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Start Your Own Little Free Library
If you want to start a Little Free Library book exchange, you're in the right place. We're excited to have you join the Little Free Library Sharing Network—now more than 90,000 Little Free Libraries strong!
How did Little Free Library get started? Who can start one? The 30-second video above is a quick and easy way to learn the history behind Little Libraries and how you can be part of the movement, too. (This adorable 2-minute explanation of how Little Libraries work is worth a watch, too!)
Then, take a look over the World Map to see if there is already a Little Library in your neighborhood. If there is, stop by and chat with the Library steward and ask for their advice as you get started.
Insider's Guide to Starting a Little Free Library
Sign up below to get your Free Insider's Guide To Starting A Little Free Library! Full of tips from veteran Little Free Library stewards, you can benefit from their years of experience and learn the smart way to build, install, stock and promote your Library.
How to Start a Little Free Library: Five Easy Steps!
Step One: Identify a Location & Steward
First decide where you can legally and safely install the Library. The location should also have a lot of foot traffic and be highly visible to anyone nearby. Then identify at least one person to be the steward (steward = caretaker); this person promotes the Library and makes sure it is clean and inviting.
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Step Two: Get a Library
You can build your own Little Library, find someone locally to build one for you, or purchase a Library through our online catalog. Libraries purchased through our online store are automatically registered, and come with a charter sign already attached.
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Step Three: Register Your Library
When you register, you gain access to network of support and benefits, including an official charter sign engraved with a unique charter number. Important: Libraries purchased through our online catalog are automatically registered and a charter sign is included with the Library. One of the most popular benefits of registration is the option to add your Library to the world map.
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Step Four: Build Support
Get your community involved! Contact the local paper, radio and TV stations. Send out a press release. Tell your friends, family and neighbors in-person. Use social media to engage your community with the Library and be sure to follow Little Free Library's blog for insider tips and resources. The more people who know about your Library and support it, the better.
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Step Five: Add Your Library to the World Map
Hold a Grand Opening Ceremony and invite your neighbors to kick off the Library in style! Have a ribbon cutting, provide snacks and exchange books. Take lots of photos and add your Library to the world map. Join the private stewards' Facebook group to share tips and ideas with your fellow stewards!
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Get Our Free Fundraising Guides!
Do you want to start a Little Free Library, but a lack of funds is stopping you from moving forward? Raising enough money for a Library might seem challenging, which is why we created two fundraising guides to help you get started.
Download our Guide to Community Grants – This guide helps you quickly and easily review major organizations that offer local grants you can apply to receive. We'll share how much you can apply for, when to apply, and links to get started right away.
Download our Guide to Local Fundraising – Discover the types of businesses and organizations that already exist in your community that would help you start a Library! We'll share the exact words to use and "secret" strategies to maximize your fundraising efforts.
Inspiration and Resources for Beginners
Build Your Own Little Free Library with New How-To Book
If you've ever wanted to create a Little Free Library book exchange for your front yard, public park, or school playground, the book Little Free Libraries and Tiny Sheds: 12 Miniature Structures You Can Build will show you how! Published by Cool Springs Press in...
One Small Town, Over 100 Little Libraries
How did a town of just 30,000 people wind up with over 100 Little Libraries? Little Free Library steward Mary Lindsey shares how she accomplished so much in so little time.
DIY Little Free Library (Adorable AND Affordable!)
Looking for a cute, affordable Little Library design? Learn how one steward transformed a $25 IKEA metal cabinet cube into an adorable Little Free Library!


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A New Addition {Art Grip Colored Pencils}
Good morning blogosphere! You may have seen some sneak peeks of products that have been recently added to the Design Memory Craft family. Well, I'm most excited about the Art Grip Colored Pencils! I love that I don't need a blending stump or odorless mineral to get beautiful blending. Nor do I need a million colors.
Here's a video tutorial on how to use the Art Grip Colored Pencils to color in a line image stamp. You'll also see a glimpse of the new warm grey brush tipped PITT Marker which is perfect for shadows! Please note that this video is longer than most of my others so that you can clearly see the steps. The coloring starts at around 2:25.
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North Fitzroy Primary School has a strong Digital Technologies program. They use Pro-Bots in Year 4 in a range of ways to complement their maths and history lessons. Here are a few small examples of ways that the school integrates Pro-Bots into their classrooms.
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We tell you all the latest on where to go and what to do in this awesome city! Dining, bars, dance clubs, tunes, party zones, shop-till-u-drop, groovy culture vultures, midnight munchies, markets, afternoon tea places, dim sum, spas and salons, cultural stuff to do, how to spend your moola and more.
We also give you our 'Groovy Day' a linked column covering what we'd do in 24hrs if money were no object and we had the stamina of a teenager. AND updated with completely new maps fonts, coloring -- less contrast, bigger and better for older eyes!
4 Maps: Greater HK area, Central and Kowloon, Soho and Lan Kwai Fong party scene, MTR routes, and street index.


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LDS trivia champ and Jeopardy! sensation Ken Jennings will be appearing tonight (5/15) on Jeopardy! as part of the show's #BattleoftheDecades 30th anniversary promotion.
The promotion started in February with brackets for Jeopardy! champions from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Jennings beat out 27 other hand-selected contestants from the past 30 seasons of the show to claim his spot in the three-man two-day finale airing Thursday and Friday night.
Also competing are Jeopardy! stars Roger Craig and Brad Rutter. The winner will receive a $1 million grand prize in addition to their winnings. (To date, Jenning's winnings total $3,322,700.)
Jennings grew up loving the show--he spent many of his early years in Seoul, Korea on an Army base where only two television channels were in English. He said, "Watching people succeed at something just for knowing stuff was hugely inspiring to me." In later years, after the hayday of his Jeopardy! fame, Jennings has said, "My weird 15 minutes of fame on the show ('74 straight wins back in 2004,' he says modestly) is now a decade in the rearview mirror, but people still come up to me to talk Jeopardy! almost every day."
We're certainly excited to watch him compete, and wish him the very best!
Find out when you can watch Jen compete on the Jeopardy! finale.


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Location - Paluma Range National Park, North Queensland, Australia
Distance - 5 km return
Time - allow 1-2 hours
A Wolfram mine, not to be confused with the former wolfram mining town west of Cairns, was a tungsten mine at the base of Paluma near Wolfram Creek. The first discovery of tungsten (as wolframite, known locally as wolfram) at Ollera Creek was in 1895 and was being worked for bismuth and molybdenite.
Henry Bell established a store near Moongobulla (Ollera Creek) in the 1890s. His sons operated pack teams back into the ranges. Hundreds of men walked into the Range with stores and tools on their backs. It was an area of loneliness and privation. Bells Track goes up the range to the wolfram mines and is thought to be named after Henry Bell.
Mining for wolfram was recorded at nearby Saltwater Creek (now called Crystal Creek) in 1898. Wolfram really only became payable after 1900. In the early 1900s, a ten-head battery was crushing at Ollera Creek. Alluvial deposits were worked in the early years, then lodes were mined. In this area, wolfram is:
contained in short irregular high-grade shoots in near-vertical chloritic lodes and quartz reefs occupying fissures or joints mainly in granite.
In 1904, there was a new rush at Ollera Creek, with 200 miners working for wolfram in two main camps. One mine on upper Ollera Creek (36 m above sea level) had about fifty men working it. The main camp was on the eastern branch of Crystal Creek. In 1905, a township was surveyed and a tender for the construction of a school was accepted. The year 1905 was the peak of the boom for the whole district, with mining for all minerals declining after that. The mining of wolfram and associated metals was wiped out by a slump in prices in 1920. Some small-scale operations resumed from 1937 to 1957, but total production of wolfram for these twenty years was only 81 tons compared with more than 400 tons from 1903 to 1920. Reference "Paluma The First Eighty Years"
In this area are the old abandon tin, molybdenum, and tungsten mines: Birthday Gift Mine, Kandover Mine, Greenhouse Mine, No 1 Boundary Mine, Sea View Mine, Better Lick Extd Mine, Lucky Fern Mine, Fernery Mine, Wolfram King Mine, Bonnie Jean Mine, Erskins Mine, Surprise Mine, Little Sailor Boy Mine, Bells Wolfram Prospect, Belle Vue Prospect, and Wild Irishman Mine.
How to get here
Head up the Paluma Range towards the township via Mt Spec Road. Halfway up the road to Little Crystal Creek Bridge is Wolfram Creek. If you look closely, you will be able to make out a overgrown road off to the left just before the creek. Park your car off the the side of the road. If you continue along this dirt road, you will find the mines. Its best done after the area has been burnt off in the cooler months of the year.
The mines themselves are unstable and partially collapsed. I would highly recommend not to adventure down into them. Also, as this is an old mine site, you must be wary where you walk as there may be open mine shafts around this area. Please use caution when around mines.
There is also wolfram mines near Miners Creek on the Bluegum Circuit.
What to see in the area
- Mine shafts
- Collapsed mine tunnels
- Old miners hut
- Old rusty battery/pump station
- An old rusty car
- Overgrown roads
Interactive Map
Here's an interactive map of the area with points of interest marked.


