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The TDL4 rootkit, a variant of the Alureon rootkit, has been updated to target a zero-day vulnerability in the Windows Task Scheduler.
The cybercriminals behind the TDL4 rootkit, a variant of the TDSS (Alureon) rootkit that caused Microsoft Windows "Blue Screen" problems earlier this year, have copied the Stuxnet worm, targeting a zero-day vulnerability in the Windows Task Scheduler.
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"TDSS has once again reaffirmed its status as one of the most complex and dangerous malicious programs there is," Golovanov wrote on the Kaspersky Labs' Securelist blog.
Stuxnet, which was detected in July targeting a Microsoft Windows zero-day vulnerability, was found to be targeting four additional Windows zero-day flaws. The worm sought out Siemens' Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) software and then injected itself into programmable logic controllers that monitor temperature, pressure and other controls. Security experts warned that it could be used as a blueprint for future malware writers.
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You are hereCTMBC Handbook / FAQ / Code of Conduct
Code of Conduct
Also see: IMBA
Rules of the Trail
These guidelines for trail behavior are recognized around the world. IMBA developed the "Rules of the Trail" to promote responsible and courteous conduct on shared-use trails. Keep in mind that conventions for yielding and passing may vary, depending on traffic conditions and the intended use of the trail.
1. Ride On Open Trails Only
Respect trail and road closures -- ask a land manager for clarification if you are uncertain about the status of a trail. Do not trespass on private land. Obtain permits or other authorization as may be required. Be aware that bicycles are not permitted in areas protected as state or federal Wilderness.
2. Leave No Trace
Be sensitive to the dirt beneath you. Wet and muddy trails are more vulnerable to damage than dry ones. When the trail is soft, consider other riding options. This also means staying on existing trails and not creating new ones. Don't cut switchbacks. Be sure to pack out at least as much as you pack in.
3. Control Your Bicycle
Inattention for even a moment could put yourself and others at risk. Obey all bicycle speed regulations and recommendations, and ride within your limits.
4. Yield to Others
Do your utmost to let your fellow trail users know you're coming -- a friendly greeting or bell ring are good methods. Try to anticipate other trail users as you ride around corners. Bicyclists should yield to all other trail users, unless the trail is clearly signed for bike-only travel. Bicyclists traveling downhill should yield to ones headed uphill, unless the trail is clearly signed for one-way or downhill-only traffic. Strive to make each pass a safe and courteous one.
5. Never Scare Animals
Animals are easily startled by an unannounced approach, a sudden movement or a loud noise. Give animals enough room and time to adjust to you. When passing horses, use special care and follow
MTBA Code of Conduct
The code of conduct sets out the standard of behaviour expected by club members and officials
13. Code of Conduct (extracted from MTBA Technical Regulations)
13.1. Purpose.
The purpose of Code of Conduct (code) is to describe the type of behaviour
that MTBA is seeking to promote and encourage its members and supporters
to adopt. The code were developed by CA. MTBA has adopted it as part of
our affiliation with CA and because it helps define what appropriate (and
inappropriate) conduct is. MTBA is committed to the promotion of the sport
of mountain biking as a positive life model; this code will help set the
groundwork in that respect.
13.2. Application.
The code shall apply to all persons formally associated with mountain biking,
within Australia. In particular, it shall apply to:
13.2.1. Persons acting for or on behalf of MTBA.
13.2.2. Athletes, coaches, managers and support staff of MTBA.
13.2.3. All persons participating in MTBA sanctioned events.
13.2.4. Officials, Commissaires and support personnel assisting in or
conducting MTBA events.
13.2.5. MTBA appointed Delegates and employees of MTBA.
13.3. Key Principles.
13.3.1. MTBA wishes to operate in an environment where people show
respect for others and their property.1
13.3.2. MTBA wishes to operate in an environment that is free from
13.3.3. MTBA wishes to operate in a non-discriminatory environment.
Respect the right, dignity and worth of every human being - within the
context of the activity, treat everyone equally regardless of gender,
ethnic origin or religion.
13.3.4. Persons to whom this Code applies acknowledge and agree to comply
with the disciplinary and grievance procedures promulgated by MTBA
(see chapter 3). If any disciplinary action is taken, persons directly
affected shall be given the opportunity to participate in those
proceedings and the right to appeal against any decision against them.
13.4. Key Elements.
13.4.1. All persons who are bound by this code shall:
13.4.2. Act in a manner that is compatible with the interests of MTBA;
13.4.3. Accord people involved in mountain biking (and cycling more
generally) with the appropriate courtesy, respect and regard for their
rights and obligations;
1 Respect is defined as consideration for another's physical and emotional wellbeing and possessions,
to ensure no damage or deprivation is caused to either.
2 Harassment is defined as any action directed at an individual or group that creates a hostile,
intimidating or offensive environment. For more information please refer to Australian Sports
Commission Guidelines for Harassment-Free Sport.
13.4.4. Treat people's property with respect and due consideration of its
13.4.5. Show a positive commitment to MTBA's policies, rules, procedures,
guidelines and agreements;
13.4.6. Respect the law and customs of the places they visit;
13.4.7. Respect the confidentiality of information that they receive in the
course of fulfilling their duties;
13.4.8. Uphold the standing and reputation of mountain biking (and cycling
more generally) within Australia;
13.4.9. Not misuse provided funds or property belonging to another party;
13.4.10. Observe and comply with the Anti Doping Rules set out in the
CA Doping Policy.
13.5. Unacceptable Behaviour.
13.5.1. This list provides examples of behaviour deemed to be unsuitable and
not in the best interests of the sport.
13.5.2. 'Sledging' other athletes, officials or event organisers.3
13.5.3. Excessive use of alcohol, acting in a way that becomes a public
nuisance, or creating a public disturbance.
13.5.4. Damaging another person's property or depriving them of that
13.5.5. Sexual relations between an appointed official and a junior athlete
(under the age of consent), irrespective of the wishes and desires of the
athlete. In all other cases such relations are strongly discouraged.
13.5.6. Any physical contact with athletes shall be appropriate to the situation
and be necessary for the further development of the athlete's skill.
13.5.7. The use or encouragement of the use of banned substances.4
13.5.8. Statements that are deemed to denigrate the group that an individual is
13.5.9. Any type of gambling, betting or organisation of betting at any MTB
event, while competing, officiating or undertaking a management role.
13.5.10. Any form of harassment.
13.6. Officials Code of Ethics
The responsibility for the ethical conduct of mountain bike events rests
equally with officials and participants as well as coaches, media, and
The duties of an official carries with it an obligation to perform those duties
with accuracy, consistency, objectivity and a high sense of integrity. To
preserve and encourage confidence in the professionalism and integrity of
mountain bike officiating all officials are expected to follow ethical behaviour.
3 Sledging is defined as a statement that is deemed to denigrate and/or intimidate another person, or
behavior likely to constitute emotional abuse.
4 The banned substance list is as outlined under current CA doping listings. Go to www.cycling.org.au,
see also chapter 5.
13.6.1. MTBA officials expect that:
188.8.131.52. Their health and safety will be considered of paramount importance;
18.104.22.168. They will be treated with respect and openness;
184.108.40.206. They will be appointed to a level of event appropriate to their
level of competence; and
126.96.36.199. They will have access to self-improvement opportunities.
13.6.2. MTBA officials will observe and adhere to the following code of
220.127.116.11. Place safety and welfare of the participants above all else;
18.104.22.168. Accept responsibility for their actions;
22.214.171.124. Be impartial;
188.8.131.52. Avoid and conflict of interest;
184.108.40.206. Be courteous, respectful and open to discussion and interaction;
188.8.131.52. Value the individual;
188.8.131.52. Seek continual self-improvement through study, performance
appraisal and regular updating of competencies;
220.127.116.11. Encourage inclusivity and access to all potential participants;
126.96.36.199. Be a positive role model in behavior and personal appearance;
188.8.131.52. Refrain from any form of personal abuse to others;
220.127.116.11. Refrain from any form of sexual harassment to others; and
Show concern and caution towards sick and injured participants.


