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In Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials, our heroes have escaped the Maze, only to find that the world outside is much harsher than they expected. It's kind of like exiting one of the confusing shopping malls in Singapore, only to find that the weather outside is scorching. You kind of want to run back into the cool air-conditioned comfort of the mall, but you know it's a bad idea since you're going to have to spend 20 minutes finding the correct exit later. Sort of like Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials, but without all the life-threatening dangers.
Maybe it's because land is so scarce in Singapore, architects have to find a creative way to maximise the usage of the limited space the malls are built upon. But when this ends up in a sprawling mass of aisles and crisscrossing escalators, all you need are some Grievers (the spider creatures that patrol the Maze) and you'll have a bunch of Mazes in Singapore.
So here are some of the Maze-like shopping malls in Singapore. Would Thomas be able to escape any of them?
1) nex
Whenever I'm feeling lost in life, I only have to look up and realise I've wandered into nex. While it may be a boon to all North-easterners in Singapore, it's also a terror for anyone who's short on time. There's only three visible levels when you first enter it, but there's actually a whole other level with a food court and restaurants that you need specific knowledge of before you can look for it, like the Cliff in the Maze. Even Thomas took a while before he understood the mystery of the Cliffs. To top it all off, mobile reception is spotty within nex, so you're pretty much on your own there.
The bonus is that wide open area in the centre is kind of like the Glade – safe and navigable, but you're going to have to venture into the wilderness if you're looking to get out of
nex the Maze.
2) Suntec City
Suntec City's claim to fame are its five towers, arranged around the Fountain of Wealth in the shape of a hand, the way the Maze surrounds the safe haven of the Glades. But there are precious few who remember what lies within each tower. There's the cinema tower, the Convention Centre tower… and the other three towers kind of blend together into one in most people's minds. You need to consult a directory to get to where you're going, but actually navigating the topography of Suntec City is tough, or build your own map the way Minho did.
3) Vivocity
Vivocity is on the opposite side of the spectrum from all these malls. While the rest of the malls are labyrinths by virtue of land constraints, Vivocity is sprawling. It goes off in every which direction, and once you learn you're at the wrong corner, it's a long, woeful walk to get to your destination. And the walkways can get narrow at times, just like the walls of the Maze – except you're surrounded by equally frustrated shoppers who are walking in the opposite direction to get to their shop of choice. You'd literally have to run from place to place if you hope to get all your shopping done in a day.
Well, at least there's a cinema there.
4) Ion Orchard
Ion Orchard's layout is actually quite clear – if you don't stray into too many different floors. Ion's upper floors look completely different from the lower floors, so it feels like you've strayed into another shopping mall if you go from the basement floors to the regular floors. It's like staying in the Maze for too long and realising that the walls have shifted – you need to re-orient your bearings before you can escape from the shopping mall again! Add the fact that some of the escalators in Ion go past more than one floor at a go, and you'll soon find your hapless self in an air-conditioned trap!
5) Jurong Point
Remember how frequently the walls change in the Maze? That's what it feels like in Jurong Point. With the rise of a new wing (JP2), and then the frequent renovations and relocations of the shops in the mall, it's almost as if invisible walls have sprouted up and herded you in a new direction. While it's actually quite easy to navigate if you've been there once or twice, it's ever-changing layout is reminiscent of the Maze's walls.
But none of those shopping malls can really compare to the Maze that Thomas escaped – there are no random death traps out to get you. Thankfully, once out of these shopping malls, we're in the relatively safe and navigable open area of Singapore.
For the Maze Runner crew, they've now got to face a post-apocalyptic world that's rife with maniacs who built the Maze in the first place. Will they survive the Scorch Trials, or will one of them perish in the process?
Credit: Kidlander, Suntec Singapore, Sentosa Cove Living, CapitaLand, Event Business, DC on Heels


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Petite modeling targets a much smaller audience as this part of the industry is still growing. Petite models wear sizes that range from 0 to 7 and are between 5'0 and 5'7 in height. Petite models have the same qualities as high-end fashion models but on a petite frame meaning they too must have proportionate figures, beautiful faces, nice skin, good bone structure and good teeth. Due to the fact these models are normally used as "body part" models (hands, feet, legs, face, etc.), height is not as important as with high fashion models.
Petite models tend to look more fit than their fashion model counterparts who appear tall and elegant in person and on film. This is why fashion industry professionals choose tall models for runway and petite models for print and commercial. It is believed that tall models look better in front of the camera because television shortens one's appearance and adds weight. Therefore tall, thin models can still maintain their appearance on the runway and in print. Contrary to popular belief, many petite models are securing jobs in print, commercial and even beauty ad campaigns.
To all those who fit this category, have a passion for modeling and a willingness to work hard, good luck in your endeavors!

