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EU, China Officials Weigh Areas of Trade, Investment Cooperation
The past week has been a pivotal one for EU-China trade ties, as high-level officials met in Brussels to review areas of cooperation and shared concern, including on trade and investment, while discussing global trade tensions and bilateral irritants.
The discussions were held in the context of the EU-China Strategic Dialogue, an event which occurs regularly and whose origin dates back over a decade. It also comes within weeks of a bilateral leaders' summit.
This year's iteration of the strategic dialogue, however, comes at a time of heightened trade tensions on an international scale, which have manifested in unilateral trade measures from major economies like the US, along with measures that affected trading partners have pledged to take in response.
Geopolitical situation
Among the most high-profile challenges that both sides raised last week was the need to shore up the multilateral trading system and tamp down protectionist pressures, particularly in light of the current trade context.
One of the main issues that has affected both sides significantly are the US' global tariffs on imported steel and aluminium, which Washington has argued are justified on national security grounds, following an investigation under a specific domestic trade law that allows for such probes.
Many of Washington's top trading partners have warned that using national security justifications for such unilateral trade measures not only sets a risky precedent in terms of its systemic implications, but also could have damaging economic ramifications. (See Bridges Weekly, 9 May 2018)
China and the EU have each filed WTO requests for consultations on these measures, known as Section 232 measures for the provision of US trade law that describes them. Both have also asked to join the dispute settlement consultations that India requested with the US last month (DS547). The EU's own WTO complaint was filed less than a week ago, after the US confirmed that it would not be granting Brussels an exemption from the duties.
Only a handful of countries have been granted exemptions from the Section 232 tariffs, either in exchange for agreeing to voluntary export quotas or a combination of a quota and a tariff. While the EU, Canada, and Mexico had been given more time to negotiate with the US, deals to avert the duties ultimately proved elusive. (See Bridges Weekly, 31 May 2018, and related story, this edition)
The burgeoning global tensions over the duties has prompted calls from high-level officials for a de-escalation, and warnings that a proliferation of unilateral measures, particularly among major players, could have painful effects for the international economy. EU and Chinese officials in Brussels repeated those calls last Friday.
"The European Union is not at war with anyone. We do not want to be, for us this is out of [the] question," said Federica Mogherini, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, who also serves as a European Commission Vice President.
"The European Union is a peace project, including on trade," she told reporters in response to questions over whether the current situation amounts to a "trade war," while adding that the European bloc must still make sure to "defend its interests."
"At present, unilateralism and protectionism are on the rise with each passing day. As two stabilising forces in the international landscape, China and the EU should strengthen strategic communication, promote strategic mutual trust, deepen strategic cooperation, jointly maintain the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations (UN), and safeguard the multilateralism process and the global free trade system," said a formal statement from China's Foreign Affairs Ministry regarding the discussions.
Both Mogherini and her Chinese counterpart Wang Yi, State Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs, also reviewed some of the issues that have caused friction between Brussels and Beijing in the past, with the EU official referring specifically to industrial overcapacity.
Investment treaty talks
One of the agenda items last week was the status of bilateral talks between the EU and China for a stand-alone investment deal, which kicked off in late 2013.
"Our negotiations on a Comprehensive Agreement on Investment are ongoing, and the European Union is committed to achieving an outcome that is balanced and ambitious. And I believe we were extremely positive, both of us on the perspective of continuing this work," said Mogherini.
The EU and China have held 16 negotiating rounds to date, covering topics such as national treatment, expropriation, transparency, and sustainable development, according to an EU Commission summary of the most recent negotiating round.
Along with facilitating foreign direct investment from both sides, another key objective of this deal would be to move from having individual investment agreements between EU member states and China to having a deal that would apply across the European bloc. When the talks were getting ready to kick off nearly five years ago, some officials suggested that, should these negotiations lead to an eventual accord, it could serve as a starting point for someday negotiating an EU-China free trade agreement. (See Bridges Weekly, 19 September 2013)
EU-China WTO case on technology transfers
While the Brussels discussions focused heavily on opportunities for cooperation, the two sides have also experienced trade frictions, both in the past and at present, which Mogherini alluded to in her remarks to reporters.
Indeed, the meeting between top EU and Chinese officials came in parallel to Brussels submitting a WTO complaint on various Chinese laws which the EU says have a detrimental effect on the bloc's companies that do business with the Asian economy.
"Technological innovation and know-how is the bedrock of our knowledge-based economy," said EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström on 1 June. "We cannot let any country force our companies to surrender this hard-earned knowledge at the border."
Some of the five-page complaint deals with alleged conditions and mandatory contract terms for importing foreign technologies. The EU claims that foreign intellectual property right holders face limitations when it comes to "freely negotiat[ing] market-based contractual terms in licensing and other technology-related contracts concerning the import of technology to China."
This is not in line with the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS), the EU says. The TRIPS Agreement lays out the rights of patent holders, along with setting out rules on trade secrets, as well as WTO member obligations to provide effective protection for intellectual property rights.
Alleging that technology transfers among domestic companies do not face the same transaction conditions, the EU blamed China for violating the non-discrimination obligations under the TRIPS Agreement.
In the complaint, the EU also faulted China for its application and administration of related Chinese laws "with a view of inducing the transfer of foreign technology to China." This is not "a uniform, impartial and reasonable manner" for China to "apply and administrate" all its laws, as required under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and as promised by China when joining the global trade club, said the EU.
European Commission officials note that while their complaint has some features in common with a separate US dispute (DS542) that Washington filed as part of its "Section 301" actions dealing with allegedly unfair Chinese commercial practices, the EU version covers some additional areas. (See Bridges Weekly, 22 March 2018)
China's Ministry of Commerce issued a response to the complaint on 3 June, with the person leading the agency's Treaty and Law Division defending the government's efforts at protecting intellectual property rights.
"The Chinese government has always attached great importance to the protection of intellectual property rights and adopted many strong measures to protect the legitimate rights and interests of domestic and foreign intellectual property rights holders," said the statement, according to an informal translation.
The official also noted an existing "working group" between the EU and China on the subject, highlighting the importance of bilateral cooperation and dialogue, while adding that Beijing will also respond to the complaint in line with WTO dispute settlement rules.
A report from the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) released this week estimated that counterfeit goods cost the EU €60 billion in 13 economic sectors, leading to some 434,000 lost jobs. The report notes that many of these, though not all, originate in China or Hong Kong and then repackaged in transit countries.
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Guadalajara, the capital of the state of Jalisco, is known as the Silicon Valley of Mexico due to its electronics industry. It is home to eight of the top 10 contract electronic manufacturers worldwide, including Solectron, Flextronics and SCI Systems. Many original equipment manufacturers — including IBM, ON Semiconductor, Hewlett Packard, and Kodak — also have a long history of working in the city.
These companies, along with dozens of key suppliers, were attracted to Guadalajara because of its qualified labor force at all levels, a commitment by state and local government to continually improve infrastructure, the presence of top-tier educational institutions, and a high quality of life supported one of the world's most favorable climates.
More than 70 international companies also offer advanced IT services including application design, software development and testing, embedded software for the automotive industry, wireless applications, printers, medical devices, and multimedia.
Because of this well-established foundation and the opportunity to grow further, FDI magazine previously ranked Guadalajara highest among major Mexican locations in terms of potential and designated the city as having the second strongest economic potential of any major North American city after Chicago. In 2007, FDI Magazine also ranked Guadalajara as the most business-friendly city in all of Latin America.
With a population of 1.6 million, it is Mexico's second most populous municipality. Add in the surrounding metropolitan area — which includes Zapopan, Tlaquepaque, Tonalá, Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, and El Salto — and the talent pool expands to 4.1 million inhabitants, making it the second largest metro area in the country after Mexico City and the 23rd in all of the Americas.
Situated at an altitude of 1,600 meters (5,200 feet), Guadalajara also enjoys a mild, spring-like climate year round that is the envy of other cities the world over. That alone would be enough to make most flock to this pleasant location. But the quality of life is bolstered even further since Guadalajara is one of the main centers of culture, history, religion, and industry in the country. For all these reasons, the city exerts significant influence on the rest of Mexico.
In addition to the impressive roster of private sector companies, Guadalajara is a very important center of universities and educational centers with national and worldwide prestige. It is home to the Universidad de Guadalajara (UDG), Universidad Panamericana, the Western Institute of Technology and Higher Education (ITESO), Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education, and the Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara (UAG), among others.
Even outside of the capital, Jalisco has many leading IT and BPO companies with operations in the state that take advantage of its convenient geographic location, qualified IT human resources, and excellent infrastructure. The government provides a strong support for the industry with clear strategies that materialize through the ease of establishing new companies, investment incentives, tax exemptions, and cash grants provided by the ProSoft program.
"Mexico's States of Innovation: Guadalajara"
State of Jalisco Key Facts
The state of Jalisco borders the states of Nayarit, Zacatecas and Aguascalientes to the north; San Luis Potosi, Guanajuato and Michoacan to the east; Colima and the Pacific Ocean to the south; and the state of Nayarit to the west.
Major Cities
Guadalajara, Chapala, Puerto Vallarta
6.8 million
Higher Education
Universidad Panamericana, Western Institute of Technology and Higher Education (ITESO), Universidad de Guadalajara, Monterrey Institute of Technology, Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara (UAG)
Graduates from IT Careers
18,000 per year
IT Infrastructure
Jalisco supports the creation and acceleration of IT Mexican companies and has developed a robust infrastructure for global companies to conduct business in and from Jalisco. Guadalajara is home to advanced technology centers such as the Software Center, and the Software and Integrated IT Services Park in Guadalajara. The Media Park, in the city of Chapala, is another major hub.


