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Sure Women invisible on black and white clothes Anti-perspirant Deodorant 250ml
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Sure Women invisible on black + white clothes Anti-perspirant Deodorant Aerosol is formulated with our best ever no marks formula, providing 48 hour protection against sweat, odour and marks on your clothes.
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Do you remember the scene in the original "Back to the Future" where Doc and Marty are remotely accelerating the car directly into their path? Marty steps aside. Doc is offended. It is a trust issue. Perhaps Marty thought, "Hey Doc, I like you and all, but you are a bit eccentric. I don't want to lose my life."
There are many instances in the Bible where loyalty to God is equated with obeying his rules ("commandments") and principles. Gideon's famous war experience features a different type of trust and loyalty – one where listening to God's direction would seem almost suicidal.
Picture if you would the battlefield. The opposition has a force of at least 120,000 strong. One article said there may have been as many as 135,000. In comparison, Gideon's army was about a fourth of that at 32,000. Although he was greatly outnumbered, God told him "that's too many." The reason God provided Gideon was that his army might brag that they themselves delivered the victory. (Judges 7:2) So God told Gideon to tell his army "whoever is afraid may go home." Here was probably the first test of Gideon's trust and loyalty. Think about it – if you were commanding a military force and you were to tell them "whoever is afraid of being outnumbered 4 to 1 can leave," wouldn't you be afraid the whole army would leave? I've got to admit, if I had been put in that position, I think I would have been very reluctant to comply and very worried with the outcome. And just to the highlight issue again, we are not talking about obedience to sexual morals or treating others unfairly. The whole point was trusting that God would deliver Gideon and his army even if it was just Gideon himself.
Gideon obeys and 10,000 of his 32,000 leave – so nearly one-third. Gideon now has 22,000 left, who, merely by their staying are declaring they are strong of heart and share Gideon's trust in God. Gideon may have heaved a sigh relief that he still had anyone at all. But next God says, "that is still too many." So without telling him why, God tells Gideon to take the men to a water source and watch how they drink. Seems odd, but ok. Afterwards God told him that those who lapped water like a dog (as opposed to those who were on bended knee and used their hands to scoop water) should be dismissed. (Some have speculated that it may have been that those lapping water dropped their guard whereas those on bended knee kept their guard up. So how many lapped like a dog? The majority – 21,700! Yup, that left a mere 300 warriors. The odds were now about 400 to 1. What in the world could God possibly be thinking!? Might Gideon have reasoned (like Marty's temporary lapse) in his heart, "I love you Jehovah, and trust you, but are you sure?" There is no mention in the Bible that Gideon was even one bit hesitant.
As it turned out, the initial engagement with the enemy was probably what we today would call "shock and awe." Gideon's forces did not initially even confront the army face to face, yet their enemies took to flight and even slaughtered each other. Finally, in the confusion, Gideon's men did engage the army and conquered them.
We today face life challenges that are probably less spectacular than Gideon's. But that doesn't make them any less a stressful personal challenge. What encouragement does God offer us? Proverbs urges us to rely on God and not to lean on our own understanding. Our "understanding" might be that the hard physical evidence in front of us looks like we need to take matters into our own hands. This was exactly the situation with Gideon. Yet he didn't allow the fact that he was grossly outnumbered to break his confidence in God. Additionally, Jesus told us that implicit trust in God is called for when we sense that we lack the essentials for living.
So the circumstances can take many forms but the issues of loyalty and trust are the same in every case. For us, this isn't trusting some eccentric human scientist, it is trusting the Creator of the universe who is the only one known for his word being 100 percent trustworthy.

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With JAY-Z's new opus, 4:44 sitting on top off the charts once again, today Hov is back with something new. This time around JAY-Z unveils the footnotes for his track "Kill Jay-Z." The clip finds JAY-Z opening up about the song's theme with a collective of celebrities ranging from Kendrick Lamar to Chris Rock. Along the way, Jay speaks about killing off the JAY-Z moniker in order to get to the truth.
Jay states: "It's really about the ego. It's about killing off the ego, so you can have this conversation in a place of vulnerability and honesty." He goes on to add that "JAY-Z, the public persona, couldn't have this conversation. He has to be eliminated. It's really Shawn Carter speaking to JAY-Z and he has to convince him to move aside." We also here thoughts from Trevor Noah, Roc Nation's Van Jones, Chris Rock, Anthony Anderson and Mahershala Ali. Check out the TIDAL exclusive clip in the stream below and give us your thoughts in the comments. Stay tuned for much more from JAY-Z coming soon!
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- judging, vinyl, and shows
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- Queens of the Stone Age, Sandrider, Akimbo, Iron Maiden, Two Gallants, Carina Round, and Pig Destroyer
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- Ampeg V4, Ampeg VL1002, Sunn Concert Bass, Ampeg B2R, and Ampeg B2R
- Favorite Guitar/Bass Player:
- Josh Homme, Adam Stephens, and Aaron Walters
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- French Fry Enthusiast. Hockey Obsessive. Guitarista.
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Each year we look for someone who has made sure that the memory of September 11, 2001 is kept alive in the hearts and minds of fellow citizens. This year we found someone in our "own back yard."
Norman Siegel is one of a kind. For decades he has stood for the downtrodden and has supported those whom justice had seemed to fail.
This is not the reason the Christopher A. Santora Educational Scholarship Fund is honoring Norman as our 2009 Man of the Year, however.
The person of the year award is given each year to an individual who has continued to keep September 11, 2001 issues "alive" in peoples' hearts and minds. This year we are honored to give this award to our first woman the Honorable Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney.
We met Anthony in the beginning months following September 11, 2001. We were both family members. Anthony had lost his older brother and we had lost our son. We agreed on many issues. We wanted the truth to be told. We wanted answers. We wanted the City of New York to do the right thing. We met at the many meetings that were held during those early days. Anthony created a family group entitled the "World Trade Center United Family Group." His mission was to provide knowledge and support to family members who were coping with their terrible loss. He organized an exchange and reached out to the families from the Oklahoma City bombing knowing that they understood the loss we were suffering. Families from New York City went to Oklahoma City to support the families for their anniversary. The families from Oklahoma City came to New York City to support us for our anniversary. We were privileged to become a part of that exchange. We have returned to Oklahoma for 3 years. Our friendships with the folks from Oklahoma City are very special to us.
We have known Joseph Crowley for many years. He is one of the "good guys" in politics. He really cares about his neighbors and his constituents. He works hard to make a difference. He has and continues to make our nation better, safer, more secure, more educated, more tolerant and more proactive.


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By Stericycle Staff | Oct. 22, 2014
Hospitals Prove Commitment to Patient Engagement with Meaningful Use Investments
According to a 2013 article in U.S. News & World Report's Hospital of Tomorrow forum special report, hospital executives are taking the idea of patient engagement seriously. If money talks, hospitals' significant capital expenditures on information systems that boost patients' engagement in their own care is speaking volumes about how much hospitals are actually starting to treat patients as consumers.
Think about today's typical consumer of just about any product or service. He or she has unprecedented access to buying information, thanks to the public availability of the Internet and the growth of self-service.
The U.S. News and World Report article points out that, as you might expect, the shift toward a patient engagement emphasis has been driven by healthcare reform, i.e., the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA). As part of the second stage of the 'meaningful use' of electronic health records (EHR) requirement, health care providers must convince at least 5 percent of their patients to communicate electronically about their care. The article provides a couple of examples of hospitals' response to this requirement.
The U.S. News Hospital of Tomorrow Forum featured two New York City providers who discussed how they are adapting to the requirement.
Patient portal facilitates engagement
New York-Presbyterian Hospital offers its patients access to their own records and other online services through a patient portal called MyNYP. Via the portal, they can see discharge summaries and instructions, make follow-up appointments, pay bills, send secure messages to their doctors and even search for clinical trials for which they might be eligible. In October 2013 alone, nearly 1,700 people signed up.
Despite this interest level, management has identified a couple of barriers to wider adoption, according to the article. First, many patients expect that doctors will provide them with the medical records they need, despite the fact that doctors work for a practice and not the hospital. Second, some patients are afraid they'll lose the human touch; not all have embraced health care self-service as many consumers have when choosing seats on a plane, for example.
