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About Spec-Savers Highveld Mall
Affordable eyecare is what we live by at Spec-Savers Highveld Mall.
Having opened in November 2011, our store has enjoyed enormous growth over the years now offering two testing rooms, and an additional Auto-Refractor, Tonometer, Corneal Topograph, Fundus Camera, and Macuscope.
We have five dedicated staff members and one fully qualified Optometrist.
Our staff members include:
- Philip Duminy - Optometrist
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All of whom strive for: Keeping promises, keeping the patient informed, and short turn around time.
We believe in being service focused, accuracy, and a positive attitude. We know that Optometrists need to give full attention to a patient in the test room. The patient needs to trust the guidance of the Optometrist is important to our success.
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A new report out by Pew Charitable Trusts examines several factors impacting the fiscal health of states. Among the findings include NC's high ranking in income growth and ... Keep Reading
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NC Median Household Income Growth Tops in US, Since 2013
A week ago, I wrote about some positive economic news pointing toward NC's economy being on a "hot streak." Today, the U.S. Census Bureau released household income data that ... Keep Reading
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Judge sets $2M bail for accused deputy killer as Durham, Orange sheriffs watch
A judge set a $2 million bail for a man charged with stealing a car and leading police on a chase that ended in a crash, killing a 24-year-old Durham County deputy.
Durham County Sheriff Mike Andrews, members of his staff, and Orange County Sheriff Charles Blackwood attended the hearing Monday. Some detention officers wore black mourning bands across their gold shields in memory of detention officer Brooke Maynard.
The suspect, Tomaris Parker, is charged with second-degree murder. Other charges related to the car chase include felony fleeing to elude causing death, felony death by motor vehicle, failure to stop for a red light, possession of a stolen vehicle and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
Parker is also charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon. Police said Parker stole an Accord at gunpoint Thursday morning.
Parker, 33, refused to pull over when officers tried to stop him around 7:45 p.m. Thursday near the intersection of Elizabeth and Ramseur streets, according to police.
The intersection is near the Durham County Health and Human Services building and the future Police Department headquarters now under construction.
Parker drove east on Club Boulevard.
He caused a collision with two other vehicles – a Chevy Impala and a Hyundai Sonata – near the North Duke Street intersection, just east of Northgate Mall, according to police.
The driver of the Hyundai, Maynard, was pronounced dead at the scene.
'Sweet, kindhearted'
Maynard started working for the Durham County Sheriff's Office in November 2017.
"She was very, very sweet, very kindhearted," said April Ketner, who is from Durham but now lives in Timberlake in Person County. "She was very outgoing. She loved all types of people. … Everybody who knew her loved her."
Parker and Carrington were hurt, along with two women in a Chevrolet that the fleeing car hit, police said.
All were taken to the hospital. The two women in the Impala were treated for minor injuries, said police spokeswoman Kammie Michael. Parker told police he had consumed crack-cocaine and alcohol before the chase, according to a search warrant.
In 2007, Parker was convicted of robbery with a dangerous weapon and speeding to elude arrest from May 2006 offenses, according to the N.C. Department of Correction. He was released in 2014.
Parker was also convicted in 2006 of possession of a firearm by a felon and in 2004 of assault inflicting serious bodily injury for a September 2003 offense.
Car chase policy
Police haven't provided more information on the car chase, including exactly how the fatal collision occurred and how fast the cars were traveling.
The department's Professional Standards Division is investigating the pursuit, which is required for all departmental pursuits.
According to the department's General Orders, officers can engage in a vehicle pursuit when they believe someone has committed a violent felony and "poses a threat of serious injury to the public or other police officers if she/he is not apprehended immediately."
Pursuits are prohibited when the lead officer pursuing the vehicle feels the hazard created by the pursuit outweighs the necessity of immediate apprehension, or when the officer can identify and apprehend the suspect later and the suspect doesn't pose a serious threat of injury to the public or police, the policy states.


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The Millennium Group Rapidly Expanding North American Footprint!
The Millennium Group (TMG), Where Service Matters, a nationally-recognized leader in Mail, Print, and Office Services Outsourcing, closed 2017 with continued expansion of its North American footprint with several enterprise assignments based out of Northern CA, Houston TX, and New York, NY coupled with little client contraction.
We have earned a reputation as a trusted corporate partner capable of providing clients with all of the solutions and services needed in mailrooms, end-to-end document management, back-end office services and facilities management. We have also earned an enviable spot within the industry over the course of thirty-three years, and continue to rapidly expand.
But it doesn't end here. It is our mission to drive long-lasting value and exceptional client experiences through our customized solutions that help clients drive greater cost efficiencies, optimize resources, and improve productivity while optimizing service delivery in Mail, Shipping, Receiving, Warehousing, Centralized and Distributed Print, Records and Document Scanning, Reception, and related Administrative support.
Today, we support over 120 contracted facilities management clients with Where Service Matters professional executing within over 350 facilities across North America.
Our six elements of Where Service Matters permeates in everything we do. They are:
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Sarajevo 30 years later: From games to war and back
SARAJEVO – A city desperate for snow suddenly had too much.
The biggest blizzard in 50 years hit Sarajevo the night before the 1984 Winter Olympics were to begin, and rumors of cancellation grew with the snow piles. Aida Cerkez remembers her mother waking her at 3 a.m. Standing in her pajamas she looked out the window with pride as she watched soldiers from the Yugoslav Army marching down the street to pack the snow as it fell.
"There were whole neighborhoods going down with tea and cookies," she said with tears in her eyes. "I will never ever in my life forget that."


