text:
University programs
A list of university programs across the country with descriptions of programs offered.
The School of Journalism and Communication offers programs including the Bachelor of Journalism and Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies, Master of Journalism, Master of Arts in Communication, and PhD in Communication. The four-year undergraduate journalism program prepare students to work in journalism with practical instruction and workshop courses in print, radio, television and online journalism, along with a series of academic and lecture-based courses. Carleton also offers an option to pursue more intensive studies in a particular subject area with a Combined Honours degree in Journalism and another area of interest.
In Montreal, Concordia offers journalism undergraduate and graduate programs in which students learn practical skills in radio, television, print and online production workshops, along with a series of academic courses. They can choose to major in print, broadcast, or a stream that encompasses print, broadcast and online journalism. The major stream requires 45 credits, while the stream requires 60 credits. Students combining Journalism with another discipline may elect to graduate with the degree Bachelor of Arts (Combined Honours) in lieu of the Bachelor of Journalism (Combined Honours).The School requires students to demonstrate proficiency in at least one language other than English.
Offered the Surrey, Langley, and Richmond campuses, in British Columbia, Kwantlen offers a four-year degree program in which students earn a Bachelor of Journalism, or an Honours Bachelor of Journalism. The programs are focused on academic studies and practical training that include photojournalism and multimedia storytelling. Students who choose to complete an Honours degree do so by completing additional courses which include an Honours seminar, and directed studies during which they will work independently on a specific area with a faculty advisor on a research and writing project.
Mount Royal University in Calgary offers a four-year multimedia Bachelor of Communications – Journalism degree program. From first year, students receive practical instruction in story development, interviewing, news and feature writing, photography, audiovisual production, and infographics. One work experience internship is required. Students may minor in other subjects of interest and participate in our field schools in India and Mexico. The degree is both a professional degree and an academic degree. Students have gone on to law school, graduate school and teachers' college post-graduation. Others find careers in news, magazines, public relations for charities, universities, governments and corporations. The journalism department's flagship publication is The Calgary Journal which has a major impact on the local news environment. Approximately 60 students are admitted to the undergraduate program each year, and class sizes are between 15 to 20 students for most journalism courses and about 25 to 45 for general education.
In Toronto, Ryerson offers a four-year Bachelor of Journalism degree in which students get a combined generalist and specialized education. In their first two years, students learn the fundamentals of research, reporting and writing, as well as the basics of online and broadcast news. After that, they may choose to concentrate in a specific medium (online, newspaper, magazine or broadcast) or gain expertise in a cross-media skill such as editing, or in a specific beat in journalism (including sports, business or international reporting). The final year includes an optional internship at a professional news organization, and the chance to produce a newspaper, magazine, online news portal, or radio or TV program. A variety of liberal studies courses are required, and a minor in economics, politics, English, law or other areas is optional. Approximately 150 students are admitted to the program each year.
In Fredericton, New Brunswick, St. Thomas University offers a major in Digital Journalism and New Media, exploring the art of storytelling in the digital age. The program offers a variety of courses that allow students to develop storytelling skills using multi-media tools, including video, photography, sound, and social media platforms. The program promotes strong writing skills, the exploration of media ethics and the influence of new media in society. The program is designed for students with an interest in professional journalism and digital content production.
Thompson Rivers University In Kamloops, B.C.
The Bachelor of Journalism, with the option of a major in public relations, is an intensive, four-year degree that blends theory and skill development, to train students for jobs as journalists and communication specialists. In the four-year Bachelor of Journalism degree program, students complete 60 journalism credits, with 12 credits required in each of the first and second years, and 18 credits required in each of the third and fourth years. The practical side of the program focuses on writing, editing, interviewing, taking photographs, and working with new technology to produce print and online publications.
The Université de Montréal offers a French language, two-year certificate in Journalism for university graduates, in which all students receive practical instruction and workshop courses in print, radio, photo, television and online journalism, along with a series of academic and lecture-based courses to prepare them to work as journalists.
Université du Québec à Montréal
The Université du Québec à Montréal offers a French language, four-year Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, in which all students receive practical instruction and workshop courses in print, radio, photo, television and online journalism, along with a series of academic and lecture-based courses to prepare them to work as journalists
In Halifax, the University of King's College offers a four-year Bachelor of Journalism, in which all students receive practical instruction and workshop courses in print, radio, television and online journalism, along with a series of academic and lecture-based courses to prepare them to work as journalists. They offer specialized training in radio and television documentary, magazine, narrative non-fiction and investigative reporting. Kings also offers an opportunity to pursue a Combined Honours degree. Students can choose their second subject from either the faculty of Arts and Social Sciences or Science, as well as one of the college's three interdisciplinary programmes. The College also offers a one-year Bachelor of Journalism program for university graduates.
The University of Regina offers two undergraduate degree programs:
- Bachelor of Arts in Journalism: a four-year undergraduate degree that includes two years of general arts and two years of concentrated journalism education, as well as at least one paid 13-week newsroom internship.
- Bachelor of Journalism/Bridging to Masters: a two-year post-graduate program for students who already hold a bachelor's degree in another discipline, with options to pursue either a second Bachelor's degree or to transition to the Master of Journalism program via one year of undergraduate journalism education and a paid 13-week internship.
Undergraduate students receive practical instruction and workshop courses in print, radio, television and online journalism, along with a series of academic courses. Maximum class size is 26 students. Small class sizes, paid 13-week internships, highly accessible supervision, an integrated First Nations focus, and full access to state-of-the art equipment are program features.
The Digital Journalism program is no longer accepting new students effective Winter Semester 2018. Courses required by current students to graduate will continue to be offered.
The University of Windsor offers a combined honours digital journalism degree. Students learn the theoretical perspectives and technical skills journalists need to compete in the rapidly changing digital marketplace combined with an academic discipline in a four-year honours degree. The goal of the program is to graduate journalists who can find work in mainstream, alternative and citizen media.
In Nanaimo, Vancouver Island University provides students with the Bachelor of Arts program in Creative Writing & Journalism. Students have the opportunity to combine applied and creative writing skills with a background in all aspects of print and electronic publishing including editing, distribution, promotion, and production of print materials. The school also provides a minor in Creative Writing & Journalism.
The Brantford campus of Wilfrid Laurier University offers a four-year Bachelor of Arts in Digital Media and Journalism. Students take a core set of courses, but also choose to specialize in Journalism, Digital and Social Media Studies, or Public Relations. In four years, students will graduate with a one-year post-graduate certificate from Conestoga as well as a Laurier honours Bachelor of Arts in Digital Media and Journalism. During the course of studies, they will develop technical media production skills, be able to create and navigate digital and social media platform and tell intelligent and compelling text-based and visual stories.
Ottawa's Carleton University offers two programs which lead to a Master's degree in journalism — a two-year program for those with undergraduate degrees, and a one-year program for professional journalists with at least five year's experience, or those who hold the equivalent of Carleton's Honours Bachelor of Journalism degree. Those accepted into the two-year Master's program take one year of journalism fundamentals in print, radio, and T.V., as well as academic classes in journalism and society, media law, research methods, and professional practices. In their second year, students take advanced workshops in two of the four media: print, radio, television or online journalism, as well as advanced academic courses in print and broadcast journalism, public affairs reporting and other optional courses. Students in both programs can also choose to pursue a more academic Journalism Studies stream. Students in both programs must complete a complete a Master's Research Project or a two-credit Master's Thesis — a sustained piece of current affairs journalism in a medium of their choosing, or an academic thesis on a journalism topic. Students have the option of completing unpaid apprenticeships organized through the School of Journalism, and they must have 16 weeks of hands-on journalism experience to graduate. Most two-year Master's students work as paid Teaching or Research Assistants throughout the year. The school admits about 22 people in the two-year program, and about 5 or 6 into the one-year program.
The department is now offering a new one-year Diploma Program in Visual Journalism along with the Graduate Diploma Program and the two-year MA in Journalism Studies..The Graduate Diploma in Journalism provides a thorough and intensive professional formation for those students who already have at least an undergraduate degree in another field of study. This program begins in June each year and finishes in April. The courses are concentrated along two axes. The emphasis in the production workshops – radio and television broadcasting, print and online media – is on practical skills, with newsroom and production standards applied to all assignments and activities. Complementing these workshops are the seminars and lecture-based courses which concentrate on the theoretical and analytical dimensions of journalism education, with a particular focus on the social, economic, political and ideological contexts in which journalism is practiced. The MA in Journalism Studies is intended for students and mid-career journalists who seek a thorough introduction to the theory, the literature and the research methodologies pertaining to the critical-analytical study of journalism as an institution and a practice. It is not intended for students seeking training to become a journalist. Students in this program will undertake course work in journalism history, political economy and research methods, with a number of elective choices (e.g., journalism ethics, mediating diversity, international journalism, textual approaches to journalism). Students' program of study will culminate in a thesis based on original research under the supervision of a qualified faculty member.
Toronto's Ryerson University offers a two-year Master's of Journalism degree to students with any kind of four-year undergraduate degree. Students take classes in newspapers, magazine, broadcast and new media, as well as core classes such as research methods, urban politics and society, covering the city, ethics and law, and journalism history. Students must complete an internship in a newsroom or editorial office. In keeping with the professional nature of the degree, the Master's project is a substantial piece of journalistic work in the student's chosen medium. Students must also take interdisciplinary graduate courses offered by Ryerson's Faculty of Communication and Design, and are expected to complete an internship in the spring and summer of their first year. The program accepts about 28 students each year.
The Université Laval in Quebec City offers an 11-month post-graduate degree (from September to July) in international journalism. The program is open to students who already have a degree in journalism (or have taken at least 30 credits of journalism as a part of another degree), who have a university degree with relevant journalism experience, or who may have no degree but have substantial journalism experience. Applicants must be fluent in French and English, and entrance to the school requires a test in both languages, a question about an international situation, and an interview. Students complete their first trimester at Laval, taking courses in international relations. They then take classes in specialization news at the Graduate School of Journalism of Lille, France, the City University of London or the Catholic University of Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, from January to April. Students finish their degree by completing a work placement from May to July.
University of British Columbia
The University of British Columbia in Vancouver has a two-year Master of Journalism program that runs over four terms, plus a three-month summer internship. The program combines the student's academic interests with courses in media ethics and theory, alongside applied training in online, print, radio and TV journalism. Students take classes in all media in their first year, in a core course called Multiplatform Journalism. They can specialize in academic disciplines relevant to their interests, such as English, International Relations and Political Science, and Environmental and Health Studies.
The University of King's College offers a one-year Master of Journalism that is designed for those who already have a strong background in journalism. The program is divided into five blocks:An eight-week introductory basic training module, three six-week long workshops and a month-long internship. The basic eight-week training portion consists of Journalism research, Writing and reporting with audio and video, History and ethics of journalism and news media and the courts in Canada. In the second term students can choose to specialize in two mediums, from television, radio, newspaper, narrative non-fiction and online journalism. The program is restricted to students who have an undergraduate degree in journalism, or very deep experience as a professional journalist.
Master of Journalism: a one-year degree program for journalism degree holders and mid-career professionals. Students without journalism experience may enter the program after completing the Bridging program. The program centres around a major professional project of public interest journalism.
Master of Arts in Journalism Studies (Special Case) allows for more indepth theoretical study of journalism issues.
The University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs offers an eight-month Fellowship in Global Journalism. After a six-week boot-camp in Toronto starting in September, fellows can complete the program from anywhere in the world. Global Journalism students will return to their profession and work part-time as a freelance journalist for media in print, online, television and radio. Munk says the job of its Global Affairs Fellowship program is to mentor students in their first year covering their specialty "in less time than most Master of Journalism degrees." Students will learn how to identify and pitch stories, investigate and report in written, video and audio form. The program also places a focus on how to compete as a global freelancer from some of the world's most successful freelancers. Students attend a series of lectures from leading journalists around the world.
College programs
Joint programs


