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Brighton Funeral Directors
Sussex Funeral Services are Independent Brighton Funeral Directors in Brighton, serving the Brighton, Hove, Portslade and neighbouring communities. We offer a complete funerary service providing all aspects of funeral care, arrangements for cremations, burials (including interment of ashes) beginning from the moment you contact us.
We realise that arranging a funeral, particularly, when bereaved, can be one of the most challenging things you and your family will ever have to do for a deceased loved one. That is why we not only care for your loved ones with the utmost respect for you and your loved one; sensitivity for your loss and grief; and professionalism in all our undertakings – but we also ensure that our staff also apply the exact same moral and ethical standards, as ourselves; and that they are trained, experienced; and in particular to our morticians, are fully qualified.
Though we mention morticians, it is important to note, that though we are able to offer embalming in the appropriate circumstances, we don't condone the unnecessary use of embalming procedures for very good reasons of a personal nature as well as the protection of the environment.
We can support you through the myriad of options available to mark the passing of a life including planning the funeral service, whether it is a burial or cremation, right through to discussing options for your loved one's cremated remains eg scattering or interment of ashes etc.
Independent Brighton Funeral Directors
There are no 'rules' for funerals but rather you can choose the type of funeral ceremony you want to have. We emphasise our company slogan "for caring, compassion and choice" and are proud to be truly independent Funeral Directors in Brighton, East Sussex.
Being an independent local funeral director or funeral service provider and undertaker means we are able to provide completely bespoke services, which is responsive to individual needs, including traditional cremation or burial funeral services, which may be led by Minister or a more alternative funeral services, or memorial services that may be led by one of our trained celebrants or a humanist.
Whether you are seeking a simple, cost effective direct cremation which may be followed by a memorial service or whether you want a more extravagant end of life celebration – we can cater for your specific funerary requirements, and we will always present you with choices, and we don't recommend the expensive coffins or flower arrangements! We will help you to consider the various funerary options choices available, without being rushed.
We can arrange a viewing of your loved one at our funeral home or indeed arrange an overnight stay at your home. As an alternative we can arrange for the funeral service to be held at your home or other suitable venue, instead of the usual crematorium chapel service. Whatever you choose we can help you arrange it all, even a suitable venue for a gathering afterwards, with any catering needs that might be required. And of course, we can also advise on the services available after the funeral ceremony itself, for example, urns, headstone/memorial stones, interment or scattering of ashes options.
Highest Standards, Flexible and Responsive to Your Needs
As a local funeral director, we make every effort to get involved in the Brighton, Hove and Portslade communities and strive to create the kind of personal relationship which leads to an individual, sensitive funerary service. We are flexible and responsive to your needs, especially at a time of loss and grief. We take great pride in our funeral services and seek to build a relationship of trust with you and our communities. You can be confident that the funeral service you receive from us will be delivered, to the highest standards and with the utmost respect.
National Society of Allied Independent Funeral Directors
We are proud to say that we are approved members of the National Society of Allied Independent Funeral Directors (SAIF), which means that as professional undertakers we have met with the Associations funerary industry criteria and operate under a code of practice to ensure that we maintain the professions standards.
Sussex Funeral Services – Funeral Directors and Undertakers for Brighton, Hove and Portslade. For a free "without obligation" consultation please call Philip or Sallie on 01273 736469, located in Portland Road in Hove, or our mobile on 07789 174453.
Sussex Funeral Services is rated 5.00 stars by Reviews.co.uk based on 31 merchant reviews
Information About Brighton
- Sussex Funeral Services Limited offers Funeral services in Brighton, which is located in South East England, and a large town in the county of East Sussex.
- Part of the City of Brighton and Hove, Brighton forms a Unitary Authority and is part of the greater Brighton and Hove built-up area in Sussex.
- A large number of leading businesses make Brighton and East Sussex their home including Sussex Funeral Services.
- Brighton was historically called Brighthelmstone.
- Commonly used nicknames include Blightey & Brighthelmstone.
- Brighton is formed by a number of villages and settlements including Coldean, Bevendean, Aldrington, Old Steine, Black Rock, Hangleton and Bevendean.
- Hollingdean, Hove, Mile Oak, Moulsecoomb and Hollingbury are also part of Sussex Funeral Services' Funeral service area in the City of Brighton and Hove.
- Other service areas of Sussex Funeral Services Limited within in Brighton, Sussex accommodate Portslade-by-Sea, Saltdean, Ovingdean, Patcham and Rottingdean,
- In addition to Brighton and Hove's outer urban areas Woodingdean, Withdean, Westdene and West Blatchington.
- Last but not least Sussex Funeral Services's Funeral services cover the Brighton Municipality including Bear Road area, Brighton Marina and Stanmer.
- Brighton is administered by the BN postcode area.
- The University of Brighton and Sussex University are prestigious throughout the United Kingdom.
- Queen's Park, Brighton and Preston Park, Brighton are the most notable parks in Brighton and known throughout England.
- Brighton is the starting-point of the A23 road and Intersects with the A27 road.
- The town of Brighton and Hove is bordered by Littlehampton, Shoreham, Worthing, Lancing, Sompting and Southwick to the West.
- The town of Brighton is bordered by Lewes, Burgess Hill and Peacehaven to the East.


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10 Yummy Fish Fry
10 Yummy Fish Fry
Fish is beneficial to everyone. It is one of the many ingredients which has the highest amount of proteins and omega-3 fatty acids. There are a lot of people who generally avoid meats like chicken, beef and mutton, but love fish because of its varied taste and health benefits. Fish is also an expensive meat but with it comes a ton of benefits. Consuming fish twice in a week will help to boost the immunity in adults and improves the eye and nerve development in babies and children. Grilled fish, fried fish, smoked and curry fish recipes are simply the best for you to prepare and enjoy.
Andhra-Style Fish Fry Recipe
A very high amount of zesty spices is customary in any Andhra style recipe. This is a traditional Indian fish recipe and has its customary excesses of oil and spices. So this dish is not for healthy freaks but a must for food freaks!
Bengali Fish without Onions
Nothing delights a Bengali more than his favourite maacher jhol and bhath (fish curry and rice). So, Bengalis take a lot of pain to experiment with their favourite item, fish.
Butter Fish Fry
Butter fish fry is a very popular Bengali recipe. It is a very simple fish recipe where some fish fillets are marinated and then fried in a batter. This butter fish recipe is generally eaten as a complement to the main course dish.
Fish Do Pyaza
It is a simple recipe which is not very spicy and can be prepared without much fuss. As the name suggests, 'do pyaza' means two onions which actually signifies that the recipe requires almost double the quantity of onions compared to any regular fish curry.
Macher Jhol
Macher jhol is a very delicious and spicy fish stew that is served with rice. The aroma of garlic and ginger cooked in mustard oil can tempt you.
Masala Grilled Fish Recipe
Masala grilled fish is one of those rare Indian recipes that are not spicy yet tastes delicious.The spices used to make masala grilled fish includes coriander powder and dry mango powder also known as amchur.
Meen Moilee
Kerala Fish Curry The fish is cooked in a coconut milk stew with very little spices so that the flavour of the fish dominates the dish. This lovely fish curry tastes absolutely divine and it is a must try if you love to eat fish.
Homemade Rava Fish Fry Recipe
Rava fish fry is a homemade fish fry dish that can give competition to any restaurant or café's menu. Sooji is used in this fish fry recipe. Rava fish fry is crisp and delectable as it is rolled in sooji or semolina.
Tel Koi Fish Recipe
Tel Koi is a dish that is rarely heard of by people who are non-Bengalis. It is not a malai curry or jhol that is popular in urban legends of Bengali food
Thai Seer Fish Curry Recipe
This afternoon, we present to you a Thai seer fish curry. This yummy fish recipe is one of a kind, since we do not add oil to the dish. Cooking the Thai seer fish curry without oil is beneficial for those who are on a weight loss program.

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Before you start on your university experience, you need to think carefully about which university is right for you. For many, this involves visiting the city and campus of the university they are interested in.
But what if you are an international student moving to study abroad? How do you choose your university if you can't visit the institution beforehand?
If this sounds like your situation, then follow our top tips on how to work round this obstacle and pick the university that suits you best!
Look at university rankings
University rankings can be help you make a decision. Whether you are studying a specialist subject and want to know which universities rank highly in this area, or you are looking for somewhere with great graduate employment rates, there's a ranking that can help you find the right university.