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Beijing offers a variety of tourist attractions. One of the highlights is a tour of snow. So, if you are on vacation to the Bamboo Curtain country, try to find a place of lodging in Beijing that provides some facilities the best snow games.
Here are six best tourist attractions in beijing for snow play:
1. Shijinglong Ski Resort
The resort is located in Zhongyangfang Villlage, Yanqing County, a distance of 80 km to the northwest of Beijing. Shijinglong Ski Resort in the air was fairly fresh because it is a clean and elegant.
In addition to the resort, Shijinglong Ski Resort also has an entertainment center and a set of system services for skiers. Shijinglong also offers chairlift and two ski lifts five (kinds of snow cable car is open).
To achieve this resort, you should ride the bus No. 919 from Deshengmen and get off at Nancaiyuan, Yanqing. Then rose again with the No. 920 bus and stopped in front of Shijinglong Ski Resort.
2. Nanshan Ski Resort
Want to know the other resorts that provide snow ice arena game? Just come to Nanshan Ski Resort is located in Shengshuitou Village, Henanzhuai Town, Miyun County, or about 30 minutes from Beijing.
The resort has 21 ski arena in some of the greatest slope Mellow Park. The 6000 ski equipment you can rent for different purposes. For those of you who are still amateurs do not have to worry because Nanshan Ski Resort provides some of the experienced ski instructor from Austria.
3. Lianhuashan Ski Resort
Although not located in the city center, Lianhuashan Ski Resort is one of the largest in Beijing, or more precisely located at 288 East Road Liangshan, Zhangzhen, Shunyi District.
Resort area of 100 hectares has 7 special training ground for skiers who have advanced or are beginners. Not only the snow arena, Lianhuashan Ski Resort is also surrounded by greenery and still offers a fantastic environment for skiers.
4. Badaling Ski Resort
The resort area of 300 hectares is only about 2 km of the Wall of China (Badaling Great Wall), or more precisely at Badaling Town, Yanqing County, Beijing. Badaling Ski Resort has many exciting entertainment ice. Starting from the longest ice arena motorcycle, sleigh pulled by a dog, snow sauna to making ice sculptures.
5. Jundushan Ski Resort
Jundushan Ski Resort is one of the sights that are often visited by snow skiers. They come to as many as 6,000 to 10,000 per day. No.588-famous resort, Zhenshun village, Cuicun Town, Changping District has 20 different types of snow slides.
6. Snow World Ski Resort
If you want to visit this one skii resort, try to move into Xiaogongmen. Shisanling Town, Changping District. Snow World Ski Resort is one of the best ski arena in Beijing which occupies an area of 50 hectares with a slide area of 10 hectares. Some of the attractions that will be displayed at this resort are motorcycles snow, ice sledge drawn by dogs, and so forth. All the facilities were imported directly from the United States or even Canada. As for other facilities, such as coffee bars and restaurants and western China.


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Autodesk just released a new Hotfix for Navisworks (all flavors) and it fixes/resolves the following issues…
- Problems resulting from operations that involve clicking in the first column of the Clash results grid, such as collapsing/expanding groups, dragging clashes and resizing columns.
- Issues with material and transparency inconsistency when importing FBX files.
- Issues with the automatic selection of the correct Rendering engine (Presenter or Autodesk)
Note: it is not necessary to have installed Navisworks 2014 Service Pack 1 before installing this hotfix
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While the traditional spa is designed around the idea of extreme pampering and all-day treatments once or twice a year, Tru Spa on Kearny Street is a "New York" style establishment with modern customers in mind, who want specific services and don't usually have more than an hour or two to spare. Tru's treatments surpass the ambience, but the place is still "aesthetically interesting without the weight of the normal spa pretensions or attitude." Modern and plush, Tru's treatment rooms come in an assortment of relaxing monochromatic shades. Bamboo flooring is everywhere, and Tru donates a portion of its proceeds to environmental organizations. Some of the spa's treats include its superior deep cleansing facials, particularly the Crystal Blast, which uses tiny crystals and an enzyme mask to break up dead skin cells and diminish wrinkles.
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Together as one family
Mrs Graham's apples all blew off the tree in the storm!
Bad news! We all said.
She brought a bag into school so we could make a cake.
Good news! We all said.
See how we made the cake and how we cooked it.
It was moist and very tasty!
Welcome to Class 1!
This is where you'll find pictures of our latest activities. Do you have any ideas for this page? Why not let us know.
Have you seen the Kids' Zone? Play games and visit some cool websites. You can vote for your favourites.
Every month, Catherine from the New Bookshop comes to school with a new book for class 1. This month we decided we would go and visit the shop. While we were there we heard some amazing new stories and had a look round the shop. It was super. We all got a sticker and said a big thank you.
The next day we opened the book and it was called The Station Mouse. We will read it again next week. The children were all beautifully behaved and the staff were very proud of them.
Thanks to Emily's mum, Kate, for coming with us.
Class 1 enjoyed a day at Muncaster Castle, where the children consolidated the half-term's work by getting close up and personal to many birds, including owls, eagles and a vulture! Poor Mrs Graham was terrified every time the birds swooped over our heads! We enjoyed our picnic in the courtyard, where visitors to the castle complimented the staff on the children's behaviour. They had an ice cream, a trip to the gift shop, and a play in the park. We had a singsong for Mrs Sloan who was celebrating her birthday! A lovely trip out with Class 1. Thanks to Luke Graham and Sue Walker for all the help!
"We're going on a bear hunt, we're going to catch a big one!"
As a grand finale to our work on We're Going on a Bear Hunt, by Michael Rosen, the children were invited to get their maps and binoculars and go look for bears in the garden and the field. We found many bears! Eden took her 'map' and we sang and chanted all the way round the school finding bears.
Mrs F brought in a new plant for the herb garden. The children were invited to smell it and say what they though. It was tricky! Lots of children thought it was a fruity smell. When they found out what it was called they all said "OOH YES!"
It's in the herb garden now and the children know how to smell the leaves.
Now it's summer it 's time to make our garden even better by planting. We filled the beds with fresh compost and planted hostas, geraniums, irises and lots of herbs.
We also made sure that one bed is full of plant pots and trowels for play activities.
The children know that the plants need regular watering to keep them healthy!
In September and October 2017 Class 1 were lucky enough to have some cricket lessons with Chris. They learnt lots of ball skills, including bowling, batting, and not forgetting " Whack the wicket!"
They had a great time, and made amazing progress. We will continue to develop our cricket skills later in the year.


