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Craig Priest speaks of how the Reserve Team could help solve the first team issues...
After an indifferent start for the first team Paul Cox will undoubtedly be mulling over changes ahead of Saturday's match with Woking, but the thing is those who haven't played and could be in the managers mind lack fitness and sharpness – step forward the reserve team, game one for the reserves could well be the most important game for the club as a whole so far this season.
Personally I don't think it's important for Cox in terms of watching and forming idea's, I think the importance factor lies in the dressing room as those on show can go out and say to Cox and his backroom staff 'Here I am, this is what I can do – play me!'
A lot of the talk recently has been about the size of the squad, is the fact its high a negative – I've been saying since day one 'No' as with the reserve team we've a platform to keep player's happy, get them minutes and most importantly, prepare those waiting in the wings for first team football with regular competitive action which is to a similar standard to what the first team play – The reserve league is just that.
After the full time whistle yesterday questions were being asked over the selection, why have John Thompson, Lee Stevenson and Jamie Hand etc not been picked? Not for a second is it because there 'Reserve Team' players, but by playing in that side tomorrow night – they put themselves in the shop window and have competitive football under their belts – this time around with the second string side we won't be filling it with trial players like the McEwan/ Holdsworth days of 2008-09 when we finished bottom of the Central League Central Division, we have an abundance of quality to pick from and in truth, the side we could potentially field tomorrow against Port Vale could be a tough play-off challenging side in the BSBP.
Before you all take out your Craig Priest voodoo dolls again, let me stress I am a huge fan of Alan Marriott, however after five games conceding 15 goals should the keeper take some of the questions like the four in front of him and would a change between the sticks be a help or hindrance to first team affairs. Shane Redmond is probably one of the forgotten names at the minute and whilst a lot don't seem to rate him, I am of the opinion he is a very good shot stopper and should be given the chance to prove what he can do. Last season he played just the one game against Kidderminster and kept a clean sheet, despite the now infamous and rather legendary spider-crawl, all was solid and the promise of what could be was there. I've been privileged enough to watch the Irish Glovesman in various friendly's and can say his shot stopping is to a fine standard, with his command of the box at a good standard too.
I don't know if it's the amount of competitive football he's played over the past few seasons which devalues him in the minds of some supporters or if it's the high regard we have for Marriott – whatever it is doesn't hide the fact he's a good keeper and, with minutes under his belt in the Reserves, there is no reason why he shouldn't be battling for a start. Nobody's place in the first eleven is safe, this should include Marriott and if Redmond has a strong game for Andy Todd's reserves tomorrow I see no reason why he shouldn't be considered to face Woking.
Moving onto the back four John Thompson and George Pilkington, our two marquee signings from the past two summers are likely to get a run out – however it's the other too I express interest in, tomorrow could see a first look at new addition Ryan Tafazolli and another look at youngster Jake Green. The former comes with a good report, tall and strong – likes a tackle and is, if reports are true, a commanding player whilst the latter, brother of Matt, has bags of pace and can play in either full back role – attributes which we may have lacked in recent games.
With Gary Roberts suspended for Saturday's home match with Woking they'll be an extra midfield slot up for grabs, for me it's a three horse race between Godfrey Poku and the two Jamie's, Hand and Tolley, all three offer different options for Cox and will most probably be the midfield tomorrow night. What about Lee Stevenson I hear you bellow at your screen, I consider him more of an attacking option and agree with the comments that he should have been involved by now, what is the point of going all pre-season with him as the lynch pin of our attack in that dominant 4-2-3-1 formation only to switch it for the season? A good performance from him tomorrow night could remind Cox of the player who was so prolific in Eastwood's good fortune two seasons ago and be the remedy he is looking for.
In attack there's bound to be another run out for Ben Hutchinson, another forgotten, over looked and underrated member of our squad. I hear a lot of folk saying he should have been released in the summer, however in pre-season I think he looked sharp and was beginning to get that glint in his eye of a comfortable, confident, in form player – all he needs is games. Nick Wright too could get some minutes under his belt, a platform for him to show why Kidderminster were so desperate to keep hold of him in the summer.
No matter how you look at it, the Stags have so many strong options who haven't featured regularly this term for the first team – I look forward to seeing what in pact tomorrow's game will have going into Saturday's home encounter with Woking and then Tuesday night's match with Tamworth.
The Reserve league is a funny one this term to say the least with two leagues in one, with 17 scheduled fixtures in total – Nine will be played under the divisional tag, kicking off tomorrow night against Port Vale. We have now been confirmed as a Division 2 side, a selection of the sides from Division 1 are in our Regional Group, where there are eight fixtures starting with a trip to Rotherham United on October 31st. There will be two league tables, everyone plays each other the once with the venue determined on a luck of the draw basis. The winners from Division 1 and 2 play each other at the end of the season to determine the overall winner, the same happens in the 'West' section with the two winners (east and west) playing a final to determine an overall winner.
To further explain the divisional splitting in the East and West section, teams are put together by the respective clubs first team league placing the previous season – therefore 'Division One' comprises of Championship and League One teams, with 'Division Two' containing clubs from the League Two and the conference. The regional aspect of the entire thing is, as previously mentioned, aimed at reducing clubs travelling time and expense.
The set up is brand new and has scrapped the three division format of Central, East and West in an attempt to create a higher standard of football, reduce travelling time and costs as well as placing teams in the same league as those in their first teams division – in retrospect a good idea.
Our opponents tomorrow night are the second string of League Two Port Vale, who last term we're a 'Central Division' side finishing in 4th place with four victories, three draws and five defeats – a tough test for Andy Todd's boys. Kick off tomorrow night is 7pm, prices are £3 Adults and £1 for Concessions – those not going can join myself and hopefully Scott, for full and exclusive match commentary on StagsPlayer.
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UpUp Play Tower is a standing desk, jungle gym and play space all rolled into one
A few years ago we showed a lovely multifamily Passive House designed by Lukas Armstrong; now the multitalented architect and industrial designer, working with Keiko Lee-Hem, shows us a very active multifunction play house which he tells TreeHugger about, describing it as...
...a standing desk/high chair, jungle gym and play space all rolled into one modern and beautiful piece of furniture. When used in the kitchen, as we do, it also acts as an extension of the kitchen's functional counter top. Great for the child, great for the adult. We have been using the play tower in our home for almost a year and it has changed the way we interact with our son on a daily basis, bringing more fun, creativity, challenge, exercise and autonomy into his life, and more easy and convenience into our life. It has also really supported his physical, emotional and cognitive development which is another aspect that we are really excited about.
My first thought was that with a footprint of 33 inches by 38 inches, it took up a lot of space for what I first saw as an elaborate high chair. However it is clearly serving a lot of functions. According to the Kickstarter campaign:
UpUp's counter top is perfect for cooking, eating, crafting and having important face-to-face conversations with your little one. It also acts as an extension of your existing counter top space, and you can never have too much of that.
The project is up on Kickstarter, with a way to go in not much time. I hope they make it; the money is going to be used to raise the funds needed for 3rd party safety testing "so we can confirm and guarantee that the UpUp Play Tower meets or exceeds all mandatory and a variety of voluntary health and safety standards for both the US and Canada." This is no small thing for a product like this. The project has already been through a year of serious practical testing by their son Eli, and both the UpUp Play Tower and Eli appear to have survived the experience.
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Pure Encapsulations Thyroid Support Complex Review
In this review, we will take a closer look at the product called Thyroid Support Complex by Pure Encapsulations. This dietary supplement claims to support the functioning of the thyroid gland and hormone production. It also helps to maintain a healthy thyroid metabolism. The product's website also claims that this product is made with hypoallergenic, vegetarian ingredients with no GMO (Genetically Modified Organisms) and gluten. Continue reading this review and find out more about this product so you'll have all the necessary information needed before you decide the product's worth.
