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Top prospects for Montreal Canadiens
Hudon has scoring ability, could make jump this seasonby Sean Farrell / NHL.com Correspondent
NHL.com is providing in-depth prospect analysis for each of its 31 teams throughout August. Today, the Montreal Canadiens.
The Montreal Canadiens traded their top prospect, defenseman Mikhail Sergachev, to the Tampa Bay Lightning on June 15, but that was the price to acquire forward Jonathan Drouin.
The Canadiens still have several prospects who likely will contribute in the NHL before 18-year-old center Ryan Poehling, who was selected in the first round (No. 25) of the 2017 NHL Draft after his freshman season at St. Cloud State.
[CANADIENS 31 IN 31: Season preview | 3 Questions | Fantasy breakdown | Behind the numbers]
Here are the Canadiens' top five prospects, according to NHL.com:
1. Noah Juulsen, D
How acquired: Selected with No. 26 pick in 2015 NHL Draft
Last season: Everett (WHL): 49 GP, 12-22-34
Juulsen, 20, joined St. John's in the American Hockey League and appeared in two playoff games after Everett was eliminated from the Western Hockey League playoffs. Montreal's AHL team now plays in Laval, which is where Juulsen (6-foot-2, 175 pounds) is expected to start the season.
A right-handed shot, Juulsen won a silver medal with Canada at the 2017 IIHF World Junior Championship and impressed Canadiens management at development camp by taking younger players under his wing and demonstrating leadership qualities.
Projected NHL arrival: Next season
2. Charlie Lindgren, G
How acquired: Signed as free agent March 30, 2016
Last season: Montreal: 2 GP, 2-0-0, 1.48, .949; St. John's (AHL): 48 GP, 24-18-6, 2.56, .914
Lindgren (6-2, 190) has played for Montreal in each of the past two seasons, though he is unlikely to unseat Al Montoya as Carey Price's backup this season.
The move of St. John's to Laval, a city north of Montreal, will make it easier for management to follow the 23-year-old goalie's development. He likely will spend another season in the AHL.
Projected NHL arrival: Next season
Video: MTL@DET: Lindgren makes big stop on Helm's one-timer
3. Charles Hudon, LW
How acquired: Selected with No. 122 pick in 2012 NHL Draft
Last season: Montreal: 3 GP, 0-2-2; St. John's (AHL) 56 GP, 27-22-49
Will this be the season Hudon finally sticks with the Canadiens? The 23-year-old forward has been knocking on the door and has impressed during very brief NHL stints in each of the past two seasons.
Hudon (5-10, 195) has demonstrated his scoring ability with three straight productive seasons in the AHL, though he might have to show more of that unless he has a strong enough camp to begin the season with the Canadiens.
Projected NHL arrival: This season
4. Nikita Scherbak, RW
How acquired: Selected with No. 26 pick in 2014 NHL Draft
Last season: Montreal: 3 GP, 1-0-1; St. John's (AHL) 66 GP, 13-28-41
Scherbak, 21, is a rare commodity as a Russian in the Canadiens system with Sergachev having been traded and the departures of veterans Alexander Radulov, Andrei Markov and Alexei Emelin.
Scherbak's size (6-2, 190) and skills eventually will be welcome additions with the Canadiens, who want to see consistency and plan to be patient with his development.
Projected NHL arrival: Next season
5. Joni Ikonen, C
How acquired: Selected with No. 58 pick in 2017 NHL Draft
Last season: Frolunda (SHL): 10 GP, 0-0-0; Frolunda U-20 (SuperElit) 40 GP, 22-19-41
Ikonen, 18, won a silver medal for Finland at the 2017 IIHF U18 World Championship and played 10 games for Frolunda in the Swedish Elite League.
The 5-11, 172-pound forward will play for former NHL forward Sami Kapanen with KalPa of the Finnish Elite League this season, and hopes to play for Finland at the 2018 IIHF World Junior Championship in December. He likely will need a few more seasons before he makes the jump to the NHL.
Projected NHL arrival: 2019-20

