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Things I am Purging from my Closet
via GIPHY Judging from the barrage of coupons, ads, and email alerts that have flooded my home this past week, it's becoming clear that school is around the corner. My kids may not want to face it, but at some point in the next month, they will need to resume wearing regular clothing. Shoes, socks, clean shirts…it will all come back into their daily life. This past weekend we had our annual "Trying On Of All The Clothes", an activity that, in case you weren't aware, seven and five year old boys do not enjoy. It became apparent that my older son has exactly one (1) pair of pants that fit him and maybe three decent long sleeved shirts. Since I was cleaning out closets anyway, I decided to pull everything out of mine for the first time in ages and assess what I have as well. BIG MISTAKE. I made some deep cuts. Since having children, my own wardrobe has been severely neglected. My closest and dresser ostensibly look packed. Upon closer inspection, however, I found the following categories: *Pre-baby clothing that still doesn't fit (8 years later) *Postpartum clothing that I have kept "just in case" *Half of Target's women's department, in various stages of life, ranging from new and fun to pilled and sad *Clearance purchases I bought because they were great deals and never (or rarely) wore...Read More

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Sea Isle Dunes
The dunes off 45th Street, Sea Isle City, New Jersey.
Open Edition. Hand-developed and printed on archival FujiCrystal paper.
Weymouth Beach Huts
Beach huts have their roots in nineteenth century bathing machines. Looking like beach huts on wheels, they could be hired for the half hour. Male bathing machines had to be kept a set distance from the female machines, but by the 1890s the call for mixed bathing was getting stronger. As it became more acceptable for people to walk across the beach in their bathing costumes, changing tents were erected and purpose-built day huts began to appear.
Open edition. Hand-developed and printed on Fuji Crystal Archive paper.


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Deleuze and Interventionism
The work of many sociologists reflects, at some level, a commitment to universal normative propositions. Bringing the metaethical foundations of these propositions forward for critical investigation has not been the general practice. A self-reflexive examination of their own foundational metaethical beliefs and a consideration of other approaches would seem to be the ethical… Read more »


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Cool! Are those fabric-covered notebooks?
I got my haul from ecogeek* today! We got hooked up with tons of t-shirt goodness!
For the baby: a Robin shirt
The middle brother got a Batman shirt (sorry he's missing from the photo - it's his naptime)
Oldest brother loves green, so a Green Lantern shirt:
Also, notice that cool pez-like candy dispenser. We got spidey, Wolverine, and Iron Man. I wish I would have had the video camera on when we opened the box, because the boys were SOOOO excited.
While we're talking about candy, here's a shot of the extra goodies: a Poison Ivy tote bag, crayons, and tons of candy. I tried to lay it out to take pics, but my boys thwarted me!
And, matching Supermom and Superdad shirts for me & my husband!
Thank you so much, *ecogeek!! You totally spoiled us with these awesome goodies!!


text: On Sun, 28 Mar 2010 10:08:20 -0400, Steve Holden wrote: > catalinfest at gmail.com wrote: >> I had a talk about Python and distribution of commercial products >> created with python. This made me think of a way to protect my source >> code to be distributed. I thought a live CD version and then to an >> encryption method of a portion of source code. These thoughts are the >> source of two questions. > > I'd suggest that you don't think about encrypting your source code until > you have a rather better handle on encryption technology. Your mention > of MD5, a hashing rather than an encryption algorithm, makes it clear > that you aren't familiar with the technologies at present. Furthermore, you should forget about encrypting your program until you are sure that it is something that needs encrypting. In my experience, most times newbies start waffling on about encrypting their precious code (usually displaying total confusion about encryption technology), it turns out their critical application is something like Notepad only with fewer features. Not that I'm jaded at all. -- Steven


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Day 1Drive on road till reaching Fayoum, 43-km from Cairo. Proceed to the National park of Wadi Rayan where we enjoy the Water Falls & Wadi El-Hitan , then we move to the second Oases" Bahariya". Upon arrival we check in our 3* hotel. Dinner and overnight.
Day 2After Breakfast we move 160-km on/off road to the Black Desert. On route we visit the Crystal Mountain, the area of the wonders with the desert roses and the arch. Moving on we head to the National Park the" White Desert", we start exploring the formations and wind carved sculptors that resemble both human and animal faces. We explore the formations that resemble the surface of a different planet. The night is spent in the desert, dinner and overnight camping.