Two vegetarian capsules contain:
- Vitamin A (as vitamin A acetate) – 2,500 i.u
- Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid) – 150 mg
- Vitamin D (as cholecalciferol) (D3) – 200 i.u
- Iodine (from kelp powder) – 150 mcg
- Zinc (as zinc citrate) – 20 mg
- Selenium (as selenomethionine) – 200 mcg
- L-tyrosine (free-form) – 500 mg
- Ashwagandha Extract (standardized to contain 2.5% withanolides) – 400 mg
- Forskolin Extract (standardized to contain 10% forskolin) – 100 mg
- Guggul Extract (standardized to contain 2.5% guggulsterones) – 150 mg
- Turmeric Root Extract (standardized to contain 95% curcuminoids) – 100 mg
This product contains a mixture of vitamins, herbs, and minerals that have been believed to keep the thyroid from malfunctioning. Vitamins A and D are fat-soluble vitamins that are believed to help prevent hypothyroidism or the condition where the thyroid is not producing enough hormones for the body. The minerals selenium, L-tyrosine, and iodine are also one of the most vital substances that keep the thyroid healthy and functioning normally. In fact, a deficiency of iodine may lead to the thyroid not producing enough of the thyroid hormones. The combination of herbs like guggul, turmeric and forskohlii are believed to provide antioxidation and anti-inflammatory properties.
According to the product's website, this product should be taken twice a day, preferably with meals.
Possible Side Effects
There were no possible side effects mentioned on the product's website, However, after careful research, we were able to find out that guggul extract may cause moderate to severe temporary skin irritations. This product should not be taken by pregnant or lactating women.
This dietary supplement is available for an online purchase from the manufacturer's website for $27.10 per bottle containing 60 capsules, which is a one-month supply. You can also purchase a bottle containing 120 capsules for $47.40. However, you are only able to buy from the manufacturer's website if you are a practitioner. If you are not, you will have to buy the product from a practitioner. The manufacturer's website provides a tool for you to find a practitioner near your location.
After careful research, we were able to find out that the product comes with a 30-day guarantee. You need to be authorized by the manufacturer to a return a product and each return will be subjected to a 15% fee. It is not clear if this guarantee also applies if you purchased through a practitioner or if it only applies to those who purchased directly from the manufacturer.
Conclusion of Our Pure Encapsulations Thyroid Support Complex Review
The product seems to contain ingredients that offer many benefits to the thyroid gland. However, the product can be difficult to obtain if you are not a practitioner. There are many natural solutions easily available for purchase online. The manufacturer's guarantee is also not the best out there, not really giving much time to try the product and the conditions for a return are also not very clear. We think there are better alternatives on the market.


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"I believe there is nothing that replaces a face-to-face meeting, but the social parts of meetings, be it golf or other activities are also very important," says Jerramy Hainline, corporate director of golf sales/marketing for Hilton Worldwide. "Continuing to get that message out there and then working with a company to figure out how to make it happen is my daily challenge. So we have to be creative in how we deal with this."
How are the RFPs looking, Jarramy?
"There's definitely been more interest lately. It's too early to tell, we haven't seen the conversion yet of that interest," he says, "but it's a strong indicator that the mood toward golf is changing and trending upward…. Groups are saying they want to come back and do a golf program but they're looking for more flexibility and variety this time. They don't want to just do golf, or just do spa when they're not golfing, like they've done in the past."
Recent groups in Phoenix, for example, combined golf and group events at Bondurant's high-performance racing school in Scottsdale (see pg. 20). "They loved that," he says, "It's all of the sudden getting all this attention."
And he's seeing an interest in packaging golf with NBA and NFL games into group programs too.
"They're saying, 'Hey, let's get a box suite and coordinate around when The Lakers are playing in town, you know, wouldn't that be cool.' And that wasn't the case before, there wasn't a lot of interest in that type of combo packaging. Now, and I don't know why, but there's this surge in demand for mixing things up more…. People are asking for something different and unique, we're seeing that all the time."
Hainline also suggests that if a company can't arrange one large golf program for, say, 300 attendees, they might be open to the idea of smaller meetings of 50 people, each at a different golf location. They can sync up with a live feed for general sessions, and then later, each group plays golf in a 6-city competition.
"It's unique, it's different, it achieves much of the same thing as bringing everyone together and the company saves a lot of money," says Hainline.
We might never again see the present-day prices for the caliber of golf and quality of luxury accommodations available at the very high end. The competition among golf resorts to attract or retain group business in this window of weirdness we're all enduring over perception issues has applied downward pressure, of course, on rates. But for how long?
"We've seen in the last three months in our sales office what I would call a significant uptick. There's been a dramatic increase in levels of activity in the number of phone calls, RFPs and most importantly, signed contracts," says Andy Radovic, vp of sales/marketing for the 5-diamond Ponte Vedra Inn & Club located just south of Jacksonville. "Three months doesn't make it a trend, but it's heading in the right direction."
This quiet, upscale oceanfront destination with PGA-caliber courses offers all the big city cultural pursuits you could ask for just 20 minutes away. The 250-room Ponte Vedra Inn first opened in 1928 for the socially-registered crowd with summer homes in Newport and Greenwich. And that sense of visiting a well-established residential community is a big part of the experience here. Groups tend to mingle with the locals in a country club setting after playing the Ocean Course, the oldest layout in NE Florida, and the Lagoon Course—both shaped out of sandy dunes along natural palm-studded fairways.
"The longevity of the property with its storied history and pedigree going back four generations is certainly a primary draw for our groups," says Radovic. "That's significant, as well as our AAA 5-diamond status, which we've maintained for eight consecutive years."
Radovic explains that in a typical year he'll do about 500 groups, 80% of which are corporate. And in the last 10 years, the owners have poured over $100 million into refurbishments, including the addition of a 30,000-sf spa.
With regard to the perception issue, Radovic jokes there was a time when you wanted to be a 5-diamond property.
"We're very proud of that status. We play it down a little in light of what's going on in the industry, but we have 550 staff members who've worked very hard to attain that mark."
Prevue was the media sponsor for the 2009 Leadership Summit last November, produced and managed by The Opus Group. The annual event is a networking and professional development confab for incentive planners and buyers, held this time at the 412-suite Secrets Maroma Beach Riviera Cancun. The DMCs CEO Mexico and Amstar aptly handled logistics.
Just for the record, whoever invented the swim-out suite where you walk out your living room and into the pool to swim to breakfast—we'd like to buy you a couple tall cold ones.
The elegant all-inclusive resort features seven restaurants with cuisine ranging from the French-themed fare at Bordeaux to the Pan-Asian delicacies at Himitsu, with four Teppanyaki tables. The Secrets Spa by Pevonia totals 13,000 sf with 19 treatment rooms, including five outdoor spa suites around the coral stone courtyard with curvy pools encircling the relaxation pavilion. Meeting space indoors is 7,000 sf.
Many of the 70 planners and 30 buyers played golf at The Moon Palace Golf & Spa Resort in Cancun. The Moon is home to the only Signature Jack Nicklaus course in the region, meaning Mr. Nicklaus himself drew up the plans.
When the group showed up, Moon Palace had ensured that everyone knew where to go. All of the carts were set up with everyone's clubs waiting, not to mention score cards with our individual names on them. And everyone had time to knock a few out onto the practice range and grab an extra cup of java before teeing off in the light sea breeze.
"We have seen such an upswing in RFPs for golf programs in the last three or four months that this summer we're launching a new golf university with corporate packages for performance-based golf improvement," says Sandor Wiaker, Palace Resorts' director of tour service.
He explains that the school will have the newest teaching and fitting technology that "scales the golfer into the computer using diagnostic tools to study the golf swing and the individual golfer's entire body mechanics holistically."
On the east coast of the Dominican Republic, the oceanfront 126-suite Golden Bear Lodge & Spa in Cap Cana was designed from the start specifically around the needs of golfers. The staggering Punta Espada layout is another Signature Nicklaus course with eight holes bordering the cobalt blue sea, which Golfweek proclaims as the best links in the Caribbean and Mexico. And it gets better. The first nine holes are now open at the Las Iguanas Cap Cana course—the second Nicklaus masterpiece of three planned.
