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About Us
Flower Factory Plus
Flower Factory Plus proudly serves the Houston area. We are family owned and operated. We are committed to offering only the finest floral arrangements and gifts, backed by service that is friendly and prompt. Because all of our customers are important, our professional staff is dedicated to making your experience a pleasant one. That is why we always go the extra mile to make your floral gift perfect. Let Flower Factor Plus Florist be your first choice for flowers.
Flower Factory Plus
9454 Kirby Dr
Houston, TX 77054
Store Hours:*
*Our shop is open from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday and from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Saturday.
We are closed on Sundays.
To help assure on-time delivery during the busy holiday season, place your order at least 1 day prior to the following major holidays: Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year's Day, Valentine's Day, Easter, Administrative Professionals Week, Mother's Day, Memorial Day, Father's Day, Independence Day and Labor Day.
Our shop will always be closed on the following holidays: Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Independence Day and Labor Day.
Payment Options
We accept the following payment methods:
American Express
Specialty services
We specialize in the following services:
- Large inventory of fresh flowers
- Tropicals
- Plants
- European/dish gardens
- Contemporary and traditional arrangements
- High-style floral arrangements
- Silk arrangements
- Dried floral arrangements
- Weddings
- Funeral designs
- Extensive gift line
- Gourmet and fruit baskets
- Gift baskets
- Greeting cards
- Candles
Areas Served
Our shop serves the following areas in Texas: Channelview, Galena Park, Houston and Jacinto City.
|We also deliver to the following facilities
|Adelphina Senior Citizens
|Advantage Funeral & Cremation
|Advantage Howard-Glendale Chap
|Afton Oaks Nursing Ctr
|Airline Mortuary Assoc
|Aldine Funeral Chapel Inc
|Aldine Health Center
|Aldon's Adult Daycare
|Alenbrook Healthcare Ctr
|All Faiths Mortuary
|All Peoples' Funeral Home
|All Seasons Care Ctr
|Allen Mortuary
|Alterra Clare Bridge West
|American Heritage Funeral Home
|Ann Manda Convalescent Home
|Anna Dupree Terrace
|Anointed Hands
|Arden Courts
|Arlington National Funeral
|Arlington National Funeral Hom
|Associates In Medicine, PA
|Asthma & Lung Center - Houston
|Atria Grapevine Retirement
|Atria Kingwood
|Autumn Hills Convalescent Ctr
|Bayou Manor
|Bayshore Medical Ctr
|Bayshore Towers Apartments
|Baytown Nursing Home
|Beechnut Manor
|Behavioral Hospital-Bellaire
|Bellaire Lodge - Personal
|Belmont Village
|Ben Taub Hospital
|Benner Convalescent Ctr
|Bennington Center
|Beresford Funeral Service
|Billclair Mortuary
|Blackwell & Vazquez Funeral Ho
|Boyd Funeral Home
|Bradshaw-Carter Memorial & Fun
|Braeswood Personal Care Homes
|Brazosview Health Care Ctr
|Briar Dale Treatment Center
|Briarwood Health Care Ctr
|Brookside Funeral Home
|Brookside Funeral Home-Cypress
|Brookside Funeral Homes
|Brookside Memorial Funeral Hom
|Calvary Hill Cemetery
|Canterbury Villa Of Houston
|Care Solution The
|Carl Barnes Funeral Home
|Carriage Services
|Carter Funeral Home
|Center For Psychiatry Info
|Center For Rehabilitation
|Champion Oaks Guest Home
|Christus Healthprompt Referral
|Christus St Joseph Outpatient
|Christus St. Joseph Hospital
|Citizens Turner Funeral Home
|Clarent Hospital Corp
|Clarewood House
|Clay & Clay Funeral Home
|Clouston House
|Colonial Oaks
|Community Chapels of Houstn
|Compean Funeral Home
|Compensation & Retirement Serv
|Cornerstone RHF Housing Inc.
|Courtyard Convalescent Center
|Crespo & Jirrels Funeral & Cre
|Crespo Funeral Home
|Cristo Rey Funeral Home
|Cypress Creek Hospital
|Cypress Fairbanks Funeral Home
|Cypress Fairbanks Medical Ctr
|Cypress Senior
|Dan L Duncan Cancer Center
|Darst Funeral Home
|David Funeral Directors
|Deer Park Funeral Directors
|Dettling Funeral Home
|Dockal Road Personal Care
|Doctors Hospital - Parkway
|Doctors Hospital - Tidwell
|Dora's Paradise Personal
|Dubuis Health System
|Dubuis Hospital-Continung Care
|Duncan Funeral Home
|Earthman Baytown Funeral Home
|Earthman Funeral Directors
|Earthman Funeral Homes
|Earthman Resthaven
|Edenterrance Of Kingwood
|El Care Center
|El Redentor Apartments
|El Redentor Apartments Inc.
|Emergency Room
|Epoch Assisted Living
|Esperanza Family Funeral Home
|Evening Starr Villa
|Evergreen Commons Inc.
|Fairmont Funeral Home
|Faith Memorial Nursing Home
|Family Funeral Care
|Felix H Morales Funeral Home
|First Class Home Care Service
|Fondren Orthopedic Group
|Forest Lawn Funeral Home
|Forest Park Lawndale Funeral
|Forest Park Westheimer Funeral
|Forum Memorial Woods
|Frazier Funeral Home
|Frazier Mitchell Funeral
|Funeraria del Angel
|Galaxy Nursing Home
|Gambro Healthcare
|Garden Oaks Funeral Home
|Garden Village
|Geo. H. Lewis & Sons Funeral D
|Goldberg B'Nai B'Rith Twr Apt
|Golden Age Manor
|Golden Meadows Personal Care
|Grace Care Center of Cypress
|Grace Residence Personal
|Gramercy Outpatient
|Grand View Memorial Park/Betha
|Greater Jerusalem Baptist
|Greater Morning Star Church
|Green Acres Convalescent Ctr
|Green Health Clinic
|Grimes Funeral Home Inc
|Guardian Angel Funeral Home
|Guillen Baytown Funeral Home
|Hampton At Post Oak
|Hampton At Shadowlake
|Hampton At Spring Shadows
|Hamptons Alzheimer's Care
|Hardin Family Funeral Home
|Harris County Hospital Dist
|Harris County Hospital Dist.
|Harris County Psychiatric
|Harris Health System
|Health Check
|Healthsouth Outpatient Service
|Healthsouth Rehabilitation Ctr
|Hearthstone Assisted Living
|Hearthstone At Cy-Fair
|Hearthstone At Vista
|Heartland Health Care Center
|Heights Funeral Home
|Heights House
|Hermann Children's Hospital
|Hermann Life Flight
|Hermann Park Manor
|Highland Park Care Center
|HMS Healthcare
|Holly Hall Retirement
|Homecare Prn
|HopeBridge Hospital
|Horizon Community Residence
|Hospice Center
|House Of Hope
|Houston Funerals
|Houston Heights Tower
|Houston Methodist San Jacinto
|Houston Methodist St. John
|Houston National Cemetery
|Houston Northwest Med Center
|Houston Northwest MRI Center
|Houston Shoe Hospital
|Humble Funeral Home
|Hummingbird Care Home
|Hyde Park Funeral Directors
|HYW Ranch
|Independent Mortuary Service
|IntraCare North Hospital at
|J & J Harrison Personal Care
|J B Earthman-Tanglewood
|Jacinto City Health Care Ctr
|Jackson Mortuary
|James Stripling Funeral Home
|John Goldberg Apts For Seniors
|Johnson Funeral Home
|Johnson Mortuary & Removal
|Johnson's Mortuary & Removal
|Just A Blessing Personal Care
|Kara Living Center
|Kashmere Gardens Funeral Home
|Kenneth E Clark Funeral & Crmt
|Kindred Hospital
|Kindred Hospital - Spring
|Kindred Hospital - Town & Coun
|Kindred Hospital East Houston
|Kindred Hospital Houston
|Kindred Hospital Midtown
|Kindred Hospital North Houston
|Kingwood Funeral Home
|Kingwood Medical Center
|Kingwood Medical Ctr
|Kingwood Pines Hospital
|Klein Funeral Homes
|Kvecco Windsor
|Lang Funeral Home
|Leal Funeral Home
|Legacy Community Health -
|Legacy Funeral Group
|Legend Oaks West Houston
|Lexington Place Healthcare
|Liberty Island Personal Care
|Life Call Inc.
|Light Heart Care Homes
|Lockwood Funeral Home Inc
|Lovett Place
|Lyndon Baines Johnson Hospital
|M. Renees Personal Care Home
|M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
|Mabrie Memorial Mortuary
|Manor Care Health Service
|Mariner Health Care Inc.
|Mariner Health Of Cypresswood
|Mariner Health Of N.W. Houston
|Mariner Health-Southwest
|Mariner Health-Woodwind Lakes
|Marsh Personal Care Home
|Marys Room & Board
|McCoy & Harrison Funeral Home
|McDuffie's Mortuary
|MD Anderson Cancer Center
|Melendez Sherman Funeral Home
|Memorial 55 Plus
|Memorial City Hospital
|Memorial City Terrace
|Memorial Healthcare Systems
|Memorial Hermann
|Memorial Hermann Behavioral
|Memorial Hermann Continuing
|Memorial Hermann Greater
|Memorial Hermann Greater Hghts
|Memorial Hermann Healthcare
|Memorial Hermann Hospital
|Memorial Hermann Mem City
|Memorial Hermann NE Hospital
|Memorial Hermann SE Hospital
|Memorial Hermann Spring Shdws
|Memorial Hermann SW Hospital
|Memorial Hermann-Texas Med
|Memorial Hospital
|Memorial Oaks Funeral Home
|Memorial Oaks Guest Home
|Mercy Home Care
|Mercy Nursing Home
|Methodist Health Care System
|Methodist Hospital
|Methodist Hospital Auxiliary
|Methodist Hospital Foundation
|Methodist Medical Group
|Methodist West Houston
|Methodist West Pavilion Hosp.
|Metropolitan Funeral Directors
|Mill Cott Enterprises
|Miller Funeral & Cremation Ser
|Morales Funeral Home
|Morgan Harris Funeral Home
|Mountbatten House
|National Cremation Service-Hou
|National Family Home
|Navarre Funeral Home
|Niday Funeral Home
|Nissi Care Homes
|Nita Haven Personal Home Care
|Northline Manor
|NorthStar Memorial Group LLC
|Northwest Community Health Ctr
|Northwoods Funeral Home
|O W Wiley Mortuary
|Oak Haven
|Oak Shadows Retirement
|Oleander Commons
|One London House
|Oscar Johnson Mortuary
|Owners Assoc W Minster House
|Paradise Cemetery
|Park At Bellaire
|Park Manor Of Southbelt
|Park Place Of Steeplechase
|Park Plaza Hospital
|Park Shadows Retirement
|Parkway Place
|Pasadena Funeral Chapel
|Pasadena Interfaith Manor
|Pat H. Foley & Company
|Patients Hospital
|Personal Health Care
|Pine Tree Cottage
|Pine Tree Lodge Assisted Lvng
|Plaza Optical
|Plaza Specialty Hospital
|Pleasant Hill Village
|Positive Adult Living
|Premium Casket Co
|Pristine Hospital of Pasadena
|Promise Hospital of Houston
|Pruitt & Pruitt Funeral Home
|Pruitt's Mortuary
|Pryority Mortuary Services Inc
|Radiology Dept
|Rainbow Gardens Care Home
|Regency Park
|Rehabilitation & Healthcare
|Renaissance Northeast Surgery
|Resthaven Chapel
|Richardson Mortuary
|Ridgemont Mortuary
|Right At Home
|Riverside General Hospital
|Robey Funeral Home
|Roentex Inc
|Roomes Personal Care
|Rosemont Residence
|Rosewood Funeral Home
|Ross Mortuary
|Ruffin Funeral Home
|Sacred Hope Funeral Home
|Samaritans Of America Medical
|San Jacinto Funeral Home
|San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
|Santana Funeral Directors
|Select Specialty Hospital
|Senior Estates
|Senior Friends Rosewood Med.
|Serenity Funeral Home
|Serenity Homes
|Service Corp International
|Settegast Community Health Ctr
|Settegast-Kopf Funeral Home
|Seven Acres Jewish Senior Care
|Shady Villa Personal Care Home
|Sheffield Funeral Director Inc
|Shriners Hospitals - Children
|Silverado Senior Living
|Skipper Lee & Son Eternal Rest
|Smith Anchor Care Home Inc
|Southfield Health Care Ctr
|Southfield Healthcare Ctr
|Southmore Park Apartments
|Spring Branch Community Health
|Spring Branch Healthcare
|Spring Branch Hospital
|Spring Shadows Place
|St James House Of Baytown
|St Jude's Personal Care Home
|St Michael Medical Ctr
|St. Anthony's Hospital
|St. Dominic Nursing Home
|St. Dominic Village
|St. Joseph Medical Center
|St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
|St. Matthew's Mortuary
|Sterling-White Funeral Home &
|Stoneybrook Healthcare Ctr
|Stripling Funeral Service
|SUN Behavioral Houston
|Sunbridge Care & Rehab
|Superior Funeral Directors
|Surgery Specialty Hospitals of
|Swan Manor
|Tarrytowne Estates
|Team Encounter
|Terrace At West University
|Terrace At Willowbrook
|Texas Children's Hospital
|Texas Children's Hospital -
|Texas Heart Institute
|Texas Medical Center
|Texas Medical Ctr Asstnc
|Texas Orthopedic Hospital
|Texas Retirement Planning Ctr
|Thomas Street Health Center
|Tiffs Tender Care
|TIRR Memorial Hermann
|Tops Surgical Specialty Hsptl
|Town Center Family Practice
|Tranquility Personal Care Home
|Trevino & Sons Funeral Home
|Triumph Healthcare Central
|Twelve Oaks Medical Ctr
|Unity Funeral Home
|University General Hospital
|University Place
|Uriel Health Care Ctr
|VA Medical Center
|Valued Retirements
|Veterans Funeral Services
|Village On The Park Steeple
|Visiting Nurse Assn
|Vista Continuing Care Ctr
|VITAS Healthcare
|W Leo Daniels Towers
|Walker Funeral Homes Inc
|Wallace Funeral Home
|Waltrip Funeral Directors
|Waterford At Deer Park
|West Houston Medical Ctr
|West Houston Surgicare
|West Oak Geriatric Ctr
|West Oaks Hospital
|Westbrae Court
|Westbury Place
|Westchase Gables
|Westside Podiatry -NW Houston
|William T Siebert Md
|Williams & Sons Funeral Home
|Willie Waddell's Riverside
|Winford Funerals
|Woman's Place Of Downtown
|Woman's Place Of Pearland
|Womans Hospital Of Texas
|Women's Atrium
|Women's International
|Woodland Christian Towers Inc
|Woodlawn Funeral Home
Delivery policy
A local delivery fee of $15.00 will be added to each order, for each address. (For deliveries outside our local delivery area, this fee may vary.) U.S. orders must be received before 12:00 noon in the recipient's time zone to assure same-day delivery. Orders received after that time will be delivered the following day. We will do our best to accommodate deliveries at specific times of day, but we cannot guarantee it. We are unable to make deliveries on Sundays. Deliveries requested on this day will be delivered the following business day. Delivery of orders to rural route addresses or cemeteries cannot be guaranteed. We will be happy to accept your international orders if you call our shop directly. We are unable to accept international orders over the Internet.
Substitution Policy
Occasionally, substitutions may be necessary to create your bouquet due to the availability of certain flowers in various parts of the country. Care is taken to maintain the style, theme and color scheme of the arrangement, using flowers of equal value. Additionally, the substitution of certain keepsake items may be necessary due to increased demand, especially during major holidays. In single-flower arrangements, such as an all rose bouquet, or orchids, we will make every attempt to match the flower type, but may substitute with another color.
Privacy Policy
This privacy statement has been created in order to demonstrate our firm commitment to protecting customer privacy.
Information We Collect
If you open an account on our site or make a purchase, we need your contact information including your name, e-mail address and mailing address to complete your transaction.
When you visit our website, we also collect some basic information that does not identify individual users. We use this information to determine our users demographics and interests, so that we can better understand and serve our users.
Cookies are small files which store certain information about your activity on the website and are stored on your computers hard drive. Our cookies do not contain any personally identifying information. We use cookies to let us know that you are a prior customer, so that you dont have to reenter information you gave us on your prior visits. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies, but most allow you to instruct your browser to prevent the use of cookies. However, if you disable cookies, you will not be able to use certain features of this website.
Our Use and Disclosure of Your Information
When opening an account or making a purchase, you have an opportunity to opt-in or opt-out from receiving emails from us. If you opt-in to receive information from us, we may use your purchase history, contact information and other registration information to provide you with more relevant information and email content. We may send emails to our users regarding changes in our services or other information we believe will be of interest to our users. If you prefer not to receive these emails, you can send us an email with the subject line no emails or reply to our email with the subject line no emails.
If you send us personal correspondence, such as emails or letters, or if other users or third parties send us correspondence about your activities on our site, we may collect such information. We may use that information and other information that we obtain from your use of our site to resolve disputes, troubleshoot problems and enforce our agreement for Terms of Use.
We may share aggregate statistics about our sales, traffic patterns and related site information with other businesses, but these statistics will include no personally identifying information.
We may share your information with Teleflora and other reputable vendors for the purpose of sending out special offers via email and/ or in connection with the services provided by our site such as the delivery of flowers. Your information will not be shared for any other purpose and will be kept secured.
We cannot ensure that all of your private communications and other personally identifiable information will never be disclosed in ways not otherwise described in this Privacy Statement. For example, we may be required to disclose information to the government or third parties under certain circumstances, or third parties may unlawfully intercept or access transmissions or private communications. We can (and you authorize us to) disclose any information about you to law enforcement or other government officials as we, in our sole discretion, believe necessary or appropriate in connection with an investigation of fraud, intellectual property infringements, or other activity that may be illegal or may expose us to legal liability.
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All user credit card information is securely communicated using secure socket layer (SSL) software, which is the industry standard and among the best software available for secure commerce transactions.
All user information stored on our server is stored in an encrypted format. Notwithstanding these efforts, we caution you that perfect security does not exist on the Internet.
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Release Date: August 8, 2015
We've been billing this release as: "LiquidPlanner @Work". LiquidPlanner @Work is a re-design of some of our core features to make LP easier to use and more engaging for your entire team. Rather than adding a bunch of new features, the product team worked to streamline the existing features. Our goal was to improve the user experience, get team members more engaged in their workspace, and make essential activities like tracking time and estimating effort as easy as possible. This way, PMs and project contributors alike can spend more time focusing on delivering the plan and less time getting key information into and out of LP.
MY WORK and TIMESHEETS are new tabs in the main navigation across the top of the workspace. Read more information on these tabs below.
The SETTINGS tab has been moved under the User (Avatar) Menu. No changes to Settings itself.
The HOME tab no longer has a left hand navigation bar. Fear not – it's all still there, and hopefully in more intuitive locations once your eyes adjust. More info about the home tab in another section below. Home tab navigation change specifics here:
- BEFORE: Under "What's New" were: All Comments, My Comments and Activity Stream as three separate views.
AFTER: The same information is still there, but in a more powerful way as unified activity stream. You can now use the toggles to narrow down the one page view from ALL to FOLLOWING, MY ITEMS or MY COMMENTS.
- BEFORE: Under "My Work" were: My Tasks, Timesheet, Calendar, Status Report.
AFTER: My Tasks is now "My Upcoming Tasks" and has moved to the new "My Work" tab.
AFTER: Timesheet has its own tab.
AFTER: Find "View My Calendar" under the "Coming Up" widget on the right side of the Home tab.
AFTER: Find "View My Status Report" under the "Last Week" widget on the right side of the Home tab.
- BEFORE: "Management" headings: Review Timesheets and Export Timesheets.
AFTER: Owners and Managers will still have links to get to Review and Export from the Home tab – they've simply moved to the right side under the "Timesheet Review" widget. Additionally, both of these pages can be found on the Timesheet tab.
The SEARCH capsule has been replaced by a magnifying glass icon and moved up to the black header, next to your avatar. Click the magnifying glass to expand and begin typing.
STAND-ALONE EDIT PANEL. The edit panel itself has not changed at all – everything inside is the same.
- This new edit panel is seen (and pops open) in six different places, when clicking on plan item names: Home, My Work, Timesheets, Search, Calendar, My Status Report.
- Make detailed edits/changes to a plan item without leaving the tab you're on.
- Click and drag the edit panel to move it. Grab and drag edges to re-size it.
- Close the panel by clicking outside of it, or on the "X" in the upper right corner. The escape key works too.
- Look for the jump link at the end of the task name field.
Click it to switch quickly to the Project tab from the edit panel if you need to see the same information in the context of the larger plan. (Formerly, this was on the left side of the split screen, next to the task name.)
TO DO LIST. The new private To Do List feature allows you to quickly capture reminders, ideas, and the little ad hoc things you have to get done throughout your week.
- Items on the To Do List are hidden to all other workspace members unless you convert them into tasks. (You cannot add items to another member's To Do list.)
- Add a new To Do item by typing in the "Add a new to-do" field.
- Add up to 50 active items. And 50 items can be marked done. (If there's a 51st item marked done, the oldest marked done item is going to drop off.)
- Click the item name to edit, convert to a task or delete.
- Check the box to mark it complete.
- Use case: Let's say I found a bug, and I don't have time to write up steps to reproduce it until later. I don't want to forget about it, so I'll add a to-do called "Bug: widget not updating properly". When I'm ready to toss it into the Inbox for triaging, I can quickly convert the To Do into a task, immediately pop open the stand-alone edit panel and use the notes section, or make a comment, with my repro steps and images. Huzzah!
WIDGETS. On the right side of the Home tab you'll find new contextual widgets. They provide glimpses into different areas of your work. Owners and Managers will have widgets that help them monitor things like timesheet status while project contributors will see widgets that provide high-level stats about their progress and accomplishments. There will also be a LP Product Announcements widget at the top.
Changes and additional information not mentioned above:
- The Home tab has been overhauled to combine the different comment and activity pages into a single, powerful workspace activity stream. The overall appearance of this page has changed, including icons.
- The toggles at the top – All, Following, My Items, My Comments – let you focus specifically on the updates and conversations that matter most. In addition to narrowing down what you see with the toggles, you can also limit the view further by checking the "Show Comments Only" box.
- By default, the three most recent UPDATES per plan item are displayed. A "View More Updates [+]" button will appear if there are more to see. When clicked, up to 10 more will display at a time.
- REPLY to comments in line. Hover to see the buttons as you do now, but only pop open the editor if you need it.
- The FOLLOWING option is a new option that allows you to view just the recent activity and/or comments specifically on the items you are Following. Similarly, you can see the recent activity and/or comments specific to the items you own, and exclude those you are following. Formerly this was all lumped together.
- The My Tracking widget showing hours logged, My Status and My Upcoming Task lists (bar across the top of the "All Comments" view" has been replaced by the new "X hours this week", "Coming Up" and "Last Week" widgets along the right hand side.
- Filter capsule has been removed.
For those who are newer to LP, this tab is not actually new. The My Work tab has been brought back by popular demand! It has been re-imagined and greatly improved to bring together your upcoming tasks as well as visibility into tasks that have been recently marked done. The idea was to make it easy for you to tell what's important so you can get right to work.
- No more split screen. Replaced by stand-alone edit panel that opens when you click the task/event/milestone name.
- View both upcoming plan items as well as those recently marked done. (Done items drop to the bottom of current week.)
- Customizable columns have been added to the tab – choose up to three to keep important information in view without having to pop open the edit panel.
- In-line editing is possible in each column. Different editing options are available depending on which columns are selected/exposed. E.g. track time, re-estimate, or update custom fields directly, without opening the edit panel.
- In-line alerts will be displayed.
- Checklist items are exposed in-line. (Thus the view options picker for "My Tasks + Checklist Items", "My Tasks Only" and "Checklist Items Only" has been removed.)
- New TO DO LIST feature on right.
- The ability to CREATE A NEW TASK is displayed prominently at the top of the page. This field took the place of the quick filter. Once you begin typing in the "Create a new task" field, a button will appear which allows you to change the default INBOX to a different location of choice.
- Quick filter has been removed. (It's still on Timesheet and Projects tabs.)
- The "Add" button, for adding a new task (or milestone or event) to the Inbox has been removed.
Owners and managers can toggle between My Timesheet, Review Timesheets and Export Timesheets all on one screen. Functionality of each has not changed, other than the styling at the top and buttons.
- Timesheet state is now more easily known. The "Submit Timesheet" button has been changed to say "Not Submitted" when in that state.
- Once submitted, button changes to say "Submitted". Clicking it again shows the option to "Re-Open".
- In Timesheet Review, the options to "Approve & Lock" and "Request Update" are under the "Submitted" (or "Not Submitted", depending on the state) button.
DAILY DIGEST EMAILS: formerly known as "Upcoming Task" emails.
- These got a major visual overhaul and are now more timely and relevant. Daily Digest emails are sent an hour before your work day starts. They will not be sent on days when you do not have any availability. (Formerly sent 7 days a week or never.)
- Time sent is based on the time zone and daily start time set in "My Profile".
- Daily Digest email shows your progress this week and your highest priority tasks.
- There's a Monday Morning Edition that will arrive, on your first day of your work week that provides a recap of the prior week. It will have a reminder for timesheet submittal, if the timesheet from the previous week did not get submitted.
- Additionally, it has reminders for stopping timers, submitting timesheet for approval, and links to jump to upcoming tasks, or to the timesheet with relevant task highlighted in order to quickly and easily track progress.
RECENT CHANGE NOTIFICATIONS: update to the "friendly from" address.
- When comments are directed @you (or @team or @all), the email notification from LP will show the full name of the member that posted the comment.
- If there's no "@" mention, the email will continue to be sent from "LiquidPlanner Notifications"
- For both of the above, the actual email address that the notifications are from is still email@example.com.
FIXED: when a non-workspace member used email integration to create and assign a new task to a workspace member, the member was not getting notified. This now works as expected.
The TIMER and SCHEDULE READY ICONS got spiffed up.
WORKSPACE NAME is now under the user (avatar) menu.
- TEXT CHANGE for Recurring Partial Day Events: When scheduling recurring partial day events, with regard to the ongoing finish date setting, the word "occurrences" has been replaced by "cycles".
- FIXED: All event recurrences will show on timesheet instead of only first occurrence All instances of recurring events are now shown on timesheet, for the appropriate week scheduled. (Bug was that only first occurrence showed.)
- IMPORT WIZARD: Now show correct PDE icon in import step 5 when importing from a spreadsheet, if importing a PDE, the proper event icon is now used on step 5 of the wizard. We were erroneously displaying a task icon.
- Clicking the paperclip jump icon at the top of the edit panel will expand both the "Documents" and "Links" sections at once if they were both collapsed.
- Containers no longer count Comments/Docs from deleted items When looking at a container (package, project, subfolder) counts for documents and comments – the number showing will no longer include any documents or comments on plan items that have been deleted.
DATE FORMAT FIX: YYYY/MM/DD is now accepted as date on submit from Add item dialog. E.g. The following date formats now work to create a task with a deadline of August 10th: "Task A, 2015/08/10"
MAX EFFORT alert added. Now the yellow flag alert is triggered when the Total Expected Effort (logged + remaining) reaches 80% of the Max Effort value. Previously, it was triggered when the worst case Total Expected Effort exceeded the Max Effort.
Questions about the release (or otherwise)? If so, please send us an email (email@example.com) – we're always happy to hear from you!