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BOSTON, Mass.—UMass Boston women's tennis opened their season with a dominating 9-0 victory Saturday afternoon over Skyline Conference Preseason Favorite Farmingdale State College.
UMass Boston 9, Farmingdale State 0
(UMass Boston 1-0)
(Farmingdale State 0-1)
A year after falling to the Rams 7-2 during the opening weekend of the season, all six Beacons went 2-0, to help the Beacons earn their revenge.
UMass Boston easily took all three doubles matches to leap out to a 3-0 lead and then cruised to wins at first and fifth singles to capture the match win. After pushing their lead to 7-0, UMass Boston won a pair of third-set super tiebreakers, to earn the shutout victory.
Senior Martina Daelli (Florence, Italy) had a triumphant return to the lineup, after not playing the past two seasons. She paired up with Valeria Tueme (Bonney Lake, Wash.) for an 8-4 win at second doubles and then earned a 6-2, 2-6, 10-6 super tiebreaker win at second singles.
Kathleen Conroy (Quincy, Mass.) and Meghan Erickson (Hubbardston, Mass.) opened the match with a huge 8-0 win at third doubles.
Kristy Garcia (Miami, Fla.) and Katie Gauthier (West Boylston, Mass.) pushed the lead out to 2-0, as they earned an 8-4 victory at first doubles.
Erickson kept the momentum going into singles play, as she cruised to a 6-2, 6-0 win over Julia Marino at fifth singles.
Garcia captured the all-important fifth point at first singles. The Beacons senior captured a 6-0, 6-2 win over Kayla Reidy.
UMass Boston made it 6-0 moments later, when Gauthier knocked off Carolann LaMonica 6-3, 6-4 at fourth-flight singles.
Tueme claimed the final two-set victory of the day at sixth singles, when the sophomore earned a 6-2, 6-2 win over Cameren Jackson.
In the final match of the day, Conroy raced back from a set down, to earn a 4-6, 6-3, 10-7 win over Celine Zollinger at third singles.
- UMass Boston earned their second-straight win on Opening Day and fourth in the past six years.
- The Beacons improved to 1-2 all-time against Farmingdale State College. In the previous two matches, the Rams had beaten the Beacons by a combined 15-3 score.
- Garcia moved into second-place in program history for career victories in Saturday's match. With her two wins, she passed former teammate Kelsey Shea ('17) for second all-time with 52 career victories.
- Farmingdale State has made it to four-straight NCAA Tournaments.
UMass Boston will look to improve to 2-0 for the first time since 2001, when they travel to take on Simmons College on Thursday at 4:30 p.m.


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By Chuck Tidmore
Sports Information Assistant
LEXINGTON, Ky. – The Huntingdon men's lacrosse team suffered its fourth loss of season, falling 7-5 at Transylvania University on Saturday afternoon.
The Hawks (1-4) scored the game's first three goals and took a 3-1 lead into the second quarter. Senior Brandon Sewell scored the first goal a little less than four minutes into the game. The goal was the 100th of his Huntingdon career, making him just the second Hawk to reach the milestone. Junior Jakob Works scored his 100th goal in the final game last season.
A little more than a minute after Sewell scored his 100th goal, freshman Patrick Rowe scored his first career goal on an assist from LaDarius Williams. Williams added a goal of his own to make it 3-0, less than eight minutes into the game.
The Pioneers (1-1) answered with four straight goals and took a 4-3 lead midway through the third quarter. Huntingdon's Kendrick Ballard tied the game late in the third quarter and Sewell gave the Hawks a 5-4 lead just 49 seconds into the fourth quarter.
Transylvania responded with three goals in a little more than three minutes to regain the lead and the momentum.
Starting goalie Fabien Gutierrez recorded nine saves and allowed two goals in the first half. Kristian Smith made ten saves and allowed five goals in the second half.
Josh Clayton recorded two caused turnovers and Brandon Scheele was 7-of-15 on faceoffs.
Huntingdon returns to action on Thursday, hosting Otterbein University at 4 p.m.