"Golden Bear Lodge & Spa is unique because it's the first resort in the Dominican Republic that fully embodies the spirit of golf. From the décor to memorabilia around the resort, the influence of Jack Nicklaus is everywhere," says Matthew Mullen, senior director of sales for AMResorts. "Every single luxury suite has full living rooms, dining rooms and kitchenettes, so there's a ton of space to spread out. That very feature makes it appealing for golfers and groups alike." Indoor meeting capacity is 2,300 sf.
Just west of Miami proper about 30 minutes from South Beach, The Doral Golf Resort & Spa features five championship courses designed by some of the greatest layout designers in the business. There isn't a golfer alive who doesn't want to test his or her skills against the famous TPC Blue Monster course.
In preparation for the property's 50th anniversary in 2012, Doral is presently undergoing a resort-wide renewal. The $16 million top-to-bottom renovation, including a $5 million upgrade to the spa, is just the latest installment of upgrades following the $100 million invested over the past five years.
"Resorts have had to respond to meeting planners looking for enhanced value adds, and to those looking for properties without the word "resort" in the name," says Cari Farinas, marketing manager. "Doral has accommodated those requests by custom-creating letterhead for groups."
Farinas adds that planners who host a meeting June 1-Oct. 31 this year and in the future will receive a batch of value adds, such as free amenities and discounts including a 10% credit towards the master account, free Internet access, triple Marriott Awards points and a complimentary opening reception.
Rene Kitzen is director of The Signature Group USA, a Miami-based DMC, who has brought many groups to the historic golf resort. He says, "The advantage of Doral is that it's close to Miami and guests can have all the facilities of being in a resort, as well as having the city for offsite programs."
Like many others in the industry, Kitzen sees resorts and planners working together more creatively than ever before. He's also increasingly seeing more groups during the last year tie-in a CSR benefit for a good cause with the meeting. "This way it's a win-win for everyone," he says.
Part of Hilton's Waldorf Astoria Collection, the 738-room Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix anchors both the Adobe and Links golf courses. The Golf Club offers dedicated corporate clinics and group playing lessons, the latter of which run $150 pp including greens fee and nine holes of instruction. For onsite logistics, Biltmore Destinations DMS assists with everything from Indian jewelry-making classes to off-road Hummer excursions.
Having recently visited the Biltmore, another selling point is the historic elegance of the property, designed in 1929 with consultation by Frank Lloyd Wright. The famous architect plays heavily into the resort's theme. For example, Wright's At The Biltmore restaurant serves "American Lodge" cuisine, which is basically fine-dining comfort food such as Steak Diane with wild mushrooms and a peppercorn veal stock. The hotel also does a fantastic series of wine pairing seminars with visiting California winemakers and chefs from other Waldorf Astorias, indoors or outdoors among the orange blossoms.
Whatever they've been doing a few hours south at The Westin La Paloma in Tucson resort seems to be working. For six years, La Paloma has been chosen by planners as #1 among 151 Westin properties worldwide for meeting planner satisfaction.
"This is a little bit like winning a national championship or the Superbowl," says Bill Petrella, general manager. "And La Paloma has won this distinction six of the past seven years."
The Troon Golf-managed La Paloma Country Club features 27 golf holes designed by Jack Nicklaus, spread among three courses undulating around the hilly topography of the Sonoran Desert, the Spanish Colonial low-rise buildings and the large Saguaro cacti. All of it's bathed in the dusty rose hue of the mountain sunsets, but planners rave about the service.
"We have held CME meetings and board retreats there," says Susan Stacy, with the American College of Osteopathic Internists. "We loved it each time and I can't say enough good things about the property. From the accommodations, the food, amenities, location, the staff—simply amazing."
The International Association of Golf Tour Operators (IAGTO) is a group of international travel companies who crisscross the globe staying and playing in the world's top golf destinations and "their approval gives us strong international recognition," says John Haskins, golf manager at Kiawah Island Golf Resort in South Carolina. Kiawah won the IAGTO's "North American Golf Resort of the Year" for 2010.
Hoskins understands that perception is a difficult beast to tame and realizes the pressure it has put upon planners. He says Kiawah combats the perception "by pushing economical options offered by our facilities. We push the more moderately priced accommodation types while assuring the value of the experience is not tarnished. The #1 rule is to provide constant service through these times to maintain the trust of clients."
On a recent visit, they made me feel as if I were their only client. My sales contact had alerted all the staff of my presence, and employees I had never met were calling me by name. Group rates begin at $168 pp, including accommodations and golf.
In a surprising twist, the IAGTO awarded its "European Golf Resort of the Year" for 2010 to Kiawah's sister property on Ireland's southwest coast, the 255-unit Doonbeg Golf Club. The Greg Norman layout along a 1.5-mile crescent beach is a stunner with 16 of the 18 holes featuring ocean views. Likewise, The Lodge at Doonbeg's 2-, 3- and 4-bedroom suites have super cool designer farm-style kitchens, while F&B is supervised by US television celeb chef Tom Colicchio. Doonbeg is 40 miles from Shannon International Airport.
"We have a significant portion of Doonbeg's business coming from North America so we fully understand the needs of the American traveler," says spokesperson Mike Touhill. "Corporate incentive groups will discover a very unique cultural experience at Doonbeg with all the service and amenities they would expect from a US resort."
For serious golfers, the chance to play on a British Open course is the Holy Grail of golf incentives. Part of Starwood Hotels' Luxury Collection, the historic Turnberry Resort, Scotland reopened last summer after a $65 million renovation in time to welcome the world's greatest golfers to the 2009 Open. The Ailsa Course is ranked one of the best links courses in the world, while the Kintyre Course is considered one of the prettiest.
The hotel was originally built as a grand 1906 Edwardian country house and those regal rural lines were left as is during the renovation. Inside is another story. The subdued modern look is crisp and clean with TVs inside the walls, original art in the black and white bathrooms with egg shell bathtubs, and large picture windows framing the magnificent scenery. If I had my druthers to create the ultimate golf program, I'm booking direct flights to Glascow, less than an hour's drive from Turnberry.


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The attention to detail that has been followed to create an efficient treasury management solution in Africa is the key differentiator of ABB's solution here. For ABB to have developed a regional treasury solution that is both compliant with local regulations and efficient in servicing day-to-day business requirements highlights the true value of this infrastructure spanning 13 markets in the African continent.
ABB is a pioneering technology leader that works closely with utility, industry, transport and infrastructure customers in roughly 100 countries. With more than four decades at the forefront of digital technologies, it is a leader in digitally connected and enabled industrial equipment and systems with an installed base of more than 70,000 control systems connecting 70m devices.
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ABB had four key challenges:
Enhancing regional liquidity management, optimising working capital, consolidating risk exposure across banks and markets as well as achieving operational efficiency and control through a centralised treasury structure. Fundamental to the first objective of ensuring optimal treasury management for ABB was improved liquidity management and cash visibility over 13 African markets where it had multiple banking relationships, numerous local and foreign currency accounts and minimal governance over local cash flows.
Improving working capital through unique and cost-effective financing solutions.
Consolidating risk and exposure management through a holistic treasury solution in Africa. A recurring theme for many multi-national corporations over the past 12 months is reviewing counterparty risk amongst banking partners in the region.
Achieving operational efficiency and control in its treasury management across the region.
ABB adopted Citi's domestic cash management solution to effectively aggregate single-entity cash balances for ABB South Africa (Pty) Ltd accounts in South Africa – these consolidated funds are pooled to a central header account via an automated, end-of-day target balancing mechanism. To ensure end-to-end visibility, ABB is fully integrated with CitiDirect BE to allow for real-time oversight.
Andreas Krause, CFO explains, "We replicated the supply chain finance solution that was rolled out in Brazil, China and Thailand for South Africa which was sourced at a market-leading rate to support financing for 56 key suppliers that are currently on the local programme."