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John Dryden
Satire On The Dutch - Poem by John Dryden
As needy gallants, in the scrivener's hands,
Court the rich knaves that gripe their mortgaged lands;
The first fat buck of all the season's sent,
And keeper takes no fee in compliment;
The dotage of some Englishmen is such,
To fawn on those who ruin them,—the Dutch.
They shall have all, rather than make a war
With those who of the same religion are.
The Straits, the Guinea trade, the herrings too;
Nay, to keep friendship, they shall pickle you.
Some are resolved not to find out the cheat,
But, cuckold-like, love them that do the feat.
What injuries soe'er upon us fall,
Yet still the same religion answers all:—
Religion wheedled us to civil war,
Drew English blood, and Dutchmen's now would spare.
Be gulled no longer, for you'll find it true,
They have no more religion, faith! than you.
Interest's the god they worship in their state;
And we, I take it, have not much of that.
Well monarchies may own religion's name;
But states are atheists in their very frame.
They share a sin; and such proportions fall,
That, like a stink, 'tis nothing to them all.
Think on their rapine, falsehood, cruelty,
And that, what once they were they still would be.
To one well-born the affront is worse and more,
When he's abused and baffled by a boor,
With an ill grace the Dutch their mischiefs do;
They've both ill nature and ill manners too.
Well may they boast themselves an ancient nation;
For they were bred ere manners were in fashion:
And their new commonwealth hath set them free
Only from honour and civility.
Venetians do not more uncouthly ride,
Than did their lubber state mankind bestride;
Their sway became them with as ill a mein,
As their own paunches swell above their chin.
Yet is their empire no true growth, but humour,
And only two kings' touch can cure the tumour.
As Cato fruits of Afric did display,
Let us before our eyes their Indies lay:
All loyal English will like him conclude,—
Let Cæsar live, and Carthage be subdued.
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If there's one thing I loathe more than anything else, it's washing my hair. All of the time spent in the shower, blow drying, and styling can really add up. Throw in my super thick "wow you have a lot of hair" hair and you can multiply the time it takes to complete that process by about a million. I used to be an every other day kind of girl, living for my blow dryer and flat iron. But then I was introduced to the wonderful world of dry shampoo by Chelcey and there's been no turning back ever since.
There are so many benefits to washing your hair less often, first and foremost being the health of your hair itself. It's a common myth that washing your every day or every other day is necessary, but in reality all you're doing is stripping your hair of its natural oils, causing more oil to be produced which will only increase your washing frequency. It's a vicious cycle. You'll also use less product, less water, your color won't fade as quickly and it will be subjected to less heat, which basically equates to more money in your pocket for other fun things!
I slowly started weaning myself off of my every other day addiction little by little. I would extend the time to every two days for a couple weeks, then three, then four, until I got to the point I'm at now. It definitely takes time and patience to train your hair so I don't recommend going straight to a week between washes, but it's so worth the wait. And I think it's important to point out, I have incredibly thick hair like I said and it's also somewhat dry, so seven days isn't all that crazy to me. However, if you have thinner hair it will probably look dirty quicker so it's perfectly fine to adapt my routine to a shorter time span. All that matters is that you find a routine that's comfortable for you and your personal preference that will still save you time.
Days 1 - 3: This is when I have fresh, clean hair and the world is pretty much my oyster. I use shampoo and conditioner specifically for colored hair, and alternate a clarifying shampoo every other week. I typically wear my hair down on these days since this is when it looks the best. Lately I've been letting my hair completely air dry (except for my bangs - I'll have a routine for that soon!) so I'm left with my natural waves. This way I don't have to do much to it other than comb through it with a wide-tooth comb. I'll just quickly comb out the ends morning and night to help keep it tangle-free and get rid of any loose hairs. I shed all over my apartment so anything I can do to help keep it contained is worth my time.
Day 4: On day four, I bring out the dry shampoo. When I first get up, I lift my hair in sections at the roots and apply it to the underside. That way the top of my head won't look powdery, like I obviously just applied dry shampoo. After my makeup is done and I'm dressed and ready, I'll flip my head upside down and work the dry shampoo into my roots with my hands and then comb out the ends. My tried and true favorite is the Dove Invigorating Dry Shampoo. The smell is the furthest thing from offensive - read, it smells amazing - and it pumps up the volume at my roots. It's important not to go overboard with dry shampoo daily though, or else you'll end up drying out your scalp, so this is the only day that I use it.
Days 5 - 7: At this point, it's all about concealing any any oil that may start to show. I could still totally wear my hair down if I wanted to and it would look just fine, but I usually incorporate side braids, pony tails and top knots to change things up a bit. I'm sure it also helps that my hair is dark, but I'll take any help I can get. I still continue to comb through the ends of my hair morning and night and avoid brushing at the roots so as not to distribute any oil through the rest of my hair, or even flatten it. The trick is to do as little as possible but just enough so that it looks like you spent a lot more time on your hair than you actually did. Don't worry, it'll be our little secret. Now return to step one, lather, rinse, and repeat.
I wanted to be sure to say that I still shower every day, I just don't get my hair wet! You would think that would be obvious, but you never know. I know some people will re-wet their hair and just not wash it, but to me that defeats the whole purpose. I have the cutest pink shower cap that I use to tuck all of my hair in and it stays nice and dry. I'm in and out in all of five minutes and it's the greatest feeling knowing that I don't have hours to go before I'm completely ready to walk out the door.
Also, I'll adjust when I start my seven days based on what I have going on. If I have a big meeting at work on Wednesday, I'll plan to wash my hair Tuesday night. At the same time, if I have a pool day planned, I most definitely will not wash my hair the night before that. I try my best to look ahead so that I'm not caught having to wash my hair sooner than I would like. It takes commitment, but once you've got the routine down it really does come second nature.
I feel like I could go on talking about this forever, and I'm sure I'm forgetting something but I'll spare you the boredom. If you have any other tips, I'd love to know what they are!
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John Ball will deliver a series of 16 lectures on Nonlinear Analysis in April and May. Note the different times and venues for the dates.
We're delighted that Hiro Oh has organised a short introductory course on Regularity Structures.
Speaker: Ajay Chandra (Imperial)
Time: 14.00 - 16.00 pm
Dates: Monday 30 April to Wed 2 May 2018
Place: Lecture Theatre C, JCMB
MIGSAA's 4th Industrial Sandpit held on 24 November 2017 in ICMS highlighted three industry speakers for an afternoon of integrative learning. The industry guests presented topics, which will form projects for the upcoming Modelling Camp to be held 7th to 11th Ma
Moving on up: A half day career event aimed at final year MIGSAA PhD students.
The next Maxwell Institute Graduate School in Evolution Equations will be held in ICMS Wednesday 15th to Friday 17th November.
Preparations are underway for the fourth MIGSAA annual student Colloquium in ICMS, 15 South College Street, Edinburgh EH8 9AA.
13.30: Registration and Coffee in the Chapterhouse
14.00: Melanie Rupflin, Newhaven Lecture Theatre
We are delighted to announce a pre conference mini course for graduate students on Sunday 16 JULY, 2 pm - 5 pm ICMS, 15 South College Street, Edinburgh EH8 9AA.
This summer school will provide a broad-ranging introduction to multiscale problems, in particular covering the analytical and applied aspects of scale interactions in nonlinear PDEs.
We are delighted to announce a 5 day workshop celebrating groundbreaking research by Tony Carbery from 9 am Monday 17th July until 12 pm on Friday 21st July 2017. The workshop will be held at Appleton Tower, 11 Crichton
The next Edinburgh International Science Festival will include Maths: Connecting our World. Have you ever wondered how your google maps or satnav works so quickly and efficiently? During Thursday 6th to Monday 10th April, MIGSAA will invite the audience to discover basic m
Featuring guest speakers Bin Cheng (Surrey), Ton S. van den Bremer (Edinburgh) and Michael J.P. Cullen (Met Office).
3:00-3:40 Bin Cheng (Surrey)
Error Estimates and 2nd Order Corrections to Approximate Fluid Models
3:40–4:20 Ton S. van den Bremer (Edinburgh)


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Gymnasts Advance to Super Six
April 22, 2010
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -
Complete Results in PDF Format
Carly Janiga finished third in the all-around – the highest all-around finish in Stanford women's gymnastics history – to lead the Cardinal into the NCAA Super Six finals on Thursday.
Janiga earned three first-team All-American honors at the NCAA team preliminaries at the University of Florida's O'Connell Center and joined fellow seniors Stephanie Carter, Allyse Ishino, Blair Ryland, and Tenaya West in the only Stanford class to have advanced to the Super Six three times.
Stanford finished with a strong balance beam routine, but had a bye during the sixth and final rotation and had to wait out the conclusion to a tense meet in the locker room before finding out if it had reached the fifth Super Six in Stanford history.
Stanford scored 196.300 points, far from its best score, but the Cardinal received many clutch efforts to put it in position to advance.
- Ryland scored a collegiate career-high 9.925 with a momentum-changing vault, and earned first-team All-America honors for the first time, advancing with Janiga to Saturday's Individual Event finals.
- Sophomore Jenny Peter, a former walk-on who was a late-season addition to the uneven bars lineup, produced a big 9.825 score to close out Stanford's rotation when the team could hardly afford anything less.
- And Ishino, who suffered from flu-like symptoms on Wednesday and did not eat all day, rallied from a rough meet with a strong 9.825 on the balance beam, again producing when Stanford needed it the most.
Janiga advanced to the Individual Event Finals in the vault, bars and beam. She tied for first in the session with bars score of 9.90 and had three other 9.875s to finish with an all-around score of 39.525.
She will finish her career with nine All-America honors, tying her with current volunteer assistant coach Lindsay Wing as the third-most decorated gymnast ever at Stanford. Her five first-team All-America honors tie her with Wing and Natalie Foley as the second-highest in that category in Cardinal history.
More details and coaches' comments will be posted shortly.
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A Bit More About LTL Systems…
LTL Systems Limited was formed with the desire to provide a professional service exceeding that of existing national operators whilst maintaining the personal contact only a local company can provide.
With that in mind we have chosen to grow our business in a measured manner, building upon firm foundations generated by the successful implementation of projects and resultant client recommendations.
To support this growth our work force has also expanded to meet the challenge. With over one hundred years industry experience the team at LTL Systems are able to provide unrivalled support for your project.
Awards and Certifications
Demonstrating that we are a competent supplier is essential to foster client confidence and to this end LTL Systems is proud to have achieved BAFE Certification.
In addition LTL Systems actively supports the Notifier Gold Partner Scheme and the experience we have gained as a partner provides us with the ability to select from a wide and diverse range of products providing our clients with the most appropriate solution to best meet their needs.


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Surfers have been criticised for failing to help a drowning man at a patrolled beach near the border of New South Wales and Queensland on Christmas Day.
A group of eight people, believed to be tourists, got into trouble at patrolled Flagstaff Beach at Tweed Heads on Monday afternoon.
Life guards rushed to save them but the 22-year-old victim, who was unconscious, wasn't able to be revived by the time he was taken to shore.
The other seven people were treated by emergency services and taken to hospital for assessment.
Social media personalities the Harrington Twins, who helped lifeguards with their rescue yesterday, have lashed out at other surfers who failed to assist and even hampered the rescue effort.
"To all those surfers yesterday at D'bah (Duranbah, the beach's unofficial name) who watched two lifeguards, me and my family save six people and one drowned. F--- you," the pair wrote on Instagram.
"If you see someone in trouble you help them."
"And that kite boarder who nearly ran me over twice when I had an unconscious man in my arms, you can get f---ed. Some poor family has lost a life because people were standing around watching and doing f--- all."
Surf Life Saving NSW CEO Steven Pearce says it's the 17th coastal drowning in the state since July, a fact which has the whole life saving community concerned.
"The lifeguards and lifesavers involved all put in a heroic effort to save this young man's life but unfortunately were unable to do so," he said in a statement.
"This tragedy reinforces why we are so determined to ensure that our safety messages are heard and understood."