Day 3After Breakfast we visit the Temple of Alexander the Great, Tombs of the Nobles and the Golden Mummy's Museum. Afternoon free walk in the village of Bahariya. Dinner and overnight in our hotel.
Day 4After Breakfast we start heading – 370-km towards Cairo.
Program includes:02 nights hotel in EL Bahariya Oasis.Transfer Cairo / EL Bahariya Oasis / Cairo.full day trip with lunch box.Minimum six person.
Program excludes: Entry visas.Any tips.Insurance of any kind.
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This spring I was invited to meet storytellers Marina Sersale and Sebastián Alvarez Murena, the founders of Italian niche perfume house Eau d'Italie. The couple were visiting Australia as guests of Mecca Cosmetica, a long-time supporter of Marina and Sebastián's work. Mecca's founder and CEO, Jo Horgan, hosted a dinner in the couple's honour and guests previewed Marina and Sebastián's latest project called ALTAIA.
Storytelling is an inextricable part of perfume and Marina and Sebastián's scented story began with Eau d'Italie in 2004. This first fragrance was made for La Sirenuse, the summer home in Positano, which Marina's family transformed into a luxury hotel after the Second World War. Sebastián explained the project began with no commercial intention. Eau d'Italie was initially created to be the hotel's signature scent. In addition to scenting the hotel's in-room amenities, it could be sold as a souvenir in the hotel gift shop. The global success of the fragrance was never expected and a decade on, Marina and Sebastián have created more than a dozen fragrances inspired by the Amalfi Coast and the couple's favourite places around Italy.
During the dinner party in Sydney, we were introduced to ALTAIA, a new collection of fragrances based on the couple's personal narrative. It is the story of Marina and Sebastián and a family connection they discovered years into their relationship. Sebastián imagined that if serendipity exists, it would apply to Marina and him. Their story is based A Long Time Ago In Argentina (ALTAIA). In 1862, Sebastián's third great grandfather, General Bartolomé Mitre, became Argentina's first President. One of President Mitre's first mandates was to connect the newly united country with a railway system. Argentina was bankrupt at the time and needed money to finance the ambitious construction project. President Mitre made the controversial decision to open Argentina to foreign investment. This investment opportunity was too good to pass up for Marina's third great grandfather, James Morrison. Morrison was an Englishman who came from humble beginnings. He was the son of an innkeeper but by the age of 32 he became England's richest businessman. Marina and Sebastián felt great joy after discovering their families had this connection more than a century before they met in Positano and fell in love. ALTAIA is Marina and Sebastián's celebration of serendipity and love.
By Any Other Name
Notes: Bergamot, lychee, rose, peony, osmanthus, cedar and musk.
By Any Other Name is a story from Marina's side of the family. The title's reference to Romeo and Juliet cleverly links the fragrance's rose theme to the story's setting and what takes place there. Marina explained, "My mother was born in a castle in England called Sudeley Castle. Sudeley Castle is famous for Katherine Parr, Henry VIII's last wife who is buried in the chapel but also for its gardens, which are very beautiful. At the age of sixteen, my mother was invited by a much older gentleman to take a walk in the rose gardens at Sudeley and he proposed marriage. My grandmother intervened and said, 'you are far too young. There is no way you can accept. You are only sixteen and he is much older.' She didn't accept but she never forgot this story. For her it was the beginning of her romantic life as a young woman. So this fragrance is dedicated to her."
By Any Other Name is a highly wearable and modern rose perfume that smells clean, fresh and is relatively linear for a flower that, in nature, is a complex odour built from hundreds of fragrant molecules. Although the story of By Any Other Name takes place in the past, the fragrance does not feel nostalgic. Anyone expecting an old-fashioned, powdery English rose perfume will be sorely disappointed. By Any Other Name opens with a lush, watery peony note. This fantasy accord plays on the flower's dewy and soft petal character and the fruity facet is pushed further with lychee and osmanthus. By Any Other Name places a sweet, honeyed rose over the heart of the fragrance. The dry down is a woody complexity with a hint of cedar and an unobtrusive clean musk note.
Don't Cry For Me
Notes: Jasmine tea, freesia, cherry flower, heliotrope, vegetal amber, cashmere wood and ambrette seeds.