Citi was a natural fit for ABB as a core relationship bank globally through over US$1.6bn of committed credit facilities and maintaining a stable investment-grade credit rating in Africa. Through Citi's pan-African footprint, globally-standardised banking platform and superior balance sheet capacity, it was able to serve as ABB's core banking partner in the region. This resulted in a significant reduction of bank accounts and relationships as well as optimising transactional pricing and connectivity for ABB which translated into US$48,000 in estimated cost savings.
ABB integrated its transactional banking across 13 markets into one centralised payment factory via a secure host-to-host channel that accommodates multiple payment types in a standardised file format, XML v3.
Best practice is showcased in this deal by leveraging years of knowledge and acquired expertise through ABB's global relationship with Citi. This has resulted in an extensive understanding of how both parties operate when it comes to product fit, implementation and service delivery on a local, regional and global level. ABB was one of Citi's first clients to leverage innovative technology such as the SAP ERP integrator when setting up their host-to-host channel which built off existing SAP capabilities and reduced the implementation timeframe, thereby eliminating unnecessary technical costs, time and allocation of resources.
Krause concludes, "Taking into account the variety of corporate regulatory hurdles, the nascent development of payment infrastructure and currency controls embedded in many African markets – for ABB to have developed a regional treasury solution that is both compliant with local regulations and efficient in servicing day-to-day business requirements highlights the true value of this infrastructure."
Centralised visibility of funds.
Automation gains.
Modular and scalable ERP infrastructure.
Risk exposure reduced.
Bank relationships consolidated from over ten to a single core bank.
Market leading rate in SCF programme backed by a US$15m facility which supports 56 key local suppliers.
Technical implementation time reduced by around 60%.


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The beautiful port city of Kochi is the perfect amalgam of vintage and contemporary. This cosmopolitan city is the financial, commercial and industrial capital of Kerala. Kochi is known for its impressive architecture, heritage sites and modern outlook. The city is a melting pot of cultures with an intriguing mix of ruins from the British empire, Portuguese houses, ancient mosques and the iconic fishing nets from china, all in this coastal malabar city. Kochi is connected to different parts of the globe via airways. The Cochin International Airport is situated 20 km from the city at Nedumbassery. The city has two railway stations - the main one is Kochi Railway Junction and the other one is Kochi Harbor Terminus. An excellent network of roads connects Kochi to all the major cities all over India. For those looking to spend a few days in this port city and in need of a budget accomodation can opt for service apartments. Service apartments have hotel- like facilities and amenities. They are fully furnished apartments which usually have a TV with DTH/cable connection, fully equipped kitchen, utility space, parking facility and free wifi. In-house fitness center and swimming pool are available in some of the properties. Complimentary breakfast and room service is provided to all the guests at the service apartment. Families who need privacy can opt for this arrangement. Most tourists visit kochi to see the architecture and the historic sites of this port city. Explore the city's many attractions like the famous chinese fishing nets, the Jewish synagogue, the Folklore Museum, Fort Cochin Beach, St. Francisco Church, Mattancherry Palace and Silk Palace. If you're looking for places to shop while you're here, Lulu Mall and Abad Nucleus Mall are some of the popular options. The best time to visit this port city is during the winter i.e. from October to March.
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At the Oasis Royal Apartments there are three fresh water swimming pools, and a children's pool, surrounded by
sun terraces with sun beds and parasols, set in large tropical gardens.
Ideal for relaxing holidays, this 2 bedroom apartment is equipped with a fitted kitchen with everything you´ll need to enjoy a self catering holiday.
It also has a spacious lounge area, where you can rest, watch TV, read or play a family game.
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#FoodReview - Hangry Much? Here's What We Tried @ The Newly Opened Typsy Crow in SDA!
The latest student hangout to grace SDA, we've already bookmarked Typsy Crow for our next terrace party! Spread over two floors, the grungy café serves fusion tapas and has become a crowd favourite due to its delicious signature mocktails. While the first floor is a compact dine-in with a combination of high chairs and velvet couches, an upbeat playlist, and a (crow) bar, the terrace above it is what floored us!
With enough open space, comfy seating, greenery and chill vibes, it's the perfect venue to soak up the winter sun with a hookah by your side. You'll also have the option to choose from a (pun alert) neat liquor menu by March; a toast to good times and open skies!
Having heard a lot about their mocktails, we decided to order those up right away and here's our verdict:
Typsy Panna
A big thumbs up to this evergreen mixture of green mango and Indian spices. A less severe version of your typical aam panna, the Typsy Panna was immensely refreshing with actual bits of raw mango floating about and a generous amount of masala for that perfect kick!
Watermelon Blast
This colourful concoction of fresh fruit, basil and bell peppers is sure to strike a chord with health nuts. We found the taste quite unique due to the addition of bell peppers, which we could taste more strongly than the watermelon. Both drinks looked super appetizing, so full marks to the Chef for the simple yet effective presentation.
Basil Paneer Tikka
They say that a good-looking dish is half the battle won and we were happy to see that the beautiful plating style extended to the food as well. Putting a continental spin on our desi paneer tikka was a yummy garlic sauce on top and the addition of cashewnut paste in the marinade. The basil was easily the star ingredient.
Veg Pizza
If a thin crust pizza bursting with three kinds of cheese(!) and loaded with veggies is your idea of a party, then you're gonna love this one. A triple threat combo of cheddar, feta and mozzarella delighted our taste buds with every single bite! We also loved the fact that the toppings were absolutely fresh.
Chicken Afghan Tikka
This looked right out of a slick fine-dining catalogue and we couldn't wait to dig in! The amount of malai covering the tikka was just right, not too runny and not to sparse. The juicy meat was marinated with salt, lime juice, and ginger garlic paste while the poppy seed garnish provided the much-needed crunch.
Peanut Butter Chicken Tikka
The name caught our eye on the menu but unfortunately, titles can be deceptive. We could not taste the peanut butter in the chicken, which is apparently added to the marinade, but the streak of garlic sauce was truly finger licking good! We wish there was more of it though. The tikka was juicy enough and was perfectly complimented by Typsy Crow's in-house mint dip.
Looking to explore something new in SDA? We would definitely recommend Typsy Crow for a lazy brunch with your gang or if you just wanna catch some fresh air with light bites and delish drinks (who doesn't really?). Grab a terrace table and thank us later!
Meal For Two| Rs. 300
Address| C 8, Second Floor, SDA Market


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Learn the essential skills and procedures you need to deploy GPON business services using the Calix E7 Ethernet Services Access Platform. In this class you will learn how to provision transparent LAN service, Ethernet OAM, and T1 pseudowire services for E7 GPON business subscribers using Calix Management System (CMS). This course applies to both the E7-20 and E7-2.
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Annual gingerbread display doesn't disappoint
The builders and sponsors of more than 30 gingerbread creations for the 13th annual Gingerbread House Extravaganza hosted by the Jacksonville Historical Society were honored at a preview party on Dec. 2 at Old St. Andrew's Church. The houses are on display from now through Dec. 23, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, 10 a.m. on Saturdays. Parking is free; a donation of $5/adult and $3/child over age three is suggested.
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1/2" Internal PVC Coupling - Furniture Grade
Add length to an existing piece of 1/2" PVC pipe easily with the Formufit 1/2 in. Internal Coupling. This coupling connects 2 segments of Sch. 40 1/2 in. PVC pipe internally, with only a small seam exposed. Ideal for break points in larger applications and designs, to help reduce transport size.
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- Made from ultra-strong, UV-resistant furniture grade PVC material
- Unmarked, glossy surface finish and hidden insert provide for clean, professional appearance
- Inserts inside of 1/2 in. Sch. 40 PVC pipe only, which has an outside diameter of 13/16" (0.840") and an inside diameter of 1/2".
