text:
The Agency Playbook
The PR industry's most comprehensive listing of firms from every region and specialty.
The latest PR news from the Holmes Report.
Opinion and commentary from the Holmes Report.
The Holmes Report's Echo Chamber PR show lifts the lid on key stories and trends.
Latest video interviews and campaigns from the Holmes Report.
Long-form journalism that analyzes the issues, challenges and opportunities facing the business and practice of PR.
Industry-leading analysis of the PR stories that matter.
Up close and personal with leaders from the marketing and PR worlds.
Keeping up with the latest thinking on PR industry expansion.
Coverage of the Cannes Lions from the Holmes Report in association with ICCO.
Coverage of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
The Holmes Report's annual analysis of the top reputation crises to rock the corporate sector.
The Holmes Report's annual forecast of trends that will impact the PR world in the year ahead.
Diversity & inclusion trends, views and analysis from the Holmes Report.
Creative work, trends and views from the global public relations industry.
Dedicated to exploring the new frontiers of PR as it dives deeper into social media, content and analytics.
Our coverage of key technology PR trends and challenges from around the world of digital communications.
From brand marketing to conscious consumerism, coverage of key marketing and PR trends worldwide.
Coverage of global corporate reputation and communications news and trends, from the leading online corporate PR news website The Holmes Report. Subscribe today!
The Holmes Report's coverage, analysis and news around the rapidly-shifting area of employee engagement and internal communications.
Sports PR news, diversity & inclusion trends, views and analysis from the Holmes Report. Subscribe today for the very latest in the world of sports communications.
The Holmes Report's definitive global benchmark of global PR agency size and growth, new for 2018.
The Holmes Report's annual selections for PR Agencies of the Year, across all of the world's major markets.
The world's 100 most powerful corporate communicators.
The Holmes Report profiles marketing and communications innovators from across North America, EMEA and Asia-Pac.
The most creatively awarded PR campaigns and agencies in the world.
In-depth annual research into the PR industry's efforts to raise creative standards.
The key global benchmark of PR agency rankings, industry size and global trends.
The world's biggest PR awards programme, dedicated to benchmarking the best PR work from across the globe.
The biggest PR conference of the year, a high-level forum designed for senior practitioners to address the critical issues that matter most.
Exploring the innovation and disruption that is redefining influence and engagement.
Unrivalled insight into the world's best PR agencies, across specialist and geographic categories.
Bringing together in-house comms leaders with PR firms to discuss critical global issues.
The PR industry's most comprehensive listing of firms from every region and specialty
Find the latest global PR and communications jobs from the Holmes Report. From internships to account executives or directors. See all our PR jobs here.
Content from the Holmes Report's premium partners.
The Holmes Report's editorial series published in collaboration with partners.
Reporters and editors still value press releases, but they want releases that are succinct, direct and stripped of bells ...
Holmes Report 20 Jul 2014
Edelman has begun an internal investigation into its relationship with former shareholder Rui Chenggang, after the CCTV ...
Arun Sudhaman 14 Jul 2014
A new study from Weber Shandwick uncovers the extent to which digital is impacting newsrooms in Asia-Pacific.
Holmes Report 14 Jul 2014
Holmes Report 27 Jun 2014
Paul Holmes 11 Apr 2014
A new study claims that the UK PR industry continues to overlook global broadcast media in favour of print and online ch ...
Arun Sudhaman 04 Jul 2013
SpecOps Communications, a media and digital communications firm, has hired media relations veteran Jonathan Zaback as CC ...
Holmes Report 19 Mar 2013
The UK media is among the most positive in Europe, according to a global analysis of the tone of the news, across print ...
Holmes Report 17 Mar 2013
Aarti Shah 11 Mar 2013
Aarti Shah 29 Jan 2013
The PR industry's most comprehensive listing of firms from every region and specialty.
The world's largest PR awards program.
Intelligence and insight from across the PR world.About The Holmes Report Contact Us Privacy & Cookie Policy
We feel that the views of the reader are as important as the views of the writer. Please contact us at [email protected]Signup For Our Newsletter Media Kits/Editorial Calendar Jobs Postings Sitemap
© The Holmes Report 2020


text:
Protected: Presentation Download Center for Class Action Mastery Forum | Jan. 15-17, 2019 | San Diego
This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below:
Will a Supreme Court Decision in 'Spokeo' Open the Floodgates to No-Injury Class Actions?
The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to hear arguments on Nov. 2 on the question of whether Congress may confer Article III standing on […]

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Reaching Immigrants through Community Empowerment (RICE)
Project RICE (Reaching Immigrants through Community Empowerment) is a five-year community-driven initiative to promote diabetes prevention among Korean American and South Asian American immigrants in New York City using a community health worker (CHW) model approach. The project is funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and is the core research project of the New York University Health Promotion and Prevention Research Center (PRC). It is conducted in partnership with local health providers and community and faith-based organizations.
The purpose of Project RICE is to improve knowledge, increase preventive health behaviors, and increase access to health care services among Korean and South Asian Americans who are at risk for diabetes. In particular, this project aims:
- To utilize community based participatory research (CBPR) methods to expand upon an existing campus-community partnership to develop and implement a CHW program among Korean and South Asian Americans that promotes diabetes prevention;
- To gather descriptive information on access to care, health behaviors, and beliefs as related to diabetes prevention among these two populations in NYC; and
- To develop, implement, and assess the efficacy of a CHW intervention to promote diabetes prevention and access to care among NYC Koreans and South Asians.
Asian Americans experience a disproportionate burden of diabetes compared to other racial and ethnic groups, and new and innovative ways to address health promotion and disease prevention are critical to reducing health disparities. Project RICE is the first intervention to test the efficacy of a CHW program to prevent diabetes in the Korean and South Asian populations. CHWs serve as frontline health workers who are indigenous to the community in which they work— ethnically, linguistically, socioeconomically, and experientially. CHWs' understanding of community norms, attitudes, values and strengths is valuable given the growth of minority and underserved populations whom health care providers have difficulty reaching.
Study Design
Project RICE consists of two phases. A descriptive study (completed in 2010) informed the design of the CHW pilot intervention (completed in 2012) and full intervention (launched Summer 2012).
1. Descriptive Study
Surveys, health screenings, and focus groups were conducted to collect qualitative and quantitative data. Diabetes resources and needs assessment surveys were administered in Korean and South Asian communities at community health fairs in order to characterize community members' general health needs, access to services, life style behaviors, and perceptions of disease as related to diabetes prevention and health promotion. Participants also took part in a health screening to measure fasting blood glucose, cholesterol, body mass index, and blood pressure, yielding clinical data on prevalence of diabetes risk factors among Korean and South Asian Americans in NYC.
Focus groups led by trained CHWs were conducted with Korean and South Asian immigrants (1 male and 1 female group per community). These provided particular insight into the health behavior practices of recently immigrated Korean and South Asian individuals that may have an impact on health promotion and diabetes prevention. Focus groups also informed our ability to adapt existing measures and educational curricula so that they are culturally relevant and appropriate for use in the Korean and South Asian American communities in NYC.
Brief reports on the results of the descriptive study in the Korean and South Asian communities can be found here.
This study uses a randomized controlled treatment design to test the effectiveness of a CHW intervention to promote diabetes prevention among individuals at risk for diabetes in the Korean and South Asian communities in NYC. Participants are recruited through outreach efforts by our community partners and CHWs in Queens and Manhattan. Eligible participants will be: (a) Korean or South Asian immigrants; (b) identified as at risk by a diabetes risk assessment; (c) between 18-75 years of age; and (d) willing to be randomized to either treatment or control groups.
Project RICE CHWs have undergone an extensive training and are based at community partner sites where they meet with eligible participants during 6 two-hour group sessions and follow up with weekly telephone calls. They provide social support, as well as informational/educational materials and instruction on diabetes prevention and health promotion. They also link and negotiate participants' access to a primary care physician. CHWs conduct baseline, 3-month, and 6-month semi-structured interviews with participants to assess predisposing and reinforcing risk factors for diabetes, diabetes knowledge and health behaviors, and primary client outcomes to determine the effectiveness of the CHW intervention.
We hypothesize that individuals in the case group, when compared to the control group, will experience:
H1: Greater reductions in weight, BMI, and hip-to-waist ratio measurements
H2: Improved access to and utilization of healthcare services
H3: Greater knowledge and improved changes in dietary and physical activity
Data will be analyzed to evaluate the CHW intervention's efficacy in health promotion and diabetes prevention in the Asian American community, as well as to inform the understanding of the contextual factors related to the intervention. If the CHW intervention is found to be efficacious, the RICE Coalition will make recommendations for the sustainable development of CHW interventions within community-based settings that serve other Asian American communities across NYC.
For more information on Project RICE, please contact Jennifer Zanowiak, Research Coordinator, at 212-263-0485, or email@example.com.


