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I first took Hunter Safety Training in 1994. I was fifteen then. My uncle purchased me a single-shot 20ga. shotgun by New England Firearms. A decent gun for a first timer. He took me hunting once. I took myself hunting once. That was that. Fast forward to 2012. As our family gets more into fresh food, knowing the farms from where the food comes, and attempting to be more reliant upon ourselves for our sustenance, I decided I would try to deer hunt.
So far, I had one unfortunate woodpecker (that just happened to get in the way of my shot line) and one squirrel under my belt. I never learned to hunt from anyone. I especially remember being envious of classmates who had fathers that took them out into the woods and would come to school and share jerky with everyone. Now, I could captain my own ship. Although I feel I learned a great deal my first go around I came up empty handed. Two missed shots and a handful of deer tags later – I had to work extra hard at convincing my wife that deer hunting still had its advantages for our family – and our freezer.
Spring came and I still had a bit of a hunting hangover, but the Wild Turkey season was fast approaching. Thankfully, an old school teacher has a Wild Turkey problem on her property and was more than willing to permit me to hunt her land – 10 minutes from my home. That was a blessing in and of itself. The next best thing was actually getting one. Its amazing what you can learn from library books. Everything I learned played out and landed me a bird on my first Wild Turkey Hunt. I will have to say that turkey was some of the best I have ever eaten. I will be back in the Spring.
This year, it became more of the same. I was spending time in the woods, but coming home with no deer. In most cases it would have been worth the trouble if I had at least seen a single deer. This year I started as early as October 1st. As the season inched on toward the firearm opener I had sat in the woods fifteen times, missed two deer, and only seen a handful of deer. Alas, I was ready to give up and sell everything and admit to my bride that I am a hopeless addict. Even though I can be counted on to give 150% to anything I set my mind to, I usually neglect everything else in the interim (including this blog)! I would say that sounds about right for most men I know?
Thankfully an opportunity arose for me to hunt a friends property during the firearm opening weekend. If you know anything about Michigan Deer Hunting you know that the firearm opener is very popular and there are lots of people in the woods at that time of year. I was able to access a farm with at last 130 acres all to myself. The only catch was I could only shoot a buck. The trade off was fair and I jumped at the chance.
I camped at a truck stop the night before, got into the woods early, sat on the stand, and waited patiently for that unfortunate deer to cross the path of my shotgun. Time slipped by and the only sightings of wildlife I encountered were a few squirrels. One of them were the size of a cat, missing a tail, and looked as though he were a bouncer for some rodent night club in the area. I texted my wife and began complaining about no deer sightings when suddenly something zipped by behind me. I cannot confirm what it was but at least it was big game. Shortly thereafter a doe group of three trotted through at a casual pace. Things were at least picking up a little.
Another hour passed by and I was getting disheartened again. I was starting to shiver after seven hours on stand, a runny nose, and cold toes. I had eaten all my snacks and was getting hungry. I was beginning to decide that I probably would not be very successful at providing game for meat if all the cards were down and we were depending on it. I was done. As I started to text my wife to tell her I was going to wrap it up something crossed the corner of my eye.
I looked up and there he was. A smallish buck with a few points and he was just casually nosing around the area within twenty yards of my stand. I set my sights on him, fired, and waited. He trotted out back in front of me from a different angle, still about twenty yards away and presented a broadside shot. I thought I may have hit him but was not sure and fired again. This time I was certain I hit him. He trotted off again like nothing had happened. With my history of missing deer I thought it was just more of the same. Now this buck had gone about seventy-five yards and was quartering away from me. He was looking back in my direction as I racked another shot into the gun and prepared to fire again. He still seemed like he was not hit and a fired two more shots. This time he ran off and out of sight.
Bummer. I missed this deer five times. That is it. I quit! I sat there for twenty minutes thinking that this is absurd that I cannot hit a deer that close to me with five chances at doing it. I decided a would climb down and at least check for blood, just in case I really did hit him. A short trek revealed a blood trail that I followed through the woods. Getting bigger and more apparent I was able to see that this was going to have a good result. Finally I happened upon this deer's final resting place. I did not miss but maybe once. This deer had four shots in him for sure. At least two of them would have been kill shots. My first deer was a buck. Thanks to a good friend who I just recently met, I was able to keep the deer hunting desire alive, put some meet in the freezer, and add hopefully appease the wife with some delicious grilled venison.
So, if you've wondered about the blog silence (which happens frequently around here), now you know. I have been busy hunting. As the deer season comes to a close at the end of the year, I hope to resume my blogging addiction (mainly reading them) and get back to cranking out a post here and there. Remember, you really can do anything if you try.
Genesis 27:2-4 He said, "Behold, I am old; I do not know the day of my death. 3 Now then, take your weapons, your quiver and your bow, and go out to the field and hunt game for me, 4 and prepare for me delicious food, such as I love, and bring it to me so that I may eat, that my soul may bless you before I die."


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Blog Tour and Review: Wicked Lust
Wicked Lust (The Wicked Horse Series Book #2)
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Release Date: January 5, 2016
Sawyer Bennett
Release Date: January 5, 2016
Cain Bonham is as big and bad as they come. After serving in the Marines, he's returned home to Wyoming and now works as head of security at the exclusive sex club, The Wicked Horse. His job is to protect not only the patrons, but to zealously guard the secret existence of the club itself.
Sloane Preston is all about discovering secrets. As an undercover reporter, she's determined to reveal the truth behind the facade of The Wicked Horse and expose it for all the world to see. She just didn't count on her pathway into the club coming at the hands of one gorgeously scarred and bad ass bouncer who manages to easily possess her body and soul.
While Cain's not looking for anyone to catch his eye, Sloane did it all the same, and he's not bemoaning the fact that she's as wickedly kinky as he is. As both get caught up in the sinful fantasies that only The Wicked Horse can create, secrets and loyalties will be tested and hearts will risk being broken.
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We return to the Wyoming and the Wicked Horse in Sawyer Bennett's second book of the Wicked Horse series. The stories take place as part of an exclusive s3x club. High profile big spenders pay to have their every fantasy come true. Yep….that's what you need to know about the story. The author puts the warning right in her blurb ----there is LOTS of steamy s3x in this book!
Cain is the head of security for the bar and club and is one of the fantasy makers that guests can request. Sloane is sent in by her editor to try and get the scoop on how much the politician's in Wyoming are involved in this club. The story line is ok. It's pretty predictable. There are some suspense elements and some humor. There is an HEA eventually. But the reason you want to turn off your phone, lock your bedroom door and pour a big ole glass of something icy before you jump into this book is that Sawyer Bennett has put together some of the most creatively erotic scenes I have read in a long while! Your eReader will be steaming! Do not pick this up to read while you wait in line anywhere. I honestly don't know why Sloane didn't just come clean with Cain after their first time together. Give up the quest and stay with the man who can rock your world forever! But then we wouldn't have a story.
I'd like to say this book blew away book 1. They were both so different but good in their own right. I thought Wicked Fall was hot and based on steam factor and kinky f**kery alone—Wicked Lust blows that one out of the water! I am really looking forward to Bridger's story. That man has got some messed up history I think. While we wait for him, it looks like Sawyer will bring us some of the other hotties working at the Wicked Horse. Not complaining about that at all!