- Create 10-foot lengths from our 5-Foot PVC pipe segments, without expensive freight
- Flow-through capability to allow wiring or non-plumbing fluid passage
- Impact proof; 5x more durable than plumbing grade fittings
All FORMUFIT products are proudly manufactured in the United States from domestically sourced materials.
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This product will fit 1/2" Size Schedule 40 PVC pipe only, which has an outside diameter of 0.840" (13/16") and an inside diameter of approximately 0.622" (5/8") *. See our PVC 101 section for more info.
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Fake plants, replica plants, artificial plants… They're great when natural light isn't sufficient for live plants.
We've supplied everything in the name of artificial plants for over 40 years, from free-standing displays through to succulent table displays, even for your own home.
Installations and specialist themes are where we shine, our in-house joiners have installed fake olives cascading off ceilings, blossom canopy trees in Mayfair, Oak trees in Newcastle & Palms in Tbilisi, Georgia.
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Position Description: This position reports to the Executive Vice President (EVP) and requires good communication and project management skills. The right individual must possess a positive attitude and understand "team concept" as well as be available, organized, detail oriented, motivated for going above and beyond, confident of their abilities, and possess the talent and ability to "see the next step," while managing and meeting priorities under changing conditions. Candidate will also provide administrative and customer service support in a small office, team oriented environment.
Duties and responsibilities
NEBB Training and Education Center: Serve as point of contact for NEBB's local training and education facility, as well as off-site seminars that are held in various parts of the United States. Approximately 15 -20 seminars are expected to be scheduled annually, with anywhere from 10 to 40 attendees. Attendance at local seminars (NEBB TEC) is required.
NEBB Trade Show Support: Act as point of contact for trade shows that includes, but not limited to:
Support to the Executive Vice President: Execution of special projects as assigned by the EVP:
Office Support includes, but not limited to:
Finance Support includes, but not limited to:
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Vernal has a new, really awesome recreation center. You pay one price and have access to EVERYTHING. Here, the boys enjoyed some rock climbing. We also went swimming, and of course, I was in the pool with Conner and didn't take any pictures. But it was the funnest pool ever with a HUGE twisty water slide that only Braden was brave enough to conquer and a HUGE play structure that was like the Roseville Aquatics Center on steroids. Conner was scared of it, it was a bit overwhelming. My favorite part was this whirlpool part, you just lifted up your feet and it carried you away, so fun, but Conner didn't appreciate that either. It took awhile, but we finally ended with some smiles and happiness.
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Cross Timbers Creatives: Get Inspired by these Local Movers + Shakers
We + You Studios
From mesmerizing floral pieces to dreamy event styling, Amanda Ferguson of We + You Studios has the vision and talent to bring your event to life. Amanda takes your ideas and collaborates with you to write the story that you will want your guests to tell over and over again. Serving clients in both Texas and Colorado, We + You provides meticulously detailed services to make your event more captivating than you could have ever imagined.


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Apartment For Sale in Benahavis (Lomas de La Quinta) €549,000 (£468,302*)
If you have any questions about this Apartment in Benahavis, then please complete the form below and a member of our team will be happy to help you or call +34 952 880 941 and speak to Chris.
Reduced by €26,000
This well presented, spacious 3 bedroom elevated ground floor apartment is located in a gated community in La Quinta, close to the clubhouse. It is also near all amenities and only a short drive to Puerto Banus and Marbella.
This quiet and private apartment is located close to the community pool and offers sea, golf and mountain views.
It has a large living/dining area, a fully fitted kitchen with laundry room, a beautiful master bedroom suite, one guest bedroom suite and a further bedroom with a separate bathroom.
It also has several terraces which can be accessed from all rooms and included in the price it has a garage space and storage room.
Other features include air conditioning, underfloor heating in the bathrooms, marble floors, sun screens and shutters.
This property is ideal for either a permanent residence or holiday home.
Property Features
- Golf view
- Mountain view
- Sea View
- Amenities near
- Close to Golf
- Close to port
- Close to town
- Air Conditioning
- Underfloor heating (bathrooms)
- Excellent condition
- Alarm
- Fitted Wardrobes
- Marble floors
- Fully Fitted Kitchen
- Guest room
- Laundry room
- Storage room
- Gated Community
- Security Shutters
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11 Days / 10 Nights highlights of Borneo
11 Days 10 Nights Highlights of Borneo
Day 1 : Arrive Kuching
Arrival in Kuching, the capital city of Sarawak on the Island of Borneo. Explore the charms of Kuching City and see the historical and significant landmarks of the once city of the White Rajahs. Stay 2 nights at The Ranee Boutique Suites (N)
Day 2 Semenggoh Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre
See the endangered yet endearing "Man of the Forest" in this world renowned semi-wild rehabilitation centre (B/L)
Day 3 To Mulu National Park
Fly to Mulu. Explore the four magnificent caves of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Mulu National Park. Trek to the world's largest cave entrance of Deer Cave and marvel at the magnificent formations of Lang Cave. Observe the phenomenal exodus of millions of bats from the open-air observatory. 2 nights at Mulu National Park chalet (B/L/D)
Day 4 Mulu National Park
Explore the enchanting Wind Cave with its naturally sculpted column and pillars and listen as the river roars beneath your feet in Clearwater Cave. Visit the Borneo's Penan tribal settlement at Batu Bungan. These hunters-gatherers are one of the last such people. Learn of this unique tribe's way of life passed down from ancient culture of many thousands of years old.(B/L/D)
Day 5 To Kota Kinabalu
Fly to Kota Kinabalu. Transfer to Sinurambi Borneo Country Stay for 2 nights stay. (B)
Day 6 Sinurambi/ Crocker Range
Relax and explore the surrounding Crocker Range at your own leisure. (B)
Day 7 Mountain Biking Adventure
Cycle through the scenic and rugged Borneo countryside. Make a stop to visit the 2nd oldest stone church with its distinct colonial heritage. Overnight at Kasih Sayang Health Resort or go for authentic homestay experience (B/L/D)
Day 8 Mountain Biking Adventure
Test your riding skills on Borneo's suspension bridge, and more country roads towards the beach for a relaxing afternoon. Overnight at Raintree Beach & Golf Resort or similar (B/L)
Day 9 Poring Hot Springs/ Kinabalu National Park/ Gaya Island Resort
Traverse the mighty Crocker Range towards Poring Hot Springs for the treetop canopy walkway and the chance to bathe in natural hotsprings water. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Kinabalu National Park to see the rich plant life (B/L). 2 nights in Gaya Island Resort
Day 10 Gaya Island Resort (B)
Free at leisure
Day 11 Departure (B)
Transfer from hotel to airport for flight home.


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The Cazenovia Village Board of Trustees will conduct a public hearing to consider a potential change of zoning from R-6 to B-1 for properties located at 6 & 8 Farnham Street on Thursday, August 8 at 7:00 pm or upon completion of the first public hearing. The hearing, to receive public input on the topic will be held at the Village Municipal Building at 90 Albany Street, Cazenovia.
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Sale Ends January 31 at Midnight.
Posted on December 31, 2013 in Capricorn
By Henry Seltzer for ASTROGRAPH Horoscopes
You are delving more deeply into yourself, Capricorn, as another amazingly transformative month and year begins. In the midst of a darkly gleaming and yet nevertheless promising time, the energy is mightily available for proving out your outer world intention with deeds, as well as in the form of thoughtful realignments at the deepest levels of your being. Your future plans remain your focus, together with the efforts that you still make to align these goals with your own soul-purpose as you are coming to understand it. Partners continue to provide beneficial perspectives. Your career and your self-expression are the subject of extended interior meditation. It is exciting what you bring to the table: new vision that can move mountains, along with a renewed determination to be of true service to the world around you.