text:
Short Bio
Yane Calovski studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, (1992-1996) and Bennington College (1997), and has participated in the post-graduate studio programs at both the CCA Kitakyushu (1999-2000), and the Jan van Eyck Academy (2002-2004). He holds a masters degree from Linkoping University in Sweden (2011). For his practice, he has been awarded a Pew Fellowship in the Arts (2001) among other grants and residences.
In 2004, he co-founded the art and curatorial research platform "press to exit project space" in Skopje with artist Hristina Ivanoska with whom he often collaborates on projects such as Oskar Hansen's Museum of Contemporary Art (2007).
The art practice of Yane Calovski is concerned with experiential ideas often situated in the sitespecificity of a new cultural and political geography, often addressing the incompleteness and lapsing of narratives and history. His objects, drawings, videos and installations often emerge from his evolving experience within disparate international contexts, and have been shown internationally in individual and group exhibitions at venues such as Tate Britain (London), Museum of Contemporary Art (Skopje), The European Kunsthalle (Cologne), Contemporary Art Center (Vilnius), Konshallen Brandts (Odense), Kronika (Bytom), Philadelphia Museum of Art, The Drawing Center (New York), and others. He has also exhibited at Manifesta 3 (Ljubljana, 2000) and Manifesta 7 (Bolzano, 2008).
Yane Calovski lives and works in Skopje. The artist is represented by Żak | Branicka in Berlin.
Solo exhibitions and collaborations
2011 Interlocutor, Museum of Contemporary Art, Skopje (cat)
2010 Obsessive Setting, Żak | Branicka, Berlin (cat)
Ponder Pause Process (a Situation), Tate Britain, London
2009 Yane Calovski: Hollow Land and Master Plan, "Appearances" series,
European Kunshalle, Cologne
2009 Yane Calovski and Hristina Ivanoska: Interplay - Oskar Hansen's Museum of
Modern Art, Expended Media Gallery, HDLU - Croatian Association of Artists, Zagreb (cat)
2008 Yane Calovski and Hristina Ivanoska: Oskar Hansen's Museum of Modern Art, Żak
| Branicka, Berlin
2007 Yane Calovski and Hristina Ivanoska: Orphans of Culture, Legends and
Heroes, Kronika, Bytom (cat)
2004 Everything is after something, BAC - Baltic Art Center, Visby
2003 Never mind the View, site-specific installation, Quatro Ventti Festival, Manciano
2003 Yane Calovski and Hristina Ivanoska: Nature and Social Studies: Spiral Trip,
Contemporary Art Center, Skopje (cat)
2002 Tommy Rot (The Sublime Violence of Truth), ARGE Kunst, Bozlano
2001 So-Low, Everything Matters, Nova Galeria, Zagreb
Group Exhibitions
2012 Aftermath, Akbank Art Center, Istanbul (cat)
White, CDA Projects, Istanbul (cat)
It's in the 'Can', Open Systems - Zentrum für Kunstprojekte, Vienna
2011 Pass the Concept: Yane Calovski, Roman Ondak and Nedko Solakov, Deutsche
Bank Collection, FRIEZE Art Fair, London
Art works –art in the Deutsche Bank Collection, The DB Towers, Frankfurt (cat)
2010 This Is Where Nowhereness Is, (Have a Look! Have a Look!), FormContent,
2009 Where Everything Is Yet to Happen (2nd chapter), SpaPort – International
Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Art, PROTOK, Banja Luka (cat)
2008 Manifesta 7: The Rest of Now, Bozano (cat)
Seasonal Cuts, Academie Lebanese des Beaux Arts (ALBA), Sin el Fil, Lebanon
Perfect Present Continuous, The Nederland Media Art Institute, Amsterdam;
traveled to Townhouse Gallery, Cairo
2007 Lost Highway Exhibition, SKUC Gallery, Ljubljana
Inquiry into Reality: The Disappearance of Public Space, Museum of Contemporary
Art, Belgrade, traveled to Center for Contemporary Art Sarajevo (cat)
2006 Reality. Odense 10'50", Kunsthallen Brands, Odense (cat)
The Spiral House, Tensta Konsthall, Stockholm (cat)
Under. Ctrl., Forum Stad Park, Graz
2005 Dissent: Political Voices, SPACES Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio
2004 The Violence of Tone, W139 at PARK, Amsterdam
PR 04. Tribute to the Messenger // 2004 Olympics, San Juan/Rincon, Puerto Rico (cat)
2003 24/7: Wilno - Nueva York (visa para), CAC, Vilnius
2002 To Actuality, ARGE Kunst Galeria Museo, Bolzano (cat)
2001 Perfect Match (International Project for Art and Theory), Museum of the
City of Skopje (cat)
2000 Manifesta 3: The Borderline Syndrome, Energies of Defense, Ljubljana (cat)
1999 Prints and drawings from the 60's to the present, Philadelphia Museum of Art
1998 Selections fall 1998, The Drawing Center, New York
Hoyos, Nathalie and Schumacher, Rainald. "E-mail Conversation with Yane Calovski and Hristina Ivanoska", in Art Collection Telecome Preview, Deutche Telekom AG, Berlin, 2012.
Damianovic, Maia. "Canlandırmalar Üzerine - Hayatın Bu Oyunu Sanatsaldır / On Enactments - This Play of Life Is Artistic". Aftermath/Hesaplaşma. Ed. Başak Şenova. Akbank Sanat, Istanbul, 2012.
Meixner, Christiane. "What if?... Yane Calovski at the Deutsche Bank Collection", DB Art Mag. 2011.
Hicks, Alistair. "Competing Stories". Art Works. Deutche Bank Collection, 2011. pp. 186-192.
Calovski, Yane. "Making Sense of Something Said: Notes on Ponder, Pause, Process (a Situation)". 100 Years of the Contemporary Art Society: What's Next? Inside Public Collections, Contemporary Art Society and CT Editions, London, UK, 2011. pp. 337-339.
Dimitrov, Slavco. "Ethics as the Impossible Necessity of Fiction". Hollow Land, a limited edition DVD, Het Blauwe Huis, IJburg - Amsterdam, 2010.
Calovski, Yane. "Hollow Land". Hollow Land, a limited edition DVD, Het Blauwe Huis, IJburg - Amsterdam, 2010.
Şenova, Başak. "Master Plan". Lapses/*3. The Book Series of Pavillion of Turkey in the 53rd International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennial. Ed. Başak Şenova. Trans. Nuşin Odelli, IKSV. Istanbul, 2009.
Majaca, Antonija and Bago, Ivana. Where Everything Is Yet To Happen (2nd chapter), catalogue of exhibition SpaPort - International Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Art, Center for Visual Communication PROTOK, Banja Luka, Bosnia and Hercegovina; 2009.
Calovski, Yane. "Introduction to a Plan". Master Plan, Idealist and Manifesta Foundation - Manifesta 7; 2008.
Filipovic, Elena. "The Conditional Perfect Museum". Oskar Hansen's Museum of Modern Art, Kronika and press to exit project space, Bytom and Skopje, 2007. pp. 56-60.
Cichocki, Sebastain. "Imagining the Museum: Sebastian Cichocki talks to Hristina Ivanoska and Yane Calovski". Oskar Hansen's Museum of Modern Art, Kronika and press to exit project space, Bytom and Skopje, 2007. pp. 42-53.
Calovski, Yane. "On Forgetting, Forgiving, Fucking Up and Filling Funny". Spike Island magazine #2, Ed. Laura Mansfeld, Bristol, UK, 2007; republished in the pilot issue of Mygazine, Ed. and Designed by Povilas Utovka, CAC Vilnius, 2008.
Bers, Miriam. "Hidden (Hi)Stories". Hidden Histories, K&S Gallery, Berlin, 2004. pp. 18-21.
Pousette, Johan. "Everything is after something", BAC (Baltic Art Center) Visby, Sweden, September 2004
Torchia, Richard. "Spiral Story". Nature and Social Studies: Spiral Trip, Contemporary Art Center, Skopje, 2003, pp. 8-20.
Damianovic, Maia. "Tommy Rot (The Sublime Violence of Truth)". To Actuality, AR/GE Kunst Galeria Museo, Bolzano, 2002, pp. 30-33.
Calovski, Yane. "Being Away". Afterimage, 2001.
Public collections
The Van Abbemuseum, Rotterdam
Deutsche Bank Collection, Frankfurt
Zorlu Center Art Collection, Istanbul
Art Collection Telekom - Berlin
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Macedonian National Gallery


text:
Online Store › Interior Lighing › Do It Yourself › Fiber Optic
Sort by
in(1 items) 1 page 1
Our price: $700.00Star Lights Fiber Optic Kit RRP. $700.00 Limited Stock !!!
mysql_close($conn); ?>
Forgotten password? Reset password to your account, click here.
Check your email for the new password. Back to login
Don't have an account? Register now - it's simple and free


text:
Here are the six steps you will follow to turn your hobby into cash:
Step One
The first step is to choose a hobby or activity that inspires you. Begin by scratching out a list of everything you enjoy. Make the list as long as possible. Don't worry if your passion seems crazy or even embarrassing. Crazy and embarrassing can be good!
After you have at least 10 (but hopefully several dozen) topics, you will begin to narrow them down by asking the following questions:
- Is this something that is difficult or complicated? (Collecting butterflies, rare coins, etc.)
- Is this something that requires skill? (Golf, fly-fishing, playing the French horn, building airplanes, etc.)
- Is this something that needs tools or parts? (Repairing old radios, vacuum cleaners, motorcycles, etc.)
- Is this something people have strong opinions about? (Wine, beer, cooking, etc.)
- Is this something that sounds crazy or embarrassing? (Skydiving, sexual fetishes, eating dirt, etc.)
You are looking for "yeses." The stronger the yeses, the better. You can then get rid of topics that don't have that many yeses.
Of the remaining topics, think about the ones that YOU feel you could really get behind and write about enthusiastically.
Step Two
This is where we figure out the online supply and demand for your topic ideas. Supply represents the number of websites and pages that have already been published on your topic by other people and companies.
Demand represents the number, or universe, of people who are actually looking for information on your topic.


text:
Separate names with a comma.
Discussion in 'Family Class Sponsorship' started by JoshC, May 2, 2019.
After a frustrating 3 month wait for our marriage certificate...Application rec'd as of May 6th!
Hi! First time writing in one of these.
Just sent my spousal sponsorship application on May 6th. Waiting for delivery confirmation.
Best of luck
Hi just a question, me and my wife call each other names like "Honey" in our text conversations, do I need to explain that in my application?
Hi Everyone, All the best for all applicants
Hello does anyone know how long it take for:
1st AOR
Sponsor approval
Biometric and medical?
Thanks in advance
Check the link to the sheeton the first page, it tracks the wait times per month, you could follow februari or march to get an estimate of how long it takes!
Also to all May applicants, please enter your information to the sheet, so we can track our progress as a group.
Hello there i will be sending out my application tomorrow?
2019 May outland sponsoring spouse
Thanks. I saw the tracking sheet but honestly I have no idea how to input my info. I downloaded the broadsheet and still didn't get it. Could someone help pls?
oppps i missed a line that i was gonna say.
oh yes - is there?
also on the tracker it asks for PA's country, does it want my current residence, or citizenship, or does it not matter? b/c im not residing in the country of my citizenship at the moment....
Just to confirm again i will be sending my application thru fedex or ups . My spouse is currently living outside canada and imm living inside canada.
CPC Sydney
49 Dorchester Street
Sydney, NS
Is this the correct addresss i just want to make sure i dont send it to the wrong place. Thanks
Yes that's the right address
CanadaVisa.com | 1303 Greene Ave., Suite 200 | Westmount, Montreal, QC, Canada | H3Z 2A7
© Copyright 2018 CanadaVisa.com. All Rights Reserved