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Mick Flannery releases new video for "How High"
The acclaimed songwriter has released a new video directed by Jon Hozier-Byrne.
After receiving widespread acclaim for his new album I Own You, Mick Flannery has released an artistically ambitious new video directed by Jon Hozier-Byrne. The video was partially filmed on a crowded Saturday night Dame Street, with Mick enclosed in a glass box among a gathering crowd. The video documents the real-life reactions to the spectacle, with people staring as they walked past and even stopping to take selfies in front of the box. As Jon says, "I wanted to try and visually communicate this feeling presented within the song, of being isolated, yet being consumed only by virtue of placing yourself to be consumed (which I suppose ties back into the idea of social media obsession). I suppose some artists create art as a way of communicating with people without having to actually communicate with people."
The video was also shot on the uniquely beautiful terrain of Burren National Park, with the sun rising on Mick still enclosed in the glass case. "We got some really gorgeous footage down there," Jon says. "I've wanted to shoot a video down the Burren for some time, and the themes of isolation presented within the lyrics provided the perfect opportunity. There is something so alien about the landscape, so far removed from the intense hyper-reality of social media and modern life. To be able to contrast this beautiful remoteness against the immediate response of the vast majority of the public - to pull out the phone and document their discovery and themselves - was a natural fit."
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In the first set, the Gulls grabbed a 4-1 lead on a service ace from junior Troy Riorden (Fairport, N.Y.), but the Blazers answered with a kill from junior Gabriel Reis Levy (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) and an ace by sophomore John Dunphy (Farmington, Conn.). The Gulls regained control with a 10-4 run, featuring tallies from sophomore Seth Braquet (Destrehan, La.) and freshman Bryn Lipton (Rockford, Ill.), to double up Elms, 14-7. After exchanging points, Endicott pulled away with a 6-2 run, followed by a pair of kills from Riorden to secure the 25-15 win.
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If you have any questions or if you would like to know more about sedation dentistry, call our office today and talk to a member of our friendly dental team. We are happy to help you feel more comfortable and relaxed at our dental office!


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Barn Linings
Royal Marquees can offer line barns or building.
We have many different options to line, decorate and theme your build and by adding a marquee on the front this will give the impression that you are going into a marquee for a wedding or party or product launch such as a corporate event.
Royal Marquees have done many barn linings during the winter and summer months. We are available all over East Anglia and beyond.


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The daughter and I were walking through Hobby Lobby recently. We came across a really cute photo frame. It was all sparkly in black glitter. Daughter wanted it…I didn't want to spend $29.99 on it…so we came up with our own.
If you haven't figured it out by now, I LOVE Goodwill! I am constantly finding items to redo. In fact, I go to their photo frame department on a regular basis and just pick up every interesting frame they have! The one in my town keeps a huge stock of them and they're always 50 cents to $2.00 a piece! On top of that, if you catch them at one of their 50% off sales, you have 25 cent frames! Come on people…where are you going to find that deal elsewhere?
This particular frame would be one of those 25 cent frames! It didn't come with a back or glass, but that's easy to fix! I'll do a post on that one day, but for now…just know a piece of a cardboard box works wonders to go in the back and you can get a piece of glass cut at Lowe's or Home Depot for pennies!
On with the frame redo…
To make my simple white frame all pretty and glittery, I used Mod Podge and Glitter. (both purchased at Hobby Lobby, but you can find them at Wal-mart, Michael's or your fav craft store)
I forgot to snap a pic, but I spray painted the frame black before we started the next step.
To make it super easy for my daughter to do, I took a small plastic cup, poured in some Mod Podge and some glitter and mixed it up.
Since the Mod Podge will dry clear, you can just paint it on. You can see where the frame was painted black in this pic.
Once the whole frame is covered in the Mod Podge/Glitter mixture, let it dry for a few hours. We let ours dry overnight.
To save the leftover mixture, just place the cup in a sandwich bag and zip. It will stay moist for days. I really don't know how long it will actually last, because I usually toss it when I'm done with my project, but I know I've kept it this way for a couple weeks.
If your frame isn't as sparkly as you'd like, you can always add another coat of the Mod Podge mixture and then just drizzle glitter over the top. That's what we did.
When it's completely dry, shake off the excess glitter and you'll have a super cute sparkly frame for no where near $29.99!!!
Dear Daughter loves it!!!!
I'm linking up with Domestically Speaking's Power of Paint party. Go check out all the cool paint redo's!