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I think the first name custom is best, because I think that law school is fundamentally the first step toward life in the professional world, and in the professional world title-and-last-name is, in my experience, very rarely used for people who interact repeatedly with each other. Someone may well be "Ms. Smith" when you first meet her, but if you talk to her on more than a few occasions, she'll be "Jane."
And that's true even within hierarchies; my sense is that even when a firm's managing partner works with a very junior associate, the associate will refer to the partner by first name. Maybe it's just L.A., and the custom is different in (say) New York, but I doubt it. Again, things are different with judges, some other government officials, and religious figures; I still refer to Judge Kozinski, for whom I clerked over 20 years ago, and with whom I've remained good friends, as "Judge Kozinski" (or, when speaking to him, just "Judge"). But that is the exception, and not one that carries over to partners; I don't think it should carry over to professors, either.
Now aesthetically, I can see the appeal of the use of title as a mark of formality, and where people remain on more formal terms for longer, so that shifting to first names is a pleasant mark of a closer relationship. My sense is that other societies are to some extent this way, especially when they maintain a difference in second-person pronouns, with an informal (in English, the long-lost "thou") as well as a formal ("you").
In Russian culture, for instance, there is even a phrase "let's shift to 'ty'" ("pereydiom na ty") for suggesting that people shift from the formal "vy" to the informal "ty," though I'm not sure how much that has endured to this day. Indeed, there's a lovely song by Bulat Okudzhava (a translation of a Polish poem by Agnieszka Osiecka, and performed below by Andrei Soroker) — "why did we shift to 'ty'?" — that even makes it sound romantic for lovers to call each other "vy," though if that was ever the Russian custom, it is long gone.
At the same time, I can tell you that keeping track of whom you're on "vy" terms with and whom you're on "ty" terms can be difficult, especially since there's no safe alternative: It can be bad either to be overfamiliar or to come across as having rejected an offer of familiarity. (Nor can you fudge things when talking to a person by just not using the pronoun; there are different verb forms for the two pronouns, so the verbs you use will reflect the pronoun that you're implicitly using.)
Indeed, in America, using titles where people normally use first names risks coming across as standoffishness. Perhaps in universities, it might seem quaint and old-fashioned; but in professional relationships, I think, it's more likely to seem off-putting.
Nor do I see much value in keeping "Professor" here as a hierarchical marker. All my students know that I'm the professor, that I give the grades, and that I'm at least supposed to know more than they do. All the junior associates know who the partners are.
I don't see any particular value to adding hierarchical signals to the way people address each other, at least when they are adults, and are unlikely to need hierarchical reminders to (say) keep quiet in class or listen to what the teacher is saying. Indeed, having the same address up and down the hierarchy (whether it's formal both ways or, as is more common in American today, informal both ways) is, I think, the right kind of egalitarianism: As human beings, we are of the same status, and ought to be address the same way, even if our knowledge and accomplishments have placed one of us in a position of control over the other.
In any case, that's my view, based on my understanding on how things are done in my professional environment (lawyering in L.A.). I'd love to hear what others have to say.


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Small to medium displays are quick and easy to install with this pre-assembled ST632 Universal Tilt Wall Mount. Just mount the wall plate to the wall, attach the wall plate to the flat panel display and hook on the VESA® compliant adapter plate to the wall plate. Tilt can be adjusted without the use of tools to guide the display to the ideal viewing angle.
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Vans Pro Skate Park Series Trophies
For the 2016 and 2017 Vans Pro Skate Park Series Andy Murphy created a series of three sculpted trophies for each of the Australian winners.
The 2016 series features an Australian themed half board, laser etched with an original graphic by Andy Murphy featuring Australian animals. The trophy plate also has a rock which has been hand painted by indigenous artist Steve Ulula Parker.
The 2017 series features three limestone trucks.