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Cambridge, MA, USA
Paul has been a senior executive in consulting and industry for more than 20 years. He has worked with companies in the Americas, Europe and Asia. Together with the Global Partners team, he has designed and implemented programs in leadership, management development, sales and marketing, and project management across a range of industries, including pharmaceuticals, biotech, retail, chemicals, consumer products, electronics and high technology. Paul's career began in finance and accounting and half of his professional life has been as a Finance Director and Chief Financial Officer for industrial, life sciences and global media companies. Paul also leads Global Partners' Community of Practice in Business Acumen, where he combines his diverse experience in the financial world with his consulting and training know-how to enable clients to improve their business results significantly and sustainably. Paul is a frequent conference speaker and published author on a number of areas, including Business Acumen, Lean Six Sigma and sales and marketing. Paul is a graduate of Boston University and Babson College. He is passionate about people, Holland, music and travel.
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Milan, Italy
Fabrizio is an engaging facilitator with a strong passion for linking learning and measurable performance. He facilitates workshops, coaches and speaks with passion in various international conferences. He is an executive partner of Global Partners, a global training company with impactful personal development methodologies for technical service and sales people: "You learn how to drive a car and never forget. Why can't business training have the same impact? " Native French and Italian speaker, with working experience in more than 20 countries he is naturally at ease in multicultural environments. His scientific background (Ecole Centrale) and his INSEAD -Tsinghua Executive MBA allow him to easily grasp the broad challenges of today's fast evolving Industry. Fabrizio also holds several certifications in the area of coaching and management development. Earlier in his life, Fabrizio has collaborated with STMicroelectronics for 12 years. First in the US, as a product engineer, before moving to France for the Corporate University where he developed many programs including an international Master of Science in Microelectronics with renowned French Schools (Ecoles des Mines / Centrale). He also spent 7 years in Singapore where he headed the Institute of Sales and Marketing for ST, before coming back to Europe. Happily married, father of two, he shares his time between south west of France and north of Italy where he loves spending time with his family in the beautiful region of Brianza.
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David has over 17 years of experience in Consulting, Coaching and Training, Business development and IT. David joined Global Partners Inc in 2015. At GPI, David actively contributes to the worldwide deployment of TCF programs for international clients of the semiconductor equipment manufacturing industry David received his coaching certification from Korea Coaching Association. David was also the founder of The WAY consulting. The company offers workshops on innovation and business modeling. He also he has significant experience as project manager and facilitator in the Samsung mobile project. Education: David graduated as scientist of USC (University of Southern California), USA and of Busan National University, South Korea.
Gabor Holch
Gabor Holch brings you expertise in cross-cultural team and leadership development in a global context, gained while serving 100+ clients in 20+ countries. Does something invisible stand in the way to your next level of success? For 20 years, Gabor has advised, coached and trained top executives, entrepreneurs and leaders of public institutions to build awareness about their natural talent areas and turn it into rewarding careers. China-based for 15 years, working globally and an expat since age 4, Gabor is your expert in bridging markets, businesses, cultures and people. He believes in positive, personal and practical messages. He accompanies you from transformative insights to reliable skills, and helps you develop lasting new habits for further growth. Gabor is a Certified Management Consultant (CMC) in English and Mandarin, certified consultant at the management academies of half a dozen global corporations and licensed in major assessment tools including the Predictive Index, NeuroColor, DISC and MBTI. He is the founder of Campanile Management Consulting, Associate Partner of the Munich Leadership Group and Associate in management consulting firms in the US and EU. He co-founded startups in the EU, China and the Philippines. He has held positions including Board Member of Certified Management Consultants Global Institute and Chair of the EU Chamber of Commerce Shanghai SME Forum. Gabor regularly speaks at corporate events, and has lectured at Executive MBA, business and academic exchange programmes in the European Union, China and South-East Asia. He is the author of two books and co-author in two anthologies on international relations and doing business in a global context. He has published around a hundred articles in research papers and magazines on global business, leadership, talent management, entrepreneurship and expat living.
Michiaki Lee
Tokyo, Japan
• Michiaki provides management consulting and leadership development solutions (assessment, training, coaching) for multinational companies in Singapore and Japan.
• Previously he has worked for PwC and other international consulting firms in Japan.As a consultant, he provided expert consultancy in projects for strategy development, business process reengineering, and human resource management.
• As a trainer/facilitator, he has facilitated trainings in a wide range of topics, including Leadership, Cross Cultural Management, Strategic Planning, Business Model Building, Sales Skills, Total Customer Focus, Presentation, and Negotiation.
• He has completed the "Hogan Assessment Certification" and conducted coaching sessions for high potential leaders in the Southeast Asia region.
• He graduated from Keio University in Japan and has an MBA from Babson College F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business, USA.
• He taught at the Department of Japanese Studies of NUS (National University of Singapore) as a guest lecturer.
• He is also an adjunct researcher of Waseca University in Japan.
• Born and raised in Tokyo, he is a native speaker of Japanese, and is also fluent in English.
Boon Chye LIM
Senior Principal
Boon Chye has in total more than 26 years of industry experience with the last 16 years in management consulting and training, both public seminars and in-house corporate training and coaching. He is active in IT and Business Strategy Planning, Business Process Reengineering, and soft-skill training such as Structured Thinking and Communication, Consulting Skills and Techniques and Change Management. Boon Chye is the Managing Director of Excelle Consulting Pte Ltd, a management and IT consultancy company, and was previously the Director of Technology Consulting for Cap Gemini Ernst & Young (South-East Asia). Prior to CEG&Y, he was the IT Consulting Practice Leader for Ernst & Young Consultants (Singapore). Being in senior management responsible for both sales and delivery P&L and revenue numbers as well as key customer relationship management, Boon Chye was actively involved in the Strategic Account and Pipeline management of Ernst & Young Consultants and Cap Gemini Ernst & Young Consultants as well as his own management consulting and training company for more than 16 years.
Rich Maltzman, PMP
Andover, Massachussets
Rich has been consulting and teaching in the field of project management for over 30 years. He received his PMP® (Project Management Professional) certification in 2000 and has helped over 1000 individuals prepare for and pass this certification. Rich has been in industry for 40 years, working mainly in telecom projects, leading project teams and serving in the core PMO of Nokia and predecessor companies. His undergraduate and graduate degrees are in engineering, but he has supplemented these with programs in organizational behavior and business at Wharton and INSEAD. He's consulted in the telecom, financial, life-sciences, healthcare, and energy industries, providing customized training programs centered on project management excellence. As an educator, Rich works at Boston University as a Senior Lecturer where he has developed Project Management and other graduate-level courseware. He has also co-authored five books, including Green Project Management, winner of the Project Management Institute's Cleland Award for Literature, and has presented at international conferences in Italy, South Africa, North America, Malaysia, China, and Costa Rica. Rich combines technical experience from his engineering background with the 'soft science' elements of project management to help bring the best out of individuals, groups, and organizations.
Francis Massera
Versailles, France
Francis has more than 30 years of experience in the fast moving and highly competitive High-Tech market. During the last 20 years, he held different senior executive positions in international sales management at well-established organizations (Texas Instruments, Schlumberger, International Rectifier, Arrow OCS) as well as at start-ups. He led organizations of up to 80 people and revenues up to $200M, managing rapid growth as well as more stable businesses, in various market sectors (Industrial, Telecom, Computer, Automotive), for diverse products (Systems, Sub-Systems, Semi-Conductor Components and Software), and through different Go-to-Market models (direct, 1-tier and 2-tier Distribution). Business development, customer relationship, strategy and business plan formulation and execution, as well as building top-notch teams are the key drivers of his career, and he is a passionate golfer. Francis holds a Master of Science from Ecole des Mines, France.
Jose Luis Montes
Barcelona, Spain
Jose is considered one of the leading experts in channel & biz development in the Technology sector in Europe, after a long career as CEO of SmartChannel Technologies, partner and Business Development VicePresident of the hybrid multi-cloud company Walhalla Cloud Technologies, founding General Secretary of ADETI, the Spanish association for the distribution of information technology and associated with the organization CompTIA, and Board Member of asLAN. He has served, as well, as Managing Partner of Transcend Consulting where he worked for the top 100 IT companies worldwide; he has been Marketing Director for Iberia of Tech Data and member of the Global Marketing Council, and has previously held management positions at Epson, Xerox, Ingram Micro and DINSA. Jose has studied Business Sciences at the University of Barcelona, Strategic and International Marketing at ISM-ESIC and the Univ. Politécnica de Madrid, as well as Marketing Management at EADA, and has developed an intense activity as a consultant, writer and lecturer in his more than 30 years of professional life. He published the book "Guide for the development of Distribution Channels", with the Banespyme Foundation, as well as "Marketing for IT Resellers" with Dealer World-IDG. In his personal sphere, he dedicates resources and time to non profits, to his activity as a writer and lecturer, and to participate in think tanks related to Leadership and Values. He has also published "The man who had the fortune to fail", "Gandhi organizations" and "Solid values for liquid times", with which he has achieved important successes. Jose has a regular presence in the Media, as well as in Congresses and Universities.
Carolyn Quintin
Florida, USA
Carolyn Quintin is a training professional with over 16 years experience in Leadership, Learning and Development, Project Management, and managing others. She has led, designed, and coordinated experiential team building and leadership programs for both large and small groups reaching International audiences in industry, social services and government. Carolyn is also a vocational rehabilitation professional with a strong background in vocational assessments, job placement and counseling. Carolyn's experience includes a successful career with Essilor, the leading provider of eyeglass lenses in the world. At Essilor, Carolyn was the Learning & Development Operations Manager where she created a comprehensive peer training program which included selection process, certification, coaching, and scheduling and was used to train over 900 employees. Carolyn has also held positions with Times Publishing Company, Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas, Inc. and Florida State Department of Education, Division of Blind Services. She has been an adjunct professor for St. Petersburg Junior College and Eckerd College and has also been a coach and facilitator for the University of Tampa's MBA Fast Start Program.
David S. Sanderson
Senior Principal
Boston • Miami, USA
David Sanderson has over 25 years of international management experience with Global 1000 companies in consumer products, technology and consulting. Since 2002 David has successfully applied his unique experience in training, people development and change management with global technology leaders. He works specifically with hardware and capital equipment companies including Schneider Electric, Siemens, GE Healthcare and Lam research and software/IT companies including Akamai, Broadsoft and Software AG. David has delivered programs in Total Customer Focus, Value Selling and Engaging Executives to over 1,000 participants worldwide. Based in Miami (Florida) and fluent in Spanish, David leads Global Partners' Technology and Latin America sectors. He is a graduate of Union College and Northeastern University and is a past lecturer at Boston University.
Maria Vola
Germany • Russia
In the last 20 years Maria Vola gathered international business development and management experience in wide range of industries – from chemicals and pharmaceuticals to automotive manufacturing, industrial equipment and software development. Maria started her career in 2001 in consulting and change management with KPMG Consulting/Bearing Point, moving onto Simon-Kucher and Partners, global leader in pricing, strategic marketing and value selling topics. Recent engagements of Maria include heading European distribution activities for brand LADA (part of Renault-Nissan Alliance in Russia), and, as a separate project, leading EMEA regional business development of a US-Japanese automotive supplier of ConnectedCar software solutions. Working in Russian, English and German languages, Maria is also an active partner of the Russian Chamber of Commerce as an export sales development consultant and a coach in international communications. Maria holds a joint undergraduate degree from Hampshire College, USA, / University of Örebro, Sweden, and a Master's of Science in International Business Management from Manchester Metropolitan University. Based in Wiesbaden, Germany, Maria is training clients of the GlobalPartners in Total Customer Focus and Value Recognition/C-Suite programs, in Russian, German and English languages.
Judy Winkler
Senior Associate
California, USA
After more than 20 years working for and with companies such as FileNet (now part of IBM), Sun Microsystems, Capgemini, Brio Technology and Trend Micro, where she held positions in sales, marketing, service, business development and training, Judy has been working as a consultant since 2010. She has worked around the world delivering everything from workshops to consulting, and managing everything from business improvement projects to transformational change, and she brings all of her experience to every engagement. This enables her to understand her audiences at an experiential level and to connect with them very quickly. She is also known for her high energy and enthusiasm and a passionate desire to help others reach their personal best. Judy holds certifications in numerous areas including change management, leadership, sales, Six Sigma and customer service. She currently specializes in leadership and management, sales messaging and Total Customer Focus. She has lived in France, Germany, Austria and the US, and delivers services in English, French, German and Spanish.
Michael Wolf
Senior Principal
Massachusetts, USA
Mike Wolf has been a Consultant and Certified Trainer for the last 7 years, following a career in Sales, Sales Management and Executive Sales Management at two public companies – one in the US and one in France. In his last corporate assignment, he was SVP Worldwide Sales for Soitec SA, a French company producing a unique material for semiconductor manufacturing. While there, he was responsible for negotiating their largest order ever, a $375M order with a major semiconductor manufacturer. Prior to that, Mike spent 9 years at Kulicke & Soffa, a semiconductor equipment and consumables company, as their VP Worldwide Sales. While there, he led the revenue growth from $100M to over $1B, through organic growth and M&As, and his global sales group grew from 30 to more than 160. He planned and implemented the smooth integration of several acquired sales organizations. And for two of those 9 years, he was also responsible for their Field Service / Customer Support group, along with Sales. In his current practice, Mike has worked with a wide variety of clients in technology, chemicals, energy, industrial controls, software, and services, and has also been retained by several clients for help in hiring good talent, building and developing a strong Account Management organization, and designing sales compensation plans that drive specific results. Mike has an undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Rhode Island, a MSEE and an MBA from Northeastern University. He is an avid skier, and is passionate about travelling, the ocean and the mountains year round.