The good news is that for many of our partner universities, we've done the research for you! Visit our universities page to see where you can study a degree abroad with Kaplan, and how well these universities rank in different areas.
Request prospectuses
Prospectuses are useful for helping future students choose their university, and will usually include information like student testimonials, course listings, and photos of the facilities and campus.
Before you look through our partner university and college prospectuses, make a note of the features your university must have. This might be excellent sports facilities, a particular subject offering, or being close to the city centre – think about what matters to you. Remember, you could be living and studying in this new place for up to four years or more, so don't rush your decision!
After comparing publications, take a look back at your notes – how closely do your requirements match what you have found in the prospectuses? If one university prospectus matches more requirements than another, then this might be the university that is right for you.
Use Google Street View
You can also gain a sense of what it would be like to live in the city you are considering by browsing on Google Street View. Simply find the address of the university and campus you are interested in, and explore the area on Street View.
Have a look back at the list of important things you made, and think about what truly matters to you. For example, does the university campus have lots of green space, or is it based in the city centre? Are there bus stops and train stations nearby? You can do a lot of investigating with Google Maps, so start exploring!
Meet an agent
Kaplan Pathways' university preparation courses are designed to qualify and prepare international students for entry into one of our partner universities. If you are interested in a preparation course like this, you can arrange a meeting with an agent in your home country for information and advice about which university to choose.
Social media
Many universities have social media channels where staff and students post pictures, videos and stories for you to view and share.
If you want to get a more visual guide of what the university you are thinking about studying at is like, check to see if they have a social media presence. You can also use these channels to get any questions you may have answered by posting comments on the university's Facebook page which university staff and alumni will be happy to answer.
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As many of our patrons have noticed, every evening this week from 5 until 10 or later, we've been hosting three training classes for the Census Bureau in the Haysville Community Library. Beginning tomorrow, the 50 or so Census takers that have been training here, along with 635,000 others nationwide, will begin going door to door to follow up with households that either didn't mail back their Census form or didn't receive one. Between May 1st and July 10th, an estimated 48 million addresses will be visited.
For more information, see this post at the Census Bureau website.


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I'm a standards nerd, mobile enthusiast, Linux fiddler, trained actor, vegetarian, Doctor Who fan, bibliophile, and married to the woman of my dreams.
This is my personal blog. Posts here and elsewhere on the Internet do not represent the views of my employers (past, present, or future) unless explicitly stated.
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Open tibia fractures have a high risk of infection.
It is well accepted that soft tissue injuries in open fractures should be debrided agressively, while bone should be preserved as much as possible. Is bone not a tissue or does it responds better to infection?
I am presenting a case of an open tibia fracture (high energy injury looking from the X-rays and CT scan) and the way we are managing it.
At the time of starting this blog we have completed or almost completed 20 patients with similar injuries. Results are encouraging and pending definitive review and publications.
25 August 2016
Initial X-rays after review in our A&E.
CT scan reconstructions - coronal
CT scan reconstructions - saggital
26 August 2016
Images below show the tibia after damage control surgery, skeletal stabilisation and wound dressing (VAC).
01 September 2016
Definitve debridement of bone and soft tissue, cement spacer with antibiotic beads and soft tissue cover.
26 September 2016
After successful soft tissue cover and infection prevention temporary external fixator was replaced by TSF fine wire frame. At the same time corticotomy for bone transport was done and cement spacer removed with another set of reabsorbable antibiotic beads put in the defect. Post op X-rays are below.
One month after the injury we have definitive soft tissue cover, definitive skeletal stability and infection free. There are certainly quicker ways to do it, but are they better and more reliable/predictable?
07 October 2016
Still significant pain, otherwise stable frame. Everything as planned. Bone transport started - gap in the proximal tibia is increasing.
18 October 2016
Good progress but there is still pain. No obvious infection around the wound - free flap (soft tissue cover).
01 November 2016
One of the wires in the transported fragment became infected and was very painful. As we already have 4 wires and two half pins (which we preserved from the initial surgery) in the transported fragment we can/may safely remove the infected wire under sedation. In my opinion it is too painful to do it in clinic or even under "gas and air".
Otherwise, X-rays show nice regenerate and the position of the distal fragment is improving. Hopefully we will dock it soon but the free flap is restricting us from doing it any faster. We will certainly need some time to accommodate.
06 November 2016
Lengthening progressing well. Good quality regenerate. Stiffness of the knee is not improving. CPM was organised. Pin sites still inflamed but overall improved.
13 November 2016
Good progress. Pin site infection under control. Knee flexion contracture still present but it is improving.
Excellent quality of regenerate. Further progress in transport - 7mm in last 14 days. As planned. Still 30mm to go before fibula disimpacted. At that point will dock it and fine tune the leg length.
03 January 2017
No major problem. Pin sites OK.The knee is still a bit stiff but improving.
X-rays show good progress and excellent regenerate. Fibula is slowly geting back to length.
07 February 2017
Further progress. Some swelling around the transported fragment which could represent an infection. But it does go down during the night. Antibiotics for a week.
Leg length more or less restored.
Next task is to dock the fragment using the frame. A new prescription was given to complete the job. Hopefully in second attempt.
14 February 2017
Old haemathoma bursted. Pain improved.
Prescription completed. Position acceptable. Will compress the docking site further.
28 February 2017
Improved soft tissues. Docking completed and docking site well compressed (bent olive wires). No further treatment for the docking site planned at the moment.
28 March 2017
No major issues. Pain is still present. No obvious sign of infection. Walking still restricted but I believe it is improving.
As you can see on the X-ray below the docking is completed and the site compressed - bent olive wires. All struts still very tight.
02 May 2017
Everything under control and progressing well. Docking was successful and position is maintained.
10 October 2017
CT scan confirmed union at the docking. Regenerate required further time to consolidate. 4 weeks ago the frame was removed.
Patient is walking with a stick, still limping. X-rays below confirm that the fracture and regenerate are healed. Whilst there is still some varus of the distal tibia, a large proportion of it is very likely due to the inadequate view (X-ray tibia does not give the same representation as X-ray ankle, at least not in every patient).
11 January 2018
Pain is still present and not improving. X-rays suggest that there is a bit of a tilt in the distal tibia. Just the view or actual tilt?
13 March 2018
Pain is not improving. Patient walking but not comfortable.
24 May 2018
Prominent distal fibula was resected and TSF applied.
On discharge TSF prescription started to apply some compression to the non-union site and correct the deformity.
19 June 2018
TSF prescription completed. Because of the new angle of the rings, the most distal ring was touching the heel area hence it was repositioned. It had no wires attached as it worked as a neutralisation ring to counteract the forces on the ring with wires attached (wires only on one side of the ring).
27 July 2018
Alignment restored. Will just need a bit of compression and hopefully we are done.
06 November 2018
Patient was seen 6 weeks ago where everything looked OK. 4 weeks ago patient dynamized his frame and was walking with one stick or unaided on shorter distances.
X-rays show that the non-union has united completely. Frame was removed on the same day under sedation.
07 December 2018
4 weeks post frame removal. Patient is walking unaided, no significant pain. A stick only for longer distances.
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Mr Matija Krkovic, MD, PhD
I am Consultant Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeon with special interest in Limb reconstructions and bone infections.
February 2019


text: Robert Triffin, Belgian-born economist (born Oct. 5, 1911, Flobecq, Belgium—died Feb. 23, 1993, Ostend, Belgium), warned in 1962 that without a complete overhaul the international system of fixed exchange rates established at the Bretton Woods Conference in 1944 would inevitably collapse under the weight of a "dollar glut." His warning went unheeded, however, and in 1971 U.S. Pres. Richard Nixon--faced with persistent inflation, a growing trade deficit, and a worldwide run on the weakened dollar--devalued the U.S. currency and suspended its convertibility into gold. This signaled the end of the old system and ushered in an era of floating currencies and monetary instability. Triffin matriculated at the Catholic University of Louvain (1934) and at Harvard University (M.A., 1935; Ph.D., 1938). He taught at Harvard (1939-42) and held a series of senior advisory posts with the U.S. Federal Reserve System (1942-46), the International Monetary Fund (1946-48), and the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation (1948-51). In 1951 he was named a professor of economics at Yale University. Although Triffin became a U.S. citizen in 1942, he reclaimed Belgian citizenship when he returned to Europe in 1977. A fierce supporter of European unity, he was involved in the development of the European Monetary System and was a strong advocate of the European Community's plans for a central bank. He was made a baron in 1989. Triffin's influential books include Europe and the Money Muddle (1957), Gold and the Dollar Crisis (1960), and Our International Monetary System: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (1968).


