reconciliation 2012-2016, Mitvim Institute and GPoT Center, June 2016
The revolt of the younger Palestinian generation, Dr. Ido Zelkovitz, June 2016
A Special Privileged Partnership with the EU as an incentive for Israeli-Palestinian peace - workshop summary, June 2016
The curse of stagnation and the need for conflict comparison: Seeking a breakthrough towards Israeli-Palestinian conflict resolution, Dr. Dahlia Scheindlin, May 2016
The Egypt-Saudi Agreements: Policy Analysis and Regional Implications, April 2016
Egypt and Saudi Arabia: A Predictable Rapprochement, Prof. Elie Podeh, April 2016
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Prof. Uzi Arad, April 2016
Israel and Indonesia: Unfulfilled Potential, Emanuael Shahaf, April 2016
Impressions from a Day in Gaza, by Prof. Joel S. Migdal, March 2016
How to Make the Arab Peace Initiative a More Effective Incentive for Peace? Summary of a policy-planning workshop, February 2016
Israel's Strategic Outlook in a Disintegrated Region - Summary of a Mitvim Institute - Friedrich-Ebert Stiftung - Middle East Institute Roundtable, published: February 2016
The Role of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Summary of a Mitvim event at the Israeli Knesset, published: January 2016
The Way Forward in Israeli-Palestinian Relations - Summary of a USIP-Mitvim Roundtable, published: December 2015
The 2015 Israeli Foreign Policy Index of the Mitvim Institute - Infographics; Data file; Press Release; Key Findings; Comparison 2015 vs. 2014
Assessing EU Policies toward the Southern Mediterranean - Impressions from EuroMeSCo's 2015 Annual Conference, November 2015
Israel and a Possible International Support Group for the Middle East Peace Process, by Dr. Nimrod Goren, October 2015
The 2105 UN General Assembly and the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process: Commentary & Analysis, October 2015
Abu Mazen: A Man in Search of a Legacy, Dr. Ido Zelkovitz, September 2015
How Can Israel Help the Syrian People?, Dr. Kamal al-Labwani, September 2015 (Read here an op-ed based on this article)
The Making of Foreign Policy: On Paradigms and Grand Strategies, Michal Eskenazi, August 2015
Israel in the Eyes of the Arab World - Dr. Abdullah Swalha, Director of the Center for Israel Studies in Jordan; speech at a Mitvim Institute sypmosium, August 2015 (Read here an op-ed based on the speech, published by i24News)
Empowering Israeli Diplomacy through Legislation: Promoting a Foreign Service Bill - summary of a Mitvim workshop at the Israeli MFA - 29 July 2015
The Nuclear Deal with Iran: Commentary & Analysis - July 2015
Straddling the East-West Divide: A Subjective Israeli Perspective on Muslim Immigration to Europe - Dr. Lior Herman, July 2015
Israeli Foreign Policy and the Modern Diplomacy of the 21st Century - Momo Mahdav, July 2015
The Islamic State's Sinai Attack: Commentary & Analysis, July 2015
The Post-Referendum Greece: Between Challenges and Hope - A Brief by Dr. Zenonas Tziarras, July 2015
The Next Steps towards Resolving the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - Summary of Policy-Planning Workshop in collaboration with the ICG, May 2015 (published June 2015)
Israeli Foreign Policy and the Modern Diplomacy of the 21st Century - Symposium Summary, May 2015
The US Role in Israel-Turkey Relations - Summary of the 5th Israel-Turkey Policy Dialogue of Mitvim and GPoT Center - May 2015
Election Results and Israel's Foreign Relations - Initial Reactions by Mitvim Institute Experts, March 2015
Guiding Principles for a New Israeli Foreign Policy Paradigm, March 2015
Cracks in the Special Relationship: Israel-US Ties under Obama and Netanyahu, March 2015
Kosovo and its Relationship with Israel - Breifing with Dr. Enver Hoxhaj, February 2015
Israel's Foreign Policy: Towards Isolation or Integration? Highlights from the Mitvim Institute's Pre-Election Event, 25 February 2015
Syriza's Victory and Greek-Israeli Relations, by Zenonas Tsiarras and Ioannis-Sotirios Ioannou, February 2015
Egypt-Qatar Rapprochement - Mitvim Experts Weigh In, December 2014
List of US Vetoes on UN Security Council Resolutions Dealing with the Israeli-Arab Conflict, December 2014
Israel-Turkey Relations after the War in Gaza - Summary of the Mitvim-GPoT Center Policy Dialogue, November 2014
The 2014 Israeli Foreign Policy Index - Findings of the Mitvim Institute Poll, December 2014 (for the infographic - click here)
The US Midterm Elections: Projections for Mideast Policy and Relations with Israel - Brian Reeves, November 2014
What is the Role of Israel in Turkey's Political Universe - a Q&A with Dr. Emre Erdogan - Gabriel Mitchell, August 2014
Israel, Gaza and the Region: Post-Ceasefire Opportunities - a report following a Mitvim Institute-International Crisis Group policy planning workshop, 24 July 2014. For the press-release, click here
The European Parliament elections and Israel-EU relations - workshop summary, 12 June 2014
Turkey's former Foreign Minister, H.E. Yaşar Yakış, visited Israel to promote Israel-Turkey reconciliation, 22 May 2014
US Foreign Policy towards Israel and the Middle East - Symposium summary, 19 May 2014
"Israel benefits from the collapse of Syria", Dr. Samir al-Taqi in an interview with Ksenia Svetlova, published in May 2014
Israeli foreign policy experts: Palestinian reconciliation can be good for Israel, 24 April 2014
The Resumption of the Palestinian UN Campaign? A Q&A with Grant Rumley, 2 April 2014
84% of Israeli have never heard of the new EU incentive for Israeli-Palestinian peace - Mitvim poll findings, March 2014
Israel's Arab Citizens and Foreign Policy, Nazareth workshop summary from 28 January 2014 (for Arabic, click here)
Key Elements of Israel's Foreign Policy Paradigms - Dr. Yuval Benziman and Lauren Romm, March 2014
Symposium summary, featuring MK Ronen Hoffman, Dr. Yuval Benziman and Prof. Joel Peters, March 2014
New Opportunities for American Contributions to Transforming Israeli-Palestinian Relations - Prof. Louis Kriesberg, October 2013
Findings of a Mitvim poll on Israel's foreign policy - November 2013 (read the press release here)
Reaching Out to the Arab Spring - Lessons from an American Experience, September 2013
Back to Basics: The Evoluton of the Palestinian UN Campaign - Grant Rumley - July 2013
Reactions to a Turkish Poll on Israel-Turkey Relations - April 2013
Towards Mending Israel-Turkey Relations: Summary of Mitvim's Activities
An Interview with Ajmal Sohail, Leader of the Afghan Liberal Party - Mr. Arik Segal
Continuing on the Path to Statehood: The Palestinians Following their September 2011 UN Bid
Changing Paradigms in Israel's Foreign Policy: Do Think Tanks Matter?
A Call to Convene Regional Middle Eastern Think Tanks
Israel and Turkey during the Arab Spring - Dr. Nimrod Goren
Spoilers of Peace and the Dilemmas of Conflict Resolution, A Mitvim-Syracuse University publication
New Paradigms, New Voices - Dr. Nimrod Goren
Mitvim Reports and Policy Papers that are available only in Hebrew can be accessed here