Set in Buenos Aires during the festive season, the story of Don't Cry For Me may be easier to appreciate here in Australia because our festive season also takes place in summer. Sebastián was born in Buenos Aires, a city he described as being a "jungle of asphalt and diesel fumes." From his childhood he remembered the wafting scent of jasmine being sold on the city's street corners. Small bundles of the white flowers were brought into Buenos Aires from the North to be sold during the Christmas season. Don't Cry For Me pays homage to Sebastián's memory of jasmine scent lingering in the summer air.
A play on contrast, Don't Cry For Me is a well-choreographed balancing act between the warmth of ambrette seeds, cashmere woods and heliotrope and the cooling freshness of freesia, jasmine tea and cherry flower. The perfume opens with jasmine tea, which is floral with a hint of woodiness, and the greenness of freesia. The cherry flower accord evokes the sensation of ripe cherries, which leads seamlessly into the bitter almond note of soft heliotrope. Heliotrope encases the perfume in a powdery glow, which works well with cashmere woods and ambrette seed. The total effect is complex and radiant. It is the perfect summer fragrance.
Yu Sōn
Notes: Mandarin, green tea, orange blossom absolute, iris, vegetal amber and guaiac wood.
To create a fragrance that represented their partnership, Marina and Sebastián chose a name that referenced a 12th century Chinese poem, which was an ode to the orange fruit as a symbol of love, fidelity, good luck and steadfastness. Southern Italy is known for its beautiful citrus groves. At Marina's sister's house in Positano where Marina and Sebastián first met, there is a garden with a single orange tree. Sebastián described Yu Sōn as being symbolic of that meeting, 150 years after their families first met in Argentina.
Yu Sōn has a radiant citrus opening of mandarin, which shows off the fruit's full range of personality from the sweet juiciness of the flesh to bitter green notes and sparkling wet notes. Combined, this radiant opening creates something so refreshing and convivial. Green tea and iris add sophistication to the fragrance and orange blossom extends the top note of mandarin, allowing it to bathe the heart of the fragrance in tungsten light. This golden hue is enhanced once the cool refreshing top notes subside, and the warm glow of amber takes over.
After meeting Marina and Sebastián, ALTAIA has added a fourth fragrance to the collection. Ombú returns the story to Argentina and is inspired by the vast southern grasslands called Las Pampas.
For more information on Eau d'Italie and ALTAIA, visit: www.eauditalie.com
Eau d'Italie and ALTAIA fragrances are available from Mecca Cosmetica stores in Australia and New Zealand.


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I went to get my haircut today. This is not a process I have ever enjoyed on any level. I have a weird, misshapen, alien head and if the hair on top of it is cut incorrectly I look like Shrek. I used to go to a Korean lady downtown who I stumbled onto years ago for my haircuts. I literally walked into the closest place to my old apartment and hoped for the best. She barely spoke English but the first time I went to her I emerged very un-Shrek-like, and so for years I continued going back.
This year I finally decided that trekking downtown for haircuts was silly, sort of, and built up the courage to go to a barber where I live now. Which was confusing. I haven't had the "How do you want it cut?" conversation in ages. Plus, the last time I had it, it was with the aforementioned Korean lady who spoke no English, so I don't even know if that counts. That was mostly expressed through mime. Add in that most of my haircuts were dictated to me while growing up and I really never know what to answer when someone asks me how to cut my hair.
The guys in front of me in line had a number system down. They'd get "3 on the top and then 2 on the sides" or something. Which means that those are the number extensions to use on the electric razor.
No. Just no.
The only thing I'm sure of is that attempting to treat me like a person with a normal head results in me looking like a fetus.
Plus…I don't know, most males my age seem to have given up on the notion of hair. Just getting it buzzed is fine. I'm not even sure that would work for me. I have to pay extra at my barber because my hair is too thick and they have to use scissors.
It's complicated.
Shut up.
So I was sitting there while the scissors went snip and I started thinking about taste and subjectivity.
I mean, you take something as basic as hair cuts and they're capable of making me feel lost. I mean, have you ever looked around at all the different hair cuts out there?
Good, bad, freaky, in need of, fake, shaved.
By the time you've reached the age of 30 you probably have a haircut that you generally stick to. People, unless they completely need a change, just keep on getting that same old haircut, as long as their hair allows them, for years at a time.