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Fire Roasted Red Salsa
Not too hot, not too mild, Fresh Cravings Fire Roasted Red Salsa is the best of both worlds. The roasted tomatoes and jalapeños bring just the right amount of heat and are complimented by a delicious combination of earthy spices.
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Our Fabrics
At Terraware we use a variety of different fabrics, predominately natural fibers. However we do carry polyblends for the cliental that has requested it, or if the fabrics are just to irresistible to pass up.
What are the main fabrics can you find at Terraware?
Linen: This fabric is typically used for the spring/summer collections.
- Natural fibre made from the stalk of a flax plant
- Regarded in Europe as the best quality fabric
- Known for its high strength and durability
- It can be worn in hot and humid temperatures because its highly absorbent and allows the skin to breathe
- Linen is also considered ideal for people with sensitive skin
Lyocell: This fabric is generally used for every season.
- Made from the natural cellulose found in wood pulp
- Fully biodegradable
- This fabric is economical in its use of energy and natural resources
- Controls and absorbs up to 50% more moisture than cotton therefore it is antibacterial and has natural breathability
- Fairly resistant to wrinkles
Wool: This fabric is typically used for our fall/ winter collections.
- Wool is a breathable fibre that provides instant warmth
- Great buffer against rain, wind and snow
- Removes moisture from the skin whilst at the same time its insulating qualities trap dry air and warmth
- Renewable resource as it is saved off the sheep and grows back quickly
- 100% biodegradable in soil
- Resistant to wrinkles
- Wool is hypoallergenic- resistant to bacteria, mould and mildew that can trigger reactions in many people
Viscose: This fabric can be used for all seasons.
- Is a cellulose fibre made from a renewable resource-wood
- Has the ability to absorb water which provides a skin friendly, breathable fabric
- Very durable and long lasting
- Viscose is often blended with other fabrics
- Biodegradable
Modal: This fabric is mainly used for our fall/winter collections but can be blended with other fabrics to make it suitable for spring and summer.
- Modal is a processed bio-based textile made from reconstituted cellulose from the beech tree
- Fabric is very soft and in many ways acts like cotton, but has significant advantages over that fibre
- 100% biodegradable
- Breathes well, and it is cool to the touch and very absorbent
- Shrink resistant
- Less likely to face or form pills
- stays soft through repeated washes
Dupioni Silk: This fabric is used primarily for our formal wear.
- Silk is created with the thread from two different silk worms
- The thread is rougher than regular silk and contains bumps and irregularities called "slubs"
- The fabric is also totally reversible so it is acceptable for both sides of the material to be visible
- The natural dyes show very vibrant colours
- Fairly resistant to wrinkles
- Keeps the body cool
- Great for hiding unwanted bumps
Cupro: This fabric can be used for all seasons, predominately spring and summer.
- Breathable material which helps regulate body temperatures when worn
- Cupro is made from the silky fibres that stick to cotton seeds during the textile production process
- Durable fabric and is in the same family as lyocell and modal
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Hydrating Vs. Moisturizing (Face)
Hydrating the face is as easy as incorporating the correct ingredients into your regimen. One of the most popular ingredients for hydration is Hyaluronic Acid (HA). This is a non-exfoliating molecule compound that draws 1000x its weight in water to your skin.
What does this mean? Less dry patches, more balanced skin sebum production and less flaky dry skin. HA is ideal for both oily and dry skin types, in short, who doesnt need more water?
Looking for easy ways to incorporate HA into your regimen? While everyone may not be a fan of 10 step facial regimens, Jade & Fox has a wide variety of products that you are already using that contains Hyaluronic Acid.
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Honorary Mention to Rosewater Toner (glycerin)
What will the results look like from adding this simple ingredient into your regimen? More even textured skin, less rough patches/dry skin and face eczema. Dewy "glass skin" look along with the balance of hydration in skin.
The Next Step:
Now that you've properly hydrated your face, we need to seal in the hydration with moisturizers. Similar to the body, hydrators are water based and need to be sealed in with moisture (oil) based products. After incorporating hydration, seal In with your favorite oil based moisturizer.
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Manikaran Gurdwara landslide: 8 killed, several injured; Punjab announces ex-gratia
Manikaran (HP), Aug 18: Eight persons were killed and ten others injured when a building adjoining the historic Manikaran Sahib Gurdwara caved in due to a massive landslide this afternoon.
According to Deputy Commissioner Kullu, seven persons have died and 11 were injured after a giant rock boulder hit Gurdwara complex at Manikaran Sahib in Kullu district.
Eyewitnesses claimed that the dead could be more than ten in number as a large number of people had taken shelter in the building, close to the Gurdwara, when the tragedy struck.
Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal today expressed "deep shock and anguish" over the death of seven Sikh pilgrims in a landslide in Manikaran area of Himachal Pradesh.
The chief minister also announced an ex-gratia of Rs one lakh each to the next of kin of the deceased and Rs 25,000 for the seriously wounded.
The Chief Minister, who had a telephonic conversation with his Himachal Pradesh counterpart Virbhadra Singh today evening, assured him of full and immediate help from the state government in rescue operations.
He also urged Virbhadra Singh to extend all possible help to the pilgrims stranded in and around Gurdwara complex at Manikaran Sahib.
The district administration has sought the assistance of Gurdwara authorities in locating and identifying the bodies as most people staying in the building were outsiders.
People ran helter-skelter as boulders fell on the building and many were trapped as a huge portion of the three- storey building virtually collapsed.
The locals and Gurdwara management immediately swung into action and started rescue operations while Additional District Magistrate, Sub Divisional Magistrate, Kullu and other district officials rushed to the spot.
Those injured have been admitted to zonal hospital at Kullu and condition of seven of them is stated to be serious.
A 24X7 control room has been set up at Punjab Civil Secretariat Chandigarh to review the situation. People could contact the control room with telephone numbers 0172-2740859 and 0172-2740397, an official spokesman said.
As per the list provided by district administration Kullu seven persons who died belonged to Rogla Tarwa Mandi village of Sangrur district.
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This was a nice spot to paddle. The river is calm, but there are a lot of snags to watch out for. If you go up river there is a drop of about two feet. There is a nice gap if you are coming down river to help negotiate, but no easy way past it going up.
We had the river to ourselves and saw a deer swimming in the river, and a Crane followed us down river for awhile. The water was very calm and easy to paddle, but there were lots of down trees and a number of snags to work your way through.
There is a great boat ramp and lots of parking at Rood Bridge Park. There is a small area to get in and out, but it's a bit steep and a little slippery.
This is a great day park! Lots of picnic areas, walking trails, and many parking.
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Monstrous inaction
We all can forgive a product that's a little heavy on the sugar.
We all can forgive aggressive product marketing.
We can even forgive encouraging consumers to get ill-considered tattoos.
We can't forgive slavery. Ever.
On June 7th, shareholders of the Monster Beverage Corporation will vote on a shareholder proposal asking Monster to report on slavery and human trafficking in its supply chain. Monster's record of disclosure on supply chain slavery is not good. KnowtheChain gave Monster a score of 0, dead last among its peers in accountability throughout the supply chain.
Monster has assumed "minimal risk" of slavery and human trafficking, while offering no documentation of how they came to this conclusion.
If you are a shareholder, you have a voice.
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Yesenia Santillan
Yesenia Santillan is a Texas native born and raised in Fort Worth that strongly embraces her family roots from San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico. After serving in the Marine Corps for 4 years, she turned to photography and is now a senior at the University of Texas at Arlington, May 2017. She uses her experiences from her wedding photography business as well as events and the people that impact her everyday life as inspiration for her artistic work.
Homage to Our Fathers
"This series is about our fathers and the way we view them. Growing up, dad was dad. However, when I was shooting this series, every time I stepped in to my pose and into that new location, I connected with my dad in a different way. I didn't feel like dad. I felt like Martin, the 16-year-old boy in a new world surrounded by new experiences. I felt like I was 16 years old again, you know that feeling of being invincible to society. The series is about the connection that is lost and sometimes never found with our parents, we know that at some point they were kids, teens and young adults as ourselves but we never really know, we never really feel it. Thirty years later after my father had taken those photos of himself, I stood there, his child at 26 years old feeling invincible. We all have a legacy that our parents leave us, big or small, but we don't all know where it began. I got to stand in it."