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MAC'S O'LEARY CHOSEN FOR D3 ONE TEAM TRAININGJune 11, 2019Mount Aloysius College senior woman administrator and lacrosse coach Danielle O'Leary has been trained to lead the NCAA Division III LGBTQ OneTeam program.
SUSAN ROARKE NAMED MEDAILLE COLLEGE ATHLETIC DIRECTORMay 30, 2019Medaille College Vice President for Student Development Amy DeKay announced today the appointment of Susan Roarke as Athletics Director, who will assume her new position on June 17.
MOUNT ALOYSIUS' GOLDYN TWINS NAMED FAR AWARD WINNERSMay 29, 2019For the first time in conference history, the AMCC Faculty Athletic Representatives (FARs) have selected twins as the recipients of the 2019 Faculty Athletics Representatives Award, and the recipients are, well, Goldyn.
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MOUNT ALOYSIUS' EMILY GOLDYN SELECTED AS AMCC WOMAN OF THE YEARMay 23, 2019Mount Aloysius College women's tennis player Emily Goldyn has been selected as the 2019 AMCC Woman of the Year.
COMMITTEE APPROVES ARCHITECT FOR ERIE HALL PROJECT AT PENN ST. BEHRENDMay 23, 2019The Penn State Board of Trustees Committee on Finance, Business and Capital Planning approved a recommendation to name Sasaki Associates of Watertown, Massachusetts, as the architect for the Erie Hall project at Penn State Behrend.
BEHREND HOLDS ONTO PRESIDENTS CUP FOR ANOTHER YEARMay 22, 2019
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PITT-BRADFORD'S GASKEW APPOINTED TO NCAA COMMITTEEMay 02, 2019Dr. Tony Gaskew, professor of criminal justice at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, has been appointed to a three-year term on the NCAA Minority Opportunities and Interests Committee, effective September 2019.
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PITT-GREENSBURG PRESIDENT SET TO RETIRE IN 2019July 30, 2018Sharon P. Smith announced she will retire as president of the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, effective June 30, 2019, after serving as an influential leader on behalf of the campus and community since 2007.
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Normally we spend each Tuesday suggesting brand new songs you need to hear. This week, we're doing something different.
Halifax Pop Explosion kicks off tomorrow, Oct. 19, and we spent some time with the lineup, choosing the artists we think you need to hear if you're in town, and singling out tracks from those artists for those of us who sadly can't attend.
From Montreal's She-Devils to Mississauga's John River to Halifax's Not You, here are the songs — and artists — you need to hear from the Halifax Pop Explosion.
Daniel Caesar, 'Death & Taxes'
Thursday, Oct. 20, at the Forum with Lady Wray and BadBadNotGood, 9:35 p.m.
Daniel Caesar is one of the most interesting and exciting young musicians to come out of the current burgeoning hip-hop and R&B scene in Toronto. Interesting, in that rather than follow the safe (i.e., OVO) route and go with woozy, nocturnal R&B, Caesar combines all the music that's inspired him throughout his life, resulting in a soulful blend of R&B, folk, rock, hip-hop and pop. Caesar often plays really clean, classic-sounding piano and guitar melodies while he sings about love, life and religion, making his distinct voice float above the deluge of Drake and Weeknd facsimiles in the city. Exciting, in that he's just really, really good at what he does.
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The Highest Order, 'Hurry Down'
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Not You, 'haha'
Thursday, Oct. 20, at the Seahorse Tavern with White Lung, the Yips, Crossed Wires, 11 p.m.
Not You is a newborn Halifax supergroup that started jamming together about a year ago, playing their first show in August and set to release their debut EP, Misty, in March 2017. Made up of Nancy Urich (Dog Day, the Burdochs), Stephanie Johns (the Stolen Minks, Moon), Rebecca Young (Soaking up Jagged, Pastoralia) and Meg Yoshida (Bad Vibrations), the four musicians self-describe as making slippergaze, and what that means for us is sweet-and-hazy '90s indie rock featuring dreamy harmonies and lowercase song names. You can check out "haha" for now, before Misty comes out in full.
— Holly Gordon (@hollygowritely)
Harrison feat. allie, 'Vertigo'
Friday, Oct. 21, at Reflections with Matty Galaxy, 2 a.m.
From Checkpoint Titanium, Harrison's debut album that dropped last month, "Vertigo" takes the best of '80s synth and funk and drags it — totally grooving — into the contemporary R&B scene currently exploding in Toronto. Along the way, he picks up elements of trip-hop, nu-jazz and neo-soul from the '90s and '00s, adding a personal touch with a sophistication that belies Harrison's age (he's 21.) The combination, abetted by allie's cool vocal delivery, recalls Sade's 1985 megahit, "The Sweetest Taboo," but updated and rearticulated with a richer musical vocabulary.
— Robert Rowat (@rkhr)
Check out CBC Music's session with Harrison — featuring Clairmont the Second, Ryan Hemsworth and more — on our YouTube channel.
She-Devils, 'Where There's No One'
Wednesday, Oct. 19, at Art Bar with Phern, Laps and Programm, 9 p.m. (all ages)
There's something so captivating about the sad, nostalgic sound of the She-Devils' music. "Where There's No One" in particular has a comforting, hypnotic quality that makes you want to listen to it on repeat all day. In fact, it seems like that's the only way you should play it: on a turntable looking out a window on a grey day, with the needle going over and over back to the start. What makes this Montreal duo's sample-heavy dream-pop so spellbinding is the combination of singer Audrey Ann Boucher's vocals — forlorn and timeless — with Kyle Jukka's layers of carefully parsed sound collages. "Where There's No One" has a very cinematic feel, like it would be a fitting background for a dream sequence in a Lynchian-type film. They released a self-titled EP back in January this year, and are currently working on their debut full-length. Their show is happening at Art Bar on Wednesday with Toronto's Programm opening. If you're in the mood for something dark and dramatic, this is a bill you shouldn't miss.
—Andrea Gin (@andreagin)
Laura Sauvage, 'Rubberskin'
Friday, Oct. 22, at the Seahorse Tavern, with the Barr Brothers, the Highest Order and Cactus Flower, 12 a.m.
Laura Sauvage is edging for a spot as queen of the East Coast's sad-song slacker rock. Also known as Vivianne Roy, one-third of New Brunswick's Les Hay Babies, Laura Sauvage started her solo project a few years ago, releasing her debut, Extraordinormal, in spring 2016. Singing in English now, she bounces between cynical and sweet lyrics, with an eye for storytelling detail that'll have you listening into the late hours of the night. "A carton of smokes and a lighter from the Co-op in town/ a 10-minute drive is not enough to let go of that frown," she sings on "Rubberskin," off her full-length debut. A song ultimately about decorating a yard, Laura Sauvage is clearly saying so much more. — HG
John River, 'Hope City II'
Saturday, Oct. 22, at the Forum with Keys N Krates and Grandtheft, 9 p.m.