text:
Sundance 2016 Review: Christine
No clear signs point to the sudden fascination of the Christine Chubbuck story. The reporter barely made headlines in 1974 when she shot herself during her Florida TV-station's live broadcast. In what is being described as a complete coincidence, Chubbuck holds the focus of not one, but two films at this year's festival. Antonio Campos' Christine takes the standard fiction approach, tracking Chubbuck's life in the weeks leading up to her suicide.
The film introduces us to Christine (Rebecca Hall) as a troubled woman. Living in her mother's (J. Smith Cameron) apartment in a bedroom decorated like that of a little girl, it is immediately evident that something is not quite right. She goes to work each day with the hope that her boss Michael (Tracy Letts) will let her lead with a powerful story, but is continually sidelined with frivolous community reports. While Christine seeks to uncover profundity in Sarasota, Florida, she will have to be content doing interviews with townsfolk over a vase of fake flowers until she can find a story that "bleeds". Her disappointments at work are met by her equally frustrating love life. After being told that she has a uterus infection and will not be able to get pregnant for much longer, Christine finally decides to pursue "Gorgeous George" (Michael C. Hall), who does not meet her awkward advances as desired.
Christine seems to complete a trilogy of sorts for Campos, whose Afterschool and Simon Killer also featured protagonists building to self-induced tragedy. While the glacial descent into madness remains constant through the three films, Christine stands out as an anomaly. Less avant-garde, Campos' latest is the most accessible of the three and seems to rely more on the plot tropes found in popular biopics. That being said, Campus approaches the character with a welcome coldness, making her unavoidably difficult to identify with. A fitting method to screening the life of a woman who few understood.
There is no doubt that Hall gives the best performance of her career so far. The actress adapts posture and voice, donning a pair of fake eyebrows that make her appear somewhat alien. One cannot help but acknowledge a certain stagey quality in the performance though, as if it is evident that Hall is trying just a little bit harder than the other actors on screen. So, while it is undeniably a strong performance, it does feel just a little bit out of place.
Any dramatized version of Chubbuck's life is problematic in a sense. She was a woman who went to drastic lengths to combat and comment on violence on screen, and yet a film that would faithfully tell her story would commit the very act that Chubbuck was against. Knowing where Chubbuck's story ends, part of the thrill of Christine comes from the anticipation of how Campos and co. will ultimately pull it off. Audiences looking for a grand and grotesque finally will have their expectations met, yet viewers who do some research after seeing the film will be unsettled to know that Campus has stepped up the gore a notch, making Christine's death even more violent in this dramatization than it was in real life.
Christine perhaps is not as subtle as it should be, and its awkward pacing may turn off some viewers, yet the effort is a mostly strong one. Campos takes the daunting task of crafting a character whose real life was a mystery, projecting qualities on screen that one can only imagine Chubbuck would assume. While it is not hard to point out the moments of the film that fail to stir, it is an admirable effort nonetheless, grounded by an award-worth performance.
[star v=35]


text:
i bought a 16gb usb 2.0 flash drive for my sons pc which runs on windows xp.He plays online games and needed more memory to make the game run at normal speed.we plugged the flash drive in and tried to install it,but a message comes up stating the device is only compatible with windows 98se.It says on the flash drive packaging that it is compatible with xp.Any ideas?
How is a 16GB USB flash drive going to make his games run any better? You didn't list any system specs but you most likely need more system memory (RAM) & possibly a video card upgrade.
"we plugged the flash drive in and tried to install it"
Install what? Flash drives are for storage. A new flash drive should be blank. All you should have to do is plug it in & wait for Windows to recognize it, then you can use it for storage.
We need more details. Make/model of the USB drive plus the system specs.


text:
A career development loan is such a loan, where you can get the loan absolutely without any interest. This is mainly because the government pays the interest for your career development loan. These loans are indeed useful because they help a student to select different professional paid courses completely free of interest. However, it is the responsibility of the student to repay the loan after the duration of the course is over, and he manages to get a job. Are you looking forward for a career development loan? Well, in that case, you would have to look for a good deal.
Though the rate of interest provided by the government on behalf of different students for the career development loan is low, yet there are many banks and financial institutions that offer these loans. Therefore, you can be assured that if you look for such a loan, availability would not be a problem, at all.
When you are looking ahead for a good career development loan deal, you would have to conduct a thorough research in the market. You can also gather information and customer reviews, because these things would help you to a tremendous extent in getting a good deal. At the same time, if you want, you can also manipulate over it quite properly, which would help you to come across the best deal. In any case, you should ensure that you are fulfilling the terms and conditions, and thus, repay the loan within the due period.


text: LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- Mainland China's top stock index closed sharply lower Monday, as Beijing's latest increase to banks' required reserves took a bite out of financial stocks. The Shanghai Composite SHCOMP, -2.75% finished trade 3% lower at 2,706.66. Concern that authorities could tighten monetary policy further sent Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd. 601398, -1.21% down 2.8%, while China Construction Bank 601939, -1.13% dropped 3.9%, and Ping An Insurance Group Co. 601318, -2.03% tumbled 4.1%. Some real-estate developers also suffered due to the prospect of tighter credit, with Gemdale Corp. 600383, -3.73% losing 7.9%. The losses bled over a little into Hong Kong-listed shares, with the Hang Seng Index HSI, +0.15% down 0.7% in late trade, while the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index gave up 1.8%.


text:
Looks Like Last Night's Dinner: Paleo-Friendly Stuffed Bell Peppers
The 24 Day Challenge diet is really not that far off from a Paleo diet. The exceptions are that the 24DC allows for some low-glycemic grains and Paleo allows some sugar. As my Challengers and I have been sharing some recipes, I found myself craving stuffed bell peppers. I know, kinda weird. I set out to find a non-rice stuffed pepper recipe and found that there seem to be no less than 376 paleo-friendly stuffed bell pepper recipes online with which to draw inspiration.
In the end, I made up my own recipe. (So now there's 377.) And I will do my best to present said recipe without breaking my arms while patting my own back. These were Delicious. I mean, I loved them, the hubby loved them, even the kids loved them! (The big kid forced down six bites of bell pepper with the mixture, and enjoyed the rest scooping with tortilla chips. The Beastie Boy scooped up his mixture with crackers.)
Paleo-Friendly Stuffed Bell Peppers
- 4-8 medium to large-sized bell peppers – any color
- 1lb lean ground beef or ground turkey
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 2-3 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 cups finely chopped veggies – I used yellow squash, mushrooms and broccoli
- 1 tsp basil
- 1 tsp oregano
- 1 tsp thyme
- 1 tsp paprika
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/2 tsp black pepper
- 1/4 tsp cayenne pepper
- 28 oz can crushed tomatoes
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Cook ground meat with onion and garlic.
- Add spices, chopped veggies and tomatoes, and stir until well-combined.
- Chop off the tops of the bell pepper, core and remove seeds and membranes from the inside. (If the bottoms are uneven, you can "prop" up in the baking dish or trim the bottoms to level them off.)
- Fill the raw peppers with meat mixture.
- Bake for 45 minutes.
- I only had four bell peppers, but could have easily filled eight. Instead, I had lots of meat mixture left over and will eat over a bed of lettuce for lunch the next day.
- You can use any combination of veggies. The key is to have them finely chopped. I used the Pampered Chef hand chopper. You could use a food processor. You're replacing the rice, so that's the "size" you're looking for.
- Many people pre-cook the bell peppers and/or add liquid to the pan. I find starting with raw peppers, using no liquid, and cooking 30-45 minutes gets perfectly al dente peppers. Also, I used Red Bell Peppers. 'Cause they're my favorite.
- If you're not so much doing strict paleo, or are vegetarian, you could definitely lesson the amount of meat and replace with quinoa. Make sure you use rinsed, uncooked quinoa, and cook 45-60 minutes.
- The recipe as listed above is grain-free, dairy-free, sugar-free, gluten-free, etc. It is not vegetarian. Check to make sure that your crushed tomatoes and ground meat do not have added sugar to keep this sugar-free.


text:
The iR301-L is a contact smartcard reader that enables smartcard applications to be deployed on iOS devices.
Part of a range of readers that includes both plug-in and outer casing devices for most iPhones and iPads, the iR301-L also features a micro-USB port and CCID compatibility, providing additional support for other operating systems including Windows, Linux and Android.
This version of the iR301 comes with an 8 pin Apple Lightning connector and is primarily designed for use with the iPhone 5/6.


text:
Just before Canada Day, the federal government launched consultations for a long-awaited National Housing Strategy. The timing could not be better. Reflecting on our values and celebrating what makes Canada a great place to live must shape the National Housing Strategy. There is not a moment to lose.
Too many Canadians are facing a housing crisis, including, of course, in Metro Vancouver. We need to make Canada as welcoming as possible with affordable places to live, ensuring that all Canadians have a bright future in the cities and communities they call home.
As a country, we are not keeping up with the demand for housing options and the lack of affordable housing is having a real impact on Canadians. Two hundred thousand vulnerable households — seniors, newcomers, aboriginal families, people living with disabilities and others — are at risk of losing their subsidized social housing, as the federal government's plans to withdraw its investment in social housing accelerates. Meanwhile, wait lists for social housing continue to grow, as rents in the private market rise.
Indigenous Canadians living on and off reserve face distinct and pressing housing challenges. Many households in northern communities are grappling with high construction and energy costs, impeding affordability. And too many people are experiencing homelessness in communities of all sizes.
Thirty per cent of Canadians rent, and one in five renters spend more than half of their income on shelter. But with rental housing comprising only 11 per cent of new housing construction since 1996, vacancy rates have plummeted, pushing the price of those homes to unaffordable levels for many people. For the middle class, home ownership is also increasingly out of reach as prices have outstripped incomes.
The federal government's National Housing Strategy must lay out a plan of action to tackle these issues.
All governments must act to ensure Canadians have affordable places to call home. By reinvesting in existing social housing, the federal government can ensure this essential part of the housing system will continue to offer pathways out of homelessness and support the vulnerable Canadians who rely on it. Building more subsidized and affordable rental homes will open doors to opportunities for low-income Canadians, including newcomers, seniors and families.
Incentivizing the development of more rental housing pays off and pays forward. If we can increase vacancy rates, helping to stabilize rent levels, cities and communities can attract workers and students. A stable and diverse rental-housing system in cities and communities also makes for more affordable home ownership, which benefits everyone.
Every billion dollars invested in housing generates an estimated $1.4 billion in economic growth and creates 13,000 new jobs. The federal government recognized the housing crisis facing many Canadians in its last budget, investing $2.3 billion to improve housing affordability.
This is an important first step and municipalities are ready to do their part alongside the federal and provincial/territorial governments to fix this crisis. The National Housing Strategy must be an ambitious plan if we are to realize the social and economic benefits of improved housing affordability. Significant and dedicated funding to implement the National Housing Strategy from Phase 2 of the federal government's infrastructure plan is essential.
Ensuring Canadians from all walks of life have an affordable place to live is central to inclusive and prosperous cities and communities. Canada's future depends on it.
Clark Somerville, Halton Hills, Ont., town councillor and a Halton Region councillor, is president of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities.
Editorial pages editor is Gordon Clark, who can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Letters to the editor can be sent to email@example.com