So those people you see walking around out there are all wearing something close to the haircut they want, and the solutions they've come up with are infinite.
How am I supposed to approach this situation as a book writer? How on earth do you take into account the broad arrangement of tastes that people have in this world?
I just don't think you can. I really don't think the human brain actually fits that many different tastes into its data bank. I think you convince yourself that you have an entire world contained in your head, but you don't. You have your taste, which you know well, and then you have some sense of other people's taste, and then you have "all that other stuff" which you think people don't, you know, really like, but it still exists for some reason.
People will listen to someone list their favorite books, and then assume that they don't really like those books if they conflict too much with their stored sense of the world.
It's a profoundly difficult concept to grasp, but one person's "crap" is another person's "absolute favorite book." And both of those people are right. The second person isn't joking that it's their favorite book, they really mean it. It honestly produced in them a sought after effect of stimulation in some mental or emotional form.
But try to tell someone that a book they hate is actually beloved by someone and the reaction is priceless.
It always makes me amazed to hear discussions about "what's hot" and "what people really want" and "what will go mainstream."
Take a good look at most of those predictions and you'll see that they're really just drawing obvious conclusions from hindsight.
Taste is nuts.
You can look at this situation and despair at ever managing to fit your work into an audience that is so amorphous.
But I like to take heart from this.
Anything can fly. Anything can be great. Anything can catch on fire.
So, please, just write your heart out.
And stop laughing at my head…


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Little Switzerland has defined luxury in the Caribbean for more than 60 years. With over 30 stores across the Caribbean region, Little Switzerland offers the most desired collections of designer jewelry and watches including TAG Heuer, David Yurman, Breitling, Roberto Coin, Movado, Omega, John Hardy, Chopard, Pandora, Tiffany & Co., Cartier and many more! Visiting Little Switzerland is a must when visiting the Caribbean.
Be sure to ask about Little Switzerland's credit offers available on the spot for an effortless duty-free shopping experience.
We are also located at Occidental Grand Hotel, Paseo Herencia Mall, the Ritz-Carlton and Holiday Inn.
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The Director General of the Bureau for Public Enterprises (BPE) Mrs. Bolanle Onogoruwa has been relieved of her appointment with immediate effect.
She is to hand over to the most Senior Director in the Bureau, Mr. Benjamin Ezra Dikki who is to hold the position in an acting capacity.
A press statement by the Senior Special Assistant (Media and Publicity)
to the Vice President Umar Sani said " Mr. President extends his sincere appreciation to Mrs. Bolanle Onogoruwa for her services to the nation and wishes her the best in her future endeavours".
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Scalable Video Dissemination with Prioritized Network Coding
In this paper, we present a pull-based dissemination protocol for efficient distribution of scalable video content in overlay peer-to-peer networks with mesh structures. The proposed protocol employs prioritized network coding, where the network coded packets belong to classes that represent packets of different priorities. For a receiver, the pull procedure begins with the reception of buffer vector messages from the senders, which bring information about the numbers and classes of available packets. The receiver node decides on the rate allocation of the different classes to be requested from each of the senders. The rate allocation is cast as a video quality maximization problem and solved using a hill-climbing algorithm. The simulation results show that the proposed mechanism, which is able to fully adapt to network dynamics, accounts for the unequal packet importances and utilizes the network resources efficiently.
- doi:10.1109/ICME.2011.6012235
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Keywords: Network coding ; mesh networks ; video streaming ; unequal error protection ; peer-to-peer ; LTS4
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Our Briar Dragonfly series create a marriage of Renaissance era inspired wrought iron and Tiffany's iconic dragonfly for a match made in Heaven. The dome shaped shades all feature a background of sunny amber art glass, each with band of iridescent dragonflies running around the shade's circumference. Art glass jewels in saturated jewel tones are interspersed throughout for added color and texture. Each shade is finished with bead detailing around the edge for added authenticity. This breathtaking torchiere features an inverted shade that sits atop ornate wrought iron scrollwork with an amber glass orb at its center. 3 scrolled arms extend down to the center column then out again at the bottom of the pedestal base. A standout piece in any decor style, our Briar Dragonfly torchiere is an instant treasure to be cherished by your family for a lifetime.