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Where Mindfulness and Nonviolent Communication Meet
Nonviolence is a way of life that goes beyond our physical actions to include a commitment to non harming with our word and even our hearts and minds. Mindfulness practice provides a powerful support for clear, kind, and effective conversations, while Nonviolent Communication offers a systematic training of our speech and thought patterns. Join author and meditation teacher Oren Jay Sofer for this exploration of how our contemplative practice provides a foundation for bringing more compassion, clarity, and connection into our speech and relationships. In these polarized times, how can we speak and listen in a way that is aligned with our values? How can we hear others with divergent views?
Oren will be offering teachings from his new book, Say What You Mean: A Mindful Approach to Nonviolent Communication. The evening will include a guided meditation, lecture, time for questions and answer, as well as a book-signing.
About the Book
Say What You Mean: A Mindful Approach to Nonviolent Communication is a step-by-step guide for meaningful conversations that bring people together. It is the first book to integrate mindfulness with the modern discipline of Nonviolent Communication and somatic healing.
Whether it's managing conflict at work, navigating a political divide with a relative, or strengthening bonds at home—communicating effectively is what makes or breaks our relationships. Rich with simple yet powerful exercises, Say What You Mean offers a clear method and concrete practices for healthier, more effective conversation.


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Get Started on Instructables
So you want to get started on Instructables but you're not quite sure where to begin. You already have your YouTube channel set up and you've been posting videos, but you want to get a little piece of that sweet, sweet Instructable traffic.
To get started on Instructables is a learning process. You will learn very quickly what works and what doesn't. There are many great resources on the Instructables site that can help with that and of course, we want to help out with that as well in this part of the series.
Utilizing Instructables
This is part two of a three part series about utilizing Instructables in step with your YouTube channel. We have gathered some insight from a few fellow YouTube makers to get some of their best advice, tips and tricks.
Each video in this series answers a specific question about the relationship between Instructables and YouTube. Part two will touch on setting up your account, learning what works and more by answering the question:
How does someone get started with Instructables? What are some of the best practices?
Below the video you will find more resources and links where you can find all of the guys that helped out with this episode.
Important Reference Links
Featuring Checklist – http://www.instructables.com/community/Featuring-Checklist/
Ask A Maker Forum Post (for pro codes) – found only in the video description on YouTube
This series is broken into three parts each including one question.
Parts in this series
Part One – Why should a maker on YouTube be utilizing Instructables and what are the short and long term benefits?
Part Two – How does someone get started with Instructables? What are some of the best practices?
Part Three – What are some tips, tricks, and advice for doing well on Instructables?
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City Driving: Does It Make Sense To Buy A Nissan Leaf?
If you commute to work and back each day, there's one car you will no doubt come across on your travels. The Nissan Leaf is Japan's flagship electric vehicle. It's a compact hatchback that looks like a "regular" car and doesn't sport any unusual styling. It's also one of the best-selling electric vehicles of 2015


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Ice Cube will star in a new retelling of A Christmas Carol; casting and filming updates on next year's The Conjuring 2; Liam Neeson will star in The Revenger for the director of Zombieland; a pair of actors join Tom Cruise in Jack Reacher 2; Django Unchained actor Ato Essandoh joins Bourne 5; Frances McDormand will headline Martin McDonagh's next film; a new trailer and featurette for Focus Features' The Young Messiah; several high-profile upcoming films get new release dates.
Universal Pictures has acquired a new spec script titled Humbug, that offers a modern take on Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Ice Cube will star in the film, reuniting with director Tim Story (Barbershop, Ride Along) for the fourth time.
In the film, Ice Cube will play a real estate mogul who is visited by three ghosts during the holiday season. Most recently, the rapper/actor served as a producer on Straight Outta Compton, one of this summer's biggest hits and one of the films that has contributed to Universal's record-breaking success this year.
Source: Deadline
The Conjuring 2 is gearing up to begin filming, as returning star Vera Farmiga recently shared an image of the title cards for the film's table read. Farmiga and Patrick Wilson played paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren in the original 2013 James Wan film, and the sequel will see the duo take on an entirely new case.
Frances O'Connor (A.I.: Artificial Intelligence) and Simon McBurney (The Theory of Everything) have also joined the cast of the film. The two actors will play the parents of a girl who is being haunted, the phenomenon that the Warrens investigate in the film. The Conjuring sequel is set to begin production this month.
Source: Vera Farmiga, THR, Variety
Liam Neeson will star in The Revenger, a new action comedy directed by Zombieland filmmaker Ruben Fleischer, for Universal. Plot details remain under wraps for the film, but it is based on a script by Thomas Lennon and Robert Ben Garant (Night at the Museum).
Neeson's track record at the box office lately has been a bit unsteady. While Taken 3 performed well, other recent releases like A Walk Among the Tombstones and Run All Night rank among his lowest-grossing films in the past few years. His upcoming projects include Martin Scorsese's historical drama Silence and fantasy A Monster Calls.
Source: Deadline
Jack Reacher 2 is eyeing a pair of new cast members in newcomer Danika Yarosh (Heroes Reborn) and Straight Outta Compton actor Aldis Hodge, who played MC Ren in that smash hit. The film is set to begin production next month under director Ed Zwick, who previously worked with star Tom Cruise in The Last Samurai.
Details on which characters the two up-and-comers would take on remain unclear, though the Jack Reacher sequel will be based on Lee Child's 2013 novel Never Go Back. Cobie Smulders (Avengers: Age of Ultron) is also in talks for the film, presumably as the female lead, and the project will reportedly be casting its primary villain shortly.
Source: Variety, Variety (2)
Ato Essandoh -- who has appeared in films such as Django Unchained and Blood Diamond -- has joined the cast of Bourne 5. The film marks the return of franchise star Matt Damon and director Paul Greengrass to the espionage series, after Jeremy Renner and director Tony Gilroy's The Bourne Legacy in 2012.
Essandoh's character has yet to be revealed, but the actor joins a supporting cast that already includes Ex Machina breakout Alicia Vikander, Vincent Cassel, Tommy Lee Jones, and Julia Stiles. The still-untitled fifth Bourne film is set to hit theaters on July 29, 2016.
Source: THR
Oscar winner Frances McDormand (Fargo) will star in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, the new film from writer/director Martin McDonagh. The actress will star as a woman who goes to war with her local police on a quest for justice after her daughter is murdered.
McDonagh's new film sounds like it would mark a more serious project for him. The filmmaker's previous films include dark comedies like In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths. McDormand's upcoming projects include a voice role in Pixar's The Good Dinosaur and the Coen brothers musical Hail, Caesar!
Source: The Guardian
Focus Features has released a new trailer and featurette for its upcoming biblical drama, The Young Messiah. Director Cyrus Nowrasteh co-wrote the film with Betsy Giffen Nowrasteh, which centers on the seven-year-old Jesus Christ and his journey of self-discovery upon returning to Nazareth.
The film is based on the novel Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt by Anne Rice and stars Adam Greaves-Neal, Sean Bean, David Bradley, Lee Boardman, Jonathan Bailey, and David Burke. Originally named after its source material, the project's title was changed early this month to better reflect its focus. The Young Messiah will arrive in theaters domestically on March 11, 2016, just two weeks before Easter Sunday.
Source: Focus Features
A number of high-profile upcoming films have experienced release date changes. Universal will now release Tom Hardy's gangster film Legend to select theaters on November 20, 2015 before its wide release on December 11, 2015. Meanwhile, Anomalisa -- co-directed by Charlie Kaufman (Being John Malkovich) -- will be released in New York and Los Angeles on December 30, 2015, qualifying it for awards consideration. No word on a wide release for the film.
The Weinstein Company has also announced that Natalie Portman Western Jane Got a Gun will now arrive in U.S. theaters sometime in February 2016, following a European release this November. Likewise, Gramercy Pictures' London Has Fallen -- the sequel to 2013 hit Olympus Has Fallen -- has been pushed from January 22, 2016 to March 4, 2016. Oliver Stone's Snowden starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt as the controversial NSA whistleblower will not hit theaters this year as previously planned. Instead, the film will be released sometime in 2016, though no date has yet been named.
Source: Universal, Paramount, The Weinstein Co., Gramercy Pictures, Open Road