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An exceptionally rare example of a princely or royal ballock or dudgeon dagger dating to the late 15th - early 16th century.
Of a well known type often river or water found, this example was reputedly ariver find in Northern England in the 1960s, and is composed of materials that would have been only used on the highest quality examples of the period. The form is typical for both size and aesthetic and displays characteristics of some of the earliest Scottish ballock dirks, with a crown formed pommel, alsofound on late 15th century examples, with a characteristic inverted cone pommel capped with a metal, in this case gold pommel cap with simple geometric designs.
The handle is composed of three pieces of richly colored honeyed amber, a royal material at the time known to the English isles having washed up on the shores of the eastern coast. The inverted pommel cap displays simple radiating carvingcorresponding to the gold pommel cap. The crossguard displays the characteristic ballock shape of two lobes separated by a thickened middle section. Each section is surmounted by a gold covering with four separate gold sections.
The handle remains in fine but appropriately worn condition, with the iron peen displaying the appropriate rust and degradation to a river find. The iron blade is worn and displays the appropriate age commensurate with a river find as well and retains it's original shape of a single edge with a triangular cross-section.
Overall the quality, form and origin indicate that this was likely a princely example worn by either an English or Scottish noble of the early Renaissance and the late Gothic period.
Overall length is 11, blade is 7 1/2.


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Mobile Government 2014
Introduction and Opening Remarks
Keynote Presentation - Enabling the Mobile World: Only the Brave will Thrive
Speaker: Sanjay Poonen, Executive Vice President and General Manager, End-User Computing, VMware
Enabling the Mobile World: Only the Brave will Thrive
Description: We have entered a new way of working, where business moves as fast as the speed of life.
Smart leaders recognize they must be brave" thoughtful, prepared and act decisively to execute on new business initiatives. While at the same time defend against unpredictable risks, IT investments, people and processes, and relationships. This requires a change in how we approach IT and enable our workforce.
The next frontier for the public sector is mobility and this presents challenges as tough as the opportunities are expansive. Hyper-aware smartphones and geolocation may be a huge benefit to government employees, but what are the security implications? While the lines between our work and personal lives are becoming blurred, how do we provide the coordinates towards the solutions to mobility's hardest problems? In his keynote, Sanjay Poonen, EVP and GM of End-User Computing at VMware, will discuss the unsolved challenges in mobility, and the possibilities that will be unlocked when VMware equips IT teams to anticipate the needs of the business instead of struggling to keep up. With this rapid-response capability, IT can be an active, strategic partner " providing confidence for the public sector to act bravely and decisively so they can be proactive and effective in this new era.
Session 1: Smarter Government - Improving Citizen Service through Mobility
Speaker: Michael Buss, MobileFirst Solutions Consultant , IBM
Description: By 2030 the urban population on the planet is projected to reach almost 5 billion. This unprecedented growth gives rise to new challenges for state, county and city leaders seeking to grapple with long standing gnarly problems while encountering unprecedented complexity in new ones.
Emboldened by the levels of service they now take for granted from the private sector, people are demanding more from their cities. They are seeking a better quality of life through access to more and better services, at increasing levels of cost effectiveness.
Forward thinking city leaders are looking to embrace the opportunities enabled by technology to overcome the ever-widening range of these significant challenges. Big data and related analytics delivered from the cloud to highly mobile citizens using powerful social media means of communication are mandatory elements of meeting these challenges. Join IBM to learn more about how Governors, Mayors and other leaders are increasing the levels of services for their citizens.
Session 2: "Jumping the Mobile Shark": Making the Jump into a Mobile/Cloud/Data First World
Speaker: Gregory G. Curtin, Ph.D., JD, Founder & CEO, Civic Resource Group; Senior Fellow, Future of Government Council (WEF) Civic Resource Group (CRG); World Economic Forum (WEF)
Description: This interactive presentation and panel discussion will provide a compelling overview of why governments MUST transition to Mobile/Cloud/Data First in order to be successful in today's DIGITAL world"€by 2015 there will be more than 4.5 BILLION mobile phone users globally, and more than 200 BILLION connected "things."€ Key enabling elements including organizational and cultural changes for "Mobilization"€ will be discussed, along with guidelines for building the business case"€cost savings/cost optimization; delivery of services and information; citizen/customer engagement; government transparency; productivity/efficiency; shared services/collaboration; labor force attraction/retention; etc. Illustrative case studies from State and local governments in California will be included to help keep the session "real."€
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Session 3: There's an App for That: How your agency can create, manage and produce content-centric
Speaker: Kevin Schmidt, Solution Engineer, Adobe
Description: In the first half of 2014, studies have shown that 86% of users time spent on the mobile web is done so through native applications. This creates a huge opportunity for agencies to engage citizens and increase employee productivity. Join this session to learn how Adobe is helping agencies create cost-effective solutions for creating, managing and producing content-centrics apps for tablets and smartphones. We'll discuss how to continuously evolve your mobile app development in response to changing citizen and technology needs.
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Session 4: How to Secure Your Mobile Devices In TWO EASY Steps
Speaker: Jason Moody, Enterprise Mobility Management, Dell Inc.
Description: Technology trends are forcing changes in the way you do business. Industry statistics predict that 350 million employees will use smartphones by 2016. Today, 250 million employees now bring their own device to work. And 58 billion applications will be downloaded by 2015. Will you be ready?
In this session, you will learn how to:
- Separate your enterprise data and applications from personal ones.
- Provide secure remote access.
- Limit data access
- Implement encryption and policy management
- Prevent Data loss and how to remote wipe in the event of loss or theft
Session 5: Mobility Innovation in Local Government: It's All About the User Experience!
Speaker: Rajiv Desai, CEO, 3Di, Inc.
Description: Mobility utilization is part of the fabric of who we are as citizens, whether it be utilizing tablets, smart devices, or smart phones. Why should this be any different for the government entities that support their respective citizens? The critical key to this is providing the right, well thought out and planned User Experience. Learn how the User Experience is broken down into 6 components (Information Architecture, Usability and Accessibility, Content Strategy, Functionality, User Interface, and Platform) and how leveraging these components are critical to the success of effectively offering mobility solutions to our citizens.
Session 6: The City of Fresno solves their Mobility Dilemma
Paul Pedron, Supervisor, Technical Support, City of Fresno
Brian Six, Novell
Description: When City of Fresno employees started pushing to use their own mobile devices at work, the IT department launched a six-month mobility study. After looking at various cloud, on-premise and hybrid solutions, they found the perfect solution for their mobile computing needs. With "" efficient local government" " as the mayor's motto, the City of Fresno's IT department is always looking for ways to streamline operations with technology. City employees in the field had been using laptops and a VPN (virtual private network), but connection issues and lack of a strong signal in certain locations created additional problems for the IT department. Employees often had to return to the city offices to re-input data from the field. Many asked to use their own smartphones or tablets at work.
CIO Carolyn Hogg recognized the need for a mobility solution. "Mobility is here, and we need to allow our users more efficient use of technology to be more efficient in the public sector. We are stewards of the taxpayers' money," she says. Come listen to Paul Pedron, senior network systems specialist, explain their challenges in finding the right solution and what they discovered.
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Session 7: Transforming to a Mobile Enterprise: It's more than just an App
Speaker: Mark Brown, Director, North American Mobile Ambassador, Oracle Corporation
Description: Mobility is transforming the way Government interacts with its citizens, employees, and business partners and this has created a tremendous opportunity to drive operational efficiencies, increase productivity, agility, and improve the citizen-experience. A well designed mobile solution will provide a consistent, engaging and secure experience while leveraging existing backend solutions. Mobile is a vital element of every multi-channel experience.
Session 8: Best Practices for Increasing Mobile Productivity While Protecting Sensitive Data
Best Practices for Increasing Mobile Productivity While Protecting Sensitive Government and Constituent Data
Speaker: Nina Seth, Senior Product Marketing Manager Accellion
Description: Mobile is transforming the way government does business, with government expected to serve constituents anytime, anywhere. Government staff are looking for technologies that not only allow them to securely collaborate with colleagues and constituents, but also access, edit, and create content " all from their mobile devices.
