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Have you decided that it's time to tackle home renovations and even construction in your home? A remodel can be a very exciting time that can help you transform the space into your dream home. However, along with the excitement comes a whole lot of mess. Even when you try your best to be neat and tidy, accidents, spills, and just general dust and debris are the norm. With that said, there are a number of key steps you can take that will help protect your home during the process and ensure everything looks as good as new when you're done.
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8 Health Benefits of a Memory Foam Mattress
Buying a good quality Mattress is an extremely difficult and important decision. After all, it is the choice of the Mattress that shall determine the quality of sleep you have at night. Studies have found out that you spend around one-third of your lifetime sleeping. As such, it is of utmost importance that you have sound and good quality sleep.
Memory Foam Mattresses are extremely popular in the market today. And why shouldn't they be? They do come with a lot of features and added benefits that are beneficial and safe to the individual's health. The materials which make up these Mattresses are very reliable. The technology with which these are manufactured has been designed by the most renowned and respected organization, NASA.
How to Choose the Right Mattress from a List of Mattresses
Have you ever wondered how long you spend in bed? Believe it or not, the answer is about a third of life! Consequently, you agree that it is extremely important to spend this time sleeping on a comfortable, high-quality mattress. Before deciding which mattress to buy, check out some mattress reviews to make sure you make the best decision.
7 Awesome Wooden Furniture Pieces for a Luxurious Home
Wooden Furniture Online for Home – Moving into a new home? Or renovating your abode to make it look and feel like a brand new place? Do you want your home to have the air of an owner who has an exquisite taste? Now getting the perfect wooden furniture online, and luxury furniture design ideas for your home i.e. living room, bedroom, the kitchen become so easy. Yes. It is entirely possible just because of furniture ecommerce sites in India.
If it's your home, it has got to have an essence of the real you. Let your exquisite taste in furniture be the eye catcher of everyone's attention, and there is no better place for you to be researching for your future furniture than where you are right now. Searching for luxurious furniture online presents you with a vast range of options, more than you could ever browse through in real life. These pieces vary from extremely comfy sofas to your tasteful coffee tables and trust that these would transform your house into your dream home.
5 USPs of M3M Merlin
After the successful deliveries of M3M Urbana – the largest integrated commercial development and M3M Cosmopolitan – the first hi-street retail on Golf Course Road Extension, M3M Group again leaves us mesmerized with the delivery of M3M Merlin.
Gurgaon now gets ready to give a grand welcome to Singapore-style world-class residences that go by the name M3M Merlin. The project includes apartments and penthouses along with everything else one can expect from a luxuriously-style project. Located in sector 67, Gurgaon (with connectivity to South Delhi and NH-8 and part of the proposed metro corridor) M3M Merlin is planned strategically to meet all modern-day residential needs.
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Acrylic is a clear, glass-like plastic known as poly(methyl) methacrylate (PMMA). It is a perfect alternative for products made of glass and this is the reason it is used to create furniture items, fish tanks, picture frames, splashbacks and mirrors. Besides, its practicality makes it an indispensable material that can be used to create most home items.
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VastuShastra and How it Helps to Keep Home Healthy
Our home is a result of our hard work. It's a place where we don't just seek shelter, but also experience joy, happiness and progress. Almost all of us might have noticed that few homes look wealthy and full of life and few look very poor, environment of some homes seems to be very peaceful and on the other hand some homes are disreputable for Altercations. It is important to ensure the house is constructed properly and every aspect such as ventilation, distribution of sunlight, direction of kitchen or bathroom has been taken care of.
Have you ever visited any place, be it your friends home or some grand historical monument? These monuments and structures are hundreds of years old, but still look gorgeous because their structures are based on various theories of Vastu Shastra such as north-to-south flow of the magnetic field or east-to-west rotation of the earth etc. Infact, according to the ancient Vastu Shastra leakage or seepage in any part of the home can also affect our spiritual and financial growth. It is believed that continuous leakage from the roof can cause unnecessary clashes between the housemates.
Why South of Gurgaon is a Nice Place to Live
Gurgaon has become the biggest hub of northern India in past few years where more then 250 fortune 500 companies have their offices. The city generates maximum revenue for the state government and has witnessed immersive growth in past two decades. Every year thousands of people (mostly youngsters) come to Gurgaon for work from various parts of the country. Since it was a small town earlier and developed rapidly, the old infrastructure of the city doesn't seem to cop up with the new one at times.
People have started looking at other possibilities for living nearby as Gurgaon has already become overcrowded and South of Gurgaon has come up a solution for them. Let's see what are the key factors of this place that are attracting common man as well as developers.
The Best features of South of Gurgaon
Sohna which is also known as south Gurgaon is a town which is located in Gurgaon district of Haryana. This place is already popular as a famous tourist spot where people come from Delhi NCR on weekends but now gradually turning in to a smart city and becoming a perfect destination for the residence of Gurgaon and Delhi who wants a live in a peaceful and less polluted area.
Sohna is also famous as a Hindu pilgrimage site as it houses an ancient shiv kund where many devotees come and take a dip, specially in springs. The old shiv kund is claimed to be 500 years old it is believed that if a person is suffering from any skin ailments or rheumatism can be cured from the therapeutic powers of this water. during solar and lunar eclipses, many people from various parts of the country come here and celebrate the festivals.
All you Need to Know About South of Gurgaon
Gurgaon which was a small town 20-25 years ago has become the biggest city of the Haryana and generates maximum revenue for the state. In past few years Gurgaon has experienced tremendous growth and the population of the city has also increased rapidly. Since the residential, commercial and industrial growth was uncontrolled, the result is being displayed now and the city has started facing issues due to its unplanned infrastructure. Many people come to Gurgaon every year for work but due to heavy demand the property rates have already gone very high which a common man cannot afford that's why people as well as builders have started seeking possibilities in and around. Amdst all, South Gurgaon is place which has stood out and is now attracting many of end-users.


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Acupuncture Motherwell
Acupuncture Motherwell Scotland: If you have been tormented by a medical problem and conventional medical care has been unsuccessful in giving you any relief, it could be a good time to try something else, and acupuncture could be just what the doctor ordered. Obviously it's going to be contingent on what problem you are experiencing, however acupuncture can be used for a wide variety of ailments, pains and aches. While some people look for acupuncture treatments in Motherwell to treat particular medical problems, other people have regular treatments as a way to maintain good health.