John River has never been afraid to make passionate statements in his songs. With "Hope City II," he pays homage to his hometown, telling his story as a hungry up-and-coming rapper in Toronto trying to make it on the map: "If Drizzy is the poppa of Toronto then I'm the baby/ because I've been in the crib with blood on my bib."
The song's background track is sampled from Lil Wayne's "Tie My Hands," and River's delivery is undeniably authentic. His rawness is what makes him stand out from the rest. In "Hope City II," he talks about his ongoing grind, and a point in time where both Drake and J. Cole approached him to be on their labels: "Did not sign to Cole and I am not waiting on a deal/ OVO label is great, did not sign to Drake." If there's one thing River knows, it's to be true to his craft by being himself.
— Kiah Welsh (@simplykiah)
BadBadNotGood feat. Kaytranada, 'Lavender'
Thursday, Oct. 22, at the Forum with Lady Wray, Daniel Caesar and Reeny Smith, 10:35 p.m.
Toronto jazz quartet BadBadNotGood has been delving deep into collaborative waters recently. Who knows, they may even link up onstage with Daniel Caesar to perform their collaboration, "Paradise," at Halifax Pop Explosion, given they play the same bill on Oct. 20. On its most recent album, IV, BBNG extends its team spirit to songs with Charlotte Day Wilson, Sam Herring and acclaimed Montreal producer Kaytranada, with whom the band reportedly has dozens of unreleased tracks. BBNG's collaborative production on GoldLink's infectious single "Fall in Love" and "Weight Off" from Kaytranada's Polaris Music Prize-winning 99.9% are two examples of what we might expect to hear from that Toronto-Montreal connection in the future, but "Lavender," from IV, was the first of these collaborations to surface earlier this year. Anchored by some eerily gritty synth work sounding like it was lifted off a late '70s spy movie, the two genre-blurring entities face off on this progressive head-nodder, underlining the fact that BadBadNotGood's intuitively experimental approach to jazz never sacrifices the groove.
— Del Cowie (@vibesandstuff)
The Barr Brothers, 'Beggar in the Morning'
Friday, Oct. 21, at the Forum with Hey Rosetta!, Royal Canoe and Repartee, 10 p.m.
The music of the Barr Brothers can be dense. Not impenetrably dense, mind you. More like extremely well layered. They combine lyrics and vocals and instrumentation and rhythm and tone, as all good bands do. But they do so in such a way that you hear something different, curious or new with each and every listen. Never boring, the Barr Brothers provoke and entertain every chance they get. One of their most provocative and hypnotic songs, one that still sounds fresh and new every time I hear it, is "Beggar in the Morning." If they're still performing it live, you're in for a treat.
— Judith Lynch (@CBCJudith)


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Resources >Industry Guides
Under the Federal Power Act, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has the exclusive authority to license nonfederal hydropower projects on navigable waterways and federal lands. Building and operating hydropower projects can affect the natural environment and result in changes to land use, which may be of concern to local citizens and non-governmental organizations.
We want you to know:
- How the Commission's hydropower procedures work;
- What rights you have;
- How you can participate in the licensing process; and
- What environmental issues and safety concerns may be involved.
The Commission issues initial (original) hydropower licenses for periods between 30 to 50 years. When a license expires, the Commission can:
- Issue a new license (relicense);
- The federal government may take over the project; or
- The project may be decommissioned.
Many hydropower licensing concerns involve natural resource issues.
For example, hydropower project operations generally alter natural
river flows, which may affect fisheries and recreational activities.
Project construction or expansion may also affect wildlife habitat,
wetlands or cultural resources. Land owners and communities downstream
of a project also want to be assured that the project dam is safe.
The Commission's staff prepares an environmental analysis of every hydropower proposal. This is done both for new projects (original license) and for existing projects (relicense). Before the environmental analysis is prepared, Commission staff may hold public scoping meetings in the local vicinity of the project, and may conduct a site visit to the project. The purpose of scoping is to identify issues relating to the construction or continued operation of a project.
Citizens and interested groups have a number of opportunities to participate in the licensing process, in order to identify potential issues and to share their views on how to address the effects of the project on the natural and human environment. This includes a pre-filing meeting required to be held before the application is filed with the Commission, during the scoping process, and when the draft environmental report is issued.
If you own land that may be affected by a proposed new project, or expansion of an existing project, you will have an opportunity to negotiate directly with the company regarding compensation. If the Commission approves the license application and you fail to reach agreement with the company, access to and compensation for use of your land will be set by a court.
The Commission's process for assessing applications for hydropower projects is open and public, and designed to keep all interested parties informed.


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It's an exciting time for ERP
Posted by Thomas Staven
IDC recently released its IDC FutureScape report on worldwide Intelligent ERP 2018 predictions,* which raises some interesting points. (The report is available to IDC subscribers.)
Let's start with one assumption that "by 2021, 90% of new packaged enterprise applications will have an Embedded Decision Architecture that auto-detects and evaluates conditions and makes decisions about how to respond."
The report asserts that "sense, compute, actuate will be the new data-centric paradigm."
Of course, AI is the latest buzz phrase being shoehorned into every enterprise vendor communication today. But what we're really talking about is core business software with the ability to analyse the information at its disposal and drive an outcome. Software that receives the right level of data to deploy pattern matching and machine learning in order to make sense of a situation, compute and suggest the best course of action, or even to take that action on our behalf. IDC calls it I-ERP. At Unit4, we refer to it as self-driving software.
There has never been a more exciting time for ERP software. Let's face it, it's never been a great conversation starter. While ERP is becoming more sophisticated, with support for mobile devices and cloud functionality now commonplace, most users would prefer systems that are quicker and more responsive. Developers are trying to innovate past it, but that's not always possible with the kind of monolithic architecture that can be found in contemporary ERP installations. IDC calls this an "innovation impasse", where legacy systems are constraining transformation.
What's exciting though is that new technology has also given us the opportunity to consolidate data sources, even from the most antiquated legacy systems. This will not only provide more data than ever before, it can also give a better quality of data in a unified and predictable format. From here, rich analytics can help to build sophisticated UIs and facilitate the machine learning and artificial intelligence that will be at the heart of self-driving enterprise software from now on. It also lays the groundwork for future innovation, which is what makes ERP so exciting for developers right now.
ERP remains crucial to successful digital transformation, but rather than a system of record, it has to become intelligent; more helpful, intuitive and proactive than it has been in the past. This is what we're building today, and digital assistants like Wanda will provide the gateway to this intelligence. What is really exciting is that we are working with customers in verticals like higher education, professional services and not-for-profit sectors to co-develop custom self-driving functionality.
There is a lot more to do of course, and the pace of innovation is meteoric, but we are moving to a world where your ERP sees all and knows all about your business, and helps you to take the best decisions. How cool is that?
*Source: IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Intelligent ERP 2018 Predictions, doc # US43155917, October 2017.


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Our father recorded old ballads on tape. Looking for titles. One is about a little girl who wanders onto a train track and an engineer pushes her out of the way, but dies. Line from chorus is: "Just tell my wife, when you break the news, that I died for a child so fair". Hope that someone recognizes it. I can add more lines if anyone needs more. Thanks.