As an overview of the entire month it is important to analyze the chart for the powerful New Moon in your sign, taking place right on January 1st. This chart is therefore also an indicator for the entire year of 2014. It features a close conjunction between the early morning New Moon and transformational Pluto, with Mercury, two degrees away from the Capricorn New Moon, implying greater conscious choice around the personal spiritual evolution thus represented and with also Mars, Uranus and Jupiter forming with this New Moon stellium of planets a grand cross. Though every Capricorn is affected, those of your Sun Sign born around this New Moon date, within a few days of the end of the year, in either direction, will be feeling the strongest push. In any case, the stars definitely incline toward making radical change a reality in your life, in the direction of soul intention.
You are being symbolically stretched in many different ways. The ancient mystery of the four directions, epitomized by seminal 20th century psychologist C. G. Jung as the four functions of sensation, intuition, thinking and feeling, are all activated by this grand cross in cardinal signs on the angular sectors of your solar chart. Your deep intuition in particular is very alive for you right now, symbolized by Uranus in Aries, in your sector of home and family. There could be a degree of instability that you feel at the very core of your being, a sense of restlessness, with the possibility of rapid change and fluctuation within family structure or perhaps with regard to your physical home base. This contrasts with your more conservative tendency to hold back from change. This sensation of inner movement has been noticeable for many months and even years, and could be more and more disturbing with an associated feeling of volatility or insecurity. The up side is that within this basic instability lies the seed of greater conscious understanding of who and what you really are, independent of the mental filters of consensus opinion and early conditioning.
Your past is rapidly being left behind, it seems, and your next steps are largely up to you. This is an idea that, once you get past the queasiness of the roller coaster ride that has gotten you this far, might yet prove exhilarating. Your resolve is getting stronger over the course of this potent monthly cycle, to carve out for yourself exactly what you need for your own soul growth from the vast array of potential choices; this is especially so since Saturn, your ruler, is highlighted in your sector of societal connection and future plans. The friendships you have and the social groups that you favor are all part of this newfound determination to make your future something that works for you at all the levels of your being.
All this quantity of radical change throughout this present month is taking place in the context of the retrograde of Venus through your sign, coming closer toward the Sun and Mercury, as the first week of the year unfolds. This symbolizes a thoughtful and almost meditative stance regarding what you do in the external world, which you understand more and more completely to be a product of your own interior meditation. We are conditioned to see the world as made up of hard objects which the soft fuzziness of our ideas flow through, but it is actually the other way around. Your ideas are the hard objects that push through the soft fuzziness of the world around you and give shape to it.
With the massive changes that are happening now, I highly recommend that folks get a transit report tailored specifically to their chart for the most accurate description of what's in store for you in the months ahead.
Find out with this report that gives detailed descriptions of your transits for a three, six or twelve month period. This report was written by astrologer Henry Seltzer.
All transits are fully interpreted with insightful clues on how to navigate the challenges ahead and gives the date range for when each transit is in effect. Includes transits to planets Mars through Pluto. Also includes interpretations for Chiron - a unique feature of this report!Preview Your Report
The Sun represents the Self, one's way of being in the world. It can represent, on different levels, both the ego and the higher Self or soul purpose. It rules Leo and is exalted in Aries. The Sun is the most important 'planet' in the chart and symbolizes one's will and sense of vitality. When the Sun is afflicted (poorly placed or poorly aspected) it could indicate problems with the father, or male role model. The Sun energizes your entire chart, and planets in close relationship to the Sun (by planetary aspect) are emphasized in your personality. If your Sun is prominent in your chart, you will exhibit great power to do and to be.
The Moon represents the personal self, the feelings and the unconscious. It is a reflection of the true self, represented by the Sun. The Moon also stands for security and instinctual or habitual patterns, as well as the ability to relate to others, and to be nurturing to others. The Moon rules Cancer and is exalted in Taurus. It is often contrasted with the Sun as the female receptive principle versus the masculine or positive principle. The Moon represents the feminine and nurturing part of oneself. In a male chart, the Moon represents the feminine within, or the 'anima' and also indicates the type of partner you will attract. The Moon also represents an attunement from the past, which operates at an instinctive or habitual level in your present life.
Mercury represents the mind and intellect, and rules Gemini, sign of duality also Virgo, and has its exaltation in Aquarius. Mercury is an airy planet, associated with all forms of communication and the in-flow and out-flow of intelligence. Its position indicates how your mental function will be expressed, and where techniques and skills are available to you.
Venus is the planet of love and relationship. Venus is in-taking, rather than out-going (as represented by Mars), and rules the signs Libra and Taurus. Venus has its exaltation in Pisces, and is associated with aesthetics, beauty, refinement and romance. Its position in the chart indicates the area in which the give and take of love, affection and sensual pleasure will be expressed.
Mars is the planet of outward activity and animal passion. It rules Aries and is exalted in Capricorn. This fiery planet is masculine in action, versus softer more receptive Venus. When strong in the chart it can indicate a volatile temper, and also great courage. Its position indicates how your personality will assert itself, and what modes of activity will stimulate your physical energies.
Jupiter is the planet of faith, positivism and optimism. It rules Sagittarius and is exalted in Cancer. Jupiter represents the principle of expansion, versus contraction (as represented by Saturn) and the aspirations of the higher self. Its position in the chart indicates how your faith will be expressed, and what modes of activity will stimulate self-confidence.
Saturn is the planet of limitation and contraction, and the trials of life experience. This includes disciplive, punctuality, and the conservation of material resources. Saturn rules Capricorn and is exalted in Libra, and is limited and material, versus unlimited faith (as represented by Jupiter). It indicates areas where the personality will be restricted by fears and lack of confidence, and also areas which are important to be worked on in this lifetime.
Uranus is the planet of freedom and revolutionary vision, the urge for change and the ability to visualize new possibilities. Uranus rules Aquarius, and is exalted in Scorpio. It is also associated with mental studies, electricity and astrology. Its position indicates the arena of originality and freedom from conventional thinking in your life.
Neptune represents the universal ocean of oneness with all beings. It is thus highly compassionate, also idealistic, imaginative and self login or even self undoing, and can be associated with drugs or media, as fantasy expressions. Neptune rules Pisces, and finds its exaltation in Cancer. Its position indicates where there may be confusion and also great creativity in poetic or musical fields. Neptune has been called the higher octave of Venus.
Pluto is a force for change that can be destructive in its power. Pluto rules Scorpio, and is exalted in Leo. Pluto is related to will, and intense passion, and has a reputation for ruthlessness. As god of the underworld Pluto brings the deepest compulsions into the light. Its position indicates areas of life that must ultimately become transformed as part of the soul's evolution.
Chiron is a small planet, or 'planetoid' that was only discovered in 1977, and which has already shown itself to be quite powerful in an individual's chart. Occupying an eccentric orbit between Saturn and Uranus, and named for the centaur physician of Greek myth who taught ancient wisdom to mankind, Chiron represents the archetype of the "Wounded Healer" and is associated with shamanism and going within to heal oneself. Its discovery is synchronous with the rise of the holistic health movement. Chiron's position in the chart reveals where one has been wounded, and where also there is the opportunity for discovering healing from within and sharing this discovery with other people, since from our wounds arises our compassion for the suffering of others. The position of Chiron, by house and sign, can also show where we have talent and access to ancient wisdom, as well as where we may depart from the mainstream in service to a higher practicality. Those with prominent Chiron are likely to be educators and spiritual healers.
As goddess of the harvest and the natural process of fertility and renewal, Ceres represents the process of nurturing and motherhood in an individual chart, and has been attributed to the sign Cancer as a co-ruler with the Moon, as well as to the signs of Taurus, Scorpio and Virgo.
The astrology of the asteroid Pallas indicates the creative use of the mental faculty in combination with ageless wisdom, and is also involved with the arts, especially the plastic arts such as sculpture and pottery, and with medicinal remedies.
The astrology of Juno indicates partnering energy of intimate relationships, as in the more modern issues of where the boundaries are with another person, how much sharing is appropriate, versus holding back, are there issues of bitterness and jealousy, or projected authority and control onto another person, and intimacy needs in general.