text: DigitalLinkedIn CEO Ranks Number One Boss in New Glassdoor SurveyBy Vicki Salemi|March 21, 2014 ShareBy Vicki Salemi|March 21, 2014 ShareIf you could rate the CEO of your company, what percentage would you give him or her?Per a new Glassdoor survey, Jeff Weiner, the CEO at LinkedIn has brought in a 100 percent approval rating! His employees voluntarily and anonymously posted feedback on Glassdoor and consequently rated him as the highest chief executive officer in their 2014 survey.According to results and employee reviews, he's known for complete transparency and clear communications. Per a CBS News piece, in December he told Knowledge@Wharton, "For me, leadership is the ability to inspire others to achieve shared objectives. For me, that's the entire difference between leaders and managers. Managers tell people what to do. Leaders inspire them to do it."As for the next CEO on the list? That's Alan Mulally from Ford. He snagged a 97 percent approval rating and has been praised for cultivating communications between various groups to work more cohesively as a team. "Public relations firm Edelman is next on the list since Richard Edelman also landed a 97 percent approval rating.In case you're wondering, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg dropped from number one on last year's list to number nine. It's still not too shabby — after all, the CEO received a 93 percent approval rating in the survey.Here's an overview of the top 10 executives:1. LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner (100 percent) 2. Ford CEO Alan Mulally (97 percent) 3. Edelman CEO Richard Edelman (97 percent) 4. Qualcomm CEO Paul Jacobs (95 percent) 5. Costco CEO Craig Jelinek (95 percent) 6. Intuit CEO Brad Smith (94 percent) 7. Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein (94 percent) 8. Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz (93 percent) 9. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg (93 percent) 10. Google CEO Larry Page (93 percent) Sharehttp://adweek.it/2kNUmkC copy Adweek Adweek


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My first impression of Sweden was formed by Summer with Monika, an art-house film by Ingmar Bergman that captures the balmy Swedish summer and long, sun-kissed days and evenings of the Baltic coastline at its best. Discovering Sweden's dark side, as portrayed in Nordic Noir crime fiction, only fuelled my interest. Novelist Henning Mankell set his Kurt Wallander crime stories in Skåne, the country's southernmost region. The TV series captures the promontory beautifully, with its rolling countryside and big skies reflected in the surrounding seas. Malmö, Skåne's capital, is the setting for many a dark deed in Wallander's tales – and in grisly Scandinavian crime drama series The Bridge.
Malmö is a quick commute from Denmark, just half an hour across the bridge in question, Öresund; flying into Copenhagen Airport, then taking a train over the road and rail bridge, is the easiest way to get there. I've made the crossing several times and I'm pleased to say I've yet to come across a dead body.


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While this outstanding food at The Welcome Hotel from Chef Daniel Mulligan leans to his Italian years at Pilu At Freshwater, Mulligan has found his own feet, and stands firmly. The Ajò menu is well sized with half a dozen choices of starters or mains, such as the stunning Swordfish belly, crusted with Pilu bottarga, pickled beetroots, grapefruit puree ($21). With the dearest main at only thirty five bucks, this is not only some of the best food in Sydney, but right up there with best value. Then, there are the desserts, and the cheeses. And with all of that you also get bloody good damn service too, up there with fine dining, but with a little pub softening as accent. Set inside The Welcome Hotel, Ajò boasts two rooms - including a covered courtyard - with spacious place settings, an excellent wine list with great choices by the glass or carafe, and access to the daily tap craft beer list of the pub. There's everything to love, and no reason to miss out. Go!
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Last night we confronted a question together that many of us have been wrestling with alone since Mark Scandrette's teaching last week:
What do we do with the resistance that naturally rises up in us when we hear Christ's invitation into the life that is truly life?
After all, it seems like a life lived as a follower of Jesus doesn't just mean setting aside 20 minutes a day for centering prayer or one day out of every seven for rest and delight in who he is and who he has made us to be. It's beginning to seem like Jesus might be asking us for our entire lives. And this can feel like more than we are actually willing to give. For me, the deeper we have gone into our study and practices for the suburban stronghold, the more these words of Jesus begin to come to mind:
For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me will find it. (Matthew 16:25)
Very truly I tell you, unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds. (John 12:24)
Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross daily and follow me. (Luke 9:23)
And the more these teachings come to mind, the more my gut tightens, the more I want to turn to coping mechanisms that keep me from thinking about the ways I am attached to stuff, and the more I'd rather stay on the surface of things where it's safe.
All of this is why praying through Matthew 11:28-30 and listening to Scott Gibson's invitation to get curious with our resistance last night felt so tender and holy and safe. Remembering the kindness of God who got curious when Adam and Eve ate the fruit in the garden, asking them, "Where are you?" gave us a framework and permission to get curious with ourselves. As Scott taught, what might God do if when we felt resistance – anger, contempt, sadness, or just discomfort – instead of shaming ourselves and judging others, we simply noticed and asked: "What is this about? What is happening here?"
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Such gentleness with our fragile hearts and souls! Is this even possible? And can we practice this "getting curious" without the expectation of an immediate answer, knowing that God may take time to unravel what's really under the resistance? Can we stay in the wonder? Can we be the curious child who asks his mom or dad why a giraffe's neck is so long and is perfectly content not knowing for sure, but wondering about all the possibilities?
This week, we are practicing (1) getting curious and (2) we'll continue working through Mark's book Free by reading chapter 2, called Value and Align Your Time.
Here are the six questions Scott gave us to help with getting curious when we feel resistance:
- What am I observing that my heart seems to be doing?
- What am I noticing that my body is experiencing?
- What are the feelings that I am aware of?
- What are the questions that I want to have answers for?
- Where does my heart want to go with what I am becoming aware of?
- Are there others I could invite to wonder with me?
If I'm going to go with these questions, get curious and wonder, I need God's help. The song we sang last night may just be a refrain as I do:
You hear us calling,
You hear us calling, Abba Father.
Lord, have mercy. Christ, have mercy.
Lord, have mercy. Christ, have mercy.
Scott mentioned Barbara Brown Taylor's most recent book Learning to Walk in the Dark as being helpful to him, so that may be something to check out if you're looking to learn more.
May you feel the presence of our kind Father this week,