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Everyone loves a surprise. This weekend I joined 'Baking Ninjas' nationwide baking for total strangers. People, nominated by someone in their local community, who deserved to receive some home baking – a random act of kindness.
Parcels are wrapped in packaging that the recipient can keep. Addressed with the recipient's first name, a poem or note and a list of ingredients are enclosed with the baking too.
On Sunday morning awoke to drizzle – a deceptively light rain, the sort that somehow manages to soak right through every layer. How the hell was I was going to deliver parcels of baking in 'stealth mode' without a brolly!
Early and wet, the neighbourhood was quiet. The first house was at the end of a right of way. I walked briskly down the drive, ducking under the eaves to keep the parcel dry and me out of sight. Leaving the cake on the front door step, I retreated to the car, delighted I had not been caught. Next time, I'll remember dropping the bags of cookies in letterboxes was far easier, with less risk of getting spotted – and I didn't get as wet either.
'Baking ninjas' nationwide made strangers smile this past weekend. Don't wait to volunteer next year – a random act of kindness can be made at any time and in so many ways.
Have a great week.
ps if someone you know mentions they received a sunflower cake, 'Ninjas' the word!


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Okay, so you were there in the beginning with the 300. Then, that was scrapped for the faster and more opulent 330. But that wasn't good enough either. So the Toyota engineers and designers went hog wild and created the flagship Lexus ES 350. With more amenities, more ponies and more of everything that makes any Lexus a Lexus, the Lexus ES 350 sits at the head of the class. As the fifth generation of the legendary marque, the Lexus ES 350 continues the trend toward upscale mobility.
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Conventional wisdom dictates that stocks with little or no coverage from brokers and analysts can be some of the riskiest prospects for investors. Scant knowledge and debate about these misfits means that often they fail to appear on the investment radar at all, let alone represent attractive opportunities. But in the search for stocks with the potential to outperform, could a focus on neglected firms actually deliver superior returns? Some investors think it can...
A market inefficiency?
Like other market anomalies (such as calendar effects) the Neglected Firm Effect is a concept that beckons investors to take advantage of apparent market inefficiencies. So the theory goes, stocks that fail to attract much in the way of analyst coverage actually outperform their well-researched peers. Some commentators have claimed that the uncertainty and comparatively illiquid nature of these stocks causes investors to demand a premium on their expected returns. Inevitably, this means digging around in a basket of unloved and misunderstood companies for signs of value, such as higher growth rates and low P/Es. Investors that use a value strategy like this arguably get an advantage before the rest of the market catches on. It takes investors into territory known as 'post earning announcement drift' – where the market fails to fully respond to positive earnings news from stocks.
Scrutiny of the neglected firm effect kicked off in the early 1980s with a paper by US academics Avner Arbel and Paul Strebel. They studied Samp;P stocks between 1972 and 1976 and found that comparatively neglected stocks easily outperformed those that were well researched. Their study examined the role of analyst research as a predictor of future company earnings and its ability to influence stock prices. They posited that higher levels of analyst research on a stock reduced risk and also narrowed the distribution of expected returns. In other words, the existence of analyst research provides much more certainty about how a company will go on to perform – hence less need for a risk premium.
A separate study in 2008 by Australian academics William Bertin, David Michayluk and Laurie Prather took a closer look at the specific liquidity issues surrounding neglected firms. They concluded that these companies are much less liquid than their counterparts, which means the associated trading costs (bid-ask spreads) are generally higher. As a consequence, they claimed, investors do demand a higher return premium from them.
Screen Criteria
So how would you go about finding these kinds of neglected stocks? While a simple screen to identify companies with just one or two analysts will tackle the most important angle, it is essential to also screen for signs of quality and value (i.e. the information that's slow to disperse). At Stockopedia we have developed an interpretation of a screen suggested by Ludwig Chincarini and Daehwan Kim in Quantitative Equity Portfolio Management: An Active Approach to Portfolio Construction and Management. The criteria include a focus on attractively priced stocks that are growing faster than their sector averages:
- # Brokers lt;= 2
- EPS Growth % (TTM) gt; Industry Group Median
- P/E lt; Industry Group Median
- Net Margin % gt; Industry Group Median
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Watch Out For
It is worth noting that not everyone goes along with the neglected firm effect per se. In their study, Arbel and Strebel had concluded that not only did the neglected firm effect exist but that it persisted quite separately from another phenomenon known as the small firm effect. This was a concept first mooted by Rolf Banz in 1981, which argued that smaller stocks outperform larger stocks over the long term. However, a 1997 study by Craig Beard and Richard Sias called into question the distinction between the two theories. Covering 7,117 stocks between 1982 and 1995, they tracked neglect and capitalisation and found that while neglected firms did outperform, they were almost all small stocks. Their view was that the premium had more to do with the stocks being small, than anything else.
Further reading
- Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management, Frank Reilly and Keith Brown
- Quantitative Equity Portfolio Management: An Active Approach to Portfolio Construction and Management, Ludwig Chincarini and Daehwan Kim
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Although all SSL certificates use similar methods to protect and validate your data, a useful way to categorize them is by validation method. Any certificate must be verified by the issuing Certificate Authority (or CA) to ensure that it is covering the correct, authorized site. This verification confirms at a minimum control of the domain. However, more steps can be taken to also confirm the existence of the requesting company or organization (for OV certificates) or to establish even more trust through extended vetting (for EV certificates).
DV Certificates
Domain validated or DV certificates are the most common type of SSL certificate. They are verified using only the domain name. Typically, the CA exchanges confirmation email with an address listed in the domain's WHOIS record. Alternatively, the CA provides a verification file which the owner places on the website to be protected. Either method confirms that the domain is controlled by the party requesting the certificate.
OV Certificates
Organization validated or OV certificates require more validation than DV certificates, but provide more trust. For this type, the CA will verify the actual business that is attempting to get the certificate (the information required for OV certificates). The organization's name is also listed in the certificate, giving added trust that both the website and the company are reputable. OVs are usually used by corporations, governments and other entities that want to provide an extra layer of confidence to their visitors.
EV Certificates
Extended validation or EV certificates provide the maximum amount of trust to visitors, and also require the most effort by the CA to validate. Per guidelines set by the CA/Browser Forum, extra documentation must be provided to issue an EV certificate (as described in EV SSL Requirements). As in the OV, the EV lists the company name in the certificate itself, However, a fully validated EV certificate will also show the name of the company or organization in the address bar itself, and the address bar is displayed in green. This is an immediate, visual way that viewers can know that extra steps were taken to confirm the site they're visiting – which is why most large companies and organizations choose EV certificates.
Other SSL Certificates
The above are the major types usually issued to protect websites. SSL.com also offers code signing certificates and personal authentication certificates (the latter can also protect email using S/MIME standards). These may require somewhat different validation methods than DV, OV or EV certificates – just contact us at SSL.com for more information.


