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Dialecty Chapbooks, 2018
Book Works & The Common Guild
Six chapbooks commissioned and edited by me, around and about dialect. Harry Josephine Giles & Martin O'Leary, Robert Herbert McClean, Helen Nisbet, Lisa Robertson, Adam Pendleton, Natasha Soobramanien & Luke Williams.
The Happy Hypocrite 9, 2016
The ninth issue, guest-edited by Hannah Sawtell, themed #ACCUMULATOR_PLUS. Thinking about use of the word plus (e.g. in Job Centre Plus) in official attempts to instil (false) optimism in people. The first issue to solicit sound-based contributions, opening the journal to music, and exploring radio as a radical method of distribution. Contributions and new work by Morehshin Allahyari, Jennifer Lucy Allan, Franco Berardi, John Cussans, Maria Fusco, Jlin, John Lawrence, Kieron Livingstone, Angela McClanahan, Louis Moreno, Emily Pope & Ruth Angel Edwards, Hannah Sawtell, Anthony 'Shake' Shakir, Tai Shani, and Jonathan P. Watts.
The Happy Hypocrite 8, 2015
Fresh Hell
The eighth issue, guest edited by Sophia Al-Maria, themed Fresh Hell. treats in different ways the subject of oil. Adopting an exploded methodology for intake, image and text contributions, this issue takes a hoarding, brutally accelerative approach and considers reading, too, as an unsustainable activity. With contributions and new work by Abdullah Al-Mutairi, Monira Al Qadiri, Stephanie Bailey, Alex Borkowski, Judy Darragh, William Gibson, Navine G. Khan-Dossos, Malak Helmy, Raja'a Khalid, Omar Kholeif, McKenzie Wark, Simon Sellars, Francesco Pedraglio and Lena Tutanjian.
The Happy Hypocrite 7, 2014
Heat Island
The seventh issue, guest edited by Isla Leaver-Yap, themed Heat Island. Always subject to change, invasion, adaptation, and enhancement, the body is our most essential material, our primary limit. Touch, meanwhile, is the body's only unmediated form of acquiring embodied knowledge, constantly experiencing the texture of the present tense. With contributions and new work by Park McArthur, Duncan Marquiss, Dena Yago, Elaine Cameron-Weir, Giuseppe Mistretta, Francis Sanzaro, Allison Gibbs, Will Holder, Mary Simpson and Charlotte Prodger, an interview concerning 'adjustment' between Anna McLauchlan and Gerry Kielty, and reprinted material by Paul Nash and Stow Print College, Glasgow.
Group Critical Writing Residency, 2014
Cooper Gallery at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design and Edinburgh College of Art
An online anthology of new texts discussing what it is to be contemporary within art and culture in Scotland today.
The Happy Hypocrite 6, 2013
The sixth issue, guest edited by Lynne Tillman, themed Freedom. Challenging the restraining notions found in art and writing about who and what can and cannot speak. What can and cannot be said or thought. In part a response to Kafka - to that which we don't know has damaged us – freedom is presented as an important and urgent concept, and a complicated word, in which and beside which hypocrisy also resides. (Hypocrisy can be construed as a freedom). Contributors include: Gregg Bordowitz, Paul Chan, Gabriel Coxhead, Lydia Davis, Yasmine El Rashidi, Chloé Cooper Jones, James Jennings, Allison Katz, Robin Coste Lewis, the late Craig Owens, Sarah Resnick, Ranbir Singh Sidhu, Abdellah Taïa, an interview between Lynne Tillman and Thomas Keenan, a cover by Susan Hiller, and archival material from 'Paranoids Anonymous Newsletter'.
Editorial boards, 2013
I'm happy to be on the board for a number of excellent international journals and publishers.
Discipline, 2012
Contributing editor for the new Melbourne based journal 'Discipline'.
COSEY COMPLEX Book, 2012
A major new publication shifting Cosey Fanni Tutti from noun to verb.
Who is this who is coming? Inscription as Method in Contemporary Art Writing, 2011
'He blew tentatively and stopped suddenly, startled and yet pleased at the note he had elicited. It had a quality of infinite distance in it, and, soft as it was, he somehow felt it must be audible for miles round. It was a sound, too, that seemed to have the power (which many scents possess) of forming pictures in the brain.'
The Happy Hypocrite 5, 2010
What Am I?
The fifth issue, edited by Maria Fusco, themed What Am I? Garbed in a sequence of paradigmatic structures such as the joke, the notebook, the novel and the script, this issue's range of contributions defy the innate obsolescence of classification through their embrace of poetic analysis. Contributors include: Shumon Basar, Kate Briggs, George Clark, Ruth Ewan, Beatrice Gibson, Antonia Hirsch, Chris Kraus, Hanne Lippard, The Plebs, Seth Price, Laure Prouvost, Stephen Sutcliffe and Sarah Tripp.
COSEY COMPLEX Reader, 2010
Cosey as methodology.
The Happy Hypocrite 4, 2009
A Rather Large Weapon
The fourth issue, edited by Maria Fusco, themed A Rather Large Weapon. A blackboard, an interview, surveillance photographs, heroes, and a blasted copy of the Canadian Indian Act of 1867. Contributors include: Bernadette Buckley, Jeff Derksen, Candice Hopkins, Anthony Iles, Daniel Kane, Yve Lomax, Robert Longo, Sean Lynch, Laura Oldfield Ford, Luke Pendrell, Rachelle Sawatsky, Mark von Schlegell, Natasha Soobramanien and Nick Thurston.
Primer: Volatile Dispersal Festival of Art Writing, 2009
Courses by Adam Chodzko, Ruth Ewan, Maria Fusco, Babak Ghazi, Beatrice Gibson, Nathaniel Mellors, Francesco Pedraglio and Gail Pickering.
It was staged. It was hung. It was art., 2009
'Does the angle between two walls have a happy ending?' J.G. Ballard
The Happy Hypocrite 3, 2009
Volatile Dispersal: Speed and Reading
The third issue, edited by Maria Fusco, themed Volatile Dispersal: Speed and Reading. A reprint in entirety of 'A Great Book Primer: Essays on Liberal Education, the Uses of Reading and the Rules of Reading', published by the Great Books Foundation, Chicago (1955).
Make an Icon Out of Popcorn book, 2009
'What would it be like if you behaved with absolute power?' Paul Thek
The Happy Hypocrite 2, 2008
Hunting and Gathering
The second issue, edited by Maria Fusco, themed Hunting and Gathering. Techniques of collage & bricolage, found text and image, interspersed with appropriated and parodic writing. Contributors include: ArtstrA/Barbara Reise Archives, Steve Beard, Susanne Clausen, Marie Darrieussecq, Brian Dillon, Andrew Dodds, Thomas Hirschhorn, Gabriel Lester, Jo Melvin, Rashanna Rashied-Walker, Lisa Robertson, Andrew Shelley, Nick Thurston and Lynne Tillman.
The Happy Hypocrite 1, 2008
Linguistic Hardcore
The first issue, edited by Maria Fusco, themed Linguistic Hardcore. An interview, a translation, a short story, notes on time, some possible captions, Bananas and an index. Contributors include: Cosey Fanni Tutti, Douglas Coupland, Stewart Home, Andrea Mason, Clunie Reid, Gerard Byrne, Paolo Arao, Lisa Robertson, Farhad Ahrarnia, Nick Thurston, Giles Eldridge, and Alexandre Singh.
The Dream that Kicks, 2006
Transdisciplinary Practice in Action
Exploring through action and exchange amongst the writers, the notions and tensions within transdisciplinary practice. Contributors include: Clare Cumberlidge, Craig Martin, Jane Rendell, Kathy Slade and Andrew Dodds.
Wonderful: Visions of the Near Future, 2004
Emerging from conversations and realisations of artists and scientists working together collaboratively to present visions of the future as they may be in five, ten or thirty years time.
Put About: A Critical Anthology on Independent Publishing, 2004
Discussing independent publishing and publishing by artists, focusing on books where the makers keep control of every aspect of production through to distribution.