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In a sad attempt to go to one of the most sought out ramen spots in Montgomery County, my friends and I failed since we encountered a two-hour wait at MAKI. We ended up at Kino Spoon, which turned out to be a cute fast-casual Japanese eatery. The bright pink walls against the lightly colored wood counters and brick wall made this establishment feel homey.
When I checked-in on Yelp, Kino Spoon gave a free bubble milk tea to accompany my meal. Although you can't choose from other flavors, it's a nice free touch especially since it was my first time.
We ordered fried octopus legs that came out on skewers and an overflowing spicy mayo sauce on the side. Although you only get a few pieces, it's a great portion to split between two people. We also started with takoyaki balls and while the top didn't squirm as it usually does, it comes with a good chunk of octopus on the inside.
I ordered the miso ramen (above) and Justin ordered the volcano ramen (below). My miso ramen wasn't anything special, but it accomplished my ramen craving with it's rich broth. Sadly the egg came hard-boiled and I wouldn't add it on again. Justin and I agreed that both our meat embodied dryness since they were chewy and somewhat unpleasing to eat. Beware, the volcano ramen hosted an insane bit of spice, which at the time didn't hit hard, but after the meal it did (if ya know what I mean!). Stomach pains after a meal are the worst.
The green tea crepe cake comes with a baby scoop of red bean ice cream and cold red bean on the side. Kino Spoon sprinkled too much Matcha powder on top and the cake needed a bit more sugar since it tasted bland. It's definitely nowhere near a delicious slice from Lady M.
Kino Spoon is located on 891 Rockville Pike in Rockville, Maryland.


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It's around that time again. Time for me to pack up my minimal belongings, drag the girlfriend out the door, and go gain 400 pounds with the assistance of family and a ton of awesome home cooking. Or, if you're of a different mindset, time for me to kick back, relax, and wait for the whole damn thing to get around to exploding around me. Whichever. there will probably be half a ton of amusement. I may turn up once or twice to post it. But the real hard core blogging's about to take a vacation. WTN will be back in full swing on or around the 27th. Unless the Mayans were right–then I'll see you all in hell.


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The Blue Jays Bandwagon
Now that the Jays have beat the Yankees twice and solidify the first wild card spot for the playoffs, a lot of fans who jumped off the Blue Jays wagon will probably be jumping back onto it.
We don't mind fans who jump on and off and on again the Blue Jays bandwagon. However, bandwagon jumpers sometimes simply panic too easily.
Last week, a work colleague of mine came into my office and said, "What's the matter with the Blue Jays? They are not going to make it." My reply was: "Whether they make the playoffs or not, I am just have a fan who has enjoyed the season. Win or lose, I make no money from the team. They are trying their best and sometimes good teams lose." I then questioned my colleague whether he was jumping off the bandwagon?
He was taken aback first by my question, but realized that I had asked it because too many times fans can be very fickle in their support of a team. A true fan of the game should see their team through the good times and the bad. And now with two wins over the rival Yankees, and Baltimore falling out a Wild Care spot, Blue Jays fans are once again enjoying "good times".
As fans, we really do need to put things in perspective. I think the same must be said of sports writers whenever they begin to express criticism about a team or a player, particularly when they are involved in a play-off race. The pressure to perform is enormous, and sometimes players, like all other humans, press too hard and fail to perform at their best.
Our message to the bandwagon hoppers: "Welcome aboard. Remain calm, committed and loyal." Enjoy the entertainment – win or lose – especially when there is no doubt that Blue Jays management over the past couple of years has done much to put a winning team on the field.
And, again, please remember that good teams sometimes lose. The Giants and the Orioles have badly slipped in the standings, and they too are good teams.
Go Blue Jays Go!
Originally published at bluejaysblog.ca