Implementing a BYOD policy can help employees increase mobile productivity, while ensuring data security. To ensure the security of government and constituent data, agencies should carefully evaluate the benefits and risks of public vs. private mobile file sharing. Private cloud file sharing solutions can give government the ability to manage and control data in-house, while giving end-users the ability to easily and securely collaborate inside and outside the office. Join Accellion to learn best practices for enabling secure mobile productivity that delivers efficiencies for government employees, while ensuring the protection of sensitive and confidential data.
Lunch Keynote Session - Mobile Government Your Constituents Expect More!!
Speaker: Diane Morgan, Mobile Evangelist, Kofax, Inc.
Description: Reality check: The constituents you need to be serving and engaging already have mobile expectations and bias. The commercial world of financial services, insurance, and general products have set the expectations for onboarding, applying for services, and researching offers and benefits. This has been proven across economic, gender, age, and location boundaries. This interactive lunch time dialog and discussion will address mobility issues of constituent engagement, security, access, and process enablement with a focus on how government agencies can be successful in deploying impactful mobility solutions that drive engagement, increase process effectiveness, and improve constituent satisfaction. And not to mention, position your agency as innovative and forward thinking.
Session 9: Meet Your Constituents Where They Are - Mobility Solutions that Engage Your Constituents
Speaker: Diane Morgan, Mobile Evangelist, Kofax, Inc.
Description: The speed of mobile and mobility is changing the way constituents expect to apply and receive services. From technology, platforms, users, and apps, keeping up with the demands and requirements for your now mobilized constituents and users is challenging if not overwhelming. Meeting your constituents where they are means delivering effective mobile apps that truly impact their ability to engage in your services and achieve the benefits of self-service. In this hands-on demonstration you will see the power of how with a couple of taps and a picture or two your constituents are engaged with your core process to apply for services, benefits, and interact with your core systems. Seeing is believing.
Session 10: Building a Bullet-Proof Business Case
Speaker Panel:
Nabil Fares (CIO-CDPH)
Tim Garza (AIO-DWR)
Lina Luna-Pruitt (Chief of Infrastructure- Lottery)
Juan Lao- Moderator (AT&T)
Description: Citizens of CA are already Mobile. Is your agency far behind? Is your Agency ready for Tablets, New Smart Phones, and Mobile Applications? but needs advice on building a business case? This is a Panel Session with State of CA CIO's and technologists sharing best practices on convincing leadership to embark on successful mobility projects:
- Understanding financial justification
- Role of IT
- Establish "champions" at the program and line of business level
- Defining service levels that embed savings, security, service and scalability
- Uncover cumbersome antiquated processes and assign value to inefficiencies
- Leverage new technologies to garner immediate ROI from devices
- Examples of real world success stories
- Q&A session to get your specific questions answered
Session 11: Mobilizing Windows Applications and Desktops for non-Windows platforms
Speaker: Bryan Zanoli, Consultant, Entisys Solutions
Description:With increasing demands for mobility, organizations are often challenged with providing mobile access to a diverse array of new and legacy business applications. Along with that demand, innovations in mobility technologies are re-defining the traditional office desktop and mobile workforce paradigms.
What makes the most sense from a usability perspective? Do users need a full Windows virtual desktop from the mobile access solution? Do users need core applications from the mobile access solution? Do users need data from the mobile access solution?
These are very important questions to ask as decision makers and architects design mobile strategies around the users and usage scenarios.
In this session you will uncover:
- When and how to present users with Windows virtual desktops to address mobility needs
- When and how to present users with core business applications to address mobility needs
- When to present users with file sharing solutions to address mobility usage needs
- How correctly addressing these questions can make mobile strategies more secure
Session 12: Enabling Mobile Gov't Now -How to achieve the right balance of end user choice & Control
Speaker: Tony Gomez " Team Lead of State and Local Government Solutions " AirWatch by VMware
Description: Enabling Mobile Government Now " How to achieve the right balance of end user choice and IT control. When delivering a mobility solution today, many government organizations are challenged with how to deliver a workable solution for their end users while still maintaining compliance and control of valuable data. This session will explore how other government organizations have used a combination of technology and policy to bring about the ideal solution for both IT and end users. Topics covered will include BYOD, privacy concerns, security and compliance, device and data management, and usability for end users.
Session 13: "Worker of the future" - the people factor of shifting to mobile
Speaker: Jason Messer, Superintendent, Manteca Unified School District
Description: This session will focus on the "worker of the future" , hearing directly from one of Northern California's leading K-12 Superintendents about the transformation taking place in education, driven by mobile technology, and discussion of how this will impact the future workforce.
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Session 14: Mobilizing an Efficient Mobile Workforce
Speaker: Coy Thorp, Systems Engineer, Aruba Networks
Description: Exploring the opportunities to enhance the government workforce utilizing mobile technologies. This presentation will begin with a demonstration of collaborative mobile tools in a real life setting. To be followed by an interactive mini panel discussion of the opportunities presented by mobile technologies.
Session 15: VDI and Mobility
Nasser Azimi, Sr. Partner, Teranomic
Nick Degnan, Channel Manager, Pure Storage
Description: Virtual Desktop access via mobile devices is exploding. This session will focus the audience on strategies to plan and implement VDI successfully. We will review successful implementations, lessons learned, and hear from industry experts about solutions that are highly available, secure, and fast!
Session 16: Powerful Answers for preparing for a next of Mobile Device Management
Awards Ceremony and Closing Remarks
3rd Annual Awards Ceremony at the Mobile Government Forum
The best and brightest applications from California Public Sector were honored at the Mobile Government Forum.
Awards were given in five categories among a group of 10 apps showcasing their designs.
Coolest Application
"Where's My Peeps" - CalPERS
This in-house people locator and contacts app was born a year ago during a fire drill when the organization's entire middleware team couldn't be immediately located. The app integrates with PeopleSoft and Active Director to deliver updated contact information on CalPERS employees.
Easiest App to Leverage
"California Mobile Gallery" - California Department of Technology
Officials lauded improvements made to the California Mobile Gallery, a one-stop storefront for apps from state agencies and departments. The site's updated look has taken cues from the Apple App store, Google Play store and other popular industry leaders.
Best User Experience
"Mobile Law Enforcement Investigation Tool" - California Commission on Post (Peace Officer Standards and Training)
This application goes back to 2009, when a curriculum analysis found there was a need to develop a mental picture of the investigation process that would help new and seasoned investigators.
Most Innovative Application
"Every Woman Counts" - California Department of Health Care Services
The app, which was developed in-house by state employees, uses a mobile messaging system to remind women about regular appointments and exams, as well as the latest news regarding breast and cervical cancer.
MVP (Most Valuable Program)
"My LA 311" City of Los Angeles
This app distills core city services " submitting service requests, bill pay, city information (including maps) and city hall news " in a single interface. There are four simple buttons on the app's homepage.
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A friend of ours from Uganda came to London recently. It was his first time. When he heard that the city's population was a little more than 8 million people, he exclaimed, "Eight million people all living in one place, London must be so friendly!"
When he accidentally stood on the left, rather than the right, of the escalator on the Underground, he soon discovered otherwise.
Inspire London
As with most global cities, people tend to love London or hate it. Most of us who live here yo-yo back and forth depending on whether the Tube is running on time. London is incredibly diverse, with more than 300 languages spoken, the most of any city in the world, and with different ethnic and socio-demographic groups living side-by-side. But its diversity is matched by its division. The UK has one of the worst records for social mobility among developed nations, and this disparity is particularly acute in our capital. It shocked us this year to find out that, increasingly in London, new-build apartment blocks with a mixture of private and social (government provided) housing have "poor doors"—alternative entrances to the same blocks for those in lower income groups.
In this context we started Inspire London, a church plant through Redeemer City to City with the vision of being a united and diverse community inspiring London with the good news of Jesus Christ. We thought that the gospel's unique ability to bring together people from different walks of life into a loving community would be a compelling witness. For that reason, as we prayed and looked at areas with clear needs for a church, we felt increasingly drawn to the Old Street area in central London. It is a place of great potential, experiencing fast growth based around the so-called tech-hub "Silicon Roundabout," but with significant division too: 63 percent of its residents live in government provided flats while the average private apartment sells at nearly £700k (more than $1 million).