Data-driven readmissions reduction
The Visiting Nurse Service of New York, which cares for patients in their homes and other community settings following discharge from the hospital, has been working with New York-Presbyterian and an insurer to prevent high-risk patients from losing engagement in their care during transitions in care due to sloppy patient hand-offs. The VNSNY reduced 30-day hospital readmissions for all causes by more than 50 percent among patients enrolled in a program utilizing multidisciplinary care teams and deep dives into patient data to identify predictors of readmissions.
The program's key success factors include:
- Interfacing the program with scheduling systems at primary care physician offices so patients get follow-up care within seven days of discharge
- Tracking of eight metrics in a patient's EHR, including high fall risks; when the metric threshold is exceeded, a patient- and family-centric program for preventing falls is triggered
Additional initiatives are underway within the program:
- Identifying patients with behavioral or mental health issues by reviewing their EHR data
- Collaboration with hospital partners on a 'shave a day' program that identifies patients who would be better off at home than in the hospital; stays among many patients who have received total knee and hip replacements have been reduced by a day or more
- The use of telehealth
- Communicating with younger patients such as pregnant women and new mothers via text; this has also helped boost medication adherence for HIV/AIDS patients
On the clinical side, tracking EHR data like this can be a key component in evidence based care, too.
More solutions are available
We offer plenty of solutions that help health care providers foster patient engagement, too.
If you decide to launch a patient portal like New York-Presbyterian Hospital's, our Patient Portal Services can support such an initiative and your Meaningful Use initiatives. Our compassionate Customer Experience Agents can provide callers with Level 1 technical support, such as:
- Password reset
- Basic site navigation
- Updating account information
- Account lockout/unlock
Our Post-Discharge Services can help you go a long way toward maintaining engagement among patients who have been discharged from the hospital. These services can provide several benefits in this regard, including:
- Determine discharge instruction compliance
- Provide clinical escalations for patients needing immediate service recovery or attention
- Track patient-physician follow-up appointment compliance and compare with care plan recommendations
Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you to grow patient engagement in their own care via these solutions.


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Oakfil Production has through its capacity building programme, brought to limelight galaxy of stars that are making waves both in the musical and movie industry. Its grass root talent discovery venture is an ongoing initiative that is constantly unearthing and polishing talents who ordinarily may never have been discovered.
Founded by Okey Ezugwu, Oakfil Productions limited is at the fore-front of the battle against piracy and sub-standard movies in Nigeria, while helping to reduce the volume of unemployment in the country by empowering and employing the youth. We are continually strategizing and developing ways of taking the Nigeria entertainment industry to its greatest possible heights and we will never relent until our dream is achieved.


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Register for the Next Webinar
Renato Sogueco and Tony Hines
Wednesday, January 8th 4:00pm EST
Learn how to take control of your online placement with these tips and tricks for SEM. Renato and Allia will cover all the ins and outs of Google Advertising just in time for the holiday season. Join us for this weeks Facebook live to learn more
Webinar Replays
Building Everyday Business Through SEO
Summer business traditionally slow? Renato Cruz Sogueco, AAF, PFCI is back to show how you can leverage searches for birthday and sympathy to bust the slump and build website traffic. Building on his last session on exploring the right keywords used by customers, he'll reveal all the specific phrases and keywords customer use – and which you'll input into your website, to draw more attention and business.
Napco 2020 Spring and Garden Trend Report
Spring is a season of renewal and rejuvenation, a time for opportunities to bloom and grow. Join Jackie Lacey AAF, AIFD, CFD, PFCI and Lesley Bolden AIFD for the new Napco 2020 Spring and Garden Trend Report, your source for imaginative new ideas and exhilarating new inspirations that can grow your profits.
Stay on Top of Search Trends to Stay Relevant with Customers
Wish you knew what your potential customers are thinking? Best way is to confirm the terms and phrases they use when they search for your products. Renato Cruz Sogueco, AAF, PFCI will demo a few methods of how to find these keywords searches and identify trends. He'll then share strategies of how to use this information to build search rank. If you manage your own website or want to understand how search engine optimization (SEO) can work for you, this Facebook Premiere is for you!
Event Promotions: Part 3
Now that your social is ready and the events have been created, it's time to work on your website and search ads. This week join us to learn all about creating event pages and Google Ads to help make your event a huge success!
Event Promotions: Part 2
Events can be difficult to put on, from the planning to the execution, it seems like nothing will ever be finished. With all the details needing your attention, let us help with your promotions. From how to create your event on social to how to create advertisements, we have you covered in part two. Join us this week and learn how to make your social event promotions work!
Event Promotions: Part 1
Events are a great way to expand your business, but they can be difficult to navigate. In our three part webinar, we will take you through all the online steps to make your event a hit. In part one join us as we discuss how to create an event website. From examples to booking events, this website will help with everything.
Mother's Day Trends
Presented By – Jackie Lacey AIFD, CFD, PFCI Director of Education, Floriology
Mother's Day is here again. As a staple of the floral industry, it's not a holiday to take lightly. Make sure to be on trend this year to make the most of your sales. Join Jackie Lacey and Renato Sogueco as they give you the scoop on everything Mother's Day for 2019!
Prom Marketing Plans
Michaela Hills and Megan Dukes, Floriology Digital Marketing Services
Prom season is almost here once again. While we still have a little time lets get your marketing ready. From online to in-store, there are a few steps you can take to make sure your prom season is all it can be. Michaela Hills and Megan Dukes from the Floriology Digital Marketing Services are here to help.
2019 Post Valentines Day Self-Assessment Tips
Presented By – Jackie Lacey AIFD, CFD, PFCI Director of Education and Renato Sogueco, VP Digital Strategy
Valentine's Day is over, but there is work to be done to analyze your performance post holiday and prep you for future success. Join Jackie Lacey AIFD, CFD, PFCI and Renato Sogueco, VP Digital Strategy as they share strategies of how you can analyze your holiday performance, calculate your position and plan for Valentine's Day 2020 (or any holiday).
2019 Fall & Holiday Trend Report
Presented By – Renato Cruz Sogueco, VP Digital Strategy and Lesley Bolden, AIFD
Through extensive research, Napco has identified the latest trends and pinpointed vital opportunities designed to keep you a step ahead of your competition. Explore the hottest floral varieties and colors for fall and holiday 2019 with the most in-demand styles, materials, textures and shapes.
Join our FREE webinar, where you'll learn valuable insights and creative suggestions to help you make the most of these trends!
REBROADCAST Creating Valentine's Day Social
Presented by Sara Hernandez and Tony Hines, Floriology Digital Marketing
Social media is a part of everyday life at this point, so why not use it to your advantage. To grab all those early (and late) shoppers on Valentine's Day, create some social traction to stand out from your competitors. With some tips and tricks, Sara Hernandez and Tony Hines will have your social media Valentines ready.
Why Digital Marketing is Critical to Building Your Business
Michaela Hills and Allia Lewandowski, Floriology Digital Marketing Services
Website rank through search engine optimization, online advertising, engaging social media and positive online reviews – all essential components for you to successfully compete in the online marketplace. But do you truly understand each practice and how they complement one another to build your online presence?
Allia Lewandowski and Michaela Hills of Floriology's Digital Marketing Services program will demystify these practices and provide insights of how it all works. With the information they share, you'll be able to plan a digital marketing campaign to build web clicks and in-store visits in 2019.
Holiday Help; Tips and Tricks for the Holiday Season
Presented by Renato Sogueco, VP Digital Strategy and Allia Lewandowski, Floriology Digital Marketing
The holiday season is here! It's time to prepare for a busy and stressful time. Here at Floriology we have put together tips and tricks from our whole team to help you out. From design to online, we have you covered!
Hashtag and Tagging Help
Presented by Sara Hernandez and Katie Connors, Floriology Digital Marketing
Hashtags are important in social media posting but can be difficult to understand. How many do you use, when are they appropriate to use and how long should they be? Join Sara and Katie in this week's webinar to find out all you need to know for hashtags and tagging.
Thanksgiving not a floral holiday? Make it one!
Presented By – Jackie Lacey AIFD, CFD, PFCI Director of Education, Floriology
Let's try to make this holiday season the best one yet! In the past, Thanksgiving was one of the biggest floral holidays – in this week's webinar learn how to make Thanksgiving a floral holiday again. Join Jackie this week for all the tips and tricks for merchandising and modern arrangements targeting this giving day.