text:
by Yogue Activewear
January 06, 2017
1 Comment
Optimism is crucial for overcoming injuries. In some cases, it's the only way to keep your sanity in times of weakness or hardship."
Always remember "Strength grows in the moments when you think you can't go on but you keep going anyway."
Continue Reading →
Subscribe to our newsletter and always be the first to hear about what is happening.
To Track your orders, or to raise Exchange / Return Requests please download our app.
Customer Care : +91 8800 67 9900 (Call / WhatsApp) 9am to 6pm (IST)
For any issues, please email us at email@example.com
© 2023 Yogue Activewear.
Made With Love And Care in India

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Nataraja Abhishekam 2012: Dissolve Your Karma with Cosmic DancerMarch 2, 2012
Nataraja Abhishekam 2012 falls on March 7th IST and this is the most apt day to dissolve your Karma. Derive the essence of life with the grace of the divine Cosmic Dancer as Nataraja Abhishekam is the day to dissolve your negative karma and to relish a supreme life of purity, well being and prosperity.
Sense Lord Nataraja's Power on Nataraja Abhishekam 2012
On the auspicious day of Nataraja Abhishekam, one can access the higher level vibrations of Lord Shiva's consciousness. Lord Shiva is the source of all movement within the cosmos, who is represented by the arch of flames. The purpose of the divine dance is to release humans from illusion, to dissolve the negative effects of their Karma and to bless them with all prospers for a happy and meritorious life.
Lord Shiva's Cosmic Dance & Its Significance
The divine dance of Lord Shiva in Tillai, the traditional name for Chidambaram, forms the motif for all the depictions of Lord Shiva as "Nataraja". The bronze sculpture of Lord Nataraja is considered to be the symbol of Indian Culture and his divine dance is referred to as the "Cosmic Dance of Bliss" which is the "Ananda Tandava" in the golden hall of consciousness.
By focusing on the form of Lord Nataraja, our sub-conscious mind can understand the deep significance of His Cosmic Dance. So on Nataraja Abhishekam 2012 day, double the effect of dissolution of Karmas and strengthen your life with powerful positive energies through the blessings of Lord Nataraja to accomplish a purified life.
Six Seasons per year for Nataraja Abhishekam
Significance of Nataraja Abhishekam 2012
Get off of the hamster wheel and enjoy the cosmic dance. The Early Summer Dance of the Cosmos on March 7th, 2012 IST is your opportunity to break free from your limitations and say good riddance to your sufferings, failed attempts and hardships. This is the most effective day for Karma Busting and connecting to the higher source for super charging and changing your destiny.


text:
There are various ways of getting at secrets. The most approved methods, as recommended both theoretically and practically in philosophical novels, are eavesdropping at key-holes, picking the locks of chests and desks, peeping into letters, steaming wafers, and insinuating hot wire under sealing wax; none of which methods I hold it lawful to practise.
Thomas Love Peacock, Nightmare Abbey [Amazon, Bookshop, Local Library, Internet Archive]


text:
The list ranks companies by their revenue growth over a three-year period, from 2012 to 2015. During that time, Brainlabs grew its income by 8,218%, or 83 times, to €13.6m (£11.6m).
This growth rate places it behind only three other companies. Topping the list is Hello Fresh, the Berlin-based recipe kit delivery business, which grew revenues 13,159% to €304,952m.
It is followed by Poland's Codewise, up 13,052% to €31.61m, and Germany's Green IT Das Systemhaus, up 11,113% to €24,31m.
UK companies account for nine of the top 20 growers, and 25 of the top 100.


text:
Here's a general list of the benefits of buying vs. renting that will be sure to help you in making your big decision when it comes to looking for a new home.
Buying a home is an investment
Buying a home is a great investment. Over time, your home will very likely increase in value. Your equity will also build over time when you make your monthly mortgage payments and will grow more the longer you stay in your home. Simply, renting is not an investment – you're paying someone else for money you could be using for an investment! Why not pay a mortgage instead that will benefit you in the long run?
Have you ever had those landlords who never let you make the place you're living in, your own? You had to keep the walls a pale white, or had to deal with an old bathroom or kitchen that barely does its job? As a homeowner, you can fix these things and make the home truly your own. You won't have to worry about what colours you're allowed to paint the walls or having to get permission to make changes to that old kitchen or bathroom.
Generally over time, buying costs less than renting
Have you ever experienced a landlord increasing your rent each year? With paying a mortgage, you won't have to deal with that if you opt for a fixed mortgage rate! This makes it easier to budget since it will stabilize your monthly finances. Also, your home will increase in value for your benefit, and each payment you make impacts your equity. With renting, there is no chance for money to be made. Also, when you've paid off your mortgage, guess what that means? No more mortgage payments – the house is all yours!
Family stability and being part of a community
Do you remember growing up in your family home and how special that home was to you and your family? If you're planning on starting a family or thinking of moving to a new home to make life better for your family, buying a home will create a space that will be more important to you and your family than any investment. Without getting too cheesy, owning a family home is really something special: you can watch your kids grow up and make family memories that you'll never forget.
Also, when you pick a great neighbourhood to live in, you're sure to build a sense of community with your neighbours and foster a great environment for your children to grow up in.
Make sure to talk to your mortgage broker for more information on how buying is the right choice for you.


text:
ShowStyle Pro32 Table Top Display – Tabletop Exhibit
Something big has just happened with ShowStyle! Introducing the all new ShowStyle Pro32 featuring 14 square feet of graphic area, 77% more than the original ShowStyle Briefcase Display. The Pro32 is ideal for tradeshows and like the original eliminates the need for awkward panels and shipping cases. The Pro32 morphs from a briefcase to a large 64"x 32" fabric covered display in just seconds. After the show it quickly folds up with graphics still in place. Each Pro32 includes a white archtop header and shoulder strap. Add an optional travel bag with 50w halogen lights.
Let ShowStyle make your next presentation an open and shut case for success.
- Features 16″w x 32″h Panels
- Includes Arch-top Header
- Weigh's Only 20lbs.
- Velcro Ready Fabric in 3 Colors
- Lights and Travel Bag Upgrade Available


text:
Richard Tarrant storehouse | Army barracks [Long Point Settlement No. 3].
Richard Tarrant's storehouse was the last left on Long Point. It served as a barracks when the defensive batteries out here were actively manned, during the Civil War. (It was almost equidistant between the West Battery and the East Battery.) Then the building was trundled over to the East End, to become what is now best known as the home of Rear Adm. Donald B. MacMillan, Provincetown's preëminent hometown boy.
¶ Last updated on 18 February 2017.