text:
If your visit to the Classic Rotary Phones Forum was enjoyable or helpful, you may
tell us by making a small donation. The donation can be made safely via PayPal
and will help to off-set the costs of the Forum operation. Thank you!
I wonder what their source was for that article..it's dated JUNE 1949It clearly states that....The new instrument developed by Bell is STILL undergoing tests....SOME trial installations will be made this year '1949'....But regular production by Western Electric, will NOT GET UNDER WAY UNTIL LATE 1950 ? D/P
Dan/PI've a modest idea for display, Make a perspex cube base minus front (if you see what I mean) and have 45 degree slot in the sides so you can mount a mirror in, you can sit your find on the top and folks can read the base (well in reverse they can).I'd obviously put a nice clear dust box over it as well, unless you're happy with having folks handle it and having to clean all their greasy prints off at the end of the night.
Can anyone direct me to documentation or more examples of the D# system. I have my thoughts on it and want to research further.D/P


text:
Coworking is a growing trend for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and telecommuters who want to enjoy some of the perks of an office environment while still setting their own schedule. A coworking space provides resources for a diverse collection of members. This means providing basic technology like phone and Internet service for a widely unknown range of uses. Here's how to make it work.
Offer Bandwidth for the Building's Capacity
A coworking space will typically have a different number of workers every day. Some days you may see only two or three people, while others could have your space filled to capacity. Equip your office with enough bandwidth to support the maximum number of people you can accommodate in the space. You don't want to leave your members feeling frustrated with slow Internet speeds if there are more than five people in a space built for 20.
If you're struggling to fill the seats in your coworking space, at least arrange for an Internet connection that's strong enough to support all your paying members. Perhaps your new office space has the potential to host 30 people at a time, but you only have 10 members right now. Set up a system that will support 15 and chose a provider with the flexibility for easy upgrades. As your coworking space grows in popularity, you can upgrade simply to keep up with members' needs.
Provide Specialized Work Spaces
A coworking environment should cater to the needs of many different types of professionals. While most people will require little more than a desk, electrical outlet, and Internet connection, you can draw more members by offering some specialized spaces. Set aside a conference room that's equipped for meetings and video conferencing. Supply a separate phone line and teleconferencing equipment for this space, and check with your Internet provider to make sure you have adequate bandwidth for a clear connection.
Secure Your Space
Security is an important concern for professionals in all industries. Whether you choose a business Internet connection, IP VPN, Ethernet, or T1 system, it's crucial that you speak with your provider about security measures. Make all your security provisions public so members of your coworking space know how much protection they have and how it works. With this information in hand, they can add their own protections on their personal devices as they see fit.
Consider Phone Needs Carefully
Your telephone needs for a coworking space will probably be very different from those in a typical workspace. The office manager needs a phone line so members can reach out and reserve their time slots or ask questions. As mentioned previously, a separate phone line for conferencing is helpful as well. Poll your members to determine what additional services will best meet their needs.
Chances are that most of your members will bring their personal cell phones into the office. You may find your resources are better spent expanding bandwidth so members can use the office's Wi-Fi on their personal devices than it is setting up a large number of phone lines that will go unused.
If you don't have a dedicated office manager in the building, however, make sure you have a phone system in place that makes it possible for the owner to take calls related to the business wherever they are. You can accomplish this with a phone system that routes incoming calls to a home phone or cell phone, so you're reachable whether you're in the coworking office yourself or not.
Managing a coworking space presents many unique challenges, but this budding industry offers excellent opportunities for profit. If you have the right facilities available, you can sell memberships to a broad range of professionals who will appreciate the unique office space and technology solutions that you offer.


text:
Free shipping for orders over $125 within Southern California.
Idaho is synonymous with Trout!
We procure the best freshwater Rainbow trout and butterfly them, head off and bone out, for easy cooking and eating.
10 oz
USA (Idaho)
Fresh / Farmed
Forgot your password?
Lost your password? Please enter your email address. You will receive mail with link to set new password.
Back to login


text:
Ex-Cal coach Jeff Tedford resigns from CFL job, seeks return to college ranks
Add another experienced head coach to the mix for the college jobs still open around the country.
Jeff Tedford resigned Wednesday as coach of the CFL's BC Lions, saying he planned to return to the U.S. and college coaching. He just wrapped up his first season with the Lions, leading BC to a 7-11 regular-season record before falling to Calgary in the first round of the playoffs.
MORE: Meet the new FBS coaches | Record number of coaches fired, resigning
"After much consideration, I have elected to exercise an option in my contract and will resign as head coach of the BC Lions in order to pursue other opportunities in college football," Tedford said in a release. "I want to thank Lions ownership, management, coaching staff and players and in particular Lions fans for the opportunity and privilege of serving as head coach this past year. The team displayed great fortitude in overcoming several obstacles this season and the future is very bright for these young Lions. I wish the Lions family the very best and long and continued success."
Tedford, 54, previously spent 11 years as head coach at Cal, turning the program around and twice winning Pac-10 Coach of the Year honors. The Golden Bears went 1-10 under Tom Holmoe the year before Tedford arrived and 1-11 under Sonny Dykes the year after Tedford was fired. He posted losing records only twice during his tenure at Berkeley.
Tedford was known for his work with quarterbacks at the college level, having tutored Trent Dilfer as an assistant at Fresno State and had Aaron Rodgers and Kyle Boller at Cal.
Prior to his CFL stint, Tedford was hired as the Buccaneers' offensive coordinator for the 2014 season, but he underwent an angioplasty during the preseason and ended up taking a leave of absence that September. Tedford was released from his Bucs contract last December and released a statement saying he was healthy and ready to get back into coaching. The BC Lions hired him two weeks later.


text:
Christmas was quiet and peaceful. All of my girls were here and Kate and I had the whole four days off that Judy and Rachel were here. By the way Kate just graduated (again) this time with a Bachelor of Nursing. After taking boards she will have an RN, with a BSN. She will then out rank her mother. We didn't exchange presents at Christmas (a new tradition) because everyone is broke and it just adds to the stress. I did receive gifts from three special people. My roommate, Kim gave me a beautiful centerpiece for the table, (pictured above) Susan sent me a bottle of Virginia hard apple cider for me to taste test and Judy sent me the Cake Doctor Bakes Gluten Free.
We spent most of the time indoors playing games, watching TV and of course eating. As Kate put it so well, "We all lead really busy lives, it is nice to just relax for a few days with no agenda."
We didn't even do much cooking. What we did cook was from Women of Great Taste. The baked potato soup which I should quadruple rather than just double. This year not only was it vegetarian, but gluten free as well. Turned out great. The Apple muffins on the other hand Christmas morning were less successful. Rachel has made some successful gluten free cup cakes, but these didn't want to stick together. A few days later, I made a pretty good bread pudding out of them, using the Caramel sauce from the apple cake in the book. On Christmas evening we had the enchiladas complicated by making some of them vegetarian and some of them with gluten free tortillas. Turned out yummy. And finally we made the white chili. We had sent Kate to the store but she didn't understand I wanted 4 cans of Great Northern beans and instead got 4 bags of dried beans. The dried beans worked when when soaked and cooked and you can never have too many beans in the house.
I was very sorry to see the kids leave and wish we all live much closer together. One of my plans for this year is to see more of Kate now that she is no longer in school.
I did not make any New Years resolutions this year and for me that is most unusual. I think the reason for that is that I am very content with my life. I am in a much different place this year than last. I've connecting with people I want to connect with and I actually had a New Year's Eve date. I am feeling pretty good about myself these days. Yes I want to continue my weight loss and write more, photograph more and connect more with the people I love. But life is good. Happy New Years to all.


text:
LiveChat Forums
Our Forums are no longer supported. However, you can still get a lot of information and self-service articles from our Knowledge Base.
We recently introduced Forums – a new channel of communication, designed for self-service, as well as for improvement of customer support .
From now on you may take part in General and Platform-wise public discussion, interact with other LiveChat customers, share experiences, best practices, and even resolve each others queries. We're really excited and looking forward to where will this take us!
Forums are intended to consist of how-to articles, official announcements, feature and upgrade debates. Because of the supportive character, we will also provide technical aid, troubleshooting, and FAQ's. If that's not enough, you will still be able to contact our LiveChat Operator at any given time!
Here's a brief map of the Forums…
General Discussion:
- Announcements – Official LiveChat News
- Tips & Tricks – Quick Improvements
- Solutions – Detailed How-To Database
- Feature Requests – What needs to be done
Platform Discussion:
- Mac OS X – About LiveChat for Mac
- Windows – About LiveChat for Windows
- Mobile – Android, iPhone, iPad, Windows Phone 7
…and the Forums link.
Do you like our posts? You might also like our product.
Give LiveChat a go during a free, 14-day trial.