Friends Turned Co-Pastors
When we became friends in school at the age of 13, it would be fair to say that neither Mark (Jackson) nor I (Pete Nicholas) envisioned doing a church plant together. After growing up not knowing Jesus Christ, both of us came to faith at university. However, after working in the city, we increasingly felt drawn to the idea of planting a church. Both of us enjoyed our jobs but felt a call to pastoral ministry. In time we became passionate about being involved in a city church that was on the one hand accessible to unbelievers, and on the other, keenly committed to integrating faith into city life. We had a shared vision to inspire London with the gospel, and to do this we believed that there is a pressing need for churches faithful to the gospel and creative in connecting it with life today. Of course, there's a sense in which this effort is required in every generation. But today in the UK, the links between church and state are being redefined, so preaching Christ and living for him needs to be re-imagined for a fast-changing culture.
We started meeting in September 2013, and though we are still young as a church, God's grace has been shown through the ups and the downs. We lost our venue only three months after launch, and four days before that, our Christmas guest service was challenging to say the least. But seeing a gospel community growing in unity and number is amazing. Where else but in the body of Christ would you find a guy who used to deal drugs (and who came to faith in our first few months) now living with a university graduate who works as an economist in the city? It may just be a glimpse, but we hope that it is a foretaste of what God will do as we seek to inspire this great city with the gospel.
Redeemer City to City helps local leaders start churches in global cities. You may give directly to this new church throught the projects page on City to City.


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Cobra Starship are bringing their synthpop goodness to Respectable Street on August 21 in support of their upcoming album Hot Mess. The first single off the album is called "Good Girls Go Bad" and features the impossibly hot Leighton Meester singing (and in the video). Surprisingly enough, Meester more than hold up her end of the vocal duties on the song, and makes the video extremely easy to watch. Unfortunately, she's probably too busy with Gossip Girl to go on tour with Cobra Starship, but that doesn't mean the show isn't going to be loaded with sugary pop tunes which will cause you to uncontrollably shake your ass.
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Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT)
Ear, nose and throat (ENT) care in San Diego
Scripps Health has a multidisciplinary team of otolaryngologists and clinical staff trained to provide medical and surgical treatment for people with ear, nose and throat (ENT) conditions in San Diego. We have been ranked twice by U.S. News & World Report as one of the top ENT providers in the country. From ENT physician specialists to speech therapists, our programs offer comprehensive ENT treatment and recovery plans that assist patients throughout the healing process.
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Thank God. 2014 is the year I can stop including "write short fiction" in my New Year's Resolutions, because I finally committed to taking a class. I might have taken a how-to book out of the library, or just jumped in on my own but we know where that leads – to resolving to "write short fiction" for three years in a row. (I checked the archives).
The class ran from January through March and I hated every minute of it. Or as I wrote to Leeanne in an e-mail, "I effing can't seem to stand writing short fiction, much to my surprise."
This discovery was a disappointment to me. Frankly, I have always imagined that all of this writing business was eventually going to lead me to fiction. I am honestly not sure if I could have suffered through it if Joolie hadn't been simultaneously doing a short fiction workshop of her own and cheering me on from Austin. In fact, I even tried to get out of the class but it was too late to get a refund so I grudgingly carried on.
Anyway, even though I handed all but the final assignment in late and was, at one point, six assignments behind, I finished that damn course. Fortunately, the goal of the class was not to create a polished story ready for submission, just a finished rough draft that we could continue to work through and shine up when the class was over. I can't say that I'm satisfied with the draft I produced, but I didn't give up and I feel good about that. I am not exactly known for sticking with things I'm not immediately good at.
I had two big problems with writing short fiction. First, I found it very difficult to just make stuff up. I really, really resisted it. Second, I realized that I just totally get off on real-life stories. There's so much crazy shit out there to write about – wow – why do I need to make it up? On the other hand, I often come across little bits of news and life that I can't do much with in terms of non-fiction but that could be something really cool in a short story. It did get easier when I stopped thinking so much about it and forced myself to just GO. Maybe all the stuff I learned just needs to percolate for awhile; I'm still hopeful that there's some short fiction in me.
In the end, I based my story on real events and the protagonist on myself and I'll leave you with a comment from my instructor. I can't decide if I fictionalized myself very well, or should have tried harder to disguise myself!
In a sense, she seems fanciful, someone who likes to fantasize.


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What Kanye and Taylor Can Teach Us About Effective Communication
What Kanye and Taylor Can Teach Us About Effective Communication
Trill or Not Trill?
I was in my own world, attempting to be dope this weekend. It's the summer. Rooftops, views and awesome people everywhere. I'm riding the rails like the full fledged city boy that I am doing what everyone else is trying to do. Catch some legendary Pokemon on the way to the spot. (Yea it got me too) By now you've stopped trying to catch Pokemon long enough to hear about the conversation between Kanye West and Taylor Swift regarding the the song "Famous" on his album, The Life of Pablo, videotaped by none other than (GASP) Kim Kardashian. Seriously, who else would it be, but I digress. To make things even better, we received a full fledged Instagram post reply from the breakup queen Ms. Swift herself. Sifting through the drama we'll find a few quotes containing some poignant lessons on communication that will aid us on our journeys to learn, lead, and leave legacies.
TS: "Umm, yeah I mean go with whatever line you think is better. It's obviously very tongue in cheek either way. And I really appreciate you telling me about it, that's really nice."
KW: "Oh yeah, I just had a responsibility to you as a friend you know, and I mean thanks for being so cool about it."
KW: "Relationships are more important than punch lines, ya know?"
- The Relationship is Important
The entire conversation between Kanye and Taylor took place because Kanye wanted to make sure that his future plans did not put his friendship/relationship with Taylor in jeopardy. A successful leader understands how to create, nurture and sustain relationships in order for everyone's potential success to be met. If you have a proposed program that you want to implement but you believe it may not be received well by certain parties, reach out and start a dialogue. Explain your vision and keep an open mind in the event that you need alter your plan. A good leader will prevent fires, not start them.
KW recites the "Famous" lyric: "To all my southside n—– that know me best, I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex."
TS: "I'm like this close to overexposure."
KW: "Oh, well this I think this a really cool thing to have."
TS: "I know, I mean it's like a compliment, kind of."
- Full Disclosure
In this quote we find Kanye telling Taylor the content of the of the lyric he believes would cause the most trouble (We'll get back to this in a moment). Surprising, she takes it pretty well. Full disclosure is an effective tool in communication because it fosters a sense of trust between the two parties. Imagine that while talking to the group that might be offended by your program content, you decide not to share the complete program to secure their consent. Now during your program, not only will they be insulted, they will also see you as untrustworthy; shady even. Your credibility and integrity as leader might be your two most important assets. Do not allow those to be damaged.
This however is where the narrative changes for everyone. Enter the Wrath of Swift, wrought via instagram post. Two parts of that message should stick out to us.
TS: "Where in the video of Kanye telling me he was going to call me 'that b—-"' in his song? It doesn't exist because it never happened. You don't get to control someone's emotional response to being called 'that b—-' in front of the entire world,"
Here is where it seems Kanye didn't follow the rule of full disclosure and effectively ruined this healthy conversation. Within trying to foster a continuing relationship with business partners, vendors, employees, peers, etc. withholding information has always been self sabotage.
TS: "I would very much like to be excluded from this narrative, one that I have never asked to be a part of, since 2009."
- The Conversation Cannot Be Undone
Inevitably, as with all things pop culture/reality, there's going to be some crow on the side to go along with the discourse. Here we find Taylor Swift reacting to a different set of grudges against Kanye's record after it seems that she was ok with the lyrical content she reacted to when the song first released. Within the realm of good leadership Taylor Swift has set a poor example and her integrity and credibility have taken the hit. Once you enter into discourse to create and/or build relationships, your full disclosure or lack thereof cannot be undone. Remember always that words have meaning whether or not they are just leaving your mouth, etched on a page or (SMH) unknowingly recorded on video. Successful leaders fully understand the weight that their words carry and deliver them with sincerity. Again, successful leaders fully understand the weight that their words carry and deliver them with sincerity. They are prepared to stand by them and not backtrack from them. That isn't a suggestion. Remember that one come November.
Shame Taylor Shame.
That being said, learn, lead and leave legacies. I'm back to this:
Soye Tom-George is a lover of all things education, sports and hip-hop. He is a former teacher and football coach that now works as Business Assistant at the Board of Education in Orange, NJ. Soye earned his degree and St.John's University in Jamaica, NY (firstname.lastname@example.com)
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Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) are an integral part of logistics systems. They perform many functions, providing a variety of analogue and digital input and output interfaces, signal processing and various communication protocols. Only a system integrator with thorough knowledge and expertise in this field can ensure that the logistics system is fully integrated and truly operates in real time.