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The wedding day of his little girl even brings a tear to a dad. For the special father and bride dance, pick a song that says something about your special relationship. Here are just a few examples.
- Butterfly Kisses – Bob Carlisle
- I Loved Her First – Heartland
- Because You Loved me – Celine Dion
- Cinderella – Steven Curtis Chapman
- Daddy's Little Girl – Al Martino
- Daughters – John Mayer
- In My Daughter's Eyes – Martina McBride
- Let Them Be Little – Bill Dean/Lonstar
- Stealing Cinderella – Chuck Wicks
- Wind Beneath My Wings – Bette Midler
- Ain't No Moutain High Enough – Marvin Gaye/tammi Terrell
For the groom & mother dance, many of the same songs may be used. One of my favorites is Backstreet Boys "Perfect Fan" especially if your Mom came to all "your games."


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Hi Jared,
Since the new UI Module, the vendor CSS files, that are suppose to be loaded automatically, are blocked from loading in my Custom Dashboard.
mangoUi~ngMango~ngMangoServices.js:39 Refused to load the stylesheet 'http://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.2.0/css/bootstrap.min.css' because it violates the following Content Security Policy directive: "style-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline'".
I believe I changed everything in my dashboard and is following your admin template.
Other than styling my dashboard works fine.
mangoUI 3.4.5
on Chrome 67
The best would be if your customer's network has its own IP address. Simply do a port forward on the network's router.
Bar that, install teamviewer.com on the computer running Mango, or a bit more secure on another PC attached to the customer's LAN.
OK. In any case the current JSON retriever works fine in 3.2.
I find this tool to be very helpful to quickly get the correct slashes for the pointers:
Missing again.
Document file not found: .../mango/web/WEB-INF/dox/httpJsonRetrieverDS.htm
core 3.2.2+20171009170034
@jared-wiltshire said in maEventAudio issues:
I came checked into this and if you use
acknowledged="false"instead of
acknowledged="'false'"you should get the correct result.
Thanks, that worked. "Acknowledge Box" shows all filtered events.
The standard event handler action to send an Alarm to the outside world is an Email. We run many processes unattended overnight and needed something more "Urgent" to get staff attention. Perhaps there is a better way, but what works for us is that a Notification gets send to one or a group mobile phones. On the phone the Notification pops up with a sound (even on a locked phone) and action can be taken.
You can run your own server or use something like OneSignal. All use API.
Enter HTTP Builder. Very powerful.
In Mango a global script has been created with all the authorization, etc variables and gets called in other scripts.
Global Script:
function OneSignalNotice(notice){ var url = "https://onesignal.com/api/v1/notifications"; var headers = { "Content-Type": "application/json", "Authorization": "Basic ZWY5NmUxZjctYjAyNC00MTg0LWxxxxxxxxx", }; var parameters = { "app_id" : "9b42d346-dd6f-4462-85a5-xxxxxxx", "contents" : {"en": notice}, "included_segments" : "All" }; HttpBuilder.post(url, headers, parameters).err(function(status, headers, parameters) { throw "Script failed with HTTP status : " + status; }).resp(function(status, headers, parameters) { "Hallo" }).execute(); }
I don't think Event Handler / Set Point / Set to scripted value is meant to be used this way, but it works:
// Send OneSignal Alarm Notice OneSignalNotice("ALARM Harvest 1 Temperature is too HIGH at: " + JSON.stringify(p226.value));
I hope it will help someone.
When I added
events started to get listed without having to refresh the page. Thanks.
My table now is:
<ma-events-table limit="5" alarm-level="'URGENT'" acknowledged = "'false'" date-filter="true" from="from" to="to"></ma-events-table>
The "Acknowledge Box" still only shows 0 events.
Another issue with maEventAudio is that on an Android there is no sound. I (nor you guys I suspect) have much experience with mobile. Perhaps it is related to the longstanding HTLM5 audio issues that mobile apps have. Permissions etc...
PS what is the deal with "'xxx'" vs "xxx"? Your documentation and examples sometimes conflict.
Thanks Jared,
Your work around works perfectly.
Alarms goes off on Events. This makes it even more clear to me that I must be missing something in my event table configuration.
<ma-events-table limit="5" alarm-level="'URGENT'" acknowledged = "'false'" from="from" to="to"></ma-events-table>
The now working ma-event-audio is sounding on events, but those events are not updated on the Event Table list. Only on a page refresh. I have a 20 datapoints on the same page that are updated every minute.
For that matter. The Acknowledge "box" is not showing any events, even though there are "not-acknowledged" events in the table (after page page refresh).
core 3.2.2
I am trying to get ma-event-audio to work in a custom web app (in overrides).
The ONLY reference I could find anywhere is on the API Documents:
<ma-event-audio audio-files="{CRITICAL: '/audio/critical.mp3'"></ma-event-audio>
does not work. Nor does:
<ma-event-audio audio-files="{CRITICAL: '/audio/critical.mp3'}"></ma-event-audio>
Note the added closing "}"
<ma-event-audio audio-files="./audio/critical.mp3" event-level="'URGENT'"></ma-event-audio>
I have have a working event table on the same page:
<md-card flex="100" flex-xs="100" style="padding: 0px;"> <ma-events-table limit="5" alarm-level="'URGENT'" acknowledged = "'false'" from="from" to="to"></ma-events-table> </md-card>
Thanks Phil,
HTTP Publisher actually works perfectly for Firebase. Took some playing with Postman, but it turns out to be easy..
But using HttpBuilder in a script is a lot more flexible.