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4th gen Canadian. Winter? Should never have been invented, I hate it forever; even in the sweatiest part of the year, I still do not look fondly upon winter, no matter how pretty it is when the snow is fresh. Hockey? Second most boring sport in the world. Beer? Tastes weirdly like laundry detergent fumes. Though to be fair, I think all alcohol tastes like something gone rotten, so there's no point in asking my opinion on beer to begin with. And our national animals are the biggest dorks of the animal kingdom, though I find that funny. (Majestic eagle? Powerful bison or buffalo? Ha ha, no, those are for the US, where they take their dignity more seriously. In Canada we're all about dorky geese, beavers, moose and loons.) But seriously, I AM Canadian. I can even say it in French, look: Je suis Canadienne! All evidence the contrary, I really am.
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Gamer, but in limited fashion. I love the Bokujo Mongatari series, at least since ANB, because I like building homes and gardens for myself so much that when I can't do it physically, I want to do it digitally. My biggest love though is story-driven games like the Trails series and the Tales of games. (And Xenoblade!) I also have to find my games visually appealing or I can't get into them, which is unfortunate, as it really limits me. Sadly, I cannot stand pixel art even if it is accompanied by an amazing story. It takes me back to 1990, and not in a way I enjoy. This makes the indie gaming scene one I don't dabble in much.
Crafter. I'd probably try anything once, when it comes to arts and crafts. Also been a writer and photographer for 31 years in one case and about 26 in the other, but even if I were good enough to be a professional (which I'm not) that would kill any fun in it, so they're just hobbies.
Gardener because I grew up in a family of farmers. Cyclist because nature gave me big lungs AND big quads, and a love of being alone.
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GAINESVILLE, Fla., Feb. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- The Sebastian Ferrero Foundation and Shands HealthCare announce today that they have jointly selected Sg2, a healthcare information company, to conduct a needs assessment for a Gainesville-based children's hospital. The assessment began in January with findings projected to be available early this summer.
"We are confident that the experts at Sg2 will handle this very important assessment, delivering the information necessary to determine the characteristics and scale that a dedicated children's hospital in Gainesville will require to provide world-class pediatric care," said Horst Ferrero, Founder, Sebastian Ferrero Foundation. "Sg2 is uniquely positioned and experienced to conduct this assessment leveraging their forecasting analytics, which are expert-based, clinically driven and future-focused."
Having worked with many of the nation's top pediatric hospitals and top academic medical centers, Sg2 will draw from its broad base of experience in research, data analytics and benchmarking in support of the needs analysis initiative. Sg2's pediatrics intelligence and analytics are led by a practicing pediatrician and other top industry experts with clinical, strategic and operational backgrounds. Sg2 also delivers complementary pediatric-specific resources best suited to outline future trends and implications on the delivery of world-class pediatric care. Furthermore, they are able to anticipate future pediatric patient needs using a unique disease-based forecasting model, the Impact of Change® forecast.
"We participated equally in the selection of Sg2 and are looking forward to the results. Together we are working toward our shared goal of achieving the highest possible patient safety and quality in an environment dedicated to optimal care for children," said Dr. David Guzick, UF's senior vice president for health affairs and president of the UF&Shands Health System.
"The Foundation's vision is to have all the critical components of a pediatric health-care system under one roof with everything geared toward children and their families. We want nothing less than the highest-quality medical care for children and we believe that occurs in an environment designed and operated specifically for children," explained Ferrero.
A dedicated children's hospital amid the academic medical center at Shands would be consistent with many of the top children's hospitals in the nation, and would be the first of its kind in Florida.
About Sebastian Ferrero Foundation:
Horst and Luisa Ferrero created the Foundation in memory of their happy and healthy 3-year-old son, Sebastian, who died in October 2007 as a result of a series of preventable medical errors in Gainesville, Fla. The mission of the Sebastian Ferrero Foundation is: to advocate and fundraise for a state-of-the-art, full-service children's hospital in Gainesville, Florida while promoting excellence in patient safety and insuring that all families are treated with compassion, courtesy and dignity. For more information, please visit http://www.sebastianferrero.org
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A new preview version CyanogenMod CM13 custom ROM has been made available to Yu Yureka.
This firmware has been created by XDA Developer Forum's recognised programmer Santhosh M. It is based on Google's latest Android v6.0 Marshmallow and brings the Doze power saving feature, a faster Chrome browser, a more intuitive Now on Tap feature, a new security-feature-verified boot system, support for more international dialects, a new contextual assistance feature and numerous other features to enhance user-experience on Yu Yureka.
We would like to remind our readers that this CyanogenMod CM13 firmware is an experimental preview version, so there are some bugs in it. Users are advised to exercise caution before going ahead with the installation.
Prerequisites (things to remember before installing Custom ROM)
- This new Android 6.0 Marshmallow CyanogenMod [unofficial] CM13 custom series has to be installed on YU Yureka (aka tomato) model only, if tried on other devices, they might get bricked [to check your device model: Go to Settings >> About phone >> model number].
- Though installing custom ROM improves the device's performance and UI experiences, it makes the company warranty void; the company will no longer be liable to provide updates in future [users can restore warranty by flashing the device with stock-ROM].
- Make sure the device is rooted before going ahead with custom ROM installation.
- Installation of custom ROM requires clearing memory in the phone, so make sure to back all the data by installing Clockwork Mod (CWM) Recovery/ TWRP in the smartphone.
- Make sure USB driver is installed on the PC or else your device (Yureka) will not be recognised by the computer.
- Make sure your device has more than 80% battery, or else there is a chance of the smartphone getting temporarily bricked if the installation process is interrupted midway.
[Disclaimer: This procedure is very technical and should be performed by a person with sound knowledge of rooting (or manual software installation) Android devices. If the step-by-step installation process is not followed properly, there are chances of the smartphone getting bricked or being permanently irreparable. IBTimes India cannot be held responsible for any damage or claims from readers if the procedure does not yield the required results or if the smartphone is bricked. Hence, users are advised to proceed with caution.]
Tutorial: Step-by-step installation procedure of CyanogenMod (unofficial) CM13 Android v6.0 Marshmallow Custom ROM on YU Yureka model (aka Tomato)-
Step 1: Download CyanogenMod CM13 [unofficial] Android 6.0 Marshmallow custom ROM custom ROM in to your PC, connect Yureka to PC via USB cord.
[Note: Downloadable files are provided at the bottom]
Step 2: Then, place CyanogenMod CM13 custom ROM zip file into the phone's memory (root-folder only).
[Note: Before users' begin installing the custom software, be sure that the device must be rooted and has installed ClockworkMod Recovery/TWRP tool.]
Step 3: Turn off the device and disconnect from the PC.
Step 4: Perform the regular Recovery Mode sortie by press holding – 'Volume Up + Volume Down + Power'- buttons.
Step 5: After entering the RECOVERY mode, clear the phone memory, by selecting 'wipe data/factory reset'
[Note: use 'Volume' keys to navigate and 'Power' button to select options, while operating under Recovery Mode]
Step 6: Clear the cache memory by choosing 'wipe cache partition'
Step 7: Comeback to ClockworkMod recovery, and select 'advanced' and tap 'wipe dalvik cache' [Note: This step is optional, but many recommend this procedure so that user will not face boot loops or any other errors in the middle of custom ROM installation]
Step 8: Come back to main recovery screen and then tap 'install zip from SD card'
Step 9: Tap 'choose zip from sdcard' and go to software ROM .zip file in SD card and enter the installation process. [Note: use 'Volume' keys to navigate and 'Power' button to select options]
Step 10: Once done with the installation process, navigate to '+++++Go Back+++++' and re-start the device by opting 'reboot system now' seen in the recovery menu.
Now, your device (Yureka) will take a few minutes to complete the booting process.
Users then head to 'Settings' >> select 'About phone' to confirm the installation of CyanogenMod CM13 [unofficial] Android 6.0 Marshmallow custom ROM.
Cyanogen CM13 Android 6.0 Marshmallow Link:
Download ROM for YU Yureka (aka tomato): HERE [Build date: 17 November, 2015]
Google Apps: HERE
[Credits: XDA Developer Forum, Santhosh M]


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Paul Ryan Lies EXPOSED
Sally Kohn from Fox News stated: Paul Ryan's speech was "an apparent attempt to set the world record for the greatest number of blatant lies and misrepresentations slipped into a single political speech".
Want to tell Ryan what you think about this lies? Here's his phone number in congress 202-225-3031 and here's the Romney for President phone number 857-288-3500. When I tried calling, both mail boxes were full and no one was answering the phone (most likely due to outraged citizens calling).
Romney pollster Neil Newhouse recently stated, "Fact checkers come to this with their own sets of thoughts and beliefs, and we're not going to let our campaign be dictated by fact checkers."
Up and down the ballot, all across the country, it's clear that Republicans will do and say whatever it takes to win.