text:
Monday 20 August 2012
Rose Bud Tea
32 comments :
Wow! Never even heard of rosebud tea before but I am so curious to give this a try. I love the glass teapot too!ReplyDelete
Rachael x
Ohhhh my mum makes rosebud tea (she is BIG on herbal remedies hehe) :) it is pretty dreamy! Have you ever tried to make sweet rosehip syrup from rosehips? It is delicous on pancakes :D let me know if you want the recipe!ReplyDelete
Love your blog as always! xooxox
Oh wow I really must, must, must try this!! it sounds beautiful and your pictures are dreamy and gorgeousReplyDelete
This rose bud tea is really nice. I love this tea. Is my favorite type of tea.ReplyDelete
So pretty Jem. A few days ago Annabel and I saw a plate of pink topped cupcakes, each with a tiny (real) rosebud atop. Beautiful.ReplyDelete
Stumbled across your blog.ReplyDelete
Want to follow each other? Leave me a note on my blog, follow, and I'll follow right back!
Thank you!
XOXO Dana
This looks gorgeous Jem, and yes beautiful in the glass tea pot <3 I would love to make some too.. xxxReplyDelete
- Anonymous20 August 2012 at 12:19
Really? Adding the rose bud tea to the list of things to try ^^ Thanks a lot for sharing this, and indeed, the tea looks better in a clear glass jar xxReplyDelete
such beautiful photos!ReplyDelete
from helen at www.thelovecatsinc.com // @thelovecatsinc
ps. please feel free to enter into my brand new giveaway! you can win one of two big jewellery/accessory prizes!
Gorgeous photos as per usual, how much do I want a glass tea pot right now. Your blog is lethal for my bank balance! xxxxxxReplyDelete
I was curious about this as I'm a serious tea lover, until you said Turkish Delight aha! Oh well :') It looks really pretty though :PReplyDelete
Makeup for Biochemists
Like a tisane, lovely, must try it. The teapot is so beautiful too.ReplyDelete
Very happy recipient of tea mail right here! I am now a big fan of black rose tea, and am eager to try other rose teas (getting obsessed with roses - how odd!) Re. Tilly above I was just adding rosehip recipes to my blog's 'to-try' list the other day, as we're coming up to the season for such experimentation. xReplyDelete
And the Turkish delight thing draws me in. There is a Turkish restaurant I go to, Tas, purely for their Rose Sherbert juice, Turkish Delight in a glass!ReplyDelete
I rarely drink hot drinks, but I'm quite tempted to try this as I love rose-flavoured things too :). I recently discovered rose lemonade and it is quite possibly my favourite drink of all time, it's so delicious. Unfortunately it's really difficult to find it in shops near me so I don't get to drink it that often :(ReplyDelete
Your tea is a thing of beauty... I love turkish delight and anything rose flavoured. There's a tea shop near me that bakes rose flavoured scones with a rosebud on top and they are beautiful. I will have to think about getting me a glass tea pot and some rose flavoured tea. I voted for you by the way. Your blog is, as ever, beautiful. Em ♥ReplyDelete
i'm not a fan of rose flavours - but rosehip oil is brilliant for the skin! xxReplyDelete
Oh wow! I want to try this!!! I spent years searching for rose jam after having found one jar in TK Maxx that-one-time and then months searching for rose syrup for my hot chocolate. Yum!ReplyDelete
Oh Jem what beautiful photos! I love the glass teapot! Did you go to a tea room for this or have it at home? xxxReplyDelete
There's a Chinese shop downtown that sells dried rosebuds like that in a clear container, and I was considering getting them just to look at, haha! I guess I'll have to get some next time; if it tastes good & improves skin, it's worth a go!ReplyDelete
So beautiful and delicate! I want to try this so much! I adore rose flavour too and you're right, it's very good for the skin! I use rose water as a cleanser and it leaves my skin so lovely and soft :)ReplyDelete
Thank for for such a beautiful post :)
how cute is that teapot! :)ReplyDelete
Sounds & looks lovely! I'm still looking for the rosebud tea that blooms onto a flower when the hot water touches it :) xxReplyDelete
How absolutely, appropriately damm decadent! Bring the rose tea in James!!! (James is my imaginary butler) Love your photos as always - and your gorgeous cards in the previous post :)ReplyDelete
I have never tried rose tea. I did try rose chocolate once, though- and it was very nice (and different!).ReplyDelete
Sounds yummy. I love rose anything :D my favourite tea room in Norwich always has some form of rose flavoured cake. Scrumptious!! xxReplyDelete
oooo i got a rose bush given to me for my birthday...i'm tempted....ReplyDelete
you've taken some beautiful pictures! I love little sugar lumps like that :) I imagine rosebud tea would be quite good for your skin, a good excuse to make it regularly!ReplyDelete
Eleanor x
Yum. Do you have a recipe for this?! xxReplyDelete
Wow Jem - that is stunning! I've tried the Rose blends in black and green tea, but never straight rosebud tea - I'm very intrigued! I'm currently on a huge rose kick at the moment, courtesy of the most divine rose bud bath bombs. It's so lovely sitting in the rose scented water with dried rose petals floating around me :) hahaha I'm a glutton for indulgences :)ReplyDelete
Anyhoo, just wanted to send you a big 'Hello!' to you - I'm doing the postcard swap too. So happy to have found your blog - it's lovely!
Shann! xx
This looks absolutely gorgeous. I'm a huge tea lover, my favourite little tea shop is Lee Rosy's in Nottingham! xoReplyDelete
- Anonymous25 August 2012 at 14:27
Totally vapid. I despair of what blogging is coming toReplyDelete


text:
Ambassador Pyatt's Remarks on the 20th Anniversary of OPCW
The United States will continue to support our partners and UN colleagues to investigate and bring an end to the use of chemical weapons. And together with Greece, we remain dedicated to the mission of the OPCW as it continues to work for a world free of chemical weapons. Read More»


text:
ESA's Cosmic Vision narrowed down to three candidates from six
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Remember this post from two months back? The ESA was looking at six candidates for launches in 2017 and 2018, from which two are to be chosen. A chart provided showed their expected cost to be:
The red line there is the cutoff line for the proposed maximum cost for one mission. I recommended that Spica and Plato be chosen. Now three have been eliminated so the remaining proposed missions look like this:
Solar Orbiter
Marco Polo
Cross Scale
So my favourite of the six was selected, and the other (Spica) was not. Plato is definitely the most interesting mission as it pertains to extrasolar planets, the only field at the moment that is capable of changing our entire outlook on space due to the upcoming discovery of planets like ours. The article says that the final selection (one more will have to be eliminated) will happen next year, which is good news because by then we will certainly have found at least one planet of about our size. Last year we discovered 85 new planets, and that didn't even include Kepler's first discoveries which were announced early in 2010. Thanks to that we've already discovered 14 this year - at this rate we'll break 100 for the year.


text: This voluptuous babe with awesome ass and juicy pussy loves sex most of all. And she is ready to fuck day and night almost non-stop. She is a bisexual babe so she doesn't care whom to fuck with. A sexy babe or a handsome guy. It doesn't matter. But today she has a very big surprise! Cause the babe she is going to have fun with has big boobs and a huge Futanari dick at once. And right now the hottie is sucking that awesome futanari dick in her favorite 69 position.


text:
And while spring is taking its time to make its appearance in full force...
... every bud and every bloom is cherished.
As the display from these otherwise ordinary Rhododendrons slowly unfolds we're reminded it's worth waiting for each year.
Love the colors of your azaleas. I have one color, George Tabor. I live further south than you and mine have been blooming for quite awhile. I need to take some cuttings from mine to root some more to spread around the property.
Happy Spring and Happy Gardening.
So, so beautiful!!!! Isn't it glorious? My eyes (and my camera) simply cannot resist the beauty that is presently on display.ReplyDelete
Those are beautiful colors! I noticed that my azaleas are forming buds. April is normal for us and I think they'll catch up and bloom on time.ReplyDelete
Your Azalea show is going to be gorgeous if this is any indication and so worth the wait. Ours are slowly opening around here. Tallahassee always has a wonderful showing of them.ReplyDelete
Beautiful azaleas. I love how the close-up shows almost pearl-like stamens and that splash of color on the throat. My own azaleas are just beginning to pop out here and there. I was beginning to get concerned about their lack of bloom. I guess everthing is behind schedule a little bit.ReplyDelete
Very beautiful azaleas! I especially love the light pink and white ones in close up. But I know the deep pink ones are what pop out in the garden. Happy Spring to you! (I feel it IS spring now :))ReplyDelete
Those are very beautiful azaleas. My azaleas opened their first buds over a month ago. I looked back at an old 2/10 post just to make sure. I remember that photo was taken of the very first Formosa bloom to open. Of course, the 'Red Ruffles' have been in bloom for months now. Happy Spring!ReplyDelete
Your azaleas are beautiful. They are the one thing I miss most about spring in the south.ReplyDelete
Beautiful photos - and aren't the azaleas wonderful! I don't have any yet, but I'm enjoying those blooming in neighboring yards, and I am planning where to put some in my yard.ReplyDelete
spectacular, Meems! GLorious--jes' in time fer Easter.ReplyDelete
They are gorgeous Meems - what a beautiful way to welcome spring.
Spring seems a little behind here too, but catching up nicely - yay!
Don't see to many Azalias growing down here. So I will have to be content with enjoying yours. Great pics!
Hi Meems. How wonderful that you get an early show with your azalea's. Much earlier than we do anyway.They are just gorgeous. I love the pink tinged one. Just beautiful.
Meems, With so much freeze damage in Florida this year the azaleas are really putting on a SHOW! Great photos! JanisReplyDelete
Wasn't it strange? I kept expecting the azaleas around mid February. Didn't think they would ever come!!ReplyDelete
Meems, They are simply splendid! Happy Pre-Spring to you! gailReplyDelete
What a lovely show the last pink photo is a great composure, the way the flowers sweep across the image. We are looking forward to our azaleas, but they are a bit behind this year. We added 5 new bushes last year.
I love those papery blooms of azaleas. Happy pre Spring to you too.ReplyDelete
Meems! This is only my very favorite flower in the whole world, and the one that has alluded me for 5 years. Pardon me while I moon over your pictures! :o ...ShyrleneReplyDelete
So enjoyed your shared beauties and anxious (but enjoy each precious moment once spring announces itself here in Michigan when things pop so fast I can't keep up) to see mine. Thanks, Meems, and Happy Spring!ReplyDelete
these truly are a southern delight. they always remind me of home. i love the close~ups...so gorgeous. i am glad they are finally making their appearance...enjoy.ReplyDelete
Every spring I'm reminded of how beautiful azaleas really are, and I plant more. They are the perfect flower to spruce up the winter yard, and ring in spring. Every color is beautiful which makes it hard to choose. Once again, I'm adding more to my garden this spring.ReplyDelete


text:
Boudin without Borders
Surrounded by cane fields and conch sausage in the French territory of Guadeloupe, New Orleans chef Donald Link dines his way through a Caribbean take on Creole cuisine
One North Carolina farmer has made it his mission to bring back the wild grasses and flowers that once carpeted the Southern landscape—one seed at a time
Surrounded by cane fields and conch sausage in the French territory of Guadeloupe, New Orleans chef Donald Link dines his way through a Caribbean take on Creole cuisine
Summers in Mississippi spark a fiesta-ready Mexican paradise
Drummer, firefighter, mayor, chef—Eddie Hernandez has lived more lives than most. But the best way to understand the Atlantan's past is by way of his South-meets-Mexico food
In the late 1950s, a U.S. Air Force B-47 on a training mission jettisoned a hydrogen bomb somewhere in the ocean near Savannah. Sixty years later, steeped in local lore and Cold War intrigue, Tybee's "broken arrow" remains one of the great Southern mysteries
Golf cheaters, heirloom fatigue, and peach thieves
Goings-on in the South and beyond
Bringing the perfect wave to a swath of Texas ranch land
Worthy vessels for the house wine of the South
Finding wisdom on the walls… and in the sides
A historian scopes out the country's bond with hunting
Searching for the weird heart of a Tennessee roadside attraction
A mod new neighborhood blends with the Mississippi countryside
Whether given for the big day or to help the couple set up house, these gifts complete the Southern trousseau
On the menu at chef Sara Bradley's Paducah restaurant: hundreds of bourbons from her private stash
A North Carolina native taps into the future of dance
Fifty years after the pivotal "I Am a Man" strike, Ms. Girlee's carries on a nourishing legacy
A high-strung mutt learns to relax, with a little help from a friend
Why pantheon-worthy tunes are always sung by storytellers
A Georgia quail hunter keeps a family legacy alive
Potatoes, corn, and crawfish come together in one crowd-pleasing side
Can a serious cocktail come out of a blender? At Houston's Anvil bar & Refuge, you bet
A serious frozen cocktail from Houston's Anvil Bar & Refuge
The head-turning Fort Worth singer brings fresh energy to his vintage sound


text:
In response to recent COVID-19 concerns, we are writing to assure our clients that we are taking recommended precautions.
1501 Venera Avenue, Suite 300 | Coral Gables, Florida 33146
Site Map - Teri Guttman Valdes LLC
Thank you. Your submission has been sent.
1501 Venera Avenue, Suite 300
Coral Gables, Florida 33146
Teri Guttman Valdes LLC is located in Coral Gables, FL and serves clients in and around Miami Beach and Miami-dade County.
Attorney Advertising. This website is designed for general information only. The information presented at
this site should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client
[ Site Map ]
See our profiles at
Martindale-Hubbell and martindale.com are registered trademarks; AV, BV, AV Preeminent and BV Distinguished are registered certification marks; Lawyers.com and the Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Rated Icon are service marks; and Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Ratings are trademarks of MH Sub I, LLC, used under license. Other products and services may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Copyright © 2023 MH Sub I, LLC. All rights reserved.


