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At the start of 2018, I made a promise to start making What Emma Did feature more lifestyle articles, as well as the usual beauty, and fashion reviews. And so far, it's been going really well, with numerous food, travel and fitness round-ups featuring on the site as well as the trusty favourites.
I found out I have a real varied audience, from makeup loving teenagers and those serious about skincare in the 20-40 range, to Mums who want recipes and travel inspiration and hose passionate about fitness and fashion tips. I really can't round-up who doesn't fit into the wide category at the moment, which is great to see!
I'm finding that lately, a lot of my travel and activities related posts are doing quite well. So with the Summer holidays now in full swing, here's a new one for you! It's all about the top places in the UK for visiting animals, and seeing them in their natural habitats.
The Top 6 Places in the UK for Animal Farms and Animal Days Out!
Stockley Farm Park, Cheshire
This organic dairy and arable farm prides itself on a "hands-on" approach: visitors are encouraged to feed and groom the animals and watch planting and milking parlour demonstrations. Budding farmers can get a taste of agricultural life by signing up for its Young Farmer Academy: two-hour sessions aimed at 7-to-12-year-olds, with the chance to take part in behind-the-scenes activities, while learning about animal husbandry or arable farming.
Over school holidays, they put on extra activities such as sheep races and bird of prey displays, and you can feed the horses there too. Adults and children alike seem to gravitate to horses, as they are such a loved mammal, and feeding them gives everyone that exciting feeling. Ideally, a well bred horse fed regularly and well, with feeds such as Spillers Horse Feeds, is a strong, healthy and powerful horse that both adults and children can enjoy watching them gallop around the fields.
• Adult £9.20, 2–16s £8.20, under-twos £1.75, family £33, 10% online discount, stockleyfarm.co.uk
Odds Farm Park, Buckinghamshire
Odds Farm Park was named the attraction of the year at the 2017 National Farm Attractions Network awards. There's a packed programme of daily events, from bottle feeding goats to milking cows, plus tractor and trailer rides, a play barn and huge wooden outdoor play area and sandpit.
During the school holidays, children can meet the farm's newest arrivals, including piglets and lambs, and although it's not Easter right now, they put on brilliant activities during these periods such as Easter-themed crafts and Easter bunny trails to earn a chocolate reward. It's one to keep in mind for next Spring for sure…
• Adult £14.50, 2-16s £13.50, oddsfarm.co.uk
Good Day Out, Powys
Sheep-trekking, sheepdog herding and "pig-nics" are just a few of the unusual and educational experiences offered by Good Day Out, which raises money for local causes by offering interactive farm visits in the Brecon Beacons.
One of the most popular options for families is a two-hour "sheep trekking" package at Aberhyddnant organic hill farm. Visitors pick a walking companion from a small flock of Jacob sheep, harness it up and take it for a scenic hike along an old drovers' track (next walk 16 April, adult £35, child £25). Piggy Walks, where you take a pair of miniature kune kune pigs on a stroll and a picnic are great for younger children (next one 15 April, adult £25, child £10).
• gooddayout.co.uk
Mudchute Farm, London
Set in 32 acres on the Isle of Dogs, this inner-city farm brings a little slice of rural life to the East End. As well as the working farm, there's a petting zoo, duck pond and equestrian centre, with an all-weather floodlit riding arena and show jumps. Outdoor enclosures house rare-breed sheep (including some new-born lambs), llamas, alpacas, pigs and ponies. Regular events include craft activities, exercise boot camps and dog agility lessons.
The ever-popular Mudchute Kitchen is a great spot for breakfast or brunch, or take a picnic and admire the surreal view of Canary Wharf towering above the fields of grazing sheep.
• Free, mudchute.org
The Big Sheep, Devon
No list of farm attractions is complete without the Big Sheep, which has transformed itself from humble livestock farm to one of Devon's top family attractions.
This is not the place to come for insight into the daily life of a farmer – the vibe is definitely more theme park – but what it lacks in authenticity it more than makes up for in entertainment value, with rides (including Devon's largest rollercoaster), the Ewetopia indoor playground, laser tag, climbing walls and the ever-popular sheep races.
• Adult £13.95, child £13.95, under 3ft tall £6, under 12 months free, 20% online discount, thebigsheep.co.uk
Acton Scott, Shropshire
If Acton Scott looks familiar, it's because it was the setting of the BBC2 show Victorian Farm. The estate recreates traditional 19th-century farm life, complete with costumed staff and demonstrations from wheelwrights, farriers and blacksmiths, and the chance to see heavy horses working the fields.
This is no museum-piece, though – it's a working farm, and children will relish the chance to handle chicks and bottle feed lambs. There's a great cafe in the former schoolhouse and farm produce on sale in the shop.
• Adult £9, 3-17s £5, family £25, includes free return visit, actonscott.com