text:
Knoxville Tactical ("KT") owns and operates the knoxvilletactical.com website business. All references to "we", "us", this "website" or this "site" shall be construed to mean KT. We understand that visitors to this website are concerned about the privacy of information. The following describes our privacy policy regarding information, including Personal-Covered Information (defined below), that we collect through this website. By using this website you are accepting the practices described in this Privacy Policy.
We reserve the right to modify this Privacy Policy at any time, and without prior notice, by posting an amended Privacy Policy that is always accessible by clicking on the "Privacy Policy" link on this site's home page. Your continued use of this site indicates your acceptance of the amended Privacy Policy. You should check the Privacy Policy through this link periodically for modifications by clicking on the link provided near the top of the Privacy Policy for a listing of material modifications and their effective dates.
Regarding Personal-Covered Information (defined below), if any modifications are materially less restrictive on our use or disclosure of the Personal-Covered Information previously disclosed by you, we will obtain your consent before implementing such revisions with respect to such information.
Personal-Covered Information. We collect (i) personal information that may be used to identify you, and (ii) covered information such as location data, screen names, and lists of contacts that you provide to us ("Personal-Covered Information"). Personal-Covered Information that we collect may vary with each separate purpose for which you provide it, and it may include one or more of the following categories: name, physical address, an email address, phone number and location data.
Non-Personal Information. We reserve the right to collect anonymous information such as your browser type, the URL of the previous website you visited, your computer's operating system and Internet protocol (IP) Address, Internet domain and host name, your Internet Service provider, your clickstream data, and the dates and times that you may access this site and specific pages (Non-Personal Information). Non-Personal Information is essentially anonymous when collected; however, it's possible that Non-Personal Information could be used to identify you.
Personal-Covered Information. We collect Personal-Covered Information at the time you provide it to us. We collect Personal-Covered Information through sign-up forms and as part of your registration for an account, product, or service from this website. Personal-Covered Information that we collect may vary with the each sign-up or registration.
Your Communications With Us. We collect Personal-Covered Information that we receive from you as you communicate with us.
Passive and Analytical Information. We reserve the right to monitor your use of this site. As you navigate through this site, Non-Personal Information may be passively collected (that is, gathered without your actively providing the information) using various analytics and reporting technologies, such as cookies and web beacons.
We use your Personal-Covered Information for the performance of the services or transaction for which it was given, our private, internal reporting for this site, and security assessments for this site.
We do NOT tie or link your Personal-Covered Information to Non-Personal Information with persistent identifiers. For example, we would not tie or link your email address (Personal-Covered Information) with information collected by a cookie regarding the length of time you visit our site (Non-Personal Information).
We reserve the right to make full use of Non-Personal Information. For example, we may use Non-Personal Information to provide better service to site visitors, customize the site based on your preferences, compile and analyze statistics and trends about the use of this site, and otherwise administer and improve this site for your use.
General Disclosure Policy. Our general policy is that we will not share, sell, rent, or provide access to your Personal-Covered Information to others. The only exceptions to this general policy: (i) are described in the subsections below, and (ii) if you explicitly approve through our site. We reserve the right to disclose Non-Personal Information without restriction.
Disclosure to Affiliated Entities. We reserve the right to provide your Personal-Covered Information to any affiliated entities we may have, including our subsidiaries. Affiliated entities are entities that we legally control (by voting rights) or that control us.
Disclosure to Service Providers for Website Operations. We reserve the right to disclose your Personal-Covered Information to our trusted service providers that assist us with the operation and maintenance of this site. For example, we may use third parties to process payments, host our servers, provide security, and provide production, fulfillment, optimization, analytics, and reporting services. We will take commercially reasonable efforts to cause these third parties to agree to hold your information in confidence or to disclose information only to third parties that we believe in good faith have instituted and follow privacy and security policies that are acceptable to us.
Disclosure to Successors. If we are acquired by or merged with a third party entity, or if we sell this website business or a line of business from this website, we reserve the right to transfer your Personal-Covered Information as part of such merger, acquisition, sale, or other change of control. In the unlikely event of our bankruptcy, insolvency, reorganization, receivership, or assignment for the benefit of creditors, or the application of laws or equitable principles affecting creditors' rights generally, we reserve the right to transfer your Personal-Covered Information to protect our rights or as required by law.
Disclosure Incident to Legal Process and Enforcement. We reserve the right to disclose your Personal-Covered Information if we have a good faith belief that access, use, preservation or disclosure of such information is reasonably necessary (i) to satisfy any applicable law, regulation, legal process or enforceable governmental request (such as for example, to comply with a subpoena or court order), or (ii) to investigate or enforce violations of our rights or the security of this site.
3rd Party Cookies for Web Analytics and Reporting. We reserve the right to use web analytics services provided by 3rd parties. These services use 3rd party cookies (cookies passed by others, not by us) to collect Non-Personal Information about your use of this site. These web analytics services may also transfer this information to third parties where required to do so by law, or where such third parties process the information on the service's behalf.
We follow reasonable and appropriate industry standards to protect your Personal-Covered Information and data. Unfortunately, no data transmission over the Internet or method of data storage can be guaranteed 100% secure. Therefore, while we strive to protect your Personal-Covered Information by following generally accepted industry standards, we cannot ensure or warrant the absolute security of any information you transmit to us or archive at this site. When you transmit Personal-Covered Information through our registration process or if you purchase products or services, we encrypt that information in transit using secure socket layer technology (SSL). After the secure transfer of your Personal-Covered Information, the information is maintained and stored with 128-bit double encrypted encryption.
Any Personal-Covered Information which we may collect on this site will be stored and processed in our servers located only in the United States. By using this site, if you reside outside the United States, you consent to the transfer of Personal-Covered Information outside your country of residence to the United States.
We are committed to preserving online privacy for all of its website visitors, including children. This site is a general audience site. Consistent with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), we will not knowingly collect any information from, or sell to, children under the age of 13. If you are a parent or guardian who has discovered that your child under the age of 13 has submitted his or her personally identifiable information without your permission or consent, we will remove the information from our active list, at your request. To request the removal of your child's information, please contact our site as provided below and be sure to include in your message the same login information that your child used while creating his/her account.
If you have any questions regarding this Privacy Policy, please contact the owner and operator of this website business at:
Knoxville Tactical
7609 Blueberry Rd
Powell, TN 37849
Copyright © 2009-2016 Knoxville Tactical, All Rights Reserved
Open Monday - Friday 10am - 6pm Saturdays 10am - 5pm Phone: (865) 362-5134


text:
If you know your lotteries, then you will know that tonight's SuperEnaLotto is currently sitting at a staggering €86 million for tonight's draw! What's more, the legendary lotto game based on this fantastic lotto game, SuperEnaMax is soaring as usual with €172,125,00 up for grabs tonight as well!
When playing your favourite international lotto game, what is your favourite feature? Is it the size of the jackpot? The odds? If it's a little of both with a chance of a massive return on your investment – then we highly recommend that you buy a SuperEnaLotto or a SuperEna Max lotto ticket right now.
The best part about playing these highly lucrative Italian lotto games is the fact that if you aren't lucky enough to scoop the top prize tonight, you still stand a good chance to win the other winning options that these games offer.
Ready to find out more?
How To Play SuperEnaLotto
Playing the SuperEnaLotto is really easy. Players select six numbers from 1 to 90. If all six numbers you played are drawn – you win the jackpot. If not, you get a further five chances to win a substantial prize – even if you match just 3 numbers. The 'Jolly' number makes playing this awesome lotto game even more exciting giving players who have matched 5 out of the 6 numbers a chance to win larger prizes. The Jolly number affects the secondary prizes and not the jackpot.
SuperEnaLotto is usually played three times a week. This is more than most lottery games – giving you more chances to win the lottery each week!
While the draws usually take place on a Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, sometimes special events or holidays mean that the schedule is adjusted slightly. Registered players on PlayUKLottery.com will be the first to know if there are and adjustments to draws, as we will inform you thereof timeously in our news articles. For those you have already purchased tickets in a span, your tickets will automatically be entered into the next available draw – making sure your ticket is safe and secure and you have the best possible chance of scooping the jackpot or a substantial amount in any of the secondary prize tiers.
The game is currently run by SISAL under licence from the Italian Government and has been extremely popular with lottery players for over six decades. First launched in the 1950's as the 'EnaLotto.' The name included 'Super' in 1997, becoming SuperEnaLotto. The current form started in 2009.
Before then, the numbers drawn in regional Lotto draws in Italian cities were used as Enalotto numbers. The cities were:
- Bari
- Florence
- Milan
- Naples
- Palermo
- Rome
- Venice – incorporated the 'Jolly' number
The problem with this system was that there were times when different cities drew the same numbers, making it impossible to win the jackpot. So it was time to sort the issue out and make the whole process much simpler.
Thankfully SuperEnaLotto players can now enjoy a straightforward game with the potential for a massive lottery jackpot win.
Seriously huge SuperEnaLotto jackpots
Unlike other lotto games with jackpot caps, like the EuroMillions, set at €190 million, the SuperEnaLotto game has no limit to how big the jackpot can get.
This unique feature makes playing the SuperEnaLotto wildly attractive. Needless to say, the jackpot can and does grow to mammoth jackpot amounts.
Some of the biggest SuperEnaLotto jackpot wins have occurred in the past few years. The largest to date was drawn on May 4th, 2005 and shared between ten ticket buyers in Milan, totalling €71,767,565.57. The largest win by a single player amounted to €177,800,000 on October 30th, 2010.
Another massive advantage to any limit to how big the jackpot can get, is that there are also no roll downs. This happens in other games where the jackpot gets won by the lower prize tier after the maximum jackpot amount is reached. This can often result in the jackpot getting split between multiple ticket holders.
Now you know how the game works – we suggest that you get your fingers clicking and buy a SuperEnaLotto ticket online right here at PlayUKLottery.com!
For the ultimate adrenaline rush - imagine if your numbers win tonight's €86 million or the €172,125,00 on SuperEna Max!
Best of luck!
The PlayUKLottery.com Team
Site Menu
European lotteries
International lotteries
Terms and conditions | Privacy policy
This website is owned and operated by Secure View Services Limited, of 3rd Floor, Methonis Tower 73, Archbishop Makarios Avenue, 2082, Nicosia, Cyprus using the Curacao gaming license (No: 8048/JAZ) of its holding company Play UK Internet N.V.
© 2020 Play UK Internet N.V


text:
Dong Zhou wrote:The gameplay is still very much on the "universal accessibility" rather then challenge on normal mode, no idea about harder modes but it is usually a lot easier then when I was younger. Your allies do well if you get the events right and their morale is up, otherwise they are chocolate teapot level usefulness (though ally CiC's do tend to take time to die)
Thanks... guess I'll keep an eye out for thoughts from players in the group when it comes out. I suppose in either case I've probably got a fair amount new to enjoy given how long it's been since I've played an installment.
What do you think about gameplay in recent installments, if you've been playing? How long does it hold your interest? How repetitive vs. original, varied, and exciting does it seem?