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The Glass Shop is a local full-service window repair and installation company, focusing on bringing class with glass to the El Paso community. We combine our professional window repair services in El Paso with top-notch customer service throughout the Sun City.
Windows are a key element to your home's decor, but they offer more in functionality. Windows affect ventilation, temperature, and light, and any crack or other deformity can have a negative domino effect in the home. At The Glass Shop, we take extreme pride in our El Paso glass repairs and aim to keep our community homes in good order.
To start, we'll send our team to your home to check out what needs to be done and develop an efficient plan that works for your budget and schedule. Once we determine what window repairs you need, we'll come up with a list of viable options and high quality solutions.
Glass Repair El Paso TX
We've all been in your shoes and understand how inconvenient a damaged window can be for you. There are many different window styles and they come in several shapes and sizes. From sliding to casement and double hung windows, we offer a variety of window repair services:
Broken Glass Replacement: Our experts can replace broken glass using an exact glass match, or we can give you the option to upgrade your glass type. Either option ensures that the repair won't look out of place; no one would be able to tell the difference.
Sliding Door Glass Repair: If you have a glass sliding door that needs repair, we can take care of this matter quickly. A crack in this door can build condensation over time, and whether you realize it, these large sliding doors help regulate the temperature in your home.
Window Lock Repair: Sometimes all a window needs is a little repair to keep your home safe and secure. We quickly repair window to make you feel safe.
Leaky Window Repair: Leaky windows can be the result of bad weather, and if left unattended, can cause mold and mildew to grow. Our leaky window repair ensures that you keep outside elements from affecting your home.
Best Windows Contractors In The Area
Each of our contractors is highly skilled to perform top-of-the-line repairs and installations, no matter how complex, each time. Our repairs come with warranties to keep you protected and secure long after the job is complete.
Our repair services for residential windows in El Paso extend beyond simply completing a job — each job is carefully attended to, because we strive for your hapiness. The Glass Shop is widely regarded and trusted for both our window repair services and customer service principles. But we'd rather let you see for yourself. Give us a call and we'll be happy to come have a look at your windows.


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The majority of products featured on my blog have either been bought by me or given as a gift from family/friends. Any products that are gifted or sent to me from a company will be marked with (*) and I will also make sure to state "*this blogpost contains press samples" at the top of the post.
This blog is not only driven by my passion for makeup and skincare, but also to help my readers choose the right products and hopefully learn something from my posts. Therefor, whether the product has been sent to me as a press-sample or if i've purchased it myself I promise I will always give an honest review.
I'm PR friendly and I won't bite if you feel you have a product that will fit in with my blog, I'll happily try it out and review!
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Financial services are virtualizing nearly every aspect of the entire industry.
Financial services have been on a slow path to virtualization for decades, with half of all physical banks in the US being eliminated over the last 20 years in favor of ATMs and online banking. Now, the rate of virtualization and technology disruption is exploding, and financial firms need strong technology partners to help successfully deploy major initiatives to gain customers and eliminate costs.


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Actually, that's not true at all! I've been sewing… a lot.
Sometimes I sew so much, I don't feel like sewing anymore.
But then I have a good sleep and that craziness passes.
A lot has happened in my little sewing world over the past year. I'm now a second-year student of wardrobe and costume production for theatre and film, and I even have a job where I get paid to draft patterns. Pretty cool! I've missed having a blog, even though I'm often super-busy, because it lets me keep track of ideas, keeps me accountable to finish projects (!) and gives me a space to think through stuff – all with the added bonus of hearing what others have to say about it!
So here I am again, giving this another shot. The focus of 'Whipstitch' won't be solely vintage-inspired sewing any more. I still love it, but it's become a slightly smaller part of what I do. In addition to sewing, I want to write about pattern drafting, a bit of embroidery, the creative process, cosplay, historical costume and my quest to learn how to use software to digitise my hand-drawn patterns. Sometimes completely unrelated adventures, like the side-quest in which I attempt to build a bicycle from miscellaneous parts, might creep in. Bear with me. I'll try and be a good pen-pal!
This blog will also eventually become my online portfolio. I have made so many costumes that are destined to see only the inside of a storage room unless they are hung up where someone can see them – like here! To the right you can see my Flickr gallery, to which I will upload photos of my completed costumes.
I've also put up a few links to other places on the net that I frequent. I only just joined The Sew Weekly, and am looking forward to hanging out there!
In addition, as I learn how to use software to digitise my patterns, I will post some of them here. They'll be pretty basic to start with, but I'm hoping it will help me learn. I love to draft by hand, but I can see how having neat, digital patterns is easier to share and much more professional.
That's it for now, but I'll be back soon!


text: With the fast-moving nature of automotive technology, there is no doubt that automotive transport is soon set to become very different. Connecting cars to the internet creates an opportunity for several new business models fed by thousands of apps and data flows, and autonomous connected cars will allow drivers to use the internet in a self-driving car in the same way as they would at home or at work. The use of data collected by machine learning algorithms allows these cars to deliver a personalised customer experience to drivers and passengers, however this creates privacy issues in relation to personal data usage, and the only way for the Internet of Things (IoT) to reach its full potential for innovation is by building consumer trust. The EU legal framework is developing in respect of data protection, particularly with the EU General Data Protection Regulation coming into force in 2018, and the European Commission's review of the ePrivacy Directive. Regulators of the industry are also taking specific actions in the automotive market to ensure compliance with these laws. What is certain is that the complex value chain and the significance of liability surrounding connected cars requires regulators to ensure legal certainty when interpreting how companies can be compliant most efficiently. Click here to read the full article, originally published in the IBA Communications Law Newsletter, June 2016.