Creating Social Pages for Your Business
Presented by Sara Hernandez and Adrienne Dempsey, Floriology Digital Marketing
Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram are all important for a visual industry like ours. Being able to share your floral art is an important way to gain business but getting onto these social sites can be tricky. In this week's webinar learn how to create business pages on these social sites and the basics of how to run your online profiles
Spring Trend Report
Presented By – Jackie Lacey, AIFD, CFD, PFCI and Lesley Bolden, AIFD
In this week's webinar, our expert floral instructors and product development team will present to you our newest trend report, a comprehensive collection of the hottest trends for 2019 "Spring and Garden" Trend Report! Explore color and texture, shapes and sizes, materials and finishes – all of what your customers are looking for. Hear first-hand about inspiring ideas, innovative products and insights about which floral varieties are top-of-mind right now, with suggestions that can bring it all to life. Stay ahead of the latest industry changes to generate new opportunities to connect with customers, new and old!
Spring Trend Report from BloomNet on Vimeo.
Holiday Recipes, Ops Planning and Labor
Presented By – Jackie Lacey AIFD, CFD, PFCI Director of Education, Floriology featuring Charley Howard, Director of Products and Services, BloomNet
Holiday season is speeding towards us. This year Floriology wants you to be fully prepared and ready for the challenges ahead. Join Charley Howard and Jackie Lacey in this week's webinar to learn all the tools you need to have an amazing holiday season.
Wedding Season Post and Prep
Presented By – Jackie Lacey AIFD, CFD, PFCI, Director of Education, BloomNet
Summer wedding season is ending for 2018. This is the perfect time to sit down and figure out what worked and what can be improved. With the experience that Jackie Lacey brings, this webinar will discuss everything that should be happening in post and preseason prep.
Social Media Photography and Video
Presented by Katie Connors and Sara Hernandez, Floriology Digital Marketing
Need to make your impression in the online marketplace? With how visual the floral industry is, video and photography are the best way to go. Learn from two amazing Floriology guides as they teach you all the tools and tricks we use. Between capturing the best video or an inspirational photo, this webinar will help you become an expert social media photographer.
How to Run a Facebook Ad for Holidays
Holiday time is perfect for Facebook ads, but before you invest the money, learn a few tricks from us! From how to create your advertisements to how to interpret the data, Sara and Allia will teach it all. Learn our tricks and how exactly to use the targeting system in this week's webinar!
Holiday Prep, Planning, Marketing, Merchandising
Presented By – Jackie Lacey AIFD, CFD, PFCI Director of Education, Floriology featuring Charley Howard, Director of Products and Services, BloomNet
With the holiday season coming up, it's time to start preparing. Everything from how to market your holiday product to prepping your staff will be discussed. Jackie Lacey and Charley Howard will share tips and tricks that have gotten them through the holiday season time and time again!
Everyday Trends & Fresh Additions Trend Report
Presented By – Jackie Lacey, AIFD, CFD, PFCI and Lesley Bolden, AIFD
Wednesday, July 25th, 4:00-5:00pm EST
In this week's webinar, our expert floral instructors and product development team will present to you our newest trend report, a comprehensive collection of the hottest trends for 2018 "Everyday Trends & Fresh Additions" Trend Report! Explore color and texture, shapes and sizes, materials and finishes – all of what your customers are looking for. Hear first-hand about inspiring ideas, innovative products and insights about which floral varieties are top-of-mind right now, with suggestions that can bring it all to life. Stay ahead of the latest industry changes to generate new opportunities to connect with customers, new and old!
Exploring Online Learning
Presented By – Allia Lewandowski and Sara Hernandez, Floriology Digital Marketing
Wednesday, July 18th, 4:00-5:00pm EST
In this technology-based world, information changes rapidly. The information you learned a year ago is now outdated and retired. How do you keep up if everything changes so quickly? The answer is online education. With the ability to take classes on skills you want to learn, in your own time and with prices that won't break the bank, these may be the best option. Join us in this week's webinar on how online schools work for you.
How To Respond To Online Reviews
Presented By – Michaela Hills and Sara Lomax, Floriology Digital Marketing
Wednesday, July 11th, 4:00-5:00pm EST
An extremely important part of your online marketplace are reviews. They allow potential customers to hear from real people about how amazing you and your product is… or isn't. Responding to less than great reviews can be daunting, but we are here to help. Join us for this week's webinar as we dive into the Dos and Don'ts of review management.
Summer Survival
Presented By – Jackie Lacey AIFD, CFD, PFCI Director of Education, Floriology featuring Charley Howard, Director of Products and Services, BloomNet
Standing between you and the holiday season is summer. It's a slow time for our industry, but with some expert navigation, you can hit the summer hard. Charley Howard is here to give all the tips and tricks to having a great summer in this week's webinar.
Kickstart Your Digital Brand!
Presented by Renato Cruz Sogueco, VP Digital Strategy at BloomNet and Allia Lewandowski SEO SEM Guide at BloomNet
With the online market as large as it is today, every company and designer needs a digital brand. How do you create and maintain a digital brand? Join Renato Sogueco for this webinar to learn all about how to create a digital brand as unique and strong as you and your business are.
Building Your Wedding Business
Presented By – Jackie Lacey AIFD, CFD, PFCI, Director of Education, BloomNet
Wednesday, May 30th, 4:00-5:00pm EST
So much of the floral market is dedicated to weddings lately – not only do weddings get a lot of attention in the floral industry, they get attention everywhere! Your wedding business is quickly becoming one of the most important aspects of your floral business. As the wedding industry grows, we're seeing a lot more players enter the field. Join us to learn how to set yourself apart and prepare for the upcoming wedding season in this week's webinar!
Building Your Local Floral Business Using LinkedIn
Presented by Sara Hernandez, BloomNet Marketing
Wednesday, May 16th, 4:00-5:00pm EST
LinkedIn is a valuable tool for building your business in the local community. More than just a social media platform, LinkedIn provides unique opportunities for marketing and networking, so you can grow your business locally. In this webinar, we'll help you learn to take advantage of everything LinkedIn has to offer to find a community of consumers and professionals in your area and grow your local floral business.
Mother's Day Prep
Presented By – Jackie Lacey, AIFD, CFD, PFCI, Director of Education, Floriology and BloomNet
Wednesday, May 2nd, 4:00-5:00pm EST
Being prepared is key to the success of a holiday in your floral business always – especially for a holiday as big as Mother's Day! Your product is ordered, you've got your flowers and hardgoods stocked, but there is more to being prepared than just ordering your product. Join us in this Mother's Day Prep webinar to learn how to prepare your store, your staff, your website and more, just in time to make this Mother's Day your best one yet!
Creating Online Offers & Promotions
Presented by Sara Lomax and Allia Lewandowski, BloomNet Marketing
Creating online promotions can help you increase traffic online and in store. Online offers and promotions are the future of digital marketing and can help you reach your audience and get them to buy. In this webinar, we will go in-depth on different kinds of online promotions and how to push them using social media ads.
Discover Augmented Reality! A New Way to Market Flowers?
Presented by Breonna Quash, BloomNet Marketing and Allia Lewandowski, BloomNet Marketing
You may have never heard about it, but probably have experienced Augmented Reality (AR) when using social apps, shopping for furniture or even trying out clothes. Augmented Reality is the hot new tech being used by mega-marketers to target Millennials and the mobile savvy.
Join Allia and Breonna as they explain the tech in detail and provide loads of examples of other retailers leveraging AR.
Spring Holidays & Prom
resented By – Jackie Lacey AIFD, CFD, PFCI Director of Education, Floriology featuring Charley Howard, Director of Products and Services, BloomNet
Join us for this week's webinar. We will be talking about the best ways to handle the upcoming spring holidays and Prom including Easter, Professional Administrative Assistance Day and Mother's Day.
-Easter; Decorating your store, Special Products for Easter and a "pictures with the Easter bunny" promotional idea
-Professional Administrative Assistance Day; Special Desktop Arrangements, Radio station give-away promo and reminding your staff to promote the holiday
-Mother's Day; Review plan, check inventory and order flowers/vases, revisit staffing including drivers and learn from Valentine's Day mistakes
-Prom; Offerings from basic to advanced, new technology, training staff and pricing
How to Build Sales with Floriology Digital Marketing featuring Franchise Case Studies
Presentation and case study discussion by Renato Cruz Sogueco and Sara Lomax of Floriology Digital Marketing Services.
Digital marketing is essential to growing your business in this very competitive online marketplace. Renato and Sara will provide a brief overview of effective digital marketing strategies.