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After summer break, students return to Ohio Northern University, remembering why they chose it to be their home away from home. From the colorful and lush vegetation to the invaluable relationships with peers and professors, it's hard to imagine returning to a new campus after just a few short months. Of course, even the most seasoned ONU students felt like a prospective student again once they stepped into the newly renovated McIntosh Dining Hall.
Last spring, the University announced that the dining hall would be completely transformed and for good reason, too. The old dining hall had an oddly-colored rug floor, a smelly dish return station, and a general atmosphere that made you lose your appetite. Seems harsh, but that was the reality at times. However, that doesn't seem to be the case now. Upon entry, students already feel a surge of energy. The card swipe counter has been remodeled to match the rest of the interior design and behind is Simply-to-Go, an on-the-go dining option exclusively offered last year at World of Wings (WOW).
Sophomore Shivani Patel said the meal options at Simply-to-Go are incredible, making her feel as though she gets her money's worth and proper nutrition.
"It's a good way to make sure I get food in between my busy schedule. I am pretty sure I would be skipping lunch every other day if there was not an option like that," she said.
It really is a great thing, and it's great to know dining services watched and listened to the many satisfied customers who used the service at WOW.
As you take another few steps into the dining hall, you're presented with a very open, well-lit area that resembles the same contemporary style as the rest of the McIntosh Center. The rug floor was replaced with a stylish wooden flooring, which will be much easier to look at and clean up. The seating also received extensive changes; everything was replaced for new, more modern furnishings. The orange chairs are easy to move and comfortable, and the tables are spaced out in ways that allow for more breathing room. Adios to the days of crowded seating and awkward run-ins with other people behind you.
Noah Ristau, Director of Campus Dining Services, said he enjoys the new dining hall, calling it "a perfect reflection of Ohio Northern University's commitment to whole student development."
"Everything about the environment is so much sleeker and welcoming; it's become a place we want to spend time in to enjoy a meal," he said. "The courtyard is an amazing use of space that really enhances the feel of the restaurant, and the brand-new lighting throughout opens the room up further. And the effect of eliminating the old, nasty dish-belt can't be understated: we had a foul-smelling garbage return in the middle of the room; its removal was a top priority when we developed the renovation plan."
The center of all the hubbub and excitement, and is what some call the "wow" factor of the space, is the Mongolian-style grill known as "360 Grill."
Not only does the grill occasionally house the main entree of the meal but also the specialty for that day. During every meal, a line of students can always be spotted at this station, and understandably. Fresh vegetables and meats are grilled on the circular grill that gives the station its name. Everything is made fresh right in front of the students!
The other "wow" factor that is worth pointing out is the extra seating area that was once a forgotten wasteland of concrete and scattered weeds. The patio that neighbored the dining hall was completely renovated as contractors raised the floor and built a ceiling, creating more indoor space for seating. The area provides students with a quieter, more private setting to eat lunch with friends, and it's impressive just how different the space looks now, and it's not even finished. Ristau confirmed that a door system would be installed to close off the extra room. In addition, the front entrance will also be remodeled to "make the entrance feel even more open and welcoming!" Both renovations are to be completed over winter break.
One issue the dining hall has run into is the new dish return system. What was once a nightmare to walk into is now a nightmare to exit as the entrance is also the exit. This upsets the flow of travel for many students who are trying to leave the small space because other students are trying to get in to return their dishes. I think it would make sense to have a retractable stanchion to divide the space. Students can go in on the left side, travel to the back to throw away any trash and then loop around to the other side to place their silverware on the rotating shelves, exiting out the right side.
Traffic in general can get very congested, especially toward the back, but perhaps a few retractable stanchions can help to control how students move through the stations.
Patel said she needed an on-campus job, so she chose to work for dining services this year. She enjoys the friendliness of all the workers.
"I have enjoyed the experience so far," she said. "I think that the staff is very kind and helpful, and the supervisors are always around making sure that everything is running smoothly. I have also made a lot more friends in the workplace and got an inside look at the people who are always happy to serve the students."
Students like Patel are finding more relationships with dining services, and the new renovations are what forms these new connections. Kitchen staff is more visible, food is prepared with care, and the ambiance invigorates students' love for food and, of course, ONU.

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I'm now done with The Books of the Raksura series so everything is sad in my life now.
The only reread was The Two Towers.
Crazy facts: I only read ONE comic this month, and I listened to an audiobook! Boom accomplishment.
Short Stories/Novellas
Dance, Princes, Dance! by Tansy Rayner Roberts (4/5 stars)
Pet by C.S. Pacat (5/5 stars)
Stories of the Raksura Volume 1 by Martha Wells (4/5 stars)
Stories of the Raksura Volume 2 by Martha Wells (5/5 stars)
Binti by Nnedi Okorafor (no rating)
Hamilton's Battalion: A Trio of Romances by Courtney Milan, Rose Lerner, and Alyssa Cole (3/5 stars)
Hamster Princess: Whiskerella by Ursula Vernon (5/5 stars)
Steel Blues by Melissa Scott and Jo Graham (4/5 stars)
The Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien (5/5 stars)
A Little History of Dragons by Joyce Hargreaves (4/5 stars)
The Fangirl's Guide to the Galaxy by Sam Maggs (3/5 stars)
Graphic Novels/Comics
The Unbeatable Squirrel: I've Been Waiting for a Squirrel Like You by Ryan North (4/5 stars)
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows (5/5 stars)