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Noon to 5 pm Mondays, Tuesdays,
and Saturdays.
10 - 5 pm Thursdays and Fridays
Closed Sundays and Wednesdays
September is right around the corner! School is in session already and it won't be long before we smell the hint of autumn leaves in the air.
You won't want to miss Berea's Spoonbread Festival, September 15 - 17! Watch for Captain Spoonbread, check out the car show, do the run/walk, bring your favorite pooch to the dog show. And along the way, stop in at Fiber Frenzy and share your best experiences with us!
Judy will help you start a beautiful crocheted or knitted
shawl/scarf using Katia Paints. One ball of yarn has all the color changes you like with no extra work on your part. September 8th or 14th, 2 pm. Class fee of $40 includes yarn. Bring size 7 32" circular needles or size G or H crochet hook.
Reyna has been one of the most popular free patterns on Ravelry for years! It is a fantasti
c triangular shawl, with alternating garter and eyelet sections. Perfect for variegated or gradient sock yarn, one hank makes a nice shawl. Stop in to select your yarn from our wide assortment, then cast on with Joan on September 15 or 22 at 1:00. She'll see you through the project in just a few weeks, and you'll have a great accessory for Fall!
Class is free with purchase of yarn.
The Rippled Capelet is a perfect accessory for fall days when there is just
a slight
chill in the air. DK weight yarn with an easy to memorize feather and fan repeat pattern works up fast on #6 32" circular needles. Get started with Judy on Saturday, September 16 at 1:30 pm and continue on Monday, September 25 at 1:30 pm. Class fee is $20.
Purchase your yarn prior to class.
Does your sock practice need a little sweetening up? Joan will get you off on the right foot with the "I Heart Bees" cuff-down socks. This is a nice textured sock with a lovely honeycomb stitch pattern, suitable for a tonal sock yarn. Cuff down heel flap socks are a basic architectural style; the stitch pattern adds both visual and stitching interest. Cast on September 1 at 1:00 and get a good start on the leg; we'll continue when you are ready to work the heel. Class is free with the purchase of sock yarn.
Ready for a Magic Number Tutorial? The Magic number is the number of knitted stitches that it takes t
o complete one color repeat. Once you know the magic number you can create great knitted effects by varying the number of stitches. Join Joan on September 21 at 1:00 with your favorite hand painted yarn and appropriate needles and we'll do the
math to figure out YOUR magic number. Class fee is $20.
Let's play with Magic Numbers! Jessica will lead you through the process to calculate the magic number and use that to crochet an argyle pattern without changing yarn! This technique is so cool; once you learn how you will use it to create beautiful patterns with variegated yarns. The class meets
September 28th at 2:00 p.m.
Bring a size H or I crochet hook. Class fee is $20 with purchase of yarn.
Let's get spinning! Have you recently been introduced to a wheel or spindle? Here's
an opportunity to practice and benefit from group experience - our monthly spinning day is
September 23
, from 3 - 7 (ish). We gather around with wheels, spindles, needles and hooks and solve all the world's problems while improving our skills. Bring a dish to share - a snack, a sweet, a beverage - make new friends and strengthen old bonds.
Jessica is in the house on three dates during September. Want a spinning tune up? Schedule some one-on-one time on
September 7
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2:00 - 5:00 p.m.
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September 23
noon - 3:00 p.m.
Remember, when Jessica is in the house, Jessica's Creations yarns and fibers are 20% off!
Registrations are coming in for Pins & Needles 2018! We have a well-rounded lineup in store for you this time. Your registration fee covers all instruction, breakfasts/breaks, and a bunch of fun. In the sewing category we have two great project series. One will give you an opportunity to learn quilt-as-you-go techniques. In this project, the seaming and quilting are done in one step, stitching the pieced top, batting and backing together at the same time. Add a binding and your project is complete in less than a day. If you are a beginning quilter or wannabe, this is the series for you. The other project is a great sweatshirt makeover. No precision cutting required, this is a fun, free form raw edge applique project that turns an oversized sweatshirt into a fashion statement.
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It's DAY 1 of the #16Voices, #16Stories from around the globe for the #16DaysOfActivism Against Gender Based Violence.
On 25th Day of November each year, the world marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and the beginning of 16 Days Of Activism against gender based violence campaign. This year marks 25 years of the campaign whose purpose is to increase international awareness on the systemic nature of violence against women and to expose this violence as a violation of women's human rights. UNWOMEN estimates that 1 in 3 women worldwide have experienced physical or sexual violence - mostly from an intimate partner.
In this spirit, IAMGOAL5 will be featuring stories from 16 people from a cross-section of people from around the world, from survivors of different forms of gender violence, policy makes, human rights defenders fighting to end gender based violence and government officials as well.
#16Voices for #16DaysOfActivism against gender based violence.
She is the premier events and party planner as well as lifestyle consultant in the busy town Nanyuki in Kenya; and having to be warm and open comes naturally to her being in the hospitality Industry. She buzzes from end to end with her beautiful smile doing what she loves best, being a lifestyle consultant and running her events business as well as blogging on fashion and travel.
But all is not what it seems at first glance, her smile is something that she has had to acquire back after having been robbed of it while in an abusive domestic relationship with her-then-fiance almost two years ago. She has come a long way since deciding to get out that toxic abusive relationship, a decision she has lived by very happily ever after, but was not an easy one.
She has shared her story with the Daily Nation and Stories of Courage which you can read here and here. I asked her;
"I would tell them not to be afraid of leaving for the fear of what the society will say about them. Also, anyone who hits you the first time will do it again, do not believe their emotional blackmail. Leave while you can."