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Going places that you've never been.
Seeing things that you may never see again.
How To Find The Best Food When You Travel
Holidays, even simple weekend getaways, can be full of adventure — that's part of the great appeal, after all — but if you value a delicious, high-quality meal along with your adventure, then check out these four apps for different travel needs that can direct you to the best places to savour a great meal.
• When you're stuck at the airport. Usually, airports are not known for their culinary quality, although that's changing in some places. GateGuru is an app developed by TripAdvisor that is a full-on airport genie for your phone. With this app, you can check in, check your flight status, get a rental car, see maps of individual airports — and you can get lists of restaurants in the airport and see reviews from fellow travellers. (Free, iOS and Android).
• When you want to know what you'd love. App developers have a knack for creating complex algorithms that essentially "get to know you" by analysing your previous food choices. Foodspotting (free, iOS and Android) delivers up choices based on specific dishes you've indicated you loved (or hated) before.
• When you're looking for advice from the experts. If you're suspicious of crowdsourcing opinions on the best food, why not consult those who know best? ChefsFeed allows you to pick a major city (featuring major US cities, plus several Canadian cities, and London, with more coming soon), and up pops dishes that top chefs in that city would recommend from their favourite restaurants. (Free, iOS).
• Find vegetarians and vegans friendly restaurants. A world guide to vegetarian and vegan restaurants along with information on recipes, travel, health and more. Happy Cow is designed specifically for vegetarians and vegans. (Android, iOS).
Make the most of your trip and the food you enjoy while on your next adventure!
Give one (or more!) of these apps a try and let me know what you think.
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South Korean President attends ceremony to honoring British soldiers who served in Korean War
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ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) STORY: The South Korean President Park Geun-hye broke the ground on Tuesday during a ceremony to commemorate British soldiers who served in Korean War. The ceremony, also attended by the Duke of Cambridge, took place outside the ministry of defense and unveiled a scale model of the obelisk that will remember more than 1,000 British soldiers killed in the 1950-53 Korean war. The total number of civilians killed in the war is estimated to stand at around 2.5 million. Earlier on Tuesday President Park, who is on a state visit to the United Kingdom and is staying at Buckingham Palace as the guest of the Queen, was welcomed with an official ceremony at Horse Guards Parade. Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, welcomed President Park who joined them in the royal carriage for a state procession along The Mall to Buckingham Palace. At the palace President Park was shown Korean artifacts in the Royal


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Senior New Initiatives Manager
- Recruiter
- Lewisham Homes
- Location
- Catford, London
- Salary
- £75,000
- Posted
- 12 Apr 2019
- Closes
- 02 May 2019
- Function
- Residential Development & Construction, Development / regeneration, Land acquisition, Planning, Executive & Senior, Senior management
- Seniority
- Manager
- Contract
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full Time
- Organisation Type
Lewisham Homes is an ambitious and growing business managing over 18,000 homes in an ever changing and increasingly complex environment. We are a not-for-profit organisation committed to consistently delivering an excellent and reliable resident experience whilst leading the borough's first council housing development in 30 years.
We have ambitious targets to achieve in tackling the housing crisis and meeting the Lewisham Mayor's aim of building 1,000 new homes by 2022.
To help meet these ambitious plans we are expanding our Development Team and are looking for people who can be both strategic and hands on, help role model our values and can work collaboratively with our staff, customers and stakeholders.
We are looking for a Senior New Initiatives Manager to identify new development opportunities in order to help us to achieve our ambitious targets.
This is an exciting opportunity to work on a range of schemes including new build, regeneration, acquisitions and hidden homes - from site identification, negotiation and purchase, through all aspects of the design, planning and specification process.
The role:
- Identify new land and development opportunities and ensure they are financially viable.
- Pursue potential development and partnership opportunities with developers and contractors.
- Lead the design and planning process for new build schemes to achieve planning consent.
- Manage the tender process and help establish construction contract procurement.
- Lead the management and control of the programme, including cost, design, quality and risk, ensuring targets are met.
- Ensure schemes meet design, sales & lettings, operational and maintenance requirements.
- Lead regeneration and masterplanning including resident engagement.
- Ensure a smooth transition process into delivery
- Establish a culture that constantly strives towards increasing customer satisfaction and achieving and demonstrating value for money.
You will need:
- A proven track record of building a development pipeline and securing development opportunities.
- Experience in property development at senior managerial level.
- An in-depth knowledge of the development and planning process
- Experience leading negotiations and working with developers, registered providers and/or other related partners on development agreements and joint ventures.
- Experience of leading teams through land purchase, design and planning, and construction tender process.
- Good IT skills.
- Strong analytical and numerical skills in order to carry out complex financial appraisals
- Educated to A-level or degree standard or equivalent.
In return you will receive:
- A competitive salary
- Generous pension scheme
- Interest free season ticket loan to help you travel to work
- Generous annual holiday, starting at 26 days a year
- Interest-free bike or computer loans
- Discounts through partners for redecorating your home
- Discounts at local shops and cafes
- Social events and activities throughout the year
We can be reached by trains directly from Waterloo, London Bridge, and King's Cross St. Pancras.
To apply for the role
Please email your CV and supporting statement to our recruitment partners Ocean Edge Executive Search firstname.lastname@example.com before the closing date of Thursday 2 May 2019.
To download a recruitment pack containing more details about the role and a full job description please visit www.oceanedge.biz/lewisham/
If you would like a confidential discussion about the opportunity or you have any questions about the role please contact Philip Foster on firstname.lastname@example.com or call 023 8000 1153.
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The merits and challenges of water fasting, versus the more acceptable compromises of juice fasting.
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Where is this mucoid plaque that I was told about ?
It is nothing more than psyllium. But the benefits of fasting are far greater than our ability to explain them.
Different seasons bring qualities to a retreat.
If you are not waiting for the right season, then what are you waiting for ?
Can your health wait until next year ? What else is more important ?
How can fasting see the healing of diabetes and high cholesterol ? We train ranks of doctors for years, and the solution is just not eating !!!
That just cannot be !
How to keep yourself toasty and well through the winter without indulging too much into heavier, congesting foods.
7 tips on how to do so, including 2 yummy recipes
How to avoid winter colds ?
Yes there are endless potions and pills, or you could just fast for a week. This will boost the immune system beyond any medication.
Investment is the best insurance. And prevention is better than cure.
Life running too fast for you ? Getting swept away in the torrent ?
The best way to slow it down is to stop it first and then have a good look.
Get some perspective on what is actually important, and start again.
A simple look at the biology of stress tells us what we need.
We need to rest. We need to heal. We need to calm. We need to fast.
Not once, but at regular intervals, and to learn how to deal with our lives better.
I spent 4 days in bed with a water bottle - for my health and sanity.
What would drive an intelligent, well-educated, empowered-adult to do such a thing?
The craziness inside, or outside ?
Different seasons bring qualities to a retreat.
If you are not waiting for the right season, then what are you waiting for ?
Can your health wait until next year ? What else is more important ?
Top neuroscientist explains why fasting is better for the brain than eating.
Whether you do it once a year or once a week, the benefits for your body and mind are finally being validated by science.