text:
I'm thankful that my hubby and I had a wonderful four night, five day mini vacation. We relaxed, we enjoyed the scenery, we took drives down the coast a couple of times, we held hands and enjoyed each others company, we laughed, we slept like babies with the roar of the ocean each night, and most of all we enjoyed being away for a bit.
Today's thankful is in video and pictures.
There's nothing like the roar of the ocean. We had some great water all weekend long.
This short video gives you an idea of how violent the water was on Thursday. We watched this from the parking lot for a very long time.
This was the ocean from our room. We heard that constant roar the entire weekend. Most relaxing.
This is our room. We stayed at the Holiday Inn Express and rented a junior suite. It was a very comfortable room.
The very best part of the room was it was an ocean view room.
On Saturday we traveled to Santa Cruz for Mexican food at Olitas Cantina and Grille to detox from all the pasta and seafood.
Image Credit: Click on Image
I'm thankful for all the wonderful seafood, pasta and some of the best sourdough bread imaginable. We ate whatever we wanted and each morning we did this to counter all the food.
Looked pretty easy from here…but it was a good climb.
I only gained two pounds during our outing. I'm not going to complain about that one bit. Now we're planning on another trip to somewhere else in the near future. Why not!
What are you thankful for today?
Thankful Thursday Image Credit: MiMi King


text:
The following Terms of Use contain the complete terms and conditions that apply to an individual's or entity's use of Davidson & Company, LLC site. As used in this Agreement, "We," "Us" or "Our" refers to Davidson & Company, LLC, and "You" or "Your" refers to the user. "Site" means any Davidson & Company, LLC site posted on the World Wide Web.
1. ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS Use of Our Site constitutes Your acceptance of these terms and conditions and Your waiver of any and all claims against Davidson & Company, LLC, its parents, subsidiaries, affiliates, contractors, agents, officers, directors or employees arising out of Your use of Our Site or any materials, information, opinions or recommendations contained on Our Site. 2. MODIFICATION We may modify any of the terms and conditions in these Terms of Use, at any time and in Our sole discretion, by posting a change notice or a new user agreement on Our Site. IF ANY MODIFICATION IS UNACCEPTABLE TO YOU, YOUR ONLY RECOURSE IS TO TERMINATE YOUR USE OF OUR SITE. YOUR CONTINUED USE OF OUR SITE FOLLOWING OUR POSTING OF A CHANGE NOTICE OR NEW TERMS OF USE CONSTITUTES BINDING ACCEPTANCE OF THE CHANGE. 3. COPYRIGHT 3.1 Use. All content included on Our Site, such as text, graphics, logos, button icons, images, audio clips and software, is Our property or that of Our content suppliers and is protected by U.S. and international copyright laws. The compilation (meaning the collection, arrangement and assembly) of all content on Our Site is Our property protected by U.S. and international copyright laws. All software used on Our Site is Our property or that of Our software suppliers and is protected by U.S. and international copyright laws. You may electronically copy and print in hard copy portions of Our Site for the limited purpose of placing an order with Us or using it as a shopping resource. Any other use-including reproduction for purposes other than those noted above, modification, distribution, transmission, republication, display or performance-of the content on a Site without Our prior written permission is strictly prohibited. 3.2 Penalty. Unauthorized copying of the software, or failure to comply with the above restrictions, may result in severe civil and criminal penalties. Unauthorized duplication of the software constitutes copyright infringement and, in the United States, is punishable in a federal criminal action by a fine of up to U.S.$250,000 and imprisonment for up to five (5) years. In addition, federal civil penalties allow the recovery of actual damages based on the number of copies produced plus the profits of the infringer, or statutory damages of up to U.S.$100,000 for willful copyright infringement. 4. DISCLAIMER WE PROVIDE OUR SITE ON AN "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE" BASIS. WE MAKE NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE OPERATION OF OUR SITE OR THE INFORMATION, CONTENT, SOFTWARE OR MATERIALS AVAILABLE ON OUR SITE (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, WARRANTIES OF FITNESS, MERCHANTABILITY, NONINFRINGEMENT, OR ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARISING OUT OF COURSE OF PERFORMANCE, DEALING OR TRADE USAGE). IN ADDITION, WE MAKE NO REPRESENTATION THAT THE OPERATION OF OUR SITE WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR-FREE, AND WE WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR THE CONSEQUENCES OF ANY INTERRUPTION OR ERRORS. FURTHER, WE TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONTENT OF ANY LINKS PROVIDED THROUGH OUR SITE OR FOR THE SITES OF OTHERS THAT LINK TO OUR SITE. 5. CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION We do not accept or consider unsolicited material, product suggestions or original or creative ideas (collectively, "Materials") submitted through Our Site. If despite this policy you submit any such Materials, We will deem it Our property. We will not treat the Materials as confidential, and We will not be liable for any use or disclosure of such Materials. Without limitation, We will own the exclusive rights to the Materials and will be entitled to unrestricted use of the Materials for any purpose, commercial or otherwise, without compensation to the submitter of such Materials. 6. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY WE WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (OR ANY LOSS OF REVENUE, PROFITS OR DATA) OF ANY KIND ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF OUR SITE, EVEN IF WE HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. FURTHER, OUR AGGREGATE LIABILITY ARISING WITH RESPECT TO THIS AGREEMENT WILL NOT EXCEED THE AMOUNT PAID US BY YOU IF ANY, FOR ACCESSING OUR SITE. 7. INDEMNIFICATION You will defend and hold harmless Davidson & Company, LLC, its parents, subsidiaries, affiliates, contractors, agent, officers, directors and employees against all claims, losses, damages, liabilities, costs and expenses (including reasonable attorneys' fees and costs) made due to or arising out of a violation of these Terms of Use or Your use of this Site, including, without limitation, any claim arising out of unauthorized links to Our Site. 8 MISCELLANEOUS 8.1 Nonwaiver. If We fail to insist upon or enforce strict performance of any provision or right under the terms and conditions of these Terms of Use, it will not be construed as a waiver of any provision or right; rather, the same will be and remain in full force and effect. 8.2 Choice of Law. These Terms of Use will be interpreted, construed and enforced in all respects in accordance with the laws of the State of Washington to the exclusion of any other law which may be imputed in accordance with choice of law rules applicable in any jurisdiction. The 1980 U.N. Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods or any successor thereto does not apply to these Terms of Use. For any suit or claim pertaining to these Terms of Use or any information furnished hereunder, You irrevocably consent to the jurisdiction and venue of any state or federal court sitting in King County, Washington, USA, and You will not commence an action or proceeding relating to the subject matter of these Terms of Use in any other jurisdiction. 8.3 English Language Governs. It is the express wish of the parties that these Terms of Use be drawn up in English. C'est la volonté explicite des parties que ces termes d'usage soient rédiger en anglais. 8.4 Independent Contractor. These Terms of Use will not be interpreted or construed to create or evidence a partnership, joint venture or franchise relationship among the parties or as imposing any partnership or franchiser obligation or liability on either party. 8.5 Compliance With Laws. You will comply at Your own expense with all statutes, regulations, rules, ordinances and orders of any governmental body, department or agency that apply to or result from Your use of Our Site. 8.6. Severability. If any provision of these Terms of Use will be unlawful, void or for any reason unenforceable, then that provision will be deemed severable from and will not affect the validity and enforceability of any remaining provisions. Davidson & Company, LLC Los Angeles, CA
P. Davidson & Company


text:
Site Map
Pages with links and descriptions
ITC home page
Describes the International Teledemocracy Centre's research aims.
A list of ITC news headings.
Each heading is linked to the news item.
News item
News item linked to from its heading on the news page. Includes links to summaries of the relevant project.
An over view of what we do. Individual projects can be found through the project index page or by project partners or research themes.
Project index
A list of ITC projects, past and present. Each project is linked to its summary on a summaries page.
Project summaries
Summaries of ITC projects, past and present. Each summary is linked to more detailed information about the project.
More information
More detailed information about a specific project.
Also contains links to the publications, news and partners associated with the project.
Project partners
Who we work with:
a list of parliaments, governments, public authorities, NGOs, CSOs, voluntary organisations,
academic institutions and research organisations, commercial organisations and
young people's organisations.
Click on an organisation's name to get a list of associated projects (linked to their summaries).
Research themes
A list of research themes relevant to our work.
Click on a theme to get a list of associated projects (linked to their summaries) and publications (linked to their references).
A list of ITC publications, by reference.
Includes refereed publications and project and consultancy reports.
Each reference is linked either to its abstract or to the full paper. Full papers open in a new window.
The abstract of a paper referenced on the publications page.
A list of current ITC staff, affiliates and students.
Staff are linked to either their ITC page or their School of Computing (SOC) page.
A person's page
Information and contact details for an individual ITC staff member.
Contact us
Full contact details for the ITC, including a map and instructions for finding Edinburgh Napier's Merchiston campus.
Site map
This page.
CSI: Centre for Social Informatics
Website of Edinburgh Napier University's Centre for Social Informatics. ITC is part of CSI.
IIDI: Institute for Informatics and Digital Innovation
Website of Edinburgh Napier University's Institute for Informatics and Digital Innovation. CSI is part of IIDI.