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Be Willing to Learn from Failure
Inspired by my work at an inner-city hospital—but dismayed by what seemed a revolving door of the same critical patients—I decided to obtain a graduate degree in public health 10 years ago. I was exhausted by having a job during the day and school at night, but I felt like the luckiest student in the world when I confidently turned in my first paper.
I can still remember gasping for air when I checked my grade on my smartphone: C minus. I had let myself and my family down. I was an academic disappointment—or was I?
Looking back, that episode taught me a valuable lesson. I realized that there is a difference between a moment and an experience. Yes, I had let myself down in that moment. But the experience made me want to improve. This was not a fatal event, but one from which I could regroup.
Whenever you attempt a victory—whether it's hitting a fundraising goal for your child's school trip or creating the ultimate Easter basket—there is a risk that you may not succeed. The question is whether you stay in the game, knowing that there is always room for improvement, or slink over to the sidelines and never try, try again.
Be willing to learn from the experience of failing and be determined to turn things around. I did so with hard work and a willingness to listen to painful but honest feedback from my advisor. You can too. Remember: Failure is a symptom. It does not have to be a condition.
Janet Taylor, MD, MPH, a mother of four, is a psychiatrist in New York City. Follow her on Twitter @drjanet.
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GB squad announced for Lisbon Nations Cup
15th May 2015
Di Lampard, the World Class Showjumping Performance Manager has selected her squad of five that will be travelling to Lisbon, Portugal to contest the CSIO 3* FEI Furusiyya Nations Cup.
The show runs between 28th - 31st May with the Nations Cup taking place on the 29th at 18:00 hours local time and the Grand Prix on the 31st at 15:00 hours local time.
The squad selected is as follows and they will be accompanied by Chef d'Equipe Tony Newbery:
Julie Andrews from Preston, Lancashire with Eva Bjorkman's 10 year-old bay gelding Ayrton IV
Kerry Brennan, a member of the Sport England funded BEF Excel Talent Programme, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire with Liane Smith's 12 year-old bay gelding Wellington M
UK Sport National Lottery funded World Class Development Programme rider, Emma O'Dwyer, from Churchdown, Gloucester with the 9 year-old bay gelding HHS Figero
Jake Saywell from Newark, Nottinghamshire, a member of the World Class Development Programme on Rachel Gascoine's 15 year-old bay gelding Cantho Z
World Class Developement Programme rider Louise Saywell from Retford, Nottinghamshire with the 14 year-old chestnut stallion Mr Darcy V whom is jointly owned by Sarah Hancock and Graham Lovegrove.
Further information on the show and for results once the show is underway can be found by visiting www.sociedadehipica.pt. Full information in respect of the Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup series can be found by visiting www.fei.org.
FEI TV will be showing live footage from the event. To access this, please visitwww.feitv.org.
The British Showjumping Teams are supported by the UK Sport National Lotteryfunded World Class Programme.
The World Class Development Programme underpins World Class Performance and, together with the Equine Pathway, they comprise the Equestrian World Class Programme, incorporating the three Olympic sports of dressage, eventing, showjumping and the Paralympic sport of para-equestrian dressage. The Programme has been funded by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, through Exchequer and National Lottery funds, via UK Sport since 1998.