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Stanford Beat Bears in Big Game Rematch
Following a previously close encounter earlier in the year, when Stanford beat Cal on the final play of the game 27-26, Stanford defeated Cal soundly 62-5 victory. The win clinches first place in the Pacific Mountain Conference for Stanford, extending their record to 5-0, with one game to play vs. Chico State.
Stanford started the game on fire, with two quick tries in the opening six minutes from Olivia Bernadel-Huey and Dani McDonald to take a 10-0 lead. The game slowed down at that point, and despite consistent Stanford pressure, points weren't realized again until Kathryn Treder crossed over in the 27th minute. Nikki Richardson hit her first of six conversion of the day for 17-0 Stanford lead. Treder would score her second just before the half, and Stanford went into the break up 22-0.
Despite the strong lead, Stanford had left multiple opportunities on the table, primarily due to handling errors halting the Stanford attack. The second half was far more clinical from the Cardinal, and the Stanford attack found a more precise and quickly flowing rhythm. Stanford would cross the line six times in the second period, one each from Chelsey Sveinsson, Madda Wilson, Maki Asrat, Julia Howell, Esther Melton and Richardson. Stanford did concede one try in the second period from a turnover they were unable to recover from, but otherwise kept a potentially potent Cal back line attack at bay.
For Stanford, this was one of their best performances of the season. More clinical with the ball in hand, they often took Cal through continuous phases that led to large territory gains and often scores. However, errant Stanford passes still seemed to stop Stanford more than Cal defenders, and Stanford will work to improve on continuity with the ball in hand. In defense, Stanford was much improved from their previous encounter with the Golden Bears, showing much improved urgency in transitions and kicking exchanges to keep the quick and elusive Cal backs from opportunities with space.
In the second team game, Stanford pitched a 38-0 shutout. Everyone contributed to an outstanding team performance, and individual standouts included Lex Schoenberg, Lia Ferguson, Kleo Greenwood, Jhori Varner, Tia Watkins, and Justice Echols.
Next Up: Stanford (6-0/5-0) will finish Pacific Mountain Conference when they travel to play Chico State (1-3) on Saturday 3/7. In their prior encounter this year, Stanford defeated the Wildcats 52-0. On Sunday 3/8, Stanford will be hosting the Berkeley All Blues, traditionally one of the strongest Women's Club teams in the Country.
Stanford Team vs. Cal: 1: Isabella Jibilian 2: Kathryn Treder 3: Chelsey Sveinsson 4: Julia Howell 5: Allie Ballesteros 6: Sasha Herbst de Cortina *Captain 7: Catherynn Vuong 8: Lai Turn 9: Esther Melton 10: Nikki Richardson 11: Dani McDonald 12: Maki Asrat 13: Madda Wilson 14: Chelsea Harris 15: Olivia Bernadel-Huey
Scoring Summary: 2: Stanford Bernadel-Huey Try 6: Stanford McDonald Try 27: Stanford Treder Try (Richardson Conversion) 39: Stanford Treder Try (Halftime Stanford 22 – Cal 0) 47: Stanford Sveinsson Try (Richardson Conversion) 52: Stanford Wilson Try 55: Cal Try 63: Stanford Asrat Try (Richardson Conversion) 67: Stanford Howell Try (Richardson Conversion) 73: Stanford Melton Try (Richardson Conversion) 77: Stanford Richardson Try (Richardson Conversion) (Fulltime Stanford 62 – Cal 5)


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Fall swing and fitness evaluations
Are you considering off-season golf-specific fitness training? Are you looking to make a big swing mechanics change that might require strength, mobility and balance training? Are you wanting to finally get rid of that flying elbow, chicken wing, slide/sway, over-the-top move, or early loss of forward bend through impact?
From now until Saturday, October 6, Loch March Golf Academy's resident golf fitness and swing mechanics expert, Dan Houle, will be holding comprehensive Fall evaluations sessions.
evaluations will include
Postural and balance evaluations
Swing mechanics, kinematic sequence and dynamic posture analysis with the K-VEST
Golf-specific fitness and functional movement assessments
In addition to on-site feedback, a recap will be emailed afterwards, outlining key findings and offering suggestions related to fitness and functional movement training, as well as swing mechanics drills.
Book a Fall evaluation session with Dan, and get 10% off on any of the GOLF-FIT fitness and swing mechanics programs that will be offered at Loch March through the winter.
about Dan
Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Certified Level-3 Golf Instructor and Fitness Professional
Functional Movement Systems (FMS) and canfitpro Certified Personal Trainer Specialist (PTS)
Affiliate Member - Canadian Golf Teachers Federation (CGTF)
K-VEST Professional and Technical Adviser


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OPEN TO PUBLIC: Cody Community Theatre is hosting an Improv COmeDY: Bison William's Mild West Show. Doors open at 7:30; Event begins at 8:00. Please note: Event date did change from Sept 7 to Sept 28th!
Laugh at the inaccurate story of how the West was won . . . maybe . . . we might touch on it a little bit.
Join Cody's premiere (aka only) improvers for a night of Whose Line is it Anyway - styled comedy. Enjoy games like Scenes from a Hat and Let's Make a Date and several others. You will laugh hysterically, and there's a no money back guarantee! He's coming - are you?
All proceeds go towards Cody Community Theatre! Bring your lover! Bring your mother! Bring your friends!


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A series about an extraordinary Indigenous girl trying to lead an ordinary life. Taking audiences on an emotional roller coaster ride following Fuzzy Mac as she learns to accept her gift and understand the meaning of 'grace'.
Leading Cast: Kyliric Masella as 'Fuzzy', Mairehau Grace as 'Tui, Tjiirdm McGuire as 'Yar', Tessa Rose as 'Nan, & Charles Passi as 'Pop'.