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Happy New Year! Let's celebrate by scouring Previews #280 for obscure comics that we can read!
Jan Strnad and Richard Corben begin a new horror series, Ragemoor, on page 44. I mean, if horror comics are your thing. (21 March)
The Incredible Adventures of Dog Mendonça and Pizzaboy shows up in a trade on page 46. The stories in Dark Horse Presents have been pretty fun, so this might be a good thing to check out. Plus, it will make commenter The Dude angry if someone thinks the comic is Spanish. That's worth the price right there! (23 May)
Man, another volume of Empowered shows up on page 51, with a nice pull quote by veteran blogger Johnny Bacardi adoring it. Way to go, sir! (30 May)
Channel Zero gets a new trade on page 52, with a bunch of extras and "the now-classic Warren Ellis introduction." It's been years since I've read this, but I remember not loving it. Maybe I should crack it open again! (30 May)
Rick Remender's Fear Agent gets its last trade on page 54. I really like Fear Agent, and it's been too long since the previous trade showed up. This story can't end well, can it? (2 May)
Well, you knew it was coming: Manara Erotica volume 1 on page 68. I very much doubt I will get this, but I'm sure the porn is pretty! (9 May)
The Flash #7 (page 82) has no artist listed. That's weird. Is it an oversight, or do they not know yet who's drawing it? Anyway, I don't know if the story is any good, but how amazing has Manapul's art been on that title? (28 March)
Gail Simone gets around to confronting The Killing Joke in Batgirl #7 (page 98), although the solicitation doesn't say that we're actually going to learn why Barbara can walk so well after getting shot through the spine. Or has she already addressed this in Batgirl? I fear whatever explanation is offered, frankly. (14 March)
Chip Kidd and Dave Taylor have Batman: Death by Design Deluxe Edition HC on page 121. It sounds fairly awesome - Gotham is going through a construction boom, but something weird is happening around the construction sites - and I wonder if it's specifically tied into what DC is doing with Batman in the regular books. Isn't Snyder doing something like this? Man, DC is really obsessed with continuity these days, if that's true. Good for them! (30 May)
Marv Wolfman and Tom Mandrake fire up a new iteration of Night Force on page 124. Greg Hatcher will be standing in line at his comic book store for this one! (7 March)
DC has always been slow about getting their trades out, but in the DCnU, they're committed to making sure the extra-expensive hardcovers are out quickly, as pages 128-131 give us Justice League, Batman, Green Lantern, and Wonder Woman trades. Let's hope the softcovers aren't too far behind! (Because, honestly, paying five or more dollars than cover price of the issues just for a hardcover seems a bit much, doesn't it?) (2, 9, 16, and 30 May)
There's a new Hitman trade on page 134. Don't ask questions, just buy it! (11 April)
On page 135, Showcase Presents: All-Star Squadron volume 1 shows up. From what I hear, reading these stories will make my head explode because they're so thick with DC continuity. Is that true???? (18 April)
I'm sure Paul Cornell and Ryan Kelly's Saucer Country (page 139) will be excellent, but ... a presidential candidate saying she was abducted by aliens and she isn't immediately crucified by the media so much that there's absolutely no way her campaign can continue? Yeah, that's the most science-fictiony thing about this series! (14 March)
Fairest #1 debuts on page 140. I mean, Jack of Fables was so good, how could this not be? Although, the fact that Phil Jimenez is drawing it allows me to wonder if he's ever going to finish Otherworld. Remember Otherworld? What a weird series. (7 March)
There's a second Rocketeer Adventures on page 157. The first anthology featured some very keen stories, so I would expect more of the same! Plus, Billy the Sink does some art. That's always an event!
Outland gets collected on page 167. I never read as much of this as I did Bloom County because the newspapers I was reading at the time often didn't carry it, but I'll probably get it anyway, just to see what's going on. It never seemed to be quite as good as BC, but still.
Joshua Hale Fialkov writes Doctor Who #15 (page 173). I mention this only to link to a picture of Karen Gillan, who's leaving the show, presumably to move in next door to me. I'm sure my wife won't mind!
Saga #1 gets solicited on page 182. Yes, we're all excited about Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples's new series, especially as the first issue is 44 pages for $2.99. Just calm down, people! (14 March)
Jonathan Hickman and Nick Pitarra show up on page 186 with The Manhattan Projects, which posits that the development of the atomic bomb was just a front to hide weirder projects. Well, sure. Of course. This is right up Hickman's alley, so I'm sure it will be keen. Ongoing, though? We'll see. (7 March)
So there's Glory #24 on page 210. I've been arguing with my retailer about this for a few weeks. He thinks getting Ross Campbell to do Glory is the absolute worst idea ever, because Mike Deodato originally drew the book (he did?), and Deodato's Glory was some sexy warrior chick while Campbell's is way too butch. So then, this past week, he claimed that J. Scott Campbell is one of the ten best artists working in comics today. I always laugh when he says stuff like that and tell him to get out of the store (even though it's, you know, his), but it's really amazing how different tastes can be. He reads some very interesting comics, but when he starts saying stuff like that ... I just don't know what to say. Although I'm sure plenty of people think that about me! (14 March)
(I didn't get a Marvel Previews this past week, so I don't know page numbers or shipping dates. Sorry!)
Avengers Assemble #1: "One Of The Greatest Avengers Villains Of All Time Gets Reinvented For The Modern Age Just In Time For The Blockbuster Movie Event Of The Summer!" Yawn. Am I old because I don't care, or am I smart because I don't care? You be the judge!
Amazing Spider-Man #5: "Special Guest Artist Leinil Yu Brings Together The World's Two Favorite Super Heroes ..." Spider-Man, maybe, but Captain America? Really, Marvel? If you say so ...
According to the solicits for Daredevil #10, "It's Not Too Late To Start Reading The Book Everyone Is Talking About!" Doesn't that imply that there IS a time when it will be too late? Like, when issue #12 or 15 comes out, your retailer won't let you buy it unless you've bought the previous twelve. "I'm sorry, sir, but Marvel sent out a memo that it's too late to start reading the book everyone is talking about. You should have picked up issue #10!"
The Children's Crusade gets a hardcover for $35. I probably will wait for the trade before making a decision on this, because even though I've heard it's a mess, I'm still curious. Plus, Jim Cheung doesn't draw enough stuff these days, man.
So this month, Marvel solicits those nifty hardcover graphic novels that, while they retell the early years of Marvel characters and therefore aren't terribly revolutionary, at least feature solid talent. Who doesn't want to see Jamie McKelvie draw the first year of the X-Men? Or read Antony Johnston or Cullen Bunn doing Daredevil and Spider-Man, respectively?
Marvel also collects a bunch of old Spider-Man graphic novels from the old days. The only one I've read is the Charles Vess one, but you really haven't lived until you've seen Charles Vess painting a Spider-Man graphic novel. It's ... something, I'll tell you that much.
Warren Ellis's run on Secret Avengers gets a hardcover. The first five issues have been superb, so why wouldn't the sixth one be as well?
The old Wolverine/Nick Fury graphic novels are also getting collected. I've read the Howard Chaykin one, but not the others. Are they any good?
Onward we go, to the back of the book!
Forty dollars for a Daniel Clowes "monograph" focusing on his art might be a bit pricey, but Abrams Comicarts has it for you on page 231!
Arcana Studio doesn't often have very good stuff, but occasionally, they seem to come up with a decent comic. On page 241 they have Howard Lovecraft and the Undersea Kingdom by Dwight MacPherson and Thomas Boatwright. MacPherson knows how to write interesting horror stories and interesting kids' comics, so the adventures of a young H. P. Lovecraft sounds pretty neat. Plus, Boatwright isn't bad at all.
On page 271, Boom! has Kitchen Sink Press: The First 25 Years retrospective, featuring stuff from 1969-1994. This sounds pretty interesting, and it's only 15 dollars.
I'm not sure why Interiorae, from Fantagraphics on page 300, sounds neat, but it does. A surreal fantasy set inside a mundane apartment complex? Why the hell not? This has been serialized before - has anyone read it?
I honestly have no idea if NBM's new Three Stooges volume 1: Bed Bugged! is any good, and frankly, I'm not that interested in it, because I've never found the Stooges even remotely funny, even when I was 10 years old. However, this is coming out in conjunction with the new movie, which gives me a chance to link to Kate Upton as a bikini-wearing nun. Yes, she appears like that in the movie. God Bless America!
New England Comics has the 100th issue of The Tick, which guest-stars Invincible. Yes, you read that correctly. I ought to be getting more of these Cereno/McClaine issues, but I'm a horrible person. I'll be picking this one up, though!
Speaking of Antony Johnston, on page 317 Oni offers his graphic novel The Coldest City, about the death of a MI6 officer a few weeks before the Berlin Wall comes down. It sounds pretty groovy! (16 May)
Oni also has The Secret History of D. B. Cooper (page 318), a new ongoing by Brian Churilla. It appears that Churilla gets to draw a lot of monsters, and he's dang good at that, so this ought to be fun. (14 March)
I know I was disappointed by Frenemy of the State, but Christina Weir and Nunzio DeFilippis are back with another series, Bad Medicine, which is Oni's excellent FCBD full first issue thing they do for this year. It's drawn by Christopher Mitten, it's about a doctor and a detective trying to solve a weirdo crime, and it's FREE!!!!! (5 May)
Radical seems to have fallen off a bit with their output, but on page 324 they have Hotwire: Deep Cut in a trade paperback. This is the second mini-series about the character by Steve Pugh, and it's almost as awesome as the first one. Let's hope he does more!
I'm a tiny bit worried about Atomic Robo: Real Science Adventures #1 from Red 5. Why would I worry about a new ongoing starring Atomic Robo? Well, because Scott Wegener isn't drawing it. Now, I would really hope that Brian Clevinger and Wegener will continue to pump out mini-series while this ongoing is going on, so to speak. Wouldn't that be nice?
Universe has an interesting comic on the bottom of page 330: Corto Maltese volume 1: The Ballad of the Salt Sea by Hugo Pratt. I'm curious about this, but the last time I read something by Pratt ("Indian Summer"), it wasn't very good. Tell me this is different, fans of European comics!
Old and classic Italian comics are as good a place as any to end this post, so let's do so! Get out there and make the new year one where you demand better comics from your retailer! Tell him to make more room on his shelf for something other than Justice League! You can do it!!!!

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Reclaiming the term "social justice" from progressives may seem as hopeless as saving the word gay or retrieving the rainbow from its appropriation by homosexual activists. But authors Novak and Adams make a valiant effort.
This book begins with an historical overview, portraying the Christian social philosophy of justice as founded on the belief in a good and loving God. This form of social justice values liberty and freedom, and opposes those who believe the only higher power is the state.
Leftist progressives who have laid claim to social justice consistently rely on government as a means to enforce their utopian blueprint on citizens and to attain their goal of government guiding lives, rather than individuals relying on self-determination. These secular humanists don't see social justice as a virtue, but rather as a weapon.
According to the authors, "Social justice advocates seldom attempt to change minds and hearts one by one. Instead, they use political muscle to change laws and to coerce mass compliance."
The authors say, "A sound family life is not achieved in a society by dictate from above, for example, but by each pair of parents independently doing their best." They say businesses "achieve their purposes within their own markets and in their own particular niches in their own various ways." This ameliorates both private interests and the public good.
They write, "The once common ground of the Judeo-Christian ethic . . . has given way to a new kind of inner isolation, the loss of the sacred, a sharp awareness (even by the very young) of the pointlessness of life." This is how we end up with so many people on drugs or committing suicide.
Modern social thought should include the rejection of utopianism; embracing family and friends, instead of impersonal political groups or identities; and being aware of the irony of best intentions resulting in unintended and sometimes perverse consequences.
The authors suggest, "One can expect to see a capacity for social initiative only when citizens have a certain inner strength, a basic trust in others, and the skills and willingness to join together for common purposes."
With marriage, family structures, education of children, and adherence to morality hanging in the balance, it is time for all to step up and face down wrong ideas and immoral activities, and to get involved in making critical, positive changes. Much of this can be done in the voting booth.
(Basic Books, 2015, 324 pp., $27.99)


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The Capitol Hill eBike Pilot kick off on April 20, 2016 was a great success. Thank you to all who came out to support Fleet Operations, the State's Resource Coordinator and UCAIR. Even KUTV Channel 2 was there. To see the news story please click the button to the right.
Fleet Operations in partnership with the Governor's Office of Energy Development, Rocky Mountain Power, Idaho National Laboratory, Utah Clean Cities and others were awarded a Dept of Energy grant to expand electric vehicle charging infrastructure in the State of Utah.