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(a) establishing within said computer a plurality of data records, each said data record being identifiable with and adapted to record the characteristics, location and contents of labeled elements;
(b) selecting a plurality of items of like characteristics, each said item bearing a machine-readable identification code label unique to the item bearing said label, and identifying one said data record corresponding to the item bearing sad label;
(c) selecting a common container, said container bearing a machine-readable identification code label unique to said container, and identifying one said data record corresponding to the container bearing said label;
(d) reading said labels of said plurality of items of like characteristics and of said container by use of one said reading means, and updating said data records of said container and said items to indicate the location of said items inside said container;
(e) selecting an inventory storage space in which to store said container from among a plurality of inventory storage spaces, each said space bearing a machine-readable identification code label unique to the space and having a data record corresponding to said space, reading said labels of said selected space and said container by use of one of said reading means, and updating said data records of said container and said space to indicate the location of said container inside said space;
(f) receiving an order for items, identifying one said data record corresponding to said order, recording said order in said data record corresponding to said order, comparing said order with said data records for said items stored in said spaces, and identifying selected items in said inventory storage spaces having characteristics corresponding to characteristics demanded by said order;
(g) identifying of each said space and each said container in which each said selected item is located;
(h) retrieving each said identified container to a predetermined picking area, each said picking area having one said reading means associated therewith and a data record within said computer corresponding thereto;
(i) entering said label of each said selected container by use of said reading means associated with said predetermined picking area, and updating said data records of each said inventory storage spaces, said selected container and said picking area to indicate the location of each said selected container in said picking area; and
(j) retrieving said selected items from each said selected container, reading said labels of said order and each said selected items by use of said reading means, and updating said data records of said order and each said selected items to indicate the retrieval of said selected items for said order.
(a) creating a bundle comprising a plurality of garment cuts, said bundle and each said garment cut bearing a unique identification code label, identifying data records corresponding to said bundle and each said garment, attaching a plurality of detachable identification code coupons to said bundle, and updating said data records of said bundle and each said garment cut to indicate the location of each said garment cut in said bundle;
(b) passing said bundle through a sequential assembly path wherein work is conducted on said garments of said bundle by a plurality of employees, each said worker removing one said coupon, said coupon and said worker being identified by one said reading means to said computer, and updating said data records of said bundle and said worker to indicate work performed;
(c) repetition of step (b) until said garment cuts are made into completed garments;
(d) selecting a container bearing a unique identification code label and corresponding to one said data record, selecting a plurality of completed garments of like characteristics for placement in said container, reading said label of said box and said labels of each said selected garment with one said reading means, comparing said data record of said container and said data record of each said garment within said computer to insure that garments of predetermined similar characteristics are placed in said container, and rejecting any said selected garment which does not meet said predetermined characteristics;
(e) packing said container with said selected garments which meet said predetermined characteristics, updating said data records of said container and said contained garments to indicate the location of said contained garments inside said container, and computation of the expected weight of said container by reference to the characteristics of said contained garments in said data records of said computer;
(f) weighing said container, communicating the weight of said container to said computer, comparision of the weight of said container with the expected weight of said container based on the data records of said garments within said container and, if said weights differ, executing an error procedure;
(g) receiving an order for garments, assigning a data record to said order, said data record containing garment characteristics demanded by said order, and assigning a label to said order;
(h) comparing said data record for said order with said data records for said garments, identifying selected garments having characteristics corresponding to characteristics demanded by said order, and identifying selected containers in which said selected garments are contained;
(i) retrieving each said selected container to a predetermined picking area, reading said label of each said selected container by said reading means, and updating said data record for each said selected container and said picking area to indicate the location of each said container in said picking area;
(j) retrieving said selected garments from each said container, reading said label of each said selected garment by said reading means, and updating said data records of each said selected garment to indicate the location of each said selected garment in said picking area; and
(i) packing said selected garments together with said order for shipment.
This invention relates to inventory control systems for manufactured goods, and more specifically, to a system for recording, updating and reporting the manufacture and inventory locations and characteristics of individual garments.
The manufacturing and warehousing of garments has long been conducted according to fairly standard procedures in the United States. An assembly line is normally utilized including a number of work stations at which one of a number of operations, such as cutting, stitching, or attachment of buttons may take place. A unit of work referred to as a "bundle" is passed along the assembly line among the stations. Each bundle enters the assembly line containing cloth cut to serve as the basis for a number of like items, such as shirts. At the end of the assembly line, the items within the bundle are substantially finished.
Also at the beginning of the assembly line, a series of detachable incentive coupons are attached to the bundle. As work is completed on a bundle at a work station, the worker detaches a coupon which is later given to a supervisor for purposes of pay and bonus calculation by hand. The coupon identifies the bundle from which it was removed, and there is maintained an independent record of the number, content, or identity of bundles processed in any given work shift. Due to data volume, it is currently not possible to correlate mistakes made in a series of garments to a common bundle and a worker who performed a particular type of work. It is also extremely difficult currently to control pilferage at the assembly line, as well as to prevent a worker from stockpiling and withholding coupons in a given shift in order to hand them in during a subsequent shift, thus producing the illusion of steady work output.
In the uniform industry, garments are often placed in inventory for a significant period of time following manufacture, because a purchaser's long-term commitment to a uniform design does not incorporate the planned obsolescence of everyday clothing fashion. A group of like items of differing sizes may be placed in inventory until an order arrives for such items of that particular design. Typically, the order involves some further customization of the items including, for instance, insignia indicating the identity of the organization, the job title, or rank, or name of the wearer, or trademark or promotional slogan. Because of the normal difficulties of communication between the manufacturer and the purchaser as well as the employee for whom the garment is destined, such items are occasionally applied to a garment of the wrong size, color, or style, or may be applied in the wrong position or with the wrong name or indicia. In the past, the garment returned for erroneous customization has been de-customized, but removal of customizing items can not be accomplished without some damage to the garment due to stitching. Thus, the reuse of a de-customized garment depends on receipt of an order for the same style of garment with customized items of equal or greater size which may be placed to cover the stitching marks. The recordkeeping costs of maintaining de-customized garments in stock has, in the past, prohibited systematic reuse on a commercial scale.
Warehousing has, in the past, been conducted by placing a plurality of like garment items into a box, which is then marked with its contents and stored in a warehouse bin together with other boxes. Boxes having like contents are typically stored together, and each bin designated as containing a certain style, in order to facilitate relocation of stored items. This does not make the most efficient use of warehouse bins, because the initial location for each box is selected on the basis of the need for relocation rather than on the basis of efficient use of bin space, transport vehicles, and personnel. Also, the contents of each box has not been monitored in the past, thus permitting pilferage with relative ease.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,593,008 discloses a computer system for recording the numbers of items produced and the numbers of hours worked in a manufacturing facility. The system counts production units and presumes them to be identical, without recording the individual characteristics of each unit. Similiarly, this system counts only the total number of workers on-line at a given time, and does not identify an individual worker with a particular operation performed on a particular garment or other unit. Moreover, the system relies on the production line supervisor to count the number of persons entering and leaving the production line during production. Thus the accuracy of data depends on the accuracy of the supervisor. Finally, with regard to inventory control, this system provides only a count of the total number of items in inventory, without dating individual items for purposes of a first-in, first-out inventory control system.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,688,087 discloses an inventory control system utilizing a product identifier optical code such as the uniform products code. The system is adapted to rapid turnover inventory situations such as a supermarket, and does not track individually customized items, because the coded label does not differentiate between individual items. Furthermore, since items are stored in predetermined shelf locations among like items in order to facilitate ease of location by shoppers, there is no provision for a random access storage assignment system.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,784,802 discloses an inventory system which is applied to a retail garments outlet by examples starting in column 8, line 27. This system also records merely the number of garments of a particular type in inventory, and records neither their location nor the date on which they entered inventory. Users of this system would therefore be limited to storage of all like garments in a predesignated area, and use of a physical stack to implement a first-in, first-out or other queuing procedure.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,639,728 discloses a conveyorized routing system for luggage or similar items. The system includes an optical character reader which scans character labels placed on luggage, and logic circuitry which controls a switch yard conveyor to direct the luggage to its destination.
The present invention comprises a manufacturing and inventory record system, implemented with the aid of programmable digital computer, for standard and customized items of manufacture such as garments. Each unit of work or inventory utilized during the process is labeled with a unique machine-readable code, which serves as a key for location of a computerized data record describing the item. At various stages of the process, a unit must be relocated by human effort, which requires that the item additionally be labeled with a human-readable code. This code may be the same as the machine-readable code through use of a font such as OCR-A. Devices for generation of these labels, and both fixed and portable font-reading devices for computer input, are now well-known and commercially available. A label may be applied to garment, bundle, box, or bin in a temporary or permanent fashion.
At the beginning of manufacture, each garment is labeled with a serial number unique to that garment, and the bundle of garment cuts is labeled with a unique serial number of that bundle. Thus, the label for each bundle can be read into the recordkeeping computer through input devices at each work station, or incentive coupons bearing the label can be detached for later input to the computer. The record for each bundle and each garment reflect their association through the manufacturing process, and can include the identity of each person performing work on the bundle. The time of beginning and end of assembly for each bundle can also be recorded, to cross check for prevention of time shifting abuse by coupon stockpiling as described above.
At the end of assembly, like garments are grouped into a box for warehousing. The box is also labeled with a unique serial number, and the data record of each box and garment is amended to reflect their association. The computer may be utilized at the box-filling point to determine the characteristics of each garment by reference to their date records, followed by a comparison of the garment characteristics to the intended content characteristics for the box and, if necessary, rejection of the garment. Following filling, the weight of the box can be entered into the computer for comparison of the actual weight to the weight expected due to the known contents of the box. Any discrepancy outside a predetermined tolerance can cause the box to be held for inspection. Acceptable boxes are then forwarded to the inventory warehouse.
In the warehouse, the box may be stored in a bin selected by computer or personnel. Each bin is also labeled with a unique serial number. At the storage point, the box number and bin number are entered into the recordkeeping computer, and the associated data records of the box, bin, and garments therein may be updated to reflect the location and contents. When an order is received for garments of a given style and size, the data records may be searched to identify appropriate garments and their box and bin location. This selection is preferably implemented on a first-in, first-out basis to minimize the age of inventory. Employee identification may also be entered at the time a box is stored or retrieved from a bin in order to calculate incentive pay and bonuses. Additionally, at the time of box retrieval, the box number may be entered for purposes of confirmation that the box retrieved is indeed the one sought.
The retrieval order for each box also includes the destination of the box, referred to as a picking area. When the box arrives in the picking area, its number is again entered both to indicate relocation of the box in its data record and to confirm that it has arrived at the correct picking area. A uniquely-numbered picking order for individual garments is delivered to an employee in the picking area, and indicate the box in which each garment can be found. The employee enters the picking order number and the label of each garment actually picked, in order to confirm that the garment actually picked is the garment sought. The inventory stock volume and picking area stock volume are also computed utilizing this information in order to maintain an adequate stock at both areas. Again, the employee identification may also be entered for determination of payroll and bonus.