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Who doesn't like a nice Southern gentleman? In today's world it's refreshing to have a man open a door for a lady or at least sing about doing it. Bo and Bear Rinehart (lead singer, back-up singer, guitarist and power brothers) hail from the mighty state of South Carolina; where they grew up playing football, going to church, singing in local coffee shops, and recording songs in basements. To put it simply, they are the perfect boys to bring home to your mother and to top it all off they really know how to rock. Releasing their most recent album, Rivers in the Wasteland this past April, which is slightly more refined from their previous releases, made the show a perfect mixture of the new and old.
The night started off with Foy Vance opening for Needtobreathe, with his music being a nice compliment to theirs. His songs are heartfelt, a little more mellow, and just the right amount of sit-cross-legged-alone-in-your-room-light candles-and-cry. Where the two bands intersect is that they both utilize the deep, rustic, feral, caveman voice. I hadn't heard much of Foy's music prior to the concert, but I would suggest checking out a couple of his albums when you're in the mood to draw a warm bath or just cry...or both.
Needtobreathe has a very large following in Denver, with the Fillmore pretty much filled to the brim the stage was set for a perfect evening. With the crowds ranging from the 12 year old devout fan to the 75 year old veteran, proving that good, wholesome music bears no age boundary. They played over an hour long set and came back with a triple encore, ending the evening with one single, cascading light shining down on them for a beautiful acoustic rendition of one of their faster songs. After seeing them live my faith has been renewed, both in the male race and also in the fact that in order for music to be popular it doesn't have to talk about pimpin' hoes (Although we all know we still love Ja Rule). Thanks Needtobreathe for an awesome night!
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Previous Challenge Entry (Level 4 – Masters)
Topic: Savory to the Taste (07/26/12)
- TITLE: M'm! M'm! Good!
By Lisa Johnson
Two of my favorite things about winter are my mom's homemade vegetable soup and my homemade chili. I can almost taste them, just by closing my eyes and thinking about them.
Imagine that you have been out in the cold all day. Stepping inside, you're greeted by a scrumptious smell. Follow your nose and, to your immense pleasure, you find a huge pot of homemade vegetable soup or homemade chili bubbling merrily on the stove. Lifting the lid, you get a better whiff of the tantalizing aroma wafting in the air. Your eyes grow wide, your mouth starts to water and your stomach rumbles in anticipation.
Even though your mother always told you, "Don't eat out of the pot," you grab the ladle, give the pot a stir and get ready to taste a little bit of heaven. Don't forget to give it a bit of a blow. If you burn your taste buds on the first bite, you won't be able to enjoy the rest of the bowl.
You hold the first bite in your mouth, chewing slowly to savor the richness of the broth, the spices and the various other yummy ingredients. Warmth spreads through your body as you swallow. Like Lays Potato Chips, you can't eat just one bite, so you grab a spoon, a big bowl, and ladle up a generous helping of happy.
You don't dare gulp it down in a hurry. Food this delicious deserves to be lingered over, and relished bite after savory bite. You eat until you are full. Not that "Oh, my God, I ate too much" full, but a satisfying sensation that evokes feelings of comfort . . . security . . . love . . . home.
Christians are meant to be the salt of the earth. We are called to be "a sweet savor of Jesus Christ unto God." Like the smell of a savory stew draws us to the bubbling pot, the savor of our Christ-like character is to draw lost men to God.
Their eyes should grow wide with amazement at the difference God makes in our lives. Our testimony to God's mercy and grace should make them hunger and thirst after righteousness. We should encourage them to "taste and see that the Lord is good."
If we, as Christians, do not lose our savor, the world will be drawn to the Savior and be filled with the Holy Spirit. They will be comforted that they have been delivered from the world, sin and Satan. They will be secure in the knowledge that nothing can separate them from the love of Christ. They will experience the unconditional love of God that allowed Jesus to die for our sins. They will be assured that they will have an eternal home with Jesus in Heaven.
Dear Lord, please let me be the salt and savor that draws the lost to You. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
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Matthew 5: 13
II Corinthians 2: 14-17
II Corinthians 1: 3
Matthew 5: 6
Psalm 34: 8
Romans 8: 35
Romans 5: 8
John 3: 16
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Cue Your Vacation Envy: Andy Cohen Hits Spain with Sarah Jessica Parker
Overshadowing your own summer vacay, one fabulous Instagram at a time.
Someone call the doctor because Andy Cohen is giving us one major case of summer vacation envy. Not only has the Watch What Happens Live host spending some time in Spain, he's spending it with perennial girl crush (and our fictional best friend), Sarah Jessica Parker. The two pals are on vacation together overseas, and judging by those smiles they are having the best time ever.
In addition to getting in quality BFF time with SJP, Andy also managed to squeeze in a hangout sesh with his other famous pal, Anderson Cooper. No word on the locale, but we do know it happened on a boat — which means it was fabulous. We also know that we're a little upset we weren't invited.
Insert your Below Deck jokes here. Oh, Andy did.
Hankering for more SJP and Andy? Check out this clip from one of her appearances on WWHL.
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the 1879 railcar, 'quebec'
The Quebec was built in 1879 by Northern Railway of Canada for use as a passenger coach until it was bought by the Canadian government in 1922. The car itself was originally constructed entirely of wood, a practice that is no longer allowed, due to safety concerns. After the Canadian government purchased the Quebec for use as a business car, the entire structure was reinforced with steel plating, and the layout of the car was changed from a passenger car to that of a business car.
Today, governments, corporations and businessmen own private jets in order to do business across the country and around the world. So too, in the early 20th century, it was common for governments, corporations, and businessmen to use private rail cars for that purpose. Like today's corporate jets, business cars were very luxurious, providing office space for the official, as well as living space for him and a small staff whose job it was to provide food, and ensure the car was clean and presentable at all times, as well as look after the rail car's internal mechanicals.
In 1962, after 86 years of riding the rails, and nearly 40 years of serving as an official government business car, carrying prime ministers and dignitaries across Canada, the Quebec was retired to a railyard in Winnipeg and scheduled for demolition.
On the very day Quebec was laid on her side to be burned, she was discovered by American rail enthusiast Arthur E. LaSalle. After pleading with officials in Canada, he managed to purchase the Quebec for $1,500. She was flipped back onto her trucks, and shipped via rail to LaSalle's hometown in North Carolina, where LaSalle used it as an office.
By 1964, Quebec was moved to Florida as part of a railroad exhibit there. In 1972, she was sold to a park in New Mexico as the centerpiece of a planned museum in Carlsbad, which never materialized. Ironically, on her trip from Florida to New Mexico, Quebec passed through Rosenberg on the BNSF line, going past what is now the location of the Rosenberg Railroad Museum. Due to a lack of security during her time in New Mexico, Quebec was badly vandalized.
In 1981, she was purchased by the George Ranch Historical Park in Richmond, Texas. However, the George Ranch never followed through on plans to display the Quebec, and in 1993, they decided to auction her off. At that time, the Quebec was purchased by the Rosenberg Railroad Museum as one of our first artifacts. She was restored to the full glory of a late 19th century business car, and opened to the public on 6 June 2009.
The Quebec is a three bedroom business car, with a dining room on one end, and a parlor/office on the other. Each end of the car has an observation deck, which is a rare feature for a business car. The first bedroom is for the official who officed from the car, and the second bedroom was for any guests he might have. The third bedroom was for the steward, whose duties included cooking, cleaning, serving, and coordinating supplying the car at stops made along the way with things like coal for the stove, blocks of ice for the icebox, food, wine, paper, ink and whatever other essentials a rolling office might need. The Quebec also possess a kitchen, a bathroom and a mechanical room.
The Quebec, originally built in 1879, is one of the oldest structures in Fort Bend County of any kind, and is certainly the oldest rail car in the area... possibly the oldest rail car in the state of Texas. You are invited to come to the Rosenberg Railroad Museum and see this unique treasure which has sheltered Canadian Prime Ministers, British princes, American presidents and governors, and people from all over the world.