I found it for you. Here is the link to a PDF of the sheet music, so you can learn to play it.


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"Tell the chef, the beer is on me."
Only when we really understand a situation do we have in a new career direction or search more thoroughly for a job than you are currently doing. These symbols are graphically displayed as cups, pentacles, swords and wands and their card position and the miscellaneous symbols in each card. Card deciphering allows humans to show their fortunes checked astrology sites which offer private free telephone psychics advice and a lot more. The meaning is also determined by the position cards, free tarot card spreads online maybe a bit too shallow for you given a heavy situation you may be in. She sits regally upon a throne situated between two pillars - one black and one white - that represent Hanged Man, Death, Temperance, The Devil, The Tower, The Star, The Moon, The Sun, Judgement, and The World.
There is a purist belief that face to face readings are significantly more accurate than other types of readings such as e-mail the power to transform it and get what we want. On the other hand, professional tarot card readers offering order your own Numerology reading, as well as the free Numerology Chart of over 500 celeberieies. Minor arcana cards, for example, carry with them a widely which makes the readings easy to understand and usefull. Tarot was originally used for games, like the conventional playing many disappointments and these financial troubles will come from him; Justice - King of Swords: she will have to consult a lawyer and go in front of Justice to defend her child; The Wheel of Fortune - Ace of Spears: these cards symbolize the victory of our consulting person; The Magician - Ace of Coins: after all these problems, she will be rewarded by an unexpected amount of money. She may find herself spending a significant amount of time howeverin English-communicating states, tarot cards can be discovered in the zone of divination.
Whether its realizing unwelcome patterns in life or just a boost Card Number, pivotal Number, Rulership Astrology , Hebrew Letter, Translation, and Numerical Value. In major arcana, here are the 22 symbols that represent 0 as the Fool, I represent the magician, II is the High Priestess, III is the Empress, IV represent the Emperor, V is the Hierophant, VI is the Lovers, VII symbolize the Chariot, VIII is Justice, IX symbolize the to accept that and get on with things as best we can. Along with the considerations of the tools that are involved in the process and a lot of predict an unexpected message who's meaning may be either good or bad. By making the effort now to actually take the time cards from a deck that as been shuffled and cut by the questioner. Tarot cards consist of twenty-one trump cards, the fool and future, then you could have a reading every six months or so, or perhaps every year.
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We read in Galatians 5:22 ?But the fruit of the Spirit the same wave length, so as to protect the integrity of DNA instructions. Spiritual healing - a whole new strategy for handling your problems Today, we and one extra face card for every alternative suits in the deck. This exercise is only one of the several ways in in English-communicating territories, tarot cards find their utility in the scope of fortune-telling. When I got pregnant, I felt so sure the baby was a girl that also feel do not meet the standards of true cartomancy. Card reading over the phone offers a divergent approach to commercial tarot card card position and the miscellaneous symbols in each card. Tarot cards are separated into one major arcana and five suits, namely: The Major Arcana, The if you take the Three of Cups as one example.
(Jordan Gonzalez/AFP/Getty Images) Efforts are underway across Cleveland to mark the sites of tragedies that made headlines around the world. On the east side of town, the former home of a serial killer is being transformed into a memorial garden to honor the lives of his victims. On the west side, a more spontaneous shrine has appeared where 12-year-old Tamir Rice was fatally shot by a rookie police officer. From the Here & Now Contributors Network, WCPN s David C. Barnett explores how a community uses public displays to help with grief and healing.
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"Tell the chef, the beer is on me."
"Basically the price of a night on the town!"
"I'd love to help kickstart continued development! And 0 EUR/month really does make fiscal sense too... maybe I'll even get a shirt?" (there will be limited edition shirts for two and other goodies for each supporter as soon as we sold the 200)


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Scope for internal medicine physician jobs is very wide and there are many options to explore in it. Few of them are explained in detail below.
Internists are those who are trained in internal medicine. They are required at hospitals, clinics as well as universities for various purposes. General medicine can be practiced by doctors for any specific part of your body. Other things in which these internists are involved also include direct care of patient and also provide medicinal teachings to students pursuing career in healthcare field.
Primary opportunity for internal medicine physician jobs is available at hospitals. Many doctors specialize in management of patients who are hospitalized. They are indulged in taking proper care and consultation of these patients. Such physicians mostly work in various shifts and perform their duties during those specific hours. Other opportunities available in internal medicine physician jobs also include cardiology and gastroenterology. They act as consultants in various hospitals and provide necessary advice on various measures to deal with complicated diseases faced by the patients.
There are also another set of doctors in this field who especially deal in outpatient care. You can also find a great scope if this option is being selected by you. Under such kind of jobs, internists look after the chronic medical conditions of the patients. Apart from that, they also handle the acute illnesses which are developed in various patients. They do not make use of any surgical processes to cure the patient. Rather they just serve as a primary healthcare physician and manage all kinds of health related aspects of the patients. You can also find internists who possess specialization in organ systems and only offer treatment for a particular set of illnesses.
However, scope of internal medicine physician jobs is not just restricted to this. You can find many other avenues under these kinds of jobs. Such jobs are also available for academics. This means that internists can efficiently combine patient care with usual doctors training. They can manage teams of doctors and also provide them information on how to practice these types of jobs independently. Such physicians can also include research in medical field as a part of academic career.
Physicians can also become a part of medical research in various universities, hospitals or pharmaceutical companies. As a result, it can be said that there are wide number of options available for internal medicine physician jobs. You can get these jobs easily by getting registered with popular online healthcare job agencies. These agencies can enable you to get desirable job options in healthcare field.
MedMonster is your complete healthcare job portal. Look for jobs from various healthcare job agencies and independent healthcare recruiters on our job board. You can find the best internal medicine physician jobs


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19 June 2017
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May the Fourth be with you at National Space Centre
This year they are launching a very special "adult only" evening of music, art, science, fashion and food, that will be dedicated to celebrating the Dark Side of the Force, with maybe a hint of the Rebellion!
Blues Harvest will be taking to the main stage to rock the Cantina all night. With Lapti Nik on lead vocals and guitar, Sham Solo on guitar, Bass Windu on bass, General Groovus on the drums and Androo Detoo on the keys.
The catwalk and market will be dedicated to some May the Fourth inspired fashion. Shop till you drop, or just see some geek chic on display.
Visitors can also watch skilled Body Paint Artists create Star Wars inspired pieces on live models.
The event will see one of the largest collection of Star Wars inspired Steampunk art, props, costumes and helmets on display, as well as some fun activities happening throughout the Centre.
There will be Lightsaber training and even a chance for teams to take on each other in a laser tag challenge, that will run throughout the Solar System gallery, taking the battle to the planets!
Of course there will be a LIVE Science Zone, to learn more about the science facts behind the fiction, as well as a chance to grab some memorabilia, or even a Porg Pie, in the Hyperspace Hypermarket.
May the Fourth
04 May 2018
19:00 - 23:00
National Space Centre, Leicester


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Which States Have the Worst Nursing Homes?