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|Contribution of conserved glycine residues to ATP action at human P2X1 receptors: mutagenesis indicates that the glycine at position 250 is important for channel function.
|Digby, HR
Roberts, JA
Sutcliffe, MJ
Evans, RJ
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|J NEUROCHEM, 2005, 95 (6), pp. 1746-1754
|Glycine residues can introduce flexibility in proteins, give rise to turns and breaks in secondary structure and are key components of some nucleotide binding motifs. In the P2X receptor extracellular ATP binding domain, 11 glycine residues are completely conserved and an additional five are conserved in at least five of the seven family members. We have mutated individual conserved glycine residues and determined their effect on the ATP sensitivity and time-course of P2X1 receptors expressed in Xenopus oocytes. In the majority of cases, replacement by alanine had no or a less than 3-fold effect on ATP sensitivity and time-course of responses. G71A resulted in a 6-fold decrease in ATP potency and ATP (10 mM) failed to evoke functional responses from G96A, G250A and G301A mutant receptors. However, proline or cysteine could substitute for glycine at positions 96 and 301, giving receptors that were essentially normal. At glycine 250 substitution by serine gave functional responses to ATP with no effect on ATP sensitivity but a reduction in peak amplitude; in contrast, functional responses were not recorded when glycine 250 was replaced by the amino acids alanine, cysteine, aspartate, phenylalanine, isoleucine, lysine, proline or asparagine. These results suggest that glycine 250 plays an important role in determining the function of P2X receptors.
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You didn't read it. I know you didn't. Almost no one did.
The main reason you didn't read it, and the main reason that almost no one did?
"If you like your current health plan, you can keep your current health plan." – Barack Obama
That's what did it. Your thinking goes "OK, this is going to help some people who need it, but it won't affect my health care, with which I'm generally pleased. So yes, I'm in favor."
Obamacare would have never passed without the above unambiguous and ceaselessly repeated assertion, which, alas, has turned out to be one of the most egregious, sustained, and remorseless lies a president has ever told.
Now that we know it's a lie, and now that we've seen Obama's scornful reaction to the outrage, I need you to walk with me a bit. We've got to get this turned back. This law has already done significant damage. We need to stop it from doing any more.
The first thing you can do is tell your representatives in Congress that you expect them to support efforts to extend existing 2013 policies to 2014. That will buy a little bit of time for more extensive repair.
The second thing you can do is never trust Barack Obama again. He regards you and me with contempt and derision. You support his way, or you're deranged, evil, or both. Never forget it.