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Albums of Note... Heaped with praise and riding high in the UK charts, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' 15th studio album, Push the Sky Away is not only an artistic triumph but a commercial one, too. Cave's songwriting style has mutated significantly since his early days as frontman and resident wildcard of The Birthday Party; he now resembles a particularly well-dressed bar fly and his songs are peppered with his quintessentially erudite turn of phrase.
For our reviewer, Push the Sky Away demonstrates Cave and his cohorts at their finest:"Knowing when to stop and what to leave out, when adding more will lessen the quality and having the strength of character to just cut away the surplus is most definitely driven by the ever uncompromising Cave and here it has clearly paid dividends… Push The Sky Away' has a delicacy and tenderness woven through it like a fine silken tapestry of beguiling beauty but it can still be unflinching and brutal."
Continue reading: A Week In Music - Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds' 'Push The Sky Away' Riding High, Foal Break New Ground With 'Holy Fire' And Haim Get Close To Nature With 'Falling'
Twins Miles and Mike Haughton and Oscar Manthorpe of pop trio Theme Park are currently in the studio recording their debut album due for release later this year through Transgressive Records. Their catchy latest single, 'Jamaica', has gone down a storm and has been just as highly anticipated as the string of festival shows they've performed over the summer including Latitude, Beacons, Tramlines and Lounge on the Farm (to name just a handful). They are next set to support Bloc Party on their UK tour in October.
Continue reading: Theme Park, Video Interview
Michelle Keegan and Theme Park Sunday 29th July 2012 Michelle Keegan and her family spend the day at Drayton Manor theme park


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Our Practice
1. Forms, Insurance & Payment
New Patients
First appointment at Oak Meadow Dental Center? Please print and complete these forms:
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We accept most dental insurance plans and are Delta Premier Providers. Most major credit cards accepted.
2. Our Certifications
The Bay Area Green Business Program has certified that Oak Meadow Dental Center in Los Gatos meets higher standards of environmental performance by taking actions to conserve resources, prevent pollution and minimize waste.
Welcome to Oak Meadow Dental Center!
We appreciate your interest in our office. Our office has been in Los Gatos for over twenty-five years, serving the community with caring dentistry in a comfortable setting. New patients are always welcome!
Each treatment room has a wonderful view of the Los Gatos Creek and its surrounding trees. We think that to get the best treatment, the patients have to be comfortable. Once relaxed, each patient is able to communicate with us about what is important. Then we are able to treat each patient in the most effective and caring manner.
We sterilize our instruments and routinely monitor the sterilization process to ensure your health. We use distilled water for all dental procedures, and follow the American Dental Association standards of flushing the lines between each patient. We treat each patient as we would our families, not compromising any of our standards.
At Oak Meadow Dental, we are a team. Each part of the team participates: doctor, staff and patient. This way, we ensure that everybody is happy with the outcome. Only with teamwork can excellence be achieved.
Both Doctors Dyer and Fantino are very involved in the community, educating local elementary school children each February during Children's Dental Health Month. In coordination with the local dental society, the entire office volunteers each year to help underserved children with their dental care. They also sponsor local sports teams and participate in health fairs in the area.
Oak Meadow Dental consists of a team of top dentists who offer the utmost care in dentistry.
More About Our Procedures
Cosmetic Dentistry
A family practice, Oak Meadow Dental Center's staff will try to make your visit as comfortable as possible. With a view of the forest's lovely oak trees in every treatment room, you will find our atmosphere calming and relaxing.
Dental Restorations
At Oak Meadow Dental, we are a team. Each part of the team participates: doctor, staff and patient. This way, we ensure that everybody is happy with the outcome. Only with teamwork can excellence be achieved.
Services Offered
- Cosmetic Dentistry:
- Veneers, Porcelain Crowns, Bonding, White Fillings, Invisalign
- Tooth Whitening
- Dentistry for Adults and Children
- Implant Dentistry
- Extractions
- Root Canal Therapy
- Preventive Care
- Nitrous Oxide
- Mercury-Free Fillings
- Laser for Fillings or Gum Treatments
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In 2013, Direct Energy partnered with SolarCity in an effort to help businesses of all sizes become more sustainable. Together, the companies built a dedicated investment fund capable of financing up to $124 million in solar projects for Direct Energy's commercial and industrial partners. The fund enables businesses to pay less than current rates for energy.*
This partnership provides innovative answers for businesses that put solar energy easily within their grasp. Direct Energy and SolarCity have worked on a number of projects with well-known businesses, including one of the country's largest independent food retailers, H-E-B. In July 2015, H-E-B collaborated with Direct Energy Business and SolarCity to activate one of the largest solar installations in Texas.
Direct Energy Business and SolarCity have also partnered on other solar projects with Johns Hopkins Hospital and Whole Foods Market.
*Note: This is not a guarantee for future energy costs.