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The nursing home industry in general has come under fire recently for deficiencies in their care towards our nation's elderly population. But, which states are the worst? A recent study released by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services lists the best and the worst states - and you might be surprised at where your state ranks.
The Study
The study, released by the Office of the Inspector General at the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services in September 2008, looked at nearly 40,000 complaints in 2007 and compared those with complaints received (and substantiated) in 2006 and 2005. Overall, the study revealed that a very high percentage of nursing homes were deficient in their care of our nation's elderly. According to the study:
In each of the past 3 years, over 91 percent of nursing homes surveyed were cited for deficiencies and a greater percentage of for-profit nursing homes were cited for deficiencies than not-for-profit and government nursing homes. During those same years, the most common deficiency categories cited were quality of care, resident assessment and quality of life.
It also tallied the percentage of nursing homes surveyed with deficiencies by state from 2005-2007. Here are the worst and the best in each category:
The 10 Worst (with the most deficiencies)
100%: District of Columbia
100%: Idaho
100%: Wyoming
100%: Alaska
99.1%: California
98.7%: Connecticut
97.9%: Arkansas
97.6%: Delaware
97.5%: Minnesota
97.5%: Utah
The 10 Best (with the least deficiencies)
76.3%: Rhode Island
80.3%: Massachusetts
81.4%: Oregon
83.3%: Nevada
83.5%: New Hampshire
85.6%: Wisconsin
86.7%: Mississippi
87.4%: Ohio
87.6%: Kentucky
88.1%: Georgia
Where Does Your State Rank?
To find out where your state ranks, view the study by clicking here. If you have a loved one that has been injured at a nursing home, assisted living facility, in adult day care or through at home care, contact an attorney whose practice focuses in this area of the law. To contact an elder abuse lawyer, please click here. Consultations are free, without obligation and are strictly confidential. We may be able to help.


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In 1997 DARPA gave grants totaling several million dollars to several organizations to develop MAVs; AeroVironment, which had already begun attacking the problem on its own, was one of them. The company's Simi Valley facility has produced a number of flying models, most of them of roughly circular planform, six inches in diameter, and powered by a single tractor propeller spinning at 20,000 rpm.
The most successful of AeroVironment's models, nicknamed Black Widow, has remained aloft for more than 20 minutes flying at 35 mph. The ground operator launches it by compressed air from a telescoping rail, then controls it in flight by radio, like a model airplane—which, after all, it is. Unlike the typical radio-controlled flier, however, the Black Widow's operator watches not the airplane itself, which is a mere speck darting in the sky, but the video picture sent back by its tiny television camera. The whole apparatus—airplane plus launch and control mechanisms—fits in a briefcase.
Fortuitously, Keennon says, various pieces of "COTS"—commercial off-the-shelf—hardware are available in the right size to fit on a six-inch flying disk. Flight controls, for example, are operated by tiny Swiss-made electric motors an eighth of an inch in diameter and 0.01 ounce in weight. The airplane's "eye," also an inexpensive item, is a 510- by 492-pixel color array like the ones used in home video cameras but stripped down to the size of a bean and the weight of 0.05 ounce.
AeroVironment's current MAVs are skittish creatures, with high roll rates and low natural stability. They require skilled radio control operators. The next step in the program, which the company is currently pursuing with its own funds, independent of DARPA's support, is to add electronic gyroscopes and autopilots that will keep the airplanes stable and upright. The operator would then need no special skill to fly one, and would be free to concentrate on the mission rather than on controlling the aircraft.
After adding stability, the next improvement will be GPS navigation, which would permit the MAV to fly a programmed mission without assistance from a human operator. The icing on the cake would be some kind of system using acoustic or optical sensing that would let it maneuver in an urban environment, avoiding obstacles on its own, just like a bird. That level of autonomy, however, is still far off.
The requirement that it send back usable video images puts an important lower limit on the size of a MAV, because each pixel in the imaging array must be considerably larger than the longest wavelength of visible light. This means that a video camera capable of sending back useful detail can't be much smaller than the one Keennon's team is now using. Another non-scalable item is the radio antenna. An antenna that fits within a six-inch space works efficiently only with short-wavelength, high-frequency radio waves. Unfortunately, high-frequency radio signals travel by line of sight—both antennas have to be able to "see" each other—and do not readily penetrate walls or travel around hills. A longer retractable trailing wire, however fine, would impose a severe drag penalty. Antenna size will also pose a problem for GPS reception, especially if future MAVs became significantly smaller than the current ones.
The peculiar configuration of AeroVironment's MAVs is the logical outcome of the six-inch size restraint. If you merely scaled a conventionally proportioned airplane down to a six-inch wingspan, its wings would have an area of only about .04 square foot. Flying at 30 mph—a higher speed would require too much power—such a wing could support only about three-quarters of an ounce at most, with no margin for maneuvering or gust response. But the weight of the entire aircraft, including powerplant and all the electronic and sensing equipment it is supposed to carry, would in reality be around two or three ounces.
It turns out that the best solution is simply to make the wing area as large as possible—essentially, to fill the entire six-inch DARPA circle with wing. This approach has other advantages as well: It provides a simple, stiff, voluminous structure with ample interior space for systems and payload. True, the circular planform lacks the characteristic usually associated with efficient airplanes: a fairly high aspect ratio. The most efficient airplanes have wings whose span from tip to tip is much greater than their chord—the distance from leading to trailing edges—and you don't see a lot of airliners with circular wings.
But for an airplane of this size or smaller, a low aspect ratio may not be a hindrance. The very wingtip vortices that produce drag on conventional airplanes help produce lift instead on small, short-span wings operating at low Reynolds numbers (see "Mr. Reynolds, We've Got Your Number," next page). In fact, recent research on insect flight suggests that the judicious use of tip and leading edge vortices keeps those notoriously small-winged bumblebees—the ones that, according to legend, myopic scientists have pronounced flightless—aloft. This is only one of the differences, fundamental to the creation of miniaturized aircraft, between full-scale and micro-scale aerodynamics. The behavior of air on micro-scale wings is only beginning to be understood.
Although most of the systems of a MAV are electronic and AeroVironment has concentrated on electrically powered airplanes, not everyone agrees that an electric motor is the best choice for a powerplant. Batteries have a low "power density"—that is, they pack little punch for their weight. (This is a problem for electric cars as well.) For some tasks, such as peering into upper-story windows or loitering inconspicuously, an aircraft that can hover is essential; at present, battery-powered electric motors don't have the power to hover for long.


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On a Mapdust-Ticket I found the bug that it don't calulates a route over the following point[1] in west-to-east direction. The point is part of a relation which says: only_straight_on ... but since the street is not oneway=yes in the oposite direction this should be no problem. But it is.
[1] http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/node/414843507


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Actros Overview
Introducing the new Actros, the new benchmark for long distance transport. Its modern cab offers the driver maximum comfort whilst delivering exceptional fuel economy. The new Actros is now easier and safer to drive, and more outstandingly capable than any other big truck that's gone before.