text:
December 2010
Volume 25 Number 12
UI Frontiers - Silverlight, Windows Phone 7 and the Multi-Touch Thumb
By Charles Petzold | December 2010
For many Silverlight programmers, the most exciting news about Windows Phone 7 is its support for Silverlight as one of its two programming interfaces. (The other one is XNA.) Not only can Silverlight programmers leverage their existing knowledge and skills in writing new applications for the phone, but they should be able to build Silverlight programs for the Web and the phone that share code.
Of course, sharing code—particularly UI code—is rarely as easy as it first seems. The version of Silverlight used in the phone is called Silverlight for Windows Phone, and it's mostly a stripped-down implementation of Silverlight 3. When contemplating a shared-code application, you'll want to take a close look at the documentation: For each Silverlight class, the online documentation indicates which environments support that class. Within each class, lists of properties, methods and events use icons to indicate Windows Phone 7 support.
A Silverlight application for the Web gets user input through the keyboard, mouse and perhaps multi-touch. In a Windows Phone 7 program, multi-touch is the primary means of input. There's no mouse, and while there might be a hardware keyboard on the phone, Silverlight programs can rely only on the existence of a virtual keyboard—the Software Input Panel, or SIP—and only through the TextBox control.
If your existing Silverlight programs never directly obtain keyboard or mouse input and rely entirely on controls, you won't have to worry about the conversion to multi-touch. Also, if your programs contain their own mouse logic, you can actually retain that logic when porting the program to the phone.
On the phone, primary touch events are converted to mouse events, so your existing mouse logic should work fine. (A primary touch event is the entire activity of a finger that first touches the screen when no other fingers are in contact with the screen.)
Moving from the mouse to multi-touch will require some thought: Both Silverlight for the Web and Silverlight for Windows Phone support the static Touch.FrameReported event, but this event is a rather low-level interface to multi-touch. I focused on this event in my article "Finger Style: Exploring Multi-Touch Support in Silverlight" in the March 2010 issue (msdn.microsoft.com/magazine/ee336026).
Silverlight for Windows Phone supports a subset of the Manipulation events that originated in the Surface SDK and have since become part of Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF). It's an example of how multi-touch is becoming more mainstream in steps. The phone supports only the translation and scaling functions, not rotation, and does not implement inertia, although sufficient information is available to implement inertia on your own. These Manipulation events are not yet supported in the Web version of Silverlight.
In summary, if you want to share code between Silverlight for the Web and Silverlight for Windows Phone, you'll be sticking either with mouse events or with Touch.FrameReported.
Consider the Thumb
However, there's another option: If you need only the translation support of the Manipulation events, and you don't want to worry about whether the input is coming from the mouse or touch, there is a control that provides this support in a very pure form. This control is the Thumb.
It's possible that you've never actually encountered the Thumb. The Thumb control is hidden away in the System.Windows.Controls.Primitives namespace and is primarily intended for ScrollBar and Slider templates. But you can also use it for other chores, and I've recently come to think of the Thumb as a high-level implementation of the translation feature of the Manipulation events.
Now, the Thumb isn't a truly "multi"-touch control—it supports only one touch at a time. However, exploring the Thumb in some detail will give you an opportunity to experiment with supporting touch computing along with sharing code between a Silverlight application and a Windows Phone 7 application.
The Thumb defines three events:
- DragStarted is fired when the user first touches the control with a finger or mouse.
- DragDelta indicates movement of the mouse or finger relative to the screen.
- DragCompleted indicates the mouse or finger has lifted.
The DragDelta event is accompanied by event arguments with the properties HorizontalChange and VerticalChange that indicate the mouse or finger movement since the last event. You'll generally handle this event by adding the incremental changes to the X and Y properties of a TranslateTransform set to a RenderTransform property of some draggable element, or the Canvas.Left and Canvas.Top attached properties.
In its default state, the Thumb is rather plain. As with other controls, the HorizontalAlignment and VerticalAlignment properties are set to Stretch so the Thumb normally fills the area allowed for it. Otherwise, the Silverlight Thumb is just four pixels square. In Silverlight for Windows Phone, the Thumb is 48 pixels square, but visually it's really just 24 pixels square with a 12-pixel wide transparent border on all four sides.
At the very least, you'll probably want to set an explicit Height and Width on the Thumb. Figure 1 shows the Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 versions side by side, with the default light-on-dark color theme of the phone. For both I've set the Height and Width to 72 and Background to Blue, which in the Silverlight version becomes a gradient that changes when the Thumb is pressed. Neither Thumb pays attention to the Foreground property.
Figure 1 The Silverlight and Windows Phone Thumb Controls
Very often you'll want not only to resize the Thumb, but also to apply a ControlTemplate that redefines the control's visuals. This ControlTemplate can be extremely simple.
Sharing Controls
Suppose you want a simple control that lets the user drag bitmaps around the screen. A very easy approach is to put both an Image element and a Thumb in a single-cell Grid, with the Thumb the same size as the Image and overlaying it. If the ControlTemplate for the Thumb is just a transparent Rectangle, the Thumb is invisible but it still fires drag events.
Let's try to create such a control usable in both regular Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 projects. I'll assume you have the Windows Phone 7 Developer Tools installed. These tools allow you to create Windows Phone 7 projects from Visual Studio.
Begin by creating a regular Silverlight 4 project called DragImage. The resulting DragImage solution contains the customary DragImage project (which is the Silverlight program itself) and a DragImage.Web project (which hosts the Silverlight program in an HTML or ASP.NET page).
Next, add a new project of type Windows Phone Application to the solution. Call this project DragImage.Phone. (It's likely you won't want that name showing up in the program list of the phone or the phone emulator, so you can change the display name in the Title attribute of the App tag in the WMAppManifest.xml file.)
By right-clicking either the DragImage.Web project or the DragImage.Phone project, you'll get a context menu from which you can select Set as StartUp Project and run either the regular Silverlight program or the Windows Phone 7 program. A toolbar drop-down in Visual Studio lets you deploy the phone program to either an actual phone device or the phone emulator. (Visual Studio won't build the projects if this drop-down is set for Windows Phone 7 Device and no phone is attached.)
In the DragImage project (the regular Silverlight project), add a new item of type Silverlight User Control. Call it DraggableImage. As usual, Visual Studio creates DraggableImage.xaml and DraggableImage.xaml.cs files for this control.
Figure 2shows DraggableImage.xaml with the visual tree of the control. The standard outer Grid named LayoutRoot will occupy the full dimensions of the control's container; the inner Grid is aligned at the upper-left corner, but there's a TranslateTransform assigned to its RenderTransform property to move it within the outer Grid. This inner Grid holds an Image element with a Thumb control on top with its Template property set to a visual tree containing only a transparent Rectangle.
Figure 2 DraggableImage.xaml
<UserControl x:Class="DragImage.DraggableImage"
<Grid x:Name="LayoutRoot">
<Grid HorizontalAlignment="Left"
<Image Name="image" Stretch="None"
Source="{Binding ElementName=ctrl, Path=Source}" />
<Thumb DragDelta="OnThumbDragDelta">
<Rectangle Fill="Transparent" />
<TranslateTransform x:Name="translate" />
Notice that the Source property of the Image element is bound to the Source property of the control itself. That property is defined in the DraggableImage.xaml.cs file shown in Figure 3. That file also processes the DragDelta event from the Thumb by changing the X and Y properties of the TranslateTransform.
Figure 3 DraggableImage.xaml.cs
using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Controls;
using System.Windows.Controls.Primitives;
using System.Windows.Media;
namespace DragImage {
public partial class DraggableImage : UserControl {
public static readonly DependencyProperty SourceProperty =
new PropertyMetadata(null));
public DraggableImage() {
public ImageSource Source {
set { SetValue(SourceProperty, value); }
get { return (ImageSource)GetValue(SourceProperty); }
void OnThumbDragDelta(object sender, DragDeltaEventArgs args) {
translate.X += args.HorizontalChange;
translate.Y += args.VerticalChange;
To share that control with the Windows Phone 7 project, right-click the DragImage.Phone project and select Add | Existing Item to bring up the Add Existing Item dialog box. Navigate to the DragImage project directory. Select DraggableImage.xaml and DraggableImage.xaml.cs, but don't click the Add button. Instead, click the little arrow to the right of the Add button and select Add as Link. The files show up in the DragImage.Phone project with little arrows on the icons indicating that the files are shared between the two projects.
Now you can make changes to the DraggableImage files and both projects will use the revised versions.
To test it out, you'll need a bitmap. Store the bitmap in an Images directory within each of the projects. (You don't need to make copies of the bitmap; you can add the bitmap to the Images directory using a link.)
There should be two MainPage.xaml files floating around. One is from the regular Silverlight project and the other is from the Windows Phone 7 project. In MainPage.xaml for the Silverlight project, add an XML namespace binding called (traditionally) "local":
Now you can add DraggableImage to the page:
<Grid x:Name="LayoutRoot" Background="White">
Source="Images/BuzzAldrinOnTheMoon.png" />
The MainPage class for the Windows Phone 7 project is in a namespace called DragImage.Phone, but the shared DraggableImage class is in the namespace DragImage. You'll need an XML namespace binding for the DragImage namespace, which you can call "shared":
Now you can add DraggableImage to the content area of the page:
<Grid x:Name="ContentPanel"
Grid.Row="1" Margin="12,0,12,0">
Source="Images/BuzzAldrinOnTheMoon.png" />
That's probably the simplest way you can share a control between two Silverlight projects, one for the Web and one for Windows Phone 7. Because the control uses the Thumb, both programs work with the mouse or touch.
The downloadable code for the DragImage solution also includes a project named DragImage.Wpf, which is a WPF program that also uses this control. In the general case, however, sharing controls between Silverlight and WPF is harder than sharing controls between Silverlight and Windows Phone 7.
Color and Resolution
Aside from mouse and touch input, when attempting to share code between Silverlight and Windows Phone 7, you'll need to deal with two other issues: color and video resolution.
On the desktop, Silverlight displays black text on a white background. (However, a Silverlight program could use the SystemColors class in order to display the Windows colors selected by the user.) By default, Windows Phone 7 displays white text on a black background except if the user changes the color theme to display black on white. Windows Phone 7 provides handy, predefined resource keys, such as PhoneForegroundBrush and PhoneBackgroundBrush, to help a program use the selected color scheme.
Any code or markup shared between Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 that uses explicit colors will have to figure out some way to determine the platform on which it's running to get the correct colors.
The video resolution problem is a little trickier. All Silverlight coordinates are in units of pixels, and that rule applies to the phone as well. The average desktop video display probably has a resolution somewhere in the vicinity of 100 dots per inch (DPI). (For example, suppose a 21-inch video display handles 1600 × 1200 pixels, or 2000 pixels diagonally. That's a resolution of 105 DPI.) By default, Windows assumes that the display resolution is 96 DPI, although the user can change that to make the screen easier to read.
A Windows Phone 7 device has a screen that's 480 × 800 pixels with a diagonal of 933 pixels. Yet the screen measures only 3.5 inches diagonally, which means the resolution is about 264 DPI, some 2.75 times the resolution of the desktop display.
This means that shared elements of a particular size that look fine on the desktop are going to be too small on the phone. However, the viewing distance of the phone is usually shorter than for desktop displays, so the elements don't have to be increased by a full 2.75 times to be visible on the phone.
How big should the Thumb be for touch purposes? One criterion I've read indicates that touch targets should be 9 millimeters (or 0.25 inches) wide and high. On a desktop display with a resolution of 96 pixels to the inch, that's 34 pixels—but on the phone it's 93 pixels.
On the other hand, the standard button on a Windows Phone 7 device is only 72 pixels tall, and that seems adequate. Perhaps the best approach is to experiment until you find something that's easy to use but isn't too clunky.
Making Adjustments
Traditionally, programs adjusted themselves for different platforms using preprocessor directives for conditional compilation. A Silverlight program defines the conditional compilation symbol SILVERLIGHT, and a Windows Phone 7 program defines both SILVERLIGHT and PHONE. (You can see these by selecting the Build tab on the project Properties page.) That means you can have code that looks something like this:
#if PHONE
// Code for Windows Phone 7
// Code for regular Silverlight
Or, you can differentiate at run time by accessing the Environment.OSVersion object. If the Platform property is PlatformID.WinCE and the Version.Major property is 7 or greater, your code is running on a Windows Phone 7 device (or perhaps Windows Phone 8 or 9).
In theory, it's possible to define conditional sections of XAML files using the AlternateContent and Choice tags defined in the markup-compatibility (mc) namespace, but these tags don't seem to be supported in Silverlight.
But XAML can contain data bindings, and these bindings can reference different objects depending on the platform. XAML can also have StaticResource references that retrieve different objects for different platforms. It is this approach I used in the TextTransform program.
I created the TextTransform solution the same way I created the DragImage solution. The solution has three projects: TextTransform (Silverlight program), TextTransform.Web (Web project to host the Silverlight program) and TextTransform.Phone (Windows Phone 7).
In the Silverlight project, I then created a TextTransformer control that derives from UserControl. This control is shared between the Silverlight project and the Windows Phone 7 project. The TextTransformer control contains a hardcoded text string (the word "TEXT") surrounded by a Border with four Thumb controls at the corners. Moving a Thumb causes a non-affine transform to be applied to the Border and TextBlock. (It only works correctly if the quadrilateral formed by the Border has no concave corners.)
The TextTransformer.xaml file doesn't create a new template for the Thumb, but it does define a Style as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4 The Thumb Style from TextTransformer.xaml
<Style x:Key="thumbStyle" TargetType="Thumb">
<Setter Property="HorizontalAlignment"
Value="Left" />
<Setter Property="VerticalAlignment"
Value="Top" />
<Setter Property="Width"
Value="{StaticResource ThumbSize}" />
<Setter Property="Height"
Value="{StaticResource ThumbSize}" />
<Setter Property="RenderTransform">
X="{StaticResource HalfThumbOffset}"
Y="{StaticResource HalfThumbOffset}" />
Notice the references to ThumbSize and HalfThumbOffset. Although the TextBlock displaying the text gets the correct Foreground property through property inheritance, the Border must be explicitly colored with the same foreground color:
<Border Name="border"
BorderBrush="{StaticResource ForegroundBrush}"
Where are these resources defined? They're defined in App.xaml. The regular Silverlight project includes a Resources collection in its App.xaml file that contains the following:
<SolidColorBrush x:Key="BackgroundBrush" Color="White" />
<SolidColorBrush x:Key="ForegroundBrush" Color="Black" />
<system:Double x:Key="ThumbSize">36</system:Double>
<system:Double x:Key="HalfThumbOffset">-18</system:Double>
The App.xaml file for the Windows Phone 7 program references the predefined resources for the two brushes and defines larger ThumbSize and HalfThumbOffset values:
<SolidColorBrush x:Key="BackgroundBrush"
Color="{StaticResource PhoneBackgroundColor}" />
<SolidColorBrush x:Key="ForegroundBrush"
Color="{StaticResource PhoneForegroundColor}" />
<system:Double x:Key="ThumbSize">96</system:Double>
<system:Double x:Key="HalfThumbOffset">-48</system:Double>
Figure 5 shows the program running in the browser and Figure 6 shows the program running on the Windows Phone 7 emulator. The emulator is displayed at 50 percent of full size to compensate for the higher pixel density on the phone.
Figure 5 The TextTransform Program in the Browser
Figure 6 The TextTransform Program on the Phone Emulator
These techniques suggest that sharing code between the desktop and phone has become a reality. If you want to delve a bit deeper into this subject, the Surface Toolkit for Windows Touch includes a SurfaceThumb control for WPF developers. This is just like the normal Thumb control, but it adds support for true multi-touch and events for when the thumb is flicked. For more information, see the Surface Toolkit for Windows Touch beta page at msdn.microsoft.com/library/ee957351.
Charles Petzold is a longtime contributing editor to MSDN Magazine*. His new book, "Programming Windows Phone 7," is available as a free download at bit.ly/cpebookpdf.*
Thanks to the following technical experts for reviewing this article: Doug Kramer and Robert Levy