The picked garments are then forwarded to a customization station, where a customization order is provided to an employee. At completion of customization, an inspection is conducted by comparing the actual garments against the garments ordered and customization desired. The accuracy and efficiency of this stage can likewise be confirmed by entry of employee identification. This reduces the number of garments returned for erroneous customization.
These and other objects and advantages of the present invention will become more readily apparent by reference to the following detailed description thereof, when read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a flowchart diagram of an initial portion of the present inventive process;
FIG. 2 is a flowchart diagram of a second portion of the present inventive process;
FIG. 3 is a flowchart diagram of a third portion of the present inventive process;
FIG. 4 is a flowchart diagram of a fourth portion of the present inventive process;
FIG. 5 is a flowchart diagram of a fifth portion of the present inventive process; and
FIG. 6 is a flowchart diagram of a sixth portion of the present inventive process.
The best mode and preferred embodiment of the present inventive process is illustrated in FIGS. 1 through 7. In the figures, transfer of process control from one step in a first figure to a subsequent step in another figure is illustrated by placement of the number of the subsequent step in a circle.
The process is conducted with the aid of any well-known programmable digital computer which has been configured to record, update and report a plurality of data records. Each record corresponds to a single element of the process, such as garment, bundle, box, bin, picking area, order or individual employee.
The present inventive process begins at step 100 illustrated in FIG. 1 during which a bundle is created for entry into an assembly line. Each bundle incorporates a number of substantially identical garment cuts from which garments are manufactured during passage through the assembly line. At step 104, a record for each bundle and garment is created, and initialized to reflect the association of the bundle with the garment cuts therein. At step 105, a plurality of detachable incentive coupons are attached to the bundle for removal upon completion of work at each work station in the assembly line.
It should be understood that the labels referred to throughout this specification include nonvolatile machine-readable media and a serial number expressed therein unique to the item labeled. Technologies available off-the-shelf for this purpose at present include barcode fonts, such as the uniform products code, and character fonts, such as OCR-A. A label utilizing such a font may be recognized and converted to data for entry into the recordkeeping computer through a table-top reader across which the label is moved, or through a hand held "wand" which is moved across the label. In the present inventive process, the reader mechanisms may be coupled directly to the computer for realtime entry or, alternatively, to remote offline storage for delayed batch data entry.
As the bundle passes through an assembly line, it encounters a number of work stations at which specific garment assembly tasks 110 are performed on the garment cuts within the bundle. Step 110 may include attaching a unique machine-readable label to each garment cut. After each task is performed at step 110 on a bundle, a coupon is removed at step 115 from the bundle. At step 120, if assembly on the bundle has not been completed, control is transferred to step 110. If work has been completed, then control passes to step 125 at which assembled garments are separated from the bundle. Following steps 125, optional step 135 may be conducted or omitted in which the bundle and the garments separated therefrom are entered and compared to their data records in order to determine whether any garments have been removed or misbundled without authorization.
The garments are now available for placement in boxes for warehouse storage. At step 137, a box data record is created and at step 138, an empty box is labeled with the serial number corresponding to the record created. The record creation of step 137 may include an initial determination to the type of garment to be stored within the box.
At step 140, a garment is selected from those unbundled, and is entered at step 145. The garment record and box record are compared and, if the garment does not belong in the box, step 150 transfers control to step 140 where another garment is selected. If the garment selected and entered does belong in the box, control is transferred by step 150 to step 155 illustrated in FIG. 2 where the garment is placed in the box, and if the box in not yet full, step 160 transfers control to step 140 where the process of selection and placement are repeated until the box is full, step 160 transfers control to step 165 where the data records of the garments placed in the box are interrogated to compute the weight of the box. The actual weight of the box is then entered at step 170. If there is a discrepancy between the actual weight of the box and the computed weight, step 175 transfers control to step 177 which may include any error procedures such as manual inspection. If there is no discrepancy, step 175 transfers control to step 180 at which a warehousing order is produced for the box. The box containing the labeled garments is then transferred to the warehouse at step 185.
At warehouse receiving, boxes are received at step 200 both from the assembly line and from outside purchases indicated at step 187. At step 205, if the box is not labeled then control is transferred to step 210 at which the box is labeled and a box record is created. Since such a box received in an unlabeled condition is by definition from an outside purchase, the garments in the box are then labeled at step 220 and garment records created at step 220. Control then passes to step 225. On the other hand, if the box received at the warehouse is labeled by the assembly process, then step 205 transfers control directly to step 225.
Turning to FIG. 3, at step 225, if there is no demand for immediate use of the garments in the box, then control is transferred to step 230 at which a storage bin is assigned for the box. The box is then moved to the bin at step 232 and the bin and box entered at step 235. As an optional step, the bin and box data records are compared and, if the box does not belong in the bin located, then control is transferred to step 232 where the box is again moved to the correct bin. This may be omitted if random bin assignments are utilized. In that case, or in case the correct bin is located, control passes to step 240 where the employee identity is entered to record the fact of work completed. At step 245, the inventory of garments in the warehouse is incremented to reflect the addition to garments within the box just stored.
When an order for garments is received, the order is entered at step 300, usually by means of a well-known input device such as a keyboard. The requirements of the order are then compared to the garment records and, if appropriate garments are not in inventory, step 310 passes control to step 315 at which the garments ordered are obtained from purchasing or manufacturing. On the other hand, if the garments are in inventory, step 310 passes control to step 320 at which a box is identified for retrieval based on the correspondence of its contents to the order requirements. The data record of the box also indicates the bin in which the box is stored. A destination for the box, one of a number of picking stations, is also designated at this time. At step 330, the box is then retrieved from the bin and, at step 340 delivered to the picking station. It is to step 340 that control is transferred from step 225 in the event that garments in a box arriving from manufacturing or purchasing have an immediate use.
At step 350, the box, station, and identification of the delivering employee are entered, both for payroll and incentive purposes and to determine if the box has been correctly delivered. At step 360, if the box has not been delivered to a correct station, control is transferred to step 370 where an error procedure is conducted. This error procedure might typically include returning the box to warehouse receiving for placement in a bin, through reversion to step 200. If the correct box has been delivered, then step 360 transfers control to step 380 where the inventory record is decremented accordingly. If the box has been delivered to an incorrect picking station, then step 385 transfers control to an error procedure at step 390 which might typically include redelivery of the box through reversion to step 340. If the box has been delivered to the correct station, then step 385 transfers control to step 395 at which the record of stock located at picking stations, known as "forward stock", is incremented accordingly.
Turning now to FIG. 4, a picking order document is then delivered to an employee. This document instructs the employee to select garments of certain types, styles and sizes to satisfy a customer order. The document also includes a machine-readable code expressing an order number associated with the order which identifies a data record in which the details of the order appear.
At step 405, the identity of the employee receiving the picking order at the picking station is entered. At step 410, the employee selects garments filling the order from boxes at the picking stations. At step 410, the garments in the order are entered and the desired characteristics of the order are compared with the actual characteristics of the garments selected at step 425. If any of the garments selected are not satisfactory, control is transferred to step 410 where other garments are picked. If the garments selected so far are satisfactory, step 425 transfers control to step 430, and if the order is then satisfied, step 430 transfers control to step 440. If the order is not year satisfied, step 430 returns control to step 410 for further selection of garments from boxes.
At step 440, the record of forward stock is decremented to reflect removal of garments associated with the order from the picking station. At step 450, incentive coupons are attached to the order. These are used much as the assembly line incentive coupons, to record the efforts of employees conducting customization procedures to be detailed below. At step 460, packing lists are generated and attached to the order. Each list provides a breakdown of garment requirements for one individual among those included in the order, together with customization details if any. At step 470, if the order requires customization, control is transferred to step 500. If no customization is required, control is transferred to step 600.
Turning to FIG. 5, at step 500 the identification of the employee conducting customization procedures is entered, and a garment is customized according to the requirements of the individual packing list including the garment at step 510. At step 520, the incentive coupon corresponding to the particular operation performed is removed by the employee from the order and may be entered immediately or later. If order customization has been completed, step 530 transfers control to step 600. Otherwise, step 530 transfers control to step 540 where the next garment is selected and control is again transferred to step 510. It should be noted that efficient division of labor may be advantageously achieved by dividing the total customization effort into a series of individual work stations, similiar in form to an assembly line. Thus step 500 through 540 would be performed repetitively at each work station in the customization line.
Step 600 begins an inspection sub-procedure. At step 600, the employee identification of the inspector, and the order, are entered. Order details are then reviewed for each garment, and the garment is visually compared to the order details by the inspector at step 610. If the garment has been finished correctly, then step 620 transfers control to step 630. On the otherhand, a garment finished incorrectly causes transfer of control by step 620 to step 625 where an error procedure is instituted. This error procedure may include, for instance, transfer of the garment back to the customization station and step 500. At step 630, if the order is not yet finished, control is transferred to step 640 where another garment included in the order is selected, and again compared to the order at step 610. If the order is completed, step 630 transfers control to step 700.
Turning now to FIG. 6, a final preparation sub-procedure is illustrated. At step 700, the identity of the order being processed and the employee conducting the procedure are entered, and at step 710, the employee obtains one or more packing lists for the order, each of which bears a unique code and corresponds to a data record. The order may advantageously be broken down into lists of garments corresponding to the ultimate users thereof. Thus, if the order includes such information, each list may identify the individual and the garments destined for that individual. At step 712, a packing list and the garments satisfying that list are entered. At step 714, the data record for the entered list is compared to the records for the entered garments and, if extra garments are present, control transfers to step 716 where an error procedure is implemented. This procedure may include removal of the extra garments to their proper locations. If no extra garments are present, step 714 transfers control to step 717 where the data records are again compared to insure that the list is satisfied completely. If garments are missing, control transfers to step 718 where another error procedure is implemented, which may include additional selection of garments from among those customized for the order, location of misplaced garments or requesting replacements from inventory. If no garments are missing, step 717 transfers control to step 720. At step 720, a packing box is selected, also labeled with a unique machine-readable code and entered. The packing box also corresponds to a data record, which is updated to indicate the placement of garments and packing list into the box at step 730. At step 740, the expected weight of the box is computed by reference to the characteristics of the garments therein as recorded in the data records. The packing box is then weighed and its weight entered at step 750 and, if there is a discrepancy with the computed weight, at step 760 control is transferred to step 765 where an error procedure is implemented which may include manual inspection of the box. If there is no discrepancy at step 760, control is transferred to step 770. If the order is not yet complete, step 770 transfers control to step 780 where another packing list is selected, and control then reverts to step 720. If the order is complete at step 770, then an end procedure is implemented at step 800 which maay include shipment of the packing boxes.
Thus, it can be appreciated that the present inventive process provides rapid and accurate entry, reporting and retrieval of inventory. The process enables identification of work performed by specific employees, both to identify the source of errors and to reward efficient performance. Another benefit of the present inventive process is improved theft control. Since each garment will be uniquely identified, the garment label can be utilized to conclusively determine the appropriate location of the garment, in contrast to prior art where theft could be proven only by observation of the act.
It should be apparent although there has been described what is presently considered to be a presently preferred form of the invention in accordance with the Patent Statutes, changes may be made in the disclosed process without departing from the true spirit and scope of this invention as expressed in the following claims. For instance, the order in which the steps may be conducted are interchangeable. Moreover, the process is not limited by its application to garments, and may be used with any items of manufacture and inventory. It is therefore intended that the appended claims shall cover such modification and applications that may not depart from the true scope and spirit of the present invention.