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Life goes on…
I was wracked with guilt and sadness and I couldn't get over it. All my human efforts, common sense, and reasoning brought no results, no relief from my mental distress. I was stuck in a dark place, and my thoughts were obsessed with it. I really needed to find my peace and move forward. It was only a dog, after all.
Yeah, but that dog was one of my brightest joys and most loyal companions. I loved her with all my heart. I finally did get my peace, but it wasn't until I allowed myself to go beyond my functional, yet limiting, view of things and accept a deeper, more spiritual reality.
I was helping my husband get his wheelchair-bound mother into the car for a doctor's appointment when our feisty two-year old Sharpei-mix got away from me. I was coming back from a long walk with her on a retractable leash. Spying my MIL (Mother-In-Law) getting rolled out of the house, I quickly hooked the leash on the railing and jumped in to hold the door. Moments later the dog was speeding through the yard with the leash trailing behind her. We were half-way down the stairs when I heard my MIL say anxiously, "quick, go grab her. I'll wait here." Oh how she loved that dog! They spent a lot of time together in her kitchen baking and snacking and talking. She knew that Roxy was a ball of fire, still in training. She needed A LOT more training.
I assured my MIL that I'd catch up with the dog as soon as we got her in the car. But, I didn't catch up with her. In fact, Roxy was long gone way before we got down the stairs. For several hours after they drove away, I searched high and low for the dog. She was nowhere to be found. We live in a very rural area on a 54 acre campground, located on the bluffs of a river, surrounded by woods, farms, fields, and more woods, farms, and fields. It was March and still very cold. The winds blew daily and temps still dipped into the low 30s.
We looked for her everywhere, every day. We got on our bicycles and rode down every gravel road calling for her. No Roxy. It snowed. We put a Lost Dog ad in local newspapers with a picture of our sweet Roxy-doodle. No one called. We got in our cars and drove to neighbors houses to see if she had showed up. No one saw her. It sleeted. Friends rode their four-wheelers and searched areas we couldn't reach. She was nowhere to be found. The winds blew.
The winter days felt cold and heartless. Every day that passed, I struggled with more guilt and worry. If only I had gone after her right away? She was probably stuck somewhere freezing to death. Or maybe a hungry pack of coyotes tracked her down. Or maybe someone found her and took her home for themselves? The vicious cycle of heinous scenarios tormented me. I couldn't focus on my work. I couldn't talk about it without crying. I couldn't go anywhere or do anything that didn't involve searching for the dog. Oh God, I pleaded, help me.
After seven days, my SIL invited my husband and I to a family dinner at her house about 10 miles away. Of course, I didn't want to go. I didn't want to talk about Roxy's disappearance. I didn't want to talk about anything with anyone. But I also knew I couldn't go on like this forever. I reluctantly agreed. On the car ride over, I closed my eyes and silently, fervently reached out to God for help: I really need to find peace with this, Father. I just want to feel peace.
The next thought came instantly, wherever she is, she's safe in Spirit. Whether someone scooped her up for themselves or she's passed on or she's stuck somewhere… she lives and moves and has her being in Spirit, in the kingdom of heaven. I didn't think up those thoughts myself; they were just suddenly there, in my thinking. I considered where I may have heard them before. They're in a Bible story when Jesus' disciple Paul is talking to the people of Athens about their unknown gods. He says something like, Hey! why are you spending so much time and effort worshipping all these gods and statues. They can't help you, they're mindless, powerless ideals. We are spiritual beings. God made us and the world and everything in it, therefore, "in him we live, and move, and have our being… For we are also his offspring" (Acts).
At once, I felt a glimmer of relief from my week-long debilitating angst. I knew it was true. That as the offspring of Spirit, Roxy is spiritual. And that meant she was and is safe in the spiritual kingdom of heaven right now, wherever she is! However, it took me a minute (or 20) to actually accept this truth as real… to let myself go there… to allow my view to shift from a material-based belief to the spiritual reality of all things… to trust that the allness of Spirit is true—here and now. By the time we got out of the car at my in-laws, I felt like myself again. Just like that.
We had a lovely meal and interesting dinner conversation. When my BIL asked if I had found the dog, I could, with certainty, say yes I did, that she was and is safe in Spirit because her life is in Him. I was able to confidently and calmly share what I had come to know about God and life on the way over. Several family members shared their relief with an enthusiastic Amen! Others shared favorite memories of Roxy and her spunky antics. I felt happy and completely free.
Later, in thinking about how I was instantly healed of this oppressive mental state, I remembered something I read in the chapter "Footsteps of Truth" in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures: "Citizens of the world, accept the 'glorious liberty of the children of God,' and be free! This is your divine right." (Eddy). I realized that when I accepted the truth of existence as spiritual and harmonious, I was freed from the imprisoning claims of the false material senses.
A week later, on a beautiful crisp sunny March day, an eager camper who visited the campground to check on his seasonal trailer that was stored there over the winter, found the dog. He spotted her as he stood on his porch steps looking down the bluffs toward the river—still tied to the retractable leash, caught up on a large fallen tree branch. My husband called me at the house, "hey, they found Roxy" he said. "Awwh, ok, can you take care of it, please?" I knew he'd find a nice place for her in one of the nearby wooded fields, appropriately close to some sassy wild flowers. "I guess" he replied, "but can I send her up to eat first. She looks really hungry."
Flash forward many joy-filled playful years later, when that ball of fire passed on, I did not spend my time or effort worshipping the unknown gods of grief, sadness, and despair. I already knew that she was, and always would be, living large in the safety of Spirit, wherever she is.
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Reflection Music Group is proud to announce the signing of a fresh force to music that is much-needed: Danielle Apicella. The 19-year-old phenom is the label's first woman and singer. While she's only been known to the public for little more than a year, she is ready to ignite the game with her pure talent and heartfelt lyricism.
Two of Apicella's songs, "Can't Save a Soul" with nobigdyl and "Why Oh Why" with WHATUPRG circulated and caught the attention of RMG's Doc Watson, who saw Apicella's authenticity and heart for bringing people hope.
Danielle is really amazing," Watson says. "Her heart and character go along with her talent. I don't see a ceiling with her, we are so excited to about her."
"Even though they haven't had a singer or a female on the label yet, I know how much work they put into just having me there," she shares about fitting into the independent hip-hop label. "That makes me feel really comfortable going into it. Honestly, I'm honored.
Although it seems like a fairly short time for Apicella to gain such traction with her talent, the New Yorker has actually been quietly making music for several years, using songwriting as personal expression and refining her singles until they were just right for release.
Apicella is looking forward to continuing to grow her artistry and giving the world music that offers them hope and refuge. The day before Watson called her to sign to RMG, one of her close friends committed suicide. This makes the next step in her musical journey bittersweet as she celebrates the opportunity of being signed to a label while weighing the responsibility of sharing the message of the gospel.
"Looking around at the world right now, I don't want to make music that doesn't have any eternal value," she says, "that doesn't mean something."
Apicella's first release on RMG will be the single "Silly Girl," an R&B-infused track about heartbreak and learning to have wisdom with who you give your heart to.


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Subarachnal Hematoma
A few years ago I called "the doc" at the insistence of my wife. I'm a professor and I had to stop a lecture due to serious speech problems. It all started with a fall I'd taken off a scaffold 3 weeks prior where I hit my head. I felt a little dizzy after and had a mild headache, but recovered quickly with the help of a homeopathic remedy that my wife had given me.
However, when I suddenly couldn't talk, I knew this was serious. I had it checked out at the local hospital and the surgeon there told me that he needed to do brain surgery to remove a subarachnal hematoma, which comes from blood pooling between the skull and the brain. He said it clot and has to be removed. He explained it was a risky surgery, with a high chance of side effects, but it had to be done. I was ready to go have the surgery but my wife insisted that I call Mr. Mueller.


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Golden fried shrimp tossed in a Sweet Chili Sriracha Sauce
served with ranch $12
Oysters Kure
Big Daddy's spin on a traditional beach favorite $13
Oysters On The Half Shell
1/2 Dozen or a Dozen- Market Price
Big Daddy's Crab Dip
Fresh lump crab folded into a rich blend of cheeses
served with a toasted baguette $13
Shark Bites
Golden fried shark served with our
Tangy Island Tartar Sauce $12
Sautéed mussels and clams in a lemon butter broth, finished with an
Anisette Liquor and served with a toasted baguette $17
Fried Pickles
A southern tradition of hand breaded dill chips served with ranch $7
Chicken Tenders
Golden fried tenderloins $10
Peel & Eat Shrimp
One pound of local fresh steamed shrimp – Market Price
Big Daddy's Wings
Tossed in your choice of our Smoky BBQ, Hot BBQ,
Hot Buffalo, Caribbean Jerk, Honey Habanero, Garlic Parmesan
or Mild. Served with celery and bleu cheese $11
A bowl of our amazing homemade chowder!
Chef's selection
Fresh Made Salads
Fresh greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, and shredded carrots $5
House Salad
Fresh greens with tomatoes, onions,cucumbers, shredded carrots
and croutons served with a balsamic vinaigrette $9
Caesar Salad
Fresh heart of romaine topped with
parmesan cheese and croutons
Small $5/Large $9
Baby spinach, berries, shaved almonds, feta and a balsamic glaze $11
Cobb Salad
A blend of fresh greens topped with grilled chicken tenderloins,
boiled egg, tomato, avocado, bacon and bleu cheese
crumbles $12
Of The Ocean Seafood Platters
All fresh seafood platters are prepared Calabash style & served with fries and coleslaw
All platters are available broiled, or blackened for an additional $2
Flounder Platter – $18
Shrimp Platter – $18
Scallop Platter – $24
Clam Strip Platter – $16
Combination Platter
2 items – $23 3 items – $26
Oysters are an additional $3 for combos
Scallops are an additional $4 for combos
Hand-cut Angus Prime Ribeye grilled to perfection and served with choice of two sides $26
Island Bird
Grilled chicken breast topped with Honey Habanero Sauce and a grilled pineapple ring. Served with choice of two sides $18
Crab Legs – Market Price
A pound of crab legs served with corn on the cob and slaw
Carolina Crab Cakes
Two homemade lump crab cakes
served with choice of two sides $23
Fisherman's Choice – Market Price
Our catch of the day grilled or blackened served with two sides
*Surf & Turf
Grilled filet mignon and a broiled lobster tail
served with choice of two sides $38
A full rack of our falling off the bone ribs smothered in our
Smoky BBQ Sauce served with fries and slaw $23
Fish & Chips
Yuengling beer battered fish served with fries and slaw $14
KB Boil for Two
Crab legs, shrimp, clams, mussels,sausage, corn on the cob and
potatoes (No substitutions) $45
Fish Tacos
Yuengling beer battered fish, pickled purple cabbage, fresh cilantro,
crumbled cheese and Southwest Sauce.
Served with choice of one side $12
From The Smoker
All meats smoked in-house
Signature Housemade Sauces
Smoky BBQ, Eastern BBQ, Mustard BBQ, or Western BBQ
Smoked Meat Platters
Served with your choice of two sides
Pulled Pork $12 Brisket $14 Meat Combo $18
Add chicken $4, sausage $4, shrimp $6, scallops $8
Lobster and rotini pasta in a creamy cheese sauce
topped with breadcrumbs $22
Chicken Alfredo
Grilled chicken in our scratch Alfredo Sauce $16
Pan seared shrimp in our scratch Alfredo Sauce $18
Garden Alfredo
A medley of fresh vegetables in our scratch Alfredo Sauce $15
Our Certified Angus beef burgers are served on a brioche bun
with your choice of fries, onion rings or sweet potato fries
Add bacon – $1 Add *fried egg – $1 Add cheese – $1
*Black & Bleu *Carolina Coast *The Big Daddy
Seasoned and served with lettuce and tomato $8
Seasoned with Cajun spices topped with bleu cheese crumbles and tomato $10
Topped with cheddar cheese, pulled pork an onion ring and our Smoky BBQ Sauce $10
Seasoned and topped with Havarti cheese, sautéed jalapenos and onions,
bacon and Southwest Sauce $10
A Monster 12 oz. burger with sautéed
peppers and onions, our signature BBQ Sauce, and smothered in cheddar
cheese $12
*Black & Bleu
*Carolina Coast
*The Big Daddy
Served until 4 pm daily
All lunch items served with choice of fries, onion rings, sweet potato fries and slaw
BBQ Sandwich
House smoked pulled pork piled high on a
brioche bun with your choice of sauce $12
Brisket Sandwich
House smoked brisket on a brioche bun
with your choice of sauce $12
Crispy Fish Sandwich
Yuengling beer battered fish fillet with lettuce, tomato
and remoulade on a brioche bun $10
Crab Cake Sandwich
Our homemade signature crab cake,l ettuce, tomato
and remoulade on abrioche bun $13
Calabash style, lettuce, tomato and remoulade on a hoagie roll $12
KB Cordon
Grilled chicken breast topped with pulled pork, Havarti cheese
and dijon mustard served on a brioche bun $10
Veggie Wrap
Fresh sautéed vegetables, lettuce, tomato
pineapple salsa & Avocado Cream $9
Buffalo Shrimp Wrap
Fried shrimp tossed in buffalo sauce with lettuce, tomato
and bleu cheese dressing $10
Jerk Chicken Wrap
Seasoned grilled chicken, lettuce, tomato pineapple salsa and Southwest Sauce $9
Sides – $3
Onion Rings
Sweet Potato Fries
Fresh Collards
Fresh Green Beans
Baked Potato (after 5 pm)
Kids Menu (12 and under)
Kids menu served with choice of fries or fruit and a beverage – 6
Fried Shrimp
Hot Dog
Mac n Cheese
Ask your server for our daily selection
*Consuming raw or uncooked meats, eggs, seafood or shellfish may increase your risk of food bourne illness.
Especially if you have certain medical conditions.