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Reclaiming Creativity for Its Own Sake
Sriniwas Rao, the creator of the Unmistakable Creative podcast, makes a counterintuitive argument: By focusing your creative work on pleasing yourself, you can increase your productivity, happiness, and (eventually, paradoxically) the size of your audience. We should intentionally create art for ourselves alone –– an audience of one. Rao shares stories of creatives who took this path and actionable tips. By playing to an audience of one, we can find a greater sense of community.
The value of creativity can often get lost in the cogs of a larger business machine. Once a new design is approved, executives turn their attention to material costs, production schedules and sales forecasts. The creative spark that came up with that new design is now an historical event.
In his book An Audience of One: Reclaiming Creativity for Its Own Sake, Srinivas Rao argues that any creative endeavor is ultimately undervalued if it is done at the command of others. There is an inevitable compromise as your work is modified to meet audience expectations, with the end result that your work lacks any of its original authenticity.
Reclaiming Creativity
Rao believes that if you can remain committed to creativity "for its own sake" rather than chasing external rewards such as fame and financial reward, you can learn to produce your best work. Being your own audience –– the audience of one –– not only reaffirms your well-being but also preserves the joy of the creative process.
To achieve that goal, you must follow a counterintuitive path that teaches you how to listen to your creativity, yourself, your environment and others:
Listening to Creativity. Rao proposes that treating creativity as a ticket to external rewards such as fame and fortune will inevitably stifle the creative process. You end up chasing your target audience and modifying your work to please a fickle master. If you are willing to take a leap of faith and embrace creativity for its own sake, the creative process becomes your source of happiness. Instead of chasing the next record deal, gallery showing or book review, you can feel the joy of simply being immersed in the work itself.
Listening to Yourself. The moment you start seeking approval from others for your work is the moment you stop listening to yourself. You are now in pursuit of an external standard that you feel pressured to meet. If you are dependent on your creativity to earn a living, that pressure can be stifling.
Learning to listen to yourself begins with clarifying your own values and learning to trust your responses to anything that doesn't align with those values. Questioning everything you're told and challenging superficial responses to those questions will build your confidence and allow your creativity to flow more freely.
Listening to Your Environment. Your physical space has the power to inspire your creativity or to smother it. Every color, sound, smell and texture can be calming or distracting, and, the author argues, if you are not in control of that environment, it will be in control of you. Clearing physical clutter is essential to freeing up mental space, and the fewer distractions you have, the more you are free to focus on your work.
Listening to Others. Taking on too many tasks in the creation and delivery of your art is both inefficient and frustrating. You need peers, colleagues and subcontractors to free you up to concentrate on what you do best. If you isolate yourself to avoid distractions, you forgo the positive energy of community support. You also deny yourself the opportunity of an alternative perspective that could make your work even better.
The Paradox of Creative Work
Rao quotes cultural icon David Bowie's assessment of his own artistic career: "I didn't strive for success. I tried to do something artistically important." That, from the author's perspective, is the paradox of creative work. If you create for an audience of one, your work is much more likely to resonate with an audience of millions, as Bowie's work did.
An Audience of One offers a counterintuitive path back to the joy of the creative process. If you need an audience for your work and the financial remuneration it provides, Srinivas Rao suggests that by remaining focused on an audience of one –– yourself - you can preserve the purpose and authenticity of your art while still keeping a roof over your head.
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We were very grateful to one of our members, Maureen Shepherd, for stepping in at quite short notice to lead this Dayschool on Fabric Books. Maureen is an experienced tutor, a member of the Embroidery group, EDGE and is the present chairman of the Dundee & East of Scotland branch of the Embroiderers' Guild, so she is a very busy lady!
The first part of the morning was taken up with preparing a pattern for our book. This involved a lot of precise measuring, line drawing and cutting - quite a challenge for most of us! Maureen had prepared and cut the fabric we needed for the main part of the book so all we needed to do was follow the instructions on the pattern and fold our fabric correctly. This was not as easy as it sounds! However, with Maureen's expert guidance we all managed. The rest of the day was much more relaxed as we decorated our 'books' from the great selection of fabric, buttons, ribbons, inks and stamps which Maureen had supplied.She had suggested a 'Circles' theme so with a bit of colour and some stitching we were well on our way!
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Amitriptyline Warnings and Precautions
Some of the conditions you should let your healthcare provider know about before you take amitriptyline include glaucoma, schizophrenia, diabetes, and bladder problems. You should also tell your healthcare provider about any drugs you may be currently taking. A few other amitriptyline warnings and precautions to be aware of include possible drug interactions, an increased risk of suicidal thoughts or behaviors in some people taking amitriptyline, and the drug's potential to affect the mental or physical ability of some people.
Amitriptyline: What Should I Tell My Healthcare Provider?You should talk with your healthcare provider prior to taking amitriptyline hydrochloride (Elavil®) if you have:
- Bipolar disorder or a family history of bipolar disorder
- Schizophrenia
- A history of suicide attempts or suicidal thoughts
- Severe anxiety or agitation
A recent history of heart attack
- Heart problems, including heart disease
- Hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid)
- Seizures
- Glaucoma
- Bladder problems
- Diabetes
- Difficulty passing urine
- An enlarged prostate (also known as benign prostatic hyperplasia or BPH)
- Liver problems
- Any allergies, including allergies to foods, dyes, or preservatives.
Also let your healthcare provider know if you:
- Are pregnant or thinking of becoming pregnant
- Are breastfeeding
- Drink alcohol regularly
- Will be undergoing surgery.
Also tell your healthcare provider about all of the medicines you take, including prescription and non-prescription medicines, vitamins, and herbal supplements.
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Once a Soup Nazi, always The Soup Nazi: Larry Thomas will reprise his Emmy-nominated Seinfeld role for Colossal Clusterfest
San Francisco's first-ever Colossal Clusterfest this June will include interactive exhibits for fans of hit sitcoms South Park, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Seinfeld. The Seinfeld set-up at Clusterfest features a full-scale re-creation of Jerry's apartment in the Upper West Side of Manhattan, a Festivus pole, and food from Monk's Cafe and the Soup Nazi. If you get in line for the soup, you'll have to follow the directions to succeed in getting served by the Soup Nazi himself — Larry Thomas, who earned an Emmy nomination for playing the role back in Season 7, Episode 6. That aired...Read More


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There is such a massive world media response after the vote because the result was so inconsistent with Britain's long-term image, and self-image, in the world.
As one brought up in a country that still believes that "[limted] executive power derives from some farcical [non-aquatic] ceremony," I sometimes find it hard to remeber how distorted the UK image in the world is.
We (meaning all including the UK here) think of the UK as educated, intelligent, witty, tolerant, calm, principled, classy, well-governed, and above all as living in the world so well portrayed in what my family has long called "Master-Race Theater." At its core has been the idea of Britain "standing alone" against Nazism. At some level, we all thought we could rely on the UK, if not to save the world again, at least to act as a real anchor against chaos.
But last week forced that image into conflict with the reality of a small, short-sighted, disunited, unpredictable and selfish island with a non-functioning political system. In other words, it is not so different from the rest of the world. It is a bit scary.
Now indeed the world wonders if "standing alone," was less about principled "standing," and more about being "alone." And, let me tell you, British exceptionalism may be more self-deprecatory (at least for some of the people, some of the time), but it is a far more subtle, pervasive, and deeply ingrained version than, for example, the American one.
US exceptionalism, in an idea-driven pluralistic country, is more about the specialness of the country as a whole . But British exceptionalism, in a country that all too often still thinks of itself as racially unique, is at least as much about the special character of all its citizens. That is impossible to budge. Changing it would require asking people not to think about the world differently, but rather to think about themselves differently.
So the rest of the world, disabused of its faith in the reliability of Britain, is not only disoriented, but a little frightened, as the whole world seems to change in its orbit.