Lowest level of control
At Inther, we have many years of in-depth experience with designing and engineering/reengineering mechanized systems within automated warehouses. We are experts in the integration of control systems within dominating or adjacent systems (WMS, ERP). To ensure that mechanical systems are precisely orchestrated and fully functioning, it is absolutely vital to control the lowest possible input/output (i/o) levels.
Our clear and standardized approach to the controls topology enables the use of remote i/o islands, where communication with field equipment, weighing scales, etc., is applied according to the latest profinet bus technology which is a TCP/IP-based standard.
As a system integrator, we mainly work with Siemens PLC equipment as our starting point. We have vast experience with the S7 300-400 range and the 1200-1500 range, with the latter being programmed via TIA Portal.
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debenhams will opens its doors to patrons on Aug 24 at Rustan's Makati. i guess this is one of the moves of one of the biggest retailers in the country, Rustan's Commercial Corporation, to make international brands reachable to the Manilenos. this move would hopefully bring more foot traffic in Rustan's Makati thus hopefully increasing its sales.
retail is one of the economies in our country that we have to maximize. look at singapore, one of the main reasons that their economy is really rising is because of the money that the government generates from the retail industry. i think if our gov't will be able to maximize the said industry, we would be able to increase tax collections (provided that there will be less corruptions). hehehe. plus the fact that we can market our country as a leisure destination with all the resorts that are scattered within our 7,107 islands (high-tide) hehehe. visit http://www.wowphilippines.com.ph/. if that happens, our gov't will have lots of money. less corruption, please!
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bmcer95on August 23rd, 2006 @ 7:59 pm
Hi! I work for the Philippine franchisee of Debenhams. Thanks for the plug on our new Rustan's Makati store. We actually had a soft opening today, Aug 23. Hope you can drop by sometime. It's quite different from our Shangri-La store and really suits the Makati customer as far as the interiors and merchandise go. One thing worth noting: our prices for many items are lower than what they would be in the UK. Kind regards!


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Tip of the Week: Installment #32
This week we're covering one of my favorite ab exercises, the rollout. It's fairly simple to execute, safe to perform, and targets the abs effectively. I'll cover two different variations, as well as some tips to stay pain free and get the most out of the drill.
Tip of the Week: Installment #31
This week we're covering the Sitting-Rising test and what it means for your future health. Balance, strength, and mobility all play a role in standing up from a seated position. Check out the video to see how well you do!
Tip of the Week: Installment #30
What does your fitness community look like?
Is it positive?
Helping you work toward your goals?
Filled with people you enjoy?
Whatever it is, we have a few tips for you this week to improve your health and fitness goals through a better community. The people you surround yourself with are vital to your goals, so be sure you're a part of the fitness community that is right for you!
Tip of the Week: Installment #29
I am on the road a lot during the week, but nothing compared to some people I know. If you suffer from back pain when you drive, this tip may help you find some relief. It's a simple adjustment that could go a long way.
Enjoy the rest of the weekend!
Tip of the Week: Installment #28
Before trying to complicate fat loss, please be sure you are doing the simple stuff first! Check out this week's video to see how you can improve your energy, mood, health, and lose fat without much effort!
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New playground 'excites' kids, parents
More equipment is planned later
By Rick Rojas
Louisville Courier-Journal
Aug. 13, 2008
Byck Elementary School has playground equipment for the first time in its history, and it's already drawing children's interest in school.
Darlene King said her daughter Kelaiah, a kindergartner, told her she could not wait to come to school for the PTA's dedication of the playground on Aug. 5.
"It's a safe and fun place for our children," King said. "It says a lot about this community and the importance that they place on their children."
The equipment, which cost $15,000 and was installed over the summer, includes two tire swings, a standing seesaw, a climber and a four-swing set.
PTA president Myrdin Thompson it's only the first phase of a project to build what will be a $65,000 playground at the school, 2328 Cedar St. The next phases will include some more expensive equipment and a small play set for preschoolers, she said. [More]


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SCANDAL has officially announced their first ever world tour!
SCANDAL will start their tour in Japan with a historical 31 live shows, which is the most shows the band has ever played during a single tour, and then go out to perform in five international countries including the U.S., U.K, France, Taiwan and Hong Kong!
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SCANDAL was formed in August, 2006 with four high school girls who went to the same vocal & dance school in Osaka, Japan.They started performing as SCANDAL with aggressive sounds with pop characters.
In March 2008, they were invited to the Japanese culture convention Sakura-Con in Seattle, and they went around six cities in the U.S to see over 7,000 fans of them. In July 2008, they generated 10,000 people to Japan Expo in France and 8,000 to Anime Comic Fes in Hong Kong in August.
In October 2008, they released "DOLL" as their debut single. "DOLL" was rewarded for Power Play from over 40 FM/AM/CS radio stations in Japan.
In October 2008, they released "DOLL" as their debut single. "DOLL" was rewarded for Power Play from over 40 FM/AM/CS radio stations in Japan.
In June 2009, they released their 3rd single "Shoujo S", and it was ranked 6th in the first week on Oricon chart, and 5th on Reco-choku Chakuuta Full (Full digital download provider) weekly chart.
On October 21st, they released their first album "BEST★SCANDAL" and ranked 5th on Oricon chart in their first week of the release. For the girls band's album to be awarded within 5th in their first week of the release was the first time in 7 years and a half.
In 2009, they were rewarded for New Face Award from Japan Record Award. - New Artist Their 7th single "Shunkan Sentimental" a tie-in song with the smash-hit animation series "FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST", has again scored high on the charts. #7 on ORICON and #4 on the Reco-choku full (full track download) chart.
They released their 2nd album "TEMPTATION BOX" in August 2010, and this was awarded 3rd place on Oricon daily chart. In October, "Scandal nanka Buttobase" was released, and awarded 3rd place on Oricon weekly chart, the highest ranking on Oricon weekly in their history ever.
In April 2011, single "HARUKA" was released and it also ranked #3. In August 2011, their 3rd original album "BABY ACTION" was released, followed by "VIDEO ACTION", 1st video clip collection DVD.
They also went on Asia tour, first tour outside Japan, and gathered 2,500 audiences from Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Singapore. In March 28 2012, SCANDAL held the concert in Nippon Budokan, one of the high status venues in Japan.
They have recently announced their SCANDAL WORLD TOUR 2015 "HELLO WORLD" for next year and will be performing in 5 countries including U.S., U.K, France, Taiwan and Hong Kong.
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Detectives are seeking information on a vehicle seen in the area of Saturn Road prior to the shooting that occurred on Wednesday, August 19, 2015. Anyone with information on the vehicle or its occupant(s) may contact the St. Mary Parish Sheriff's Office at 985-384-1622, 337-828-1960, or by clicking on the Contact Us link at www.stmaryso.com.
On August 19, 2015 at 11:18 am the St. Mary Parish Sheriff's Office received a 911 call of a shooting at a residence in the 400 block of Saturn Road in Bayou Vista. Deputies arrived at the location and made contact with a 47 year old female victim who sustained multiple gunshot wounds to the upper body. Acadian Ambulance personnel rendered medical attention and the victim was transported to Teche Regional Medical Center. A be on the lookout (BOLO) bulletin was issued for the suspect and deputies immediately searched the area.
During the course of the investigation, detectives learned that the victim heard a noise and exited into the back yard of the residence. The suspect saw the victim and confronted her with a handgun. After a brief argument, the suspect fired the weapon multiple times and fled the area.
Traci Landry
St. Mary Parish Sheriff's Office
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After three weeks of having school closed and hearing against and for free and decolonised education, this morning I just woke up exhausted and needing to take a breather from all of it.
I am off to take care of myself because today I cannot.
After three weeks of having school closed and hearing against and for free and decolonised education, this morning I just woke up exhausted and needing to take a breather from all of it.
I am off to take care of myself because today I cannot.
Posted in Heart matters
Tagged #Feesmustfall, me, self care
I am not my hair
I am not this skin
I really am not my hair, especially not the fact that I currently have dreadlocks. And have had for the last 15 months or so. People have all sorts of reactions to my choice of hair style and here are a couple:
To me, hair is just hair and the rest is politics. It's all down to personal preference and nothing more.