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Training: Are You Fooling Yourself?
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Evil Among Us: How Should We React?
December 15, 2012, 3:30am: As I lie awake in my bed at the fire station, my mind is racing trying to comprehend the tragedy that took place yesterday in Newtown, Connecticut. Having been in EMS/Fire for over 20 years, I have worked countless murder scenes and witnessed human beings at their absolute worst. I have
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Tens of thousands of people have taken part in the biggest anti-government street demonstrations in Russia in a decade, in protest against alleged fraud in last Sunday's parliamentary elections.
An estimated 50,000 people attended a rally in Moscow demanding that Prime Minister Vladimir Putin step down. Thousands of police and riot troops were deployed in the Russian capital.
Protesters waved banners such as "The rats should go!" and "Swindlers and thieves - give us our elections back!" in cities from the Pacific port of Vladivostok in the east to Kaliningrad in the west, nearly 7,400km away.
Riot police were out in force with dogs and in trucks, but they did little to douse protests that showed a groundswell of discontent with Mr Putin as he prepares to reclaim the presidency next year, and anger over the 4 December election which the opposition says was rigged to favour his United Russia party.
"Today 60,000, maybe 100,000 people, have come to this rally," former prime minister Mikhail Kasyanov said in a speech to flag-waving and chanting protesters packed into Bolotnaya Square across the Moscow River from the Kremlin.
"This means today is the beginning of the end for these thieving authorities," said Mr Kasyanov, who now leads an opposition movement which was barred from the election.
People of all ages gathered in Moscow, many carrying white carnations as the symbol of their protest and some waving pictures of Putin and President Dmitry Medvedev declaring: "Guys, it's time to go." Helicopters at times buzzed overhead.
Vladimir Ryzhkov, an opposition leader, read out a list of demands including annulling the election and holding a new one, registering opposition parties, dismissing the election commission head and freeing people the protesters call political prisoners.
"Russia has changed today - the future has changed," he said, urging demonstrators to come out for new protests on 24 Decrmber. The crowd chanted, "We'll be back!"
But Konstantin Kosachyov, a United Russia lawmaker speaking on behalf of the Kremlin, ruled out negotiations on the organisers' demands and said: "With all respect for the people who came out to protest, they are not a political party."
The rallies, many of them held in freezing snow, were a test of the opposition's ability to turn public anger into a mass protest movement on the scale of the Arab Spring rebellions that brought down rulers in the Middle East and North Africa.
Most Russian political experts say the former KGB spy who has dominated the world's largest energy producer for 12 years is in little immediate danger of being toppled and that protests are hard to keep going across such a vast country.
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Peter Lynch
|Peter Lynch
January 19, 1944
United States
|Alma mater
|Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
|Fund Manager
|Fidelity Investments
|Net worth
|US$352 million (2006)[1]
|Portfolio Manager, Vice-Chairman
|Carolyn Lynch
Peter Lynch (born January 19, 1944) is an American businessman and stock investor. As the manager of the Magellan Fund at Fidelity Investments between 1977 and 1990, Lynch averaged a 29.2% annual return,[2] consistently more than doubling the S&P 500 market index and making it the best performing mutual fund in the world.[3][4] During his tenure, assets under management increased from $18 million to $14 billion.[5] He also co-authored a number of books and papers on investing and coined a number of well known mantras of modern individual investing strategies, such as Invest in what you know and ten bagger. Lynch is consistently described as a "legend" by the financial media for his performance record,[5][6] and was called "legendary" by Jason Zweig in his 2003 update of Benjamin Graham's book, The Intelligent Investor.[3]
Early Life
In 1951, at age 7, Lynch's father was diagnosed with cancer and died when Lynch was ten. Lynch's mother had to work to support the family.
In 1955, at age 11, Lynch started caddying at a nearby country club to support the family. Lynch caddied for various people including the then president of Gillete, lots of doctors and lawyers and the then president of Fidelity, D. George Sullivan.[7]
When Lynch was a sophomore at Boston College, he used his savings to buy 100 shares of Flying Tiger Airlines at $8 USD per share. The stock would later rise to $80 per share.[8]
In 1965, Lynch graduated from Boston College where he studied history, psychology and philosophy and earned a Master of Business Administration from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in 1968.
In 1966, Lynch was hired as an intern with Fidelity Investments partly because he had been caddying for Fidelity's president, D. George Sullivan, (among others) at Brae Burn Country Club in Newton, Massachusetts.[9][10] He initially covered the paper, chemical, and publishing industries, and when he returned after a two-year Army stint he was hired permanently in 1969. This time Lynch was charged with following the textiles, metals, mining, and chemicals industries, eventually becoming Fidelity's director of research from 1974 to 1977.
In 1977, Lynch was named head of the then obscure Magellan Fund which had $18 million in assets. By the time Lynch resigned as a fund manager in 1990, the fund had grown to more than $14 billion in assets with more than 1,000 individual stock positions.
From 1977 until 1990, the Magellan fund averaged a 29.2% return and as of 2003 had the best 20-year return of any mutual fund ever.[3][11] Lynch's achieved dollar successes in a range of stocks including (by order of profit achieved - source is Beating the Street): Fannie Mae, Ford, Philip Morris, MCI, Volvo, General Electric, General Public Utilities, Student Loan Marketing, Kemper, and Lowe's.
Lynch has written (with co-author John Rothchild) three texts on investing, including One Up on Wall Street (ISBN 0671661035), Beating the Street (ISBN 0671759159), and Learn to Earn. The last-named book was written for beginning investors of all ages, mainly teenagers. In essence, One Up served as theory while Beating the Street is application. One Up lays out Lynch's investment technique including chapters devoted to stock classifications, the two-minute drill, famous numbers, and designing a portfolio. Most of Beating the Street consists of an extensive stock by stock discussion of Lynch's 1992 Barron's Magazine selections, essentially providing an illustration of the concepts previously discussed. As such, both books represent study material for investors of any knowledge level or ability.
Lynch also wrote a series of investment articles for Worth magazine that expand on many of the concepts and companies mentioned in the books.
Investment philosophy
Lynch coined some of the best known mantras of modern individual investing strategies.
His most famous investment principle is simply, "Invest in what you know," popularizing the economic concept of "local knowledge". Since most people tend to become expert in certain fields, applying this basic "invest in what you know" principle helps individual investors find good undervalued stocks.
Lynch uses this principle as a starting point for investors. He has also often said that the individual investor is more capable of making money from stocks than a fund manager, because they are able to spot good investments in their day-to-day lives before Wall Street. Throughout his two classic investment primers, he has outlined many of the investments he found when not in his office - he found them when he was out with his family, driving around or making a purchase at the mall. Lynch believes the individual investor is able to do this, too.[12]
He also coined the phrase "ten bagger" in a financial context. This refers to an investment which is worth ten times its original purchase price and comes from baseball where "bags" or "bases" that a runner reaches are the measure of the success of a play.[13] A "two bagger" would be a double, so by extension, two home runs and a double would be a "ten bagger".
Though he continues to work part-time as vice chairman of Fidelity Management & Research Co., the investment adviser arm of Fidelity Investments, spending most of his time mentoring young analysts, Peter Lynch focuses a great deal of time on philanthropy. He said he views philanthropy as a form of investment. He said he prefers to give money to support ideas that he thinks can spread, such as First Night, the New Year's Eve festival that began in Boston in 1976 and has inspired similar events in more than 200 other communities, and City Year, a community service program founded in Boston in 1988 that now operates in 14 locations.
The Lynches give money primarily in five ways: as individuals, through the Lynch Foundation, through a Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund, and through two charitable trusts.
The Lynches have made gifts as individuals, donating $10 million to Peter Lynch's alma mater, Boston College, naming the School of Education after the family.[14]
The Lynch Foundation, valued at $125 million, gave away $8 million in 2013 and has made $80 million in grants since its inception.[15] The Foundation supports education, religious organizations, cultural and historic organizations, and hospitals and medical research.
Mr. Lynch was inducted into the Junior Achievement U.S. Business Hall of Fame in 1991.
See also
- ^ "The 50 Wealthiest Bostonians". 2006-03-01. Retrieved 2008-06-05.
- ^ "GARP, PEGS and Peter Lynch". The Guru Investor. 18 September 2009.
- ^ a b c The Intelligent Investor, 2003, Commentary on the Introduction
- ^ "AJCU: Peter Lynch". AJCU. Retrieved 15 October 2013.
- ^ a b "Mutual Fund Legend Peter Lynch's Advice about Investing". Business Insider. 13 December 2013.
- ^ "Business Today: What Made Peter Lynch a Legendary Investor". Business Today. February 2014.
- ^ Weiner, Eric J. (2005). What goes up : the uncensored history of modern Wall Street as told by the bankers, brokers, CEOs, and scoundrels who made it happen (1st ed. ed.). New York: Little, Brown and Co. p. 171. ISBN 0-316-92966-2.
- ^ Weiner, Eric J. (2005). What goes up : the uncensored history of modern Wall Street as told by the bankers, brokers, CEOs, and scoundrels who made it happen (1st ed. ed.). New York: Little, Brown and Co. p. 172. ISBN 0-316-92966-2.
- ^ Lynch, Peter (1990). One Up On Wall Street. Penguin Books. ISBN 978-0-14-012792-8.
- ^ http://www.independent-stock-investing.com/Peter-Lynch.html
- ^ Meet the Market Dream Team http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/StrategyLab/Rnd18/P6/GuruInvestorJournal20090204.aspx?page=2
- ^ Lynch, Peter (1989). "6". One Up On Wall Street. New York, NY: Simon & Schuster Paperback. ISBN 978-0-671-66103-8.
- ^ Lynch, Peter (1989). One Up On Wall Street. New York, NY: Simon & Schuster Paperbacks. p. 32. ISBN 978-0-671-66103-8.
- ^ http://www.bc.edu/schools/lsoe/about/lynches.html
- ^ Paul Sullivan (November 8, 2013). "Peter Lynch Once Managed Money. Now He Gives It Away.". The New York Times.
External links
- Book Reviews: Peter Lynch
- The Greatest Investors: Peter Lynch
- Lynch-Based Stock Screener
- Sayings on markets by peter Lynch
- Peter Lynch Quotes
- "The Wit and Wisdom of Peter Lynch"
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Congratulations to all the area governors who completed and submitted their club visit reports so far. As of today, 53 clubs have reports on file at Toastmasters International. There are 16 days left to get the other 131 reports filed before the November 30th deadline. Governors, I recommend that you don't wait until the last minute to file your reports online as the Toastmasters International computers are notorious for crashing as area governors in 122 countries try to beat the filing deadline.
Club visits are opportunities for the district, through the area governor, to support clubs and improve club quality. Area governors identify opportunities for improvement and specify the support that clubs need from the district, helping clubs retain and build membership through positive member experiences. This important contribution on the part of area governors helps clubs earn Distinguished recognition. To be eligible for the Distinguished Area Program, the following criteria must be met:
1. Areas must have no net club loss
2. Areas must submit the Area Governor's Club Visit Report for 75 percent of their club bases for first-round visits by November 30 and for 75 percent of their club bases for second-round visits by May 31.
Distinguished areas are essential to District 7 achieving it's goal of President's Distinguished. If you are a club officer, and you've not yet had a visit from your area governor for the purpose of completing the Area Governor's Club Visit Report, please contact me at email@example.com.