Learn from Yunus of Conroy's Encino and Albert Mendez of Conroy's Simi Valley on how they are building web sales month over month participating in the Floriology Digital Marketing Program and engaging with Renato, Sara and team.
Yunus and Albert will share how:
- The Floriology team manages their website to improve search engine optimization to improve rank – increasing clicks.
- How they've invested dollars in search marketing such as Adwords to compete with online competitors.
- How Floriology writes blogs and posts in social media to build engagement with customers.
- How they've been able to increase and improve their online reviews so customers gain trust in their businesses.
How to Build Sales with Floriology Digital Marketing featuring Franchise Case Studies from BloomNet on Vimeo.
Inside the Millennial Mind
Panel Discussion moderated by Renato Cruz Sogueco and Jackie Lacey, AIFD, CFD, PFCI of Floriology featuring Millennial panelists Breonna Quash, Sara Lomax, Sara Hernandez and Allia Lewandowski.
Is marketing flowers to Millennials still a mystery? In this engaging session, we share data, research and recommendations from the American Floral Endowment's 2016 Marketing Tactics to Increase Millennial Floral Purchases study and compare it to the real-time responses of our Millennial panel. We'll focus on perceptions of floral products, purchasing barriers and the types of promotions which resonate.
Inside the Millennial Mind-Perceptions from BloomNet on Vimeo.
2018 Fall & Holiday Trend Webinar
Presented by Jackie Lacey, AIFD, CFD, PFCI & Lesley Bolden, AIFD
In this FREE webinar, our expert floral instructors and product development team will present to you our newest trend report, a comprehensive collection of the hottest trends for Fall & Holiday 2018. Explore color and texture, shapes and sizes, materials and finishes – all of what your customers are looking for. Hear first-hand about inspiring ideas, innovative products and insights about which floral varieties are top-of-mind right now, with suggestions that can bring it all to life. Stay ahead of the latest industry changes to generate new opportunities to connect with customers, new and old
As always, BloomNet Florists can apply Napco purchases to their Clearinghouse statement. Plus, all webinar attendees will receive a link to the full copy of the trend report!
Marketing in a Snap!
Presented by Renato Cruz Sogueco, VP Digital Strategy at BloomNet and Breonna Quash, BloomNet Marketing
"Marketing in a Snap!" will cover one of this year's biggest social media platforms – Snapchat. In this webinar, we will show you how to utilize some of Snapchat's innovative features to reach more potential customers and increase brand awareness! Make reaching your customers easy and fun!
In our next free webinar we will be discussing the following topics:
- Creating Geo-tag Filter
- Making a Snapchat for your Shop
- Creating campaigns to increase Snapchat followers
- Using Snapchat to drive online sales
Florist New Year's Resolutions
Presented By – Charley Howard, Director of Products and Services, BloomNet
We will be exploring making three New Year Resolutions for your shop and achieving positive results.
- I want to Increase my Sales
- I want to Work Smarter, Work Less
- I want to Make more Money (Profit).
We will examine each of these Resolutions and provide you with creative ideas and solutions.
How to Leverage Video on Social Media
Video garners more Likes and Shares than regular posts across all social media. In our next free webinar, we discuss best practices of posting video to Facebook, YouTube and Instagram, the importance of Facebook tags and #hashtags to increase audience, and provide detailed demonstrations for posting using a desktop computer and smartphone. We'll also discuss how to go about shooting a Live Video on Facebook and more!
Holiday Help Tips
Getting through the December Holiday Season, sometimes referred to as a month-long beating. It can be a little less painful if you are well staffed and the staff is well trained. Learn from the experts, with years of experience in getting through the holiday with some Christmas spirit still left in you and your staff.
Areas – Hiring – Seasonal or Temporary or Permanent, spending (investing) time in the hiring function pays off in the long run. Start early with the hiring / recruitment. This Webinar is too late to start so you should have read the Blog we posted the first week in November 2017.
Training & Cross Training – the importance of having staff that can perform sales, help design and drive the van to make a few deliveries. Computer skills – now is not time to teach someone how to turn on the computer or monitor or know that the printer is out of paper or needs to be un-jammed.
Creating Dynamic Video and Photos for Maximum Impact
In the next free webinar, we will discuss the best practices for photography and videography for florists. We'll teach how to hold a photo shoot with your smart phone or digital camera, covering the whole process from concept to completion. These best practices will prepare you to create professional and beautiful photography projects. This webinar will include examples of the best types of lighting, the best methods of capturing high-quality audio and discuss how to achieve the perfect looks for both online and print distribution. This webinar will also cover best practices for editing and provide information about our favorite editing tools. We'll provide tips for storing, managing and sharing your photos. Finally, we'll show you how easy it is to create a YouTube channel to share and promote your new videos online!
Build Sympathy Business Leveraging Trends and Digital Strategies
The floral funeral market is undergoing massive change and will continue to do so in the coming years. Jackie and Renato will share trend information such as the increase in the number of cremations and the trends of memorials to the home cited by the latest 2017 sympathy research, and provide you design tips and digital marketing recommendations to adapt to these opportunities.
With the vital information provided about the state of the funeral business around cremations and memorials, we will help you better prepare for the future increased opportunities for sales predicted and properly prepare you to capture that increase through digital marketing practices.
2018 Spring & Garden Trend Webinar
In this FREE webinar, our expert floral instructors and product development team will present to you our newest trend report, a comprehensive collection of the hottest trends for Spring & Garden 2018.
Holiday Marketing Magic
Charley Howard, Director of Product Sales for BloomNet, will discuss preparing your shop, web site, staff and yourself for the upcoming multiple holiday season. We will explain the benefits of how merchandising your shop can help increase sales and merchandising your website can help bring customers in. How holding exclusive events, such as a holiday open house or an in store event is another great way to encourage customers new and old to come to see what you have to offer.
Insta-success with Instagram!
Instagram is huge among Millennials, the largest consumer demographic in the US. If you have a Instagram account for you business, it can serve as powerful tool to showcase your talent through photos and market to these customers. In this interactive session, the Floriology and marketing crew will show you how to maximize posts with helpful smartphone photography tips, suggested content, ideal times to post, how to use hashtags and much more.
How to Buy Flowers
Charley and guests will cover the basics of buying flowers, starting with your local wholesaler / bucket truck, then buying online and farm / grower direct. they will also cover the benefits of Standing Orders. Charley will also map out the trip flowers take from the farm to your shop, outlining all the stops and steps along the way, and how the "Cold Chain" affects flower quality.
Exploring New Sales Opportunities
Your existing customer base is always the first place to look for additional sales, so we will be reviewing all aspects of your shop to ensure your have explored all opportunities. Next we move on to getting new customers and finish up the additional products and services for your shop to offer. Really exciting stuff and you won't want to miss it!
Setting Up a Successful Sales Plan
Everyone would appreciate more sales. But how does one make that happen? The key is organization and planning for the future. So, join us as we take time to examine where typical flower shop sales come from, how they're acquired, and how your current volume can grow! In this FREE webinar, we'll first explain how to create your florist profile, including who your competitors are, your delivery area, your local population, etc. Then, we'll work to understand where your current sales are coming from, and where you can advance into. The sky's the limit!
Summer Organization: Managing Your TO-DO Lists
Don't let the dog days of summer get you down! We know that business is slow during the summer, especially trying to make ends meet. The summer is good time to re-evaluate your business strategies, vendors and staff. The biggest challenge is to ensure there are no idle hands in the your shop. In this Webinar with Charley Howard, Director of Products & Services, we'll cover:
- How to evaluate your staff, including labor costs and skill sets
- Ways to Branch out to new customers markets & become more active with your current ones!
- Plus, we'll add in how to take inventory of your products from vendors & other profit-boosting programs, to help you prepare for the upcoming holiday season!
Improving Your Shop's Ratings & Reviews
When customers search for products and services online, the choice in vendors could be overwhelming. What are more and more relying on to make a purchasing decision? A vendor's ratings and reviews! Join Floriology Business Instructor Renato Cruz Sogueco with special guest and reviews and rating expert Cresta Pillsbury of ShopperApproved, as they share information and best practices on how you can boost your online reputation.
Let's Go Content Crazy! How to Easily Write Website Blogs
Creating fresh content is the number one activity our Google contacts recommend to raise website ranking in search results. Although basic Search Engine Optimization is still important, Google's algorithm pays close attention to website changes — text, photos or videos. More change the better, they add.