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Chef Antonio Navarra
Antonio Navarra is a Chef with five decades of experience in the food and beverage business. Born in Siano, Italy, he moved to Massachusetts in 1970. In 1991 him and his family moved to Orlando and opened Ciao Italia Ristorante.
Antonio has never changed his love for authentic products and quality meats. He uses only the freshest and best ingredients and makes an annual trip to his homeland to revitalize his menu. His restaurants Ciao Italia, as well as sister restaurant Vincenzo Cucina Italiana stay updated in food trends that occur in his native Italy.
His "Farm to Table" approach creates the best flavors for his menu, and the Stuffed Veal Chop is always requested from his loyal followers who call him from all over the country to make sure that it is on the menu when they arrive in Orlando.
With his dedication to all that he prepares, as well as the dedication of his children Vanessa and Carmen, it's easy to see why this family-owned restaurant has been a favorite since 1991.
The setting is elegant yet warm and inviting; perfect for Romantic Dining or Corporate dinners. And fantastic wine sections. Salute!
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Heard the rumors about BHP Billiton's planned takeover bid for rival miner Rio Tinto? Reuters reports that a bid is forthcoming, or at least is expected by market participants.
Here's more from Reuters:
Shares in Rio Tinto (RIO.L: Quote, Profile, Research (RIO.AX: Quote, Profile, Research rose as much as 21 percent on talk that bigger rival BHP Billiton (BHP.AX: Quote, Profile, Research (BLT.L: Quote, Profile, Research was planning a bid to create the world's fifth biggest firm, but Rio denied it had been approached.
"Markets are betting that an offer is due soon," one London trader said.
Talk swept Australian markets that BHP was readying a hostile bid for Rio after it had rebuffed a friendly offer of A$100-A$110 per share, a premium of up to 23 percent to Tuesday's closing price, traders and analysts said on Wednesday.
But Rio later issued a statement denying there had been an offer. "Rio Tinto is not aware of any takeover approach from BHP Billiton," it said in a statement. BHP declined to comment.
The rumored merger would create the world's fifth largest company by market value and a powerhouse in the diversified mining sector. For more on this, see Reuters' rundown of BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto metal production figures.
Word of BHP's planned takeover bid for Rio Tinto comes hot on the heels of another recently proposed deal in the metals sector; Tuesday saw Alcoa launching a hostile bid for rival Alcan, following failed merger talks between the aluminum producers.
Update: "BHP, Rio rumours run out of oxygen". No public motion was put forward by BHP today in their widely-rumored quest to acquire rival Rio Tinto.
Shares of Rio Tinto fell on Thursday, as traders who bid up the shares on Wednesday were disappointed when a takeover bid failed to materialize. Analysts and fund managers quoted in the article above still feel the deal would make sense.