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I am wrought with pain, loneliness and anxiety. I feel as if the whole world is against me. Last night, I ate chocolate frosting out of the canister and listened to Lisa Lobe while drops of salt and water sank into my lavender duvet cover. It is not hard to guess that I am going though a breakup. There, I have admitted it. It is on this page for all to see. Fellow readers, I feel it is my duty to share this experience with you so that those of you who have had similar woes can take solace in the details of my tormented journey.
Okay, the truth is I am not really going though a break up since . . . well . . . I am very much single. But, I am ending a kind of, well . . . sort of relationship. (No, Fabrizio I will still be calling your 900 number, calm down) I am breaking up with the guy I flirt with at work. MY WORK FLIRT IS LEAVING ME FOR ANOTHER JOB!
Now there may be a few questions I need to answer such as:
Q: Mindy, what is a workflirt?
A: Workflirt: pronunciation key (wûrkflûrt)
a person you flirt with at a place of work in hopes of sex, gratuitous touching, emotional fulfillment, or entertainment on a dull day.
workflirting like a charm
To function very well or have a very good effect or outcome while flirting with someone at work
workflirting (one's) fingers to the bone
To labor extremely hard; toil or travail at flirting with someone at work
workflirting both sides of the street
To engage in double-dealing, to be duplicitous when flirting at work. Ie. A (your name here) sandwich.
See combinations of similar words: job + alone + cleavage + hair flip + computer+ lonely + labor+ miniskirt+ phone+ shave+ pout+ heels + single + whore + vocation
Q: Mindy, you work during the day? I thought you were a stand-up comic?
A: Yes I do stand-up comedy at night, but I pay most of my rent working at XXX XXX during the day. (I've unfortunately realized that not all stalkers are illiterate)
Q: Mindy, thanks for the good times last night, am I really your favorite fan?
A: You're very welcome. I always enjoy combining my favorite foods with my favorite positions, and I consider you one of my most . . . enthusiastic fans. Good luck with high school this fall.
So, my workflirt is leaving me for another job. When he first told me he was leaving I thought,
"Mindy, this is all your fault! You have completely failed at making this relationship work."
Then I thought,
"Mindy, it's not you, it's him. He is only breaking up with you because he wants a better job."
Then I thought,
"Mindy, he is not breaking up with you because you were never going out. He is not your boyfriend he is your workflirt. So pull yourself together you lonely, pathetic, emotional, excuse for a twenty-four year old woman!" As I thought this last reprimanding thought, I physically punished myself with light slaps to my buttocks, which, I confess, I really enjoyed. Yet, my enjoyment was short lived. I realized that soon I would have nobody to flirt with at work. How would I get though the day without slutting myself out for a male co-worker? How would I survive? I decided I needed to find a new workflirt.
It was a rainy Wednesday afternoon, and I was feeling a bit lascivious and desperate. I approached the new guy who now sat at the desk of my fleeing workflirt in hopes that he would succumb to my wanton ways.
Mindy: (sauntering over to him with a seductive smile) Hi.
Guy Whose Name I Don't Know Who Might Be My New Workflirt: Hey.
Mindy: How's it going? (crossing arms over chest to create slight cleavage)
GWNIDKWMBMNW: (staring at his computer) Ah, ok I guess.
Mindy: Whatcha doing? (walking behind him and leaning over so breasts are lined up with his vision perfectly)
GWNIDKWMBMNW: Returning some e-mails. (looks up quickly, seems unimpressed and not aroused)
Mindy: Fun! (Itches a non-existent itch underneath her breastbone)
GWNIDKWMBMNW: Yeah, um . . .have a good day.
Have a good day? Have a good day?! He might as well have said, "I had fun at dinner tonight, and I'm so glad to have another friend in the city. Take care." Have a good day! He completely dismissed me.
At first I thought it was him. Maybe he really likes to work, or maybe he has a girlfriend, or maybe he is gay. Yet, as our past encounter repeatedly played out in my mind, I began to shift the blame. It was me. I was a bad flirt. Yet, how can that be? With my old workflirt I was on fire. Bang, bang, bang, one good line after another. I was an amazing and lovable flirt. And that is when the truth slapped me across the face like a pimp to his runaway hooker. I have never succeeded or enjoyed flirting before meeting my workflirt. I gasped for air as I comprehend reality. My workflirt is the only guy with whom I can flirt. He is the only man who will ever be able to bring out my inner flirt. After he leaves, I will be subjected to awkward conversations and unnoticed hair flips at work . . .and for the rest of my life.
Ok, so perhaps I am being a tad dramatic. Perhaps it is irrational of me to think that there is only one man out there who enables me to flirt with freedom and skill. I have to hope that we have more than just one person out there for successful flirting, dating and procreating. So maybe I am not destined to spend the rest of my working days alone and untouched. Maybe my one true workflirt is still out there. Until then, I'll take solace in Lisa Lobe, my canister of chocolate frosting, and practice bringing out my inner flirt all by myself.
I am wrought with pain, loneliness and anxiety. I feel as if the whole world is against me. Last night, I ate chocolate frosting out of the canister and listened to Lisa Lobe while drops of salt and water sank into my lavender duvet cover. It is not hard to guess that I am going though a breakup. There, I have admitted it. It is on this page for all to see. Fellow readers, I feel it is my duty to share this experience with you so that those of you who have had similar woes can take solace in the details of my tormented journey.