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Use a piece of dental floss pulled taut to cut chilled brie cheese.
How to Make It
Step 1
Cut brie into 24 pieces, and let soften.
Step 2
Separate each biscuit into thirds, making 3 rounds. Press biscuit rounds into bottom and up sides of 24 mini-muffin cups. Spoon about 1 tsp. pepper jelly into center of each biscuit cup; top each with 1 brie cheese piece.
Step 3
Bake at 425° for 8 to 10 minutes or until golden brown. Let stand 10 minutes before serving.
Step 4
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Due to some vagaries in the system, we have some users who "belong" to multiple teams.
I think I've corrected the problem so it won't crop up again.
A couple of players' team memberships were manually reduced to 1. If it was you, and you're suddenly on the wrong team, post in the forum and I'll fix it for you.
For everyone else, when you go to the event list you may be redirected to a "You're on multiple teams" page, and asked to click the team you wish to remain on. Your "join date" will not change, so you'll still be able to participate in the events. You'll simply be de-listed from the other teams.
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According to Alain de Bottom and John Armstrong, authors of Art as Therapy, art has seven functions. It helps us remember . . . that sunny day on the beach, the walk by the pond, those people we love most dearly and the way the light makes their hair glow. It gives us hope to others who are persevering through difficulties; or as in religious art, in whom we may hope. Art inspires, depicting beauty absent in our present circumstance. It teaches how to bear suffering. It comforts as we identify with it. We are rebalanced when confronted with doses of our opposing tendencies or excesses. Certain works gift us with self-understanding. Art brings growth in attitude as we examine why certain art make us uncomfortable. Art brings renewed appreciation for things taken for granted.
When pondering the many benefits of art, and many more not listed, it's a wonder we are not all great art collectors. We might be a healthier nation as a whole if we bought more art . . . Just a thought.


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Franklin St, NY
Mixed Use Landmark Residential - 2013
An addition to a 5-story landmarked Italianate building on Franklin Street in Tribeca NYC. The exterior façade is restored to its previous original condition by removing the fire escape, restoring the storefront, full restoration of the marble façade, replacing the windows and repairing the cornice. The 1.5- story rooftop addition creates a mid-floor on the upper level with double-height space and skylights adding as much space as possible within the strict rules outlined by NYC Landmarks. The interior work references the historical details of the building, but with an entirely new construction.


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Ural x Motul Collaboration/
Adventure seekers from across the globe look no further than Ural Motorcycles when they want to take life to the limit. Motul has an excellent, specific range of products which operate in extreme conditions, and it has now entered in a multi-year agreement with Ural to become official lubricant partner to provide lubricants for our whole range.
The Motul x Ural bike will be featured at a number of motorcycle events this summer. Feel free to stop by the Motul booth at any of the events listed below to check out this one of a kind Ural first hand.