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JICF's Finance Committee is a very 'behind the scenes' ministry, meeting about once every quarter to review financial statements prepared by the Administrative staff and give input on the financial health of JICF. This committee also helps set financial policies which govern JICF, as well as providing general oversight to prevent any inappropriate use of funds. The Committee is overseen by one of the elders and is comprised of interested businessmen/women from the JICF congregation.
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Today we discuss how to grow your email marketing database. When it comes to your email marketing database, size isn't everything. It is great to have a large list of current and potential customers. It means you can communicate with them via email campaigns. It is also important to have a list of recipients who regularly respond to your email marketing campaigns.
Your email marketing database should consist of people interested in your business. These contacts enjoy receiving communication from you. They are actively engaged with your email marketing campaigns. Here are a few ways you can grow your email marketing database. It is important to ensure the quality of your subscribers remains good.
Incentivise Email Sign Up
Giving people a reason to sign up to receive your emails is a great way of growing your email database. Many consumers can be reluctant to part with their valuable data. They need to see an obvious benefit. This could be a discount on their next order or access to exclusive discount codes.
While discounts work great as an incentive, the incentive doesn't have to be monetary based. The value add for people signing up to your emails could be in the form of information. This could be as an ebook, blog articles, your latest white paper or a simple guide.
Incentivising your sign up process will help you build your email marketing database. It will also help you keep the quality of your subscribers high.
Make It Easy
Ensure that the email opt-in box is clear and visible. If a user has to hunt for it they are likely to give up before they find it. A well designed website places email opt-in boxes strategically throughout your website. They entice users to sign up, or at least know where to go, if they decide to sign up at another time.
There is nothing more frustrating than interrupting a user to ask for an email address. There are techniques to keep email subscription top of mind without being disruptive. Remember to place email opt-in boxes at three locations; top of the page, the sidebar and bottom of the page.
Strategic positioning ensures the user is reminded to opt-in at various stages of their visit to your website. Remember opt-in boxes should not be overwhelming, distracting or annoying. The primary focus of your website should be your content.
Capture Data Offline
There are many opportunities for you to capture data offline. This can be at networking events, exhibitions, trade shows or festivals. If your business has a physical premises and a payment area you can ask your customers if they would like to sign up to receive emails. You could even include entry to a competition as an incentive.
Keep it Quick and Simple
When asking users to sign up to your email list collect as little information as possible. All you need to get started is their email address and first name. This will enable you to personalise your emails to each user. Asking for any more information than that is likely to turn people off. Most of us don't like sharing our personal information online or do not want to spend 5 minutes filling out forms.
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On Tuesday, November 29th,2016 Cochise College and the Nogales Mexican Consulate hosted the IME-BECAS Scholarship Program at 12:15 p.m. at Cochise College. The IME-BECAS scholarship program began helping out local students in Santa Cruz County since 2005. In 2011, IME-BECAS Scholarship Program partnered with Cochise College to offer scholarships to students planning on attending the college. For several years now this program continues to help out disadvantaged high school students who will be graduating, or graduated from Santa Cruz County planning to enroll at Cochise College. Many of these disadvantaged students do not qualify for financial or have the economical means to attend college. This specific scholarship program helps these local students have that opportunity.
Cochise College Center Director Gabriel Galindo, and the Mexican Consul Ricardo Santana Velasquez signed an agreement pledging to continue supporting the scholarship program. Mexican ambassador to the United States Carlos Manuel Sada Solana presented a $22,000 check to Cochise College. Several other contributions were made from local organization including a $10,000 dollar donation from the Shipley Family Foundation. "The best return on investment one can make to society is investing in education," said Gabriel Galindo, Center Director for Cochise College. This year the recipient of the IME-BECAS scholarship is Yemille Fernanda Quihuiz. She will be graduating in May 2017. She is planning to pursue a degree in education at the University of Arizona. "I am extremely grateful for the opportunity, as it will help me and other students to pursue our educational goals," said Quihuiz.
Recipient of the IME-BECAS scholarship Yemille Fernanda Quihuiz


text: Tony is warned off Helen's case but Henry warns him back onto it again. Henry also finds mail addressed to Mashta Fembwick,with Helen believes will lead to the real killer but his sleuthing in Bridges' office is interrupted by the man's widow. The prison's annual quiz offers a seductive prize - five years off the winners' sentences. Christine assembles a team of Cambridge graduates to play with her and Helen but Helen is bullied into joining Top Dog's team,which comes last.