I can't help the fact that people will now call me dreads or rasta. I have also been offered a joint but that doesn't faze me. I have had my hair relaxed between the ages of 12 and 23 and then I had it natural for a bit and then I locked it. If who I am had been determined by what I had on my hair, then what would that make me? If not a chameleon? I just think my hair is my crowning glory as a woman and I would never cut it all off, but that's a discussion for another day.
Happy holidays all…And remember that Jesus is the reason for the season!
PS: The title is courtesy of Urban Dictionary: tl:dr ——-> too long, didnt read!
Six weeks ago, I went and finally locked my hair. It has been a lovely experience, through the scratching and the itchy feeling in the first few weeks, which they say is totally normal and has since reduced, which they also say should happen… I love the experience a lot. I am so impatient though for them to grow and get long and for them to bond already…SIGH, SIGH..
Had Greek with my family this last Sunday and this is what I ate….
Looking through older posts, I found this here. And while it might be later than before, here goes 2009 in words….
1. What did you do in 2009 that you had never done before? Still thinking….
2. Did you keep your new year's resolutions and will you make more for next year? I still don't do resolutions but I hoped to finish my Masters by end of the year and of course that has been pushed out alittle…
3. Did anyone close to you give birth? My high school classmate, three more of them this timeJ
4. Did anyone close to you die? Yeah, a friend from Church
5. What countries did you visit? Uganda, Kenya
6. What would you like to have in 2010 that you lacked in 2009? Time to relax and not be rushed about school deadlines, time to serve at my church, the opportunity to travel.
7. What dates from 2009 will remain etched upon your memory, and why? April 14th
8. What was your biggest achievement of the year? Getting a job, and having the guts to end a friendship that was a little toxic
9. What was your biggest failure? Losing a close friend, Still
10. Did you suffer illness or injury? Thank GOD, no
11. What was the best thing you bought? Nothing really major
12. Whose behaviour merited celebration? BLANK
13. Whose behaviour made you appalled and depressed? A little depressed F.W.K.
14. Where did most of your money go? Air time and lunch
15. What did you get really, really, really excited about? Finishing school, going home in December, the Confederation Cup and 365 days to kick off
16. What song will always remind you of 2009? BLANK
17. Compared to this time last year, are you:
a) happier or sadder? HAPPIER
b) thinner or fatter? THINNER
c) richer or poorer? POORER
18. What do you wish you'd done more of? Really said the things I meant rather than hold it all in.
19. What do you wish you'd done less of? Second guess myself and think of only the worst case scenario
20. How did you spend Christmas? Walked in the rain, spent all afternoon looking for a place to have lunch, had a laugh with the family….chatted with S
21. Did you fall in love in 2009? Yes
22. What was your favourite TV program? The usual suspects….Greys Anatomy, Brothers and Sisters
23. Do you hate anyone now that you didn't hate this time last year? NOT hate but some people there IS less affection, yes!
24. What was the best book you read? Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follet, That thing around your neck, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
25. What was your greatest musical discovery? Melanie Fiona, DBanj,
26. What did you want and get? Flowers, a duvet cover, driving lessons
27. What did you want and not get? A KINDLE but thank God for the I-Pad
28. What was your favourite film of this year? Don't really know, can't wait for Precious
29. What did you do on your birthday, and how old were you? 25. Was at school all day then I chilled with family and loved ones after…
30. What one thing would have made your year immeasurably more satisfying? Doing better in school…
31. How would you describe your personal fashion concept in 2008? Skinny jeans and tight tops, Skirts and
32. What kept you sane? God, Coffee, Laughter, chat, custard donuts
33. Which celebrity/public figure did you fancy the most? Can't really think
34. What political issue stirred you the most? JZ and all his sheenanigans
35. Who did you miss the most? Unique. Family
36. Who was the best new person you met? No new people, L.K. and them
37. Tell us a valuable life lesson you learned in 2008.
Love is a risk.
38. Quote a song lyric that sums up your year. BLANK
Posted in home
Tagged home, life, life lessons, me
Its my birthday today… I am finally 25, wuhoooooooo!
Brad and Angelina split up! Its been in the news for a long time now but it has finally been confirmed. I was so hurt when he split up with Jeniffer Aniston, I know they aren't my family but when a marriage ends, it's always so sad. And then, they have six kids together , both biological and adopted and you just think of the impact on them too. On the one hand, you don't want to prescribe that the two unhappy people stay together and raise these kids, is it always so clear cut that when it's not working, just up and go? Very tough that solution, I guess at the end of it you just have to think things through TOTALLY before you say ' I do' because even then, there is no guarantee. But I think, if you are gonna divorce or split up, rather do it early on in the relationship than after ten, fifteen or more years….My two cents.
Sometimes, when you have the incomplete facts about something, its very easy to make certain sweeping assumptions and to justify those. Case in point, interracial relationships. I often wonder so many things: why do you rarely find two people (of different race) of the same age and interests? Both of whom are resident in that country and not the case that one of them is on holiday? But then again, I am not the Lord of who falls in love with who and why and so I shall walk away from this one pretty fast. But I have learnt, I dont always know all the facts, so I won't begin to make presumptious comments about the two individuals.
Happy birthday to me, tra la la la…..
I have had one of those weeks where the days seem to run faster than the 24 hours allocated to do them in…I have been getting to bed with just enough energy to just turn out the light and drop dead.
Excited about: my friend coming over for the next week and all the mischief we shall get up to, getting on well, coming clean with a friend, this and this too! All the tools I need to feed my blogger-reading addiction.
Not excited about: marking 75 scripts THIS weekend (before the mentioned friends visit), my honesty that led to a conflict, the saids friends departure and the job hunting process
I guess, its a slow Friday and I just wanted to write something:-)
Oh no but i got something after that that i had wanted to write about all week…we went to this church on Sunday, all glitz and big screens and loud guitars and moving Worship and it confirmed to me once again why I'm such an Anglican…If I settle here I'm looking for a church like the one at home, very traditional but with myriad opportunities for me to serve at…speaking of which I was hearing about the thing that I want to be involved in: I want to work with little girls or guys, about 11 to 13 and maybe get involved with them for a couple of years and just help them navigate through live, love and faith and that thing…thats of course before my friends and I all start having babies and then we can do that for them
two things I do that I know I ought to stop: One, is looking at disgusting things over and over and having to commit it to my mind, the gross-ER it is, the greater the fixation! Two is feeling sad and making sure I play music that makes me feel worse about it or replaying things past that made me feel worse! And then look at what I stumbles upon! not on but I do…..so what fixation have you got?
My new game is to look at people and to come up with the least likeliest things about them. For instance in my exam yesterday I kept looking at my German 39 year old professor lecturer who was listening to music and trying to think of what he would be listening to. My conclusion, dude was listening to Kwaito! It would be so easy to go with Classical that its a no brainer…Admittedly, the game only works with people you don't know too well! Another thing too, I'm a closet Pussy Cat dolls fan….like totally! In my heart is the urge to go and be a doll dominatrix (if you dont know, thats the title of their album!) but truly, I bet you wish your girlfriend was hot like me…dontcha?
On a serious tip though, I had once blogged about the situation in Burma and then just recently hearing about the American guy who swam to her house and stayed over night despite her pleas to leave! and then they go and put her on trial! she who is on house arrest already! come on Generals, the elections are coming up soon and we have your number, they can look at less thinly veiled attempts to stop this popular candidate from running once again… I mean. Its a total ggrrrrr! Oh and i read somewhere that this Yettaw dude had earlier tried the same thing and he got stopped so this time what happened that they didnt see him?
Tagged me, misc, random musings
Accent: i dont think i have any! but i speak proper
Booze: nope! could be persuaded to
Chore I Hate: washing toilets and all the spring cleaning stuff that needs doing
Dogs/Cats: lovely to look at NEVER to own
Essential Electronics: Laptop; cellphone; laptop
Favorite Perfume: any bvlgari
Gold & Silver: i have both. love my silver ring most
Hometown: Nairobi baby!
Insomnia: once once when im angst-ridden
Kids: zero
Living Arrangements: with family
Most Admired Trait: diligence and loyalty
Neurotic Tendencies: honesty, tidiness, listing things out
Overnight Hospital Stays: when i was a kid
Phobia: walking on broken bricks
Quote: what the mind of man can think, he can achieve
Religion: saved, Anglican
Siblings: four sisters
Time I Usually Wake Up: five,six
Unusual Talent: curiosity and eavesdropping
Vegetable I Refuse To Eat:avocado
Worst Habit: being evasive
X-Rays: none, can i see peoples thoughts????????