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Here is a beautiful Modern Art Deco 20″ Down Pillow with zipper made with the fabric "San Piero" by Gaston y Daniela. The fabric is on both sides of the pillow.
Suggested Retail Price: $217.00 Our Price: $85 for the pillow; we only have one left.
The fabric's geometric Modern Art Deco pattern is an Epingle or Gros Point on a thick foundation cloth.
This fabric retails for $290 per yard.
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krwillis2014 needed a new book or magazine cover design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 55 designs submitted by 8 freelance designers.
K. R. Willis
Urban fantasy author who writes about vampires, witches, werewolves and other supernatural beings for entertainment.
I'm looking for an original book cover for my book titled: Blood Cure. Underneath the title it should read: A Keira Blackwater Novel. Somewhere on the cover in smaller letters should be the tagline: Their cure becomes her curse. I want something original, stock photos are okay, but I've seen several book covers recently that have the same person on them so the stock photos are obvious, and I don't want that, so any stock photos will need to be incorporated well.
The blurb on the back should read:
Keira Blackwater is human. She owns a classic car shop, hangs out with her two best friends, and goes clubbing on Friday nights. Her life is pretty typical for a twenty-two year old living in a world where supernaturals live out in the open.
Except for one little thing...her blood. It alone has the ability to cure the virus that created supernaturals hundreds of years ago after the Great plague, and make them human again. She's accepted what it can do, and aside from her phobia of sharp, pointy needles, doesn't think about it too often. But then her blood goes missing from the local hospital, supernaturals start turning up dead with a strange anomaly in their system, and Keira is blamed. Vampires and werewolves suddenly hunt her at every turn, and not because they want the cure.
As Keira fights to prove her innocence and track down whoever is responsible, she must come to terms with the staggering truth about her birthright, all while trying to protect the people she loves the most. Will she be able to prove her innocence before time runs out? Or will she lose everything she's worked so hard for...maybe even her life.
On the cover of the book I'd like to see Keira's classic car shop in the background which is an old two story red brick firehouse with the name KNB Classics on the front of the building somewhere. The building is described as being big enough to fit two cars side by side (it will need to have double doors for the cars to pull in, and also a regular sized door for people to enter through), and three cars deep - that gives you an idea of the size of the building. There needs to be a row of windows across the top, and there should be trees visible behind the building. The parking lot is gravel. I'd also like to have Keira's old truck be what she is leaning against. It is a red 1966 Chevy C10 pickup truck. Keira is Native American with long black hair, and dark brown eyes (she'll need to have a darker skin tone). I would like to either see a puma (mountain lion) lying on the hood of the truck next to her, or see the puma as a large realistic tattoo that runs up her right side (the tattoo becomes a real puma so it has to be lifelike and not cartooney). This is the description of the tattoo from my book: Her sleek puma body clawed its way up my right side with her head and right paw visible across my belly, and her left paw showed on my shoulder where the bustier didn't cover. The tattoo was so detailed it looked like you could stroke her fur and feel the strands between your fingers.
Keira can either be leaning against the truck propped up on her elbows looking out at the reader, or she can have her arms crossed in front of her holding a tire iron. You can incorporate elements on the front onto the back of the book cover any way you want, or not at all. I do want a thumbnail size picture of Keira to be on the spine of the book. I am open to colors and overall feel of the book cover, but this is urban fantasy so it should be darker in tone. This is a series.
Blood Cure will be available as an e-book - I'm publishing it through Amazon's KDP. Here are their specifications:
Must be JPEG or TIFF.
Height/width ratio should be 1.6.
Ideal dimensions for JPEG are: 625 x 2500 pixels.
Ideal dimensions for TIFF are: 650 x 1000 pixels.
Cover image must be less than 50MB, avoid compressing files as much as possible (recommended 72 DPI).
Save file as RGB only.
I am also publishing a paperback through Createspace. It will 5.5 x 8.5 trade paperback size with a .59" spine width and white paper. I am including the template below.
For ideas, here is a short list of some of my favorite book covers:
Chicagoland Vampire series by Chloe Neill
Elemental Assassin series by Jennifer Estep
Arcadia Bell series by Jenn Bennett
Alex Craft series by Kalayna Price