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The redesigned Maintenance of Certification in AnesthesiologyTM (MOCA®) program, MOCA 2.0®, provides diplomates with opportunities to continuously learn and demonstrate proficiencies to provide better patient care. It offers a more relevant and personalized approach to helping diplomates assess their knowledge and address knowledge gaps. MOCA 2.0 is a web-based learning platform. At its core is MOCA Minute®, an interactive learning tool that replaces the decennial MOCA exam.
All diplomates who have current certificates in anesthesiology and/or in subspecialties (non-time limited and time-limited certificate holders) can register for MOCA 2.0 in their portal account. Diplomates with anesthesiology certificates that expired in 2016 and who are in the grace period should register for MOCA 2.0. Non-time limited certificate holders who are not participating in MOCA are welcome to register.
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Gender – Is One Goal Enough? (2013)
Chant, Sylvia
in United Nations Association-UK (eds) Global Development Goals: Leaving No-one Behind (Witan Media: London), pp.85-88.
Critics argue that women's empowerment cannot be confined to a narrow set of targets. What should a new development agenda for women look like?
What the MDGs have actually achieved for women remains somewhat doubtful, with the World Bank's 2012 World Development Report (WDR) on Gender Equality and Development revealing a range of persistent gender inequalities and female disadvantage, in education, early/high fertility
and maternal mortality, 'missing women' (due to
sex selective abortion, female foeticide and excess female infant and child mortality), gender divisions in housework and caregiving labour, time use, 'voice and power', and resources (such as income, land and property), especially among the most severely deprived populations in the poorest countries.23
The UN's 2012 summary of progress in gender quality also shows a range of shortfalls, drawing attention not only to the fact that women still only represent 20 per cent of parliamentarians worldwide, and that at the present rate of change parity will
not be achieved for another 40 years, but that stark gaps remain between wealthy/urban and poor/
rural women in respect of early marriage and births assisted by skilled health professionals.24 While there has been some improvement in terms of women and girls' education, and lessening shares of vulnerable employment, disadvantage in most walks of personal, community and public life remain decidedly feminised.
For too long, women's contributions to development have been relied on, not to mention mobilised, in a largely veiled and unacknowledged manner: it is now time to match women's manifold responsibilities in households, communities and nation states, with the full complement of human rights that will enable them to challenge, nuance and shape the trajectory of a new – and with luck more equitable – world order, and to bring the support of more men on board in the process.


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The innovation game
a new approach to innovation management and R&D
- Editorial: Springer International Publishing AG
- Fecha de la edición: 2005
- Lugar de la edición: New York. Estados Unidos de Norteamérica
- Encuadernación: Cartoné
- Medidas: 24 cm
- Nº Pág.: 205
- Idiomas: Inglés
R&D is the single most important investment for any company or any society. Its ultimate product is an innovation. Innovations are on the other side the major propeller for the respective (socio-) economic development of the very company or society. Management science mainly treat R&D and innovations as costs or budgets to be managed, an approach that is in stark contrast to their overwhelming importance. This and the very fact that R&D and innovation success are a by necessity a-priori unknown and thus uncertain ex-post definition is not at all being respected properly up to now. In The Innovation Game, La Corre and Mishchke consider R&D and innovation as an inherently risky investment which should be profitable, at least on average. Applying a statistical filter model, the authors are able to describe the R&D- and the innovation-process in great detail, almost like a production process. As a metaphor, the book tries to describe it like the control laws of the "distillery for inno-success knowledge".


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It gets terrible reviews on trip adviser, but I think the only reason people go on trip adviser is to write bad reviews. Somebody even complained that the pub was 'dingy inside', as if that was a bad thing for a pub!
My only criticism of the Guinness is the large size of the head, but it was a creamy pint, and better than many you get in Ireland or Britain, where Guinness is now served much colder than it should be.
At last I reached the banquet hall – and what a sight to see!
I felt myself transported back among the Osmanli
I poured myself a bubbly flask and raised the golden horn
With three cheers for good old Turkey and the roost where I was born.
I shook claws with all the hammers and bowed to blonde and brune
The mistress made a signal and the mujik called the tune.
Madamina read a message from the Big Noise of her State
After which we crowed in unison: That Turco's talking straight!
'The Big Noise' was Roosevelt's thanksgiving message.
|I took to pub stage, where they have live music many evenings.
In his books, Joyce often uses the Orient as a location for escapist fantasy. Dubliners has a story 'Araby', set against the 1894 bazaar held in Dublin:
'The syllables of the word Araby were called to me through the silence in which my soul luxuriated and cast an Eastern enchantment over me.'
Then there's the appalling Mrs Kearney, in 'A Mother', 'trying to console her romantic desires by eating a great deal of Turkish Delight in secret.'
Dublin's Gaiety Theatre pantomines, such as Sinbad the Sailor, The Forty Thieves, Aladdin and Turko the Terrible, often had an Oriental setting. Here's Stephen Dedalus in Ulysses thinking of his mother's favourite pantomime:
'She heard old Royce sing in the pantomime of Turko the Terrible and laughed with others when he sang:
I am the boy
That can enjoy
Turko the Terrible was a hugely popular pantomime, starring the great comic character actor, Edward William Royce. Here he is (below) in another Orientalist Gaiety pantomime, The Forty Thieves, in a picture from the V&A. I found another picture of him here.
'It was at Christmas 1873 that the first pantomime was tried at the
|E.W.Royce as Hassarac, with Kate Vaughan as Morgiana
Turko the Terrible is also in Finnegans Wake: 'a tarrable Turk' 520.02 'turgos the turrible' (205.29) and 'Thorker the Tourable' (132.18).
Both Bloom and Stephen have oriental fantasies. Here's Bloom, who has also seen Turko the Terrible, daydreaming as he sets out to buy his breakfast kidney:
'Somewhere in the east: early morning....Wander through awned streets. Turbaned faces going by. Dark caves of carpet shops, big man, Turko the terrible, seated crosslegged smoking a coiled pipe. Cries of sellers in the streets. Drink water scented with fennel, sherbet. Wander along all day. Might meet a robber or two. Well, meet him. Getting on to sundown. The shadows of the mosques along the pillars: priest with a scroll rolled up. A shiver of the trees, signal, the evening wind. I pass on. Fading gold sky. A mother watches from her doorway. She calls her children home in their dark language. High wall: beyond strings twanged. Night sky moon, violet, colour of Molly's new garters. Strings. Listen. A girl playing one of these instruments what do you call them: dulcimers. I pass.'
The night before the book opens, Stephen has had a dream of a 'Street of Harlots. Remember. Haroun al Raschid...Red carpet spread'. Bloom has also had an oriental dream, of Molly with 'red slippers on. Turkish. Wore the breeches.'
She appears in a Turkish costume in one of the hallucinations in 'Circe':
'Beside her mirage of datepalms a handsome woman in Turkish costume stands before him. Opulent curves fill out her scarlet trousers and jacket slashed with gold. A wide yellow cummerbund girdles her. A white yashmak, violet in the night, covers her face, leaving free only her large dark eyes and raven hair...A coin gleams on her forehead. On her feet are jewelled toerings. Her ankles are linked by a slender fetterchain....Beside her a camel, hooded with a turreting turban, waits. A silk ladder of innumerable rungs climbs to his bobbing howdah.'
In her final monologue, Molly thinks of getting 'a nice pair of red slippers like those Turks with the fez used to sell.'
|European Turkish women's dress from Auguste Racinet's Le Costume Historique, 1888
'He had fled again (open shun-shema!) this country of exile, sloughed off, sidleshomed via the subterranean shored with bedboards, stowed away and ankered in a dutch bottom tank, the Arsa, hod S.S. Finlandia, and was even now occupying, under an islamitic newhame in his seventh generation, a physical body Cornelius Magrath's (badoldkarakter, commonorrong canbung) in Asia Major, where as Turk of the theater (first house all flatty: the king, eleven sharps) he had bepiastered the buikdanseuses from the opulence of his omnibox while as arab at the streetdoor he bepestered the bumbashaws for the alms of a para's pence.' 98.4-14
These are some of the rumours surrounding the disappearance of HCE in Bk1 Chapter 4. He is said to have stowed away and escaped abroad to Asia Minor, where, as 'Turk of the theater' he threw coins (Turkish piastres) at the belly dancers (Dutch 'buikdanseuse') from the opulence of his box while, as a street Arab, he pestered 'bumbashaws' for alms. 'Turk of the theater' and 'open sun-shema!' ('Open Sesame', from Aladdin, mixed with Shaun and Shem) recalls the Gaiety pantomimes. 'Karakter' is Turkish for character and 'Para', in 'para's pence', is Turkish for money.
Here's Shaun describing the foul stench of his brother Shem the Penman:
'no-one, hound or scrublady, not even the Turk, ungreekable in pursuit of armenable, dared whiff the polecat at close range' 181.22-4
That combines Wilde's joke that 'Fox hunters are the unspeakable in pursuit of the uneatable', with the Turkish-Greek conflict and the Armenian atrocities - the Turkish massacre of Armenian Christians in the early 1900s. This is also referred to in 'Armenian Atrocity' (72.11) and 'tuckish armenities' (530.36)
'He walked cheerfully towards the mosque of the baths. Remind you of a mosque, redbaked bricks.'
In Ulysses, Bloom has a bath at the Turkish and Warm Baths, 11 Leinster Street. This was one of several Turkish baths in Dublin, including the Hammam in Sackville Street and the Lincoln Place Turkish Bath Company, whose building resembled the Royal Pavilion in my home town, Brighton. The phrase 'mosque of the baths' and later description of its 'oriental edifice' suggests that Joyce may have confused the Leinster Street baths with this one, which closed down in 1902.
Malcolm Shifrin, who's writing a book about Victorian Turkish baths, has a good piece on Bloom's bath on his website. Joyce talked about Bloom's bath with Frank Budgen, saying, 'Does your reader realize what a unique event this was in the Dublin I knew up to 1904.' (James Joyce and the Making of Ulysses xvii)
|Lincoln Place Turkish Bath Company, Dublin
'He spoke English very intelligibly; his person was extremely remarkable; and the more so, as he was the first Turk who had ever walked the streets of Dublin in his native costume. He was in height considerably above six feet, rather pompous in his gait, and apparently powerful; an immense black beard covering his chin and upper lip. There was, at the same time, something cheerful and cordial in the man's address; and, altogether, he cut a very imposing figure. Everybody liked Doctor Achmet Borumborad: his Turkish dress, being extremely handsome without any approach to the tawdry, and crowned with an immense turban, drew the eyes of every passer by ; and I must say that I have never myself seen a more stately-looking Turk since that period. The eccentricity of the Doctor's appearance was, indeed, as will readily be imagined, the occasion of much idle observation and conjecture. At first, whenever he went abroad, a crowd of people, chiefly boys, was sure to attend him — but at a respectful distance; and if he turned to look behind him, the gaping boobies fled, as if they conceived even his looks to be mortal.'
Borumborad persuaded the corporation to fund the building of his bathhouse. He then fell in love with a Miss Hartigan, the daughter of a surgeon.
'Miss H. liked the Doctor vastly! and praised the Turks in general, both for their dashing spirit and their beautiful whiskers. It was not, however, consistent either with her own or her brother's Christianity, to submit to the Doctor's tremendous beard, or think of matrimony, till he had shaved the chin at least, and got a parson to turn him into a Christian, or something of that kind.'
He agreed to her terms, and appeared before her cleanshaven and in European dress.
'In walked a Christian gallant, in a suit of full-dress black, and a very tall fine-looking Christian he was. Miss H. was surprised; she did not recognise her lover, particularly as she thought it impossible he could have been made a Christian before the ensuing Sunday. He immediately, however, fell on his knees, seized and kissed her lily hand, and, on her beginning to expostulate, cried out at once, — " Don't be angry, my dear creature. To tell the honest truth, I am as good a Christian as the archbishop ! I'm your own countryman, sure enough — Mr. Patrick Joyce from Kilkenny county. The devil a Turk any more than yourself, my sweet angel! "
The ladies were astonished; but astonishment did not prevent Miss Hartigan from keeping her word, and Mr. and Mrs. Joyce became a very loving and happy couple. The doctor's great skill, however, was supposed to lie in his beard and faith, consequently, on this denouement, the baths declined.'
Isn't that a great story? I've told it here because Patrick Joyce/Dr Borumborad is in Finnegans Wake!
'our aural surgeon, Afamado Hairductor Achmed Borumborad, M.A.C.A, Sahib, of a 1001 Ombrilla Street, Syringa padham, Alleypulley' 492.22