In the astrology of Vesta issues of sexuality and completeness unto oneself predominate. Possible associations are the woman (or man) who chooses celibacy, but as a nun or monk takes on a higher purpose than normal family life, also issues of sexuality and who is ultimately served in the process, self or other.
While the lower expression of Eris might manifest as the lust for struggle and violence, there is also a more positive manifestation in the most basic defense of one's rights in standing up to established power, by violence if necessary. By recognizing and coming to terms with this potentially violent factor in ourselves we can grow as humans and become more whole.
The astrology of Haumea seems to be related to love of the natural world and to the fecundity of natural process. This archetype thus signals profound connection to Nature, connection to Source, and a form of natural charisma.
The astrology of Makemake is related to love of the natural world and to the activism associated with defending the environment. This archetype thus signals a profound connection to nature that is quite similar to the archetype of Haumea, his fellow traveler in the Kuiper Belt, with the same astronomical designation and also named from the pantheon of indigenous gods and goddesses.
The Part of Fortune (from the Latin Pars Fortuna) is the only Arabian astrology part still commonly used in modern astrology. It indicates an area of life that is a fortunate one for the native. The house in which the Part of Fortune is placed indicates an area of your life which is likely to be a successful one for you; an area where the applications of your skill will bear fruit. Its is where you will find good luck and happiness.
The Nodes of the Moon indicate areas of life that are of special concern to you. Also referred to as the dragon's head, The North Node indicates your goals. The placement of the North Node indicates work that needs to be done in your life, or new faculties that need to be developed in the present lifetime.
The Nodes of the Moon indicate areas of life that are of special concern to you. Also known as the dragon's tail, the South Node indicates areas of mastery, often from a previous lifetime.
Aries people tend to be energetic, forceful and outgoing. They are good at getting things done, although they prefer starting to finishing. Like the energy of the first rush of spring, they move into the world in a headstrong, pioneering way. Aries people are likely to rush into things before reflecting, and may also be impatient or unwilling to sit back and allow events to mature.
Taureans revel in the pleasures of life. They crave the security and comfort of relaxing in the warmth of their home environment. They value the senses and the enjoyment of material things. Taureans are likely to work hard to make their home an attractive one. They also have the makings of a healer and have a large capacity for kindness.
Gemini is the sign associated with communication, logical thought processes (based on duality) and the conscious mind. Gemini people tend to be airy and intellectual, glib of tongue and curious about life and other people. They can experience two sides of things at the same time, and may tend to be flighty.
Cancerians are nurturing and protective of others. Their ruling planet is the Moon, and they tend to be moody, with constantly changing emotions. Cancerians are also likely to be security-conscious and highly value their home life. They may appear passive, and tend to rely on their feelings to make decisions. They are subtle, rather than direct, and are likely to reflect the moods of those around them.
Leos are likely to express themselves in dramatic, creative and assertive ways. They are also likely to enjoy the warmth of the physical Sun. Leos have great energy, courage and honesty. They are likely to be self-confident and maybe even a bit self-indulgent as they expect to be the center of attention, and often are. Leos can be quite determined and usually get their way when they really want to. They also possess great integrity, and are a natural leader.
Virgos love work, service to others and the gathering of the fruits of the material world, as symbolized by the harvest. They are also likely to be a good conversationalist, with wide-ranging knowledge and interesting ideas. They can be analytical and perhaps overly fond of detail, with perfectionist tendencies, and they may miss out on the big picture by concentrating on the micro. It also benefits them to learn the fine line between discrimination and criticism.
Libra is the sign of harmony and relationship. The Sun in Libra is at the time of the Equinox, when day equals night, and similarly Libra strives for balance between polarities. Librans are known for their good taste, elegance and charm. They are seekers of harmony and beauty.
Scorpio is the most intense sign of the Zodiac, and is associated with sexual activity and with the symbolism of death and rebirth. Their emotions run deep. Scorpios have great personal magnetism and great powers of persuasion or even the ability to coerce others.
Sagittarius is an optimistic, positive-thinking sign associated with the quest for freedom from all restriction as well as idealism, religion and philosophy. Sagittarians are direct and forthright, good-natured and affirmative in their outlook.
Capricorn people are ambitious and practical, and are likely to have an excellent sense of social responsibility. They also tend to be conscious of social mores, perhaps to the point of over-concern. Their natural caution allows them to advance slowly and steadily to the top.
Aquarians have a rebellious nature, and are eccentric, spontaneous and original. They are forward thinking and detached, and can seem conservative though they really are not very much so. They are scientifically minded and logical, and confident in manner.
Pisceans are friendly and likable, and yet can be very moody and introspective as well. Pisces is a watery sign, concerned with subtle emotions and secret mystical depths. Pisceans are not entirely at home in this world.


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lasted from 1830 to 1901, the reign of Queen Victoria of England. Anytime during the two weekends of this Christmas period celebration, with the smallest effort, you could imagine you were among the citizens of the time. All in period costume, men and woman strolled and wished Merry Christmas to passers-by, a man walked and juggled at the same time, a chimney sweep was spotted, a soldier played his drum, chestnuts were sold, a kids' zone with movies and crafts was available, bobbies trolled for bad guys and a beef-eater, in full costume, appeared now and again. I was a participant, singing Christmas carols along with my husband, Bruce. We strolled down our historic Centre Street and ended on the stage, invited there by the musicians playing. I don't know if we were singing with them or they were accompanying us. Whichever it was, it was fun.
James T. Hurley, our actual Chief of Police of Fernandina
with Gil Langley, tourist development, as a colorful beefeater
Vendors' tents were set up on several blocks of Centre. Food and fancies were offered and it was a great place to pick up Christmas gifts. I was there, signing my novels. For an author whose stories are set in Dickens period, the late 1800s, telling folks how the stories take place along the very street on which they are walking and with me wearing Victorian garb... Well, was a real hoot for this writer.
A doily pinned at the neck with a brooch, a long-sleeved blouse, a long skirt, a decorated beach hat, a velvet jacket and I found my instant Victorian costume! -jmm
Robert Severance- chimney sweep and Keith Klawinski- drummer
Tiny Tim joined the carolers
Jane Marie book signing on Centre Street
Santa added to the fun!
Might Mr. Keith become a GOODBYE LIEr?
If they decide to make this an annual event, make plans now to attend. You'll have a fine time. We all did!
The origin of the name bobbies (taken from http://www.history.com/news/ask-history/why-are-british-police-officers-called-bobbies-) In London, the policemen were so identified with the politician [Robert Peel] who created them, that they were referred to as "Peelers" or—more memorably—"Bobbies," after the popular nickname for Robert .
Something about Beefeaters:
( taken from http://resources.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/questions/beefeaters.htm)
The guards at the Tower of London are called Yeoman Warders. In principle, they are responsible for looking after any prisoners at the Tower and safeguarding the British crown jewels, but in practice they act as tour guides and are a tourist attraction in their own right. There are twelve Yeomen Warders. While their role is usually confined to the Tower of London, the Yeomen Warders do take part in one State ceremony. At Coronations, they form a guard of honour inside the annexe at Westminster Abbey.Their nickname is Beefeater.


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At one point in time, any person may feel a literal pain in the neck. Some people may feel neck pain for a short duration. However, there are also those who have to experience chronic neck pain that may last for weeks.
Neck pain can be a sign of a non-threatening condition and may eventually stop after a couple of days or after engaging in Therapy Services. But, chronic neck pain can be a symptom of a serious underlying condition.
- What causes neck pain?
There are lots of reasons why neck pain may occur. It may be a result of an injury such as when you are playing certain sports with lots of body contact. The injury may also come from a car accident or a fall. Even improper posture can result to neck pain.
The pain in your neck may also result in staying in one position for too long such as when you are sleeping on your right side for a long time. This situation often results in waking up with a stiff neck that may last for a couple of hours or even a day or two. Sitting on a desk with your neck in one direction for a long time can also cause pain in this specific body part.