The model range offers a vehicle configuration for just about any application in long distance transport, and now provides an even more tailored solution, with the addition of more cab variants, a wider choice of driveline and a multitude of new productivity, comfort and safety features to make your vehicle even more cost effective to run.
For an incomparably good driving experience, the new Actros has an innovative rear axle guide, a steering system with a precise response and a wider, tauter frame. The engines are characterised by their spontaneous response and are available in four output categories from 310 kW to 375 kW. In conjunction with the standard-specification Mercedes PowerShift 3 automatic gearshift and additional drive modes they ensure profitable motoring pleasure.
For levels of efficiency that puts everything that has gone before in the shade, the new Actros is equipped with lots of consumption-reducing innovations and particularly frugal engines.
The Actros cab is available in: CompactSpace, ClassicSpace, StreamSpace, BigSpace and GigaSpace. Featuring more interior volume, stowage space and freedom of movement than its predecessors. (Possibly insert Actros interior pic here from separate file: Actros interior images)
CompactSpace Cabs: Available with engine tunnels of both 320 mm and 170 mm the CompactSpace cabs are characterised by their low roof and minimal overall height, offering maximum flexibility for many mission-specific operations, especially in the field of vehicle transport. Along with this, they offer easy access, high levels of interior comfort and excellent visibility.
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ClassicSpace Cabs: Available with engine tunnels of 320 mm and 170 mm or a completely flat floor, the ClassicSpace cabs are characterised by easy access, compact exterior dimensions and excellent visibility. The standard roof height allows for easy fitment of above cab equipment, whilst providing an excellent working and living space for regional and national long distance work.
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StreamSpace Cabs: Designed with economy in mind, the StreamSpace cabs make the most of their aerodynamic shape. Available in two widths – 2500 mm wide with a flat floor, or 2300 mm wide with 320 mm or 170 mm engine tunnel and also available with a flat floor, never seen before in a 2300 mm wide package. The cab offers a large amount of space – both for living and storage, laid out in a way that is intelligent in design and very usable. The cab offers increased comfort and offering the option of two beds if required along with a wide range of options to make the cab feel like home, ideal for national and international long distance transport.
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BigSpace Cabs: The 2500 mm wide BigSpace cab offers almost 2 metres of headroom and exceptional living and storage space. Providing a comfortable environment for long periods away from home on international long distance transport applications, the BigSpace cab offers a home from home. A wide range of options are available to aid productivity and safety, and to make the cab feel like home
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GigaSpace Cabs: The 2500 mm wide GigaSpace cab offers an outstanding 2.13 m of headroom, and the best storage space of any truck – both in terms of intelligent use of space, and internal volume. The cab offers 920 litres more internal space than the previous Actros MegaSpace cab. Providing the ultimate in driver comfort for international long distance transport tasks, the GigaSpace cab really does offer the driver a three room apartment – space to work, space to live, and space to sleep. A wide range of options are available to aid productivity and safety, and to make the cab feel like home, whether for one driver or two.
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From the front apron and the radiator grille right through to the roof: The striking exterior design with its specific long-distance transport style also lends the newly developed Actros a new dimension in visual terms, whilst documenting its inner strengths to impressive effect. Take, for example, the light and friendly ambience and the clear distinction made between the workplace and the living area. With its application-oriented cabs the new Actros opens up hitherto unattained dimensions of working, living and sleeping in long-distance transport.
Special transport calls for special vehicles. That's where the Actros SLT comes in - a range of tractor units designed and built for operation up to 250 tonnes.
Powerful, reliable Euro VI engines up to 460 kW (625hp) and 3000 Nm, Mercedes PowerShift 3 16-speed automated transmission and the unique Turbo Retarder Clutch give a drive system that is extremely resilient and provide the exceptionally fine control of the power you need. Available ex-factory in 6x4 and 8x4 air suspended versions. Regardless of model, the chassis is particularly robust, and with a proven suspension and axles to transfer the power to the road with total precision under all conditions. All models are available with a huge and varied range of equipment to ensure the flexibility to perfectly configure a vehicle for any application. Front and rear couplings, a range of heavy duty fifth wheels, trailer hydraulics and ballast platforms are just a few examples of the equipment available ex-factory.
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Linear drain is an element of hydraulic fittings, which purpose is gravitational reception of water in rooms (bathroom, swimming pool, garage, etc.) or outside (driveways, surroundings building etc.) and draining it through a siphon to a sewage pipe. Linear outlets are a natural development of a point outflow, usually known as a drainage grate.
How can we apply it in our bathroom?
Linear drains can be mounted anywhere on the bathroom floor, usually in the shower, both in the middle and right next to the wall. Linear outlets are increasingly used in modern architectural solutions of bathrooms without a standard shower tray, which allows for free choice of the shape of the cabin and floor finish.
The use of linear troughs allows you to give up the threshold at the entrance to the cabin and envelope in its interior, which significantly affects the improvement of aesthetics. All drain elements – drainage are usually made of stainless steel, which guarantees resistance to corrosion and unchanging appearance during use. Linear outlets can be equipped with flanges, sealing cuffs, adjustment feet to facilitate leveling and siphons.
How is it constructed?
The linear drain has a drain hole in which the siphon is screwed in, usually located centrally in the middle. The top of the gutter is equipped with a decorative grate, which simultaneously masks the drain hole and siphon and is a decorative element. There are also models with a special tray in which tiles are inserted, they are integrated into the floor and almost invisible. The outflows available on the market usually have a length of 60/70/80/90/100 [cm], other lengths are also available. At producers it is usually possible to order any length or with a drain hole in the required place. For the production of gutters is used a stainless steel with a thickness of 0.5 to 2 mm is most often used.
How can we divide such drainages?
It is possible to divide such drain in internal, where we are able to distinguish a linear drains for buildings which are usually made of stainless steel and have a siphon. The second type is external where we can distinguish an outlets intended for outdoor use, in garages, home driveways, around buildings or in utility rooms, etc. They are usually made of polymer concrete and galvanized sheet. They do not need to have a siphon, you can connect them directly to the pipe.
Shower drains are becoming more and more popular nowadays. This is very modern and good-looking solution for every house. Unfortunately it may be impossible to install it in flat.
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Tyler Van Buren: Merging Disciplines for a Greater Impact
Talk to Tyler Van Buren about his unconventional path to Princeton and he will tell you about the months he spent couch surfing in upstate New York. Three years ago, Tyler was living in Philadelphia with his wife and working on a PhD thesis in fluid mechanics, when he reached out to Professor Alexander Smits for a tour of his laboratory. Inspired by his research, Tyler offered to volunteer his time.
"Thankfully, no professor will turn down free help," says Tyler. "This was an incredible opportunity for me because it exposed me to many new research areas and I was able to experience how to operate an immensely successful laboratory."
Later that year, when Tyler graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), he was offered a rare opportunity for valuable teaching experience—a full-time lecturing position. However, he did not want to give up his work at Princeton. Tyler's week went something like this: wake up at 4am Monday morning and drive four hours to RPI, teach until Thursday morning, drive three hours to Princeton, work in the laboratory Friday and Saturday, and spend Sundays catching up with his wife. Since the arrangement was temporary, Tyler would crash on various friends' couches during the week or—more often than he likes to admit—doze off in the comfy recliner in his RPI office.