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What used to be a two man team on a small wooden table with wheels serving excellent coffee and pastry as a POP-up coffee shop across paris, has now established itself firmly in the 15th arrondissement.
A beautiful inviting warm café that opened earlier this year (2017) is bringing hot tasty coffee and delicious home made food to a neighbourhood that is lacking in trendy new cafés.
Enter O Coffeeshop on 23 Rue de Laurel and you will instantly feel at home. Bright sunlight entering the two large windows that have comfortable cushioned seating, with marble little tables, geometric tiles and wall paper is a good sign of a good café.
The simple clean and modern feel of this café has a little twist. If you have a sharp eye you will notice a surfing theme, two custom-made surf boards (the owner's) and great surfing photographs on the far wall with a few surfing magazine scattered on the bar table. This is because the two owner Timothée and Mathew are surf and coffee buddies.
This is Timothée, French surfer dude with an attitude….. a coffee love attitude ! Very welcoming and passionate about serving you the good stuff (drinks, food and atmosphere).
Their coffee is Bellville smooth and strong, they serve delicious variety of homemade cakes, cookies and baked goodies. They also serve delicious breakfast and lunch, so pop in and check out their rotating menu.
I think this is going to be my regular coffee place, not only becasue of their delicious coffee but I feel there is a relaxed warm atmosphere that welcomes you throughout the day. Pus their cinnamon roll are out of this world !


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Happy Friday. Here's something new: A big snowstorm is headed for the Northeast. Imagine that.
To the surprise of exactly no one following the story, the Mt.Gox bitcoin exchange has gone belly up. Cue the "questions surrounding bitcoin's future" cacophony. (Voice of America)
If, however, you're a little late to the digital currency story, here's an excellent summary and outlook piece showing that, despite the PR hit, bitcoin soldiers on. (SiliconANGLE)


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THE HISTORICAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF CHINESE ACCOUNTING (OR R-P = E-B) by Guo Daoyang Zhongnan University of Finance and Economics Wuhan, The People's Republic of China Translated by: Du Jianjun, People's University of China Richard Vangermeersch, University of Rhode Island NOTE: This is a revised version of the paper presented by Professor Guo at the Fifth World Congress of Accounting Historians in Sydney in August, 1988. Going back to prehistorical times, primitive tribes in China created rich and varied symbols of calculation and of record-keeping to meet the needs of production and distribution. Archaeological studies have verified that the engraved symbols of the Jiahu Man about 8000 years ago in the province of Henan were in use much earlier than Egyptian papyrus.1 Also, numerals were employed 6000 years ago by the Banpo Man in the province of Shaanxi.2 It is easy to recognize that the usage of compound symbols indicated that a calculation had occurred. Other examples of record-keeping are notching wood and tying knots. These methods were mentioned in Chinese mythology and clearly reflect an embryonic stage of accounting in China. These primitive accounting activities are major marks of progress in the Chinese culture. Governmental accounting in China during the Zhou Dynasty (1100-256 B.C.) has attracted the attention of accounting historians throughout the world. Michael Chatfield stated "In the procedural areas of internal control, budgeting, and audit, the Chaos (Zhous) probably had no peers in the ancient world."3 A well organized accounting and treasury system was established during the Zhou Dynasty, as reflected in the book of the rites of Zhous.4 The Prime Minister (Tianguan) appointed both the Chief Accountant (Sikuai) and the Grand Treasurer (Dafu). The Chief Accountant was in charge of calculating national figures and of his accounting staff, which were responsible for accounting, receiving, and disbursing both money and commodities. The jobs of receiving and disbursing money and commodities were divided into three sections. The three officials in charge were: the Zhinei, in charge of national receipts; the Zhisui, in charge of national expenditures; and the Zhibi, in charge of the surplus. These three divisions checked and examined each other. The Dafu (Grand Treasurer) was the highest ranking officer in the Treasury organization. He appointed five custodial officers. They were the Neifu, in charge of valuables; Waifu, in charge of receiving and disbursing articles of everyday use; Jiouzheng, in charge of wine; Siqiou, in charge of furs; and Zhangpi, in charge of receiving and disbursing leather. In addition, the Court of Zhou established the Quanfu post, in charge of taxes levied on city-states. The national government used the taxes for investment to earn interest by making loans or for price regulation actions in certain markets. The Tianfu post The Accounting Historians Notebook, Fall, 1989


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One of the problems with education reform is that US high schools operate under ambiguous orders. On the surface, there seems to be a shared vision. A recent Gallup poll echoed President Obama's sentiments when it found that nearly all Americans (84 percent) agree that "high school students should be well-prepared for college and a career."
But what happens if you go beyond the rhetoric? What will you learn if you ask what "prepared for college and a career" means in the context of our classrooms? Unfortunately, not a whole lot. That's because there is no consensus on what this preparation entails and what high schools should be doing to produce educated minds.
Why is this important? Because unless we can define what this means, efforts at school reform will wander and drift with no way to gauge success or failure. As the saying goes, "If you don't know where you're going, any road will take you there."
Fortunately, we do have enough agreement to begin a productive conversation. Americans freely acknowledge that mastery of academic content is one aspect of preparation for higher education and the workforce. But their vision includes other factors as well. And they believe that the debate about school reform should focus on more than increased rigor or enhanced accountability — two critical goals that must be augmented, not abandoned. Read more>>


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Soursop Leave Benefits
One plant that we have in our backyard no knowing the benefits that it can offer to our life.
I talking about the soursop plant and more specifically, the leaves.
There are many benefits that are associated with this magnificent plant, one of them is the cure for cancer.
Research has proved that soursop has an active ingredient that is 10000 times stronger than chemotherapy in fighting cancer cells. including prostate, lung and breast cancer.
10 leaves in 3 cups of water until one cup remains.
The soursop has a pineapple and strawberry flavor. A delicious fruit that can be used for the milkshake. Apart from its anticancer properties, it has several other medical benefits.
Other benefits include:
1-Treatment of uric acid
2-Treatment of back pain
3-Treatment of diabetes
4-Treatment of eczema and rheumatism
5-Treatment for boost immune system and prevents infection.
6-For your skin (natural cure for ulcer)
7-For the hair will help you gets rid of lice
Just make some tea with it and enjoy the benefits.So I think it's worthy to give it a try, remember always checking with your Dr. for advice.