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Focus on the Customer, Not Yourself, in Inbound Marketing
By Debbie Qaqish
Today's marketing executive is being bombarded with new technologies and new strategies that call for new knowledge and new experience. Nowhere is this more evident than in inbound marketing. Hubspot reports that 60% of all companies use inbound, it represents 34% of the overall marketing budget, and 48% plan to increase their inbound spend in 2015. Yet, with the tremendous growth in inbound marketing, millions and millions of dollars are wasted because marketers get caught up in the "toy" and not the results. A theory recognized in academic circles as "market orientation" provides a fresh approach for marketers looking to optimize this spend.
Market orientation is a firm-wide focus on the customer typically led by marketing. Several academic studies prove companies who adopt this approach show improved profit and revenue, improved customer acquisition and retention, and an improved competitive position in the market.
How have your customers changed and how have you responded? Prior to the Internet, when a prospect/client began their buyer journey, they called in the sales group from the vendor to do a capabilities presentation. The role of sales in this paradigm was to understand the needs and pains of the customer, shepherd them through their journey, and knit together a solution. The role of marketing in this paradigm was to provide product collateral to support the sales teams face-to-face and phone interactions with the client.
Fast Forward To Today
We've all heard the statistics. Buyers are as much as 60-70% through the selection process before you even have a whiff there might be an opportunity. Roles in this paradigm have changed drastically. The sales role is largely absent, unless they get lucky with a cold call. But the role of marketing is very present. Marketing is now responsible for having that needs/pains based dialog with the prospect until they are ready to talk to sales.
Cut to the Chase
There are two key approaches you can take to your inbound program. Which one describes your efforts?
Approach #1: It's all about YOU!
This approach is used widely and results in less than an optimal return. It's the bright and shiny toy approach. Characteristics:
- Messaging about your products and your solutions only.
- No messaging for specific prospect personas, by title, by industry, by function.
- No messaging around persona needs/pains/motivators.
- Once a prospect engages through an inbound channel, if they don't convert (fill out a form or take an action), you have no other follow-up. You aren't having a continuous and relevant dialog with the prospect.
- Once a prospect engages through an inbound channel, if they do convert (fill out a form or take an action), you have no other follow-up.
Approach #2: It's all about the PROSPECT (Market Orientation)
- Estimate when, how, and why your prospects will reach out through an inbound channel (this can be scientific). Create messaging and content that speaks to these situations.
- All messaging is focused on what customers need and who they are. It's about what they need, not what you have to sell.
- Dynamic content is presented based title, function, role, and needs.
- Messaging is solutions oriented and based on the persona.
- Once a prospect engages through an inbound channel, make it easy to convert. Ensure each click takes the prospect into an easy and relevant dialog with no friction. Each layer needs to be customer focused. Make it easy for the prospect to share minimal information so you can store their information and continue an intelligent dialog.
- Once a prospect engages through an inbound channel, if they don't convert (fill out a form or take an action), you continue to engage with them. Add them to a nurture to see if you can inspire them to further interaction.
- Once a prospect engages through an inbound channel, if they do convert (fill out a form or take an action), you continue to engage with them. If they fill out a "Contact Me" form, track what they do once passed to sales and/or add them to a campaign designed just for this stage. If not a "Contact Me" form, simply add them to a nurture to see if you can motivate them to further interaction.
As prospects increasingly rely on the Internet to seek and find solutions, your inbound program becomes one of your most important strategies for lead generation. The real question becomes what is the effectiveness of the investment? This, of course, is based on your approach: YOU focused or CUSTOMER focused. What's your take?
Debbie Qaqish is the principal partner and chief strategy officer for The Pedowitz Group.


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Chris Brokaw is a Senior Consultant at AndCo. He works with a wide variety of client types providing assistance with developing asset allocation studies and investment policy guidelines, performs custodial reviews, implements investment manager due diligence reviews, conducts analysis for investment manager selection, and provides evaluation for investment performance monitoring.
Chris has over 20 years of institutional investment experience. Prior to joining AndCo, he was an Area Senior Vice-President with Gallagher Fiduciary Advisors where he provided a full range of investment consulting services to corporate, public, health-care, and non-profit investment programs. He also has prior experience in business consulting and banking with international banks and consulting firms.


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Steve Stanek
Steve Stanek is a research fellow at The Heartland Institute and a former managing editor of two Heartland publications, "Budget & Tax News" and "Finance, Insurance & Real Estate News." Stanek's articles have appeared in numerous local, state and national publications since he began writing for Heartland in 2003, and he has been a frequent guest on local and national radio and television programs discussing government budget and regulatory issues.
Latest posts by Steve Stanek (see all)
- Don't Expect Big Changes to Come from the Republicans' Big Wins - November 5, 2014
- Fear the Day Government's Great Fiction Lies Exposed - October 26, 2014
- Abusive Tax Policies Are to Blame for Corporations Going Overseas - October 18, 2014
Are China's leaders better than America's? I doubt it. One-party rule cannot possibly be better than two-party rule, because there's more opportunity for the corruption, recklessness and abuse of citizens that absolute power brings.
Democrats and Republicans may be separate wings of the same bird of prey, but sometimes the wings don't beat together in perfect sync, which makes our government less able than China's to force things down our throats.
With this in mind I present this brief Bloomberg News report, "Behind the Wall: China's Ghost Cities."
China might be blowing an even bigger real estate bubble than our government leaders helped blow.


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The owners needed more space for their growing family. This was a challenging project due to the varied roof lines that existed. In the end, the owners loved the design, but decided to move to Ladue instead.
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Transylvania by Night Pt. 2 - Episode 122
In this episode, we conclude our review of Transylvania by Night. This is part two of our multi-part series on Transylvania and the Transylvania Chronicles.
Next week, we will not publish an episode due to travel and time constraints. In two weeks, we return with the beginning of our review of the Transylvania Chronicles volumes I-IV.
Transylvania by Night was published October, 1997 by White Wolf Publishing and written by Brian Campbell and Nicky Rea.
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Transylvania by Night
Written by: Brian Campbell, Nicky Rea
October, 1997
When Fiends and Warlocks Go To War
Good evening, childer. Welcome to our old and blood-drenched soil. We have known the tread of the Hun, the Roman, the Magyar, yet we stand defiant, as we always have. Now, after sunset, cries of war and horror pierce the night. As the old ways crumble and Usurpers recieve their bloody baptism, limitless power awaits those clever and brutal enough to take it. But beware: The Old Country is a harsh mistress, and those who fail greet the dawn on impaling stakes. So come, my friends. Enter freely, and of your own will. After all...you may never leave.


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TITLE 28 App. > FEDERAL > TITLE > Rule 60
Rule 60. Relief from a Judgment or Order
(a) Corrections Based on Clerical Mistakes; Oversights and Omissions. The court may correct a clerical mistake or a mistake arising from oversight or omission whenever one is found in a judgment, order, or other part of the record. The court may do so on motion or on its own, with or without notice. But after an appeal has been docketed in the appellate court and while it is pending, such a mistake may be corrected only with the appellate court's leave.
(b) Grounds for Relief from a Final Judgment, Order, or Proceeding. On motion and just terms, the court may relieve a party or its legal representative from a final judgment, order, or proceeding for the following reasons:
(2) newly discovered evidence that, with reasonable diligence, could not have been discovered in time to move for a new trial under Rule 59 (b);
(3) fraud (whether previously called intrinsic or extrinsic), misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party;
(5) the judgment has been satisfied, released, or discharged; it is based on an earlier judgment that has been reversed or vacated; or applying it prospectively is no longer equitable; or
(c) Timing and Effect of the Motion.
(1) Timing. A motion under Rule 60 (b) must be made within a reasonable time—and for reasons (1), (2), and (3) no more than a year after the entry of the judgment or order or the date of the proceeding.
(d) Other Powers to Grant Relief. This rule does not limit a court's power to:
(2) grant relief under 28 U.S.C. § 1655 to a defendant who was not personally notified of the action; or


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It is universally agreed upon that there are three things in life that are supremely difficult. The first is riding a bicycle across the Pacific Ocean. The second is training a cat to rotate your tires. The third, and perhaps most impossible, is parenting teenagers.
Rhythm and Blues
My boys have rhythm. I wish I did.
Tim has the best rhythm in the family. The kid is so naturally rhythmic, I swear he could tap his head, rub his stomach, do an Irish jig with his left foot and the moonwalk with his right foot, all while carrying on a conversation defending Breaking Bad as the greatest moment in TV history.
Happy Festivus!
The God of the 99
The Dog Years
It started as a conspiracy; four members of my family plotting behind my back, devising their manipulative plan while I was at work. The plan hatched into the open one night at dinner, timed perfectly amidst my giant bite of spaghetti so I would be rendered helpless to respond without spewing food.
"We should get a dog," Karen said.