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Intro Productivity Software Mobile
When picking a time monitoring tool, it is important to comprehend the many different types of tools available. Tools such as Mavenlink, Wrike, and Zoho Projects all feature robust time tracking features for professional services companies. On the other hand, the time tracking features in such tools are available only as part of bigger project management (PM) suites. As a result, you're paying a lot more cash for things such as file storage, in-app chat, progress reports, and change administration. On the opposite end of the spectrum, you'll discover pure play time monitoring tools like Hubstaff (which begins at $5 a month per user) and TSheets, our Editors' Choice instrument for time tracking. Productivity Software Mobile
Characteristics and Usage
Hubstaff's user interface (UI) was created with a appealing left-rail blue navigation bar which leaves lots of room around the right-hand side of your screen for data entry and analysis. When you first log into the system, you will be taken to the main dashboard, which provides you an overview of the number of hours your employees have worked that day and the number of hours they've worked over the past seven days. You'll also find a list of each member, their most recent jobs, and how active they've been over the last week. This is a strong PM data visualization that allows you immediately differentiate between workhorses and do-nothings, and it instantly calls to attention projects that are getting more than enough focus and jobs that are being disregarded.
There are two ways to put in time in Hubstaff: You can construct manual timesheets with past hours worked, or you may use the stopwatch feature on Hubstaff's native desktop program. With the timesheet feature, you log your hours since you probably did with pen and paper through the analog age of time tracking. Basically, if you work your shift, you add time to your own timesheet, and you sign off on it. This is a fairly standard method of monitoring time. Unfortunately, because Hubstaff doesn't let you add future time, you can't use the platform as a shift planner. Administrators can let users manually edit previously submitted timesheets, and they're able to induce users to require a reason to ensure they're really adding hours that they worked. Admins may also set the system up to remind users to start monitoring time if they haven't clocked to the system in a little while.
The next, and most bothersome, way of monitoring time in Hubstaff is by using the stopwatch feature. In each solution we tested, this component can be found within the confines of your internet browserevery alternative that is, except for Hubstaff. With Hubstaff, you are expected to download a native desktop application that resides within a separate window. In it, you can select your job, press Start, along with your timer will start counting. When you're done, your action and your screenshots will be sent to the principal hub. The native app will take a picture at random intervals of up to three shots per hour based on how frequently the admin wants to spy on employees. Screenshots can be partly blurred to not record sensitive information on each grab, but a lot of the screen is left unsullied that you'll still get a feeling of if the display is on work-related or play-related content. This is an annoyingly complicated and convoluted way to manually monitor time, particularly if you're jumping from task to task through the day. Hubstaff must find a way to add the stopwatch and also screengrab elements to the cloud-based architecture to simplify ease of use.
Tracking time in real-time on Hubstaff's Android and iOS apps is precisely the same as it is on the desktop program. The mobile programs let admins monitor motions via GPS monitoring. This gives you an summary of how much motion was performed by your worker by capturing location data at different stages.
The Schedules tab lets you assign dates and times for workers to work. You can set a minimum number of hours to work, a lunch break interval, and you'll be able to make it a recurring shift. The tool's reporting software is terribly basic: You'll get access to weekly, daily, job, and member view reports in addition to a"habit" report which allows you filter information from the above reports. In comparison to the PM options in this course, Hubstaff's coverage is utterly embarrassing so, if your target is to learn and evolve according to when and how your employees handle time, you'd be much better off working with Zoho Projects, our Editors' Choice for PM.
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Admins receive notifications once they've reached weekly staffing and funding limits. Invoices are automatically calculated and made based on the time each worker worked, as well as his or her related pay rate. It is possible to set up automatic citizenship through PayPal, which enables you to automate payments based on time monitored inside the application. Keep in mind: Users don't have to send time for acceptance, therefore automatic payments will be made whether workers were right or wrong concerning the amount of hours that they worked. There is no reminder for managers to double-check each timesheet ahead of automatic payments go out thus, if you're worried about making false payments, then it is possible to place PayPal payments to manual. Productivity Software Mobile
Price And Options
Hubstaff was constructed to provide you with Big Brother-level oversight into when workers are working, what they are doing while they work, and what you need to pay them when the job is done. The Fundamental $5-per-month plan provides you access to easy time tracking tools, a worker payment program manager, 24/7 support, and user settings which can be managed in an employee-by-employee basis. Moreover, this program enables you to keep tabs on whether your employees are working by letting you record screenshots while they function in addition to monitor mouse and keyboard activity during changes. Of the five tools we've tested, Hubstaff is the only tool that provided this amount of insight into the way that workers are progressing. Although keyboard and screen tracking are helpful (albeit over-reaching) attributes for a shift screen, Hubstaff's implementation leaves much to be wanted (more about this later).
The $9-per-user-per-month Premium plan includes everything you'll find in the Basic plan, but you'll also get access to Hubstaff's application programming interface (API) to integrate the tool with other third-party software. The Premium package also comes with a lightweight schedulingtool that gives administrators the power to assign shifts and assign tasks from within the console. Premium customers may also use the application to create invoices and make PayPal payments automatically. Customers that pay annually will receive two weeks free (for both price tiers).
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Compared to TSheets, its nearest competition in our roundup, Hubstaff is fairly priced, particularly given the added monitoring features that are unavailable in competitive resources. TSheets supplies a fundamental free account, in addition to a $4-per-user-per-month accounts that costs a $16 base fee per month for teams with fewer than 100 users, along with an $80 foundation fee per month for teams with over 100 users. The base fee, which Hubstaff doesn't charge, makes TSheets slightly more costly than Hubstaff, even at Hubstaff's Premium level.
If you are more interested in these hulky PM solutions, then you'll want to pony up a little more money. Mavenlink's cheapest plan that includes time tracking prices $39 per user per month. Zoho's cheapest time tracking plan is $25 per month for an infinite number of consumers (that is a fairly good deal if you need all the excess PM attributes ). Wrike's lowest time monitoring plan costs $24.80 per user per month.
What Ought to Be Added
Editor's note: Since our first review of Hubstaff, the company has released a major update in late 2018 that specifically addressed specific feature flaws or omissions, such as adding a internet timer, fleshing out reporting options, and adding action levels and screen monitoring. We are going to be testing these features shortly and you'll see the results in an upcoming update to this review.
Besides its draconian screengrab and keystroke monitoring, Hubstaff doesn't do a very good job allowing for deeper change oversight. By way of instance, Hubstaff doesn't allow advanced tracking. If you run a trucking business and you're less concerned about how many hours each trucker drove than the distance driven, then there's no way to handle this in Hubstaff. Users may add notes to an empty text field, but that information will not be mixed into accounts. This means you can not use it to find out about who's functioning, how they are working, and what they're producing (other than the number of hours monitored ). TSheets not only provides you this choice, it provides you the ability to make six additional customizable innovative tracking fields. You can also add a question for every clock-out (i.e.,"Was there an episode? Yes. No.") Along with the system forces the consumer to reply to the questions at the close of each shift or else they won't be able to clock out.
As hardcore as Hubstaff is about monitoring work, the tool doesn't permit for IP address restrictions, so your workers can say they are working from the workplace but they could actually be operating from a cruise boat in the Bahamas (unless they are using the cell program to monitor time). This is a normal feature that's available in virtually every other instrument we analyzed. Hubstaff also does not enable admins to require users to snap a photograph when they report to work. I suppose it's overkill to generate somebody take a selfie right before you get started recording their screen and tracking their keystrokes, but TSheets lets you place this as a requirement (which makes sense, particularly if you're tracking tasks done out of a computer, like electronic, construction, or amusement work). The software also does not let users clock in via a telephone call, which can be an element TSheets and other service providers make readily available for employees who don't have a smartphone.
Tracking Employee Work
We've touched on how a number of Hubstaff's more Enormous Brother-like attributes factor into time tracking. However, the platform also offers a lot of the hallmarks of worker monitoring tools. Hubstaff's employee tracking features include keystroke logging, URL and program monitoring, GPS and place monitoring, and activity screenshots.
Once you set your customers and they download the timer app onto their machine, the desktop program not only monitors time but will take screenshots randomly or at custom intervals, for example three screenshots per minute. This applies not only to the user's main display but any connected monitors as well. Hubstaff does not log keys however, it will monitor the action provided via the mouse and computer keyboard, providing companies a calculation of just how busy the worker is. This data all winds up on the Hubstaff dashboard in the Activity tab. This is where you can then pick an individual in the drop-down menu to see their screenshots correlated with activity data.
If it comes to application and URL tracking, Hubstaff goes beyond just tracking time to learn what websites and programs an employee visited or opened and how long they had been there. The Reports section can subsequently run custom queries on vectors such as program usage mapped against time and action. Hubstaff incorporates with project and job management tools like Asana and Trello to filter reports from specific projects or tasks to track productivity.
1 unique employee monitoring feature offered is GPS location tracking through Hubstaff's mobile program. While the mobile app can not take screenshots or catch mobile app and website activity, it lets you track and log location for employees working in the field. While the thickness of monitoring surveillance and data features can't measure up to a powerhouse tool for example Teramind, our Editors' Choice for worker tracking, Hubstaff includes a helpful choice of features for companies that want a bit more oversight. Productivity Software Mobile
Hubstaff is an easy-to-administer, feature-rich, time tracking tool. If you are diligent about tracking employee behaviour while on the clockthen there's no better software accessible than Hubstaff. You'll have the ability to log screenshots, track keystroke volume, and route movements via GPS tracking.
Unfortunately, if you're looking for a platform that goes the extra mile to allow customization, atypical information entry, or a more advanced reporting arrangement, then Hubstaff will not be perfect for you. In addition, should you opt for a different program, your employees will thank you for not requiring them to obtain a secondary program for tracking time–particularly once you consider that every other instrument we reviewed makes this possible within the confines of their online UI. Productivity Software Mobile
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The O'Bannon Day of Service is Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington's annual signature event that brings focus to community service and service learning. The O'Bannon Day of Service is an annual opportunity for the community to come together to both serve and be served as a local, non-profit organization!
The O'Bannon Day of Service is named to honor the legacy of the late Governor Frank O'Bannon, in recognition of the role he played in the formation of Indiana's community college system and in commemoration of his lifetime commitment to community service.
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On Sunday July 28, Carissa Walford will be a special guest at a Champagne-paired long lunch at Queenstown's iconic Botswana Butchery restaurant. Hosted in the exclusive Owners Room, guests will be treated to a five-course meal and Q&A conversation with Carissa, hosted by New Zealand social media personality and Bravo TV host, Cassidy Morris. Cassidy will chat to Carissa about all things style, winter, success and celebration - it will be the ultimate winter date with friends.
Where: Botswana Butchery Queenstown, 17 Marine Parade, Queenstown
When: Sunday 28th July
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Violence in Bhopal on gas disaster anniversary
Collector Nikunj Shrivastava, City Superintendent of Police (CSP) H N Guru and some women were among those who suffered injuries in stone pelting by protesters who staged rail roko in support of various demands of the gas tragedy survivors, police said.
Four police jeeps and a dozen motorcycles were set afire during the agitation, they said. A police jeep and an OB van of ETV news channel were damaged in stone pelting.
The agitators resorted to rail blockade at Barkhedi, Aishbagh and Chhola Road railway crossings and squatted on the tracks, disrupting traffic on the busy Delhi-Chennai route. When police asked the protesters to leave, they indulged in stone pelting.
Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) Ghanshyam Singh said the traffic was disrupted on the Delhi-Chennai route. Many trains were stranded at Vidisha, Itarsi and Habibganj stations due to the agitation.
Section 144 of CrPC, that bans gathering of five or more persons, was imposed in Aishbagh area, police said. Police force has been deployed in strength in the affected areas.
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Superheroes support fight against cancer
July 5, 2018
Not all heroes wear capes; in fact, a lot them don't. It's the brave women and men we see every day who truly make the difference: those who dress up in suits, uniforms, khakis, sneakers, scrubs and other unassuming attire.
On Tuesday, June 26, Amber Fortner and her friends, Wonder Woman, Superman, Spiderman, Batgirl, Rocket the Racoon and Groot spent the afternoon outside Creswell's Bi-Mart to support the fight against cancer. Together, they passed out buttons and home-made coloring books, and posed with children to raise funds for Relay For Life.
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Job Title: Corporate Communications Intern, External Communications
Job ID: 11966
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At Exelon, we've got a place for you. Exelon is developing sustainable energy to provide for the communities of today and planning for a brighter tomorrow. Exelon knows the future of energy is you.
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J.F. Dulles Elementary School News
Cincinnati in color
Posted on: October 14, 2016
Third grade students in Mrs. Stacie Kearns' art classroom were tasked with creating artworks about their hometown, Cincinnati. The students took a virtual field trip downtown and learned a little bit about the history of our city to be inspired to create these artworks. The pieces were created with marker and a painted frame. Each student completed a writing piece to accompany their artwork detailing why they love living in Cincinnati. Check out these masterpieces! Union terminal never looked so bright!