This webinar shows you how to kick start an easy process to develop blog topics, write short and sweet posts, best practices to gather media like photos and videos and shows you how to prepare this content to publish to social media.
Search Engine Marketing (SEM) Demystified!
Do a Google search on your shop. What do you see? The answer is most likely competitors taking the top ad spots on the results page — from a search using your business name. Yes, this is legal and inexpensive for competitors especially if you DO NOT invest in SEM. Even if the shop ranks high in organic search results, customers still need to scroll down to see these listings. And research reveals less people do this.
SEM was once considered an option. Now it is a MUST for every floral retail business. In this webinar we'll chat about the value of SEM for your business, recommend the right services and share best practices to get you started.
Easy SEO Practices to Build Everyday Business
More than 80 percent of shoppers use search as their preferred tool prior to making a purchase. Is your website configured to be found on the first search engine result page (SERP)? First page placement is key as only less than 5 percent of shoppers click on to page two.
Renato provides the technical insight you need (and delivered in easy-to-understand language), to work with your web developer to properly search engine optimize (SEO) your shop website. Also discover how you could boost holiday business, everyday, funeral, events and wedding business through the same SEO methods.


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Not for the first time Jonny Wilkinson will be centre stage tomorrow. England's record points scorer and talismanic fly-half will be under extra scrutiny as he leads his country for the first time in their RBS Six Nations Championship game against Italy at Twickenham.
Wilkinson knows he has been handed the job for one match only because of injury to regular skipper Martin Johnson and the Newcastle Falcons star insists he is ready for the task.
"I've had some experience with my club Newcastle and it's been both a privilege and an honour to lead the Falcons this season," said Wilkinson, who becomes the youngest England captain since Will Carling.
"There was no grand plan to use Newcastle as a stepping stone to the England captaincy, but I'm sure I'll be glad of it when I run out at Twickenham.
"My captaining approach from Newcastle is one of trying to get the best out of the players in the team, trying to make sure they can perform on the day due to their preparations, making sure everything is mentioned and all the ground is covered and everyone knows what they need, be that mentally or physically, so they can go out there and do their job.
"I have learnt a lot at Newcastle this year through being in an undesirable area of the league. I'm aware of the pressures there.
"This is another challenge for me to try and meet and one I'm keen to prepare for and make the most of."
Newcastle manager Rob Andrew is not happy Wilkinson has been handed the captain's role tomorrow and I suspect he is worried about how much it will take out of his number 10 with a crucial Premiership relegation battle with Leicester coming up next weekend.
"He has enough on his plate as it is," said Andrew.
"He has to run the show from fly half and also deal with his goal-kicking. I don't think people appreciate how draining and emotional goal-kicking can be.
"There is now massive expectation on Jonny every time he goes out to play for England - he's expected to score points.
"He's captain of us here at Newcastle and you can see how seriously he takes the role, but being captain of England is entirely another matter.
"He probably won't thank me for saying it but, at the moment, the captaincy could prove a bit of a burden."
Wilkinson, naturally, disagrees and points to the fact he is surrounded by experienced players who will help him.
"They know how I prepare and how I do things and that is what has got me to this stage and hopefully it will get me further," he said.
"I'm keen to go in there and be myself and make the most of guys like Lawrence Dallaglio, Will Greenwood and Matt Dawson, who have great experience. Those guys make all the right noises."
Neither is he looking at the captaincy on a long-term basis, but it is a job he does want when Johnson steps down and he added: "I can only really prepare for this game and do everything I want to get done and try and make it a good result.
"It's really a case of enjoying the occasion and enjoying being in the team. I really enjoy playing under Martin Johnson as a captain," said the 23-year-old.
"He's someone who has a massive effect on me because of his authority and his approach to the game is no-nonsense, a straight-talking get in there and get-the-job-done approach and that's something I really appreciate as a player."
Then in true England captain style, Wilkinson did his best to talk up tomorrow's opposition who have, admittedly, shaken off the tag as the Six Nations' underachievers, with a win over Wales and a sturdy performance against Ireland before cracking.
"Italy have had a great start, especially against Wales - their performance was fantastic," said Wilkinson.
"There will no complacency against Italy. They fully deserved to beat Wales in their opening game and they are one of the most physical teams you can play, but we'll be meeting their challenge head on."
Italy may have shocked Wales in their opening match and they are improving, but they should present England with few problems. Once again, England have made several changes with Matt Dawson replacing Kyran Bracken at scrum half and Mike Tindall returning at outside centre and Will Greenwood moving inside in place of Charlie Hodgson.
Josh Lewsey makes his first home start in place of full-back Jason Robinson and James Simpson-Daniel takes over from Ben Cohen on the wing.
In the forwards, Danny Grewcock comes in for Johnson in the second row, while Joe Worsley comes into the back row for Neil Back.
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ERROR: Please install required programs: TeX Gyre fonts OTF (make sure the fc-list utility can see them, e.g. 'sudo apt-get install fonts-texgyre', or use --with-texgyre-dir)
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- fontconfig (fontconfig-git, fontconfig-infinality, fontconfig-ubuntu)
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jonarnold commented on 2016-03-07 19:21
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haawda commented on 2015-04-24 17:50
Added ghostscript as dependency.
kolewu commented on 2015-04-23 22:43
The (runtime) dependency 'ghostscript' is missing. Without it the conversion to pdf fails.
haawda commented on 2015-03-28 07:19
Updated to use gsfonts-cyr, thanks, bohoomil.
bohoomil commented on 2015-03-28 02:32
OK, here you are:
The package offers exactly the same functionality as gsfonts from [extra] and 't1-urw-fonts-ib' prior to upgrade. Hence if you install it, it'll replace any of 'gsfonts' / 't1-urw-fonts-ib' / 't1-urw-fonts-cyr-ib'. If you're going to use it with infinality-bundle as a replacement for 't1-urw-fonts-ib' or 't1-urw-fonts-cyr-ib', please refer to the included README file for instructions.
archmylinux commented on 2015-03-27 13:39
Bump for a package indeed :-)
haawda commented on 2015-03-27 13:34
That is indeed a very good idea. Please do so. If you want, Ican then take over maintaining that package.
bohoomil commented on 2015-03-27 00:03
I'm glad that you find `t1-urw-fonts-cyr-ib` useful. However, it is a quite unsafe to include it in make dependency array unless it is accessible to all users (now it isn't: not everyone is going to use infinality-bundle packages). I believe it might be wise to add it to the AUR in a somewhat stripped-down version (i.e. without ib specific files) and change the PKGBUILD accordingly. Please, let me know if you want me to prepare the package.
haawda commented on 2015-03-24 20:23
Thanks again, mgd.
mgd commented on 2015-03-24 11:18
I had reported the missing cyrillic characters and there now is an earlier version of the package under the name Dependency `t1-urw-fonts-cyr-ib'.
For me it worked as a temporary workaround to replace the dependency `t1-urw-fonts-ib' by `t1-urw-fonts-cyr-ib'.
On the long run I expect the cyrillic characters to reappear in the original font as they are supposed to be there. At this point in time is seems to be an upstream bug.


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In the competitive quest for talent, career fairs continue to deliver. They're a great way for recruiters to engage personally with candidates, to make connections for future needs, or close the deal with an on the spot hire. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a first-time recruiter, preparation and attention to detail can help you maximize your efforts.
Overall, job seekers are dressed for success and well-prepared. You should be too. To everyone in the room – job seekers, other recruiters, competitors, and event staff – you are your company and your company's brand. You can help it or hurt it. It's really up to you.
You expect job seekers to be sharp and come prepared for anything. What do job seekers expect from you? At a minimum, be articulate, knowledgeable and encouraging. Job seekers deserve that much. If you're the only person from your company they ever meet, make a great impression. And don't forget. What you do during the event might cause a great candidate to apply somewhere else.
For job seekers, attending a job fair is intimidating. Be approachable. Stand up. Get out from behind your table. Great job fair recruiters bring out the best in potential candidates.
If shaking hands isn't just something you do, maybe recruiting isn't for you. Recruiting is a contact sport. So make eye contact, shake hands, and introduce yourself. Isn't that what you'd expect if the tables were turned?
Engaging candidates is about being present and paying attention. That means getting off your phone. A job seeker at your table scrolling through his / her Facebook account probably isn't winning many points from you. Just think about it. If you're busier with your phone than job seekers, maybe you should be at the office.