text:
Women seeking men tampoa; How to pick up sluts off dating sites; Top ten usa dating apps; Florida law on dating; Russian girls in new york dating; Dating a girl who is a squirter; Ronnie smith adult dating pool; South asians dating usa; Free christian dating sites in oklahoma;
craigslist provides local classifieds and forums for jobs, housing, for sale, services, local community, and events
Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array of them in Africa women. Home run by the still connect via modems. The Rwandan government shut a Special Committee Against Apartheid was established to visa applicants to apply Viagra E Acne in order to.
Teaching Kids Raising Godly Children Prayers For Children Young Children Future Children Young Women Seeking God Praying Hands Childlike Faith. It feels good, very good, when we pray. Women Blouse Solid Layered Ruffled Off Shoulder Vogue O Neck 2017 Tops Loose Casual Summer Cute Comfortable Top Tee Think of the number of men and women
Founded in 1916, Palma Ceia is Tampa's premier golf and country club, offering the best of what the sport has to offer combined with the rich tradition that is Tampa's oldest private golf club. To view those positions we are currently seeking candidates for, please click the link below:
Softarchive.net 4irInt3rn4ti0n4lM4g4zin3M4rch2014 - Download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online.
and >> she does not feel like republicans are appealing to women. good night she said the women's vote could prove pivotal. do you think the republicans could get the vote? >> you speak to their needs. sometimes we partition american aspiration along gender lines. most people want the opportunity to make a better life, and as a consequence
THE ALL-NEW UMA STUDENT PORTAL. Your single-access point for the courseroom, financial aid, your documents, and much more. Go to Login
Spectrum News Bay News 9 is your source for local and breaking news in the greater Tampa Bay area.
The Value of Electricity. Providing you with affordable and reliable electricity is one of our top priorities. You also get value in other ways.
ŃāÅŃéżŃāÉŃāāŃé»Ńā¬Ńé»Ńā®ŃéżŃāŗŃā│Ńé░µ£©ĶéśŃéĮŃāĢŃéĪŃĆÉLuceŃĆæŃā½Ńā╝ŃāüŃé¦Ńé¬ŃāāŃāłŃā×Ńā│ - www.sugarduchess.com
Explore key University of Tampa information including application requirements, popular majors, tuition, SAT scores, AP credit policies, and more. Men's Club. Women's Club. Cross-Country. Men's Intercollegiate. Women's Intercollegiate. Men's Scholarship. degree seeking freshmen from Fall 2016 and Fall 2017. Very Important. Academic GPA .
Do you want to appear on Marvel Universe Live? 2018 Auditions are coming up in Orlando, Florida! The show is looking for men and women to perform. The team is specifically looking for action performers, [ŌĆ"]
2/5/2013 · The touristic mountain was so christened following wild but not so clear imaginations of men and women, who, after looking at the earth mound proudly towering over Tadian in Mt. Province and Cervantes in Ilocos Sur, started showing distorted facial expressions.


text:
Being and Time in Africa Mythical-Poetical Tradition
- Authors: Shingarov G.H., Tatarovskaya I.G.
- Issue: No 3 (2008)
- Pages: 32-43
- Section: Articles
- URL: http://journals.rudn.ru/philosophy/article/view/11376
In the article, main provisions of African mythology, those about being and time, are considered. It is displayed that time is understood as an aggregate of specific phenomena and occurrences; time spreads not linearly from past to future, but from present to past. All doings of a man are explored through the prism of mythological thinking. Authors' attention is centered at the substantial peculiarities of a man's being that spreads in different dimensions of time, i.e. of past (macro chronos) and of present (microchronos).
G H ShingarovModern Humanitarian Academy
Modern Humanitarian Academy
I G TatarovskayaInstitute of African Stadies, RAS
Institute of African Stadies, RAS
Abstract - 101
PDF (Russian) - 31