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P3E's "Getting Stuff Done" Workshops feature selected policy professionals who share distinctive aspects of their work experiences with our students and faculty. Examples may include working in diverse teams, communicating with the media, effective advocacy, building networks, etc.
Former US Representative Dave Camp spoke to our Ford students about effective advocacy skills.
Doug Rothwell, President and CEO of Business Leaders for Michigan, discussed creating public-private partnerships to advance policy initiatives.
Mike Muse, a UM engineering alumnus turned media entrepreneur, spoke about the intersection between public policy/politics and pop culture.
Getting the Story Told - Knight Wallace Fellows Rachel Rohr, Managing Editor and Producer of The GroundTruth Project and GroundTruth podcast, and Neda Ulaby, National Public Radio Arts and Culture Correspondent, shared their experiences on what makes a successful story and how to effectively pitch a reporter. Students had a chance to apply what they learned through an interactive exercise to pitch a story idea and receive feedback.
Getting the Media on Your Side - Michigan News representatives Mandira Banerjee and Fernanda Pires shared their knowledge of how to work with reporters, prepare for interviews, and conduct interviews. They discussed ways to help maintain productive and positive interactions with the media including an activity to help participants think through a media opportunity, from research to the interview.
Getting your Op-Ed Placed - Reporters Ingrid Jacques (The Detroit News) and Jewel Gopwani (The Detroit Free Press) spoke about the Dos and Don'ts of op-ed writing and submissions. Students had a chance to pitch their Op-ed ideas in a short activity regarding op-ed writing.
Getting it Right on Social Media - Terry Kosdrosky, UM Communications Manager for Public Engagement, lead a discussion and Q & A with Ford School Professor Justin Wolfers on his experience, success, and challenges using Twitter. Terry gave a presentation on the importance of building a personal brand online utilizing different platforms - Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram. Students participated in a short exercise that allowed them to examine and tweek their online Twitter profile.


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In the higher peaks of me
I tried seeing myself,
Only to realize...
I am not my Self.
In the denser forests of me
I tried smelling myself,
Only to realize...
I am not my Self.
In the broader spectrum of me
I tried hearing myself,
Only to realize...
I am not my Self.
In the deeper oceans of me
I tried tasting myself,
Only to realize...
I am not my Self.
In the farther lands of me
I tried touching myself,
Only to realize...
I am not my Self.
I tried seeing far, but
Could not see my Self.
I tried smelling deep, but
Could not smell my Self.
I tried hearing sharp, but
Could not hear my Self.
I tried tasting strong, but
Could not taste my Self.
I tried touching hard, but
Could touch my Self.
I tried, tried, tried, tried and tried…
In the vaster expanses of me
I tried thinking of myself,
Only to realize...I am not my Self.
I tried again,
And then realized…
I am neither the peak,
Nor am I the seen...
I am neither the forest,
Nor am I the smell…
I am neither the spectrum,
Nor am I the sound…
I am neither the ocean,
Nor am I the taste…
I am neither the land,
Nor am I the touch…
I stopped trying,
And then realized…
I am a distant relative of Self.
On the rare occasions we meet,
I think...
Self contemplates... and
Both of us remain Silent!
I fell silent,
And then…
In my quest to find my Self,
I realized I am not myself... and
Only when I and me disappear,
The Self will appear!
I remained silent,
The Self is the peak and seeing… and
Beyond the heights seen.
The Self is the forest and smelling… and
Beyond the dense smelt.
The Self is the spectrum and hearing… and
Beyond the sounds heard.
The Self is the ocean and tasting… and
Beyond the depths tasted.
The Self is the land and touching… and
Beyond the reaches touched.
The Self is the mind and thinking… and
Beyond the expanses of thought.
I remained…
The Self is the sense… and
Beyond the senses!
The Self is the thought… and
Beyond the thoughts!
The Self is silence… and
Beyond the silence!
The Self is all… and
Beyond the all!
The Self is I… and
Beyond the I!
The Self Is…
I Am. Not!
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L'orée du Bois
A comfortable long house in the Finistère
Furnished flats and gîtes
at Pouldergat
Situated in the countryside, this former stable has recently been renovated and converted into a pleasant lodge. Here you can enjoy good times in a calm environment close to the sea.Nestled at the heart of a large property with wooded grounds, this lodge has retained its traditional charm with its stone walls and beams. It accommodates six to eight people. If necessary, the wood stove can heat the spacious living room. Recent work has made this accommodation particularly comfortable. Each bedroom is tastefully decorated. Children and adults can enjoy the private terrace and the closed garden. For children, there is a playground. In this green and floral setting, your first neighbours are the geese, the ewes and the goats. Douarnenez port is beyond the wood, with a path running through. It really is worth a visit, along with the neighbouring beaches.
- Capacity
- Accommodation : 6 Person(s)
- Accommodation : 3 Bedroom(s)
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The passion for construction and extensive work experience brought two siblings to become business partners. For these siblings, being a good business partner is more than meeting schedules and budgets, it is about building together something meaningful for the community. This is more than a job for us, it is the opportunity to create and innovate for future generations.Let's work together
A Honduran native, Nidia graduated from Florida International University with a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management. Before founding Zurk Construction Group, Nidia enriched her extensive project management skills by working for general contractors and specialty trades, such as foundation, structure, building exterior, curtainwall, doors, and utilities.
Born in Honduras and moved to the US in 1999, Luis started working as a laborer in a shell contractor company, working his way up to finish carpenter, estimator, and eventually superintendent. Before founding Zurk Construction Group, Luis has worked independently for eight years, running high skilled finish carpentry crews and successfully completed multiple retail, commercial, and residential projects simultaneously.
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We are Zurk Construction Group
We specialize in providing construction management, general contracting, and construction related services with the highest level of integrity in our work.
Our foremen and skilled tradespeople can perform the following services:
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Reputation is everything; and we build excellence and trust
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Our commitment is to work safely without compromise. We believe no job, task or schedule is more important than the health and safety of our people.
As more sustainable materials are available in the market, but the construction industry is still evolving at a slow pace, it is time for contractors to educate our clients. We are excited by the
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Bell in association with Calor
In 1956, Bell's were appointed a Calor Gas Dealer, operating initially from the company's Gold Street premises. As sales increased and the business grew, it soon became impossible to operate from the limited space available and in Octover 1977, the Calor Gas operation moved to the Kingsthorpe site. In the early days, business tended to come from village areas without a mains gas supply. Sales increased in the mid 70's with the advent of the National Electricity power cuts and A.Bell & Company was appointed a Main Dealer, responsible for distributing gas to various outlets. In particular, winter heating in factories and the use of Calor gas to operate forklift trucks developed into a major part of sales. This was enhanced in recent years by the increase in mobile food caravans, boats and canals and rivers, barbecues and local events such as the Northampton Balloon Festival held at Abington Park.