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Our Spiritual Cinema Community
Features at The Center for Wellbeing, Congregational Church of Manhasset, NY
Do you have a favorite inspirational movie? Let us know. Perhaps it is a movie that changed your perspective or deepened it?
Once or twice a month, we invite people from the community to get together and watch a movie that reminds us of what it means to be human. The kind of move that explores new possibilities; that helps us understand more of the world around us. We look at movies that have depth, from moviemakers that took a chance on subjects and storylines that have the power to become something much more than a movie.
Provided below is a group of hand-selected movies, that received audience acclaim. We get to see them again and our community gets together to discuss the film, the themes, values, and principles behind the films and see how they may apply in our lives.
The Matrix – "The Most Eye-Popping & Imaginative Movie of the Year." – Gannett. Breaking box office records as the biggest Easter opening ever, this special effects-driven tale follows Keanu Reeves on a sci-fi adventure
Paths of Glory is a powerful, fact-based absurdity-of-war film stars Kirk Douglas as a commanding officer who defends three scapegoats on trial for a failed offensive that occurred within the French Army in 1916.
Sir Ben Kingsley stars as Mohandas Gandhi in Lord Richard Attenborough's riveting biography of the man who rose from simple lawyer to worldwide symbol of peace and understanding. A critical masterpiece,
The Natural, starring Robert Redford as an unknown comes out of seemingly nowhere to become a legendary player with almost divine talent. An inspiring fable of a baseball player's major league dreams and the mysterious woman who shatters them
Stupid is as stupid does says Forrest Gump as he discusses his relative level of intelligence with a stranger while waiting for a bus. Despite his sub-normal
Invictus tells an incredible story. 2010 is the year of South Africa. Invictus brings an epic story of how Nelson Mandela (Morgan Freeman) joined forces with the captain of South Africa's rugby team, Francois Pienaar (Matt Damon), to help unite their country.
Field of Dreams Iowa farmer Ray hears a mysterious voice one night in his cornfield saying "If you build it, he will come," he feels the need to act. Despite taunts of lunacy, Ray builds a baseball diamond on his land, supported by his wife
A mysterious albino teenager, Jeremy "Powder" Reed (Sean Patrick Flanery), is rescued from the basement in which he's lived since birth. But the extremely intelligent Reed is not welcomed into the community. Students at his school fear the outsider.
In Selma Although the Civil Rights Act of 1964 legally desegregated the South, discrimination was still rampant in certain areas, making it very difficult for blacks to register to vote. In 1965, an Alabama city, Selma, became the battleground for suffrage.
Dead Man Walking – Scheduled to be put to death for brutally slaying two teens, Matthew Poncelet (Sean Penn) seeks the aid of activist nun Helen Prejean (Susan Sarandon), a death-penalty opponent. In HD.
Dead Poets Society – Robin Williams stars as a teacher who inspires his students to live their lives to the fullest and "Carpe Diem." But when tragedy strikes, his lessons are put to the test.
The Mission – A visually stunning epic, recounts the true story of two men – a man of the sword (Robert De Niro) and a man of the cloth (Jeremy Irons).
Samsara is a non-narrative documentary film, directed by Ron Fricke and produced by Mark Magidson, who also collaborated on Baraka (1992), a film of a similar vein. Samsara was filmed over five years in 25 countries around the world
BARAKA is a transcendent global tour that explores the sights and sounds of the human condition like nothing you've ever seen or felt before. These are the wonders of a world without words, viewed through man and nature's own prisms of symmetry, savagery, harmony
Pursuit of Happyness Life is a struggle for single father Chris Gardner. Evicted from their apartment, he and his young son find themselves alone with no place to go. Chris eventually lands a job at a prestigious brokerage firm, the position pays no money.
The Pianist Nominated for 7 Academy Awards®, including Best Picture, and winner of 3, T A true-life story of brilliant pianist and composer,
Conversations with God – Unemployed, homeless and suffering from a debilitating injury, dialogues with the Almighty are turned into a best-selling series of books
Shadowlands C.S. Lewis when his wife died of cancer. His basic Christian beliefs, magnificently communicated in his many books, were now called into serious doubt
The Celestine Prophecy is a spiritual adventure chronicling the discovery of ancient scrolls in the rainforests of Peru. The prophecy and its nine key insights predict the future
School of Life – The charismatic and hip Mr. D, a teacher whose lessons extend far beyond the classroom. A heartwarming tale of learning to appreciate every moment we're given
Freedom Writers – Hilary Swank stars in this movie, based on a true story, about a teacher in a racially divided school who gives her students what they've always needed – a voice.
The Secret movie brings us a secret that utterly transformed the lives of so many powerful, smart and famous men who lived it. Now YOU will know The Secret, and it can change your life forever.
The Way Home is based on an inspirational true story about how a rural community rallied around a distraught family to search for their missing two-year-old boy
Heaven is Waiting Years after his wife Kate died, Ned Stevens still hates the idea of dating. But when his daughter Liz brings a surprise home with her during a visit from college, Ned's world is turned upside down
Rocky – Struggling Philadelphia boxer, scorned by his gym's owner, patronized by a loan shark and rebuffed by a shy 'plain-Jane', Rocky, the "Italian Stallion" now trains goes the distance…against all odds!
Gibsonburg is based on the true story of the only high school baseball team to win a state championship with a losing record, as well as the trials, tribulations, romances, and mysteries that faced the teens


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Why not try our seasonal bars currently rosemary and seasalt milk chocolate bar, crystallized almond and raspberry sugar white choc bar, crystallized almond and confit orange milk chocolate bar and cocoa nib and mint dark chocolate bar. In summer our seasonal bars will be studded with dried seasonal soft fruits such as raspberries and strawberries. We also will in autumn and winter have bags of chocolate and honey marshmallows and in summer bags of strawberry and white chocolate marshmallows
A milk chocolate bar filled with a smooth butterscotch with a hint of sea salt.
Current seasonal bars are lavender milk bar, peppermint dark with roasted cocoa nibs, white chocolate bar with black sesame seeds and barberries, dark bar with sesame seed praline and expresso dark bar.
Chocolate bars of the season. Current flavours are dark vegan mint with cocoa nibs, geranium rose milk, dark bar with sesame seed praline and rosemary infused milk chocolate bar.
Current seasonal bars are dark bar with sesame seed praline, geranium rose milk choc bar, dark chocolate peppermint bar with roasted cocoa nibs and expresso dark chocolate bar and milk chocolate bar with orange and roasted almonds
Our house blend single origin madagascan bar ( 80% cocoa solids).
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Have your say in enriching the Downtown experience
Rogers Place has been open for a year. The new Royal Alberta Museum is complete and ready to open in 2018. Stantec Tower climbs higher each day; Edmonton Tower is already built. With most major projects well underway or already done, the much-hyped transformation of downtown is now cast in stone. Right?
The Downtown Business Association is running an online survey right now that gives every Edmontonian the chance to help shape the future of the Downtown.
"The Downtown area has grown by a few thousand people over the past few years," says Ian O'Donnell, executive director of the Downtown Business Association of Edmonton, which is commissioning the survey to get a sense of the Downtown landscape. "We want to find out more about who's working and living downtown so that local businesses can updated their offerings to better serve Edmontonians."
The survey will collect feedback from local residents and businesses to find out more about how the Downtown area is growing. "We want to get a sense of the development and investment," says O'Donnell. "There is over $5 billion of completed or proposed development on the horizon. We want to know who has completed their project and who is moving forward on their proposals."
O'Donnell and the DBA intend to use this data to help attract new investment. "Businesses are always coming to us and asking 'who's in the market? What's already been proposed?' This survey gives us a better understanding of that and helps bring strategic investment."
As well as businesses, O'Donnell is looking for feedback from all Edmontonians: those who get a lot of use out of the Downtown area, but also people who currently choose to stay away. "We want a broad perspective. We want to know what people who don't live or work downtown think. What are their perceptions, needs and challenges?"
The survey is an exercise in policy, not propaganda. O'Donnell is seeking feedback on a wide range of issues affecting the Downtown: good and bad. "We want to make sure we get honest feedback and work to address it," he says. "If there's a problem we will figure out who we need to get in the room to correct it. That's something we do every day."
To get the data, the DBA has brought on Nupur Thakor, an MBA student with the University of Alberta. Her main project is the design, distribution, and analysis of this survey. She's been consulting with restaurant owners, real estate agents, police, and everyday Edmontonians about what should go in the survey, which takes about 10 minutes to complete.
All the businesses in the Downtown will be closely watching the report, which will be publicly available in the early fall.
This story was created by Content Works, Postmedia's commercial content division, on behalf of the Downtown Business Association of Edmonton.
Originally posted by L. HARRISON KELLY, POSTMEDIA CONTENT WORKS
Published on: June 23, 2017 | Last Updated: June 23, 2017 2:59 PM MDT on edmontonjournal.com