text: IT ALL STARTED 25 YEARS AGO WHEN... Paul, Chuck, Mark and Glenn hand picked each other out of a room of 60 members of the Michigan State Men's Glee Club to form a group and sing one song in a concert to fill the time. And the name was chosen because of the sight gag of three really tall guys and one little guy with the highest voice. No auditions ever took place. The same four guys are still together... 25 years later. Three Men and a Tenor are celebrating it's 25th Anniversary year proving that they are a group of guys that are committed to each other, while road tested and respected in the industry for their incredible longevity. They have shown a unique ability to entertain every audience of all ages and sizes, and have been recognized 3 times as the "Best Entertainment in Michigan" by the readers of the Michigan Meetings and Events Magazine (2016, 2011, and 2006). What started with these four guys and one song... has grown into a show seen by over 2 million people! As Three Men and a Tenor continues it's musical journey, they play a role in making people smile and laugh at a time when many have forgotten how. And if they accomplish nothing more, that seems worth the effort.


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Revolve Clothing and Lovers + Friends are teaming up for a capsule collection called "First Place" and the collection lives up to its name. The sporty collaboration includes super glamorous track pants, basketball tees, jerseys and more. The lookbook, which features blogger and model Alexandra Spencer, will make you wish you were a jock in high school (click through the slideshow to check it out). We love the sporty trend, particularly because it makes us feel athletic (even if we are guilty of skipping the gym). What do you think of fashionable sports-inspired clothing?
Oh, and no big deal, but you beauty routine might be killing you. Find out how.


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Redbalifrog Sleeping Baby Silver Charm Bead. A beautiful token charm depicting a baby nestling in an adult's palm. Redbalifrog beads are original designs inspired by nature, myth and beautiful objects. They are meticulously carved in wax and hand cast in solid 925 silver by an experienced sculptor in Bali. Redbalifrog beads are completely compatible with both Trollbeads and Pandora bracelets, making them a perfect addition to your existing collections.
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A light and fluffy lemon cake. It is supposed to taste similar to a cake Olive Garden used to have, but I never tried their cake and have nothing to compare it to.
Total Time: About 4 hours total (includes chilling time).
Yield: 12 slices
Source: Adapted from a recipe on the internet.
Yummy! Can't wait to try this!
That looks to die for!
I LOVE lemon cake. Especially cream cheese frosting, not to mention cream cheese with lemon in it! Thanks for the recipe, will definitely be trying this!


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Lily Road Medical Office Building
Lily Road Medical Office Building
Location: Lacey, WA
Date: 2006
Square Feet: 48,000
Project Cost: $9,000,000
Project Keywords: Medical Facility, Commercial Design, Office Building, Tenant Improvement, Exterior Improvements
Project Description:
The Lilly Road Medical Office Building in Olympia, Washington is a 48,000-square-foot, two-story facility. Shell improvements as well as tenant improvements for Olympia Orthopaedic, St. Peter Hospital Physical Therapy, Northwest Children's Heart Center, Neurosurgery I and Neurosurgery II, Obstetrics and Gynecology were designed and construction documents prepared during 2005-06.
The front main entry consists of a curved, covered drop-off. The two-story glazing is flanked by granite panels. The exterior is brick with a precast concrete cornith. The building received a masonry design award for excellence in 2006.


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2019 Volunteer Appreciation Brunch & Rides
Our events throughout the year have been very successful and that's mostly because of the dedication and hard work of the many volunteers! Volunteers are the life blood of the Club. Each year, we like to show gratitude for your help by treating ALL volunteers to our Annual Brunch for Volunteers.
If you have led a ride, worked at one of our major events or multi-day tours or helped with club activities, the brunch is courtesy of the Club just for You. For non-volunteers, the cost will be $18.
Date: October 27, 2019 – Rain or shine
**NEW ** Place: Grain H20 – 3006 Summit Harbour Lane, Bear DE 19701
Time: 10:30 a.m.
featuring coffee, tea, orange juice, water, eggs, bacon, sausage, french toast or pancakes, breakfast breads, fruit and muffins.
Please RSVP to Social Chair at socialchair@
For those who want to build up an appetite, please check our Ride Calendar for information about rides to and from the Brunch that day, all of which will arrive at Grain H20 around 10:15 a.m.


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I am ridiculously thrilled about the fact that I have finally graduated ArtCenter. I say finally because so many times I considered not finishing. This seems to be common in design school because its less about the diploma and more about the portfolio in job searching. But I couldn't help that I wanted that piece of paper and therefore the bragging rights that I completed one of the hardest design school programs in the world and survived. Might I add, I graduated while pregnant, working full time, in heels, and hardly anyone at school knew I was busy growing a baby while making my portfolio until 2 weeks before graduation. This gave me a huge sense of accomplishment and I knew that i was ready for the "real world" now.
I remember different announcements and speakers discussing the impending "Monday After Graduation" dilemma. The fearful question of "What now?". The realization that there were no more homework assignments to sweat over. No more two hours commutes to school. But to be honest, the Monday was easy! I went berry picking with my favorite little people and family in town. I watched these kids ride ponies and feed baby goats and laugh so carefree. (And yes I totally partook in feeding the little baby goats!) They loved life and nothing could ruin their excitement. This is what I wanted to carry with me. I don't want to go into this next transitional time with fear or concern about what is next but pure happy giggle fits about the opportunity right here and now!
So after a day of farm play and pool time on ridiculously huge floaties with Perrier in hand, it becomes Tuesday. It is time to send out resumes to everyone who sounds remotely interesting and begin the journey of seeing how I can use my talent and drive and giggle fits to keep creating and growing our world. And when tomorrow comes, it will be Wednesday. And then Thursday. And life goes on. And I will look at this week as the most important week of my career life. And now....time to find work that can compete with my usual schedule of homework assignments and crazy commuting.