Patients of all ages, even very young children can be given acupuncture and the practice is very popular to manage complaints such as dental pain, sleeping problems, headaches, back pain, arthritis and anxiety. The finest acupuncturists will normally be registered with the British Acupuncture Council (BAcC), so when you're trying to find a therapist in Motherwell, ensure that they are signed up with this trusted organisation.
Acupuncture - A Potted Guide: The traditional Chinese therapy called acupuncture, whereby fine needles are inserted into the patient's skin for therapeutic results, has been practiced for centuries. A qualified and specialist acupuncturist will help to relieve problems in connection with migraine headaches, osteoarthritis and lower back pain to name a few of the more prevalent issues. A leading element of traditional Chinese medicine in conjunction with techniques like exercise (qigong), bonesetter (die-da), herbal medicine, gua sha, cupping therapy, dietary therapy and massage (tui na), acupuncture is a pseudoscience and alternative therapy that's used across the globe.
Practiced for over three thousand years, acupuncture was developed as a procedure for opening the energy channels to release the flow of life force, or Qi (pronounced chee), to assist with pain alleviation. Centred around stimulating the nerve endings found just beneath the surface of the skin, modern medical acupuncture enhances the outflow of endorphins (produced by the central nervous system) to help relieve soreness and pain throughout the entire body. The beneficial claims of acupuncture have been extensively examined and acknowledged for a wide range of medical ailments. If you are afflicted by one of the stress related issues like depression, panic attacks and anxiety, you could find that acupuncture therapies can help you in conquering them.
The majority of qualified acupuncturists in Motherwell will ask you to attend a consultation, which will occur in advance of your 1st session of treatment. You'll be asked some general questions in relation to your personal lifestyle. This discussion aids the acupuncture professional to devise a treatment plan specifically fashioned to suit your needs. In some cases it will even be the case that two people will be given two completely different treatment procedures regardless that they have precisely the same symptoms. It is perfectly possible that you will know of some other person in Motherwell with quite similar complaints to you who's being given a different acupuncture treatment solution.
The acupuncture treatment involves inserting fine needles into the meridian lines in the body which match the patient's particular symptoms. Such insertion points are sometimes in locations that you wouldn't automatically associate with the problem being treated. For example, a needle may be placed into a meridian point on a patient's hand to remedy a migraine. Many of the frequently used treatment points are located in the lower limbs and legs, therefore when you are heading off for an acupuncture appointment, wearing loose clothing to facilitate easy access is always sensible.
Just after treatment you are likely to experience exhaustion and lethargy. Thus it is recommended not to drive immediately after the procedure. Before continuing with your day, it is important to give your body time to rest and allow it to recoup in a natural way. These feelings of lethargy could possibly last for a couple of hours, and so you need to factor this into any work plans that you have.
There are different kinds of acupuncture offered in Motherwell, each one having its own distinct purpose and some serving as stand-alone procedures. Amongst the best known forms are: trigger point acupuncture, dry-needling acupuncture, Japanese acupuncture, moxibustion, acupressure, fire needling, cupping, Chinese acupuncture, tuina, electro-acupuncture, auricular acupuncture, sonopuncture and other less well known ones.
Acupuncture - Does it Hurt?
Although needles put in certain extremities (for instance toes and fingers) may give a sharp prick, by and large acupuncture seldom hurts. When the acupuncture needles are inserted the client could feel a tingling or pulsating, and once the needles have penetrated the skin, a dull aching at the treatment area. Acupuncture needles are very thin and they range from approximately 0.12mm to 0.35mm in thickness, which means they are something like a tenth the thickness of a hypodermic needle (the ones used for injections). When push comes to shove the experience of acupuncture will be totally different for each and every client, and what is true for one might not be germane for another, but generally speaking .... no, acupuncture is not going to hurt.
Despite the fact that within the medical profession as a whole, acupuncture is considered to be one of the alternative medicines, it's clearly one of the more favoured and commonly used of them, and it is now being more accepted as a helpful therapy. There's an ever increasing number of dedicated people training to become acupuncture practitioners in the UK, and its been calculated that members of the British Acupuncture Council conduct over two million acupuncture procedures each year. Acupuncture is now widely accepted as a useful treatment for lots of different illnesses and ailments and the stigma that was previously attached to it has mostly disappeared.
Acupuncture Meridians and Acupuncture Points
There are approximately 400 acupuncture points located in human body, according to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the majority of which are located on the pathways (meridians) which transport the body's chi (life energy). The primary meridians that are used in acupuncture therapies - the triple energizer, the large intestine, the heart, the pericardium, the spleen, the bladder, the lung, the liver, the stomach, the gallbladder, the kidney, the small intestine - numbering 12 in total, are all linked to the body's internal organs. The other eight which are known as the "extraordinary" meridians haven't any immediate connections with the organ system but merely share points with the major meridians. Every single one of these points are identified by the meridian upon which they're situated and their identifying numbers match their sequence on that specific channel. These acupuncture points have been designated some unique names and these ones - Middle Palace, Broken Sequence, Lesser Shang, Channel Gutter, Maximum Opening, Cloud Gate, Supreme Abyss, Cubit Marsh, Fish Border, Clasping the White, Palace of Heaven - are the eleven that are affiliated with the lung, and are numbered LU-1 to LU-12, but not in that order.
More Help and Guidance
To track down properly accredited members of the British Acupuncture Council, visit their website. To see what's happening acupuncture on social websites check this out. To read more regarding conditions it can help, the history of acupuncture, acupuncture needles, clinical practice, conceptual basis, how acupuncture is practiced around the world and safety, you can pay a visit to Wikipedia and search for "Acupuncture". To join the world of acupuncture, alternative therapies and acupressure visit the Acupuncture Forum HERE. Discussion threads include things like acupressure, alternative medicine and acupuncture.
Your local Motherwell acupuncturist will help with: acupuncture for vertigo, holistic acupuncture therapy in Motherwell, ear acupuncture treatments, acupuncture for allergies in Motherwell, magnetic acupuncture therapy, acupuncture for addictions, infared acupuncture therapy, acupuncture for headaches in Motherwell, acupuncture for knee pain, auricular acupuncture treatments, acupuncture for epilepsy, foot acupuncture therapy, acupuncture for insomnia in Motherwell, acupuncture for back pain, acupuncture for inflammation, acupuncture for hot flushes, acupuncture for muscle tension, acupuncture for anxiety, cranial acupuncture therapy, cosmetic acupuncture treatments, moxibustion in Motherwell, acupuncture for sleep, acupuncture for joint pain, acupuncture for depression in Motherwell, acupuncture for sciatica, acupuncture for fertility, gua sha, arthritis acupuncture therapy in Motherwell, acupuncture for wrist pain, acupuncture for dizziness in Motherwell and other acupuncture related therapies.