text: Hi! A customer received mail from a client of his, and it landed in the "junk" folder of roundcube. However, when I look at the logs, I dont see the mail marked as junk. Do you know how I can find out where the mail gets marked as junk? Mail.log: Code: Nov 5 10:01:04 mail1 amavis[29086]: (29086-04) Passed CLEAN {RelayedInbound}, [22.214.171.124]:11744 [22.214.171.124] <[email protected]> -> <[email protected]>, Queue-ID: 7D27C20601AE, Message-ID: <[email protected]>, mail_id: epv8-k3HiBPL, Hits: -1.9, size: 13200436, queued_as: 1B3922060240, 1252 ms Nov 5 10:01:04 mail1 postfix/smtp[32422]: 7D27C20601AE: to=<[email protected]>, relay=127.0.0.1[127.0.0.1]:10024, delay=19, delays=18/0/0/1.3, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (250 2.0.0 from MTA(smtp:[127.0.0.1]:10025): 250 2.0.0 Ok: queued as 1B3922060240) Nov 5 10:01:04 mail1 postfix/qmgr[21469]: 7D27C20601AE: removed Nov 5 10:01:04 mail1 dovecot: lda([email protected]): sieve: msgid=<[email protected]>: stored mail into mailbox 'INBOX' Nov 5 10:01:04 mail1 postfix/pipe[32426]: 1B3922060240: to=<[email protected]>, relay=dovecot, delay=0.66, delays=0.38/0/0/0.28, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (delivered via dovecot service) Nov 5 10:01:04 mail1 postfix/qmgr[21469]: 1B3922060240: removed


text:
Title of Work
Date of Work
Identification #
Additional Information
26 cake bearers for the 1923 May Fete. Campus Barn, Chandler Hall, and Davis Hall are seen in the background. The Cake Bearers are standing on a cement stairwell extending down to the English Coulee. The May Fete was a modest production from 1909-1916 until Nell Martindale took over as head and expanded the small show into a spectacular dance-drama. From 1917 to 1927, May Fete saw elaborate sets and as many as 500 performers. The last May Fete was in 1927 when Martindale resigned to be married.
May Fete; Students; Cakes; Davis Hall; Chandler Hall; Campus Barn; College students; Cake; Coulees; Women college students; Baked products; Clothing and dress; Stairs
Places Depicted
North Dakota--Grand Forks; North Dakota; North Dakota--English Coulee (N.D.)
Organizations Depicted
Davis Hall (Grand Forks, N.D.); Chandler Hall (Grand Forks, N.D.); University of North Dakota; May Fete (University of North Dakota)


text:
iOS 9.2 is now out. There seems to quite a few fixes in it. As always I am not doing an over the air (OTA) upgrade but rather one connected to iTunes. As I update devices I will update this article with how well it goes. And as always I have my iTunes configured so that Cloud backups occur, but also encrypted backup when I do local backup. So as part of this update an encrypted backup occurs. Which means it catches all the passwords and workout data. See below for the release notes.
- 12/8/15 - 2115 - one iPad Air 2 updated with no issues.
- 12/8/15 – 2001 – one iPhone 6s updated with no issues.
==== Release Notes ====
iOS 9.2
This update contains improvements and bug fixes including:
• Apple Music improvements
◦ You can now create a new playlist when adding a song to a playlist
◦ Your most recently changed playlist is now listed at the top when adding songs to playlists
◦ Download albums or playlists from your iCloud Music Library by tapping the iCloud download button
◦ See which songs have been downloaded with the new download indicator next to each song in My Music and Playlists
◦ See works, composers, and performers while browsing Classical music in the Apple Music catalog
• A new Top Stories section in News so you can stay up to date with the most important news of the day (available in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia)
• Mail Drop in Mail for sending large attachments
• iBooks now supports 3D Touch to peek and pop pages from the table of contents, your notes and bookmarks, or from search results inside a book
• iBooks now supports listening to an audiobook while you browse your library, read other books, or explore the iBooks Store
• iPhone support for the USB Camera Adapter to import photos and videos
• Improved stability of Safari
• Improved stability of Podcasts
• Fixing an issue that caused mail attachments to be inaccessible for some users with POP email accounts
• Resolving an issue for some users that caused attachments to overlap text in mail
• Fixing an issue where Live Photos could have turned off after restoring from a previous iCloud backup
• Addressing an issue that could cause search in Contacts to display no results
• Resolving an issue that could have prevented Calendar from displaying all seven days in week view
• Fixing an issue where Camera screen on iPad could be black when attempting to capture video
• Addressing an issue that could cause instability in the Activity app when viewing the day of Daylight Savings Time transition
• Fixing an issue that could prevent data from appearing in Health
• Fixing an issue that could prevent Wallet updates and Lock screen alerts from displaying
• Addressing an issue where updating iOS could prevent an alarm from going off
• Fixing an issue where some users were unable to login to Find my iPhone
• Fixing an issue that prevented some manual iCloud Backups from completing
• Addressing an issue where using the iPad keyboard could unintentionally trigger text selection mode
• Improved keyboard responsiveness when using Quick Reply
• Improved punctuation input on the 10-key Chinese (Pinyin & Stroke) keyboards with new expanded view of punctuation symbols and better predictions
• Fixing an issue on Cyrillic keyboards where caps lock would be enabled when typing in URL or email fields
• Accessibility improvements
◦ Fixing issues with VoiceOver when using Camera face detection
◦ Adding support for VoiceOver to wake up the screen
◦ Adding support for VoiceOver to invoke app switcher with 3D Touch gesture
◦ Fixing an issue with Guided Access when trying to end phone calls
◦ Improved functionality for Switch Control users when using 3D Touch
◦ Fixing an issue with speech rate of Speak Screen
• Siri support for Arabic (Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates)
For information on the security content of this update, please visit this website:


text:
TWE participated in the event by providing ice and water for runners as they finished, as well as miniature frisbees as part of the goodie bags that were passed out at the beginning of the event. Steve and his family assisted in the planning and preparation for the event, as well as manning the refreshment tent.
An additional $50 was donated by the Stanion Family in remembrance of Stephen E. Stanion V. 2/7/07


text:
MemoCIrcuits is an application which makes it possible to record
and to display informations relating to the integrated circuits
like part number, description, pins description and truth table
(if exists). For more clearness, the integrated circuits are distributed
on various libraries.
In this version, a certain number of integrated circuits are provided
with this application, it acts of family 7400, family 4000, some
operational amplifiers and some drivers. The total constitutes more
than 500 referred circuits.
1. Pre required before installation:
To make a success of the installation, you must have the following minimum
Operating system Windows
Minimum disk space: 900 KB
Zip utility decompression files
HotSync (utility normally provided at the time of the purchase of your
Operating system PalmOS > = 3
Minimum Free memory on your Palm: 470 KB
MemoCIrcuits.zip contains the following files:
- MemoCIrcuits_install.exe: the application files for your Palm
- doc\licence.txt: licence of this product
- doc\licenceSW.txt: licence of SuperWaba
- doc\manual.pdf: this document
2. Installation:
Decompress the MemoCIrcuits.zip file, execute MemoCIrcuits_install.exe
and follow the instructions, the installation automatically place necessary
files in your HotSync.
Restrictions on the shareware version
Restrictions on the shareware version:
- you cannot create new library
- only the first 20 elements of each library are visible
- you cannot create more than 10 elements for each library
- some screens are displayed to announce you that you are in shareware
Please refer to the file licence.txt


text:
Hyde HR Law Provides Trusted Labour Lawyers in Toronto
With the experience of legal experts who have been in the industry for years, people with workplace challenges can be assured of being provided with solution-focused legal services. Hyde HR Law is a reputable employment and labour law firm providing effective employment law legal services in Toronto, Canada. Attorney John Hyde established the firm to provide employers and employees with result-oriented legal services. Their practice areas include cause termination, construction labour, collective bargaining, human resources, unjust dismissal, union avoidance, aviation labour, unfair labour practice complaints, constructive dismissal, human rights claims, independent contractor disputes, and employer defence.
In response to a query about their services, the spokesperson of Hyde HR Law commented, "We put the needs of our clients first, and this has made us one of the most preferred employment law firms in the area where we serve. Our founder – Attorney John Hyde, is among the 23 lawyers in Canada with a certification from The Law Society as a specialist in labour law. He has also served as the managing partner of a top employment law firm in Canada. We run with his passion and vision as a firm, and we have received numerous reviews for our excellent services."
Hyde HR Law offers personalized services to its clients, as this helps create better and more effective strategies for winning the cases of its clients. Their lawyers can handle various labour and employment law cases, and this is because most of them have a pre-law background in journalism, transportation, resource management, and construction. Their office in downtown Toronto can provide clients with prompt responses to various matters concerning their lawsuits. This is because their office is in a strategic location close to the Ontario Labour Relations Board and the Superior Court of Justice. They ensure all their clients are also properly guided regarding their legal decisions. Thus, people who need the services of a labour lawyer in Toronto can contact the firm.
The spokesperson added, "We have experienced lawyers in the industry on our team. Many of our lawyers are from top law firms, and their experience helps provide our clients with satisfactory and positive results. Our lawyers are also available to help you understand different aspects of a lawsuit. They have experts who can handle labour law matters and are always available to support and guide clients every step of the way. They have the resources to handle labour law cases effectively. They also have lawyers for thorough workplace investigations."
At Hyde HR Law, clients can contact the firm via phone. Also, those who want to book an appointment with a labour lawyer in Toronto can contact the firm.
About Hyde HR Law:
Hyde HR Law is a trusted employment and labour law firm providing top legal services in Toronto, Canada.
Contact Information:
Hyde HR Law
109W-500 Queens Quay W
Toronto, ON
WhatsApp: (416) 841-0001
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://hydehrlaw.com/
Media Contact
Company Name: Hyde HR Law
Email: Send Email
Phone: (416) 841-0001
Address:109W-500 Queens Quay W
City: Toronto
State: ON M5V 3K8
Country: Canada
Website: https://hydehrlaw.com/