Don't have a conversation with a job seeker while you eat. Discussing your company's job opportunities with a mouth full of snacks isn't appealing – offering to share doesn't make it better. If you have to eat, do it away from your recruiting station. If you're busy, eating might have to wait.
Finally, arriving late and leaving early sends a negative message. Why not arrive early to set-up and get everything ready? That kind of preparation pays off in the competition for talent. As the day winds down, invariably, some job fair employers pack up early. What kind of impression does a company tearing down before the end of an event leave in the mind of a potential candidate? Make a great impression – be the first to arrive and the last to leave.
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We have brewed a dark well hopped ale that we think respond well to the hearty and often rich Christmas foods. The combination of roasted flavors, dark chocolate and coffee meets cirtus flavors and aromas from the hops.
Malts: Pale ale malt, pale caramel malt, dark caramel malt, melanoidin malt and choclate malt.
Hops: Centennial, Chinook och Cascade
Works particularly well with typical Swedish Christmas smorgasbord. Pickled herring, cured salmon and "Janssons Temptation" (potato, onion and pickled anchovies baked in cream). Meatballs, spareribs and sausages are also a staple at the Christmas table. Another great pairing would be port wine braised shoulder of lamb with garlic and herbs served with gnocchi.
EBC is an acronym for "European Brewery Convention" and is a measure of the beer's color. A lower value indicates a lighter beer and a higher value for darker beers. A really light American lager beer might have EBC 4 while a typical Irish stout has EBC 130
FG stands for Final Gravity and is a measure of the finished beer's density compared to water. FG is used together with OG to calculate the alcohol content.
OG stands for Original Gravity and is the wort's density compared to water before fermentation. It can be translated as the sugar content of the wort and is used to calculate the alcohol content.
International Bitterness Units: Is a measure of the beer's bitterness. Most beers are in the 10-110 IBU range, where 10 is a low bitterness and 110 extremely high bitterness. Beers with similar IBU may although taste more or less bitter depending on different alcohol levels or higher residual sweetness wich reduces the perception of bitterness. A bright, low alcoholic beer with IBU 25 can be perceived as more bitter than a dark strong beer with IBU 50. We send our beer for analysis to get a correct IBU-value. Therefore, our values seem low compared to those who only have a theoretical value of their products. Formulas for the IBU has a tendency to grossly overestimate the value. A clear example of this is Thurbo DIPA who has a calculated value of about 150, but measures as 74.
Malt is the main extract giver to the beer, accounts for the sugar that the yeast will break down into alcohol. But malt also contributes with mouth feel, color and gives flavor to the beer.
Alcohol by volume is the official measure of alcohol content in Sweden. We only measure the alcohol content indirectly by the density of the wort before fermentation (OG ) minus the density of the beer after fermentation (FG). That value is then inserted into a formula that gives the alcoholic strength by volume.
Cones from the plant Humulus lupulus which in modern times is the main spice in beer. It adds bitterness, flavor and contributes to the beer's shelf life with its anti-bacterial properties.
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In-call Location: , London
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Incall rates: 30mins - £100, 1hr - £150, 1.5hrs - £220, 2hrs - £280, 3hrs - £400, 4hrs - £500.
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May 12, 2016, 1hr Incall appointment, First visit by JJ42
Perfect, just perfect, and now I have a problem. I have been doign this on and off for 20 years and I am going to have to stop because the next punt, compared to this, is going to be a disappointment. Charly was delightful and charming from start to finish; she seemed to really care that I was having the best possible time, and that, combined with her clear technical skills (ooooh) set this way above any punt I have ever had.
And she is really very well put together, too.
Beautiful girl who got straight Inside my head and then pressed ALL the physical buttons.
April 29, 2016, 1 hour Incall appointment, First visit by Eric
Charly is a sweet girl and provides a very GFE type service. It was nice but nothing special. I don't think her heart is in it and who can blame her. Not that she is bad or anthing, she is good looking and quite funny but you do get the feeling that she just wants it over.
April 28, 2016, 1 hr Incall appointment, First visit by Misterj
Charly is a sexy looking minx with a great figure. Friendly lady, and provided a nice GFE followed by a deep tissue massage. Highly recommended and I would see Charly again. Her English is okay too.


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2014 â WILL JOYNER & RIDGLEY BECKETT
BÄhem vzpomÃnkovÃ―ch akcà k 70. vÃ―roÄà leteckÃĐ bitvy nad BÃlÃ―mi Karpatami nÃĄs navÅĄtÃvil Larry Joyner se svÃ―m synem Alexem, viz fotogalerie "2014 â 70. vÃ―roÄÃ/70th Anniversary Commemoration". Larry je synem S/Sgt. Ferrise K. Joynera, radioperÃĄtora letounu B-24H, S/N 42-52313 "Rough Cobb" z 454. bombardovacà skupiny, 737. bombardovacà perutÄ.
MÄsÃc po nÃĄvratu z Evropy se na nÃĄs Larry Joyner obrÃĄtil s prosbou, jestli bychom mÃsta spojenÃĄ s bitvou neukÃĄzali i jeho starÅĄÃmu synovi, Willovi. Will k nÃĄm, spoleÄnÄ se svou pÅÃtelkynà Ridgley Beckett, pÅicestoval sice jen na pÃĄr dnÅŊ, takÅūe jeho pobyt v okolà TrenÄÃna, SlaviÄÃna a Brna byl velmi krÃĄtkÃ―, ale i tÄch pÃĄr dnÅŊ v nÄm zanechalo silnÃĐ vzpomÃnky a umoÅūnilo mu dozvÄdÄt se vÃce informacà o tom, ÄÃm si proÅĄel jeho dÄda po svÃĐm sestÅelu. Will byl velmi dojatÃ―, kdyÅū se mohl dotknout ÄÃĄstà dÄdÄÄkova letadla a nÄkterÃĐ z nich si dokonce odvezl domÅŊ.
DÃky za nÃĄvÅĄtÄvu Wille a Ridgley!
Larry Joyner and his son Alex visited us during 70th anniversary commemoration of the battle over White Carpathians, see photo gallery "2014 â 70. vÃ―roÄÃ/70th Anniversary Commemoration". Larry's father S/Sgt. Ferris K. Joyner was a radiooperator of B-24H, S/N 42-52313 "Rough Cobb" from 454 BG, 737 BS.
One month after LarryÂīs return from his European trip he asked us if we would show the places and museums related to the battle to his older son Will. Will came to us along with his girlfriend Ridgley Beckett only for few days so his stay at Trencin, Slavicin and Brno was very short but those few days allowed him to understand more deeply what his garnda went thru after he got shot down. Will was very touched when he could touch artefacts from his grandpaÂīs plane. Some of them he even brought home.
Thank you very much for your visit Will and Ridgley!


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Rinaldo Montezz ft. Lola Lee - Yes sir, i can boogie
Sunday, 08 April 2018 09:46
The tropical house vibe is the finishing touch for this to become a classic.
Lola Lee - As Long as it's Love (Rinaldo Montezz Laidback Remix)
Saturday, 20 June 2015 10:42
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Lola Lee is a dutch glamorous singer and actress. A showgirl presenting atractive party and dance hits , also club and house tunes.
Her music is played in the clubs and the radio stations around, and scored several european charts.
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The eee don't have an optical drive, so we need to install it using an usb drive.
I will keep the dual booting with Windows XP and Ubuntu. The Eee is my only Windows machine right now.
Download and "Burn" a USB Drive
- Go to Ubuntu Netbook Remix Download Page and download Ubuntu.
- Check the downloaded file hash. The output must be the same as you see in the Ubuntu Hashes Page.
$ md5sum ubuntu-9.10-netbook-remix-i386.img
- Create a bootable usb drive from the downloaded image. I used the USB Startup Disk Creator (System > Administration > USB Startup Disk Creator) in my karmic desktop.
It's easy. Boot from the usb drive (check the BIOS) and install like any other Ubuntu release.
This is a tested machine.