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Rory MacLean meets Mentalgassi
Mentalgassi, a trio of young Berlin street artists, are perhaps the happiest, most happy-go-lucky artists at work in Germany today. The three friends – who keep secret their real names for legal reasons – met at secondary school around the age of sixteen. Like many urban kids, they became graffiti writers, spraying images on walls, buildings, U-bahn stations and trains, until a brush with the police tempered their productivity – temporarily.
'It was around the time that we finished school,' they told me when we met in a not-so-secret Schöneberg café. 'We became interested in new media techniques - photography, printing, image manipulation – and wondered how those techniques might be applied to three-dimensional objects.'
Every Sunday – usually after an all-night Saturday party – the friends would meet to walk a flatmate's dog, and let their minds wander.
'In German one says, "Wir gehen mit dem Hund Gassi." We're taking the dog for a walk. So "Gassi gehen" became a euphemism for us talking about our art, for making a kind of mental journey. Hence the evolution of our name "Mentalgassi",' explained one of the trio.
In 2007 the friends created their first three-dimensional work. With a digital camera, Photoshop software and a large commercial printer, Mentalgassi produced vast black-and-white portraits (usually of family or friends) which they then glued with wallpaper paste onto some of Berlin's recycling bins.
'We called it "Metalheads",' one Mentalgassi told me.
'Why did we call it that?' asked another.
'I don't know,' responded the first Mentalgassi with a laugh, then went on, 'In part we wanted to play with the idea of humans and machines, and of machines taking over, but mostly we did it because it felt good, and we wanted to work on the street.'
'Metalheads' - which were part-street-art-part-sculpture-part-photograph - was followed by hilarious face stickers attached to U-Bahn ticket validation machines and then by 'Public Intimacy', a series of six fleeting Berlin installations: an early morning U-Bahn carriage quickly transformed into a twee and cosy living room, a photo booth converted into a lavatory, an U-Bahn driver's platform mirror redressed as a domestic bathroom mirror with shelf, toothbrushes and deodorant. Many of the 'Public Intimacy' installations lasted for less than five minutes, until removed by authorities. 'Or nicked by the public,' recalled one of the Mentalgassi. 'Within five minutes someone stole the deodorant stick.'
'And it was a new one,' said his partner.
'Berlin is vital in our work,' said the first Mentalgassi. 'Berlin gave us the possibility to play with street art, something that would never have been possible in – say – Munich. Berliners are either very interested in our work, or couldn't care less about it.'
With their growing success, the three friends began to export their work along with the anarchic, humorous spirit of Berlin. At Getxo Photo near Bilbao, in response to the festival's 'In Praise of the Elderly' theme, Mentalgassi attached faces to two-metre-diameter balloons and set them adrift in the harbour. In Serbia at the Novi Sad EXIT music festival they launched smiling, illuminated helium balloons over the heads of the crowd. In Poland they transformed a Katowice city bus into a mobile ghetto blaster. They have worked with Amnesty International, Converse sports shoes and in Finland created vast 'fence pictures' as part of the Pori Art Museum 'Street Art: the New Generation' show.
'But it's great to have the chance to travel, to meet new people and to make something new,' said another of the partners.
'I like to think of us as artists working in friendship,' concluded the first Mentalgassi. 'We're all tremendously excited about how our work has and will develop. Each new idea just seems to come out of us – out of the three of us. Sometimes the work is hard and slow, sometimes it comes together very quickly, but – do you know what? -- almost always the process is great fun.'
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GOP conservatives in the House are worried that establishment Republicans like Speaker John Boehner and his buddies may betray them once again, this time with the effort to repeal ObamaCare.
Conservatives want to use the reconciliation process, which allows the Senate to pass laws with a simple majority instead of a 60-vote supermajority, to repeal ObamaCare. As a result, the House conservatives gave ground last month and supported the proposed budget to avoid infighting in the party.
But now, House Republican leaders seem to be backing off their support for the reconciliation process, preferring to wait until the Supreme Court rules in King v. Burwell, which could invalidate tax subsidies obtained through federal exchanges. Doing so would cripple ObamaCare, because states with their own exchanges could not depend on the federal government for support.
In addition, Sen. Richard M. Burr (R-NC), Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin G. Hatch (R-UT) and House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton (R-MI) offered a proposal that would guarantee coverage to Americans even if they are sick, essentially echoing elements of ObamaCare.
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), the chairman of the Freedom Caucus who was largely responsible for House conservatives approving the budget despite their qualms about the defense budget and the general fiscal impact, is adamant that reconciliation be utilized, saying, "It's imperative that [Obamacare repeal] be the focus for our reconciliation instructions." He also asserted, "We told [the voters] time and time again, we are committed to getting rid of this law. So, let's make sure we keep this thing front and center in the political debate, put it on the president's desk [and] actually make him veto it."
Conservatives would like to set up a showdown with Barack Obama in which they forward a bill to him that he would have to veto, thus showing the conservative base that House conservatives mean business about ObamaCare.
Rep. John Fleming (R-LA), a Freedom Caucus member, said darkly, "We haven't gotten specific directions; no one has come out and said we're definitely going to do this. Whenever it's discussed, it's: 'These are the various things we could put into [reconciliation],' and the first one is always the repeal of Obamacare. But no one has ever come out, that I'm aware of, and said, point-blank, 'Obamacare is going to be it.'"
Some House leaders think reconciliation should be used to amend Obamacare rather than repeal it, an idea that irritates conservatives such as Tim Huelskamp (R-KS), who snapped, "Save Obamacare? I don't know why we would save Obamacare… I'm worried about stopping Obamacare. Fixing it?"
Rep. Mick Mulvaney (R-SC) was even more blunt, warning that there will be a "whole-scale uprising in the base" if reconciliation is not used to repeal ObamaCare. He said, "I don't think King v. Burwell is the magic bullet. The overwhelming majority of folks at the [Freedom Caucus] meeting — and we have 40 members — believe that Plan A has to be reconciliation to pass a repeal."
If King v. Burwell invalidates the health care subsidies, some GOP members are concerned they will be blamed for Obamacare's failure to help the roughly 8 million people who could lose their subsidies if they don't have a substitute; but others prefer to say that Obama and his minions wrote the law and should take the hit.
Rep. Bill Flores (R-TX) joined Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) to issue a statement last week urging the budget committee to stay the course on a repeal of Obamacare and might write a letter to Republicans en masse to reiterate their point.
But GOP Rep. Mark Meadows of North Carolina told POLITICO, "As much as I've been a strong opponent of the Affordable Care Act … we've got to do the responsible thing and make sure those people aren't harmed in the process."