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First show in L.A.
I have had pictures shown in L.A. in the past, at a gallery, and another gift shop/gallery years ago
but this is my first "one-woman-show" in L.A. and it feels very exciting!
It was quite a bit of work, developing the photos in Italy, bringing them with me and framing them here.
Taking things from one place to another, organizing how to hang them and having some excellent help to do it LUCKILY, and now, things are just about in order and the show must go on!
Trying to get some photographs on her, but on a computer I am not familiar with. Keep trying, and hope to get them on now and later too.
Come to the show, will be happy to meet old friends and new ones.
Monday, 15 October 2012
Getting ready for Saturday
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Laura Bartczak is a Brooklyn based performer and visual artist originally from Pine, Colorado. She received a BFA in Dance Performance and Choreography from Western Washington University. She makes super 8mm films, site specific dance, and performance documentation.
Her choreography and film work has been presented by Anthology Film Archives, Lubov Gallery, AUNTS, Movement Research at Judson Church, Sarah Lawrence College, CATCH 70, Mono No Aware, The Domestic Performance Agency, The Hum, Gina Gibney Dance Center, DCTV, Dance Film Association, Otion Front, Trans Pecos, and Secret Project Robot, among others.
She recently installed 35mm photos, super 8mm and 16mm films, and live movement with six dancers at a solo exhibition entitled p a n o r a m a at caravaglia studio in nyc, presented by whitney browne.
As a performer she has had the opportunity to work and collaborate with Laurel Atwell, Lindsey Drury, Shandoah Goldman, Lauren Petty & Shaun Irons, Thea Little, Hadar Ahuvia, Paige Hunter, Kaia Gilje, Corinne Cappelletti, Kay Ottinger, and Katelyn Hales. As a photographer she has documented performance works by Melanie Maar, Athena Kokoronis, Laurel Atwell, Marion Spencer, Lorene Bouboushian, and more.
Laura currently teaches yoga and super 8mm film workshops with Mono No Aware.


text: We are not elitist. Everyone has to start somewhere. Our mission is to demystify the art world and make everyone a collector. We do that through education. Think of the gallery as a salon for meeting new artist and socializing with other collectors. The great art collector Gertrude Stein hosted gatherings in her home at 27 rue de Fleurus in Paris. Dedicated attendees included Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Sinclair Lewis, Ezra Pound, and Henri Matisse to name a few. It was a space that brought together confluences of talent and thinking that would help define modernism in literature and art. Start with a budget and buy what you like.


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We make sure all our new clients feel welcome, safe, and taken care of. During your complimentary consultation, we will get to know each other, see if we make a good fit, discuss birth plan preparation and history. After our consultation, we can make a decision to work together and schedule our first prenatal meeting!
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Hôtel Plaza Athénée
Frequently asked questions
1. Check-in/out times
Check-in is available from 3pm and check-out by 12 noon.
2. Early check-in
If you'll be arriving early, we're pleased to offer complimentary early check-in upon availability. However, to guarantee availability during busy periods, we recommend you book the previous night.
3. Late check-out
We'd love for you to prolong your stay with us. Late check-out before 2pm is complimentary, subject to availability. After 2pm, there is an additional charge of 50% of your room/suite rate, and a 100% charge after 6pm.
4. Early departure
We understand that plans can change, so we just ask that you provide notice if departing the hotel before your check-out date. This is complimentary with 24 hours' notice, or charged at one night's room rate.
5. Additional beds and cots
If you'd like to add an extra bed in your room or suite, we'll be happy to arrange this for €100 per night (from 13 years of age). Additional cots are complimentary for children under three.
6. Dress codes
We have a 'smart casual' dress code in our bar and restaurants, so we kindly ask that you refrain from wearing caps, ripped jeans, sportswear, trainers or shorts.
At Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athénée jackets are required for gentlemen.
7. Smoking policy
For the comfort of our guests, we have a no-smoking policy throughout the hotel.
8. Pets
We welcome small dogs (under 6kg) at the hotel for €100 per dog, per stay. To make them feel at home, we'll even spoil them with special amenities including a cotton sleeping basket, dog bowls and their own welcome note. Dogs are welcome at Le Relais Plaza, but we ask that your pooch stays at home when dining at Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athénée.
9. Accessibility
We have six accessible suites at the hotel, including three Junior Suites, one Superior Suite, one Deluxe Suite and one Prestige Suite. Each has wide 90cm doors, with accessible bathroom facilities such as a sliding shower door and handrails.
There are three elevators in the hotel, including access to the spa, and all the restaurants offer wheelchair access. Le Relais Plaza is accessible directly from the street.
Read more about the hotel's accessible features, facilities and services.
10. Parking
We're pleased to offer parking in our secured public car park during your stay for €45 per day. Please book in advance by contacting our concierge team at [email protected] or +33 01 53 67 64 99.
11. Bed sizes
Our generously sized beds at Hôtel Plaza Athénée are designed entirely around your comfort. For an indication of measurements, please see below:
King-size – 200 x 210cm (79 x 83")
Queen – 140 x 210cm (55 x 83")
Twin – 90 x 210cm (35 x 83")
12. TV channels
We're pleased to offer an extensive selection of international TV channels in your room.
Please click here to see the full menu.
13. Accepted payment methods
We accept cash, American Express, MasterCard, VISA and Diners Club. Please note we cannot accept payments by cheque.
10% tax is included in your room or suite rate, but an additional city tax of €5 per person, per day applies.
15. Group bookings
If you'd like to organise a party, meeting or event with us, we just ask that you book a minimum of ten rooms (without banqueting) or seven rooms (with banqueting). For more information, please visit our meetings & events page.