Hard Drive Partition Layout
/dev/sda1 ntfs WinXP 20 GB -- primary
/dev/sda2 ext3 / 9.54 GB -- primary
/dev/sda3 swap 1.91 GB -- extended
/dev/sda4 -- extended
/dev/sda5 ext3 /home 9.54 GB
/dev/sda6 ntfs tunes 40 GB
/dev/sda7 ext3 /storage 9.54 GB
Post-Install: Software Sources
Added the following:
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/do-core/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
deb http://linux.getdropbox.com/ubuntu jaunty main
Post-install: Extra Software
- Dropbox (sudo apt-get install nautilus-dropbox)
- Gnome-Do (sudo apt-get install gnome-do)
- Eee-Control (can't get it to work!)
- Powertop (sudo apt-get install powertop)
- Firefox Xmarks add-on
- Gnucash (sudo apt-get install gnucash)
- Aspell pt-pt (sudo apt-get install aspell-pt-pt)
- Pidgin
- RAR Support (sudo apt-get install rar unrar)
Everything worked out of the box, including wireless :-)
If you have more tips about using or optimizing the eee please contact me or post a comment :-)


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Let 'Em Fight: "Godzilla" restores awe and wonder in summer blockbuster
Godzilla (2014)
123 min., rated PG-13.
When Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures were in talks of rebooting Japan's iconic city-smashing kaiju stylistically closer to the original 1954 film, they entrusted in a filmmaker with only one feature under his belt. Director Gareth Edwards must have rightfully shot up to the top of the studios' list after impressing with 2010's lo-fi "Monsters," and as it goes, "Godzilla" is the filmmaker's chance to work on a much grander scope and scale with a very healthy $160 million budget. These days, it's rare to be impressed, as one often longs for the days when a Great White Shark and T-Rex were inexpensive and animatronic, but Edwards was just the man to bring back the King of All Monsters in all his roaring glory. Doing a passable job of giving us human characters to grab onto, "Godzilla" does more right with its reptilian namesake and overall spectacle in ways that allow the film to nearly stack up against Steven Spielberg's groundbreaking monsters-run-amok movies. It's enough to leave any movie fan electrified.
Over the opening credits, the film begins with 1950s footage of atomic bombs and a titanic animal with a back of jagged spikes rising from the water as the bomb detonates. Switch to 1999 in the Philippines: scientists Ishiro Serizawa (Ken Watanabe) and Vivienne Graham (Sally Hawkins) find a skeleton and two eggs, one that has hatched and another apparently escaping to sea. Meanwhile, at a nuclear power plant in Janjira, Japan, American husband-and-wife scientists Joe and Sandra Brody (Bryan Cranston, Juliette Binoche) try investigating seismic activity and unexplainable tremors, until there's a breach and a radiation disaster. Fifteen years later, Joe has his own crackpot theories, convinced the government has covered something up, and wants answers. Back from training in the Navy, Joe's son, Ford (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), leaves nurse wife Elle (Elizabeth Olsen) and their 4-year-old son in San Francisco to assist his father. By trespassing back to their quarantined Janjira home, Joe and Ford ruin the cover-up of secret agency Monarch. What comes next will probably send the world back to the Stone Age, as the parasitic MUTOs (Massive Unidentified Terrestrial Organism) hatch, become airborne, and could be communicating with something big and spiky.
Truly a considerable upgrade in quality from Roland Emmerich's half-fun, fully dumb 1998 disaster of the same name, which wasn't going to be hard to do, "Godzilla" stands as a robust pop entertainment, renewing that magical sense of awe and wonder and stirring danger one wishes could be felt consistently in our big summer tentpoles. As with "Jaws," "Alien," "Jurassic Park," and then more recently the pretty great "Cloverfield" and "Super 8," the monster is kept under wraps for a full hour. That calls for director Edwards to tease us in clever ways and it helps that he knows exactly where to put the camera. When the time does come to show him off, the reveal of The Big Bad Lizard will elicit giddy excitement and impressive fear. Humanely treated as a savior and a destructive force, Godzilla, himself, is an awesome creation. Effects have come a long way and movie budgets have inflated since men in rubber suits were made to stand in as Godzilla and wreak havoc on miniature city models. Here, the effects work is staggering, actually making the creature creations (including the MUTOs) seem tactile as if they are occupying the same space as the actors. Other technical specs are of the highest order, from Seamus McGarvey's overwhelmingly rich cinematography to Alexandre Desplat's rousing, propulsive score, that without them the film might not be as jaw-dropping on occasion.
Most, if not all, of the characters are stock Irwin Allen-ized types being played by actors who are more than qualified to create meatier characters if the material is there. The formidable Bryan Cranston commits to the role of Joe who instantly gets us emotionally invested. He's a commanding anchor in a way no one else in the human cast has a chance to be. As Ford Brody (is that last name a "Jaws" nod?), Aaron Taylor-Johnson is placed before everyone else and he's merely functional as our stolid, strapping hero. Elizabeth Olsen, naturally emotive per usual, can only do so much with a paper-thin role that calls for her to act concerned and stare on at the skyscraper-high creature with her mouth agape, and that's about it for wife/mother/nurse Elle. Also, someone with the Oscar-nominated stature of Sally Hawkins deserves more to do than blather exposition as scientist Dr. Graham, while Ken Watanabe feels more organically used and lends some weight as Dr. Serizawa but strangely disappears without a trace for a while. Lastly, as Joe's scientist wife Sandra, Juliette Binoche makes the most of her very limited screen time, conveying how fragile the cost of life can be in her touching last scene. Inevitably, the film doesn't know what to do with every cast member, relegating a good chunk of them to day player status, but this isn't a nuanced character piece anyway.
For director Edwards and screenwriter Max Borenstein (whose script comes from a story credited to Dave Callaham), it must have been a priority to stay true to the Toho Studio movies' spirit. This "Godzilla" takes itself seriously, but it isn't campy nor is it humorless (i.e. oblivious Vegas gamblers get a little surprise). In a good way, there are plenty of Spielbergian moments (i.e. a young girl noticing an oncoming tsunami before an entire crowd, a domesticated animal in peril, etc.) that feel more affectionate than plagiaristic, but Edwards finds even more opportunities to let his film stand on its own. Percolating with chill-inducing dread and hauntingly scored to György Ligeti's "Requiem" (the same piece from "2001: A Space Odyssey"), a military skydive through the stormy clouds with red flares down to the destroyed Bay Area, not before passing the reptilian behemoth, is just one memorable, hold-your-breath moment. Even before then, a nuclear breach in the underground Japanese bunker is harrowing, and set-pieces involving a San Francisco bridge, a Honolulu tidal wave, and a Nevada railroad trestle are suspenseful and spectacularly staged. Rooting interest is mostly by default and the undynamically drawn homosapien drama gets the job done at best, but when your movie is titled "Godzilla," the humans better not upstage the monster. In the final half-hour, it's Godzilla whom we came for anyway, and boy, does the film ever deliver the crowd-pleasing monster-vs.-monster fun. It's still only May, but "Godzilla" is in the running for most thrilling monster movie of 2014.
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My name is Maryam Rasul and I am the Family Worker in John Chilton School. I offer advice and support with completing forms, or contacting different agencies. I can also help with suggesting activities for your families to take part in outside of school and much more. Even if you are feeling overwhelmed and would like someone to talk to, I can be that person for you; or I can suggest alternative agencies who can help.
You will hear from me throughout the year about events or other relevant information that I will send home. Remember to look out for coffee morning and transition events.
Click here to see events happening this month.
I also monitor attendance and absences in school. I work closely with parents to ensure that their children are attending school as much as possible.
Be sure to visit this website page frequently to see a list of agencies that offer support in the community. I will also post information about events in the community, particularly just before school holidays. Every month, I post the events calendar from the Ealing Help website. This calendar has links and information about great events and clubs that are currently running in Ealing.
I look forward to working with you and help you to develop strong ties with John Chilton School and the community. My working hours are:
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Wednesday: 8:35am – 11:00am
My number is 0208 842 7916
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Dataset: Sup_May-10-carbon
Data Citation:
Minor, E. C., Werne, J. P. (2013) Radiocarbon data from R/V Blue Heron cruise BH10-03 on Lake Superior in May 2010 (Lake Superior Radiocarbon project). Biological and Chemical Oceanography Data Management Office (BCO-DMO). Dataset version 2013-07-19 [if applicable, indicate subset used]. http://lod.bco-dmo.org/id/dataset/3511 [access date]
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How important is quote old unquote Carbon in Lake Superior. A Radiocarbon Investigation (Lake Superior Radiocarbon)
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Co-Principal Investigator:
Josef P. Werne (University of Minnesota Duluth, LLO-UMD)
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Radiocarbon data from R/V Blue Heron cruise BH10-03 on Lake Superior in May 2010 (Lake Superior Radiocarbon project)


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Pasco Police Officer-Involved Shooting Information
In the interest of informing the public following the February 10, 2015 Pasco Police-involved shooting, this page has been set-up to act as a "clearinghouse" of information and resources from the City of Pasco.