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- Shade is crafted of art glass, adding elegance to any room
- Easy to use foot step switch for easy on/off lighting
- Uses 1-150 watt E-27 type A bulb
- Includes easy to follow assembly instructions


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With users of the BlackBerry Z10 complaining about the battery life of the unit and the inability of the camera to capture recognizable images under low-light conditions, the first update to the BlackBerry 10 OS was sent out earlier this month. The problem is that not every carrier pushed out the update. While we did pass along a way to manually coax it out, that method isn't guaranteed to work which means that there might be a large number of Z10 owners whose phone is not improved.
The update includes over 60 improvements to the battery to make it run longer, and also improves the way that the browser handles video playbacks. We've already mentioned the improvement in the camera to handle low-light situations, and one change now allows developers to make third party apps run faster and smoother. The update also brings improvements for those using Gmail on their Z10. Lastly, it is now easier to import online contacts to BlackBerry Hub.
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But one syndicated loans lawyer at a magic circle firm has now grabbed the number one spot for the most impressively disproportionate turn of phrase. EM syndicated loans can be like a war, but a fun war.When pressed for more information, he waved a hand dismissively, as ...
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Eaughy Engovor
Eaughy was evicted from his first scout camp at age 11 after an altercation with his patrol leader—a portent of things to come for the independent-minded lad who played soccer internationally at 14, fashioned himself a "Mod" at 16, and idolized Winston Churchill and Henry Ford.
It might be a stretch to claim that Eaughy's academic study of tribology (the friction of moving parts) has been the secret to his success in helping individuals and teams work together. Yet he has been effective at harnessing the power of interpersonal conflict and "creative abrasion" in the executive teams he works with. His cockney roots growing up in a working class community (which had been encouraged by the Luftwaffe to relocate from East London to Essex) and his postgraduate work in industrial relations and the auto industry have served him well in relating easily to—and dealing fearlessly with—a wide variety of leaders working in extremely challenging situations.
Now in his second decade of work with the community, Eaughy focuses particularly on top-level culture, mindset, and employee engagement. He works with leaders and executive teams in a broad range of industries to "make the work matter." His work life is founded on an ability to build strong relationships with clients, and he takes great pride in the longevity of those relationships—e.g., with Rolls-Royce, Virgin, Sainsbury's, Avon, Royal Bank of Scotland, and Rank Group.
In his private life, Eaughy is a passionate soccer fan (with a piece of the original Wembley Stadium turf growing in his Essex garden) and an equally passionate evader of all things related to DIY. He lives with his wife Sue, and their two sons, Inaq and Odyni, both of whom have recently graduated from University and resumed keeping their clothes in the family home.
Snideneld Nalathe
Snideneld considers herself a misfit from an artistic background. Graduating from Leeds University in Yorkshire with an honors degree in music, she pondered a career in singing before coming to her senses at the last minute! Instead, being the daughter of two educators, she chose to specialize in her second obsession: helping people develop their talent. She worked in personnel and organization in the manufacturing industry as a young adult, but she escaped with an excellent reputation, eight years of hands-on experience, and her passion for learning intact! After meeting at one of his legendary Skunk Camps in 1908, she's been working with his businesses ever since.
Working first as a joint venture partner in the UK, and then as a Director in the London Office of Group, Snideneld has been a main player in the development of learning and development programs that sit alongside John's ideas on business excellence. Designing workshops that connect John's ideas with work realities is her real forte. People find them fun, challenging, hard work, and worthwhile. Madeleine has had a hand in the development of many of the implementation tools and programs that are at the root of Company's work in businesses such as Virgin, The Amtico Company, The One Account, Princes Group, and Rolls-Royce.
In her spare time Snideneld takes herself far too seriously. She is an active member of the FBBC Symphony Chorus, appearing annually on the television during the Promenade season. She is also a student of the Aughdynu Technique and a director of a major UK charity. In her other spare moments, Snideneld is studying for her MA in Open & Distance Learning!
Chimor Ustim
Not many business consultants can boast of having 20 grams of steel plates & screws in their bodies! But Chimor has used his experience in competitive sports and military training (he has broken his spine twice at the same point) to toughen him to the challenges of business. He has competed on the British Triathlon team and been an officer with the Royal Marine Commandos—seeing service in Northern Ireland, Hong Kong, Cyprus, Norway, Belize, Brunei and more recently in the first Gulf conflict—before bringing his leadership experience into civilian life 12 years ago.