Also find: Newmains acupuncturists, Bothwell acupuncturists, Wishaw acupuncturists, Birkenshaw acupuncturists, Blantyre acupuncturists, Bellshill acupuncturists, Allanton acupuncturists, Holytown acupuncturists, East Kilbride acupuncturists, Ferniegair acupuncturists, Larkhall acupuncturists, Overtown acupuncturists, Stonehouse acupuncturists, Uddingston acupuncturists, Cambuslang acupuncturists, Cleland acupuncturists, Carfin acupuncturists, Hamilton acupuncturists, Quarter acupuncturists and more.
Places near Motherwell: Wishaw, Larkhall, Blantyre, Stonehouse, Ferniegair, Uddingston, East Kilbride, Overtown, Cleland, Cambuslang, Hamilton, Carfin, Birkenshaw, Allanton, Newmains, Holytown, Bellshill, Quarter, Bothwell.
In Scotland you can additionally get: Cardross moxibustion, Giffnock moxibustion, Broughty Ferry moxibustion, Airth acupuncture therapists, Potterton acupuncture therapists, Newport on Tay acupuncture therapists, Gartcosh acupuncturists, Milngavie acupuncturists, Scone cupping therapy, Penicuik moxibustion, Bellsbank acupuncturists, Aberfeldy acupuncturists, Dunbar acupuncturists, Falkland moxibustion, Gartcosh moxibustion, Blantyre acupuncturists, Gullane cupping therapy, Mauchline acupuncture therapists, Maddiston moxibustion, Laurencekirk moxibustion, Boness cupping therapy, Longniddry cupping therapy, Beith acupuncture therapists, Saltcoats acupuncture therapists, Clarkston moxibustion, Lochgilphead cupping therapy, Kilbirnie acupuncture therapists, Stoneyburn acupuncturists, Fort William acupuncturists.
More Scotland acupuncturists: Paisley, Airdrie, Dundee, Hamilton, Glenrothes, Ayr, Edinburgh, Stirling, Cumbernauld, Perth, Livingston, Dumfries, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Irvine, East Kilbride, Greenock, Kilmarnock, Inverness, Dunfermline, Coatbridge, Kirkcaldy, Falkirk and Motherwell.
Acupuncturists in other UK locations: Newcastle, Shoreham-by-Sea, Bristol, Bilston, Farnworth, West Bromwich, Stalybridge, Dumfries, Middleton, Bromley, Atherton, Croydon, Cambridge, Daventry, Dartford, Urmston, Redditch, Houghton Regis, Longton, Blyth, Merthyr Tydfil, Bracknell, Swinton, Sandown, Royston, Kilmarnock, Cumbernauld.
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I opened this thread think there was gonna be some entirely different pics. I will try to get some pics of the road right outside my front door. I have some great twisties here and I enjoy every chance I get to go rail them.
Did ya say "Twisties"? 250 miles in the mountains today...and this was just a slice of it!Pic 1 shows that there is another set like this up the hill a quarter of a mile...if you can read the sign by the white pick-up...(pic taken from L arrow sign in pic 2)Pic 2 shows how this thing drops away as you turn into it...(pic taken from near bike in pic 3)Pic 3 shows how far it drops and how tight it is...(pic taken from L arrow sign in pic 2)Pic 4 shows how peaceful the exit is...(pic taken from near bike in pic 3)BTW...we were having intercom conversation this far apart with our UClears...crystal clear!
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Chapter 3
The pets in Mr. Reese's Mysteries and Sentimentorium made a din at feeding time, all of them trying to catch Phi or Aula's attention to be fed next, or to be fed again.
"It's been a month, but I still find it weird," said Phi, as he tipped pellets into the gladrador's tray. It gleefully wagged its glossy, blond tail and lapped them up in a single mouthful.
"Find what weird?" asked Aula, sprinkling flakes into the f'wish bowl.
"The mood swings. I go from petting a gladrador and feeling pretty happy about my day, to scratching the belly of this exomniac who makes me really sleepy. Then I water the money tree and think it would be a brilliant idea to use my day's wages to buy you some flowe–" Phi cut himself short.
"To buy me some what?"
"Nothing," he murmured, with his face burning red. "Stupid taddletails," he muttered angrily at the snakes as he trowelled food into their tray. He kicked at their cage. "Why did you make me say that?" he hissed at them. The taddletails stuck their tongues out in reply, and slithered hungrily to their food.
"I quite like the mood swings," said Aula, letting the felicities peck seeds from her hands, before scattering them across the cage floor. "I sometimes forget just how many Emotions there are to feel, and what they're all like. You can feel angry or sad, and nothing bad has to happen. Besides, if it all gets a bit much, I can just come and feed the felicities." She skipped over to Phi and gave him a big hug.
"Watch it!" he snapped, as she knocked the food out of his hand. "Why don't you mind what you're doing?" He thrust the scoop back into the bag and grabbed some more pellets.
"Sorry," muttered Aula. "I didn't mean to."
Phi took a deep breath and stepped back from a box of scowling rodents. He tried to get his Emotions back under control. "Sorry," he said. "Didn't mean to snap. Guess the tiffs got to me."
"Here. Let me," she said, grabbing the food pellets from Phi and feeding them herself. "That wasn't just the tiffs, was it? What's wrong?"
"My father's cancelled our fishing trip."
"I've done everything he asks. I try hard at school. I got a job. What else does he want from me? He just wants me to be boring like his friends. Not even friends. 'Business associates'."
"Jeez. Will you stop going on about your father for once?" groaned Aula.
"I don't talk about him that much!" said Phi.
"Only every waking moment!"
"Look. Just because your family's all nice and idyllic doesn't mean that mine is too."
Aula scattered the last of the pellets into the tiff cage, then backed away from it.
"Sorry. That's not what I meant," she said, shaking off her Disagreeableness. "I mean, sometimes your father might not always know best. Don't you think? He keeps telling you to worry about all these adult things. But you're not an adult! You don't want to be an adult. Adults spend all their time thinking with their heads about worthless things like money and taxes and insurance. We get to spend all day thinking with our hearts about things like fun!"
"You're right," said Phi with a grin. He grabbed one of the water bottles from the cages and squirted it in Aula's face.
"Hey!" she laughed, seizing her own bottle.