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Nazareth is the largest city in the North District of Israel. Nazareth is known as "the Arab capital of Israel". The population is made up predominantly of Arab citizens of Israel, almost all of whom are either Muslim or Christianץ
In the New Testament, the city is described as the childhood home of Jesus, and as such is a center of Christian pilgrimage, with many shrines commemorating biblical events.
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During a Medal of Freedom ceremony to posthumously honor Jan Karski for his heroic efforts to inform Roosevelt of the plight of Jews in Poland during WWII, President Obama made the apparently unforgivable mistake of calling death camps built and operated in Poland with full knowledge of large swathes of the Polish people "Polish death camps."
The Polish government is up in arms. Prime Minister Donald Tusk claimed Obama was guilty of "ignorance, lack of knowledge, bad intentions" and that "When someone says 'Polish death camps,' it's as if there were no Nazis, no German responsibility, as if there was no Hitler." Yes, because I think we can all agree that to assign any level of blame to any of the other countries in Europe for the atrocities of the WWII it is, as Husk explains, like saying Hitler never existed. I'd also like to agree with Husk that the entire point of remembering the Holocaust is to make sure everyone knows that the Germans were the sole responsible parties. For everything.
That a country would look to downplay its role in the H-caust is not all that surprising. (If the Holocaust had been a "success," killing all the Jews, everybody'd be taking credit! Failure is an orphan, but success has many fathers, as they say.) What I've found quite surprising though is the general media response. They are lighting up the internet as we speak with articles, blog posts and tweets (obviously the best way to print solid, deeply researched news) that completely accept as fact the idea that Obama's words were a major "gaffe."
Mark Landler of the New York Times said the statement "was a grave distortion of the darkest chapter in Polish history." Why was it the darkest chapter? I mean, they didn't do anything, right? In a particularly galling last line, Alex Storozynski's piece for the Huffington Post explains that "no one did than the Poles to save Jews during the Holocaust." Odd, given that in Kielce in 1946 (after the Nazi's defeat) Poland held the largest post-war pogrom against the Jews. Don't worry, they blame this one on the Soviets.
As much as it may sound like it, I honestly, have no beef with people of Poland. A lot of people did terrible things in WWII, and their generation is dying out anyway. It doesn't keep me up at night. (See you at the Euro 2012?) And Obama half-apologized already, saying he should have said "Nazi death camps in occupied Poland" or some other equally ham-fisted wording of the exact same thing he already said more succinctly the first time.
But is this really all about a grammatical construction? Because if it's not, then it's an attempt to contend that there were no "Polish death camps." And that really chaps my ass. To put it in perspective, here's a partial list: Chelmno, Belzec, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Majdenek, Sobibor, Treblinka… Turns out, there were, like, a bunch of them.