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The Laurentian Voyageurs women's basketball team continued their four-game losing streak on Saturday night as they lost a nail biter to the Ryerson Rams, 66-61.
The Rams led the Voyageurs right from the start, ending the first quarter down 18-10. The Vees made a good offensive effort in the first ten minutes but were unable to complete plays and couldn't nail down consecutive baskets. The second quarter saw a push from the Voyageurs, matching the Rams offensive efforts and making more shots, but it wasn't enough to close the lead, heading into the half down 28-23. Meghan Forestell led the scoring for Laurentian in the first half with six points, followed by Kayla Deschatelets and L'Ashante Henry who both contributed with five each.
The second half was much of the same story for the Voyageurs, with solid efforts by their defense to thwart the Rams offense. However, Ryerson was able to stay just ahead of the Vees through the remainder of the half, never allowing the Voyageurs to close the gap and hold on to the 66-61 victory. In the loss, the Voyageurs were led by L'Ashante Henry (13 points, six rebounds) and Meghan Forestell (12 points, three steals).
The Voyageurs will be back in action next weekend as they welcome the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees (Friday, 6pm) and Carleton Ravens (Saturday, 6pm) to the Ben Avery Gym.
You can stay up to date with all things Voyageurs at www.luvoyaguers.com or by following @LUVoyaguers on Twitter.
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Raw sheng puerh made by Ai Gong, stone pressed from anicent Mangjing tea gardens (Guchayuan), 15km from Jingmai village, forming part of the same mountain but with 200meters less elevation and very different character. It was harvested using one bud and 3 leaves from trees that average 200-250 years but includes trees that are 400-800 years old. Mangjing tea is more aggresive and bitter than Jingmai. This bitterness is powerful at first but rapidly transforms into sweetness. Its strongest point is its mouthfeeling, fresh and with long lasting camphor taste that makes you salivate and want to drink more. Fortunately this tea handles many infusions and quenches your thirst! This puerh tea is very fragrant, with strong huigan and body feeling kougan and slight astringency that turns refreshing and keeps you cool in summer. The is a harmonious tea that is also great for puerh beginners who want to get a grasp of what Raw Pu-erh tea can offer. Jingmai is a candidate to become a World Heritage Site, therefore, the farmers make great efforts to keep a natural environment in the tea gardens, and to use good agricultural practices. We have this tea both pressed into 150gram cakes and as loose Mao Cha. If you order a lesser amount you will receive the loose leaf Mao Cha unless you specify otherwise.
Origin: Mangjing, Jingmai, Yunnan, China
Harvest: Spring, 2014
Color of liquor: golden yellow
Aroma: anise, straw, menthol, leather, intense
Flavor: intense, magnolia, apple sauce, vegetal, camphor, bitter-sweet
Temperature: 90-100ºc
Steeping time: 30 sec; 1min; 1,5min


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By Malene Lundén in News · 6. august 2018
Sorry, this entry is only available in Danish.
The Energy Institute distributes the documentation from the sustainable development on Samso. See the five most recent additions here:
|Jantzen, J and Kristensen, M(2019)Islands of Innovation brochure (da, en).Islands of Innovation.
|Malene Lundén, ML(2017)Info about intenship at the Energy Academy.Energiakademiet og AAU, Energiakademiet.(Unpublished)
|Malene Lunden, ml(2018)Livets revner giver plads til lys.Other thesis, Samsø Energiakademi.
|Jantzen, J and Kristensen, M(2019)The Ballen2016 Data Set.[Dataset]
|Østergaard, Poul Alberg and Jantzen, Jan and Marczinkowski, Hannah Mareike and Kristensen, Michael(2019)Business and socioeconomic assessment of introducing heat pumps with heat storage in small-scale district heating systems.Renewable Energy, 139. pp. 904-914. ISSN 0960-1481Item not available from this repository.


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Reasons why you should choose an implant-supported denture and how they work.
Why is an Implant-Supported Denture Better than a Conventional Denture?
If you have badly damaged teeth that can't be repaired, and you've been told you need to have them taken out, an implant-supported dental implants, would be a perfect solution for you. If you have an existing denture that needs to be replaced, you should also think about an implant-supported denture. You need to talk with a professional like Dr. Rhonda Nasser in Palm Beach, FL, who is a skilled expert of implant-supported denture treatments.
The implants supporting the denture are inserted into your jawbone, and because implants are made of titanium, they are biocompatible. They are gentle to your bone and soft tissue, and your body won't reject them. In fact, success rates of implants are the highest of any surgical implant, nearly 95%! It takes about 3 months for the implants to fully fuse with your bone and then they become a permanent replacement for the roots of your missing teeth. Your beautiful new denture is placed over the top of the implants, with the implants providing support.
We recently spoke with renowned Dentist in Paradise, CA, Dr. Timothy Elloway DDS, where he shared the same philosophy concerning implant supported dentures. You can learn more about Dr. Elloway at www.dentistparadiseca.com or you can check out his Google+ page.
You will be happier with your implanted-supported dentures instead of conventional dentures because:
- You will be more confident knowing your denture will stay in place when you eat and speak
- They look very natural, just like your original teeth
- They can last a lifetime with proper care
An implant-supported denture will also help you retain the bone in your jaw, which helps to maintain the youthful look of your face. Your implant-supported denture is a permanent, beautiful solution to tooth loss, and Dr. Nasser, will use state-of-the-art techniques to provide you with the best care and best denture you can buy. So don't delay, call today and get started on a new you!