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We've all been taught the common practice of proper hand-washing techniques. Now hand sanitizers seem to have taken over.
Hand sanitizers are everywhere! There is little doubt of their efficacy.
Both homes and schools allow unsupervised use without batting an eye.
Yet there can be a problem in substituting them for hand-washing.
Could some people suffer from not maintaining their hand-washing habits?
Safety Problems with Hand Sanitizers
According to Snopes, ingestion of hand sanitizer can result in alcohol poisoning. It doesn't take a lot since some can be over 60% alcohol (which is comparable to 120 proof)!
In fairness to the companies that produce these items, they do usually contain a clear warning to "Keep out of the reach of children."
Yet for some reason, the warning isn't always needed, especially with regard to at-risk populations.
Caregivers may not always see what is happening with dementia patients when the product is so readily available.
Perhaps fear of the flu has caused a bit of a premature rush to judgment in deciding proper use of these products.
Due to the strong scent, a number of people are over-stimulated and keep reaching for more.
There is some disagreement among medical professionals as to how much is too much.
Nevertheless, there can be an obvious and potential safety hazard.
Caregivers may need to exercise more control over the availability of such products to ensure healthy practices.
The Need to Supervise the Use of Hand Sanitizers
Unintended use of hand sanitizers when needed but without monitoring may expose vulnerable seniors to the possibility of intoxication or alcohol poisoning.
Some may use it excessively, rubbing it all over like lotion, inhaling it repeatedly, or even lick it.
Maybe it's time to update our best practices upon the realization that unfettered use of the substances may not always be wise.
In addition, if a family member is seen as at-risk for these problems you may want to consider alcohol-free products.
Is Hand Sanitizer Being Substituted for Hand-Washing?
In both homes and senior residences, people have far too easy accessibility to these products.
In addition to the dangers of ingestion, there is the danger of not being trained to wash hands regularly.
Keep in mind that hand-washing is the #1 way to reduce and kill harmful infections.
In flu outbreaks, the most often heard refrain from the medical community is the importance of hand-washing.
Yet many seniors and caregivers may not be utilizing suitable habits in order to develop the significant layer of safety brought about by frequent hand-washing.
Hand-washing has often been taught both at school and at home.
With the convenience of hand-sanitizers, there is a tendency to squirt one's hands rather than go to the trouble of seeing that hands have been washed.
Such an easy fix can lull people into much too frequent use at the expense of hand-washing routines before eating, after using the restroom, and countless other needed times.
Do Hand Sanitizers Have a Proper Place?
This is not to say hand sanitizers are bad, as the effectiveness of the sanitizers regarding the spread of contagions is widely accepted, as many hospitals and clinics across the country use them regularly.
The unanswered question is whether it is really more effective than hand-washing, a number of health professionals warn us that exclusive use of hand sanitizers will not substitute for diligent hand washing.
So one might deduce they each have a place in our cleanliness regimen.
It could be that society is a bit too relaxed. Now that it is known that hand sanitizers work, people are not continuing to give appropriate attention to the vital need for the value of careful hand-washing habits.
Hand sanitizers do have a proper place, but folks would be well-advised to be sure they are continuing good habits of hand-washing and only using sanitizers when hand-washing is not available.
Since being a senior requires a little more watchfulness of your health, above you saw reasons to continue rigorous hand-washing, then hand sanitizers still have a place since we often find ourselves without access to soap and a sink.
So when you hire a Papa Pal at joinpapa.com to help lessen the workload of caregiving or to enhance your senior experience with transportation and socialization, remember to take sanitizer in the car.
However when possible continue to practice faithful and thorough hand washing.


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Yesterday came confirmation of the long-simmering rumor that Finnegan's River will be shutting down to make room for yet more condo development. Today comes images of what the planned development, Miami Riverwalk, will look like.
According to exMiami, Riverwalk will consist of four individual 750-foot high tower, with about 1,772 residential units, 360 hotel rooms, over 100,000 square feet of office space and about 180,000 square feet of retail between them. Though, the crown jewel is the actual walkway along the Miami River.
The project is backed by developers Chetrit Group and designed by local architect Kobi Karp.
See also: Finnegan's River in Brickell Closing
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The current plan calls for the construction to be done in phases, with the actual river walk being completed in the middle of the project.
Developers also hope to apply for a 'Special Area Plan' exception, so that the development doesn't need to meet all the requirements of the Miami 21 development plan.
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Darth Vader, Princess Leia and Luke Skywalker have their own theme songs in the Star Wars movies – now, in Solo: A Star Wars Story everyone's favourite, Chewbacca has one too!
"John Williams himself suggested that John Powell would be a great candidate to not only use the classic Star Wars themes, but also the new theme that John Williams himself wrote for Han Solo," Howard said in the video posted on Twitter on Tuesday. "John Powell wrote a lot of great themes, including the first-ever Chewbacca theme."
Ron Howard dropped some Chewbacca-themed bombs on fans today with his video Q&A for Solo: A Star Wars Story. For one, Chewie (Joonas Suotamo) and Han Solo (Alden Ehrenreich), do not start out as friends… Read more from Entertainment Weekly


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Just like Vicky's dad, this wine has a personality all its own! The residual sugars are well balanced with the acidity to finish clean and fresh. This vibrantly refreshing blush wine has soft fine grain tannin. An ideal everyday wine.
The King of Reds, the world's premier red grape, the world's most dominant red grape, and on it goes. Cabernet Sauvignon is the most sought after red wine on the market, and with good reason. 100% Kentucky Cabernet Sauvignon, velvety Cab with leather and cassis on the nose; well balanced with a dark chocolate & espresso velvety finish. Serve with rack of lamb, braised duck breast, or grilled steak.
This Merlot shows the qualities that have made this grape a variety favorite. A range of fresh flavors such as plums, cherries and blackberries mixed with black pepper tones. The tannin levels are fairly low and the fruit flavor is very forward. Enjoy this wine with pasta, meats and sharp cheeses.
A unique and very forward full bodied wine, rich, dark, heavy in tannin with lush texture and ripe fruit flavors. Shiraz is delicious with red meats complimenting their somewhat heavier flavors.
An excitingly fresh and crisp dry white wine that boasts Germanic style. On the palate a wonderful grapefruit, pineapple, and citrus flavors. A compliment to seafood's, salads, poultry or other light dishes that include herbs and spices, this wine is wonderful to enjoy by itself especially on a warm summer's day.
This wine is in a class all its own! A semi-sweet wine with a lively and fresh light green apple taste, finishing clean and crisp. When served cold, Cayuga is perfect with grilled foods, lightly seasoned poultry, pork and mild cheeses.
This white French hybrid lives up to its Gewurztraminer heritage. It begins with an intense fruit aroma and finishes with richness. This wine is delightful with dessert, makes a great companion to spicy cuisine and on warm summer evening.
In accent times this wine was considered the drink of the gods, the source of love, magic and wonder from time immemorial. Mead or honey wine is the oldest alcohol containing drink known to man. Most people expect this wine as honey sweet and not the light, clean flavor of fine white wine. There was a time when all wine was made of honey and the grape version was unknown. $19.95
Like eating fresh grapes right off the vine adding a honeyed character with a hint of Muscat to the bouquet. Named after Vicky's mom, Loretto is a very sweet white desert wine that goes especially well with cheesecake.
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Want to Sell More? Offer Less – What's the Magic Number?
Selling more is about selling less? Yes! That's a paradox but one that holds true again and again. So what's the magic number? According to Derek Halpern of Social Triggers, Inc. the number is between 1-6.
He gives the example of Amazon who has six options listed for those people who bought one book there are six other book options available. He also talks about Chicago's 37 Signals who offers 4 – 5 options from each of its services.
The important thing to remember here is that people want to choose and they want you to make it easy for them to buy. I can't tell you the number of times I have spoken to prospects and clients who have dozens of ideas they want to offer their marketplace. This is a big red flag. Take the time to cull your offers down to a few really great offers. Then think about what makes those few offers really unique. It will be all about those personal touches, going the extra mile, the unique differentiators that will draw people to you.
And most of all, realize that we all need help. Ask your colleagues, your advisors, your friends to help you figure out those first three really good offers you can start with if you are in the place of having too much you are currently offering. Do MORE with LESS . . . NOW.