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If you have perfect eye, or ocular, health, you have perfect vision. This is vision without using corrective lenses and you have not been diagnosed with any eye diseases.
While great eye health is something most people have from childhood, you may find that your eyes gradually worsen as you age. You may find words becoming blurry and the edges of your vision becoming fuzzy.
You must know how important your ocular health is and how to protect it for the rest of your life. It is incredibly important to take care of your eyes.
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1. Know How Your Eyes Affect Your Quality of Life
Your first concern for your eyesight is most likely how well you can read.
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Even losing some of your vision can seriously affect your mobility and your sense of balance. These functions are important for enjoying a full and healthy life into your senior years.
2. Be Aware of Common Chronic Eye Conditions
Besides nearsightedness, which affects millions of people worldwide today, there are several eye diseases which can affect the clarity of your vision and can even lead to blindness.
The three most common chronic issues include glaucoma, macular degeneration and cataracts.
Certain problems may not even present any symptoms until very late or too late. Obesity is becoming rampant in the affluent world. And obesity is linked intimately with dangerous eye problems like macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy. These, in turn, is linked to other degenerative diseases like cancer and cardiovascular disease.
Excess weight is also known to create pulmonary problems; the blood vessels in the eye are affected and vision can deteriorate.
Therefore, a healthy weight loss program with regular exercise and a controlled diet is advisable. Regular check-ups with your opthamologist are important to let you know if changes are occurring with your eyes.
3. Your Diet Affects Eye Health
Your mother most probably told you many times to turn the light on when you read. However, poor reading conditions are not the most dangerous concerns for the health of your eyes. Your diet is!
A good diet can add positively to your eye health. Boosting your immune system can do wonders for your eyes and overall health.
4. Use Premium Stem Cell Supplements for Optimal Eye Health and Maintenance
The use of premium supplements is another important factor to consider. For our eyes, and for our overall optimal health.
Food today is highly processed. However careful we are with our diet, it is still prudent to take premium supplementations as part of our daily routine for optimal eye health.
Our eyes are not at all like electronic parts in a camera, which are easily replaced. Unfortunately, replacing new biological components for our eyes is a totally different matter altogether. Difficult to impossible.
Perhaps, this is where stem cell technology may come into its own. Stem cells can act as a source of new and healthy specialized cells. They have the ability to reproduce themselves. As such, they may provide a way to replace damaged cells in the eye.
There are fantastic stem cell supplements which may help you take care of your eyes on a daily basis. Your eyes are the soul to your life.
5. Other Factors Which May Be Detrimental to Eye Health
Regular exposure to ultraviolet rays from the sun can damage your eyes and lead to cataracts.
Additionally, certain medications as well as physical trauma from sports or injuries on the job can affect your eyesight.
Regular stress at work, in your home life and with your lifestyle in general can also directly or indirectly lead to damage to your eyes over a period of time. Your sleep patterns could be affected; smoking or being in smoke-filled environments can contribute to worsening eye health.
6. Visit an Eye Specialist Regularly
Yearly checkups with your opthamologist will help you keep up with the health of your eyes.
Your optometrist will also be able to look within your eyes to the retinas. He can test you for near or far-sightedness, and can prescribe glasses, contact lenses, or other prescriptions if necessary.
Professional opthamologists and optometrists will also discuss your family history and other causes of eye disease with you. This additional service with help to care for your eyes.
Regular visits to eye specialists will ensure maximum care for your eyes. You will be immediately aware of any ocular changes should they occur. This will allow you to schedule punctual treatments with your opthamologist.
The health of your eyes impacts nearly every area of your life from work to social activities. You must therefore make it a number 1 priority to protect it daily.
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2/3 c. light soy sauce.
1/4 c. orange juice.
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I don't know about you, but every time I scroll through my news feed, someone is traveling. Whether it's going to the next state for the weekend, traveling across country, or touring the world, it's exciting to see what locations they've visited. This year, I was able to venture off to San Diego and Las Vegas, but I think I'd like to visit one more place before the year ends.
It's been years since we've been to San Francisco, so I'm thinking of hitting up my old stomping grounds for a holiday get-a-way and make it a goal for 2017 to travel more.
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Confession time: I'm on a cleanse right now and this post has been absolute torture to compile. You've probably noticed I usually try to theme my Pinterest Roundups, but today, I just couldn't.
Honestly, just being on Pinterest is killing me. So. Much. Delicious. Food.
So, today's post is just complete (healthy) food porn. Just stuff I want to cook, they're so pretty! All these recipes look so amazing and as soon as I'm done with this cleanse, I'm SO running to the market and picking up the ingredients for many of these. But I'll pace myself and will try not to pig out. Cause that would kind of defeat the purpose of the cleanse.
Have you found anything delish on Pinterest lately? Sound off in the comments and throw us a link!
Pink Grapefruit & Avocado Salad – the acidity of the grapefruit is a perfect counter to the creamy, buttery avocado.
Pineapple & Black Bean Salsa – sweet, spicy and fresh…perfect!
Baked Southwestern Eggrolls – smoky, spicy flavors wrapped up in a crispy package. Yum.
Thai Lime Chicken – all your favorite Thai flavors!
Vegan Grilled Vegetable & Hummus Tart – would be perfect with a nice glass of wine and a patio.
Asian Salmon Bowl with Lime Drizzle – so gorgeous and sounds delish!
Thai Peanut Slaw – I bet this would be a fantastic summer potluck dish!
Vegan Chocolate Fondue For One – when you need a little somthing chocolate.
Lemon Tart – made with Greek Yogurt – with a hint of Rosemary. I love the idea of a rosemary crust for a sweet/sour tart!
Healthier Chicken Pot Pie. Mmmm. Pot pie.