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Heritage Port has published several books dealing with the history of Port Stanley.
These are available at the office of the Lake Erie Beacon, 204 Carlow Street, Port Stanley, Ontario (telephone 519 782-4563).
Some of these books are also available at the Village Coffee House in Port Stanley.
For more information on any of the following titles, please click on the title.


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Barred Owls of Alligator River
This year has been a great year for Barred owls at Alligator River NWR. The family of owls having been hanging out, most of the time, right beside Sawyer Lake Road. I've been photographing them since memorial day weekend and a couple weeks back I had an incredible encounter. While photographing them one saw an earth worm moving on the ground right beside me. It flew from the tree, landed on the worm and return to the woods. It all happened so qucikly and so close that I was unable to create a usable photograph. It was just amazing to witness it!
After spending the morning searching for bear and after a mid-day meeting I returned in the early afternoon. While photographing one of them, which was very close to the road and at eye level, one of the adults flew in with a crayfish! It slowly handed it off to the youngster and lunch was served! It was a great experience! The photographs aren't perfect by no means but it was all about the experience for me.
After the adult left I saw where it landed and I followed and sat with it for another 30 minutes or so before heading back home. If your out and about in Alligator River this summer keep an eye out for them. Owls are my favorite birds and being in the presence is almost spiritual for me.
Until next time,
Cheers, Neil.


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Reviewed by Drew Ninnis
Country: Iceland.
Director: Ágúst Guðmundsson
Screenplay: Ágúst Guðmundsson
Runtime: 92 minutes
Cast: Gísli Örn Garðarsson, Ilmur Kristjánsdóttir, Laddi ø Iceland
Trailer: "Are you drunk?" (warning: yes.)
Viewed as part of the inaugural Scandinavian Film Festival 2014.
Plot: Following the death of her father, Anna and her boyfriend Ingi decide to sell the house they were sharing with him. However, father Ofeig is reluctant to leave his childhood home even in death, and complicates the sale by returning to haunt the couple. The rest of the plot you can pretty much guess; excepting the scene where Ingi robs a natural history museum. That's right – only a touch of archaeological larceny spices up this bland porridge of a film.
Review: There are some genuinely funny moments in Spooks and Spirits, the latest film by well-known (at least in Iceland) director Ágúst Guðmundsson; unfortunately, the film spends a long time getting to them. Set up as a loose interpretation of Noël Coward's Blithe Spirit, it sadly has none of the impeccable timing or biting wit of the play. A smash hit in Iceland, the film leaves a foreign audience with the feeling that the amusing beats of an episode of Iceland's favorite sitcom have been stretched to feature length. All that is missing is the laugh track; sadly, every other hackneyed cliché you would expect from the scenario is present.
Anchoring the action is the performance of Gísli Örn Garðarsson as boyfriend Ingi; a truly odd choice, considering that all of the potential emotional resonance of the film lies in the relationship between the deceased father (played by allegedly legendary Icelandic entertainer Laddi, but the appellation was missing in action here) and shrill daughter Anna (Ilmur Kristjánsdóttir). Instead of a funny but moving exploration of moments longed for but never had with the deceased, or the difficulties of a womanising father respecting the woman his daugher has become, we get a wacky set of antics as Ingi sets up an exorcism from a predictably handy ancient text and royally fucks it up when two pages get stuck together. On such small details do the fates hinge.
Instead, up is summoned a vengeful ex-girlfriend of Ofeig, whose sole purpose is to make the portrayal of Anna look less shrill by comparison. Because, you know, women, right? The film consistently falls into the lazy clichés and stereotyping that ostensibly made Ofeig such a bad father in the first place. The film closes not with Ofeig having learned his lesson, or the characters having grown, but simply with a successful exorcism.
Following this, none of the characters take the time to examine the horrifying metaphysical ramifications that the revelation that you can be summoned back from the dead might pertain; spending your days in the world desperately lusting for old pleasures or hungering to be avenged. No one asks what sort of God would allow this; or of what substance the soul and identity must be made of, and what remains of it though death and where it goes; or the ethical implications of summoning up a relative to live a pseudo-life against leaving them in unknowing sleep. Instead, a ghost is an obstacle to flogging off a cherished house and moving to somewhere with central heating in a better locale. Kids these days.
Several moments of the film are actually enjoyable – for example, Ingi's quest to get the right ingredients for his exorcism, and the creativity he shows in obtaining them. But these are swamped by a morass of seen-before pratfalls and punchlines.Spooks and Spirits is as enjoyable as a ghost at the feast, minus the feast.
Rating: One and a half vials of a virgin's menstrual blood. (Yep, an actual ingredient the conveniently to hand ancient text recommends for an exorcism.)