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- We've had some significant moments in the life of our young church. September 13, 2009 was one; the day we launched. October 10, 2010 was another; the day St. Mark's Church transferred their property to us. July 24, 2011 – the day we had our first baptisms. And now, January 27, 2013 gets added to the list. The day we moved to a plurality of Elders by calling Binu as a Pastor of Seven Mile Road Church. Thankful for God's abundant, undeserved, grace to us over these years.
- I loved the day. The place was packed. Binu had a crew of family, friends, neighbors, and coworkers who eagerly came to share the day with him. Every seat was taken. Communion took forever. Kids were running everywhere. People stayed behind and crammed into our hall to share a meal. It was beautiful chaos.
- I preached for 39 minutes. Fine for a normal Sunday. But, given that we had all our kids with us, the sermon was about 19 minutes too long. Lesson learned. I hope.
- Having said that, 2 Timothy 2:1-13 is gold for a Christian. In 39 minutes, I didn't come close to saying all that could be said. We ought to do what Paul says in verse 7 and think over what he says in that passage trusting that the Lord will give us understanding.
- I'm humbled and amazed every time people alter their lives with Seven Mile Road in mind. Humbled and amazed is how I felt when Jon and Shelley bought a home in Center City. Their families are in Ohio and Dallas. They have no business being in Philly – except that they love Seven Mile Road. That's the way I felt when Joe and Lisa moved their family from Boston (with no job, home, or health insurance at the time) because they felt so strongly that God was calling them to be a part of Seven Mile Road. That's the way I felt when Nate and Sarah said they were willing to move into the parsonage in order to love and serve the neighborhood around our building. There are other examples for sure, but that's again the way I felt when Binu quit his job of eight years in order to give his life to the people and mission of Seven Mile Road. To me, it's evidence that this was never the idea of a person or a group of people. This was God's idea. And He's calling people to His church for the advance of His mission for the sake of His glory.
- Beyond words grateful for what God did this past Sunday and beyond words excited for what He will do in the days to come.
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When Augustans learned late last year that the historic Enterprise Mill was recently purchased by new owners, it opened a whole new chapter for this local landmark.
Carlos Imery, the head of a Coral Gables, Fla.-based Enterprise Mill LLC along with Starr Porter of Atlanta, purchased the historic, multi-million-dollar property from the Melaver family of Savannah in November.
While the city of Augusta lists the property's current value at more than $10 million, a price tag cannot be placed on the historical legacy of Enterprise Mill and its incredible transformation that occurred two decades ago.
Back in 1997, Augusta businessman Clay Boardman did the unthinkable.
He invested more than $17 million in the former textile mill, which dates back to the mid-1800s and was once operated by the Graniteville Company, and converted the abandoned structure into a mix of upscale apartments, businesses and office space located right in the heart of downtown Augusta.
This huge leap of faith in the historic mill was an enormous undertaking and it earned Boardman the nickname of "Mr. Enterprise."
"It was one of those things that I never really had a plan written out or thought out very well," Boardman told the Metro Spirit in 2000, not long after completing the restoration and redevelopment of Enterprise Mill. "I just kind of got going and the more you got going you just felt like, if I just go a little bit further and then you nickeled and dimed yourself up to some real money after awhile."
Those nickels and dimes, by his own estimations, amounted to roughly $17 million and some pretty nervous times for the Augusta native, who embarked into the business world after graduating from Augusta Preparatory Day School.
"It was pretty scary there for a long time," Boardman said. "The fear of failure is pretty high. It was developed, and designed, and conceived on the fly.
"After about two or three months, I had an interested buyer from Kentucky who was offering me enough that I could have actually made some money, and more importantly, gotten out. But, by then I had kind of fallen in love with it, so I just couldn't really sell it at that point."
As time went on, Boardman's construction budget reached $50,000 a day.
There weren't any takers on financing and he ended up selling a second house in Charleston.
"I didn't have any financing for the longest time. I used everything I had,'' Boardman said.
"It wasn't a very nice home (in Charleston). It only bought me a few days of salvation."
Looking back at the project, Boardman described it as his best and worst venture.
"From my self-satisfaction perspective, it has certainly been the best, times a million," Boardman told the Metro Spirit in 2000. "There can't be anything more personally satisfying.
"Financially, it hasn't been very satisfying. It just cost a lot to redo this thing, and the market and rent and such in Augusta are not enough to support something like this."
But Boardman said he strongly believed in investing in Augusta's future.
"It will work out long term," he said. "But it would never be the best thing to do if you had money burning a hole in your pocket."
Fortunately for Boardman, he and his family sold 67 Smile Gas convenience stores throughout the area a few years after he purchased Enterprise Mill.
While the terms of the agreement with Connecticut-based Tosco Corp. prevented him from disclosing the sale price, the 67 convenience stores had combined annual sales of roughly $250 million.
It was a business that Boardman knew very well. After all, his family had been in the oil business for nearly 100 years.
The Boardman family owned Charter Terminals, a large gas depository located at Interstate 20 and U.S. Highway 25 in Belvedere, S.C.
The depository was linked to a Texas pipeline, and the Boardmans distributed gas to a number of large, independent filling stations in the area, such as Speedway, Shell and Crown.
"It's an underground pipeline from Texas and it goes all the way up to New York Harbor," Boardman told the Metro Spirit in 2000. "It is the largest pipeline in the country and we get 100 percent of our products from there and then we redistribute them."
For more than 20 years, Boardman served as the CEO of Boardman Petroleum and Charter-Triad Terminals. In that role, he identified appropriate sites, negotiated for their acquisition and then developed, owned and operated more than 75 convenience stores, travel centers and quick service food locations throughout the Southeast before selling the retail chain to Circle K in 1999.
In addition, more than 20 expansion retail pads were sold for convenience stores. Charter-Triad, which owned and operated nine large petroleum storage facilities in the Southeast handling gasoline, diesel, butane and jet fuels, was sold to Kinder-Morgan Energy Partners in late 2004.
Through it all, Boardman put a great deal of time, energy and money into renovating the 260,000-square foot Enterprise Mill.
While the project was demanding, Boardman's redevelopment of Enterprise Mill was only the beginning.
Over the years, Boardman has also renovated a number of Augusta landmarks such as the 55,000-square-foot Sutherland Mill, the Houghton School, the Widow's Home and the William Robinson School, just to name a few.
Boardman is also the treasurer and site selection committee chairman of Turn Back the Block. It is a faith-based nonprofit organization whose mission is to revitalize the Harrisburg neighborhood through the rehabilitation of existing housing and the promotion of home ownership by local residents.
Recent statistics show that 14 percent of Harrisburg homes are vacant or abandoned, and that less than 25 percent of the homes are owner-occupied.
Turn Back the Block is trying to return the Harrisburg community back to the thriving neighborhood it used to be decades ago, Boardman said.
"What's been so lovely about this situation is the neighbors have seen the activity with the building materials and trucks and they are excited about the change," Boardman said. "The whole key is that we develop the pride in the neighborhood and, hopefully, it will spill over to block after block."
Change will not happen overnight, Boardman said, but the organization is gaining more attention and volunteers each and every day as the community realizes this group is committed to making a difference.
"It's a long, slow slog," Boardman said, chuckling. "It will take 25 to 50 years, but it's going to happen."
While Boardman has touched many areas throughout Augusta, the restoration of Enterprise Mill is probably considered his crown jewel because of the impact it had on downtown Augusta.
After Enterprise Mill opened its doors in 1998, all of a sudden, living downtown was once again a viable option for many residents. And what better place to live than a mill that dates back to the mid-1800s which offers luxury apartments with high ceilings, loft bedrooms and incredible wooden floors.
Boardman put his heart into Enterprise Mill and honored its history.
In fact, most of the wooden floors in the residential section are dotted with embedded metal rings called travelers, which were left over from the spinning process.
Such unique touches added a rugged charm to the apartments in Enterprise Mill, something that ordinary complexes in Augusta couldn't offer.
Even after being renovated into apartments and office space, it's still clear that this former mill on Greene Street has a story to tell.
Enterprise Mill was first developed as a flour mill by James L. Coleman in 1848.
Coleman was influential enough to persuade the Augusta City Council to change the route of a proposed power-generating canal to pass by this land.
In 1877, the building was converted to a textile mill by the Enterprise Manufacturing Corp. Graniteville Company combined two separate mills on the property, and began operation as a textile mill in 1940.
But, unfortunately, the mill closed in March 1983.
It stood vacant for almost 15 years until Boardman came along and saved it.
Although renovating Enterprise Mill was an extremely expensive venture, Boardman said he felt he would have been letting the community down if he walked away.
Many involved in downtown development perceived the mill as a major first step in improving the appearance of the city, yet most weren't willing to take on such a formidable project and some didn't have the vision.
"Nobody could see what the project could be and I felt like I was seeing that,'' Boardman said.
Not to mention the fact, Augusta was home.
"I think sometimes, from a pure financial perspective, there are a lot better places to invest, but it's home, too,'' Boardman told the Metro Spirit in 2000.
"We need more people in Augusta to take pride in their home and to take pride with their dollars and their involvement. It's not just a money thing."
As soon as Enterprise Mill reopened, Boardman received a great deal of praise throughout Augusta.
Monty Osteen, then-chairman of the Richmond County Development Authority, said Boardman represented the new leadership in Augusta.
"He really is the leader of what I'll call the new generation of leadership that's going to continue the redevelopment and revitalization of Augusta,'' Osteen said in 2000. "And I couldn't be more pleased, because as the older generation phases out, there is clearly a smooth transition to the new generation and that didn't happen before and I think it's great for the community."
While Boardman ended up selling the property in 2006 to Savannah, Ga.-based developer Melaver Inc. for about $13 million, his determination and hard work on Enterprise Mill helped inspire other such downtown restoration projects such as The White's Building, formerly the J.B. White department store, on Broad Street.
Just last year, a group called the Augusta Innovation Zone — which was founded by local business people including former Augusta Mayor Deke Copenhaver, John Cates, Virginia Claussen, Tom Patterson, George Claussen and Tommy Wafford — announced plans to renovate both the historic Woolworth Department Store and the Johnson Building located on the corners of Eighth and Broad streets.
Downtown Augusta has really grown up with the addition of more restaurants, bars and hotels over the past 20 years.
Such growth is exactly what Boardman was hoping for when he invested in Enterprise Mill back in 1997.
"Nothing else breeds success more than success,'' Boardman told the Metro Spirit in 2000.
"I think Enterprise Mill helped a lot in telling people that you can make it in this type of business in downtown Augusta." Hopefully, we can get the momentum going. We're hopeful that more and more people will choose to either develop their properties or redevelop their properties, or sell them.
"It's kind of the lead, follow or get out of the way syndrome."


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SGI Announces Universal Class of ICE Cube Modular Data Center
SGI announced changes to its ICE Cube family of containerized data centers, adding new models that will be able to house standard server racks for the first time.
Rick Chapek, SGI senior vice president of hardware engineering, offered the following comments:
Our new Universal ICE Cube data centers extend SGI's leadership in modular data center innovation, allowing us to offer our customers greater flexibility in design and deployment. SGI can now offer targeted ICE Cube configurations across vertical markets that span technical computing, federal government and defense, oil and gas, and Internet, meeting customer specific application and deployment needs.
Data Center Knowledge reports that SGI will produce air-cooled versions of the data center in addition to water-chilled models for more efficient deployments in cool and dry climates.