Yummy Foods I Make: salad
Zodiac Sign: what are these?
Posted in school
I realized that many of my entries are dark and too "weighty" so hopefully this will change that perception. its meant to be a list of things that make me happy,sad,whatever or uniquely just me!
will keep updating with time so wait and see
Posted in books, design, Heart matters, home, madness, school
Tagged books, design, Heart matters, home, madness, me, school, stuff about me


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Episode 74 – Noelle Rose Andressen – The healing power of dance
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"Dance to me is revealing my soul"
When I first read about Noelle Rose Andressen and her life so far I wasn't sure I could prepare an introduction that would do her justice.
Her career and talents span far and wide. She is the Lead Female Dancer and Artistic Director of Rubans Rouges Dance Company, she's an Emmy nominated writer-producer, nominated performance artist of the year in 2012, EMA Media Award Winner, Winner of Women in Film as producer, she's an international performer, professional speaker, teacher and the author of the Dance Warrior Book Series, two of which we talk about in this episode.
The first in the series is 'From Cancer to Dancer' about how Noelle put her life back together after breast cancer to become a dancer again and the second, 'Red Ribbons – Shattered Innocence', about her grandfather sexually abusing her as a child.
Not only do these books share Noelle's story, her dance company perform these true-life stories to help encourage people who might be going through the same things.
Noelle is an advocate for women and children when it comes to sexual abuse, she's actively involved in breast cancer research and fundraising and a number of other community programmes.
All this and she's legally blind.
In this episode Noelle shares
- How having an open heart and open mind enables her to better adapt when she's faced with challenges
- That no matter how difficult life feels, you are not alone. Someone somewhere has been through something similar.
- That everyone has a story. It's what you choose to do with that story that will determine how life goes for you.
Find out more about Noelle and Rubans Rouges Dance and follow her on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RubansRougesDance/ and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/rubans_rouges_dance/
Words of Wisdom
Have different lenses that you can put on – try and see things from other people's point of view.
Be patient – not only with yourself but with others. You never know what someone else has gone through.
Really listen to what others have to share. Everyone has a story.
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After almost 11 years of doing affiliate marketing and running the same site it's perhaps not too surprising that occasionally you suffer a little bit of demotivation. I tend to suffer this when I start reading about all the latest bits and bobs that I'm supposed to be doing in order to improve my affiliate marketing career…
Things like mash-ups, social media, twittering this, facebooking that and having countless web 2.0 ideas, blogs, sites and killer apps really frustrate me – should I be adding them to our sites? Will our users expect them? Will we get left behind if we're not on the social media ball? It all just gets a bit of a blur and sometimes it does feel (that even at 38) that AM is a young dudes game (or at least one for people who understand a totally different language).
Of course that isn't entirely true, and even without knowing a mash up from a killer app, the "old school" can still pull a rabbit or two out of their grubby pyjama bottoms (if they ever get out of them), especially when it comes to finding ways to get keep that excitement level of being involved in AM at a high enough level.
One thing I've found over time is that no matter how frustrating AM or site management can become there's always something different to break up the monotony or to reaffirm that perhaps the pathway you're on isn't that bad and that perhaps there's no need to be overly worried about web 2.0 gobbledygook.
For example in the last week we were contacted by a TV producer to discuss our views on win a house competitions as they had an idea for a programme! I'm a big fan of one good turn usually results in another at a later date (especially where journalists are concerned) so I'm always happy to help out in these kind of situations.
If nothing else it at least shows we either know what we're talking about or appear quite high up on Google for some terms and no one else was available to talk to these people – LOL! Whilst it won't result in a small screen debut it's nice to be asked for opinion and comment. We all love the odd ego boost, so make the most of them when they come along
Having several sites can also help keep you motivated. Not only is it an additional challenge, working on a different subject helps break up some of the monotony of focusing on the same site day in and day out. As daft as it is getting just a few sales through for example our (probably requires updating by now, but it did ok over Christmas) charity site Donate To can be equally as satisfying as doing business through Loquax.
Even writing your own blog can help take away some of the frustrations that working in AM and/or running a web business can throw up. Firstly it's much cheaper than therapy, you don't have to leave the house or even computer desk to do it (bonus), and if you're very lucky someone somewhere will pay to advertise on your blog so you can earn money whilst trying to re-motivate yourself through blogging.
Another good motivation tool is just taking a break. Like many affiliates I find that it's very easy to allow AM and site management to become a 24/7 entity. Even a few hours away from the PC can help recharge the old batteries, clear your mind and get you focussed on what you're doing and why! Most of my best new ideas tend to occur when there's not a computer to mess around with!
However, if all that fails to keep the affiliate passion burning then it's time to take a real holiday. Get away from the computer and leave things to get on with themselves… it's scary but it has to be done! More often than not you'll find everything exactly as you left it and you're ready to take on the world again…
So what exactly is a mash up??


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We don't know the guy personally, but we're guessing it must kill Bruce Wayne that he can't leave his own batcave without putting on a mask.
At this point in his life, what is his true identity? Is he a billionaire industrialist/philanthropist, or is he Batman, a lunatic who suffers from a psychological disorder brought on by his inability to cope with stress? If we had to guess, we'd say his "true" identity is the one wearing the cape and cowl.
Rico Slade has the same sort of problem. In the movies, he's Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis, Jason Statham, Jet Li, and Mickey Rourke all rolled into one. He's a one-man Expendables wrecking crew. Millions of people know him as an ultra-violent urban guerilla action hero. Off screen, however, a few close friends know him as a bald gay man who wears frumpy clothing. But when you think about it, which reality is more accurate?
Even Rico Slade can't answer that question. His self-identity crisis is driving him crazy. He's having trouble separating reality from fiction and now he's rampaging across Hollywood in an attempt to stop Baron Mayhem from detonating a neutron bomb. "I'm going to stop him from destroying the world by punching him in the fucking face a bunch of fucking times," says Slade. Queue up a soundtrack of pulse-pounding heavy metal riffage.
Rico Slade Will Fucking Kill You can be read two different ways. You can enjoy it as an over-the-top macho farce. And in this way, it is a raw, funny, and totally silly piece of entertainment.
But the novel also comments (broadly) on more serious matters, such as how perception alters reality. Rico Slade isn't a superhero action figure; he's merely an actor who plays one in the movies. Millions of people don't see the difference, however. To them, Rico Slade is Rico Slade all the time. Bang a gong, get it on, motherfucker.
Putting an image of Arnold Schwarzenegger on the book's cover was a great idea. Here's a guy who achieved a certain amount of fame as a bodybuilder. Good for him. But then, as we all know, he became a model, a movie star, a businessman, a politician, and a philanderer. What the hell happened? Like Rico Slade, did he get confused along the way? Did we (gulp!) get confused also? For better or worse, a weightlifter from Austria can now put Governor of California on his resume. Hasta la vista, baby. Arnold Schwarzenegger will fucking kill you.
[Rico Slade Will Fucking Kill You / By Bradley Sands / First Printing: February 2011 / ISBN: 9781936383474]


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Stress associated with job loss, can experience each. Go to Craig Menear for more information. What should be done in such a situation? 1. all, the man lost his job, in any case do not blame yourself for what he was in a difficult situation. If is not possible to immediately find another job in the specialty, it is worth trying to find a temporary job, which you can quickly learn. For example, the janitor, the seller of newspapers, etc. This allows you to not be left without money in general, and give time to orient. 2.If you are employed, related to the physical non-prestigious work, try to overcome the psychological barrier of its unusualness, the apparent difficulty of mastering.
Know that this work improves health and freedom. 3.In the free time to attend job fairs, labor exchanges, regularly read the advertisements. This will help you understand your abilities and opportunities. 4.Do not forget to strengthen its rear, ie home, family atmosphere. Examine your attitude toward the difficulties home.
Try to avoid accusations against the wife, children, because the house having trouble. Men undergoing job loss heavier than women, so a woman should not reproach her husband for a temporary failure as the head of the household. 5.Ne feel free to discuss problems with friends, acquaintances. This can help in finding a new job. 6.Postaraytes retain or acquire good habits. Go to bed early and get up earlier. The menu includes plenty of vegetables and less meat, thus you will activate the thinking and increase vitality.