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Man pleads guilty to two charges
A man who fraudulently claimed more than £2,700 income support has been told he won't be jailed for his crimes.
Fifty-four-year-old Roger Moore pleaded guilty to two charges of making false representations to obtain benefits.
At Douglas courthouse, magistrates heard he was claiming benefits between May and September last year – but was also working for a security firm.
But an anonymous tip-off to the Treasury led to an investigation which landed him in court this week.
After the member of the public said they'd spotted him working at a civic amenity site, benefits officers launched a probe into Moore, of Bretney Mews in Jurby.
They carried out surveillance but didn't see him at work – however, they asked for his account details from Isle of Man Bank.
After combing through his records, they found a number of undeclared regular payments from Protec Security Services.
Magistrates bailed Moore in the sum of £500 and asked for a pre-sentencing report to be compiled.
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Me and my boyfriend - Andrew - went to Crookes Valley Park and Weston Park in Sheffield city centre. There is another park called The Ponderosa (we only had two hours of parking, so two parks was enough for one day). The parks are little pockets of calm and peace within the hustle and bustle of the jam packed city centre.
Crookes Valley Park
This park consists of a large fishing pond/lake/whatever you'd like to call it. The water was so clear around the edges that you could see different kinds of fish swimming around, Carp and Roach (see I've been listening), not easy to get those kinds of pictures on an iPhone camera.
There were a few fisherman sat around the lake and there were ducks and birds, including some very tiny ducklings - cue gawky awwing noises coming from me
Weston Park
Weston Park consisted of a lot of grassland, various statues/monuments, a band stand a museum and a much smaller duck pond, with pigeons ducks and geese galore! I have mentioned before that my boyfriend is a fishermen, so we were in that much of a rush to get to the duck pond to see if there were fish that I didn't get chance to photograph everything!
Due to the brightness of the sky I couldn't do this tree justice. You can just about see the amount of pigeons sat in this tree, and that's just on a couple of branches, I was amazed!
There are no pictures of myself in this, I decided to give my skin a day off make-up due to the shocking state it's currently in, what better time to do it than when there's nobody you know around! My skin is still a glorious shade of white, but I always enjoy exploring new parts of Sheffield (nearly two years living here and there are still gems like this just on my doorstep!)
Your first step to exploring the world is at your front door
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I totally feel like a bag of smashed assholes.
Not sure if it's the late-night porch drinking with the neighbors finally catching up with me, or if I'm actually getting sick. All I know is I have zero energy and my ass is sore from sitting on our concrete/brick stoop for hours last night.
Longer update forthcoming when I feel less likely to vomit all over my computer. Included will be my trip to Idaho, during which I endeavored to become a wedding singer, as well as some amazing insights into internet dating. Stay tuned.


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Roundabout U checks out Great Beginnings at Murray State
The next episode of Roundabout U takes a closer look at the new school year at Murray State University. Co-hosts Sarah Clark and Jim Carter welcome new and returning students to campus. Cameras caught up with Racer festivities around campus as students poured back into the residential colleges and began their college activities. As always, […]read more
Great Beginnings is August 13 – 20
Great Beginnings has become an annual tradition at Murray State University, now in its 18th year. Students participating in Great Beginnings will have the opportunity to acquaint themselves with the campus and the community, easing the transition to university life. Student will get assistance in a variety of areas, like financial aid and meal plans. […]read more


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Phil Walker Joins Phil Butler in The Green Room
Phil Butler joined the the UK comedy circuit in 2001 and can now be found closing shows at many major comedy clubs such as 'The Comedy Club', 'The Glee Club', 'Jongleurs Comedy Clubs', and 'The Banana Comedy Club'. He has also had the great honour of performing in front of the British troops in Iraq and more recently in Afghanistan.
He also branched out into an acting career with a cameo role in BBCs 'Hotel Babylon' and a TV advert for the AA. Currently he is producing and hosting "The Green Room" podcast recorded backstage on the comedy circuit including interviews and clips of the shows he visits. We liked the show so much that we will now be sharing these with you as they are released.
Today's episode finds Phil Walker joining him in the Green Room this time, talking about growing up with a famous Dad, panto, the comedy circuit and much more including personal questions and the drunk girl game show. As always there's the welcome return of those prank phone calls on this month's fun filled show.
Simply click on the download button in the Soundcloud player to download the podcast to your computer. Compatible with all common portable media players.
Subscribe to the Comedy Chords podcasts feed here. http://feeds.feedburner.com/comedychords/Eczr
Follow @GreenRoomPod on Twitter for all the latest news.
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Keep up to date with Phil's Podcast and also catch up on everything you've missed so far on his website here.


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(Tanner Priddy, Brad Hunter (sons below), Jeff Dobson)
Thanks to everyone who stopped by our both! We received so much input and positive support. The UCO Bass Fishing Team even came out and helped us. We'd like to give special thanks out to Jeff Dobson AnglerHub Pro Staff, Stephen Austin with BionicBaits, Brand Hunter with OKC Bass Trail, Paul Spoon and MESU Baits, and Montgomery Production who hosted the 2016 OKC Boat and Tackle show.
Everyone was awesome and we look forward to growing together!


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Workshop Software latest update.
Workshop Software has released another update with some cool new time-saving features.
Watch this quick video for details on how this works.
This latest update includes the ability for you to Print All Job Cards for a day and select the date that you want to print. You can also Start all Bookings for a day and select a date. This is great for when you want to update all the bookings, for example, for tomorrow. You can turn all bookings into Jobs for tomorrow (or any date you select), then you can print out all the Job Cards for that same day and be ready for all the jobs that come in. This will also set the Jobs to Work In Progress status.
There is also a cool new feature that relates to the Follow-up notes. If you put follow-up notes onto an invoice/job, those notes will be viewable the next time you do a job for that vehicle. You also have the option to copy the notes onto the new Job Card so they print out on the job card.
We've also added a feature where you can edit the cost of an item. This give you ultimate flexibility, particularly if you are a workshop that does not have a true stock management system and purchases products as you need, for example, you might be using generic part numbers when you sell items.
You can change what you see on the invoice. There is a new setting under "Company Settings" that allow you to change the Invoice View with some simple checkboxes.
We also released Serial Number tracking which has its very own video that can be found here: https://workshopsoftware.com/serial-number-tracking/


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Want to know what's going on? WindyCity Greek is the place to find out all the 'good' news! Here are the top 10 positive Greek news articles this week.
Positive Greek News
We're dedicated to bringing you only positive Greek news. Every week, we bring you the good news, shining the light on all the innovative and exciting people, organizations, businesses, and happenings in our community. As your source for positive Greek news, our staff follows news about Greeks and Greece online, and votes on their top positive news articles of the week. Every Saturday, we bring you the best of the week. Wondering what's the good Greek news online this week? Without further ado…
Top 10 positive Greek news articles this week:
The Athens Dental Tourism Cluster aims to attract Greek-American and Greek-Canadian dental tourists. Read more
We took it to the pros and asked 11 sommeliers around the country which wine regions they deem the most underrated. The results are in! Read more
The Stunning Blue Caves of Zakynthos Island Are Another Reason to Travel to Greece
There's something about caves that automatically intrigue us — remember those stunning marble caves in Chile? You can take a dip into the clear blue waters surrounding Zakynthos Island in Greece where you'll find the famous Blue Caves. Read more
150,000 euro grand prize awarded to Greek archaeological works on June 7
The Simone & Cino Del Duca Foundation (La Fondation Simone & Cino Del Duca) has awarded the French School at Athens and the Greek Culture Ministry the grand prize in archaeology (Grand Prix d'archéologie ), for archaeological works carried out in Thassos. Read more
Mastiha—Sap From Mastic Trees—Is the Latest Must-Try Cocktail Ingredient
Crumbly cubes of feta cheese and thick yogurt may be what first come to mind when thinking about Greece's culinary exports. But with craft cocktails as pervasive as ever, Mastiha is also slowly acquiring this coveted status. Read more
Greek holiday: Unparalleled Aegean views are the reason YOU should pick Crete
It can be a struggle deciding which Greek Island to head to on holiday, but Crete should definitely top the list. The picturesque town of Agios Nikoloas boasts amazing views of the Aegean sea – but one hotel in particular offer unrivaled panoramic scenes. Read more
Greek seal to expand to more types of commodities
The Athens Chamber of Small and Medium-Sized Industries (BEA) is planning to expand the use of the mark indicating products of Greek origin to non-food categories, such as apparel, furniture and toys. Read more
An art lover's guide to Athens
Many are calling it the new Berlin, and it's now hosting one of world's most important art fairs. Here's how to get the best out of Athens this summer. Read more.
How USC President Pastides' immigrant parents gave him a chance at the American dream
Nearly 70 years after his parents left an idyllic Mediterranean island for a one-bedroom basement apartment in cold, rainy New York City, Harris Pastides is making his first trip to the spot where they arrived in America. Read more
Europe's hidden coasts: the Deep Mani, Greece
Few tourists venture beyond the Mani's spectacular Diros caves, but further south lies a dramatic coastline of sleepy fishing coves and fortified villages. Read more