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When I connect to PGD after a long while, Firefox spends several seconds trying to contact paypalobjects.com . Does this site really use that? Seems like an attack of sorts.
I also get flickering "Performing a TLS handshake to pascalgamedevelopment.com" on each page load - as if each image required re-establishing the secure connection. I think this is not normal.


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Fresh mixed vegetables cooked with red peppers, onions, and Indian spices. $10.95Chana Saag
Cooked with fresh chickpeas and spinach. $10.95Chana Masala
Chickpeas cooked with masala sauce. $10.95Mali Kofta
Vegetable ball cooked with coconut cream sauce. $10.95Daal Makhani
Mixed lentils cooked with fresh tomatoes and sauce. $10.95Bartha Eggplant
Roasted and cooked with onions and peas. $10.95Alu Shag
Fresh spinach and potatoes cooked with fresh Indian spices. $10.95Alu Mottor Gobi
Potatoes, green peas, and cauliflower cooked with fresh spice sauce. $10.95Gobi Bhanjee
Cauliflower cooked with fresh onions and tomatoes. $10.95Bindi Bhajee
Fresh okra cooked with tomatoes, onions, and curry sauce. $10.95Mushroom Shag
Fresh mushrooms and spinach cooked in spice flavored sauce. $10.95Shag Ponner
Fresh spinach cooked with Indian fried cheese. $10.95Mutter Panner
Fresh green peas cooked with Indian fried cheese. $10.95Ponir Tikka Masala
Indian fried cheese cooked with tomato cream sauce. $12.95Daal Saag
Yellow lentils cooked with fresh spinach. $10.95Navrattan Korma
Fresh vegetables cooked with almond cream sauce. $11.95Tofu Tikka Masala
$11.95Yellow Tadka Dal
$10.95Panner Makhani
Indian cheese cubes cooked with tomato creamy sauce. $12.95Tofu Saag
Tofu cooked with fresh spinach. $10.95
Chicken Biryani
Chicken cooked with biryani masala and rice together. $11.95Lamb Biryani
Lamb cooked with biryani masala and rice together. $12.95Hyderabadi Mixed Meat Biryani
Chicken, lamb, and beef cooked with H. Badi. biryani sauce. $12.95Shrimp Biryani
Shrimp cooked with biryani masala and rice together. $13.95Salmon Fish Biryani
Salmon cooked with biryani masala and rice together. $12.95Tilapia Fish Biryani
Tilapia cooked with biryani masala and rice together. $11.95Crab Biryani
Crab cooked with biryani masala and rice. $13.95Bombay Mixed Seafood Biryani
Salmon, shrimp, and crab cooked with biryani masala and rice. $13.95Chicken Tikka Biryani
Chicken tikka sauteed with spice and cooked with basmati rice. $12.95Mixed Vegetable Biryani
Mixed vegetable cooked with biryani masala and basmati rice. $11.95Beef Biryani
Tender chunks of gently spiced beef in fluffy saffron rice. $11.95Goat Biryani (Bone In)
Goat cooked with basmati rice and Indian herbs. $12.95
Chicken Tandoori
Marinated in yogurt, lemon juice, and Indian spices, then grilled or broiled. $12.95Tandoori Mixed Grill
Assortment of marinated meat. $14.95Sheek Kebab
Marinated ground lamb cooked by iron seek in a clay oven. $13.95Lamb Chop
Tender lamb chops marinated overnight and barbecued to perfection. $15.95Chicken Tikka
Boneless marinated chicken cooked in a clay oven. $12.95Chicken Mali Kebab
Slices of boneless chicken marinated (white) with cream cheese and Indian spices. $11.95Shrimp Tandoori
Big sized marinated shrimp cooked in a clay oven, served with fresh spinach. $15.95Salmon Fish Tandoori
Slices of salmon with fresh spinach. $13.95Red Snapper Tandoori
Whole red snapper marinated with Indian spices cooked in a clay oven, served with fresh spinach. $15.95Lamb Boti Kebab
Slices of lamb marinated with Indian BBQ sauce cooked in tandoori. $13.95Vegetable Tandoori
Marinated mixed vegetables come with panner. $11.95Tandoori Family Combo (Three People)
Marinated chicken breast, lamb chop, or seek kebab, four pieces of chicken tikka served with rice. $29.95
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Daily Special
One appetizer and one entree selection. You also get gasmati rice, naan bread, cucumber, rayta (yogurt), and mango chutney with your order. $14.95Dinner Combinations For Two
One appetizer, one soup, and two curry (meat or vegetable) with two naan breads and all other sauces. $25.95Family Dinner Combinations
Two appetizers (one vegetable and meat), three entrees (One vegetable curry, one meat curry, and one BBQ chicken) with three naan breads and all other sauces. $49.95
Plain Naan
$2.25Bombay Special Naan
Pick a flavor: garlic, ginger, onion, peswari, or tikka. $2.95Roti (Whole Wheat)
Multi layered bread. $2.50Lachha Parta
Multi layered bread. $3.50Aloo Partha
Stuffed with potatoes. $3.50Keema Paratha
Stuffed with ground chicken. $3.50Mughlai Paratha
Stuffed with egg and ground meat. $3.50Saag Paratha
Stuffed with fresh spinach. $3.50Poori
Deep fried floppy bread. $1.95
Kasmiri Pulao
Mixed fruits, almonds, and raisins cooked with basmati rice. $4.95Peas Pulao
Green peas, almonds, and raisins cooked with basmati rice. $3.95Basmati Rice
$2.95Brown Rice
$2.95Mango Chutney
Indian style pickle. $2.95Mango Lemon Pickle
Indian style spice pickle. $2.95Raita
Yogurt, cucumber, carrots, herbs, and spice. $2.95Assorted Chutney and Condiments
12 oz. $1.50Mango Lassi
Indian mango yogurt drink. $2.50Yogurt Lassi
Plain, sweet, or salty. $2.00Indian Juice
Mango, orange, or guava. $2.00Snapple
Peach, mango, fruit punch, or strawberry. $2.00Bombay Homemade Ice Tea
$2.00Bombay Masala Tea
$1.50Rooh Afza
Non-alcoholic concentrated squash made with fruits, herbs, and vegetable extracts. $2.00Laziza
Non-alcoholic beer/malt Arabian beverage. $3.00
Available 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Vegetarian Box
Two vegetables (aloo motor gobi and chana saag) served with basmati rice, soda and condiments. $7.95Curry Box
Choice of chicken, lamb, or beef curry with vegetable curry of the day, served with basmati rice, naan, soda, and condiments. $8.95Tandoori Box
Pieces of tandoori chicken, vegetables, and curry of the day, served with basmati rice, soda, and condiments. $9.95Seafood Box
Choice of shrimp, salmon, or crab with vegetables and curry of the day, served with basmati rice, soda, and condiments. $10.95Chicken Tikka Masala Box
Chicken tikka masala comes with chana saag and soda. $10.95
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"I like chatting with our customers and giving them a positive experience."
Tell us about your day?
I always work evenings, so I clock in at 4.00 pm in one of our car parks where we always start our shifts. Usually, I am the only one on duty in the evening, so in principle I cover all of our multi-storey car parks in our city. When I have checked that everything is under control in the first car park, I move on to the next. I visit a few of the car parks twice during my shift, while other car parks are OK with just one visit.
A major part of my work is ordinary maintenance tasks. I make sure the car parks are clean and tidy. I then move on to counting cars and releasing parking spaces. Some of our car parks are very busy and the parking spaces are in great demand. So when I see that some of our season ticket customers have left their parking spaces for the day, I release them so others can make use of them.
I spend about half of the time talking with customers. The busy garages have a huge flow of customers all the time and so there are many questions to answer.
The customers may have questions about how to pay, especially if they have entered using their credit card. I explain to them how simple it to pay as they exit the car park. I also help them if they have lost their ticket or if they cannot get their credit card to work.
I make sure I'm visible and available when the customers need me.
What is working for Q-Park like?
I really like working for Q-Park. I enjoy being part of a community with fantastic colleagues. It makes every workday a good day. We supplement each other very well in our team here in my district. For instance, I am good at remembering to release parking spaces while you could probably find colleagues who are a lot better at remembering to do the cleaning than I am.
Which part of your job do you most enjoy?
The daily contact with our customers. I like helping the customers when they are in doubt about something or have questions for me. I like chatting with our customers and give them a positive experience. I don't think you would find many car parks other than Q-Park's with full-time employees to attend to the customers.
Have you been with Q-Park long?
I have been with Q-Park since August 2016.
How do you live up to our motto 'Quality in parking'?
I am extremely solution-oriented, and you could say that challenges and pressure are pure endorphins to me. I love to put on my uniform. I always do that with a smile. I hope it is contagious when I meet our customers in the garages with a smile on my face and an accommodating attitude.
I also make a virtue of explaining to people that the myth of commission pay for parking company employees has no basis in reality. At least not with Q-Park. You will actually find decent and ethically correct companies such as Q-Park that take pride in delivering a high degree of service to its customers while ensuring proper conditions for its employees.


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Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Playing With My Other 'Art Supplies'
10 comments:
- Lynn Cohen said...
i really enjoy this kind of art! Love found objects especially those that relate to my own childhood and earlier! We are talking a LONG time ago! Have fun at your shows!!!
- July 9, 2013 at 7:09 PM
- Createology said...
You really have a wonderful artistic vision to create such amazing art pieces out of found treasures. I also adore your playing cards you altered. That is what I consider having fun and playing which results in pure JOY!!!
- July 9, 2013 at 11:53 PM
- Marianne said...
LOvely creations. I think your art is fantastic, so I wish you all the best on your Art show. xxx Marianne
- July 10, 2013 at 3:59 AM
- Kathy said...
I love the art doll!
- July 10, 2013 at 11:13 AM
- Bleubeard and Elizabeth said...
These are SO creative. I adore your houses, and of course, that dream box is incredible. Like you, I make art out of junk. But MY junk never looks as good when finished as yours does!
- July 10, 2013 at 12:00 PM
- Lovey said...
- July 12, 2013 at 11:49 AM
- Patti said...
Love what you've done with your treasures!! Like you, I have art supplies with labels on them and then the good ones:)
- July 13, 2013 at 9:07 AM
- PJ Hornberger said...
Love how you put all that great stuff together. Really nice work. Good luck on the shows!
- July 14, 2013 at 5:56 AM
- Emma Grace Anthony said...
You are amazing! I love all of your art and colors! Your blog is amazing!
- July 19, 2013 at 6:45 PM
- Tina said...
Hi, will you be at Shaker Woods this year? T
- July 22, 2013 at 10:56 AM


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There's so much to love about them, including the fun patterns, how easy they are to make, and their low cost. Go take a look at Stephanie Lynn's Photo Blocks, and then check out her other projects, she's so talented. Her blog is one of my very favorites, I think you'll like it too!
Today's Fabulous Find...Wood Block Photo Frames and Note Holders