An officer-involved shooting occurred on February 10, 2015 in the area of 10th Avenue and Lewis Street which resulted in the death of Antonio Zambrano-Montes. A detailed account of the events of February 10 was published by the Franklin County Prosecutor's Office. Officers involved in this incident were:
- Officer Ryan Flanagan
- Officer Adam Wright
- Officer Adrian Alaniz
In accordance with department policy, the officers were immediately placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the Tri-City Special Investigations Unit (SIU) and internal investigations.
The Tri-City Special Investigations Unit conducted the criminal investigation of this incident. The purpose of the SIU is to investigate officer-involved incidents that occur within Benton and Franklin Counties which involve great bodily harm or death. The SIU conducted a criminal investigation to develop relevant information to allow a determination by the Franklin County Prosecutor's Office of the presence or absence of criminal liability on the part of those involved in the incident. The Kennewick Police Department led this SIU investigation with a total of 15 investigators from the following agencies: Kennewick Police, Richland Police, Benton County Sheriff, Franklin County Sheriff, and the Washington State Patrol. Please note that the Pasco Police Department was not part of the SIU investigation.
Investigation Timelines
- Upon completion of the SIU investigation, the report was forwarded on May 28, 2015 to the Franklin County Prosecutor's Office for review. The Prosecutor's Office released the report to the public (in weekly installments) through the summer of 2015.
- Officer Flanagan voluntarily resigned from the Department in July 2015.
- On September 9, 2015, the Franklin County Prosecutor's Office announced that it was not bringing criminal charges against the officers involved. The City affirmed the City's respect of the legal process and re-emphasized that the Pasco Police Department was not involved in the independent investigation, nor did the Department or City of Pasco participate in the Prosecutor's decision.
- On September 23, the Department announced the completion of the internal review and the outside independent investigation conducted by the Police Policy Studies Council. Due to civil lawsuits filed against the City of Pasco related to the incident, on the advice of counsel, police and City officials are unable to further comment on the internal investigation.
- Press Release: Internal Investigation - English (PDF)
- Press Release: Internal Investigation - Español (PDF)
- Pasco Police Internal Investigation Report - English (PDF)
- Pasco Police Internal Investigation Report - Español (PDF)
- Police Policy Studies Council Report - English (PDF)
- Police Policy Studies Council Report - Español (PDF)
- On June 21, 2016, Michael Ormsby, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Washington, announced that his office was not bringing federal criminal charges against the officers involved.
- On September 8, 2016, Bob Ferguson, Washington State Attorney General, announced that his office was not bringing state criminal charges against the officers involved after directed by Washington State Governor Inslee to review the County Prosecutor's decision. The City appreciates the additional layers of review of this case as it helps with public confidence of the process. The Police Department will continue their community outreach and trust building efforts.
- The Franklin County Coroner conducted a Coroner's Inquest in December 2016 where the inquest jury found the officers actions justified.
- The City and its insurance carrier settled the civil lawsuit in May 2018.
Department Response
The Pasco Police Department has worked with its partners and initiated efforts to better serve our residents. The following are some examples of those efforts:
- The Department has obtained State Accreditation.
- Exploring best-practices from police chiefs around the country by having the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF) conduct a review of policies and training of the Department (PDF).
- The Department has worked with the Pasco Fire Department and local mental health professionals to implement a "Hotspotters" program to bring mental health services to residents in immediate need.
- The Department is working to deploy body cameras to all patrol officers.
- The City and Department have been meeting with the ACLU of Washington and local concerned residents on issues around police training and the use of force and recently completed their collaboration on the Department's updated use of force policy.
- Participating in the Latino Civic Alliance's Community Visioning Project to better connect law enforcement and the community.
- Improving communication of the process for police complaints.
- Expanding Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) to more officers. More than 80% of officers have received CIT training.
- In response to a request for assistance from United States Attorney Michael C. Ormsby and Pasco Police Chief Robert Metzger, the U.S. Department of Justice's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) announced in May 2015 it was offering technical assistance and training to the Pasco Police Department. COPS concluded its assistance in September 2017 (PDF) and noted, "Since May 2015, the PPD has been making great strides to improve the relationship with the community and the communication throughout the agency. The PPD is actively engaging with the community through social media in an impressive manner and becoming a standout agency for its presence…All of these efforts were coordinated, prepared, and executed through the dedication, commitment, and assistance from the personnel at the PPD. The COPS Office has been honored to provide technical assistance support to the PPD, and we commend you on your efforts."
- Participation in the DOJ's Community Relations Service process.
- Coordinated regular meetings with local clergy, specifically Latino churches, to improve relations and understanding.
- The Department was the first agency in the area to implement a citizen academy, and, in 2016, launched a Spanish language-only academy.
- Implementing social media (Facebook and Twitter) sites that help improve communication with the community, and launching Spanish language versions.
- Expanding recruitment efforts, focusing on individuals who appreciate serving and reflect diverse communities. The Department encourages bi-lingual applicants and has created a bi-lingual civil service recruitment list. The Department continues to offer pay bonuses for officers proficient in Spanish. These efforts have increased the bi-lingual staff by 50%.
- In conjunction with the COPS office to help open lines of communications and problem-solving with community members, the Department has started "Coffee with a Cop". "Coffee with a Cop" brings police officers and the community members they serve together in a neutral & casual setting to discuss issues and learn more about each other.
- Cooperated with the Washington State Commission on Hispanic Affairs that held listening sessions in spring 2015 at Columbia Basin College for members of the public to speak to local, state, and federal officials about the shooting. The Commission, along with members of the City Council and the Department of Justice Community Relation Service (CRS), also held a Hispanic Community Forum in April 2015, hosted by St. Patrick's Parish in Pasco.
This unfortunate incident has caused concern within our community, and the City of Pasco and Pasco Police Department appreciate the continuing efforts of the Department of Justice, local community leaders, and residents to achieve a better understanding of the challenges we face together.
Media Contact
Pasco Police Public Information Officer:
Deputy Chief Ken Roske
(509) 545-3487
Email Ken Roske
Press releases from the City and other related documents are below regarding this incident.
Press Releases
- City of Pasco Press Release - COPS Conclusion - September 21, 2017 (PDF)
- DOJ COPS Office - Acknowledgement of Conclusion - September 21, 2017 (PDF)
- City of Pasco Press Release - Coroner Inquest - December 14, 2016 (PDF)
- City of Pasco Press Release - COPS/PERF Report - August 22, 2016 (PDF)
- City of Pasco Press Release - COPS/PERF Report - August 22, 2016 - Espanol (PDF)
- City of Pasco Press Release, U.S. Attorney's Decision, June 21, 2016 (PDF)
- US Attorney Press Release, June 21, 2016 (PDF)
- Pasco Police Update, February 2016 (PDF)
- City of Pasco Press Release: ACLU Report - English, February 10, 2016 (PDF)
- City of Pasco Press Release: ACLU Report - Espanol, February 10, 2016 (PDF)
- City of Pasco Press Release: Franklin County Prosecutor's Decision - English, September 9, 2015 (PDF
- City of Pasco Press Release: Franklin County Prosecutor's Decision - Espanol, September 9, 2015 (PDF
- City of Pasco Press Release: U.S. District Court Lawsuit, September 3, 2015 (PDF)
- City of Pasco Press Release: SIU Report Release, July 1, 2015 (PDF)
- City of Pasco Press Release: April 11 Protest (PDF)
- DOJ Conciliation Services Statement, March 24, 2015 (PDF)
- Pasco Police Press Release: Peace March 2-14-15 (PDF)
- City of Pasco Press Release: City Council Statement, February 13, 2015 (PDF)
- Response to Consul of Mexico, February 13, 2015 (PDF)
- Pasco City Council Workshop, May 11, 2015 (Agenda Item 4d: "Procedural Explanation - Ongoing Investigation")
- Pasco City Council Regular Meeting, February 17, 2015 (Agenda Item 5: "Visitors" and Item 11: "Miscellaneous Discussion")
- Pasco Police Chief Robert Metzger Press Conference, February 11, 2015