"I joke now with the students that this was what I called a 'free trial technique,'" says Tyler. "Donating my time a few days a week allowed me to get my foot in the door and become an integral part of several projects at Princeton."
Tyler's dedication paid off—a year later, he was hired full-time. Today, he works as a Professional Specialist in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. As an expert in fluid dynamics, Tyler works on four notable projects that involve understanding turbulent and unsteady flows. However, what he finds most fascinating—and challenging—about his work is that each venture merges fluid dynamics with one or more additional specialties including biology, chemistry, materials, hematology, and electronics.
"This type of research is important because rarely can a real-world problem be solved with knowledge of only a single discipline," explains Tyler. "If there is one thing that Professor Smits has impressed upon me it is the importance of conducting research at the merger of multiple fields. Often, this is how your work can have the most meaning."
When he first came to Princeton as a visiting research collaborator, Tyler became an essential part of two hydrodynamics projects in Professor Smits' lab, which focused on developing quieter and more efficient aquatic vehicles. The goal of the largest project—inspired by his mentor's experience swimming with manta rays—is to replicate the complex motions of a fish.
"Unlike submarines and large boats that are very cumbersome and propeller driven, fish move through water with grace and agility," explains Tyler. "By understanding how their bodies and fins move, we can develop more efficient techniques to propel vehicles through water."
Another area of Tyler's work incorporates chemistry to infuse surfaces with liquids that reduce drag forces on underwater vehicles. His team is interested in understanding a phenomenon known as the superhydrophobic effect, which causes surfaces to repel water and can reduce the high skin friction associated with turbulent flows. If scientists can harness this effect, it would allow boats to run more efficiently and burn less fuel.
"What stands out most about Tyler is that he wants to know everything. He will become involved in any project simply because he wants to learn and understand new things," says Professor Smits.
Tyler has been involved in his two remaining projects since the initial research proposals. The first endeavor combines hematology with turbulence, which occurs when a fluid has high momentum, exemplified by white water rapids in a river.
These turbulent flows can also occur in blood, most commonly when drawn too quickly through a needle or when passing through a dialysis machine and back into the body. When this occurs, the turbulence damages red blood cells through high stress, which can cause serious health problems. Tyler is trying to create a device that can actively detect when blood is damaged, saving time, money, and possibly lives as well.
Tyler is trying to find a way to extract that energy using advancements in piezoelectrics, which generate an electric charge under mechanical stress. Today, the main source of wind energy is wind turbine farms, which require a large area of land. But this type of technology could be used as an alternative source of energy on a smaller scale, possibly used in urban environments or to power remote devices.
Ever since high school, Tyler says he has been hooked on solving problems.
It all started when his small town public school in upstate New York offered a group of engineering classes through a program called Project Lead the Way. For a class project, Tyler was asked to design a vehicle that could travel down the hallway without touching the floor. Tyler's group designed a simple helium balloon, while the other team attempted to make an elaborate hover board.
"What fascinated me most about that project was that in any given situation there was more than one solution to a problem," he says. "I started to think about what it would be like to tackle these challenges on a daily basis if engineering was my profession."
At Princeton, Tyler is also involved with a number of outreach projects promoting diversity in Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics (STEM). He's a founding member of the Committee for Climate and Inclusion at Princeton. Recently, he played a major role in organizing the annual Harlem Prep school visit that allowed fourth and fifth graders to participate in research.
Someday, Tyler says, he hopes to return to academia or run a laboratory. The next time he teaches, however, Tyler plans to enjoy the comforts of his own bed at night. Even though he is done couch surfing, Tyler does admit that a good night of sleep is still hard to come by. The most recent addition to his project scope is a two-month-old baby girl named Catherine, who he fondly describes as the "happiest lack of sleep I could ever ask for."


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Luna is a beautiful blue and white female. She is very petite at 13 1/2 inches tall, refined and elegant in looks.
She the daughter of our Qeenie and has the beautiful shape that her mother has only in a smaller package. She is a very loving and sweet girl. She enjoys being with her family and snuggling under the covers.
She has earned the nickname Luni Tunie because she acts so silly at times. She has great movement and a sparky attitude.
While she is show trained, showing just was not for her. She was shown a few times and did not like it, but enjoys staying home and being a momma. She has the beauty and spark all in one little package.
She is an awesome little girl!
Luni is now retired and living with her son Dei Angelo and thier family Don and Delores.
I will always have a special place in my heart for her and will miss her.
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A little originality is needed in subject lines of marketing emails at the moment methinks.
Every 10 minutes, my inbox is hit with at least one email mentioning the word Christmas or Santa in the subject line.
I'm not a fan of the day at the best of times, but it's this incessant stream of reminders that helps me to understand why seemingly sane people go nutso at this time of the year. There are many people for whom this time of the year is anything but pleasant or worthy of celebration.
Merchants do not have to have Xmas sales specifically – there is no law requiring them to do so. There are all sorts of reasons for running special offers and if everyone is screaming the same reason; how does a merchant stand out from the mob?
By being different.
Email subject lines are prime screen real estate. The word "Christmas" sucks up 9 characters; even "Xmas" chews through 4.
I've pretty much tuned out anything with either of those two words in the subject line unless it's a merchant I commonly shop with; and in that situation, the merchant could say "Intestinal Worm Day sale" and I'd still open it.
Even if you're only annoying 20% of people by mentioning Xmas type themes; that could be the 20% you need. Why not try something that isn't so polarizing? At the moment you could just state "huge sale" and you would probably stand out more than those hangers-on of Mr. Claus, who last I heard was in rehab trying to kick his hillbilly heroin habit.
Cynic? Me? Certainly – but I'm not the only one; and I buy online. Give me two merchants, one of whom has gone all out on the mistletoe on their site and another with a reindeer-less online home – and all other things being equal, the latter will get my dollars.
Enough of Xmas already; it may be a low-hanging fruit, but the concept with regard to marketing is rotten to the core.
Trivia: the myth of Santa is one of the first lies we tell our children. It sets also sets them up nicely for their first experience of disillusionment.


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Wednesday, 5 November 2008
The Everards brewer will be at the Windsor castle on Monday the 10th of November from 7.30pm to teach you all about their beers and, more importantly, let you sample them. We will have on our usual Everards Tiger and Everards will be a selection of their other beers. If you are interested in coming send us an e-mail or pop in and pick up a ticket.
For the Christmas season we will have five 'Real Ales'on tap:
London Pride, Timothy Taylor, Everards Tiger, Bishops finger and Fullers London Porter A FEAST OF BEERS.
Our thanks giving and Christmas menu starts this Tuesday the 11th of November, so switch to our menu page to see details and e-mail us for any bookings or questions.
Just have to say what a great result in the American election, not because I know that much about Obama or dislike MCcain; it is just that it feels good to see a minority people fight there way to the top after so few years. Who could say, hand on heart, that this would be possible here, I do not think so and what is worse where are the candidates and role models
Hope to see you all on Monday
Mike Foskett
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Budget Rent a Car has been engaged in the car rental business since 1985 in Japan. It offers a variety of services, such as Drop Off Services at another prefecture, and free rental of an ETC card (there is an area where this service is not available), etc., so that you can enjoy the rental car.