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Eat This!: 365 Reasons to Stop Dieting
Eat This! is the anti-diet guide, the perfect pick-me-up for anyone with the diet blues. It's packed with 365 humorous musings on why diets are no fun, don't work, and will never compare with the pleasures of a chocolate eclair. Author Mary McHugh brings a much-needed dose of common sense to the world of dieting, extolling both the pleasures of homemade macaroni and cheese, as well as the satisfaction of burning 353 calories learning to salsa dance. Eat This! celebrates the woman who's sassy, sexy, and who'd be a lot happier if she stopped worrying about her weight. Shaped like a miniature refrigerator, Eat This! is the perfect gift for a friend or sister who's fed up with diets.
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December 2011
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An Interview with Lore Segal
"I really do think that what most interests me is -- is that there is nothing I dont share with my fellow human beings. Including [race]. Whatever it is that I do, or that you do. This is not my discovery; 'There but for the grace of God....' But we do really share what makes us move in this direction and that direction. What makes us talk. What makes us reluctant. Thats why writing works. There is nothing I can say truthfully that you wont recognize."
Drew Johnson
An Interview with Alvin Orloff
"Unrequited lust is awfully common for homely people, and I make all my protagonists homely to counterbalance our culture's obsession with va-va-va-voom sex appeal. In previous centuries people's identities were assigned at birth. You were born Irish Catholic, Chippewa, Amish, Boston Brahim, or what have you, and that was that. Now people have the option of reinventing themselves as beatniks, hippies, ravers, Jesus freaks, punks, goths and so on. Yet much as I respect and revere subcultures, there is something inherently pretentious in reinventing oneself and something conformist in joining a group. Skepticism is most definitely called for."
James Warner
Star-Crossed: Jane Austen and Emily Dickinson
Despite its obvious attractions, Pemberley is far too confining and complacent a final goal for Austen's heroines. It's silly to pretend that prosperity and security aren't ever desirable or that they can't solve many difficult problems, but it's equally silly to pretend that prosperity and security are nirvana. For most of us, there needs to be more, or something else, maybe something entirely different. With Austen, I'm not sure there can be: in her mind, any desire that doesn't aspire to Pemberley is self-deception. Pemberley might be less objectionable, of course, if Darcy were a human being and not The Sensible Woman's Ideal Mate.
Kevin Frazier
It was around that time, around ten or twelve years ago, around the debut of Being Mick, that my writing started coming out in the second person, not in a nice way, but like a girl taunting herself from inside, all insinuating, or sometimes like a grieving lover, lonely as hell, calling out to someone who wasnt there. I hadnt heard of the genres of self-elegy or of satire, and that makes me think about which other ancient genres are out there, known by everyone, that Ill learn about in ten years or twelve years, that will help me answer questions I cant answer now.
Elizabeth Bachner
An Interview with Luis Alberto Urrea
"What the hell do those people want from me? I still don't know what they want! I just gave a talk at Arizona State University; they have a transborder studies department there! One of the big wigs told me I'm the 'voice of the border.' What is that? Here's what I think: I, of course, write about the border because I'm from the border. Others who are not from the border, write these books about the border that are more like 'my day at the zoo,' books filled with little brown people running amuck. They write without sensitivity; they certainly don't write with any love of the place. That sort of thing bothers me."
Terry Hong
The Game is Afoot: On Michael Dirdas On Conan Doyle
Oscar Wilde called literary criticism the only civilized form of autobiography because it is the record of ones own soul and because it deals with the spiritual moods and imaginative passions of the mind. In On Conan Doyle, Dirda includes some reminiscences of his first childhood encounter with Holmes and Watson and chronicles the forms his enthusiasm for Holmes has taken over his life. His recollections of adolescent reading and adulthood bibliomania (My shelves include perhaps a hundred works by or about Conan Doyle... Nothing really exceptional) arent superfluous; rather, they embody his passion for his subject. His book is a vivid sketch rather than an exhaustive biography or critical guide. Above all, its a record of love.
Greer Mansfield
An Interview with Brandon Graham
"Porn comics were the only job in comics I could get in New York. It was funny; it was this publisher who translated a lot of European books, Moebius and Manara, all this stuff that I had a lot of respect for. I showed up there thinking it was time to do all my serious artwork. They said: 'We want you to do a book about lesbian schoolgirls.'"
Martyn Pedler
Garish, Glorious Spectacles
Sometimes, women perform their roles. They play the part of girl. The performance, at times, overshadows a womans identity and stands in place of her identity. As Ruth realizes, Sometimes she is struck by the sense that she is someone elses character, that she is saying someone elses line. The green girl also does one thing and feels another because, The passivity of the green girl masquerades as politeness. She wants to put her fist through a window but doesnt because she knows thats not what expected of a green girl.
Roxane Gay
A Bounty of Gift Books for Kids
A guide to a year's worth of picture books and coffee table-worthy titles for kids and playful adults -- all wrapped up for the holiday season.
Colleen Mondor
Event Factory by Renee Gladman
Why the Child is Cooking in the Polenta by Aglaja Veteranyi
The Break by Pietro Grossi, translated by Howard Curtis
The Registrar's Manual for Detecting Forced Marriages by Sophie Hardach
Best European Fiction 2012 edited by Aleksandar Hemon, preface by Nicole Krauss
The Odditorium by Melissa Pritchard
Someday This Will Be Funny by Lynne Tillman
Men Undressed: Women Writers and the Male Sexual Experience edited by Stacy Bierlein, Gina Frangello, Cris Mazza, and Kat Meads
The Universal Baseball Association, Inc., J. Henry Waugh, Prop. by Robert Coover
Betty Superman by Tiff Holland
Radio: Essays in Bad Reception by John Mowitt
The Best American Essays 2011 edited by Edwidge Danticat and Robert Atwan
The Swerve: How the World Became Modern by Stephen Greenblatt
Mutants and Mystics: Science Fiction, Superhero Comics, and the Paranormal by Jeffrey J. Kripal
movable TYYPE by Kathleen Fraser
Trees of the Twentieth Century by Stephen Sturgeon
Hundred Books project
Bookslut in Training
It's a Moral Dilemma
Golden Age Obituaries
Boom Dead Next: Nate Powell's Any Empire
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Visit employers and network with alumni to better understand the potential career paths of your interest through WFU's job shadowing opportunities. A job shadow consists of "shadowing" an alumnus/employer during a typical workday to develop career-related knowledge and skills.
Engage in career exploration as you sift through the beginning stages of choosing a major and thinking about potential career paths!
The Job Shadow Program application is now closed. Please check back for updated information.
During a job shadow, students will have the opportunity to get a realistic understanding of a career field and company in action. Sample activities for a job shadow itinerary may include:


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The importance of meeting customer needs and 5 ways to find them
The importance of meeting customer needs is crucial for company's growth. Understanding user needs is a topic strongly related to development, sales, and marketing performance. It's also one of the reasons why product manager role has become a crucial component in product teams around the globe. Taking advantage of understanding human behavior offers a possibility to put yourself ahead of a competition on the market. Read more


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Temple Mount is one of the most important sites listed in monotheistic faiths. It houses the Dome of the Rock and the Western Wall.
When King Solomon first built his Temple in Jerusalem, the hillside became an important religious symbol and is still reverenced by Muslims and Jews today. Solomon built the Temple, which David was forbidden from using, with the help of Phoenician craftsmen from Tyre. He then built a platform around the edge of the hill that encircled cedar and the bronze building. It was meant to be the focus of Jewish worship for all time. However, after his reign ended, the Northern Kingdom declared autonomy, so the Temple ceased to be used by everyone but the tribes of Judea and Benjamin.
The Babylonians destroyed the temple in 586 BCE. They killed inhabitants of Judea. After 50 years, Persia intervened, becoming the ones with imperial power, and they returned to restore the Temple.
The Temple stood on the Temple Mount again until Herod the Great tore it down in 20 BCE. He started constructing a new building, which was finished 60 years after his death. He also built a platform around it so the Gentiles could go there without profaning the sacred areas.
The Romans destroyed the temple again during the Jewish revolt in 70 AD, but the platform remained.
When Omar, the first caliph, came to the city, he built the Dome of the Rock in the space where the Temple had stood previously.
Temple Mount was referenced several times in the Scripture.
1 Kings 5:1-6
1 Kings 5
- 1 Now Hiram king of Tyre sent his servants to Solomon, when he heard that they had anointed him king in place of his father; for Hiram always loved David.
- 2 And Solomon sent word to Hiram,
- 3 "You know that David my father could not build a house for the name of the Lord his God because of the warfare with which his enemies surrounded him, until the Lord put them under the soles of his feet.
- 4 But now the Lord my God has given me rest on every side; there is neither adversary nor misfortune.
- 5 And so I purpose to build a house for the name of the Lord my God, as the Lord said to David my father, 'Your son, whom I will set upon your throne in your place, shall build the house for my name.'
- 6 Now therefore command that cedars of Lebanon be cut for me; and my servants will join your servants, and I will pay you for your servants such wages as you set; for you know that there is no one among us who knows how to cut timber like the Sidonians."
Temple Mount is one of the most holy places in Israel and you must see it! But you have seen nothing yet;
see what The Western Wall have to offer


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You don't have to be a bank to inflate or deflate.
Jimmy Songwriter sitting at the bar has a flash of inspiration and quickly writes down a new song. His somewhat inebriated friend, Joey Songsinger hears the song once and enthusiastically offers to buy it for a price equal to "whatever it takes – even if it's the whole income of the United States". Jimmy Songwriter, as a joke and to teach his friend a lesson, tells Joey he will sell the song for $13 Trillion and that he would finance it and Joey signs a note to Jimmy for $13 Trillion. This single transaction goes on record as the highest price ever paid for a song… drives up the average price of all songs by a factor of thousands…and doubles nominal GDP and the average price of all goods and services in the United States. The next year at Christmas, when the note comes due, Jimmy sends his friend Joey an email offering to "settle" the note for $500. Joey gladly agrees. After all they both knew that's what the song was truly worth …and what Joey could pay. That year, nominal GDP falls from the previously inflated level by roughly 50% with a 50% deflation in the price level as there are no more songs sold (and financed) for such exorbitant prices.
1. We didn't need banks or the Federal Reserve to create the price inflation or the price deflation which followed. All we needed was debt creation and then the subsequent de-leveraging and return to "normalcy".
2. Neither Jimmy nor Joey had the legal power to "print" or coin "money" and they did not need it to affect the price level.
3. Most importantly, what Jimmy and Joey do can offset and overwhelm whatever the Federal Reserve and the banks do.


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The Rev-A-Shelf systems includes a full line of accessories for kitchen and bathroom cabinets, including:
-Drawer accessories. Drawer dividers, silverware holders and other accessories make kitchen and bathroom drawers work harder and store things in a more organized way.
-Spice racks. For the culinary master or the weekend cook, a customized spice rack can give any chef an easy way to organize cooking items.
-Cutting boards. Why invest in valuable knives without the right cutting boards? Rev-A-Shelf includes several choices in stationary and mobile cutting boards.
-Waste baskets. Hiding the trash can is one thing many homeowners ask for in cabinet design. With Rev-A-Shelf options, it is easy to hide waste baskets, making the whole room look neater.
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For a wide choice of casual shoes, look no further than schoose.co.uk. There's an incredible collection of footwear for men and women at affordable prices. Take a look at this great range online today.
Brands such as Rieker, Lunar and Roamers are the perfect example of quality footwear without breaking the bank. Fashionable designs and supreme comfort combine to create a selection of shoes that look the part. Whether you're just hanging out with friends, or going out and about, these shoes will be perfect for your leisure time.
Rieker casual shoes are the very height of fashion, but make your comfort a priority. Rieker specialises in making the antistress shoe, thanks to the extra comfy footbed. Your feet will feel good all day, making those days out in town or country a pleasure. There's also extra room for your toes.
For sophistication and style, Lunar casual shoes for ladies incorporate a series of smart benefits. When we buy new shoes, we're always prepared for that battle to break them in. Like the rest of the footwear range at schoose.co.uk, your comfort from the moment you wear Lunar shoes is assured. Thanks to the padded heel counter and padded arch support, these casual shoes work to make them a pleasure to wear from day one.
Roamers casual shoes have a wonderfully luxurious feel, thanks to the soft leather uppers that offer a lightweight quality. This reduces fatigue, giving you a shoe that you can wear all day without discomfort. The molded PU sole also provides added shock absorption, taking the pressure off of long jaunts no matter where you go.
Shop for these, and other great brands at schoose.co.uk now!