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In April 2013 we held our first Impact Day. The event was a departure from our traditional Annual Conference. Over the course of the day patients, supporters, fundraisers and staff were taken on an emotional journey, from the charity's beginnings in the 1960s, right through to where we are today and what our future holds.
Our aim was to share our shared history, our passion and our belief. From the interactive exhibtion to thought provoking and emotional speakers the day imparted a sense of family, community and also the urgency for our cause.
The charity has come a long way over the last 53 years. Impact Day not only helped to remind us of how we have come from, but also focussed on how much more we need to do for blood cancer patients.
The video below offers viewers an insight into the day and is a reminder to all those that took part of what a truly special day it was.


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Friday, 8 July 2016
Lancôme Juicy Shakers
I come from generation Lancôme Juicy Tube so it was only right that I tried the newest kid on the block, the Juicy Shaker. I remember the Juicy Tubes being my first high end purchase and I use to spend ages hanging around the counters deciding what to spend my £11 on, yes, they really were £11, bargain right?! Lychee was always my favourite with Bubblegum for its iridescent finish being a close second. The joys of being a nineties kid.
The Lancôme Juicy Shakers burst onto the beauty scene a few months ago with every shade you can think of, including a vibrant blue. Lancôme have described it as the newest lip revolution as all you have to do is shake and dab then just let the bi phased formula do its thing. The Juicy Shakers contain three hydrating oils, sweet almond oil, omega 3 and cranberry oil which keep your lips plump, nourished and looking fabulous while the added pigments give a burst of colour with an added glossy finish.
There are 13 shades available with the Blue, Mint To Be, being limited edition. I have Mangoes Wild which is Lily Collin's favourite shaker. The Juicy Shakers are cocktails for lips minus the hangover, shake your lipgloss like you're shaking up the world's best mojito, remove the cap and apply the colour with the super soft dabber. The product is non sticky even though it's a gloss and they smell incredible too. Gone are the days of getting your hair stuck in your juicy tubed lips!
Have you tried the Lancôme Juicy Shakers? What is your favourite?
Posted by Alice Anne at 7/08/2016
Labels: beauty
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I definitely want to try this product! I'm not much of a lip kinda gal and lipsticks and lip products in general don't really excite me as I prefer a light tint :)ReplyDelete
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This would be perfect for you then if it's a tint that you prefer xxDelete
Wow I've never come across anything like this before and love the whole aspect around it! The packaging is so unique and perfect for popping in your handbag! Might have to give this a try for summer xReplyDelete
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The packaging is really cute and I really like the formula xxDelete
I've seen these floating around, I definitely want to try them out!ReplyDelete
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Gyanendra Keshri is an editor and writer with a rich and varied experience in journalism spanning over a decade. As Resident Editor he is in charge of the day-to-day editorial operations of INCLUSION and other Group publications and also responsible for Skoch Group's online presence. An expert in political and development economy Gyanendra has worked with virtually all media streams - news agency, newspaper, magazine, television and the Internet.
He was Assistant Editor, Indo-Asian News Service (IANS), handling business and economic policy between 2010-14. He was Principal Correspondent, Qatar Tribune, Doha, between 2006-10. Prior to that he was Correspondent, Asian News International (ANI) and Enadu Television.
He is M.A. in Mass Communication, Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and B.A. (Honours) in Economics. He holds Diploma in Financial Management (DipFM) from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), London and Post Graduate Diploma in English Journalism from Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), New Delhi. He loves travelling and cooking and has worked abroad for four years.
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The enormous popularity of this bar tells you everything you need to know about tapas.
You should try some chorizitos, patatas bravas, solomillo (cubed steak) or atún (tuna, which here comes spicy). The beer (its storage, handling and pouring) is also a good point of this place.
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Yard: Paintings by Adam Normandin
Photorealistic paintings of freight trains sitting idle and covered with graffiti, or speeding through the tracks that plays with focus and the passage of time.
The rail yard, for me, is where my work begins; there's a whole process involved in getting to the tracks. I think creatively it adds a certain level of thrill—being somewhere I am not supposed to be and discovering a beautiful world within this forbidden place, so to speak.On view at Bernaducci Meisel Gallery Sept. 4 – 27.


text: It could be that morrowind comes out as early as tommorow (may 31st) or as late as the 4th. Either way it is less than a week! I am so stoked for this title to come out on xbox and make the pc (at least on most pc's) version look like crap. I love it on pc don't get me wrong but I am so excited to see it on xbox. It's the version I've wanted since i first heard about it coming out!


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Credit Card Customers Confused About Terms and Rewards
Credit card users are more satisfied with their cards in 2013, but a substantial number remain confused about their rewards and terms.
The 2013 Credit Card Satisfaction Study by J.D. Power showed fewer than one-half (47%) of credit card customers say they "completely" understand their credit card terms. Among these customers, 73 percent indicate a lack of clarity regarding interest rates, and 31 percent lack an understanding of late payment fees.
In addition, many customers say they remain confused about their credit card rewards. Customer understanding of how to earn and redeem rewards with their credit card has dropped over the past year, with 59 percent of customers saying they "completely" understand how to earn rewards in 2013, compared with 66 percent in 2012. One-third of customers said they are unaware of the benefits associated with their card.
The study showed there could be a strong financial incentive for issuers to do a better job explaining the rewards programs to their customers.
"Customers who use their card's benefits spend an average of $400 more per month on their card, compared with those who are aware of benefits but do not use them, so clearly this is an area of importance to card issuers," said Jim Miller, senior director of banking services at J.D. Power.
The study showed that the credit card industry is making positive strides with their customers as cardholder satisfaction improved for the fourth year in a row.
The study also shows signs that economic conditions are slowly improving for households: 27 percent of credit card customers indicate they are better off in 2013, up from 23 percent in 2012 and 20 percent in 2011. On the other hand, 17 percent indicate they are worse off, down from 23 percent in 2012 and 29 percent in 2011.
For the 7th year in a row, American Express ranked highest in satisfaction by the 14,000 customers polled for the survey. Here are the five issuers with the highest rating:
- American Express
- Discover
- Chase
- Barclaycard
- U.S. Bank
The study measures credit card customer satisfaction in interaction, credit card terms, billing and payment, rewards, benefits and services, and problem resolution. It was conducted in May and June of this year.