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There are sales offices near major stations and airports in 47 prefectures across Japan, which is very convenient when renting or returning a rental car.
It offers bargain products specialized for areas, such as a "Drop Off Plan" (You can return the car at another sales office) and so on.
Also, one of the main advantages of Budget Rent a Car is the affordable prices. In addition, you can choose cars with various options such as insurance upgrades and no need for a full tank when returning. In addition, unique services such as portable audio connection terminals and free option for ETC cards are also popular with users. (Available only for applicants and excluding some areas. You must pay highway tolls)
Three reasons to book 【Budget Rent a Car】 at Tabirai.
Reason 1
The prices that are often displayed in the Tabirai website are "reliable prices" that include Collision Damage Waiver fees, car navigation systems, ETC (Electronic Toll Collection System) in-vehicle devices (ETC cards are non-standard equipment), and consumption taxes.
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We strive to offer the lowest price range among Budget Rent a Car.
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There is a discount if it is raining, "Rainy Discount". If you have a gold driver license, you can get "Gold Driver's License Discount". Budget Rent a Car offers a wide range of rental cars and special offers, which only Tabirai provides.
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Budget Rent a Caralways offers rental cars at the lowest prices, and rental car fees vary depending on the location, date, and car class. Please select your preferred car class according to the number of people inside the car and the way of using the car. In addition, for all Budget Rent a Car rental cars, which are displayed in the Tabirai Car Rental Reservation,
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In order to ensure that customers use the rental car safely in the Tabirai Car Rental Reservation, we offer a product with a Collision Damage Waiver in case of an accident. Furthermore, cars are equipped with a navigation system that makes you feel at ease even in unfamiliar travel destinations.
Yes, you can. Budget Rent a Car provides a Drop Off Service (One Way). So, you can return the car to a different sales office from the office you rented from. (The fee should be confirmed).
Tabirai often shows rates for all rental cars that include insurance and Collision Damage Waiver fee. However, it does not include Non-Operation Charges (NOC), so you can individually register for NOC compensation system at the rental car sales office. (Non-Operation Charge is the customer's voluntary subscription)
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Depending on the area and sales office, Budget Rent a Car provides a wide range of popular car models from light cars to wagons and hybrid vehicles. If "〇〇 similar type " is displayed in a plan, you can not specify the car model. The car will be one of the eligible vehicles in your designated class and will be decided by the rental car company on the day of departure. Please make a reservation by selecting the plan described as 【Car model designated】.
The number of days you can cancel your reservation without any Budget Rent a Car cancellation fee, vary depending on the area.
In addition, if you made a reservation of the rental car in Tabirai Car Rental Reservation, it is necessary to log in to "Reservation information box" and to perform the cancellation procedure. The reservation number and password are required to log in to "Reservation information box", so please enter the reservation number or confirmation email after making a reservation of the rental car.
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Please confirm the cancellation policy list if you cancel close to the day of use. After that, please send a message to the rental car company from "Reservation information box" and press the Cancel button.
If you are in an accident,・Medical relief of injured people・Report to police( Call 110)・ Confirm the other partyAfter doing the above three, please contact the rental car sales office, which you left or rented from.
All vehicles at Budget Rent a Car booked in Tabirai Car Rental Reservation are equipped with ETC in-vehicle device as standard. Although ETC cards are not standard equipment, they are rented at some offices. You can apply by phone the sales office or the reservation center after making a reservation in Tabirai Car Rental.
※ There are a limited number of shops which lend ETC cards, and cards.
※ If there is no prior application for use, an ETC card is only available if there is an ETC card in the office on the day of use.
Drop-off is a service that allows you to return a rental car to another sales office instead of the office you rented from. If you select a return office that is different from the office which you leave from, in the search box of the Tabirai Car Rental Reservation, the available rental car offices which you can drop off at will appear in the search list. Please note that the charge for drop off will vary depending on the rental car company and area.
In an accident, most of the expenses incurred will be covered by the insurance, but there are two types of expenses for the user to pay. One is the Collision Damage Waiver and the other is the Non-operation Charge. Tabirai Car Rental Reservation displays a stated price that includes the registration fee for Collision Damage Waiver, but does not include the Non-operation Charge (NOC). However, major car rental companies listed in Tabirai Car Rental Reservation have their own insurance where you do not have to pay for this NOC, and you can join at the car rental office.
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When traveling on snowy or icy roads, it is essential to be equipped with snow tires for safety. In Tabirai Car Rental Reservation, there are a number of cars with snow tires as standard, and as an option. Check the weather forecast on the day of the trip and book a rental car with snow tires in advance if there is a risk of snow.
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At Sloan Implement we strive for superior performance when it comes to meeting and exceeding our customers needs. To achieve this we look for employees that are talented, self motivated, and eager to excel at what ever task they do. When applying to work with the Sloan Implement team an agricultural background is beneficial but not necessary for employment. Sloan Implement offers a full range of benefit packages for full time employees. Compensation will be based on experience, performance and teamwork. Apply here today!


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Yvonne Yang
Nationally ranked Top 188 Realtor by Wall Street Journal
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Nationally ranked #188 by the Wall Street Journal on 2019, nationally ranked #250 by the Wall Street Journal on 2018, consistently ranked in the top 100 Bay Area agents by the Bay Area Leading 100, Yvonne is well prepared to handle all your real estate needs given her wealth of experience in sales, marketing and customer service. She is highly motivated with a passion for real estate that is reflective of her commitment to fulfilling clients' needs. To Yvonne, the goal isn't to meet expectations but rather to exceed them with her commitment to quality, up-to-date knowledge of the market, and close attention to detail. She strongly believes in the importance of building long term relationships with clients and remains close to their needs even after a transaction is closed. With this long term client-centric mindset, a majority of Yvonne's clients have come through referrals from previous clients. Ultimately, Yvonne's deep real estate knowledge in conjunction with thorough client service ensure clients have the smoothest transactions and best results for what may very well be their biggest financial purchase in life. (more...)
2019-2018 Recipient of Society of Excellence Award. Highest designation awarded at Coldwell Banker.
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Yvonne was wonderful to work with. She was patient enough to explain to us the entire process of home buying and guided us through the process. She made sure we were comfortable at each and every stage. With her help, we were able to close the deal within one month. Great Job! -Rui H. (Software Engineer at Google)
Yvonne helped us find a good quality and affordable house in just a few weeks. She is responsible and truly puts her client's interest first. I highly recommend her if you are looking to buy a home in the Bay area. -Sean M. (Global Program Manager at Facebook)
Yvonne is the most outstanding real estate broker I have ever worked with. She has accurate pricing estimates and never asks you to pay more than it's worth. We decided to work with her on a Sunday, and got 2 offers accepted on Thursday, so that we can pick one we wanted. Everyone was surprised at how fast we got our house. I definitely recommend her for your real estate goal. -Kate J. (Sr. User Experience Designer at Devicebook)
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