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Vinyl Plank Flooring has skyrocketed in popularity in the last several years.
I think this rise in popularity and acceptance can be attributed to two things.
Vinyl plank wood flooring… and I mean the real stuff…It's a fresh new look!
Resilient flooring manufacturers have greatly improved the look and feel of vinyl flooring, converting buyers who may not have previously bought vinyl flooring in the past.
To begin, let's look at real wood plank flooring.
After all… we need to know what we´re trying to replicate in the first place.
- Six inch width and wider – wood plank flooring is perfect to create your amazing flooring look and feel! Exactly how wide is up to you, but generally you can choose six inches or wider to create that perfect look you desire.
- Planks are long – Again, length is flexible. Some plank flooring manufacturers sell wide plank in 36" to 48" lengths.
- Distressed, Antiqued? Completely optional… but you´ll find that much of the wide plank flooring out there also has a heavily antiqued or distressed look, hand-scraped, dinged, scratched, and peppered with nail holes. My description does not do the product justice: a good distressed wide plank flooring looks fantastic.
- Costly? Not necessarily… Our suppliers have many selections of authentic wood plank flooring, and prices range from $4.00 to $12.00 per square foot.
- Hard to Install? Solid wood is difficult enough for the inexperienced DIY remodeler to install, and increasing the length and width of the boards makes the job even harder.
Are there any similarities or differences between wood plank and vinyl plank flooring?
- Width of Plank Vinyl Flooring: Chalk one up for the flooring manufacturers! You´ll find plenty of plank vinyl flooring in the 6″ range and even up to 7 3/4″.
- Length of Vinyl Plank Flooring: You will rarely find plank vinyl flooring over three feet long, due to manufacturing and shipping concerns.
- Surface Treatment: Because resilient flooring is cooked up in the test tube, as it were, and stamped out in a factory, any kind of surface treatment is possible. So, you will find both heavily distressed plank vinyl flooring and "like-new". It´s your choice.
- Vinyl Plank Flooring Cost: In the price category, resilient vinyl plank flooring has the wood version beat… hands down! We're looking at prices in the range of $3-4 per square foot or as much as $5-6. But rarely will the vinyl plank floor reach the level of wood plank prices.
- Installation: Very easy to install. Whether self-adhesive or glue-down, resilient plank flooring is always easier to install than traditional wood plank flooring. Practically any homeowner can install vinyl plank flooring by himself / herself, though it must be noted that glue-down planks are more difficult to install than it appears. That's why you need professionals like us… to help create the perfect results in your home or office.


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The Maungatautari and Pirongia Syndicates were last week treated to a talk by Mr Chris Holdaway who shared his stories and experiences of being involved in the NZ Peace Corps as well as touching on the change in New Zealand's army landscape and role over the last 100 years.
Our term focus, being 'change', fits quite nicely in the move towards light infantry and peacekeeping. Quite different to our learning about World War 1!
A big thank you is extended to Chris for making the time to talk to us.
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BALTIMORE- UMBC junior forward Chase Plummer (Plainfield, N.J. /St. Patrick) scored 18 points and added eight rebounds and led a Retriever second-half rally, but the hosts fell short and dropped a 68-59 decision to Boston University.
Senior guard Brian Neller (Red Bank, N.J./Christian Bros. Acad) added 13 points, senior guard Ryan Cook (Laurel, Md./Pallotti) added 11 and sophomore guard Joey Getz (Philadelphia, Pa.) continued his outstanding play with 10 points.
Boston University freshman guard Maurice Watson scored 17 of his game-high 19 points in the second half. He also added six assists as he team only turned the ball over six times in 40 minutes.
The Retrievers came back from a dreadful first half, in which they hit only 6-of-24 shots from the floor and 3-of-10 from the free throw line. But the visiting Terriers only held a 28-17 lead at the break, as they converted only 2-of-14 shots from behind the arc.
As they have done many times in the past month, the Retrievers produced a much better second half. They trailed by as many as 12 at 35-23, but went on a 10-3 run, capped by a three-pointer from Plummer and cut the deficit to 35-31 with 14:56 remaining.
UMBC would get even closer a bit later, cutting the gap to 44-42 with 8:32 to play. But free throw blues hurt the Retrievers even in that sequence as Neller and Getz each missed one free throw in a 24-second span which would have tied the game.
After a quick 5-0 run by the Terriers, Plummer buried another trey to keep UMBC to within range at 49-45 and 8:04 to play. But Watson took over the game, feeding Travis Robinson for a trey that matched Plummer's and scoring on back-to-back drives to the hoop to restore the Terrier advantage to 56-46 with 5:18 remaining.
Boston U. (17-11, 11-4 America East) made all six free throw attempts in the final 47 seconds to seal the victory.
UMBC (6-21, 4-10) outrebounded the Terriers, 36-28, but Boston U. outscored UMBC, 34-16, in the paint with Watson getting to the basket repeatedly.
UMBC shot 37.3 percent from the floor, while the visitors hit 26-of-51 attempts and finished at 51.0 percent.
The Retrievers have a pair of regular season games remaining as they play at Hartford on Feb. 28 and conclude vs. Binghamton at home on March 3.