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Can you believe it? April 30th, May is just around the corner and it snowed today. And it was windy so definitely not a nice day to be outside. And it was just so dark and gloomy outside, definitely made it difficult to be energized and motivated today. It was the perfect stay-in-bed-under-the-blankets type of day.
First off I want to thank my everyone for being very supportive and helping me feel better about my decision to not run the full marathon. It really puts my mind at ease to know that others understand my situation and that I'm doing the right thing by not stressing the injury by continuing my training.
Second, I want to thank a few individuals who have nominated me for blogger awards. Thank you!! There are a couple nominations that were made awhile ago, and I'm only finally getting around to posting it today. Sorry for the delay.
So thank you to irunfordonuts and barefootmarathonmomma for the blogger award:
and to sheslosingit.net for the blogger award:
So again Thank you!
Blogger awards are meant to encourage people to continue writing and to help promote other blogs just getting started. The Rules: 1) Thank the blogger who nominated you and link back to their site, 2) post the award on your blog, 3) write 7 things about yourself, 4) nominate other blogs.
7 Things About Myself
- I skipped the 6th grade. When I was in grade 5, I was in a grade 5 and 6 split class and found myself doing the grade 6 curriculum. The teacher decided that it didn't make sense for me to go to grade 6 the following school year, so I went straight to grade 7. This meant that I graduated high school when I was 16 years old, and also meant I couldn't drink at my own graduation party (legal drinking age in Canada is 18 years old)
- 2007 was a really big year for me. Within a 4 month time frame (April – July) I got married, moved into a new house and had my first child. It was an extremely hectic time, but I really can't see myself doing it any other way.
- I've never had a peanut butter & jelly sandwich or a peanut butter & banana sandwich. Definitely on my to-do list, just something I've never craved or thought about having.
- There are foods that I won't eat simply because I don't think I'll like them. Like olives, never tried one but I don't think I'd like it and so I never have, probably never will.
- I absolutely love musicals: Cats, Little Shop of Horrors, Les Miserables, Grease/Grease 2. I love the singing!
- Back in 2005, I was really considering taking a management position at lululemon. Then I realized that financially it wouldn't work, and so now I'm going on to 14 years at the first company I worked at after college graduation.
- I wouldn't consider my current job my dream job, but if given the choice to do something else, I don't think I'd know what to do. I've yet to figure out what my dream job is and what my passion in life is.
And now I'd like to nominate the following blogs for the One Lovely Blogger Award:


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Some things in parenthood have really worried me. Apart from the newborn stuff I mean.
I am a bit of a worrier so it doesn't take much to tip the scales. I've learned to accept that about me because it means I have to sort through my feelings and thinking to get to a decision.
I worried a lot how Bebito would "be" after the arrival of Little Lion. I was in a lot of ways right to worry. It made me think things through before they happened and I was as prepared for adverse reactions as I could be. In a way it wasn't as bad as I anticipated and in others it really was.
And so I find myself worrying over the "school decision" for Bebito quite a lot. He is a bright and sensitive boy and he is thriving at preschool. We love his preschool and the Director has been wonderful.
We've seen a few schools to date and they all seem fine but none feel like the perfect fit. We have more schools to see. Some are ruled out by our lateness in trying to sort things out. In a way I've been relieved as it narrows down our choices. It's not at all "like" me to be so unprepared. He starts next year!!
I've sought advice from many people I trust and have learned much along the way and yet I still find myself researching and looking for the right answer.
I know that his home life is the foundational, the most important stuff but I want to find a school that mirrors the way we see the world. Is that overly optimistic? I also know that realistically we are choosing a school for both our children so I want to get it really right!
I'm interested to hear your views! How did you find the school decision? Have you any advice beyond, "you'll know the right one when you see it"?


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Here you can find both tourist information, to know what and when to see in Barcelona, as well as the websites of the other 2 properties in our group.
All about Barcelona
Your Hotel in Burgos city center
Your Hotel in Burgos outskirts
All about Burgos (Castilla y León)
The official website for tourism in Spain
Parking 5 € per day
Buffet Breakfast 8,00 €
Menú Dinner 12,00 €
Free WIFI
Please. check our location map.
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Summer jobs is usually a rite of passage; a first step into the labor power for the younger. Most summer season camps need employees from April or June by means of to September, so it's an ideal summer season job for college kids, and adds nice experience to your CV. About 1.3 million more teenagers have been employed in July 2014 than in April, a rough gauge of summer time jobholding; 1.1 million, or 84.2%, have been white. The students should work in Canada for the complete length of the authorized funding period; work that takes place exterior of Canada is ineligible. Program fees range from $549 to $799+ and include admin, visa issuance, on the spot help with jobs and lodging and full support.
Summer Jobs 253 offers Tacoma Public School incoming juniors and seniors the chance to earn high school credit for graduation, faculty credits, and achieve meaningful work experience. In this part, you could describe, so as of priority, the roles you're requesting and you must present separate info for each completely different job title. My highschool summer season jobs were possibly as, or more, instructive and valuable than my school work. Members of the House of Commons and the Senate, federal authorities departments and companies, and provincial and territorial departments and businesses usually are not eligible for funding underneath the Canada Summer Jobs initiative. Students will work in their respective departments Monday to Thursday and will attend skilled growth seminars each Friday.
As a outcome, President Obama is looking on businesses and organizations to take motion to give younger Americans that will have restricted resumes and sources a better shot in the hiring process by offering summer jobs, coaching, mentoring, and job interviews to young people who find themselves not in school, or working or hiring a young person over the summer time.
If you'll be able to work for a lot of the summer holidays either full time or part time then many fundraising corporations will take you on and prepare you up. The pay is superb as effectively, so a full time charty fundraiser can earn as a lot as £four,500 over the summer season holidays! For example, as travel picks up in the summertime months, so do the alternatives within the hospitality business, in keeping with a CareerCast report on summer season hiring primarily based on knowledge from the BLS Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary, or JOLTS. Teens will not be pursuing conventional summer time jobs like they used to," says Challenger. Some positions require that applicants have a highschool diploma, but there are some jobs open to present high school college students.
Camp Counselors USA (CCUSA), 901 E Street, Suite 300, San Rafael, CA 94901, USA; Summer jobs as camp counselor jobs in the U.K, Russia, and Croatia. Most present food and accommodation as well as a wage, so they are an effective way spending the summer season in a new city or nation! You can do something from safety and stewarding jobs proper by to bar work and selling merchandise.


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Reported by Bethany Kartchner
CHA season is so much fun! I love seeing all the new products! This season was no exception. Here are my favorites in no particular order.
I've always loved Glitz products and this season I think they really outdid themselves with this cool circus theme!
Graphic 45 came up with the best idea with this Staples Collection. Can't you picture these door knobs on a mini cover?
Oh, and I can't forget these awesome Graphic 45 stamps. It is hard to choose just one collection. I love them all.
Of course, Jenni Bowlin's stamps also hit a home run in my book.
The Crafter's Workshop continues to wow with this distressed Harlequin template. Isn't this fab?
I've wanted cabochon flowers like these and Prima just released them in these luscious summery colors. Yum!
Prima lace...need I say more?
Yes, I know I'm biased being the Shimmerz Education Team Coordinator, but I can't lie. I think that the new Shimmerz Coloringz and Shimmeringz are the must-have colorant this release. Bright colors, easy clean-up. Love them.
What do you think? Are you loving the circus theme? Stamp sets? New Primas? And what do you think of the new Shimmerz products? I'd love to hear your opinion!