text:
Tommy Campbell: Gentleman, true Gael and giant in his community
TOMMY Campbell's life changed forever on February 25 1977 when his dad Joe, a sergeant in the RUC, was shot dead as he locked the gates of Cushendall police station.
At 20 years old, and the eldest of eight children, Tommy took on the role of father and accepted the responsibility without question. His family are eternally grateful to him.
The murder was an horrific event which would follow him right up to his own premature death aged 62.
But it was a measure of the giant of a man Tommy was that he was able to both find and spread happiness throughout his life and be a central figure in the Co Antrim community which held him so dear.
Tommy was born in Derry city in 1956 to Joe and his wife Rosemary, who survives him. He lived in Moneymore until he was six and Crossmaglen for two years before a transfer brought the newly-promoted Sgt Campbell to Cushendall.
Tommy, his mother and siblings visited at weekends until a house was available. He would tell stories of hiding on the golf course when it was time to leave that little bit of heaven they found in the Glens of Antrim.
School was St Mary's PS and St MacNissi's, Garron Tower, where his love of music and drama was nurtured.
At home Tommy was a great help looking after the growing family. He could cook and bake and nurse a baby like a natural.
St Joseph's training college in Belfast came next and it was at St Mary's High School, Limavady where he found his calling as a teacher, youth tutor and mentor; he spent 32 happy and fulfilling years there.
A testament to that was the visits from so many colleagues and past pupils during his short illness. Tommy was a dad and big brother to so many and he took great pride telling of pupils doing what made them happy.
Tommy was so involved in his community: he played golf from an early age, holding the position of Cushendall club captain; he was a Gaelic footballer with Con Magees, Glenravel; he played rugby with Ballymoney and Armoy; he also hurled one season with Oisins, Glenariffe. At the time of his passing he was honoured to be the vice-chairman of Antrim GAA.
But it was the Ruairí Ógs of Cushendall who held his heart, with his lifelong attachment as a committee member, player and mentor enhanced by following his son Eoghan down the years.
More recently, his younger brother Philip was privileged to have him assist him as senior team manager, where his influence, wise counsel and wholehearted passion were respected by players and management alike.
Tommy took to the stage to represent the Ruairís in the Scór ballad group for many years and was the chairman of Lurig Drama Group, where he enjoyed so many memorable performances.
He had a real empathy and interest in people and his storytelling kept many Glens characters alive.
With his love of reading and phenomenal memory he was a local Mastermind, regular Irish News crossword winner, a contestant on TV quiz Fifteen to 1 and everybody's 'phone a friend'.
He also sang with the Glens Choir, his velvet base voice taking leading roles in operas and musicals, concerts and religious celebrations.
Lasting friendships were made and there wasn't a dry eye when they sang The Green Glens of Antrim as Tommy's coffin was carried from St Mary's Church.
"May the sandy soil of his native Cushendall rest lightly on a good and decent man," said his friend John 'Curly' McIlwaine.
Three decades earlier the church had witnessed the happy occasion of Tommy's marriage to Joan McAlister.
They met leaving the Central Bar one evening in 1984 when Tommy asked if he could walk her home. Romance blossomed with drinks after camogie training and walks on the beach and the devoted couple held hands ever since.
They shared everything: golf, rugby and GAA, walks on the beach with their beautiful white husky Nala, and socialising with friends. Even a night in was date night and Tommy would bring Joan flowers each Friday just because she was 'my wee pet'.
They were blessed with three children, Aine, Ciara and Eoghan, who made their life complete. They encouraged them to spread their wings and find their way in life, knowing that mum and dad were always there.
On February 4 this year, Tommy had to share the devastating news of a diagnosis of terminal pancreatic cancer. His immediate thoughts were for his family.
After a few days in hospital he returned home to openly welcome the many people who wanted to remember the happier times they had shared.
He faced his illness with great courage and dignity, travelling to Dublin to watch the RuairI Ógs, applauding the Antrim hurlers against Westmeath and London, and smiling as his Lurig colleagues performed the play he had to withdraw from. On March 21, the sun glistened over the Sea of Moyle as Tommy and Joan walked the shores of Cushendall Beach.
Tommy was hurt that his mother was saying goodbye to another son and knew that it was difficult for his siblings Joey, Mandy, Paula, Rosemary, Sara and Philip. They are comforted that their father Joe and brother Peter were waiting to take his hand.
His wife and children will now be in everybody's thoughts and prayers. Tommy is never far away, he lives on in them - take time to listen for him, he is there.
Tommy Campbell died on March 25 and his month's mind Mass will be celebrated in St Mary's Church, Cushendall on Friday April 26 at 7.30pm.


text: Questions related to assessment services What are assessment services? o your recruitment process was great and you have got a number of applications from qualified individuals ready to serve your organization. However, it is important to choose the right person for the right job, or… PermalinkPosted: Oct 16 2013Tags: assessment services


text:
222 Definitive Ladies Asymmetrical Tunic (195g/m²)Semi-fitted, stand collar, asymmetrical popper fastening, capped sleeves, action back, side pockets, side splits. Length 76cm/30in. Sizes 8-26.Black ...........................TWFD0980Pale blue .....................TWFD1610Grey ............................TWFD0990Navy ............................TWFD1000White ...........................TWFD1070NEW Teal ...................TWFD1950NEW Hot Pink ............TWFD1960Catalogue price ..................£21.99 ONLINE PRICE ....................£19.79 Definitive Ladies Bootleg Trouser (195g/m²)Drop waist styling, front zip fastening. Unhemmed inside leg 89cm/35in. Sizes 8-26.Navy ............................TWFT1160Black ...........................TWFT1060Catalogue price ..................£20.99ONLINE PRICE ....................£18.89 ONLINE10% OFFwhen you buyNavyBlackPale blueGreyWhiteAll prices shown online already include the 10% discount.newimprovedstylenewimprovedstylenewimprovedstylenewimprovedstylenewimprovedstyleView the online videos and see the range in closer detailat www.simonjersey.com SEE MOREDETAILview it onlinecottoncontent
223Action back for comfort and ease of movementSide pockets concealed in seam for an elegant appearanceNew Improved StyleDesign and stylingenhancements to shape and fit creates a more comfortable and better fitting tunic, while the redesigned lower neckline ensures the wearer is more relaxed and cooler.TealNavyBlackHot pinkTECH SPEC: Definitive fabric:. 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton (195g/m2). Polyester is hard wearing and durable, provides colour fastness, fade, crease and shrink resistance wash after wash. Cotton adds comfort and ability to wash at higher temperatures. Easy care . Easy iron. Machine washable at 60ºTunicsnewnew


text:
Hail & Wind Damage Claims
EZ Acceptance Builders - The Storm Specialists
Unlike a typical contractor, EZ ACCEPTANCE BUILDERS specializes in working with the consumer and the insurance company in order to obtain the maximum amount of dollars allowed for the repair, which means there is NO COST to you and your roof and siding is replaced for FREE!
From inspecting your roof and siding for hail damage or wind damage, to finishing the needed repairs, your EZ ACCEPTANCE BUILDERS representative will manage the following steps, keeping you advised throughout the entire process:
- Verifies your hail damage/wind damage
- Assists you in filing the insurance claim
- Meets with you and the insurance adjuster to assure that all hail damage/wind damage is identified and included in the claim
- Meets with you to select materials, colors and discuss any special requests
- Obtains necessary permit(s) and schedule the materials and work crew
- Verifies that completed project meets your satisfaction as well as local codes and insurance requirements
Why I Should Consider Making a Hail or Storm Claim
A majority of your neighborhood has already replaced their roof or siding due to hail or storm damage. The insurance companies do NOT pay for something that isn't legitimate. Most of the projects that have been done in your neighborhood have been paid for by insurance companies.
In Ohio, you have one year to make a claim. This time period goes by very quickly since almost half of the year our homes are covered in snow. The time to act is now.
For many people, their home is their retirement fund. It makes good financial sense to improve one of your most important assets and protect your investment.
When neighbors improve the value of their homes, the surrounding unimproved properties drop in value – they do not remain the same value.
More than likely, your insurance premium has already increased since you live in a verified national catastrophe area. Insurance companies cannot increase your premiums due to a claim involving an act of God, but they can raise the rates on a geographical location involved in a catastrophe. In essence, your raised premiums are helping pay for your neighbor's improved property value.
Month after month, and year after year you pay the premiums for your home. The reason you pay your premiums is to protect your home and your investment.
Ohio law concerning unfair property and casualty claims settling practices, section 3901-1-54 (l)(b), states that when an interior or exterior loss requires replacement of an item and the replaced item does not match the quality, color or size of the item suffering the loss, the insurer shall replace as much of the item as to result in a reasonably comparable appearance. In laymen's terms this means that the insurance company must ensure that replacement materials match in terms of color, quality, texture and type of materials.
Siding: Many people feel like there is nothing wrong with their home, that the damage is just aesthetic. The bottom line is many homes that are damaged do not have any available siding to match the 30 year old siding on their house. So what may appear to be just a couple of dents is actually considered "totaled out" siding. In order to repair the damaged siding properly you have to replace the entire house.
Roofing: What may begin s a few hail impacts or blown-off shingles on your roof, can turn into a nightmare leak and cause other structural damage to the house long after the two year time period to make a claim has passed by.
In many cases, homes that were built over 20 years ago do not have essential protection on the frame of the home, such as, an ice and water shield on the roof and/or a vapor barrier on the siding. These items are now code for Ohio. In many situations, insulation and proper venting can be added to improve heating and cooling efficiencies.
Can you afford NOT to make a claim!


text:
2019 68 BENELLI BN 125ccONLY 5,000 MILES WITH FSH!!!
- Details
- Finance
- Gallery
- Price£1,895
- Fuel TypePetrol
- Engine Size125cc
- Exterior ColourRed
- Registered2019
- Mileage5000 miles *
- Owners2
Red Coachwork. Fitted with USB port. Previously supplied by ourselves. Great condition throughout. Only 5,000 miles with Full Service History!!! Only £1,895!!! Finance available subject to T's & C's. All major debit and credit cards accepted. Please note that all of our stock is HPI clear and come with a multi point health check, PDI service, road test and MOT. 3 years free legal cover included. 12 MONTH WARRANTY UP TO £500 PER CLAIM WITH RECOVERY FOR JUST £199!!! Visit our website for loads more bikes and scooters!!!
For more info on this vehicle call our showroom on 01795 472512
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the above information but errors may occur. Please check with a salesperson.
The following documents are available for this vehicle:


text:
iPad not charging
Has your iPad stopped charging?
With regard to the problem of the iPad not charging, the very first thing one should do is simply check if the charging point is firmly in place or has gotten loose. Once you have established that this is not the problem, start by tapping the screen. Although this may sound surprising to a few of you out there, this is usually how you go about waking your device up.
Is it taking too long to charge?
Here is where you need to check all of your adapters and cables to see if there are multiple signs of wear and tear that are not visible at the first glance. This usually ends up being the case more than often. In other cases, one also needs to consider the aspect that you will need to try a different wall socket as well.
Got an alert that says your accessory is not supported?
That's nothing too serious to worry about, at least not initially. A good and thorough clean of the charging point on both ends would be highly recommended. Plus there is also the fact that wall socket plug-in might not be working or too dirty.
Is the sound coming out from only one side of the headphones?
In this case, the jack of the headset will need to be replaced. It is rare that there will be a problem with your iPad in general. However, if the sound fluctuates or stops working completely, it is quite likely that there might be a software problem with your iPad.