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ORAU-administered program gives students, recent graduates and faculty opportunities to collaborate with scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Jan 12, 2017
OAK RIDGE, Tenn.—The U.S. Department of Energy's Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) currently is seeking college students, recent graduates and faculty for paid research opportunities at Oak Ridge National Laboratory through the Higher Education Research Experiences program.
This workforce development program offers research opportunities and associated activities in a wide variety of disciplines that include business, physics, social and behavioral sciences, earth and geosciences, engineering, and mathematics and statistics. The goal is to give researchers like Malaney Abel, a recent participant, the chance to experience research or technical projects that can bring solutions to pressing national scientific problems while researching side-by-side with prestigious scientists and engineers.
"During my time at ORNL I acquired many skills that will continue to aid in my development as a scientist," said Abel. "I feel my experiences will have a lasting impact on me. I highly recommend the HERE program to others."
Appointments will be located at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and generally take place during the summer; part-time appointments may occur during the semester depending on the requirements of the project. The program provides stipends based on academic level or certified academic salary for faculty, as well as limited travel and housing assistance, if eligible.
Applications are open year round and appointments are made throughout the year with flexible start and end dates.
To be eligible, applicants must be a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident and at least 18 years of age. For more information on eligibility requirements please visit the HERE at ORNL program website.
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ORISE is managed by ORAU, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation and federal contractor, for DOE's Office of Science. The single largest supporter of basic research in the physical sciences in the United States, the Office of Science is working to address some of the most pressing challenges of our time. For more information, please visit science.osti.gov.


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African men are used to having more than one wife, Oyinbo men are used to marry and divorce as many times as they like; that is polygamy in disguise. So ladies, if your man agree to marry only you, then you just need to be satisfying him for the good of your marriage. Read this lady's cry below:
I got married precisely a year ago, if am to rate my marriage so far I will give it a B not until recently. My husband is a man that loves se x to the core and I give it to him anytime anywhere infact we practically have se x everyday.
But 2 months ago my hubby as usual demanded for se x but because I was just not in the mood I told him "NO".
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Ever since then my husband became strange to me, he hardly talks to me, hardly eat my food and have bluntly refused to have se x with me again.
I have begged, apologized, done everything humanly possible to get my husband back, yet none worked. I need help!
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About a year ago, I picked up a book from the library thinking it would be an interesting read. I had no idea I was picking up a book written by a feminist author, who's agenda was clear and intriguing through all it's 400 pages. I'm so glad I read it, as it helped me to understand from a feminist perspective, the lies that are promoted about women and marriage.
Although there could possibly be 100 different post ideas or more from this one gem of a feminist book, one of the more interesting ones to me that caught my attention, was centered on what creates happiness in marriage.
So what creates happiness in marriage?
According to feminism, it's all on the man. He has to meet all her needs first, no matter how outlandish they are, and then she'll meet his needs in return, like a reward for letting her get her way. He has to accept her the way she is, or the way she will let herself physically and emotionally become (if she gains weight or acquires a contentious spirit after marriage), and he can't ask her to change because that would be uncomfortable for her to face her faults. It's the whole "Happy Wife, Happy Life," meme… if "Mamma Ain't Happy, Ain't Nobody Happy!"
And that is very true. If the mom/wife decides to not be happy, to be miserable even though she has a good man, has a nice house, has more than enough money and has the blessings of children, then everyone in the house will suffer because of it. It comes down to immaturity or lack of character. If a woman cannot earnestly create a happy marriage with a normal, good man, then she is failing not only herself, but also her husband and even failing her children.
It's my opinion that it's fairly easy to create a happy marriage.
Unless you're married to a AAA man who's truly abusive, or an alcoholic, or a philanderer, (Abuse/Alcohol/Affairs), men are simple and are quite easy to make happy or content. So the AAA issues aside, in my opinion, it's the wife who has a lot of control in either creating or destroying their marriage from the inside out. A woman who is not married to a AAA member, and who is still harping on minor things like jealousy over his hobbies, flying into emotional rages, making everyone miserable in her household, is selfish and has never learned how to become a mature woman.
This expectation that a wife needs to be mature, is something that society thinks is asking too much of her. It's the man's responsibility to do everything the way she wants it right? He's supposed to make her happy… never mind that she actually controls her own happiness.
So it seems that not only must a woman pick well (avoid the AAA types and personalities), but also she must grow into maturity in order to accept her part in creating a beautiful marriage.
Back to feminist book I read a year ago, in describing the "New Woman in England," the author talked about a Mona Caird, who was the first one to bring this issue to the public, and wrote an article in 1888 entitled, "Marriage," that was published in the Westminister Review. Her article received no less than 27,000 letters sent in as the public responded to her claims about marriage.
Caird pronounced marriage "a failure." Because a wife was still subject to a "system of purchase," she was forced to develop her moral standards "in accordance with her servitude to man." A wife did not honor her own intelligence, education, or chastity, except to the extenet that it was "relative" to her husband. …
Because the wife's virtues "belong" to her husband, he sees himself "dishonoured" by any of her failings. the idea that a man's honor can be injured by his wife's infidelity is, in Caird's eyes, "a most naive proclamation of the theory of proprietorship." …
Caird offered a number of radical proposals to alter this state of "degrading bondage" (aka marriage). One solution was to reject marriage altogether. this was the option taken by "an increasing number of women… refusing a life of comparative ease in marriage, rather than enter upon it as a means of livelihood, for which their freedom has to be sacrificed."
I found in reading the short clips from the marriages that they could be separated into two groups: Happy or Miserable, and within the Miserable Marriage group, into 4 more separations: Abuse, Alcohol, Affairs, or Immaturity. Here are some of these women's personal thoughts from 1888. I found them all fascinating, and it comforting to know that people really haven't changed that much. That even over 100 years ago, women were either capable of creating a beautiful marriage, or were only focused on themselves and whether or not all their circumstances were perfect.
Miserable Marriages in 1888:
"I must say I concur in the suggestion that greater facilities should be afforded for divorce. Let me cite my own case. My husband is a helpless drunkard. It is true, he earns a good living and keeps me in comparative luxury; but is this an adequate consideration for the fact that i have to associate with a drunken, besotted husband five nights out of seven?"
"I should indeed be grateful to Mrs. Mona Caird, or to anybody else, who would show us unhappily married folk a decent way out of our difficulties. Marriage, in my case, has been a miserable failure, simply because my husband and I do not suit each other. Ours is a clear case of incompatibility, proved beyond all doubt by the almost daily jarring and wrangling of some fourteen years.… We have both broken every vow we made to each other on our wedding day, save one; and being highly moral, if nothing else, we must still endure, wearing out our days in mutual misery, and darkening and embittering our children's lives by a loveless and joyless home… " -A TIRED WIFE
"I myself am a deserted wife, and my husband has treated me with exceptional contempt and unkindness, but I am proud to say that so great is my reverence for the sanctity of the marriage vow, that if my husband sent for me to return to him to-morrow, I would go, and with a hearty will and friendly affection strive to do my duty to him. -A City Merchant's Wife
"I married, unthinkingly, a man whom I did not love. I thought that perhaps I might grow to care for him, but I did not do so…. As I am his wife, I consider that I ought to stay with him, but my whole soul revolts against being tied to a man for whom I have no particle of love, and who, in tastes, character, pursuits, is my direct opposite. I reflect how much better a woman I should have been had love and not duty, ruled me…. " -MATRIMONIAL ADVENTURER
"My partner and I suffer from a total incompatibility of disposition. We do not quarrel but there is an absolute want of sympathy – an absolute antipathy of every thought and feeling… I believe there would be fewer fretful, unhappy, and brokendown wives if husbands would see that their wives had amusements and occupations, apart from domestic matters…. Another case of "Failure" in marriage is the objection English husbands have to their wives being independent in money matters… Few men realise how humiliating it is to a woman of independent spirit to ask for every sixpence, nor the spirit of bitterness and rebellion that it engenders…. " -A LOST LIFE
The Happily Married women of 1888 who were part of the 27,000 letter response will be featured tomorrow, along with their secrets to what made a marriage happy even then. Will it be the same things that make marriages happy today?
(Quotes and excerpt taken from A History of the Wife, by Marilyn Yalom)


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Edmonds Community College is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a gala at Future of Flight on April 29 and just a few tickets are available for the gourmet evening, according to auction co-chair Meg Rankin.
"Our generous sponsors have covered the cost of everything," said Rankin, "so all proceeds raised will go straight to scholarships." The gala's title sponsor is Premera, and gold sponsors are Boeing, Comprehensive Wealth Management, and Carter Subaru. A complete list of sponsors follows.
The gala is dear to Rankin's heart because all of her children attended EdCC, and she also attended the school. "The college is an important part of the community," said Rankin. "I especially like the aeronautics department which trains students for careers and also engineering."
Folks interested in a preview of the evening's auction can stop in at J. Rankin Jewellers on Fifth Avenue in Edmonds to see The Jewelry Flight. "The winner of this item," said Rankin, "will get to choose from a necklace, bracelet, ring, or earrings."
Other items ready for bidders include a Sun Valley Vacation and a wine-makers dinner for eight with Alex and Jeanette Goloitzin, owners of Quilceda Creek Winery.
Rankin has spent many volunteer hours working with college foundation staff, committee members, and co-chair Diana Clay to craft the perfect event. "I am excited about the amazing venue at Future of Flight," said Rankin, "Guests at this year's gala will be entertained by aerial performers and will also enjoy a wine and a gourmet dinner by McCormick & Schmicks. It will be a night to remember."
To secure one of the last tickets for the gala and gourmet event, see here for more information.
Edmonds Community College Fiftieth Anniversary Gala Title sponsor: Premera
Gold sponsors: Boeing, Comprehensive Wealth Management, and Carter Subaru
Silver sponsors: Butler Development, Dewar Meeks & Ekrem, PLLC, Diana Clay and Micheal Kerr, Edmonds CC Associated Students, Heritage Bank, Harbor Square Athletic Club, Lynnwood Honda, Molina Healthcare, Mountain Pacific Bank, Nick and Caitlin Echelbarger, Reid Middleton, SERVPRO of Edmonds, Swedish Edmonds, Washington State University – North Puget Sound, and Vine Dahlen
Corporate sponsors: Acura of Lynnwood, Barnes and Noble, Puget Sound Kidney Centers, Schacth Aslani Architects, Morgan Sound, and McCormick & Schmick's.