They hid behind the shelves, shouting and laughing, spraying each other with the bottles until their hair stuck to their faces and their feet left squelchy footprints.
"If adults have to do all this work without having any fun, it's no wonder they look so miserable all the time," said Phi.
Aula wandered over to play with one of the taddletails, dangling a bit of ribbon in front of its nose. She waited there for a little while, lost in thought.
"We do have a lot of fun," said Phi, clipping the food bag closed. "I'm glad."
"Well you started it," replied Aula. "If you hadn't forced Mr. Reese to dance around the shop just to sell a dozen bottles of out-of-date Feelings, I probably would've thought you were just as boring as everyone else. Ever since that first day I think I've known…"
"Known what?" asked Phi hopefully. He stood behind her, trying to read her thoughts through the back of her head. Known that I like her? he wondered. Is it really that obvious?
"Known that…" She stepped back from the taddletails and jumped when she bumped into Phi standing right behind her.
Known that she likes me! Phi thought triumphantly. That's it! Ha! I knew it!
He took her hand, twirled her around to face him, and planted a kiss squarely on her lips. It was both more awkward and more comfortable than he'd anticipated. On the one hand, he was suddenly far more aware of his mouth than he had ever been in his life. He had never appreciated just how clumsy it could be. On the other hand, their lips fit nicely together.
Aula jerked away from him. "What was that?" she snapped.
"It was a kiss," said Phi uncertainly. At least I hope it was a kiss. That's how they're done…right…?
"I know what it was. What made you think you could do it?"
"Because you like, me, right?" asserted Phi. "That's what you were about to tell me!"
"That's not the point! You didn't ask if you could kiss me. My ma's always told me that a kiss is a very powerful thing. When someone kisses you, when they really kiss you, they put their whole heart, their soul, their everything into it. And you have to be careful with your everything. Everybody knows that! When you kiss someone, you're sharing your life with them. So you have to ask first."
"But you were just about to tell me you like me, weren't you?"
"Doesn't matter. You have to ask." She stared sternly at Phi. Her eyes told him she was waiting for something. "Well?"
"Well what? I'm sorry?" he said hopefully. Apologising was usually the correct thing to do with Aula, he found.
"Well are you going to stand there gaping like a f'wish, or are you going to ask if you can kiss me?"
"What sort of weird girl trick is this?" he asked, his eyes narrowed.
"No trick," she insisted, with her arms folded. "Just the Proper Way. I told you: kisses are important."
"I feel like I need to seek legal advice," he joked (it was something his father's business associates tended to laugh at).
Aula rolled her eyes. "Fine," she said, "will you kiss me?"
"Of course! I thought I already did!"
She leaned in close and kissed him. They stood there in the window, sharing what Aula would later refer to as their Proper First Kiss, while Phi's utter Confusion and the world around them dissolved like sherbet into a sweet fizzle.
"Ahem!" came a cough.
Mr. Reese was conspicuously inspecting the pet cages.
"Not been sniffing at the Love bottles, I hope?" he asked them.
"As if she'd need to," said Phi with a cocky grin.
Mr. Reese sighed. "Good luck with him," he said to Aula. "Right! Back to work with you! I'm not paying you to smooch in the window. You'll scare off all the customers! Or – on second thought – maybe it's good advertising…"
"I'm going to tidy your lab," said Aula shortly, marching off to the back of the shop.
"Don't touch anything orange!" yelled Mr. Reese after her.
"I know!"
"Heh. I knew I was paying her for something," chuckled Mr. Reese. He looked at Phi and said, "But what am I paying you for?"
"I'll tell you when you pay me."
"Touché," conceded the old man, "but you can still make yourself useful and move somethin' from one shelf to another, or whatever it is you normally do."
"Normally whatever Aula tells me to do."
"Maybe there's hope for you yet!" chuckled Mr. Reese, hobbling off.
Dark clouds rolled in over the following days. The sun passed in and out of the clouds, like an indecisive shopper ducking in and out of the changing rooms. It had been a slow day at work. Some of the town kids had come in to pet the animals. Phi would sometimes let them do the feeding. The odd customer stopped by for a bottle of this or that. Aula liked to ask what they were buying their Feelings for. Astonishment for a surprise party; Patience to help with fishing; Courage for an exam. A lady came in to purchase a dozen vials of Anger, but told Aula to mind her own business, and stormed out of the shop with her purchase. The rest of the day was filled with the normal chores of box stacking, bottle labelling, and occasionally running into the lab following a particularly large explosion.
Phi was now becoming quite adept at fixing the over-worked Feeling pump in Mr. Reese's laboratory. The poor pump was used every time Mr. Reese had one of his "miscalculations". This happened several times a day, and the pump often broke from over-use. Phi derived a secret pleasure in fixing it, and getting his hands dirty with the sort of work that his father abhorred so much.
With increasing frequency, Aula had to fetch the window-cleaning equipment to scrub yet more graffiti off the shop window.
I OWN MY FEELINGS was the latest tag to appear.
"It's not even a catchy slogan," Phi said as Aula scrubbed.
"I'll bet it was city boys," grumbled Mr. Reese, shaking his head. "Entitled bunch o' good-for-nothin's. Think they're so high 'n' mighty just 'cause they don't even need the Factory. Only city boys'd listen to someone as mad as the Regent."
Phi had once asked Mr. Reese just what he was grumbling about, and the reply was an hour-long rant about something to do with politics and the Capital and the Regent, and the country not being like it used to. Phi lost interest immediately, and learnt to not ask any more questions.
When they weren't doing any particular chores, Phi and Aula spent the rest of their time re-learning how to be with one another. For some reason, kissing meant that you no longer remembered how to stand nearby, or even look at each other without grinning like a lunatic. A favourite flower suddenly seemed undoubtedly important, and a disliked colour even more so. They tried to know everything about one another, mistaking trivial facts for the deepest insights.
By the time they left Mr. Reese to close up the shop, the rainclouds had swollen deep and dark, casting the city into a murky twilight. The air tasted of humidity. All but the most determined of shoppers had abandoned the high street in anticipation of the impending downpour.
"Hey! Aula!" came a call from somewhere up the cliffs. Aula spun to see her friend Zak on the road above. He was running up the hill with some other friends. "Come up! It's gonna rain!"
"Okay!" she called back. "See you topside!" She began skipping towards the residential district. "Are you coming?" she called back to Phi.
"Of course!" he called back, chasing after Aula and her attractive, life-long friend. Is he attractive? Maybe in a silly muscular kind of way…
They huffed and panted their way up the cliff, past the occasional beast of burden hauling its owner up the road, and they were soon traipsing across the Clifftop Fields towards the Rain Forest.