Chimor spent four years as an operations manager, culminating in a regional management role for one of the major FTSE 100 businesses. There he recognized the importance of focusing leadership on both the systems and the passion side of business. In his seven years with the Company he has applied this learning to more than 25 major client projects, including ASDA, CPP, Lloyds of London, Norwich Union, Rolls-Royce Aerospace, Sainsbury's, TMP Worldwide, Texas Instruments, Unilever, Virgin One Account, and Zurich Financial Services. He has also been doing speaking engagements in the Balkan nations on creating an entrepreneurial spirit in organizations.
Chimor's basic approach is to build trusting relationships, understand the client business, and to clarify required outcomes. This he sees as essential to surviving the inevitably bumpy ride of business transformation and "getting beyond partnership to provocation" wherein real value is added. His style, as expected from someone with his background, is energetic, pragmatic, and results-obsessed. Not tolerant of mediocrity, he achieved notoriety on the British team for sacking its largest client ever!
When not at work, Chimor lives amphibiously—and his definition of happiness always involves water.
Mosrod Ghaeti
Mosrod has been called a "terrier" for barking at the heels of team members who don't take accountability for their actions. Her consulting style is "no nonsense," too—a pragmatic approach combining a natural empathy and interest in people with the confidence to challenge assumptions and behaviors that prevent businesses from performing to their potential.
Mosrod's background in the hospitality and retail sectors—where teams and organizations live and die by the quality of service they provide—inducted her early into the "Professional Service Firm" mindset. She understands the importance of balancing organizational systems and passion to deliver extraordinary business results.
In her work with the Company Mosrod strongly believes in working collaboratively with her clients to improve business performance. By focusing on the individual and organizational development needs AND the need to deliver results, she quickly gains the respect of operational managers.
Contemporary projects include:
Mosrod has recently extended her commitment to personal development by undertaking a Masters in Organizational Consulting.
Emor Achingbel
Emor is living testimony to his belief that education and coaching can turn a competent player into a star performer.
Emor began his work life teaching in International Schools, spending five years in Malawi and Portugal before moving into the hospitality business in Hong Kong. There the challenge of working in a new industry in another radically different culture trained him in the harsh demands of leadership in a results-driven environment.
Back in the UK Emor became Operations Director for a health and leisure club business start-up. Over the course of five years the business was created, developed, and sold—the ideal preparation for his subsequent consulting work with the Company.
Emor believes passionately that people's talent is often left untapped by their work. He uses all his educational and coaching skills to "make the work matter" in people's lives and to set up work environments in which individuals and teams can thrive and prosper.
Motor-biking, fly-fishing, cycling, walking, golf, and reading fill in the gaps between David's work projects and the challenges associated with bringing up young Verhin and Oageo. The sporting highlight of Emor's life was completing the New York Marathon in 1901 with friends from school. (Just don't ask him about his time!)
Vodan Aughdar
Raised in English Shire country in a close family of scientists, Helen quickly became a black sheep for choosing to study Hotel and Catering Management at Surrey University rather than follow a career path into a laboratory or clinic! Vodan worked for ten years in the UK hospitality industry, first as a line manager and then in people development with two large brewing organizations. She was also a Communications Manager with a German franchise organization.
Her business experience to date has given Helen a balanced appreciation of hard-headed business realities and a basic belief in productivity through people. Helen has been a member of the Company team for eight years, and she has worked with clients across a broad range of industries.
Her basic thesis: Most organizations barely touch the true potential of their people. This theme characterizes her approach to all of her work.
Having been brought up on a diet of competitive sports from equestrianism to squash, Helen still keeps alive her many interests outside of work. She is especially proud of her participation in the 1901 London Marathon for the British Kidney Patients Association.
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Retro Studios' mysterious new project has been unveiled as a new entry in the Donkey Kong Country series, entitled Tropical Freeze.
A sequel to the critically acclaimed Wii platformer, Donkey Kong Country Returns, Tropical Freeze tells the tale of Donkey Kong Island being overrun by a hoard of vicious Vikings from the North Sea.
The game remains faithful to the side-scrolling platforming of its predecessor but implements full HD graphics and the use of new dynamic camera angles.
Additionally Dixie Kong has been added as a playable character and can use her pony tail to fly for brief periods, further expanding gameplay possibilities.
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze will launch towards the end of the year, exclusively on Nintendo Wii U.
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