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The Bismarck-Mandan Civic Chorus presents a free Christmas concert featuring guest artists Andra Suchy, Angelica of Central Dakota Children's Choir (Sat) and Mandan Sixth Grade Choir (Sun). Saturday, Dec 12 at 7:30 pm and Sunday, Dec 13 at 4:00 pm at the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit. The concerts are free and open to the public. Come and celebrate a Down-Home Family Christmas! Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, 520 Raymond St, Bismarck, North Dakota 58501, (701) 223-1033
It is our mission to promote, preserve and perpetuate the arts in North Dakota.
1600 East Century Avenue, Suite 6
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Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Maybe that seems obvious, but this very problem did not come about loudly, but subtly and quietly. Oftentimes, especially when Ellie was between 3 and 6 months and began to show personality and preference, I found myself feeling jealous of Ellie's affection and attention. "She seems to like this person more than me," I would think, or, "Why does it seems like she's happier with (insert name) than with me?"
While I, at first, battled these thoughts with the self-provided assurance that "no one can replace Mom," I began to realize that I was merely dealing with the symptoms and not the disease by doing so. I asked myself, what will it look like when Ellie is, say, 13, and has a favorite female mentor she tends to confide in more than me? Will I feel resentful towards my own daughter? Towards the mentor? Will I make desperate attempts to be more fun, or funnier, or more interesting, in order to draw my child's attention back to me?
I didn't want to be that woman. I wanted to love Ellie, love her well. And though I began to tell myself, "I only feel this way because I love Ellie so much," it brought me to the question: What do I consider love? Vying for Ellie's attention isn't acting out of love - it's acting out of insecurity. That's not how I want to parent.
So, what do I consider "love?" Well, what does Christ's love look like? Sacrifice, patience, care, and compassion, despite whether the person receiving those things would end up following him beyond the grave or deserting him at their first glance of the horror of Calvary. Christ's love didn't look to what he'd receive from the sacrifice. It looked to how to obey the Father. So should my love for my daughter, and any future children should God grant them to me, look - never expecting or exacting a reward for my faithfulness as a mother, but simply growing more in Christlikeness, for that is what God calls me to.
As Rachel Jankovic - a Christian writer and mother I much admire - comments, writing about this lesson does not mean I have checked or could justify checking it off my sanctification list. These things I write about - these are the daily battles I fight. Chances are that if I feel like I have it down one day, I'll be struggling like crazy the next. Let us pray for one another, that we fight these battles better each time they come around by throwing ourselves upon God's grace. Amen.


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Volunteering Opportunities with Sight Cymru
Volunteering is a chance to meet new people, develop new skills and gain experience with the knowledge that you are respected and valued for your involvement. People who volunteer are a vital resource of our charity and we are unable to operate without them. We have volunteers from all age groups and who help us with all sorts of tasks from administrative duties, transporting our clients to appointments at hospitals to visiting people who find it difficult to get out and about.
Our volunteers say they gain as much as they give!
What special qualities do I need to be a volunteer?
None – just a little spare time, an open friendly nature, adaptability, patience and a sense of humour.
How much time do I have to give?
As much or as little as you can – it is your decision – two hours a month or two days a week – all is equally valued.
What will I get out of it?
Satisfaction of helping others, making new friends and valuable use of spare time.
How could I help?
- Befriending
- Driving
- Administrative Duties
- Leisure activities
- Fund raising
- Clubs
Do volunteers receive any training?
Yes, all our volunteers receive a full day awareness training course and continued support thereafter.
For more details, please follow this link or contact us:
Tel : 01495 763650 or Email us firstname.lastname@example.com
We need to raise thousands of pounds every year in order to provide the services that we do. We raise this money through a variety of fund-raising events, donations and collections but we are always on the look out for new innovative ideas.
If you think you might have a good idea or would like to organise an event with friends, neighbours or work colleagues, then please contact us.
For further information please contact us on : 01495 763650 or visit the Contact us page.
Some of the things we do at Sight Cymru to generate funds:-
Collection Boxes
If you have time and feel you can raise some money by organising a particular event we would really value if you can contact us as we can provide you with a collection box(es). Also, if you have a business or know any local businesses e.g. your local pub landlord why not ask if they can let you leave our Collection Box on the counter for customers to contribute. Every little helps.
Individual Donations
If you would like to make a single or a regular donation to Sight Cymru, whether monthly, quarterly or annually, visit our donations page or by clicking this link.
If you are a UK resident and taxpayer, please remember that if you give through Gift Aid, it means that for every £1 you donate, Sight Cymru receives £1.25, at no extra cost to you.
Legacies – Leave a gift in your Will
A legacy is a gift left in a will, and is a practical and tax efficient way for someone to continue to support Sight Cymru after their death to help others who are visually impaired. The legacy might be a specific sum of money, object or piece of property, or the residual estate (what is left over after family, friends and other organisations have received specified legacies, and debts have been cleared.)
If you think you may like to include Sight Cymru in your Will, contact your solicitor and ask that Sight Cymru be included in the list of bequests in your will. This is our official name as recognised by the Charities Commission and our Registered Charity number is: 1171471. If you have already written your Will and you have kindly identified 'Gwent Association for the Blind' as a potential beneficiary, the money will still reach us, as that name continues to be protected on our behalf.
However, if you have identified 'the blind' or 'blind association' or similar, we would be happy to help you change it as it is possible the money would not go to where you had intended.
We would just like to remind our friends and supporters that we are NOT part of RNIB or Guide Dogs and that ALL of our money is spent in Wales and not in the rest of the UK as tends to be the case with the larger national charities.
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You can shop with 2000+ Brand Name retailers and to raise funds you just use the links from easy fundraising site first – it's that simple!
If you ALREADY shop online, why not help Sight Cymru at no extra cost from purchases you would make anyway.
How to do it
Using Easy Fundraising service is free easy to use.
- To start please register with easyfundraising.org.uk so they know that you wish to support Sight Cymru. Registration is completely free.
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That's all you need to do – apart from remembering to return to Easy Fundraising site the next time you are going to shop online!!
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The nice folks at Oransi stopped by the Food Hussy and provided me and one of you with an Ionic Fridge Air Purifier!
Oransi is based in Austin, TX and makes green cleaning products to clean the air. To be honest - I wasn't so sure about this little gadget - but heck - I'll try anything once - so I said sure thing!
It's really small - it fits on the top shelf of my fridge (it's next to the egg holder). It takes 2 AA batteries and that's it!
It's supposed to remove bacteria and odors from your fridge so your butter doesn't smell like fish, etc... I've had this in the fridge for about a month now and so far so good! It's a little hard to tell with something like this how truly effective it is...but I haven't noticed any funkified smells as of late.
So now - I get to give one of you the same Ionic Fridge Air Purifier! It's a $29 value and all you have to do to enter is leave a comment below and let me know which of the products at Oransi.com that you'd like me to give away next! They have air purifiers (I have 2 room air purifiers and they are a big help!), laundry balls (holy cow - I think this is my next purchase) and the fridge units.
I like their site because it has lots of useful info about how great air purifiers are - I have a niece with allergies and it just reminded me I need to put one of ours in her room since we have pets!
So let me know which product you'd like me to give away next and provide your contact info and YOU'RE ENTERED! Oransi will ship the purifier straight to the winner...
I'll keep the giveaway open for a week - so enter today!
Thanks again to Oransi for providing the purifier to me for free!


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Game Credits
|God of War: Ascension (2013)
|(Environment Art - Dynamics)
|Call of Duty: Black Ops (2010)
|(Environment Artists)
|Call of Duty: World at War (2008)
|(Environment Artists)
|Spider-Man 3 (2007)
|Ultimate Spider-Man (2005)
|(Texture Artists)
|Ultimate Spider-Man (Limited Edition) (2005)
|(Texture Artists)
|Minority Report: Everybody Runs (2002)
|(Texture Artists)
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