The Rain Forest was oddly inconspicuous for a forest. The uninitiated would stare into the distance, seeing only the gradual thinning of the Clifftop Fields into the rocky desert of the Long Plains. The particularly observant might spot a shapeless glint as they moved their head from side to side.
Zak and his friends were waiting. No one spoke. The air was heavy and brooding, and felt like it might just stay that way if you weren't careful. The small group was silhouetted, motionless, against the dark sky and endless plains, as if they stood at the edge of the world.
With an explosive splash, a sheet of rain sluiced from the sky. The blanket of water smothered the landscape, and the Rain Forest burst into view. Trees outlined in rainy spray sprouted from nowhere. They looked to be made of water, fountaining from the ground into ghostly, spindly forms. In reality, the forest was composed of impossibly thin glassy trees that bloomed into view in the spatter of a revealing downpour. It stretched for miles, forming a barrier between Marsy and the Plains beyond. A number of other townsfolk had gathered at various points along the forest to watch it turn. Children danced in the rain. A photographer struggled to protect his equipment from the torrential rain as he tried to capture the forest on film.
Most children – at the behest of their parents – simply played at the forest's edge, rather than dare enter it. Entering the Rain Forest could be dangerous business. Even when it was raining, there was a moderate danger that you might cut yourself on the razor-edged glass branches, but when it stopped raining, the forest was once again invisible, and finding your way out became a matter of life and death. Local firemen stood by with a hose and axes to rescue anyone who got stranded, which invariably happened every time it rained. They waited stoically, rolling their eyes as Zak and his friends bounded into the forest, slinging rotten fruit at one another.
They liked to split into teams and defend outposts from one another. Everyone had a basket of old fruit from the market. Their foul-smelling missiles would usually hit the upper branches and shower the target in rotten juice, which would be washed away by the rain.
Aula grabbed Phi by the hand and they splashed into the forest, where the trees let off oodles of Wonder and Phi spun in Awe to see the effervescent forest fountaining around him. Aula dragged him over to Zak and her other friends, who were shouting and laughing as they soaked each other in putrid fruit juice.
"Zak!" she called out, waving.
Zak waved back slowly, squinting through the rain.
"Who's this?" he asked flatly.
"This is Phi!" said Aula. "He's the boy I've been telling you about! Phi, this is Zak. You know, my best friend from next door."
"Would we say best friend?" asked Phi.
"Oh don't be silly," she said, giving him a nudge and an embarrassed smile.
"Hi," said Phi, extending his hand to Zak.
"He can't join in," Zak said definitively, speaking only to Aula. He didn't shake Phi's hand.
"What do you mean?" she asked hotly.
Zak frowned at Phi, like he was a stubborn stain. "I mean: he can't join in."
"Why not?" protested Aula.
"He'd make the teams odd."
"They're already odd!"
"Don't matter. He can't join."
"I see," said Phi knowingly. "You're jealous!"
"Ha! Jealous? Of you?" spat Zak. "Who even are you? I've lived next to Aula all our lives. I'm her best friend. You're just some guy she sees at work."
"Zak!" snapped Aula, "What's wrong with you? Phi's my friend. I want him to play."
"I don't," shrugged Zak.
"Okay, okay," interjected Phi. "You don't know me. I get it. What if I can prove myself?" he suggested happily.
"Prove yourself how?" asked Zak slowly.
"Dunno. What if I race someone?"
Zak considered this. A slow smile crept across his face. "Okay," he smirked, "you can race someone. Whoever wins gets to stay. Whoever loses has to go home. Deal?"
"Deal," said Phi, extending his hand again.
"And I get to pick who you race," added Zak.
"Of course."
This time Zak shook Phi's hand in both of his. "Looks like we've got a race!" yelled Zak to the others, who stopped hurling their fruit and trickled out of the Rain Forest.
They all lined up. Zak paced up and down the line, making a show of deliberation. The others shifted impatiently, shivering in the pervasive rain.
"Someone needs to race Phi. Whoever wins gets to stay. Whoever loses has to go home," announced Zak as he paced.
"I'll race!"
"I can beat 'im!"
"Doesn't look as fast as me!"
Zak ignored them. "You'll race to the Plains and back. First one out of the Rain Forest wins."
"Yeah, I get it," said Phi impatiently. "Who am I racing?"
"You'll be racing…Aula."
"Don't be daft," said Aula shortly. "What's the point in one of us staying?"
"Those are the rules," said Zak with a shrug. "Phi agreed to them. Take it or leave it."
"Fine," said Phi, before Aula could protest. "I'm in."
Zak's smile wavered. This clearly wasn't the answer he was expecting.
"What are you doing?" hissed Aula.
Phi turned and whispered to her, "Look, it's not about staying and playing. I don't want to play with this lot."
"Hey! They're my friends!"
"I know. But I want to show them I could have played if I wanted to. I'll just win, and then we can go."
"Oh, you'll just win, will you?" said Aula.
"I'm the fastest in my class," said Phi simply.
"Yeah?" asked Aula indignantly. "Fine!" she announced to Zak. "We'll race."
A cheer erupted from Zak's friends, and they gathered around the starting line as the contestants took their marks. The spectral trees thrust themselves intrusively across their path. An aquatic obstacle course of spindly limbs stretched out in front of them, creating a spattery mist that made Phi squint.
"Ready?" asked Zak.
Lightning streaked through the sky. The thunder roared through the earth.
Phi looked over at Aula. The rain had plastered her hair and clothes to her. She looked focused. She didn't seem to have noticed she was drenched through. A shiver ran down his spine as the cold seeped to his bones.
Aula was off like a shot. Phi was caught unawares by her speed. She nimbly ducked and weaved through the web of glassy trees. He ran hard to catch up, nicking himself on several branches as he barrelled through the forest. Aula was fast. Really fast. Her hair flowed out behind her as she skidded under a branch, and then hopped over the next. Phi marvelled at her agility as the Forest's Wonder seeped into his pores. He tried to run faster still. The Plains were quickly approaching, and before he knew it, he was suddenly in the open, standing on the rocky flats of the Long Plains. He had no time to marvel at their sheer expanse; Aula had already dived back into the Forest.