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Gerald Ford. This is a short (but effective) biography of President Ford. It is from USA Presidents.
From the site:
Gerald Rudolph Ford, Jr. (born July 14 , 1913 ) (born Leslie Lynch King, Jr. , renamed after adoption) was the fortieth ( 1973 - 1974 ) Vice President and the thirty-eighth ( 1974 - 1977 ) President of the United States . He remains the only President to serve without being elected to either the presidency or vice presidency.
Ford was a member of the House of Representatives for 24 years from 1949 - 1973 , and became Minority Leader of the House. After Vice President Spiro Agnew resigned during Richard Nixon 's presidency, on October 10 , 1973 , Nixon appointed Ford to take Agnew's place. The United States Senate voted 92 to 3 to confirm Ford on November 27 , 1973 and on December 6 , the House confirmed him 387 to 35.
When Nixon then resigned in the wake of the Watergate scandal , Ford assumed the presidency, proclaiming that "our long national nightmare is over". One month later, Ford gave Nixon a blanket pardon for any crimes he might have committed while President or indeed anything else he might have done - a move that many historians believe cost him election in 1976 .
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1. Click the Bulk Import icon located just next to the Compose button on the top right hand side of the dashboard.
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Using the Bulk Importer
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The Health Insurance Marketplace is the place where you will find information about private health insurance options, purchase health insurance, and obtain help with premiums and out-of-pocket costs if you are eligible.
The initial open enrollment period to purchase health insurance for 2014 through the Marketplace began Oct. 1, 2013, and closed March 31, 2014. The next open enrollment period to purchase health insurance for 2015 through the Marketplace begins November 15, 2014 and closes February 15, 2015.
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From time to time, an existing case will not come up in the E-Filing system. If the court offers it, you will have the option to File into a Non-Indexed Case. Once the court accepts the Non-Indexed Case filing, you will be able to file on that case by clicking File on an Existing from the dashboard!
These instructions are to File into a Non-Indexed Case; meaning this case already exists, but it has not been entered into the court's E-Filing system.
Quick Steps
Scroll down for more detailed instructions.
- From the Dashboard, click File on an Existing Case.
- Click the Add a Case link to retrieve your case from the court's system.
- Click the Advanced Case Search link if the case isn't found.
- Click the File Into Existing / Non-Indexed Case link if that search fails as well.
- Click the File into a Non-Indexed Case button.
- Select the Court, Case Type and enter your Case Number.
- Select your Document Type and enter a Document Description. Then click the Click to Upload link to add your document.
- Give your document a Security Type, and review your choices in the Optional Services drop down. Select any necessary services.
- Enter your New Case Parties as required by the court.
- Choose the Party or Parties you are filing on behalf of.
- Add any Service Contacts to your filing to perform electronic service.
- Review your Filing Fees, and select a Payment Method to pay the estimated fees.
- Select the Filing Attorney if necessary, review all information for accuracy, and Submit Filing.
Check First to See if the Case is in the System
From the Dashboard, click File on an Existing Case
- Select Case – If you do not see your case in the drop down menu, click the Add a Case link. You may need to do an advanced case search by Party Name if it doesn't come up on the first try.
- Add a Case – Enter the Court and Case Number. Then click the Add Case button. If Add a Case fails to find any results, click the Advanced Case Search link to do an advanced case search by Party Name.
- Advanced Case Search – Enter the Court and a Party information. Then click the Add / Search button. If the Advanced Case Search fails to find any results, click the File Into Existing / Non-Indexed Case link.
- File into a Non-Indexed Case – This will bring you to the Search Results screen. Click the File into a Non-Indexed Case button to begin.
File into a Non-Indexed Case
- Select Court & Case Type – Choose the Court, Case Type, and enter your Case Number.
- Add Documents – Define, select, and upload the documents that make up your filing.
- Select the Document Type: The list of documents you see available in the Document Type field is prescribed by the Court. If you don't see the specific document type you are looking for then you'll need to select the document type that most closely matches, or is somewhat generic in nature. If you enter some of the Document Type name in its form field, you will filter your choices down (ie. type 'Petition' to see petition choices). Some courts provide an option like "Other", "Other Document Not Listed" or "Document – Other" which may work for you as well.
- Enter the Document Description: After making your selection, type the true document title in the document description field.
- Click the Click to Upload link to add your document. We'll automatically convert most native file formats (i.e. Word, WordPerfect, JPG, PNG, GIF, TIF) into the Court's preferred Adobe PDF format, upon upload.
- Click the Edit button to edit a description, delete a document, replace a document, or add an attachment.
- Security & Optional Services – Choose a security level, and any needed optional services, for each document.
- Choose your Document Security: Most times your choices are public or confidential, but those choices will vary from court to court, and from document type to document type. You will need to pick something from the choices presented to you. While many people choose the public option, others choose confidential if there is sensitive information they do not think should be public.
- Choose any Optional Services: When you initiate a new case or file on an existing case, you have the choice of adding optional services for the document(s) you are filing. This can be for extra fees or services like the court reporter fee or first paper fee, or for extra things like ordering certified copies (if the court offers it). There are many different choices that can appear here, so always be sure to check it before submitting a filing. You can also add a Qty to these optional services if you need multiples of something.
- Choose your Document Security: Most times your choices are public or confidential, but those choices will vary from court to court, and from document type to document type. You will need to pick something from the choices presented to you. While many people choose the public option, others choose confidential if there is sensitive information they do not think should be public.
- New Case Parties – Each case type you choose has required parties that must be defined. You may add more parties by clicking the Add Parties link at the bottom of this section, but you must still have the court's required roles in order to file.
- Most states will alert you to the required roles that need to be defined via this Tip box.
- Some states will auto-populate the required roles in the parties section itself.
When filling out this section, you may select Representing Attorneys from the menu, or click the Add Another Attorney link to add them.
If you do not know your party's address, you may click the Address Unknown checkbox.
- Filing Party – Choose the party or parties you are filing on behalf of. If you do not see your party listed, you may add them in the step above, and then come back to this section to select them.
- Service Contacts – Add service contacts to your filing to perform electronic service. If there aren't any service contacts listed, or you need to add additional service contacts, click the Add Service Contact link. If there are service contacts listed that shouldn't be there, you can remove them if you added them; only the person who added the service contact can delete a service contact. Learn More about Service Contacts
- Filing Fees – Select a payment method to pay estimated fees. The filing fees are auto-populated from the court based on the case type, document type(s), and optional services you select. If the fees seem incorrect to you, you may need to change one of these types.
If you have a waiver of fees for your case, you will need to make sure to select a Waiver Payment type to avoid the charges listed in this section. To create a waiver payment account, click the Save Draft link on the upper right. Then click Settings at the top of the screen, and then select Payment Settings from the menu on the left. Next, you will click Add a Payment Account on the right side of the screen. Give the account a nickname, then select the account type as Waiver. Navigate back to your filing by clicking Filing Status in the left menu from the Dashboard, and choose this for the payment option.
- Review & Submit – Finalize your filing, review, and submit.
- If you are Filing for an Attorney select them from the menu or click the Add Attorney link.
- If your firm uses any sort of Client Matter No, enter it here. If you want an unofficial copy of the filing to go to anyone associated with the case, like a client, enter their email(s) here. Note: this is different from a service contact, and it, along with the client matter number, are for your internal purposes only.
- If your court has the option to leave the clerk a memo, enter any sort of note here in the Note to Clerk box.
- Review your entire filing for accuracy, and check the Verify box to acknowledge you have and also agree to any service provider fees.
Click the Submit Filing button. Once you click the button, your filing is sent directly to the court's filing clerk for review. Your filing will show Pending and you will get credit for the submission time once all documents are uploaded to the court.
Congratulations! You have submitted your filing to File on an Existing Case. The court will review it, and email you with a response in short time depending on their backlog. You can always go to the Filing Status page at any time to see where the filing stands.


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from George Tabb's Music Columb: Punk Rock Jihad, January 2002
The New York Press
. . . speaking of the Mars Bar, my pal Zack Lipez, who bar-backs there, just put out a mini-book of his poetry on Evil Twin Publications. ItÕs called No Seats on the Party Car, and aside from being clever, sensitive and, well, so damn good, it's punk rock! What does Zack write about? What he knows. Sex, self and the subway. If you can find this, pick it up.


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