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Semi-rugged design. Very loud. Built-in GPS.
Expensive. No Bluetooth or removable memory.
Bottom Line
The toughest phone for Sprint's Power Vision services, but we think other options are better deals.
The Sprint Power Vision MM-7500 by Sanyo ($329.99; $279.99 and up with contract), a reliable phone for voice calling and Sprint's multimedia services, is sure to attract fans with its "rugged" design and built-in GPS capability. But overall, Sprint has better offerings at the same price.
At 3.4 by 1.9 by 1.1 inches and 4 ounces, the black flip phone is chunky but not particularly heavy. It has a removable colored panel than can add a blue, red, or silver accent. The outside has a little 96-by-64 color screen, a big single speaker, and a megapixel camera with a macro switch. Open the flip, and you'll find a bright, sharp, 176-by-220 screen and a keyboard of small, clearly labeled rectangular buttons.
"Rugged" here doesn't mean this phone is tough like a Nextel i355. What the MM-7500 has are rubber bumpers to help it survive drops without scuffing. (Our review unit lived through several drops from about four feet onto both wooden and hard office floors.)
Sanyo has built its reputation on reception quality and volume. The MM-7500 gets excellent reception, and it's very loudeven uncomfortably soat maximum volume (some people prefer that, though). The volume will especially appeal to users of Sprint's push-to-talk Ready Link system. That said, the audio isn't particularly sharp. It's a bit booming, in fact, especially at higher volumes.
The volume also came in handy while watching Sprint TV and while listening to music downloaded through the provider's PCS Power Vision service. Live TV channels such as Fox News and ABC News Now looked very sharp, though the sound was often out of sync with the mouth movements of the talking heads.
The speaker-independent voice dialing works fine, but we like VoiceSignal's system on the Sprint Power Vision MM-A940 by Samsung better. VoiceSignal gives voice prompts, such as "say a command," at each stage of the process; the MM-7500 just beeps. Photos taken with the megapixel camera were bright but noisy. The camcorder mode takes 15- to 30-second, 176-by-144 videos of the usual poor camera-phone quality.
Performance in JBenchmark Java tests was the best we've seen on any Sprint phone overall, meaning this will be an excellent gaming phone. As with other Sanyo phones, battery life was relatively short, at 3 hours and 38 minutes of talk time. Continue Reading


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First Hike of the Season
Ok, I'm holding Boo in that picture, but he did walk for the entire hike, I promise! I was shocked that he was able to keep up. He usually hates going for long walks.. and a "walk" with an incline? I thought he would be pissed.
They are so cute.. and little Finn.. so fluffy. I love his little feet that look like they were dipped in white paint. He has a white paint pom pom at the end of his tail too.. ahhhh!
This building was at the end of our hike. I can't remember what it's called, even though I asked about 47 times, but it used to be someones house. Isn't that crazy? A house? Can you imagine living in this.. on the side of a sheer cliff with absolutely no neighbors in sight?
That last photo is proof that Boo was hiking. His tongue was hanging down to the ground (well almost) and he was walking faster than he normally does. I think he was afraid of being left behind. Silly Boo. Ugh I love him. Even though as I'm typing this he is sitting on top of the couch with his butt next to my face. Thanks Boo.
I can't wait until the next weekend we get to spend with our CT friends. I'm so thankful that we still get to see them once in a while. Alexi and I used to work in the same office so I got totally spoiled- seeing her every morning, lunch every afternoon, hanging out after work and on weekends. I miss that, but I am also very happy for her and Dave because they are so happy in Connecticut with their adorable new house and puppy.
I wish all my friends lived around me.. that would be nice. At least CT isn't absurdly far! 2-5 hrs depending on traffic and the route you take. I usually get it wrong. Haa, that's ok.
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What a wonderful way to start the month. Your photos are making me want to go hiking! :) I can't believe someone lived there either; it's really nice.ReplyDelete
haha you've got a good sense of humor. I'm sure Boo appreciates that you guys took him along (and at least he keeps you company while you sit at the computer) lol.
I wish all my friends lived around me too! Life would be perfect. :) Those pictures are so beautiful! And that house?! I want to go!ReplyDelete
Lovely pictures - looks like you had a real good time :)ReplyDelete
Ah! Yay for the 1st successful hike! And awe poor Boo! lolz the little booger thought he was gonna be left behind :( neverrr he's one of the cutest long-haired Daschund's ever!!!ReplyDelete
I really, really like that building that was a house on a cliff. 1 part romantic, 1 part horror story, 1 part seaside awesome. LOL And true that on Finn's paws! :]
- AnonymousMay 3, 2011 at 6:24 PM
Oh my gosh, these picture make me want a dog so bad!! (which my other half must not be allowed to hear, after months of him nagging me) These pictures are just so cute! =) xReplyDelete
It looks like you had a lovely day. I love when the weather starts to favor hiking.ReplyDelete
gorgeous area! and adorable doggies :)ReplyDelete
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I don't know if you know this about me.. but I love the sky.ReplyDelete
Ok, so it could be described as an obsession.
That cloud picture made my day. Sigh...
super cute blog and lovely post! make sure to follow me and checkout what im wearing for wardrobe wednesday tomorrow!ReplyDelete
- MarissaMay 3, 2011 at 9:19 PM
i want a puppy!! i love that first picture of you matt and boo. so cute!ReplyDelete
I am in love with the doggies! And as always, love your photos!ReplyDelete
these are gorgeous photos. i love the doggies. i cant wait to get one. i love the shot you and matt. lovely.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 4, 2011 at 2:47 AM
I cannot wait for my boys to be a little bigger so that we can start hiking together as a family. Next year is THE year!ReplyDelete
Boo is gorgeous and so silly to thiink you'd leave him behind.
Lovely, refreshing post x
Ahh, hiking. Love it. I can't wait until my husband's foot is better so we can go more! Boo is sooo cute!! And that little Finn - he is such a fluff ball! So cute!!ReplyDelete
I cannot decide who I am more in love with - Boo or Finn! You must stop teasing my poor pet yearning heart by posting cute pictures of adorable doggies! Haha! Wow, I can't believe that building was someone's house :O Maybe it's haunted! Aren't isolated houses on cliffs always haunted? Hehe xDReplyDelete
That one picture of the clouds is so pretty!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 4, 2011 at 11:09 PM
Yay first hike! And yay for Boo keeping up! Haha, I know I wish all my friends lived right by me. It'd be so much more convenient...well for me at least :)ReplyDelete
I love hiking! Every Sunday actually i hike ... :)ReplyDelete