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#12PaperClipsOf2018 Challenge
We're supposed to do our clips around the month that the prompt is for, otherwise I'm sure I'd be mostly done the year's worth by now! In any case, January's prompt was to use your word of the year. Mine … Continue reading
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New TNs in the Shop
I added a couple new pieces to the Etsy shop for the Black Friday sale, going on until the end of the month. These went up on Monday, but I only now got to posting them here. I knew I … Continue reading
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Filling up Etsy
With the holidays coming up, I figured I better get a bunch of new stock in my shop! I've had so many travelers notebooks on the go, there are a bunch taking up space in my work area. So here … Continue reading
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So I'm in the midst of a 5 Day #octBOSchallenge from @gypsywytchdiaries. I learned about it on YouTube, and I'm certainly a sucker for challenges that help me get things done. I've never had trouble getting autumn pages done, but not so much … Continue reading
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More Drawlloween
Here is my second batch of cards: #3 Tombsday, #6 Folklore Friday–Banshee, #7 Cobweb Crawler, #8 Deep Sea Denizens–Anglerfish. Looking for references for the spider wasn't my favourite thing… I really don't like them at all. I do admit that … Continue reading
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Ever wondered what those tiny red pearl-like toppings on custard or puddings are? They are pomegranates. This is a well known fruit due to its fine texture and colour, yet not many people know about its nutritional benefits. Pomegranate is generally found in most countries, and is widely consumed by children young people. It is a tasty fruit and is therefore useful in training fussy children to eat healthy! Pomegranates are thoroughly loaded with antioxidants, vitamins A, C, and E, folic acid, and iron. Apart from these, this fruit contains a high dosage of anti-bacterial and anti-viral characteristics. Pomegranate might look like tiny seeds, but they are mighty in terms of health!
Here are some ways in which pomegranate boosts your overall health conditions:
1. Protects your heart:
Research says that pomegranate juice contains a good amount of antioxidants that prevent the LDL (bad) cholesterols from depositing inside the blood vessels. Apart from that, vitamin C boosts blood flow and prevents arterial blockades or blood clots, thereby reducing the rate of heart attacks by nearly 11%.
2. Protects your teeth:
The flavonoids and iron present in pomegranate make this fruit an ideal one for boosting dental health. Iron helps protect the enamel on your teeth. Apart from this, pomegranate also contains anti-bacterial properties that protect your teeth from harbouring cavities and plaque in the spaces between them.
3. Prevents cancer:
Pomegranate contains a high concentration of the antioxidant called flavonoids. This element prevents the spreading of the free radical or carcinogenic cells in your body. Nutrition experts say that if you consume pomegranate on a regular basis, the chances of developing cancer of the breasts, prostate, and intestines will reduce by nearly 23%. Pomegranate juice can also reduce the PFA levels in your body and fight against the already formed cancer cells to prevent them from affecting further.
4. Controls blood sugar:
The antioxidants present in pomegranate are highly responsible for keeping your blood sugar level under control and boosting the functioning of your circulatory system. Vitamins A and C also play an important role in preventing the increase in sugar levels by boosting your metabolism. The more your metabolism, the more you burn the excess glucose and maintain a healthy level of blood sugar. Eat about 60 grams of this fruit daily, for the best possible results.
5. Prevents anaemia:
Pomegranate contains a handsome quantity of iron, which helps boost the number of red blood cells (RBC) in your body. This, along with vitamin C, helps in the proper flow of blood throughout your body, thereby preventing anaemia. Eating at least 100 grams of this fruit on a regular basis is bound to reduce your chances developing anaemia by approximately 24%!
6. Prevents stomach diseases:
The seeds found at the core of the tiny edible parts inside the fruit, contain high concentrations of flavonoids, multi-vitamins, and minerals. Along with these, the skin of pomegranate contains anti-bacterial and anti-viral characteristics. All of these ingredients are extremely useful in protecting the walls of your stomach from corrosive diseases that might lead to digestive problems, diarrhoea, and irritable bowel syndrome. Drinking a glass of pomegranate juice daily can prevent disorders of the stomach by nearly 34%.
The advantage of pomegranate is that it is a tasty and versatile fruit, which can be eaten in many ways. They are also easily available in every corner of the world. Add some pomegranate to your fruit salad, porridge, milkshake, or fruit juice, and you're all set for a healthy and tasty treat!


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Donald L. Grose is the principal of D.L. Grose + Associates that specializes in energy-efficient and sustainable residential design, consulting and construction management. Donald has been designing and building high-performance homes and additions for more than 40 years, with experience in residential building design, construction, land use planning and development. He has designed and constructed more than 60 energy-efficient, high-performance single-family homes in the United States and Internationally, as well as award-winning remodeling and renovation projects, law offices, retail stores, and health care facilities. Donald is a LEED BD+C Accredited Professional and is certified as a Green Globes ProfessionalTM. He's a member of the US Green Building Council, the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association, and the International Living Future Institute, and is an adjunct faculty member of Boston Architectural College, where he teaches a course in Green Residential Remodeling and Renovation.
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This is what I first saw when I opened my door after being gone for about 10 weeks. There was summer school in my room. After 21 years in the same room, it was time for a change. I knew I wanted to move the library (upper right corner) to a new location.
Looking pretty good after just three hours of work. I moved my desk and a working table to where the library use to be. I formed four groups of six desks. I can't believe I only have 24 students as of now. That could change of course. I got the bulletin boards covered with new paper and borders. I always like the bright colors in my room.
The new location of my classroom library. I love it. I put it in the corner by the window. You can see the light coming in on the right. I put my circular revolving bookshelf in the middle. This is where I will highlight special books. I got our reading bulletin board started. The theme for 2012-2013 will be "Smore Readers." A student from last year came up with the idea. Each year I have a different reading theme.
The different awards for our reading theme "Smore Readers" will be...
*Cracker Award
*Chocolate Award
*Marshmallow Award
**Smore Award