text:
International Shipping
Need to ship your order outside the United States?
No problem.
Tasca Parts Center is able to ship any item from our full OEM parts & accessories catalog anywhere.
A small box or a 40' ocean container -- we ARE the auto parts experts at getting it there on time and on budget.
About Customs, Duties, & Taxes
What is Value-Added Tax (VAT)?
Extreme Importance:
Please note that parts sold and used outside of the United States are not covered by manufacturer warranties.
What you need to do, and know, to ship your order internationally:
- A confirmed shipping address, telephone number, and email address.
- An accurate freight charge. The freight charge automatically quoted on the order confirmation page may not reflect the actual freight charge for orders shipped outside of the continental United States. Please contact us to accurately prepare your shipping quote.
- The receiver is responsible for all quoted shipping costs, broker fees, tariffs, duties, and taxes imposed on shipments outside the United States.
- We ship all orders using FedEx, UPS, USPS or commercial private shipping carriers. We'll select the shipping carrier that offers the best and most logical shipping solution.
- We're generally unable to ship your order to a non-U.S. post office box (PO Box).
- Finally, we reserve the option to place a secondary charge to your supplied payment method for any duties and taxes billed to Tasca Parts Center as a result of your order.
Plan your international shipping accordingly:
- Weekday Orders: Orders placed Monday – Friday for in-stock parts will generally ship within 24 hrs. Orders placed for not in-stock parts must be ordered from the manufacturer. All customers will be notified by email regarding the status of their order.
- Weekend & Holiday Orders: Orders placed on weekends (Saturday or Sunday) or holidays will be processed the next business day.
Time Sensitive Orders: If an order is time-sensitive, please contact us immediately to confirm availability and shipping options.
Contact Us
Email: email@example.com
Phone: 1-800-598-1484
Our hours: Monday through Friday: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. EST


text:
Escazú: 5.5km (3.4 miles) W of San José; Santa Ana: 13km (8 miles) W of San José
Located just west of San José, these affluent suburbs, once almost entirely farmlands and vacation estates, have boomed as the metropolitan area continues to expand. The two largest cities in this area, Escazú and Santa Ana, are popular with the Costa Rican professional class, as well as North American expatriates. Quite a few hotels have sprung up to cater to their needs. Both have large modern malls, endless little strip malls, and important business parks. It's easy to commute between Escazú or Santa Ana and downtown San José via car, bus, or taxi. And the area is about the same distance from the airport as downtown San José.


text:
The inflated, ovoid fruit of Cysticapnos vesicaria subsp. vesicaria is a thin-walled, membranous capsule that hangs air-filled from a longish stalk, its tip pointed. Initially the greenish surface is tinged pink upon the reticulated veins. These veins remain visible on the pale beige, dry fruits scattered on the dead branches like Christmas decorations. Vesica (Latin) means bladder.
Many small, black-coated, shiny seeds are produced in each fruit (Vlok and Schutte-Vlok, 2010; Leistner, (Ed.), 2000; iSpot).


text:
- Home
- About Me
- Start Here
- Weight Loss
- Running
- Mental Health
- Budget
- Travel
- Favorites
- Press
- Recipes
- Archives
- Contact
October 11, 2013
Cheesecake cream cheese
I told Jeanie to set the pace, because I wanted to stay between a 10:00-10:40 mile (which is comfortable for her, too), and I tend to go too fast sometimes. Between the two of us, you'd think that we would have easily found our way to the bike path, but the neighborhood was really confusing! We made a wrong turn somewhere, and ended up just going down a bunch of streets to try and reach 2.5 miles, where I could turn around. When we were at 2.4 miles, we came upon the bike path, naturally. It wasn't a long path (less than a mile), so we ran that and turned around.
On the way back to Jeanie's house, we were able to find the much shorter route, so the run ended up being 5.1 miles total. Not bad, considering our long detour. I went inside while she went out to run 3 more miles.
After showering and breakfast, Jeanie and I took the kids out for some errands, and then lunch. Since it's "Pizza Friday", the kids wanted pizza. We went to Old Chicago. When I looked at the menu, and checked out the PointsPlus in the food, there was nothing that appealed to me. So I didn't end up ordering anything. I went outside and called Jerry to chat for a little bit while the kids and Jeanie ate. Jeanie had to go to Sam's Club, so she dropped me off at Panera (for my beloved bagel). It was nice to go sit there for a little while by myself.
I got a pumpkin pie bagel with their new New York Style Cheesecake cream cheese. Holy yum, that was amazing! The cream cheese was SO good, and tasted just like cheesecake. The bagel was 10 PP and the cream cheese was 4 PP. A high PP lunch, but definitely worth it. And hey, I'm carb loading ;)
The rest of the day, I felt pretty lazy, but I just read my book and texted with Jerry. I really wish he'd been able to come with me this weekend--I miss him!
Tomorrow, I'm going to take the train into Chicago. I'm super excited to meet up with Caitlin and go to the expo, and then we'll meet Cat and her friend for dinner. It's kind of strange that I'm not at all nervous about the marathon. Going into it without a goal time/pace has really helped me to feel excited rather than nervous. I'm pretty confident that I can finish the race, and I don't care what my finish time is, so there isn't any pressure. Honestly, I think I'm most worried about getting back to Jeanie's after the race; a lot of walking and trains, while carrying my luggage :/
Jeanie took the boys to the drive-in tonight, but I want to get a good night's sleep, so I'll be in bed early. I don't think I'll sleep very well tomorrow night, so I'm hoping to get ahead tonight!
5 comments:
Good Luck Katie!! Everytime I see it on the news I think of you!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 12, 2013
Best of luck! I love your blog. It helps keep me going everyday! Please know there are a lot of followers out there like me who rarely comment but are rooting for you every day too, especially tomorrow! :)ReplyDelete
Did you see there's pumpkin pie spice cream cheese?!? I have to get it and let you know how it is!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 13, 2013
I have to tell you....I have never in my entire life (I am 47 years old - YIKES!) had a bagel with cream cheese...does not appeal AT ALL. Don't get me wrong...I do love a bagel but the thought of warm cheese on it does not sound good - generally just eat them plain lightly toasted. I will be going to Panera the next time I get to our nearest city (it is an hour drive from home) and will be getting that exact combo - or at least the cinnamon crunch bagel (me personal fave) if the pumpkin is out of season by then. I adore cheesecake (as my butt will attest to) and as soon as you described that combo I just knew that I needed to try it ASAP. You will get the blame if a new craving starts! ;o) Ellen ReneeReplyDelete
I went to Panera Bread this morning for the Pumpkin Pie Bagel with the Cheesecake Cream Cheese!! OH YUMMM!!! Definitely worth the 14 PP. It was even better than I expected. Pumpkin Pie & cheesecake are two of my favorite desserts.ReplyDelete
Feel free to leave a comment! I had to turn on comment moderation due to a ton of spam comments, but I will approve your comment ASAP.
Featured Posts
Blog Archive
- ► 2023 (248)
- ► 2022 (365)
- ► 2021 (364)
- ► 2020 (371)
- ► 2019 (136)
- ► 2018 (148)
- ► 2017 (163)
- ► 2016 (200)
- ► 2015 (267)
- ► 2014 (316)
- Halloween
- Vegetables in November
- 2014 Running Goals
- Motivational Monday #38
- Wicked Halloween 10K race report
- Running Lingo (Running terms and their meanings)
- From "fat" to "fast"
- My legs still work!
- Hello, Winter
- Decisions
- Motivational Monday #37
- The Detroit Free Press Marathon spectator report
- Meeting Dean
- Pumpkin Patch
- Interesting finds
- Home Sweet Home
- Final thoughts on the Hansons Marathon Method
- Motivational Monday #36
- Chicago Marathon race report
- Run Katie Run
- Cheesecake cream cheese
- A run before sunrise
- Never going back
- Gu, Shot Bloks, and other fuel
- Motivational Monday #35
- Last long run before Chicago!
- A 16-mile half-marathon
- Gu'd evening!
- Where's fall?! A humid run.
- A great weigh-in!
- Bagels!
- ▼ October (31)
- ► 2012 (379)
- ► 2011 (272)


text:
By Fiona Emdin. Reblogged from the CGIAR CCFAS blog.
Different doctors treat different types of diseases. When the villagers of Rohal Suong in Cambodia feel sick, they can consult a doctor. Now when their crops are sick, they can also go to another doctor, a plant health advisor, who can provide information on the best methods to treat crop pests and diseases.
Plant clinics: From training to practice
Improved climate mitigation, adaptation and food security in the village are some of the goals of Rohal Suong as the first Climate-Smart Village (CSV) in Cambodia. It is one of the six CSVs under the CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security in Southeast Asia (CCAFS SEA).
Towards these goals, the villagers aim to implement integrated pest management, among other climate-smart agriculture (CSA) strategies. Integrated pest management, including activities under the Pest-Smart initiative, would address crop pests and diseases experienced by the village as affected by climate change.
The General Directorate of Agriculture (GDA) of Cambodia and the Centre for Agriculture and Bioscience International South East Asia (CABI-SEA) organized atraining workshop for farmer representatives and project team members in Rohal Suong from 28 to 30 March 2016. The participants were trained in identifying major pests and diseases, recommending controls, giving advice on the safe use of chemicals and managing a plant clinic.
On 4 June 2016, the first plant clinic in Rohal Suong opened for consultation at the local primary school. Over 50 people, of whom 22 were farmers, visited the clinic to learn about common pests, diseases and other problems affecting local crops. Also present during the opening were teachers, school-aged children, officers from the District Office of Agriculture, commune and village authorities and representatives from WorldFish, the Centre for Agriculture and Bioscience International (CABI), Aphivat Strey (AS) and the Provincial Department of Agriculture (PDA).
During the opening, WorldFish, PDA and CABI, the project leads for the clinic, introduced the plant clinic and gave detailed information on the common pests and disease affecting local rice crops. They also discussed how the plant clinic will operate in the future. After the presentation, farmers then presented samples of infected crops to the plant health advisors, who provided information on how to treat each pest and how to prevent pest outbreaks in the future.
Farmers can bring plant samples to the plant clinic, which will be open every two weeks, when requesting for advice on addressing their crop problems. At any time, farmers can also text plant health advisors pictures of their crops to receive information on treating pests. If a plant advisor is unable to identify a pest or give recommendations on how to treat it based on the sample, it will be sent to the GDA laboratory for analysis.
Next steps and future plant clinics
Farmers found the first plant health clinic as an effective step towards improving integrated pest management practices in Rohal Suong. For example, Madam Ang Mom, a farmer residing in the neighbouring village came to the clinic with a sample of her watermelon crop. Ms Siea Kimnay, a plant health advisor from PDA, found that the damage was caused by insect pests, such as thrips and mites. She recommended the use of a mixture of a bio-pesticide, including oil, neem, soap and onion, as treatment.
"I am happy with the recommendation and I know the method for preparing the bio-pesticides… I will come to the clinic again to seek help because I hope to soon expand my watermelon acreage," said Ang Mom.
The plant clinic is therefore a powerful method for engaging community members and promoting gender participation, as seen in the opening session of the clinic. A number of local school-aged children and teachers also visited the clinic. It is hoped the clinic will be useful in promoting materials and practices that can bring positive impacts to the next generation. In addition, future plant clinics can continue to promote the use of improved pest management practices. They will be instrumental as well in preventing local pest outbreaks and ensuring that farmers buy effective, safe and certified pesticides.
1 Comment
[…] via Plant clinic established in Cambodia Climate-Smart Village to address crop pests — The Plantwise B… […]
Leave a Reply
Related News & Blogs
Role of plant clinics in Nepal highlighted at 10th International Plant Protection Symposium
The important role plant clinics play to help smallholder farmers in Nepal grow more healthier and profitable crops free from pests and diseases has been highlighted at the 10th International Plant Protection Symposium. In 2008, the Global Plant Clinic…
20 November 2023