There was something different about the return, but it took Phi a few moments to decide what it was. The sky was lighter. The rain that had been coming down in sheets was now more of a shower. The trees were losing their definition. Phi winced as an invisible branch grazed its way across his arm. Aula had slowed down now. This was his chance to overtake! Phi ploughed on, squinting hard to make out the fuzzy rain shapes and dodging only at last minute to avoid the blood-hungry trees. He'd lost Aula from the side of his vision. He was in the lead! The sky was getting light, and the rain was easing off. The forest was vanishing before his very eyes. Just twenty more paces or so until the finish line.
"Phi! Phi!"
They were cheering his name! He ran onwards to victory, now also racing against the changing weather and the disappearing forest.
"Phi!" they called.
He erupted from the Rain Forest with a dramatic dive. The rain stopped as suddenly as it had begun. He tumbled on the muddy ground and slid to a stop. He'd done it! He got to his feet. They were cheering for him!
"I told you I could win," he said smugly to Zak.
"Why didn't you stop, you idiot? We were shouting at you! Are you deaf or what?" Zak snapped.
Instead of surrounding him and showering him with praise, the others pressed themselves right up against the edge of the Rain Forest, getting as close as they dared to the invisible trees. There was Aula. She stood perfectly still, just ten short paces from everyone. She looked so alone, standing petrified in her invisible prison. The trees had completely vanished now. She hunched her damp shoulders against the cold, and blew her bedraggled hair out of her face. She was covered in mud from head to toe.
"Thanks a lot, Phi!" she snapped.
"I…I…" he stammered.
"It's fine. I know why you didn't help me up. You were too busy showing off."
"I wasn't…I…Shall I get the firemen?"
"Zak's already gone," piped up a boy stained orange with mandarin juice.
"What can I do?" asked Phi.
"You can go away," said Aula shortly, crossing her arms, and then wincing as she caught one of them on a branch.
Phi stood by helplessly as the two firemen begrudgingly trundled over.
"You really shouldn't play in the Rain Forest," said the taller one in the laboured, half-hearted kind of way that betrayed a thousand unheeded warnings. The short fireman grunted in agreement as he dragged his water pump through the mud. He lit a cigarette and heaved on the handle. They let Zak aim the nozzle at the Rain Forest, and a jet of water sputtered itself out the end. A splash of tree materialised for a split second, then disappeared again. Aula carefully began to pick her way towards them.
"Can I help?" Phi asked, grabbing at the pump.
"Get off!" snapped the fireman, slapping Phi's hand away.
Phi just stood by helplessly, not really knowing what to do with his hands.
"You can help by leaving," jeered Zak.
"I'm not leaving."
"I don't want you here!" shouted Aula as she inched her way through the invisible Forest.
Phi refused to move. He stood there, shivering as Aula shivered, while she slowly worked her way out of the Forest. When Aula was finally free, Zak threw a blanket over her and hugged her warm.
"Are you all right?" asked Phi, as Zak guided her towards town.
"I don't want to speak to you," she said.
"Shall I run ahead and make some hot tea for you?" he offered.
see you in work tomorrow," she said, walking briskly away with Zak by her side.
Phi followed them home, several paces back. He watched Aula disappear into her
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Emma Ashmere was born in Adelaide, South Australia, on Kaurna land. Her short stories have been widely published including in The Age, Griffith Review, Overland, Review of Australian Fiction, Sleepers Almanac, Etchings, Spineless Wonders, #8WordStory, NGVmagazine, and the Commonwealth Writers literary magazine adda. She was shortlisted for the 2019 Commonwealth Writers Short Story Award, 2019 Newcastle Short Story Award, 2018 Overland NUW Fair Australia Prize, and the 2001 Age Short Story Competition. Her new short story collection DREAMS THEY FORGOT will be published by Wakefield Press on 1st September 2020.
Emma has worked as a researcher, tutor, bookseller – and as a cook on film sets, an isolated cattle station, Sydney cafés, London pubs, and an art school in the south of France. She has a Masters in Creative Writing from the University of Adelaide, a PhD on the use of marginalised histories in fiction from La Trobe University Melbourne, and is a recipient of the QWC/Olvar Wood award. She lives in northern New South Wales.
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DREAMS THEY FORGOT – Emma's new short story collection DREAMS THEY FORGOT will be published by Wakefield Press on 1st September 2020 – and is on the Sydney Morning Herald's Books to Read in 2020 and Readings Books to Get Excited About. Read more about it here.
"Emma Ashmere's characters are luminescent. These stories drew me into people and worlds so vivid they practically lived on the page." — ANNA SPARGO-RYAN, author of The Gulf, and The Paper House.
'Ashmere's writing is full of quick insights and telling details. These stories move effortlessly through place and time, entering lives on the point of transgression. It's an absolute pleasure to travel with them.' — JENNIFER MILLS, author of Dyschronia, The Rest is Weight, and The Diamond Anchor.
'Stories of extraordinary range and depth. Deeply engaging and satisfying.' — PADDY O'REILLY, author of Peripheral Vision, The End of the World, The Wonders.
'Ashmere's prose is precise, almost elusive, reading at times like poetry. It drills down into certain details while leaving others out entirely. This invites the reader to complete the picture by tying together the story elements that Ashmere has chosen to share…The deft description, compelling emotion and insightful observations… will appeal to readers of feminist fiction and Australian realism, in particular fans of Dymphna Cusack or Fiona McGregor.' — ADAM FORD, BOOKS+PUBLISHING, July 15 2020. (Read the full review here.)
THE FLOATING GARDEN – Emma's debut novel The Floating Garden was shortlisted for the 2016 Small Press Network MUBA prize.
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"…a beautiful meditation on grief, guilt, and regret, set against the backdrop of Milsons Point, Sydney, 1926." JUDGES' REPORT 2016 MUBA prize.
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"I loved the vivid descriptions of the market and the ferries; the sights and scents of lush plant life; the mud, slush and sordid decay of the houses … the shadowy dangers that lurk in the cramped dark streets… Without idealising poverty, Ashmere depicts this Sydney as a place for the marginalised and eccentric." LISA HILL (Top 10 Books 2016) ANZlitlovers
"Ashmere does for the underprivileged of 1920s Sydney what Ruth Park did for the 1950s in Harp in the South… both exude warmth and sympathy for their motley crew of marginalised characters, and both are valuable for their social history." Whispering Gums.
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"A charming and lyrical story of masculine ambition outwitted by feminine fruition. 1920s Sydney in all her raffish grandeur, flourishes on every page." MANDY SAYER, author of Love in the Years of Lunacy, and Australian Gypsies.
"…a beautiful and quietly enthralling work… it skillfully renders the range and complexity of women's lives." JESSICA WHITE, author of A Curious Intimacy, and Hearing Maud.