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Arlington Home Pricing Advice [ Price Your Home to Sell ]
Home Pricing Advice Arlington Virginia. Arlington Virginia home prices, neighborhood home values: Aldie, Arcola, Ashburn, Bluemont, Chantilly, Dulles, Great Falls, Leesburg, Lovettsville, Middleburg, Philomont, Purcellville, Round Hill, Sterling, Waterford.
Pricing to Sell Your Home in Arlington Virginia! Selling a home or real estate in Arlington Virginia? Don't know how to set the price? In today's Arlington real estate market there is a lot of inventory available. The real estate market is very different than just a short while ago! If you haven't noticed, everyone else already has! In this market you want to price your home or real estate realistically so it will sell quickly, so you can get as much as you can, and you don't want to be greedy. Selling a home is now a strategy for experienced agents and sellers that understand the dynamics that are at play. Homes that have been on the market for extended periods of time, tend to sell for far less than the original list price. So how do you set the best asking price when selling a home in Arlington Virginia? Contact us! We have the experience to assist you when selling your home!
It has been said that 90% of all home sales starts with having the right price! Pricing your home correctly from the beginning is one of the most important factors in the selling your home. Our experience has shown us that if you price your home TOO HIGH, your home will remain on the market for a long period of time – and will ultimately sell for less money than if it were priced properly from the start.
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Priced at market value Always a good strategy – that's what your home is worth!
Worried about setting the wrong price? Hire a professional and experienced agent! Why? Because if your home isn't within 5% of the average value, it's overpriced, and the list price should be dropped. Don't let your home become an old, tired listing. It will eventually sell for less than you would have received if you'd priced it properly!
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Here you can see a full show list showing venues and dates, and a list of Exhibitors, with links to their websites or facebook pages.For any queries about the shows, please contact us through the last page.
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you at the shows!
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Just over a month ago BARKOW had defeated SPITHILL to take the title at the ISAF Grade 1 Trentino Women Match Race Cup, but this time the Aussie had her revenge. She defeated BARKOW, a two-time ISAF Women's Match Racing World Champion, 3-0. In the other semi-final match, CONTI defeated Liz BAYLIS (USA), a past Rolex Yachtswoman of the Year and the current US Women's Match Racing champion. BARKOW, the 2005 Rolex Yachtswoman of the Year, went on to defeat BAYLIS in the round to decide third and fourth place, or the 'petit-final' as it is called in match racing, with a score of 3-1.
"To win the Rolex Osprey Cup, for myself and Team Acuity, is the icing on the cake for what has been a very long, hard, expensive and very rewarding 2007, ending with our silver medal at the 2007 ISAF Women's Match Racing Worlds and third in the ISAF Rankings," said SPITHILL. "Giulia and her team are very strong; they also include Alessandra ANGELINI, who has sailed with my team for three international events this year. It was almost a re-match from last year's Santa Maria Cup where we won 3-2. As Giulia is an Olympic sailor, her ability to pick wind shifts was very obvious and definitely one of her strong points."
CONTI, the 2005 Rolex Osprey Cup champion, did well in winning 12 of her round robin matches as she has not been actively match racing, preferring instead to concentrate on preparation for the 2008 Olympic Games where she will represent Italy in the 470 class. As this was the first time that SPITHILL competed at the Rolex Osprey Cup and the first time her crew had sailed in a Sonar keelboat, she said that her team's plan was to focus. "Our aim was to come here and learn, and minimize mistakes to hopefully improve our ranking," she said. "There was some very high competition at this event."
"The team has been sailing together for all the events we have done from July to October this year," SPITHILL continued. "They have done an exceptional job. As we only needed four team members for this event there are also other team members who are back at home, they are: Elizabeth WALSH, Angela FARRELL and our coach Traks GORDON."
Now in its 11th year of providing a platform in the USA for internationally-ranked women sailors, the Rolex Osprey Cup is managed by Pat SEIDENSPINNER and Tom FARQUHAR (both, St Petersburg) of the St Petersburg Yacht Club. Only eight of the world's women's match-racing regattas have been granted ISAF Grade 1 status, the highest level of competition for match racing, the one-on-one format of sailboat racing. There are two in the USA of which the Rolex Osprey Cup is one.
"Women's match racing has seen steady growth in both numbers and talent in the last few years and events like the Rolex Osprey Cup and the Rolex Women's Match are responsible for this growth," said BAYLIS, who also serves as the executive director of the Women's International Match Racing Association (WIMRA). "The competitiveness and depth of the field at this event show the strength and importance of match racing for competitors at the international level. Teams that are currently selected to represent their countries at the 2008 Olympic Games are keeping their skills sharp on the match racing circuit. With the possibility of match racing becoming an event for women in the 2012 Olympic Games, these teams are poised to make the jump."
New Orleans' Katy LOVELL (USA) finished in fifth place with one match win more than sixth-placed Anna TUNNICLIFFE (USA), the Laser Radial representative for the USA at the 2008 Games. LOVELL's husband, John LOVELL, recently captured the Olympic berth in the Tornado class with his team mate Charlie OGLETREE.
Over the four days of racing in Sonar class keelboats, the St Petersburg Yacht Club's race committee ran 113 races, including a complete double round-robin, semi-finals (first to win three), three consolation series (first to win two), petit-finals (first to win three), and final (first to win three). Racing conditions were excellent as they so often are on Tampa Bay, with wind at 5-10 knots and plenty of sunshine.
Final Standings
1. Katie SPITHILL (AUS)
2. Giulia CONTI (ITA)
3. Sally BARKOW (USA)
4. Liz BAYLIS (USA)
5. Katy LOVELL (USA)
6. Anna TUNNICLIFFE (USA)
7. Sabrina GURIOLI (ITA)
8. Caroline BEJAR (BRA)
9. Rachael SILVERSTEIN (USA)
10. Sandy HAYES (USA)
Event Website - www.rolexwomensmatch.org
ISAF Women's Match Racing World Championship - www.sailing.org/wmatchworlds


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Loss or change of taste buds is not uncommon among elderly adults. Taste and smell help people determine their like or dislike of foods. In home care service professionals point out that taste and smell are interrelated. If a senior loses the sense of taste or smell, eating becomes boring, almost senseless and one of two things may happen. The senior may choose not to eat, as there is no satisfaction in doing so. Often when seniors cannot taste their food, they also may not be able to smell the aromas that were once pleasing and without a fragrance or savory taste, eating may become a chore. The second common scenario is to eat continuously while trying to find that one food that triggers the senses.
Cause of Taste Loss or Change
Medications – Medications may interrupt the metabolic processes of the body and create a chemical change. This chemical change may case foods to taste metallic while eating and may interact with foods to change their consistency and flavors.
Infections – Specifically in the mouth or the bloodstream, infections may affect how the body chemistry reacts to food enzymes, which can often cause a nasty flavor or aftertaste.
Dental problems – Tooth decay and gum disease add bacteria to the saliva in the mouth, which can ruin the taste of good food. In home care service providers warn that just brushing and flossing the teeth will not change the chemistry causing the problem. In fact, if this is the cause, your parent should be seen by their dentist since dental infections may lead to heart and lung disease.
There are many other health issues that may lead to loss of taste, including head injuries. If your parent has fallen recently or has a history of a past head injury, the change in taste may be related. In home care service experts recommend understanding the reason and maintaining an excellent nutritional balance for wellness, taste or lack thereof.


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I don't know what it is about Charlotte, North Carolina, but there is some great music coming out of there.
Matrimony is a new musical duo consisting of Jimmy Brown and Ashlee Hardee, both of whom were songwriters in their own right before collaborating.
Brown is originally from Belfast, Ireland and formerly of the indie band Airspace. In 2008, he released his first solo EP, Muzzle the Muse.
Hardee, a Charlotte native, is formerly of the band Flagship and has also published two previous EPs under her own name.
Together, Brown and Hardee formed Matrimony last December and have since embarked on creating some gorgeous songs that combine folk, pop and bluegrass into a truly satisfying blend.
The two take turns with vocals, but adorn each song with an arsenal of beautiful instrumentation, utilizing a slew of instruments including accordion, banjo and violin among others. But remarkably, their songs carry no trace of the twang one might expect. Instead, the listener is rewarded with Hardee's lush vocals, Brown's strumming and music that sounds wonderfully effortless.
Earlier this year, Matrimony independently released their debut 6-song EP, The Storm & The Eye and listeners can stream the entire EP before deciding to purchase on their official site.
So hurry and discover Matrimony now before everyone else does.