text:
Officials have identified the victim of an Austin homicide as a University of Texas freshman theater and dance student named Haruka Weiser. The 18-year-old's body was found Tuesday on campus, and Austin police are working with UT officers on the investigation, which authorities are treating as a homicide. UT President Gregory Fenves released a statement Thursday identifying Weiser. "Her death is a tragic loss for the UT community," Fenves said. "The unthinkable brutality against Haruka is an attack on our entire family." She was found in a creek bed area near the school's alumni center and football stadium.
Police later released surveillance footage showing a 6-foot-tall black male with a bicycle as a "person of interest" walking near where Weiser was later discovered. The video notes a sport utility vehicle that passes through the frame, hoping its driver can help with the investigation.


text:
Each piece is hand fabricated in our Idyllwild, CA studio. Using Acid Queen's signature technique, we build each piece in wax, cast in small batches, and hand finish to bring you wearable art that is bold, powerful and beautiful.
This piece is solid sterling silver including the chain and findings. Sorceress Necklace featuring Angel Aura Quartz
Chain: 22"
Measurement: 2" T X 1.5" W - This is a heavy piece, so those with sensitive necks, beware
Metaphysical Properties
Rainbow Aura Quartz, or Angel Aura, is a clear crystal, ranging from transparent to opaque, with an iridescent glow. It has a sheer, shiny blend of rainbow coloring with a metallic sheen.
Rainbow Aura is created when Clear Quartz crystals are super-heated in a vacuum and infused with vaporized Silver and Platinum. These precious metals condense onto the surface of the quartz crystal to form a permanent bond with the lattice of the Quartz, so it cannot be scratched off. By combining the vibrations of Quartz with Silver and Platinum, a synthesis of unique vibrations is created.
Rainbow Aura Quartz, also called Angel Aura Quartz or Opal Aura Quartz, cleanses the aura and can facilitate deeper and higher levels of meditation. A peaceful and tranquil stone, Rainbow Aura Quartz is useful for communication with Angels, Spirit Guides, and other Teachers.
Having such a fine vibration, Rainbow Aura Crystals also allow the user to clear away negativity that has previously been resistant, and helps to gently raise energy levels in those who are feeling depleted. Rainbow Aura can help to release negative emotions such as resentment or grief. Rainbow Aura is a perfect piece to use when facing a dysfunctional type of relationship, bringing a deeper insight into the relationship and the holder's part in it. Meditating with Rainbow Aura Quartz can be beneficial for those who are going through stressful or otherwise negative situations.
Jewelry Care
Great care is taken to provide you with exquisite, high-quality work. We know you want to protect your investment, so please remember to remove your jewelry during strenuous activities, or while bathing or swimming.
This item is available immediately and will ship within 3-5 business days from the date of purchase. It will be shipped via USPS First Class Mail, USPS Priority or USPS Priority express depending on your chosen method and will arrive within 2-5 business days from the date it is shipped. If it is an international order it may take 2-3 weeks to arrive.
Returns & Exchanges
ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Please read our policies before purchasing and pay careful attention to the size, dimensions and information provided. If you have a question or concern about a piece, please contact us before you make your purchase via email at email@example.com


text:
Libreria Acqua Alta: one of the most interesting bookshop in the world.2 min read
Perched on a lagoon in the Adriatic Sea, the beautiful city of Venice evokes countless quaint aquatic images, from gondolas and vaporetti lumbering down the canals to tiny bridges arching between its sidewalks. However, sometimes, water becomes more than an idyliic backdrop to the city: strong tides in the Adriatic can cause water levels to rise, creating the so-called "Acqua Alta," floods that force the lagoon to pour from the canals onto Venice's sidewalks and into its buildings.
Keeping a collection of books in a city where the roads are made of water is not a good idea, but Libreria Acqua Alta, a bookstore in Venice, has come up with a solution to the city's acquatic whims.
A mix between a flea market and an actual library, the self-proclaimed "most beautiful bookstore in the world" is composed of a number of over-stuffed rooms stacked wall-to-wall with books, magazines, maps, and other ephemera all placed inside bathtubs, waterproof bins, and in one room a full-size gondola. There's something for every one, from old second hand atlases, dictionaries, art books, biographies to calendars and history books. You just have to look long enough.
The name itself means "Book Store of High Water", and When the canal rises, the store floods with several centimeters of water, but the books remain preserved thanks to their special storage spaces.
The store's whimsically cramped atmosphere is even reflected in their "fire escape," which is simply a door leading directly out into a canal.
The bookstore also offers visitors a different view of the canals, from a staircase made of books.
But the books, gondola, and bathtubs aren't the only reason to visit the bookshop. To really complete the look, the store has become home to more than one stray cat, who are also able to escape the rising tides by hanging out atop the book stacks. Cats, it seems, very friendly with tourists (I didn't meet anyone).
In any case, A visit to this bookshop when you are in Venice is almost compulsory, because it's clearly one of the most interesting ones you'll ever come across!


text:
Born into a racing family in Melbourne, "Darby" Munro was destined to be a jockey and followed in the footsteps of older brother Jim who was an outstanding rider during the 1920s. Munro was an apprentice when Jim won the Melbourne Cup on Windbag in 1925. Two years later, Darby won his first race, defeating Jim Munro's mount by a head.
A master tactician who was often the focus of controversy, Darby Munro was one of the legendary characters of the Australian turf. His strength and determination in tight finishes earned him the nickname among punters of 'Demon Darb'. He had no peer in classics and weight-for-age races, where the manner in which a race was run often determined the result. He tended to dictate that pattern. He demonstrated this mastery with five wins in each of the WS Cox Plate, the Victorian Derby and the AJC Derby.
A magnificent big-occasion rider, he won three Melbourne Cups (with 'Peter Pan' in 1934, 'Sirius' in 1944 and 'Russia' in 1946) and three Sydney Cups (with 'Mosaic' in 1940, 'Abspear' in 1943 and 'Veiled Threat' in 1944).
Among his illustrious victories, Darby was remembered by many punters for a race he failed to win. On the short-priced favorite 'Shannon' in the 1945 Epsom Handicap at Randwick, Munro found himself left 90 metres behind when the starter let the field go; in an inspired ride, Munro urged 'Shannon' after the field, only to be beaten by a half-head by 'Blue Legend'. The furor which followed took years to subside, but the general verdict was that Munro was not at fault, and had in fact demonstrated yet again his unmatched horsemanship. He was once disqualified for not allowing Vagabond to do his best. He was refused a license to ride in England in 1953 and received a number of suspensions, for over-vigorous riding and interference. For all that, he was a hero figure to punters and his vigor was an inspiration to younger riders.
Apart from his wins at the WS Cox Plate, the Victorian Derby and the AJC Derby, Munro won the AJC Sires Produce Stakes four times, and Brisbane Cup, the VRC St. Leger three times, the QAJC Oaks twice, the AJC Sires Produce Stakes four times, the Epsom twice and the Doncaster twice. At the AJC autumn meeting at Randwick during Easter 1940, he rode nine winners.
Darby Munro became a trainer after ill health forced his retirement from active riding in 1955.
The Darby Munro Stakes is run annually by the Sydney Turf Club in his memory.


text:
Spotlight on Women in Tech
We are chatting to Sue Keay, CSIRO's Data61 Cyber Physical Systems research director, on the importance of diversity and showcasing […]
Data61 Robotics team has six papers accepted at international conference
Australia is fast becoming a leader in international robotics innovation, with a team from CSIRO's Data61 having six papers accepted […]
Programming Australia to lead robotics globally
The robotics and autonomous systems sector is growing rapidly, and is set to be worth $23 billion by 2025. From self-driving cars and IoT-connected cities to autonomous drones creating 3D maps of underground mines, there's no denying we're in the midst of the fourth industrial revolution — the intersection of the physical and digital worlds.
Robotics Innovation Centre Launch Gallery
On Tuesday the 12th of March, CSIRO's Data61 launched the Queensland-based Robotics Innovation Centre, or RIC. Below is a quick reel of photographs from the event. Enjoy!
Fiction, reality and robot commonsense – A Q&A with Professor Ronald Arkin on his D61+ Live talk
"Robots are here and they will have a greater and greater impact on society. We need to discuss the manifold ethical questions they pose to society. Technological advances are outpacing our ability to regulate and legislate. Everyone is a stakeholder in this discussion so my hope is that more people will get engaged. It's our future we're talking about"
Amazon 360: testing self-navigation in a novel landscape
A brand new 360 video featuring our robotics
Media and Impact – Issue 6
June felt like the busiest month so far in 2018, for Data61 - below are some highlights
Spiderbot Vs Mars: Demonstrating how our bots find their way
Data61's Zee hexapod, designed for remote inspections, traverses the simulated Mars environment at the Powerhouse Museum. Featuring Ryan Steindl, Mechantronics Engineer at our Queensland Centre for Advanced Technologies (QCAT).
Lasers, legs and lidar: how robots are learning to see and move
Machines are blind when they're born – we create them with only enough sensory capacity to do what they need to do. Your blender, for instance, can't sense touch. Your washing machine (probably) can't see, and your GoPro can't sense heat.