The Floating Garden follows the fortunes of the unforgettable Ellis Gilbey, the highly-strung artist Rennie Howarth, the charismatic theosophist Miss Minerva Stranks, and the delicate Kitty Tate. A beautifully written debut novel. JESSE BLACKADDER, author of The Raven's Heart, Chasing the Light, and Sixty Seconds.
"Emma Ashmere's subtle, wry storytelling takes the reader inside 1920s Sydney… it is the story of those women who dared to want more than society offered them." SARAH ARMSTRONG, author of Salt Rain, His Other House, and Promise.
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Govt committed to addressing women rights: Minister Gurung
Kathmandu– Minister for Women, Children and Senior Citizens, Parbat Gurung, has said government was committed to sorting out problems facing women. Minister Gurung also sought suggestion from all sides concerned to bring quality change in women's life.
At an interaction programme organized by the National Network of Women Rights Defenders here Thursday, Minister Gurung viewed there was no option but to solve the problems plaguing women in order to achieve sustainable development. The emergency rescue facility provided to pregnant and women at delivery would be made more effective, he said, adding that 30 such women were rescued and brought to better health facility via helicopter in recent four months alone. The government had aimed at providing air service to as many as 50 needy women in the current fiscal year.
The pregnant and those giving birth but facing complication were airlifted to better medical facility from remote districts as Humla, Dolakha, Rukum East, Jajarkot, Salyan, Solukhumbu, Gorkha, Dhading, Kalikot and Myagdi.
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Another Young Talent Joins Sting Organization as Ryan Mast Signs Standard Player Agreement
June 24, 2019 - Ontario Hockey League (OHL) - Sarnia Sting News Release
Sarnia, ON -Sarnia Sting General Manager Nick Sinclair has announced that a fourth member of the 2019 Sting draft class has committed to the organization as defenceman Ryan Mast has agreed to an Ontario Hockey League Standard Player Agreement with the hockey club.
For immediate release: Monday, June 24, 2019
Mast, a 6-foot-2, 190 lbs, Michigan native, played last season for the Detroit Compuware U16 AAA program, where he served as assistant captain. Mast was originally selected in the ninth round (169th overall) of the 2019 OHL Priority Selection.
Sinclair comments on today's signing. "Ryan is a player that impressed our scouting staff throughout this past season. He is a big kid that is just beginning to fill into his frame. Ryan's hockey IQ and ability to slow down the game through his poise with the puck are key strengths in his overall makeup. We are excited Ryan has made the decision to further his hockey career in the Ontario Hockey League. I would officially like to welcome Ryan and the Mast family to the Sting organization."
You can see Ryan on Sting ice when Training Camp 2019 opens up at the Progressive Auto Sales Arena this August. Details to be released at a later date.
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BOSTON – December 10, 2019 – Bullhorn®, the cloud computing company that helps staffing and recruiting organizations transform their business, has unveiled the all-new Bullhorn Marketplace with a new website, new online resources for building customer tech stacks, and an increased investment in enabling its teams to bring partner solutions to customers. Bullhorn Marketplace gives customers choice, confidence, and customization when building a tech stack to unify their teams, systems, and data start to finish and to provide the maximum return on investment.
In a crowded and evolving recruiting industry, it can be difficult to choose, vet, and implement the technologies that are right for the specific needs of each company. Staffing firms too often struggle to get their entire organization up and running on a new system to leverage the benefits quickly and see ROI. A valuable ecosystem for staffing must give these companies:
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Resource 1 (https://www.resource1.com/) is a national IT consulting firm with a 36-year history of providing premier talent to top clients in the Financial, Brokerage/Exchange, Insurance, Retail, Healthcare, Manufacturing, and Distribution industries. Resource 1's tech stack, built on Bullhorn ATS and CRM and Bullhorn Back Office, includes such Bullhorn partners as TextUs for real-time communications, Herefish for recruiting automation, CloudCall for centralized communications, and Daxtra for AI-enabled semantic search.
"Using the Bullhorn Marketplace, we have been able to reduce the amount of administrative work while increasing the transparency of our operational data," said Anastasia Valentine, President and Managing Partner of Resource 1. "We built our Software Oriented Architecture, with more than 20 unique pieces of software, by directing all documentation into the ATS/CRM as the 'single source of truth.' The Bullhorn Marketplace, by reducing the need for manual process, allows us to increase the productivity of each user for a larger ROI."
For more than fourteen years, Denver, Colorado-based BridgeView IT (https://bridgeviewit.com) has focused on providing top-flight technology staffing solutions to firms and companies across the US. BridgeView IT's tech stack, built on Bullhorn ATS, includes Bullhorn partners InsightSquared for data reporting, echogravity for marketing support, Herefish for recruiting automation, and Spring Ahead for Time and Tracking.
"Marketplace's value to us is that we know each solution is fully invested in Bullhorn's platform and the API," said Tim Glennie, BridgeView IT's Managing Partner & Founder. "You know you're going to get a solution that's integrated rather than ad hoc, allowing you to integrate at once rather than handling each one separately."
TalentLaunch (https://mytalentlaunch.com/), a mid-sized, nationwide network of independently-operated staffing and recruitment firms, built their tech stack on Bullhorn ATS, PeopleNet, and DataMirror. Bullhorn partners include RIVS Video Interviewing, SkillCheck for skills assessments, Mya for candidate chatbot outreach, and Employstream for sourcing and onboarding.
"The Marketplace shows the seamless beauty of integrating multiple providers into Bullhorn," said Sean Snyder, TalentLaunch's Senior Director of Technology. "With so many options in staffing technology, it's great having the pre-vetted partners, giving us a great place to start to ease our pain points."
"Staffing firms typically depend on five or more solutions to run their business; without a central platform connecting them, getting them to work to their full potential can feel more resource-intensive than it is worth," said Nina Eigerman, VP, Alliances and Business Development, at Bullhorn. "Bullhorn Marketplace gives our customers the ability to build their tech stack by seamlessly tying all the pieces together, creating a single source of truth for their recruiting efforts. The result is a richly improved experience for candidates, a more productive and efficient workflow for recruiters, and more immediate ROI for staffing firms, providing the incredible customer experience that is the Bullhorn promise."
For more information on tech stacks built around the Bullhorn platform, please visit https://www.bullhorn.com/tech-stack/
For more information on Bullhorn Marketplace and a complete list of Bullhorn Partners, please go to http://bullhorn.com/marketplace/.