Serious conditions can also cause neck pain. If this type of discomfort is accompanied by jaw pain, arm numbness, nausea or shortness of breath, among others, you or the person may be having a heart attack. Other possible serious causes include meningitis, fibromyalgia, osteoporosis, rheumatoid arthritis, spinal stenosis, among others.
- When is a doctor's visit necessary?
If you are experiencing some of the following symptoms for more than a week already, it is time to talk to your doctor about your neck pain:
- fever
- headache
- difficulty when breathing or swallowing
- numbness
- nausea
- lump in the neck
- weakness
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- How is neck pain diagnosed and treated?
The doctor may conduct tests that include CT scans, MRI scans, lumbar puncture, X-rays, blood tests, among others.
Treatment for neck pain depends upon what the doctor may diagnose as its underlying condition. Some of the possible treatments may include Physical Therapy in Bed Stuy, Brooklyn, medications, use of neck collars, or in rare cases, surgery.
Crown Rehab and Wellness specializes in treating neck pain through our expertise in providing Physical Therapy in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. We also treat other conditions that range from work-related injuries, sports-related injuries, back pain, and more.
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Twitter, one of the top Social Networking site with simple features but used by millions of people all over the world. Most of the celebrities, well-known people use Twitter these days to share a lot more things with their followers. Twitter established in the year 2006, within a decade Twitter becomes quite familiar with its simple and innovative features. Twitter lets you share your message with your followers within 140 characters. Now Twitter became one of the biggest sources of news for many! Even celebrities, political leaders widely using Twitter these days!
Twitter has a lot of simple and innovative features. Twitter dashboard one of the finest features, which lets you schedule your tweets, and a lot more features can be noticed on Twitter. All of sudden a Team of Twitter dashboard revealed that they are going to shut down Twitter Dashboard App on 3rd February 2017 with a series of tweets through their official twitter handle!
Twitter Dashboard To Shut Down On 03rd Feb 2017
Dashboard App developers tweeted that
Twitter Dashboard will be closing down on February 3rd. 1/5
In the future, we hope to bring the best features from Dashboard to the broader Twitter community. 2/5Thanks for making Dashboard part of how you use Twitter, we've been overwhelmed by your positive feedback. 3/5All of your scheduled Tweets will still be posted as scheduled and can be seen/updated from @tweetdeck 4/5So long and thanks for all the Tweets, <3, the @dashboardapp team team. 5/5


text: Netflix is releasing a few new Christmas movies this year and while most of them so far have been romances, they absolutely nailed it with The Christmas Chronicles. The Pierces have been struggling since the death of their father but when Kate and Teddy stay up to catch Santa, they get more than they bargained for and end up helping him save Christmas! Not only is the movie exciting and funny but it's also sad and Kurt Russell is so good as Santa that I am now convinced he is the real thing. I highly recommend The Christmas Chronicles!


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City Soccer League
About City Soccer League Programming
The DC SCORES City Soccer Program is available for kids who do not attend a school that offers DC SCORES Core Programming. Through a partnership with DPR, the City Soccer Program is available at participating recreation centers throughout DC.
The City Soccer Program is currently soccer only with hopes to add the writing component soon. Each week students will participate in a minimum of two soccer practices with 4-6 game days throughout the season versus other teams in the DC SCORES City Soccer League. Programs are open to grades 3-5 at all sites.
Fall & Spring
Kids will become more physically fit as they learn the fundamentals of soccer and improve their skills. Players will also participate in activities that teach and further promote DC SCORES' core values of teamwork, leadership and commitment.
Players of all levels are encouraged to participate.
DC SCORES programming is FREE to all participants. Each year we raise 100% of the money it takes to run our programs in DC.
If you would like to contribute to the program or help fundraise, please contact us at email@example.com or donate here.
What does my child need to participate?
Every participant must turn in a signed registration form before participating in DC SCORES. The registration form ensures that staff have necessary information about your child, and also provides your child with supplemental insurance.
New registration forms must be completed each school year of participation. See the coach at your child's site for a registration form or complete the form online at register.dcscores.org.
All practice and game equipment (including jerseys) will be provided by DC SCORES. All equipment provided is property of DC SCORES until distributed by coaches at the end of the spring season for players completing both seasons and meeting attendance requirements as set by his/her coach.
Players are not required to wear cleats and can play in any type of athletic shoe/sneaker. They should wear comfortable athletic clothing and footwear for all sessions.
Weekly Site Schedule
Each DC SCORES site makes their own afterschool schedule to meet the needs of their coaches and available resources. Please contact the coach point of contact (listed on the Program Site Directory) at your site for the schedule. 2019 Spring game schedules coming soon!
Parents are responsible for picking up their children at the time established by the coaches. Parents who are late to pick up their children may be subject to a fee.
Please note that practices will not be canceled in the case of inclement weather (unless school closes). Coaches will conduct practice inside as necessary.
2018 - 2019 Program Calendar
Fall Season
- Start Date: September 4th
- Fall Frenzy: October 13th
- End Date: November 20th
Spring Season
- Start Date: March 12th
- Jamboree: June 1st
- End Date: June 1st
Fall Frenzy
Fall Frenzy is for all City Soccer League program teams and their families. Kids will participate in soccer games, arts and crafts, and other activities. Buses will transport students from their school, and lunch is provided for all players and family members.
June 1, 2019
Similar to Fall Frenzy, the Jamboree is an end of year celebration with soccer games, activity booths, and free food for everyone.


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Characters can help express your ideas in a fun, engaging way. Concept Vision designs, builds and animates characters for a wide range of uses. Still images, web animations or television commercials can all be used to grab your audience's attention.
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Taijiquan and baguazhang rely heavily upon Taoism. Both arts are the embodiment of Taoist principles: yin/yang & bagua diagram. To truly understand, use and communicate in these arts, you need to speak the language. This doesn't necessarily mean Chinese, but rather, Ancient Contemplative Taoism and martial theory.
A similar situation occurred in Star Trek The Next Generation where Picard meets a race that only communicates in references to events/incidents/people that are unique to their own own culture e.g. "Shaka when the walls fell..." Huh?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Q7fqg7WwIw - this is really useful
Sifu and myself share much a common familiarity with The Book of Five, The Way and Its Power, The Way of Chuang Tzu, The Art of War, The Tai Chi Classics (and many other books), so we can easily and readily refer to themes contained within those texts.


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How Fentanyl Is Posing a Public Health and Safety Risk
Most individuals take the necessary precautions to ensure that they lead safe and healthy lives. There may be few things more upsetting than discovering that something that was designed to help people is actually destroying lives at an alarming rate, especially when this item is supposedly safe and being recommended for use by trusted medical professionals.…
Public Health Warning Issued on Tranquilizer-Laced Heroin
Heroin for some time now has been increasing in popularity all across the nation. This drug has soared in popularity on the coattails of the American opiate prescription drug epidemic.


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Make storage a breeze with our Small Rolling Tree Storage Bag. Featuring two built-in wheels, this exclusive rolling Christmas tree storage bag can accommodate trees up to 7.5 feet tall with ease. At the end of the holiday season, just roll the bag into your storage closet and feel confident that your Christmas tree is receiving the treatment it deserves.
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BELSORP-miniX is a compact, volumetric adsorption measurement instrument used to measure surface area and pore size distribution. Up to 3 samples can be measured simultaneously and independently with dedicated software, which makes instrument operation straightforward.
Improved measurement accuracy and reproducibility is achieved through the use of the advanced ADSMTM (Advanced Free Space Measurement) method. BELSORP-miniX can be used in many areas for research and development (R&D) as well as for quality control (QC).
Measurement priciple
Volumetric gas adsorption method + AFSMTM
N2, Ar, CO2, H2 and other non-corrosive gases
Analysis port
Measurement range
Specific surface area: 0.01 m2/g and above (N2/77K)
Pressure transducer
up to 6; 0 - 1000 Torr
280(W) X 650(H) X 465(D) mm, 38 kg (excl. vacuum pump)