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An Interview With Tom Hungerford
(Spring 1995)
Twenty years ago, some visitors arrived at Light Morning from a group house in a nearby city. They said they wanted to see what life was like in a small, rural community. We gladly obliged. Soon they were hard at work, helping us set the locust posts for a new woodshed.
Mostly they were our own age–in their 20s and 30s. One of them, however, Tom Hungerford, was 60. We wondered what had attracted someone our parents' age to a communal lifestyle. During his many subsequent visits, and more fully after he moved here several years ago, we drew out portions of Tom's remarkable story.
Finally, on the eve of his 79th birthday, Tom and I sat down with a tape recorder and he reminisced about the path that had led him to choose community as a place to both live and age.
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Tom–I was born in 1916. I grew up in northern Arizona, 60 miles east of Flagstaff, in a small town called Winslow, that was a combination of Indian trading post and a repair point on the Santa Fe railroad.
In the early part of the time when we were in Winslow, there were no telephones, no radios, no automobiles. Everything was related to a farm type life and the material that came into town from distances came in on the railroad. Otherwise, it was all horse and wagon. There were dirt roads. There weren't any paved roads until I was 8 or 9 years old.
Periodically, a big bunch of Indians would come into Bachman's trading post. We were very curious about them. We'd go out to the Trading Post and stand around the edge and look 'em over, and they'd look us over. There were lots of interesting things about what they'd do with their clothing. They'd use American coins—dimes, quarters, half dollars—to serve as buttons on their shirts and jackets.
Later on, as I got up to around to 8, 9, 10 years old, we used to go out to the reservations which were near us. Navajo and Hopi. Particularly we went to the Hopi reservations, because they had dances at seasonal times of the year. They'd dance for crops and dance for rain. They were very colorful. Often they'd dance in the early evening around fires.
Tom's mother was concerned about raising children in a rough, frontier town. So the family moved to California when he was twelve. Tom went to high school, college and graduate school there, majoring in zoology.
Tom got a teaching job in 1941, but Pearl Harbor changed his career plans and he enlisted in the Navy, eventually going ashore as part of the Normandy invasion. Toward the end of the war, he got married. Later, he took a job with a publishing company in Chicago, and had two children.
Then, in the mid 1950's, Tom went through a painful divorce. During this traumatic period in his life, a friend introduced him to the mystical teachings of Edgar Cayce and Joel Goldsmith.
Tom–I came upon the Edgar Cayce readings when I was involved in my divorce. I was quite beside myself and didn't really know what to do. One of the girls working with me gave me a book about Cayce by Gina Cerminara, called Many Mansions. The same girl also introduced me to Joel Goldsmith. She gave me his little book, The Infinite Way.
Robert–This kind of thinking was something new in your life?
Tom–Never heard of anything like that before. Anything in terms of spiritual development would be the normal church. And I didn't have very much of a background in that either. At the time I pretty much was just going to church to keep peace in the family…
I really was in very bad shape when these two things showed up. I'd gotten to the point where I thought one morning [that] instead of going to work, I'm just going to jump in [Lake Michigan] and start swimming [until I sink].
Then when the Cayce material and Joel's material showed up, it constituted a real turnaround for me. I began to see that there was something more to life—at least the possibility of it—than birth to death. And that you couldn't really get out of your responsibility for your part in the whole process by suicide.
After his divorce, Tom moved to New York City. He found, however, that, due to his age, no companies were willing to offer him a position comparable to the one he had left in Chicago.
Tom–I was really non-plussed. This was the first time that I'd personally come in contact with what happens to you when you age. I really hadn't seriously considered it. It didn't seem to me that at 50 I was very old; yet [from another perspective], it was somewhat reasonable that I'd have only 15 years to contribute to a company, given the pretty much standard mandatory retirement age of 65.
Robert–So you suddenly found yourself being perceived as old?
Tom–Yeah, I'll say! I hadn't any notion of that. I didn't relate to the kinds of things I was experiencing; yet there they were. This is society and this is how it works with this view of the aging process.


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Ways of Knowing and CIT: Women Living with HIV/AIDS in the US
Event Recap
Rosanna DeMarco, Associate Professor of Community Health at Boston College, spoke on February 26 about her work with American women living with HIV/AIDS. She shared some of her struggles to understand the situation of these women, who statistically tend to be poor and non-white. DeMarco approaches her work from both an inductive and deductive manner; in addition to scientific statistical analysis, DeMarco personally interacts with a number of women with HIV/AIDS in the Greater Boston area. Four of these women persuaded her to make a film with them about their lives – to be used as an educational piece encouraging others to avoid high-risk practices. The documentary, "Women's Voices, Women's Lives," empowered the women involved in the making of it and is being shown internationally for AIDS prevention. DeMarco hopes that by encouraging women to speak out about their experiences, the circumstances that promote the spread of the disease will change. See the Boisi Center website for a link to the film.


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About Castleton
Campus Life
Health Science, '13
Moving on to graduate school after being accepted into a Physician Assistant Program is Castleton Health Science alum Rachel Preusser. The 2013 graduate says her Castleton education and hands-on college experience helped prepared her to pursue her dream career.
"Castleton gave me the opportunity to take many different classes taught by a variety of professors who were all willing to help me succeed," she said. "The resources available and flexibility of the professors schedule allowed me to do well in all of my classes."
Preusser said her hard work was rewarded with good grades, but even more rewarding was the enthusiasm of the professors when asked to write her letters of recommendation for graduate school.
Adding that she was able to get one-on-one learning time with her professors due to small class sizes and knew many of them by name, Preusser credits her department's commitment to their students with allowing her to flourish in the classroom environment.
Biology Professor Peter Kimmel was at the top of the list of those who impacted Preusser's career path, not only as a professor but also her academic advisor. His expertise proved key when selecting class schedules, applying for various jobs and scholarships, and when making the decision to further her education.
"He was a huge impact on my academic success then, and now," said Preusser, who still keeps in contact with Kimmel regarding her future educational endeavors.
Also a student athlete Preusser enjoyed her time spent on the field hockey field during her years at Castleton.
"I am proud to be a Castleton alum," she said. "It is an honor and a memory I will have for the rest of my life."


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If you need to track SMS on somebody's phone, you can easily do this with the help of SMS spy apps. Nowadays mobile technologies let us do this without taking any efforts. There we gathered some extra text message monitoring apps reviews for you.
Highster Mobile
One more tracker app, Highster Mobile, can't be considered a multitask one. Though it corresponds its name completely. That's an ideal app for phone searching in case you've lost it or it has been stolen. This SMS tracker app suggests you a Thief Tracker setting, that makes a photo of anyone who tries to unlock your gadget instead of you and identifies the location of your phone. The photo is sent to the company mail, after that it is forwarded to you. If you don't have GPRS, you can control your phone with the help of text commands.
Strong aspects
- Effective Thief Tracker tool
- Identification of the phone location
mSpy is a texting spy software app with a long record, well known on the mobile market. It suggests you spying on mobile phones and reading messages from almost any mobile gadget. No doubt, it's really helpful.
Using an effective text message spy app like mSpy you can do more than just take out new text messages… Also, you will be able to retrieve old or deleted messages from the cell phone. In such a way you will know all the details of the SMS content.
mSpy Text monitoring app possesses a powerful system of remote tracking. mSpy will help you to be abreast of what's going on in the messages of your partner, friends or children.
Strong aspects
- No-jailbreak program
- Undetectable
- Access to deleted messages
Moreover, mSpy is an text message spy, that can extract hidden calls, photos, videos, websites and uninstalled apps. The price for this SMS spy app is 69,99$, and you won't have to download upgrades. They are already included in the package.
Auto Forward
Auto Forward Spy is said to be one of the best apps for tracking messages on iPhone and Android gadgets. This SMS spy app for Android lets you review browser's history in google and other browsers, unlock logins and passwords, track up SMS messages that were sent and received etc. Due to SMS tracker app, you can do this without having somebody's phone in your arms!
Also, you can record any phone conversation you like. Later you will be able to save the record and listen to it.
One more function is browsing control. You will see if anyone visits inappropriate or prohibited websites.
Strong aspects
- Detailed information about each message: time, date, sender/recipient
- Call recording function
- Social media monitoring
- Gps tracking
- Information about all incoming and outgoing calls
Free customer service for this text monitoring software is available, so if you have any questions you can call and get answers. The cost of this tracker is 39,99$.
SurePoint Spy
Though this SMS tracker is a new one on the market. It's worth paying attention to it. It will be useful for parents who want to control their child or boss who needs to monitor their employees.
With the help of SurePoint Spy texting spy, you can view all incoming and outgoing calls, monitor messages, which are sent and received. SurePoint SMS tracker is a great stealth for those, who want to know the truth. All information is retrieved and after that, it appears in your personal account which you can use from your phone.
SurePoint Spy tracker will cost you 69,99$ without any extra fees for updates. You are welcome to use Customer Support service for free.
Strong aspects
- No jail-breaking
- Complete text spying function
XNSPY enables you with the following functions: SMS tracking and chat conversations tracking. It is also equipped with GPS locator. XNSpy provides you with such tools, like tracking of contacts and phone calls, identification of GPS position, recording of phone calls and viewing of photos or videos.
Strong aspects
- GPS location
- Efficient SMS tracking
- Call Log Pro
This texting spy is specialized in the recording of voice conversations during the phone calls with other contacts. The record starts as soon as the call recipient appears on the line. With this software, you will have a possibility to send yourself the recording to save it on your device. You can record conversations up to 2 minutes for free. For installing of 30 minutes of recording time you'll have to pay 4,99$.
Strong aspects
- Recording function
MobiPast is known to be one of the best invisible SMS spy apps. Monitor messages not only on the cell phone, but also on facebook, Instagram, and other social networks. You will know what messages somebody sends or receives every 30 minutes. You will even get access to removed messages on the iPhone. It is a successful trial for your children, partners, and children.
Strong aspects
- SMS spy in social networks


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Autumn is here and so are mossy branches, pods, leaves and berries!
Join us in our recently opened retail space in Fremont!
Jean Louise and Dana will do a quick demo and then work hands on with the class to help create a beautiful work of wreath art for your front door or hang it inside on an accent wall or above your mantle.
…."I am always amazed at the students who take our classes. They come in claiming to know nothing about flowers and to not have an artistic bone in their body. However, each and every one leaves with the most beautiful and incredibly creative piece of work. It is a wonderful feeling to see them walk away proudly with their creations and what a sense of accomplishment. That to me, is the best part of our classes." ~Jean Louise, owner of Juniper Flowers
The fall wreath workshop is being held on October 27th from 7pm-9pm, cost is $95
(includes beverages, small bites and you take home a beautiful hand-made wreath!)
459 N. 36th Street in Fremont
Call us to register (206)285-2700
be sure to check out the dates for our winter wreath classes as well!