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Virginia Beach
From the toll plaza at the southern end of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, US-60 heads east along Atlantic Avenue, passing through the woodland waterfront of First Landing State Park before winding up at the ocean and Virginia Beach (pop. 437,994), the state's most populous city and its one and only beach resort. Hotels line the main drag, Atlantic Avenue, which is plastered with large signs banning cars from "cruising" the mile-long array of funfairs, surf shops, and nightclubs.
Unlike many coastal towns, Virginia Beach also boasts a significant history. Virginia's first colonists landed at Virginia Beach on April 26, 1607, before settling upriver at Jamestown; the site is marked by a stone cross at Cape Henry, at the southern lip of Chesapeake Bay. Five miles south, the excellent Virginia Aquarium (717 General Booth Blvd., 757/385-3474, daily, $25 adults, $30 combo ticket for admission and movie) holds nearly a million gallons with sharks, sting rays, seals, and sea turtles, plus an IMAX theater ($8).
Along with the beaches and the aquarium, one of the big attractions in Virginia Beach is breakfast, thanks to the fantastic range of places up and down Atlantic Avenue, like the awesome Pocahontas Pancakes (3420 Atlantic Ave., at 35th St., 757/428-6352).


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Services and Licensing in 2018
Licensing activity
The Licensing activity is the mainstay of ESI's business model, representing 79% of annual sales at €109.8m (+3.9%). Primarily comprised of yearly licenses, which are for a large part billed at the end of the year, this business brought in €49.9m (+1.8%) for Q4, a good performance considering the early signing of the €1.7m renewal contract in the 3rd quarter, and €70.4m for H2 (+5.6%).
The FY18 Licensing activity consists of:
- Repeat business (€92.2m), (renewal and add-ons) representing 84% of the licensing revenues and generating significant recurring business (87.2%).
- New business (new customers or new solutions at existing customers) (€17.6m), representing 16% of total Licensing revenues.
Services activity
The Services (Consulting) activity combines various services, from industrial and advanced application studies, to R&D projects and training. The significant upturn in business during the second half (+6.3%) at €15.7m was driven by the global momentum of some major European companies, particularly in the French automotive, aeronautics and energy industries. Overall, sales for the Services division remained steady at €29.6m (+0.1%), for a 21% share of total annual revenues.


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Sometimes clients and Taxi Profits Inner Circle Members ask me: Tom, why haven't you started Uber? To which my answer is: you do realize that Uber has been in business since 2009 and they haven't made a penny of net profit, right? That's where the questions usually end. In case you don't know, Read more »
The reason Wal-Mart has grey floors
A few days ago I've sent you an article about a new taxi-hailing app company that started operating in Boston. Its name is Fasten. There only one thing how it's different from Uber, Lyft and such: instead of charging drivers a %% of rides like Uber and Lyft do, Fasten charges driver is only $1 […] Read more »
20% increase in pure profits
Want to start making more money in your taxi business instantly? Raise your prices! (Provided, of course, that your prices are not regulated by the government. And even if they are, most likely you can still charge whatever you want for out-of-town rides). Let me give you an example. Read more… Read more »
$100,000 taxi ride
A lot of guys in our business know only one way to compete – based on price. Here is something that you need to understand about prices: if I were to tell you that I want to sell you a brand new Rolls Royce car for $5,000, you would immediately think that it is some […] Read more »
About taxi fares, money and feeling guilty
According to multiple market research, in any given category only 10% of people buy solely based on price. It means that 90% of the people buy on criteria other than price. Yet most taxi business owners are convinced that their customers are cheapskates. Most taxi business owners behave as if their customers have only one […] Read more »
Answering your questions: short-distance rides pricing
Dear Mr. Terrance, What is your opinion on the practice of charging more for short-distance rides that are pre-arranged for a specific time (reservations)? Read more… Read more »
Taxi Fare Hikes, Cab Leases Fire Up Debate At TLC Hearing
Proposed taxi fare hike and cab lease caps brought up fierce debate at May 31st public meeting of the Taxi and Limousine Commission in Lower Manhattan, as cab owners said the base fare needs to be raised for the first time since 2006 and drivers claimed that high cab leases eat away their earnings. NY1's […] Read more »
The AIPAD Photography Show Lessons
The AIPAD Photography Show New York, one of the most important international photography art events, was presented by The Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD) on March 29 – April 1, 2012. More than 75 of the world's leading photography art galleries presented a wide range of museum-quality work, including contemporary, modern and nineteenth-century […] Read more »
Answering Your Questions: What Do You Do About Unlicensed Cheaper Competition?
Q: There are so many of these guys who are not paying insurance driving around and pretending to be taxis/limos and stealing our business! It is crazy! They are able to undercut us good guys on all the prices! Please talk about this!Read more… Read more »
The Importance Of Price
The first snowstorm we had in New York in 2009 was couple days before Christmas. And when I say "snowstorm" – I mean it! We had 16 inches of snow! As any other sane person, I didn't want to drive my rear-wheel drive Lincoln in it. Also, as pretty much everybody else, I had things […] Read more »


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Demonstrations & Installations
Bajaj Electronics ('Company') accepts orders for demonstrations and installations between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. on all days, except National Holidays. A demonstration or installation order must be placed by calling up our Customer Care number. Demonstrations are free. Installation charges may apply.
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0845 Numbers (& 0345 Numbers)
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I think most kids are fascinated with tiny. Here's an idea to get them involved in story as well.
Find a special box. Collect small things for it. Encourage your kids to use those things as props to tell, or write stories.
You could consider including found objects like lovely stones, shells or seed pods, tiny books, small toys, blocks and bricks, plastic animals and characters, puzzle pieces, cookie cutter shapes, cake decorations, finger puppets, anything small that might stimulate interest, curiosity and creativity. The box ideally should have a way to fasten it, so you won't lose the bits. I've used story boxes with special themes like Zoo, Circus or Pirates. It's also nice to keep a special notebook and pencil handy, for jotting down stories urgently.
This activity is ideal for young kids who love to handle objects and relate well to them. If you want a challenge for older kids, consider having them close their eyes to choose something from the box, then describe it aloud. They might choose three objects without looking and invent a story based on them. Or they could write a description of one object, without naming it, and see if someone else can recognize it from the description. With older kids too, you could try a story box in which you keep pictures for story prompts, or ideas for plots, characters and settings.


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Acoustic curtains, heavy-weight, for reducing noise in industrial applications
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Acoustic curtains are widely used in a variety of vehicle applications including the engine bay and chassis of buses, earth moving equipment, forklift trucks etc. It is also used in industry as acoustic enclosures and screens for the reduction of noise from pumps, fans, compressors and vacuum units.
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text: Ascending to new power levels through advanced training, Ultimate Son Gohan is born. This figure uses the same exact body mold as the mass release normal state Goku with entirely new head sculpt. Features stellar sculpting and a wide range of articulation complimented with extra hands, alternate facial expressions and a blast effect part with stand. Priced at about $40 (amazon).


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It's fall. I still haven't worn a coat anywhere and I haven't gotten out any sweaters, but there's no use denying it. Fall is here.
Right now the ground is cold and wet but the sun is shining warmly, brightly. This means that little wisps of mist are floating off the street, the porch stairs, and the roof of the backyard shed that I can see from my window. I remember how weird and eery that looked to me as I child, like everything was smoldering. If I had a camera I would take a picture of it and make this post more visually interesting. But, vanity of vanities, vapor of vapors, I bought a camera and then I lost it.
Speaking of vanities, I deactivated my Facebook account. Goodbye world, it was fun while it lasted. But the world that I have right here within these four walls is growing and changing and learning faster than I can keep up and I don't want to miss out.
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