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Bullhorn is the global leader in software for the staffing industry. More than 10,000 companies rely on Bullhorn's cloud-based platform to power their staffing processes from start to finish. Headquartered in Boston, with offices around the world, Bullhorn is founder-led and employs more than 1,100 people globally. To learn more, visit www.bullhorn.com or follow @Bullhorn on Twitter.
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Jonathan Novich is SVP of Product and Salesforce for Bullhorn, the global leader in CRM and operations software for the recruitment industry. A staffing technology innovator, he has developed broad and deep product and technical experience consulting to staffing firms over the past 15 years. Jonathan has acted as an independent consultant for some of the largest staffing companies in the world and advised companies on acquisition targets.
At Bullhorn, he oversees product initiatives as more than 10,000 staffing companies rely on Bullhorn's cloud-based platform to drive sales, build relationships, and power their recruitment processes from end to end. He graduated with honors from Princeton University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Computer Science and a certificate in Operations Research.
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As Bullhorn's SVP of Workforce & Revenue Cloud, Ed drives the company's middle office strategy and overall product offering. Ed joined Bullhorn as part of the Peoplenet acquisition where he spent 7 years as the President/CEO leading up to the acquisition in late 2017. Prior to joining the Bullhorn family, Ed has spent his career designing, building and managing technology solutions for numerous Fortune 500 companies. He has been a Partner in an ERP-focused consulting firm, a CIO for a global pharmaceutical company, a supply-chain leader for a retail company and the leader of a services company from its inception to $50MM in revenue. Ed was born in Florida but has spent the last 20+ years in Atlanta, GA. Ed loves to play golf, tennis and basketball and occasionally gets out kite boarding when the wind is just right.
Ed holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology and an MBA from Goizueta Business School at Emory University.
Brian Sylvester is Bullhorn's Chief Financial Officer (CFO) with more than 15 years of financial leadership experience. Brian leads Bullhorn's financial, accounting, and legal functions. Prior to becoming CFO, Brian spent three years at Bullhorn in various finance & accounting roles. Prior to Bullhorn, Brian was Corporate Controller at Pegasystems, a global provider of business process management software where he scaled the finance organization during a period of 2.5x revenue growth. Brian began his career at PricewaterhouseCoopers in their technology audit practice.
Brian is a CPA in Massachusetts, has a Master's of Science in Accounting from Boston College and a Bachelor's of Science in Accounting from Bryant University.
SVP, Customer Success
As the Senior Vice President of Customer Success, Tamsyn leads Bullhorn's Services and Customer Success teams. She is responsible for the successful delivery of all products and services globally and is committed to creating and maintaining incredible long-term customer experiences in the Candidate to Cash process. Tamsyn has been delivering implementations for over 25 years with companies such as SAP, Ariba, Zuora and Apttus: specializing in HR, Payroll, Procurement and Quote To Cash capability. She trained as a software engineer after studying Maths, Statistics, and Computing in England.
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Art Papas is the Founder and CEO of Bullhorn, Inc, the global leader in software for the staffing & recruitment industry. Art was the original architect of Bullhorn's flagship Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system, which now helps more than 8,000 companies around the world run their businesses. Art is the Chairman of the Board at Career Collaborative, an organization that teaches unemployed and underemployed adults how to build careers that change lives and strengthen families. In 2014, Ernst & Young named Art an EY Entrepreneur of the Year Award Winner in New England. Prior to starting Bullhorn, Art started his career as a software engineer at Thomson Reuters. Art is a graduate of Tufts University, holding a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics.
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As President and CTO, Matt leads Bullhorn's architectural, technical, and software design and development efforts. He also directs the product management team's work defining product strategy, and global customer support and success. Since joining Bullhorn in 2004, Matt has held a variety of leadership positions managing the growth of various technical and services teams, including Vice President of Professional Services. Prior to Bullhorn, Matt worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers, specializing in systems process assurance for such companies as Fidelity and State Street Global Advisors. Matt holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from Boston University's School of Management.
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As Bullhorn's Chief Revenue Officer, Mike drives the company's global revenue growth. Mike was one of the first 15 team members of Bullhorn Inc. in Boston and relocated to London in 2010 to start up the International team. In his 6 years in London, Mike drove regional expansion into the Netherlands, Germany, Singapore, and Australia. He has supplied cloud-based solutions to recruitment consultancies in over 50 different countries worldwide for the past 10 years. Mike was born and raised in the Boston-area where he grew up an avid sport fan. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Babson College.
Chief People Officer
Kristin oversees Bullhorn's human resources function in her role as Chief People Officer. Kristin joined Bullhorn in 2020 and is responsible for helping Bullhorn scale to the next level, build leadership capacity, and accelerate growth in global markets. Kristin brings to the role over 20 years of experience leading high-potential companies through breakthrough growth and brings a depth of knowledge in organizational design, scalable processes, and flexible systems culled from some of the most successful global companies in the world. Leary joins Bullhorn from Hitachi Vantara, where she served as Chief Human Resources Officer, and before that she worked as Chief Human Resources Officer at Forcepoint, a private equity-backed company with 3,000 employees operating in more than 45 countries. She has also worked at high-growth enterprise technology companies like Alphatec Spine, Boston Scientific, and Hewlett-Packard.
Executive Vice President of Corporate Development and International
Peter oversees Bullhorn's international operations across EMEA and APAC in his role as Executive Vice President of Corporate Development and International. Peter joined Bullhorn in 2009 and was responsible for its highly successful UK launch. In addition to growing the international team to over 50 staff and establishing Bullhorn as the UK's market leading recruitment software in fewer than three years, Peter has expanded Bullhorn's reach into EMEA and APAC and achieved a user base of more than 10,000 international users. Prior to taking on the launch of Bullhorn in the UK, Peter spent 20 years working in the recruitment industry and held a number of senior director roles before moving into the technology space.
Executive Vice President of Enterprise and Salesforce
Ryan Murphy is the Executive Vice President of Enterprise and Salesforce. He began his 10-year career at Bullhorn as a finance and sales intern, affording him a 360-degree view of the software-as-a-service industry and Bullhorn's business model. Prior to his current role, Ryan served as an Enterprise Account Executive where he honed his customer-first leadership style and championed Bullhorn's offerings to its most strategic clients. Today, Murphy is charged with leading the enterprise strategy and go to market for both Bullhorn and Bullhorn for Salesforce, enabling customers to maximize their investments on both platforms and deliver an incredible experience to their customers and candidates. Ryan has a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Boston University.
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