text:
273. Jack Reacher lacks real history...
45-minutes with Jack puts me in the mood for a good night's sleep.
But, sometimes it's that last check of my email that really gets me excited about the 'morrow.
That's how it was last night when Chris' email presented itself.
See: My Word! by Christine McGlade


text:
來到主桌前 2017年04月02日
Suggested For You
Christian Podcasts
Christian Podcasts
Inspirational Videos
Comedy Videos
Cute Videos
Today's Devotional
A Prayer to Look to the Lord as Mighty God - Your Daily Prayer - December 8
As we find ourselves in the season of celebrating Jesus' birth and all He is to us, I pray that your heart would be softened to see the great, intricate works of our Mighty God. And may you will find yourself in awe and wonder at His works.
Top Music Videos
Christian News
The latest news and hot topics trending among Christian music, entertainment and faith life.
Top 25 Easter Hymns and Songs for Easter Sunday Playlists
Whether you prefer classic Easter hymns or modern worship Easter songs, this collection of popular Easter videos from your favorite performers is sure to move you! Jesus willingly paid all our debts, and these Easter songs and hymns are the perfect way to remember and worship Him!


text:
Featured Products
Popular Products
Thank you for visiting VIA Autoworks!
We are dedicated to delivering high quality autmotive products that have been engineered using the latest in design and manufacturing technology. Browse our webstore to see available products.
Also be sure to visit and subscribe to Embrace Racing on YouTube to see upcoming product development, tutorials, and exciting content.
If you have any questions about product fitment, availability, or shipping costs and options, please visit the "contact us" page and get in touch! We would be happy to answer your questions and help out.


text:
Product categories
Enterprise Resource Planning
Implement a fully integrated set of business management applications to unlock potential and drive growthLearn More
Integration & Automation
Integrate multiple applications and systems in real-time while automating and optimising business processesLearn More
Financial Management
Get a real-time view of all the moving parts that make a business tick, and turn financial information into profitable actionLearn More
Enterprise Asset Management
Control assets such as production, infrastructure, facilities, transportation and communicationsLearn More
Reimagine your business
Business software projects are often complex and require a high degree of commitment from both the customer and supplier – commitment to effort and commitment to change.
Leading industry technologies
Computime's software solution offering is based on a mix of world-class leading on-premises and cloud-based products, along with our proprietary technology.
Our prestigious clients
Latest news
Computime Software among Acumatica 2021 MVPs
In a recent announcement made by Acumatica, our esteemed partners and providers of the leading Acumatica cloud ERP solution, our own Technic...
How to Select ERP Software for Distribution
The ongoing software revolution is completely modifying the way business is conducted, and distribution companies should most definitely tak...
8 Ways Distributors Could Get More Competitive in 2020 (Even During the Pandemic)
The world as we know it has definitely changed tremendously in the last couple of months due to the global pandemic. Among the numerous chan...
Future-Proof Your eCommerce Business with a Robust ERP Solution
Statistics had reported that over $4.2 billion would be spent on ecommerce products all over the world in 2020 alone, with the number expect...
Why Distributors Must Focus on ERP Usability and Flexibility in 2020 and Beyond
During the past decade, the wholesale distribution industry has faced numerous challenges. Despite this, the industry not only made it throu...
Does your Cloud ERP license inhibit growth?
A cloud ERP solution will help any type or size of business grow. The streamlining and automating of your business management processes, inc...
Acumatica Construction Edition: The Best ERP Software for the Construction Industry
There are two types of construction and accounting software packages in the market today. They are worlds apart in design, efficiency and ca...
Acumatica Cloud ERP sets the standard for usability
Without a doubt, Acumatica Cloud ERP is setting the standard for usability in the market and we are not just saying it – but it's coming...
Latest release of Acumatica Construction Edition adds functionality, efficiency for contractors
The Acumatica Cloud ERP Construction Edition has received a number of new features and improvements in 2019 R2, and contractors can expect i...
How the Right Cloud Construction Software Can Eliminate Silos and Improve Collaboration
Construction businesses seeking to increase customer satisfaction may want to start with the right cloud construction accounting software, w...


text:
Buy in bulk and save.
Discount is applied when item is added to your shopping cart.
PRICE PER YARD: $10 (Half Yard: $5)
Fabric is priced and sold by the 1/2 yard unless Fat Quarter is selected. Fabric is cut in a single continous piece. Great fabric for quilting and other cotton print projects.


text:
Anyone who follows my tweet stream known that I'm a huge fan of what Robert Wagner and Sabrina Miller are doing with the PDX Sucks podcast. I'd even describe it as irreverent—if only I knew what that word meant. Maybe I will anyway. I like the meter of it
So imagine my excitement when I heard that Robert was working on a new project called pdx.fm, which—although a wee bit cryptic—seems to be a station of sorts that will use the magic of the world wide Web to broadcast podcast content. Read More


text:
Beautiful crescent moon rising over camp. Today we left the coast and climbed over some low ranges of hills. We also had our first experiences with road construction, Egypt style. In total it was 800m of climb, so still not very much.
We left the beach resort and nice to be on the road again. A few turns through town and then past a toll booth at 5km. Here we saw our first instance of road construction but we didn't see more until closer to 24km. The road construction would start with smoothed out gravel sometimes wet down. After that they would put thin layer of tar followed by two layers of asphalt.
We cycled in all different stages of road construction since these would be shorter intervals of 5-10km of each different type. The Egyptian traffic would pick and choose their routes, sometimes riding on both sides of us. Generally still had enough room but there was less order to road than you'd see in USA.
Once I reached the top of the first climb near 40km there was partial descent and across a broad valley before another shorter climb. A descent from here into lunch. This area was still very arid, though my bike got muddy shortly after lunch after coming across construction area where water trucks had just passed.
Winds mostly calm but slight headwinds as came last kms into camp. Still made it by 2:30pm so a reasonable and not too difficult day. We camped beside police checkpoint and could hear trucks revving up and down. Still had surprisingly good sleep after full day of exercise in the sun.


text:
The expectation is that staff will move up to the next service increment point each year (subject to satisfactory performance), until they reach the top service increment point of their grade (not shaded). Once at the top service increment point, no further increases are payable (other than annual cost-of-living increases).
This is only possible if the role itself changes so significantly that on re-evaluation it is found to be a different grade, or where an individual moves from one role to another (for instance, in the case of promotion or progression to a higher level role).
The Academic Career Pathways consist of profiles matched to grades I to L as follows:
While other staff will also be on these grades, specific progression arrangements apply to staff on the Pathways.
On Pathway 1, progression from grade J to K and from K to L will normally take place from the fourth point of the grade. If progression does not occur, an individual will normally move to the top service increment on the grade.
For staff on Pathways 2 and 3, where progression is conditional, progression could take place from the fourth point on the relevant grade. Staff who do not progress at this point will move to the final service increment.
Full details of the operation of the pathways can be found here.


text:
Genetic testing and nutrigenomics are the future of individualized healthcare
Your Healthy Life is Here
DNA Body
Start living your healthiest life today.
DNA Health is designed to identify any potential lifestyle diseases and to optimize your well-being and health by personalizing your lifestyle and diet choices.
DNA Mind
A sound mind in a sound body.
The DNA Mind test analyses genes which have been shown to have significant associations with key mental health disorders and may give insights to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of the disease.
The Best Experience Ever
"Knowledge of my genetic profile, empowered me to change my lifestyle and diet. Personalize program help me to reach my health goals much faster. "


text:
- Of the more than 20 analysts who put out reports on Airbnb to start the year, only one-third predict the stock will gain from here.
- The highest target price was $200 from Needham, while Deutsche Bank and Stifel Nicolaus came in with the lowest price estimates among the new reports at $130.
- Airbnb shares fell 5.2% on Monday. They doubled in their debut last month.
Wall Street analysts see plenty of growth ahead for Airbnb's business, but they don't see much room for the stock to run after it more than doubled in its debut last month.
More than 20 analysts initiated coverage of the home-sharing site to start the year, according to FactSet and reports sent to CNBC. Two-thirds suggest holding the stock, and five of the 18 analysts who have price targets expect the shares to drop.
Airbnb sold shares at $68 in its IPO last month before seeing the stock surge 113% in its first day of trading on Dec. 10, to close at $144.71. The pop valued the company at $86.5 billion, and over $100 billion based on a fully diluted share count. The stock has been about flat in the three weeks since its IPO, before falling 5.2% on Monday to $139.15.
Analysts at Morgan Stanley initiated coverage with the equivalent of a hold rating and a $140 price target, even though the firm views Airbnb as a leader in the accommodations market. Morgan Stanley said that at about 16 times estimated revenue for 2022, investors can await a "better entry point."
"While we are bullish on Airbnb's industry and business model, we see current valuation as being fair," the analysts wrote.
Money Report
Similarly, Wedbush started coverage with a hold recommendation and a $151 price target, calling the company a "dominant player in an attractive segment." To justify anything higher, Airbnb would need to move into adjacent markets or wait until "the considerable growth is able to catch up with the premium valuation afforded the stock from day one," Wedbush analysts wrote.
The most bearish reports were from Deutsche Bank and Stifel, which both placed $130 targets on Airbnb's stock. Stifel said its price estimate was based on a discounted cash flow analysis that accounted for cost of capital and growth rate.
Among the seven buy ratings to start the year, the highest price target came from Needham, which expects the shares to hit $200 in the next 12 months. Needham analysts predict that the alternative accommodation market could expand by five or 10 times from where it is today.
Airbnb is also likely to benefit from "pent-up travel demand" in 2021 after the coronavirus pandemic forced so many consumers to cancel their plans last year, the firm said, adding that the company's business model is particularly appealing because it doesn't rely on Google for traffic. Airbnb said in its prospectus that 91% of its guests in the first three quarters of 2020 came to the site either directly or through unpaid channels.
Needham says its price target is based on a multiple of 22 times revenue in 2022.
"Key upside drivers would be accelerating share gains in the U.S. and Covid abating sooner than expected in '21, in our view," they wrote. "Our primary downside concerns are Covid turning into an incremental multi-year headwind and/or stagnating traffic growth that would cause the company to invest more aggressively in customer acquisition, presumably through Google."