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Danny Kent finishes outside the points in Malaysia
At 13:20 local time the lights went off on the intermediate class Moto2, signalling the beginning of the race on a wet track due to a downpour that hit just after the end of Moto3. Morbidelli flew away early but was chased by Zarco and Folger; while Pons and Lowes fell on the second lap.
It was a great start for Danny Kent who was incredible off the line and by the fourth lap he was in the points, fighting with three rivals.
As the race progressed Danny Kent struggled with the same issues as in Qualifying as the track began to dry and ended 18th, out of the points.
The next event is scheduled in Valencia at the Ricardo Tormo circuit in Cheste during the weekend of 11 to 13 November, for the last round of the season in 2016.
#52 Danny KENT – 18th:
"Again, outside the points and not where we want to be. I qualified in 24th and I had a great start, I was in a good group but as soon as the track dried it was just like Qualifying. I had the same problems as in Qualifying where I just had no drive at all. Not happy to be outside the points but we still keep going."
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Safety is an important and under valued consideration when designing outdoor fireplaces and fire pits.
At Archadeck of Charlotte, we have to consider out clients safety in our design process and are always looking for new ideas and codes. We have found there are several things you can do to make your outdoor living spaces safer by both design considerations and the way you use them.
First, keeping the fire pit or fireplace at least 10′ away from any part of your house is a building code and something you should begin your design considerations with (unless it is gas and has a direct or ventless system). Secondly, with fire pits, you want the walls of the fire pit to be at least 18-20″ tall or more so kids and pits don't fall into the fire or coals. Third, keep the size of the fire contained especially if you are near trees or shrubs.
Fireplaces generally speaking are safer than fire pits due to the fact that there are walls and a chimney that keep the fire contained. You still want to keep similar design considerations and not over build your fires. For more information and design ideas on outdoor living spaces, go to www.charlotte.archadeck.com


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An anecdotal musing on sugar body scrubs
As spring break ends for Central Floridian students and the stress of school makes the student population turn back to caffeine for energy, I am reminded of my first exposure to sugar body scrubs. Bikini season was rampant in the upcoming summer months and a skin care product took Instagram by storm: A coffee sugar body scrub by a company named frank body. Celebrities and famed models posted photos in their aesthetically pleasing tubs and bathrooms covered in chunky bits of coffee and sporting the famed label with minimalistic labeling and simple manila packaging. The appeal was obvious; if you bought the product, you would have smooth, supple, flawless legs… right?
As most instagram trends behave, the frank. body scrub craze came and went and I have not seen mention of it since. Bigger companies have utilized the stimulant properties in coffee beans to add to their moisturizers and exfoliants. Consumers have also realized coffee sugar scrubs were easy to make at home, with a few household ingredients. A simple Google search leads you to recipes and concoction techniques to create your own coffee scrub to rid you of the annoying cellulite and roughness on any skin surface area… Been there, done that.
There I was, circa mid-spring to summer of 2014, in the kitchen and enthusiastically raiding my pantry for ingredients like honey, petroleum jelly, sugar, coffee grounds, etc. I was more than stoked for my evening shower. I brought my final product into the bathroom and I eagerly spread the mixture all over the backs of my thighs. Never mind the clotted chunks of ingredients that would later clog my drain since my ingredients weren't finely milled enough, I was ready to see and feel the results. I knew that I needed to use it for consecutive days to see the effects in action, so I went to sleep anticipating the next use. I was irrationally excited for the next use.
I didn't get to the next use… my wonderful coffee and sugar scrub hardened and stuck together to the point that I could not even dislodge with a wooden spoon. It was a proper brick. Ask me how disappointed I was at the amount of coffee grounds I used to make this now unusable body scrub… I decided that maybe I should leave the mixing and mingling of ingredients to the professionals.
A link to a sugar body scrub with coffee and cacao that is fairly priced and beautifully made is linked here. Creamy while also satisfyingly gritty, and doesn't fall off in chunks while you finish the rest of your bath or shower. Here's to you, summer freshman Janine. I hope everyone that is going back to school from spring break had a wonderful time! To those that have just started: have fun and be safe!


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An updated version of this course is available. For more information, click Developing Rule Solutions in IBM Operational Decision Manager V8.7 (WB392G).
This course is also available as classroom course, Developing Rule Solutions in IBM Operational Decision Manager V8.0 (ZB390G).
This course introduces developers to IBM Operational Decision Manager V8.6. In this course, you learn the concepts and skills that you need to design, develop, and integrate a business rule solution with Operational Decision Manager.
For information about other related courses, visit the IBM Training website:
This intermediate course is designed for application developers.
You should have:
Note: If you do not meet all of the requirements, you can still complete the lab exercises for this class by following the step-by-step instructions that are provided.


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Windsor's Mulder excited to finally get his chance with Canada Basketball
Windsor's Mychal Mulder had been waiting years to hear back from Canada Basketball.
The 24-year-old Mulder has been added to Canada's senior men's 12-man roster for the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2019 Americas Qualifiers, which will take place in St. John's, NL later this month.
"I'm really excited for him to join us," Canadian head coach Roy Rana said of Mulder. "He's put a lot of work in. He's a good athlete, he's shooting the ball well and we were tracking him and thought this was a great opportunity."
Mulder has been waiting to hear back from Rana since he was a junior at Catholic Central high school.
"I had tryout for (Canada's junior team), it would have been for my 11th grade year," the six-foot-four, 184-pound Mulder said. "I went and tried out for the team and they kept me the whole weekend.
"They said they didn't want to cut me, but said they were keeping basically same group from the year before and maybe I would hear something next year. Next June came along and with all success with coach Cooz (Pete Cusumano) and winning OFSAA, but my phone didn't ring."
Mulder turned two successful seasons of junior college at Vincennes University into a full-ride scholarship at the University of Kentucky.
A shooting guard, Mulder spent time with the Toronto Raptors Summer League team before being drafted in the first round by the Windy City Bulls in the NBA G League Draft.
"It's crazy," Mulder said. "I'm a completely different player from back then to now. I have a lot of experiences that have shaped me on and off the floor."
He credits every coach he's had from Cusumano going forward and his numbers have jumped in his second season in Chicago where he is averaging 129 points per game and shooting over 40 per cent from beyond the three-point arc for the Bulls.
"I've been fortunate my whole life to have great coaches behind me and pushed me to succeed," Mulder said. "From going pro, I had a little learning to do and the speed of the game and getting used to other guys.
"I definitely feel a lot more comfortable and in more of a leadership role and feel my game's growing."
Through 10 games of qualifying, Canada sits second in Group F with an 8-2 record and has already qualified for the 32-team FIBA Basketball World Cup 2019, which will take place Aug. 31st to Sept. 15th in China. It will be Canada's first tournament appearance since 2010.
Rana is hoping to catch first-place Venezuela (9-1), which Canada will play on Feb. 21st, before wrapping up qualifying against Venezuela (2-8) on Feb. 24th.
"Every international competition is meaningful," Rana said. "We can finish first in our pool, it's an opportunity to continue to improve our international ranking and a chance to look at different players. These are not just show up and play games. We're going to try and win every game."
And Rana is excited to get a chance to see Mulder and others have an opportunity to play for Canada.
"I'm glad Mychal will get an opportunity," Rana said. "Every single guy in the program is hopefully someone that's going to be impactful over the next couple of years and as we approach the Olympic stage.
"We've never been deeper (as a country for talent) and it's challenging for us and for players, but I'm encouraged by how (Mulder's) developed since leaving college."
Mulder had to get permission from the Bulls to leave the program for a couple of weeks, but said the club was fully behind the opportunity.
"I talked to them and made sure it was OK," Mulder said of team officials. "They were all happy for me and really happy I was getting that opportunity.
"I've always wanted to represent our country and play for Team Canada. To do that now means a lot."


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This is Ladybird from Santoro/Docraft's Gorjuss collection.
I completed this project using Gorjuss Ruby paper, a Cheery Lynn Die, CC Designs Vine Die and a sentiment from Tim Holtz. This Gorjuss stamp and many others are available in Noelle Martin's online shop at Quick Creations.
I love the Gorjuss stamps, they are so sweet and versatile; you can make any kind of card with them.
Come and join us over at the Quick Creations challenge blog every month for a challenge! This month's challenge is Anything Goes! Have fun and I hope to see you there!


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In the early days of World War II, Hitler and his forces invaded and bombed Poland. The devastation was astonishing as the Poles witnessed a new type of warfare which the Nazis called Blitzkrieg ("lightning war").
What was "lightning war?" Constant, ferocious, unbearable pounding of gunfire, bombing and other forms of intimidation intended to cause people to submit to Hitler's superior military power (and his plan of conquest).
The impact on people, like nine-year-old Ryszard Pajewski, is self-evident as we can see in this photo by Julien Bryan. It depicts the young lad sitting on a pile of rubble—former homes—in the Praga area of Warsaw.
Although the people of Warsaw bravely held-out as long as they could, after eighteen days of continuous bombardment by German forces, the city surrendered to the Nazis on September 27, 1939.
The precise time of the surrender was at 2 o'clock that afternoon.
With the fall of Warsaw, and Poland, Hitler believed that the war would be over soon. He anticipated France and Britain would accept the terms of his peace offer.
When both Britain and France turned him down, Hitler would have realized that the war would not be over quickly. He was finally defeated on the 30th of April, in 1945 (when he committed suicide in Berlin).
Meanwhile, however, his policies caused destruction and a vast loss of life throughout Europe. And ... with the fall of Poland, in 1939 ... Hitler had a path to a Nazi-orchestrated Holocaust. Many of his deadliest concentration camps, like Auschwitz, were located in Poland.
The photograph of Warsaw, by an unnamed photographer, depicts the inner city of Warsaw burning following massive bombing in September, 1939.
Image, at the top of the page, is a public-domain photo by an unnamed photographer, depicting the devastation in Warsaw (during September of 1939), online via the Polish National Digital Archive.
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