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Lodging, Bed and Breakfast, Guest Accommodation, Holiday Rooms, Pensions and Hotels in Istanbul
Hampton by Hilton OrduProperty number 94916
Set on the Black Sea, the Hampton by Hilton Ordu hotel offers friendly and affordable accommodations in the heart of the city.
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The Hampton by Hilton hotel in Ordu features 77 modern guest rooms offering all the comforts of home, including a high-definition TV, free movie channel, coffeemaker, tea service and a comfy Hampton bed. Each of our Ordu hotel rooms is also equipped with free WiFi internet, air-conditioning, mini bar, a work desk and sofa. Begin each day with a complimentary hot or on-the-go breakfast. Onsite dining options are also available for lunch and dinner in the hotel restaurant, which offers a delicious selection of salads, sandwiches and burgers. If you are venturing a little further afield, Hampton Ordu is within easy reach of popular local bars and restaurants. Host a reception, business conference or event for up to 100 guests in the hotel's two professional meeting rooms. Other onsite facilities include a modern fitness area, outdoor pool and a 24-hour business center with photocopying and fax services.
Languages spoken are English Turkish
ContactWeb: http://hamptoninn3.hilton.com/en/hotels/turkey/hampton-by-hilton-ordu-QORHXHX/index.html
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Whataburger on Wednesday unveiled new menu items -- Spicy Strawberry biscuits chicken and sausage biscuits.
The new selection is your basic chicken or sausage buttermilk biscuit slathered with strawberry jam with a light hint of jalapeño. Fans can also sub the buttermilk biscuit for a jalapeño cheddar biscuit to up the spice factor.
As a meal or a la carte, the biscuits are available from 11 p.m. to 11 a.m. If you're late for breakfast and you must have strawberry jam with jalapeño, numerous recipes are a click away.
Other fast-food places trying seasonal items:
- Strawberries also have a presence at Wendy's, which will offer its Strawberry Mango Chicken Salad through Sept. 4, Labor Day. The salad includes chunks of strawberries, mango, feta cheese and sunflower seeds on a bed of greens. The dressing is the Marzetti-brand Simply Dressed Honey Citrus Vinaigrette.
- A few weeks ago, Chick-fil-A introduced its Smokehouse BBQ Bacon Sandwich and Watermelon Mint Lemonade in restaurants nationwide. They'll be available through Aug. 19. The sandwich features Chick-fil-A's grilled chicken with new ingredients, including bacon coated in a brown sugar pepper sauce. The sandwich is completed with a Hawaiian-style bun with Colby Jack cheese, green leaf lettuce and a proprietary smokehouse sauce. The Watermelon Mint Lemonade is just that: a drink with watermelon and mint flavors.
- For those who want to drink their breakfast, Burger King introduced its new Lucky Charms milkshake a few weeks ago. The shake features sweet syrup, Lucky Charms cereal, marshmallows and vanilla soft serve. Already, Burger King sells a Froot Loops shake.
- Dunkin' Donuts also introduced its Frozen Coffee, swapping it for the Coffee Coolatta. In a media day event at Dunkin' Donut headquarters in May, company execs admitted that the Coolatta wasn't up to Dunkin' Donut standards. The Frozen Coffee, with lower amounts of calories and sugar, is intended to win over regular coffee drinkers looking for a warm-weather caffeine fix.
- One promotion that's expired, but sounded interesting: Arby's Liger Shake. The shake was a cross between Arby's Ultimate Chocolate Shake and the Orange Cream Shake joined by stripes of Ghirardelli chocolate sauce. It really sounds like something Napoleon Dynamite would've enjoyed. Dang!


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Commun.it for Instagram: Grow and Manage Your Followers
As Lifestyle Bloggers and influencers, there's a limited amount of time to attend events, write up articles, sleep, and share to the various social media outlets. Then, of course, there's managing your social media networks. We've been a user of Commun.it for three years now and have used it religiously to manage our Twitter and Facebook accounts. With the Commun.it app, it is now easier to know who's following us, who liked or retweeted our posts (and show them some Twitter love), follow them if we desire, reply to their comments, unfollow those who are not following us with ease, and support other high-value members. Now thanks to the launch of Commun.it for Instagram, we can do the same for the mobile photo and video-sharing social network.
One of the most time-consuming things to do on Instagram is to unfollow those who are not following you. Because Instagram has disallowed just about all third party unfollow apps, we've had to manually visit the page of everyone we're currently following, and search their follower list to see if they're following us. With Commun.it for Instagram, we no longer have to do this. As you can see in the above image, there are five sections: Consider to Follow, Consider to Unfollow (inactive accounts or accounts that have never engaged with you), Not Following Back, New Followers, and High-Value Members. We can instantly see and unfollow those who are not following us back and consider to unfollow those who have never engaged us. This is my absolute favorite feature of Commun.it for Instagram, it is updated daily, and has saved us so much time. As with Twitter, we can instantly follow new followers and high-value members and engage with those who have supported and engaged us (see below image). My second favorite feature is the ability to click on someone's profile, see how they have engaged with us and also see their most recent posts. This allows us to support them instantly. We especially love to use this feature for our supporters and engaged followers.
As you can see above, @toujoursfresh has engaged us 30 times and has 10 recent posts which we have liked. Commun.it for Instagram even allows us to leave a comment on his most recent Instagram posts. Commun.it is great for those who manage multiple social media accounts, and Commun.it for Instagram is amazing if you manage multiple Instagram accounts. Whether you're a social media manager, a small business owner who has separate social media accounts for your personal and business, or a blogger, Commun.it will make your life easier. It has certainly made ours simpler, now we have more time to write. Can Commun.it for Instagram make your Instagram experience easier?
Sign up for a business account today, and enjoy an exclusive, and limited offer of 80% off the Commun.it business plan. This plan allows you to enjoy all the Instagram features mentioned above, plus the ability to monitor 8 social media accounts, have unlimited engagements, weekly campaigns, follower analysis, and so much more. You won't want to miss out on and find out more on this new launch the Commun.it blog.


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Antique Leather Marlowe Carryall
$98.00 $78.40
Our current stock pile of antique leather is at its end, and we're putting the last few antique leather bags on sale! These are very limited and final sale. Not eligible for use with other coupon codes.
The Marlowe Carryall is a reusable 'paper bag' constructed of waxed canvas and WWII leather – ideal for carrying anything from books and daily necessities to groceries. The Carryall is constructed like a super market brown bag and made to last. It fits comfortably over the shoulder, and is finished with a little pocket on the inside for small things such as lip balm, money, a cell phone, &c.
Constructed waxed canvas originated in the sailing industry in Scotland in the 1920s and became widely used in sportswear and apparel because of its waterproofing abilities and superb durability.
Custom Monogramming
Emmett, our laser engraving machine and in-house scribe, allows you to personalize our bags!
To add a monogram, just order the monogram add-on with your bag. The monogram is laser-engraved on vegetable-tanned leather and attached with brass rivets (see the product photographs for an example). Note that the monogram is on the reverse side of the bag and does not replace the Peg and Awl brand. Be sure to include your wished-for letters in the order notes (up to 3) when placing your order! MONOGRAMMED BAGS ARE NOT RETURNABLE.


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- Mon - Sun 12:00 pm - 11:30 pm
Chicken biryani, beef qorma, 1 naan, raita, salad, zarda
Chicken zinger burger, crispy fried chicken, dinner roll & french fries
Chicken karahi, reshmi kabab, malai boti & 2 naan
Chicken wings with bbq sauce, chicken sandwich & french fries
Reshmi kabab, chicken tikka, paratha & halwa
Vegetable fried rice, chicken shashlik & chicken dry chilies
Chicken biryani, chicken burger, french fries & raita
Club sandwich, chicken biryani & chicken burger
Chicken biryani, chicken handi, shami kabab 3 pieces & 3 naan
Sometimes its just a bowl of simple chicken corn soup that we need to lift our mood
Hot and sour soup can refer to soups in all cases, the soup contains ingredients to make it both spicy and sour.
This salad contains apple, carrot and potato with cream.
This just goes to show that even the simplest green salad can pack a real flavour punch
Sweet and sour sauce, chicken pieces & toppings of egg
Veggies, chicken pieces & noodles
Sour, spicy & chicken cubes
Chicken & pieces of chillies served with rice
Chicken, onion, garlic & spring onions
Chicken boneless cut into thin strips, garlic, onion, capsicum, carrot,cabbage, tomato & green chilies
Vegetables & rice
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If you are looking for top quality food in Karachi, Food Centre - Clifton is the answer. In the area of Karachi Food Centre - Clifton is well known at its address Clifton. We recommend it for everyone searching for Pakistani. Test if you are in the shipping area of Food Centre - Clifton and order your food now!


text: Breaking News! »Breaking Ground« It's time to reveal our beginning concrete work as construction for The Veranda by Meadow Barn is officially under way! As you can see, we've got the footings poured and are ready for our next couple steps. So what does that mean? After the remainder of our concrete is poured, we'll be looking at putting up the post and beam structure. The materials are expected by September 20th, so we will be starting vertical construction soon! It all takes baby steps, but man, are we already proud! The Veranda by Meadow Barn is sure to wow with it's gorgeous modern farmhouse design. Included is the proposed layout and stunning vision board. Our anticipated opening will come as soon as May 2019! Teagan2018-09-06T16:36:36-06:00 Share This Story, Choose Your Platform! FacebookTwitterLinkedInPinterestEmail Related Posts Engagement Photo Shoots Engagement Photo Shoots January 24th, 2019 | 0 Comments Business Connections Business Connections December 9th, 2018 | 0 Comments Perfect Signature Cocktails for your Wedding Perfect Signature Cocktails for your Wedding August 30th, 2018 | 0 Comments Meadow Barn's Infusion Beverage Station Meadow Barn's Infusion Beverage Station August 23rd, 2018 | 0 Comments Meadow Barn's Fun Wedding Additions Meadow Barn's Fun Wedding Additions May 17th, 2018 | 0 Comments