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Nerves took hold of Herman Wiley minutes before he was to take the stage in front of hundreds of co-workers, politicians and members of the national media on Wednesday (Aug. 5) in Wakarusa, Ind.
But then President Barack Obama took Wiley under his wing and helped calm those nerves, according to the South Bend Tribune.
"He took me backstage and told me everything would be all right," Wiley said. "I took a deep breath and went out there."
In a confident voice, Wiley told his story to those gathered in front of him – about how he worked in the recreational vehicle business for 32 years at the former Monaco Coach Corp., was recently laid off temporarily while trying to support his two children, and then how he was rehired in June at Monaco RV.
"I have great faith the economy will turn around," he told the crowd.
He then introduced the president and shook his hand as Obama made his entrance Wednesday at Monaco RV to thunderous applause from the nearly 200 Monaco employees there.
After the news conference, Wiley spoke about his once-in-a-lifetime experience.
"It felt really good," said Wiley, 54, of Elkhart. "I was proud to do this. It was beyond anything you could imagine."
Wiley's story is not unique.
In fact, just about every Monaco employee there had two things in common: They are currently employed but had recently been laid off. Most of them lost their jobs sometime between July 2008 – when 1,400 workers were cut – and March.
Some 400 employees have been brought back since Navistar International Corp. bought the company out of bankruptcy and renamed it Monaco RV.
The news that Navistar would receive $39 million in grants to develop batteries and electric vehicles was a sign their company may be on the right track to stability. The money will be spent to build electric trucks with the ability to go 100 miles.
"Hopefully, we can get going and get back the money we were making a few years ago," said Laura Collins, who makes the commute to Wakarusa from Logansport.
Collins said she took a $5 or $6 an hour pay cut when she returned but said the work is worth it.
"It's an industry that once you start working, it's hard to stop," she added.
Randy Trotter, of Bristol, Brandon Boisvart, of North Manchester, and Jeff Compton, of Warsaw, stood shoulder to shoulder as they talked about what the grant will do. They, too, were all temporarily laid off when the Monaco plant in Warsaw closed but now are happy to report to Wakarusa daily.
They say the stimulus money is helping them get back to work and secure their jobs.
"It was a struggle, struggle, struggle before we got called back," Trotter said.
"Yeah, this really got us back to work," Compton added.
"And hopefully will keep us there," Boisvart said.
Rich Esterlie, of Elkhart, was laid off a year and a half ago and struggled to find a job before he was called back.
"There already is a hybrid, now we're getting involved with an electric line of trucks," he said. "I definitely think this will help the business."
Henry Kaiser was more skeptical, adding he hopes more jobs are added, but he said he's not certain the money will help.
Josh Walters was riding around Wakarusa on his Harley-Davidson shortly after the news conference when he stopped to talk about the grant.
"I think it's a great thing as long as (Obama) sticks to what he says," Walters said. "What's iffy is having the electric vehicles go for 100 miles. They'll have to improve on that, but it's a starting point."
Walters said he worked as a repo man after he was cut from Monaco.
"That's when I got to see the other side of the economy," he said. "I understand what people go through."


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CP3-Origins 7th Black Book
Charting Fundamental Interactions
Descrizione dell'editore
The Centre for Excellence in Cosmology and Particle Physics Phenomenology – CP³-Origins was established by the Danish National Research Foundation (DNRF) and opened on the 1st of September 2009 at the University of Southern Denmark in Odense.
At the end of each year, we summarise some of the centre's highlights and research visions in the CP3-Origins Black Books. These books are created for colleagues and physics students, but are aimed at everyone who wishes be kept up-to-date on one of the world's most fascinating areas of research. The previous six books can be downloaded from our website.
Four years ago, we introduced the interactive iBlack Book which is freely downloadable on iTunes, and features enriched content for a more entertaining and comprehensive reading experience. This pioneering way of scientific reporting has enabled us to reach a wider audience, and to more fully communicate our work. I am therefore thrilled to announce the fifth iBlack Book.
This report has been prepared by Professor Francesco Sannino, the Director of CP3-Origins.


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The biggest and main social anxiety symptom of social anxiety disorder is feeling public humiliation and as if you are being judged on your ever move. Often people that suffer from social phobia can embarrass easily and be very shy.
The two main types of social anxiety disorder include generalized social phobia which is the worst of the two a means that the individual is afraid of almost every social situation and then specific social phobia where individuals only get stressed and anxious in certain types of social situations – a good example of this is when musicians get stage fright.
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– Tight chest.
– Rapid heartbeat.
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– Nausea.
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Silvercrest Foods, Ireland's second-largest processor of beef burgers recalled 10 million burgers on Wednesday from supermarkets across Ireland and Britain amid fears that many could contain horse meat.
It took the action after it was revealed that DNA tests of burgers on sale found tiny traces of horse meat in more than a third.
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Current state of practice in railway track vibration isolation: an Australian overview
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Kaewunruen, S. & Remennikov, A. M. (2016). Current state of practice in railway track vibration isolation: an Australian overview. Australian Journal of Civil Engineering, 14 (1), 63-71.
Inevitably, train and track interaction generates a travelling source of noise and vibration along the railway corridor. Railway noise is generated in various forms and spectra. The undesirable railway sound and vibration include rolling noise, impact noise, curve noise, mechanical noise, airborne noise, wheel/rail noise, structure- and ground-borne noises. The noise that is carried through the vehicle body mainly affects ride quality, customer experience and structural integrity of the rolling stocks, whereas the vibration that is transmitted from the rails to the supporting structure of the track plays a main role in rapid track degradation and potentially affects the surrounding structures. This study highlights the practical guidelines for track vibration isolation resulting from the operation of railways. Its emphases are placed on the contemporary vibration mitigation methods used in existing and ageing railway infrastructures (the so-called 'brown field project'). Its aim was to provide the overview and lessons learnt for the future development of new vibration isolation strategies in practice.


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I made another Peter Pan collar. This time out of velvet and old cape lining. It's a hair tight because the last time I made it the fabric had a lot of stretch, the houndstooth doesn't have much at all.
I made the collar smaller this time, and maybe a little too small for my taste. I like it, it just wasn't was I was going for. I did do a better job attaching it this time, it's even!
I tried doing pattern matching. At least the head hole thing isn't as sloppy as last time.
Sometimes I got the pattern to line up. Trust me, it was hard to do, shit was tiny and leaves NO room to shift or move.
I even used my blind hem foot on my serger. I don't think I used it right, but I did something that works. I need to play with tensions I think.
I cut this pattern out like a dumb ass, lesson learned, because now I need to make it a size bigger for next time. I also need to make the shoulders smaller, the seam sits on me in the wrong spot. I added like an inch to the length and I'd still like it longer.
I also made my first kids' shirt. I hated making it. I thought it would be a great way to use scrap fabric. It was more of a labor than a labor of love. No real reason, just didn't get joy from it like selfish sewing does.
That's why I made this. I fucking love it, but I feel like skirts are no big deal, so you get a shitty snapchat photo. Used my favorite pattern of all time, old trusty. I did a GREAT job pattern matching, just trust me ok? I added three inches to the length this time around and it feels like a whole new skirt and not one I've made 1,000 times.
Now back to day dreaming about having this outfit in my closet. Shoes too!
I even want to tackle the jacket, make something like this.
I even have plans to make other things to go with the shirt...that I haven't made yet.
Now all I have to do is find the right size, make the right adjustments to the pattern so it fits like a glove, buy the right fabric, and construct it all without any major flaws. NO BIG DEAL RIGHT?
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