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Blackcurrant, cardamom & spelt cake w/ honey mascarpone
I love a simple cake like this. With a hint of fruit, just the right amount of sweetness and an elegant creamy accompaniment. I've left the top without fussy icing because I love seeing the jewels of fruit popping through.
The soft spice notes added to this recipe and the toffee flavour of coconut sugar help create an Autumnal cake that feels perfect for the season. It's a wonderful match for the delicious Nautilus Estate Cuvee NV. I worked really hard to come up with a cake that would allow you to drink bubbles with it because that sounds like such a wonderful treat!
Kelly xo
P.S I regularly write recipes to pair with the fabulous wines of Nautilus Estate. You can link through to some of my absolute favourites below.
Crunchy (spiced) fish tacos w/ zesty yoghurt & line sauce
Chocolate, cherry & pinot noir puddings
Zucchini, halloumi & mint fritters
Blackcurrant, cardamom & spelt cake w/ honey mascarpone
Serves 8
150g room temperature butter – cut into cubes
3/4 cup coconut sugar
3 free-range eggs
½ cup Greek yoghurt
1 teaspoon good-quality vanilla essence
3/4 cup white spelt flour
1 ¼ cup almond meal
1 rounded teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon ground ginger
1 teaspon ground cardamom
½ teaspoon ground nutmeg
¾ cup frozen blackcurrants
400g mascarpone
1 rounded tablespoon Manuka honey
1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
To serve: icing sugar for dusting
Preheat oven to 180 degrees Celsius.
Place butter and sugar into a stand mixer. Cream together until pale and almost mousse-like in texture. Add the eggs, yoghurt and vanilla essence. Mix well.
Add in the remaining ingredients (except blackcurrants) and mix until just combined.
Divide the batter between 2 well-greased sandwich tins. Use a spatula to smooth the top. Sprinkle the batter with blackcurrants. (It is important not to defrost them first). Press the berries into the batter.
Bake for 20-25 minutes until a skewer comes out clean when inserted.
Leave the cakes to cool in the tin for 60 minutes before removing.
The cakes can be layered up to 4 hours before serving.
Mix the mascarpone, honey and cinnamon together. Use a spatula or wide knife to spread evenly on top of one of the cakes. Place the other on top gently and place in fridge. Remove from the fridge 30 minutes before serving. Dust with icing sugar just prior to serving.


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The Foundations of Innovation are a series of sessions devoted to providing a primary approach to innovation. The multi-part series includes sessions devoted to:
- Innovation Purpose
- Consumer insights
- Idea/Portfolio Management
- Requirements Writing
- Speed to Market
- Elements of Design
- Product/Service Commercialization
Foundations of Innovation 5: This fifth installment of PDMA Carolina's Foundations Series will focus on the main drivers of speed and delay, discover what the real barrier to speed is and how to overcome it. Speed drives benefit and while you may have had discussions and read about speed to market, you'll be able to participate in an exercise to prove both the root cause of "slowness" and understand the real impact of how your organization currently operates.
Join PDMA Carolinas as we sort through the critical questions and determine the best way to get high quality out the door quickly!
- Sealed Air Corporation, The Pavillion
- 2405 Cascade Pointe Blvd. | Charlotte, NC 28208
- Directions: I-77 to Billy Graham Pkwy. Turn right on West Tyvola Rd. then left on Cascade Pointe Blvd.
- Wednesday January 31, 2018
- Program from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
How much does it cost and registration
- $25 non-PDMA members
- $15 PDMA members/students
Register Here
Thanks to our sponsor Sealed Air!


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Is there anything I should do before my first visit?
No, please just allow a few minutes to fill out the waiver on arrival; or, you can also fill it online before you come here.
I have never climbed before, can someone show me what to do?
Yes! There will always be a staff member on hand to answer all of your questions, explain how the facility works, how to get started on the wall, help with shoe rentals, and more.
How old do I have to be to climb?
Anybody ages 14 and up can climb without adult supervision as long as a guardian signs the waiver. Anybody under the age of 14 requires the immediate supervision of an adult - or they can join one of our many youth programs or classes. Check out our Kids page for more information.
Do you offer coaching and classes?
Yes, we offer a variety of coaching and classes. For more information and to sign up, check out our Coaching + Classes page.
What do I need to bring?
Bring a water bottle, a snack, and if you own climbing shoes and a chalk bucket - bring that too, if not we have those to rent. Wear clothes that you would to a regular gym or yoga studio.
What should I wear?
Any type of clothes will work, but stretchy clothing will make it easier for you in the beginning. It is required that climbing shoes be worn at all times on the wall, which we have available to rent if you do not already own them.
What can I buy there?
Climbing shoes, chalk, chalk buckets and bags, shorts, hats and t-shirts.
Do I need a climbing partner?
No. Bouldering is great because it requires no equipment or prior skill. You will quickly figure out the color coded difficulty scale and be ready to climb.
Do I need climbing experience?
No. The color coded difficulty scale is easy to figure out - you simply follow the specific colors - or any and all - to the top of the wall and down climb in a controlled manner onto the padded flooring. You will quickly learn that there are skills to work on as the difficulty you attempt increases.
I am a parent, can I stay and watch while my child participates in a class?
Yes, of course! You are welcome to sit and watch or hang out in the lounge area.
I am a parent, can I just drop off and pick up my child?
Yes and No. Yes, if your child is enrolled in a class, team, or summer/winter program supervised by one of our coaches or is over the age of 14 and you sign a waiver. No, if your child is under the age of 14 and will not be immediately supervised by a guardian.
Will you have local competitions?
Yes, we will host a series of competitions throughout the year.
Do I have to pay extra to use the Moon or Kilter Boards?
No, just download the corresponding app, connect to our board via bluetooth, and have fun getting strong!
Can I rent your facility out for birthday parties or private functions?
Yes, please email us to request more information about days and times Monkey House Carbondale is avialable.


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We use the free 100 MDM from Meraki and are currently at about 70 devices. The two most recent iPads that we have tried to add to our MDM network while they are fully managed and pull the deployed apps etc are having a problem. When we open the Meraki SM app on the iPads it shows the systems as Connected and Location enabled but Enrolled has an X and says it isn't enrolled in the network and the Compliant has a question mark. Has anyone seen this and been able to resolve it? I am trying to work with Meraki on it but because it is the 100 free they don't allow for phone calls and e-mail maybe once a day on the support ticket that is open.
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I'm assuming you have tried a clean enroll using the website m.meraki.com as opposed to using the app? Also remove any profiles/settings you have applied to "all devices" or "recently-added" grasping at straws at this point. I'm assuming you still have remote control of your previously enrolled devices you're just having trouble enrolling new ones? Hopefully Meraki gets back with you. In the meantime you can create a new meraki account just to see if you can add a new device with it, and rule out the device(s) being the problem.