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MELBOURNE, Australia — From the beginning of Grigor Dimitrov's career, his stylistic similarities to Roger Federer were obvious. But as he has stagnated over the past 18 months, their differences are becoming more apparent.
Federer, seeded third, dispatched Dimitrov, 6-4, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4, on Friday in the third round of the Australian Open, improving his record against Dimitrov to 5-0.
"I was hoping to have a better result," Dimitrov, the No. 27 seed, said. "I'm not going to lie."
After an ascendant 2014 in which he broke into the top 10, Dimitrov stalled last year. He is now 24 years 8 months old; by that age, Federer, who is now 34, had won seven Grand Slam titles.
A direct comparison to Federer, who on Friday became the first male player to win 300 Grand Slam singles matches, is a burden for any unproven player. Dimitrov, a Bulgarian, was called Baby Federer early in his career because his forehand, backhand and serve technique mirrored Federer's.
But Dimitrov's transition from junior prodigy to tour stalwart was slow. Ranked 28th in the fall of 2013, he hired the Australian coach Roger Rasheed, who had previously worked with Lleyton Hewitt.
"When I saw Grigor, obviously he was a talented player with a lot of tools, and a lot of talk and a lot of hype, all the Baby Fed stuff," Rasheed said. "It's good, but I never buy into that activity. It's good to have when you're a young kid, obviously, but then it gets to a point where you're going to be your own person and actually create your own brand."
Rasheed preached "elite behavior activation" and emphasized strength. Under his instruction, the lithe Dimitrov gained eight pounds of muscle and began to have results that matched his flashy game.
At Wimbledon in 2014, Dimitrov ousted the defending champion, Andy Murray, in straight sets to reach the semifinals and achieved a career-high ranking of eighth. His fatigue at the end of 2014 may have caused him to miss out on a spot in the year-end championships, but Rasheed was confident that with a similar commitment, the pair could take the next step together last year.
"For me, I'd gotten him to where he was at Everest, at base camp," Rasheed said. "Before he was nowhere near it; he was in the parking lot, saying, 'Where's the bus that's going to take me there?' And he didn't know which bus to get onto. You just have to look at what was going on before that. Once you're at base camp, I just need to see a repeat performance."
Instead, Dimitrov regressed, which Rasheed attributed to possible complacency and distraction. Dimitrov did not win a tournament and failed to advance past the fourth round at a Grand Slam event.
"My big thing was about simplicity, and not getting caught up in being a center of attention," Rasheed said. "Because 'Wow, I'm already there, I'm legit now.' Yeah, you're there as a number, but you still have to earn your stripes because we can all go up and down pretty quickly."
Rasheed mentioned Dimitrov's relationship with Maria Sharapova, which began in 2013, as a harmful influence. "I think it's hard to have a really high-profile girlfriend in the same sport when you're trying to create your own identity," Rasheed said. "As much as you think you can manage that, a lot of the energy has to go, selfishly, to you. If you want to attack the top of the game — and I don't mean just being a pro player — if you want to attack the very top, it's about, 'Where does my energy go?'
"We play an emotional sport; it's win-loss every week. So there's obviously going to be time when we have to tap into the other halves on the emotional side. Normally it's them helping us. But when we have to give it all back as well, it can be draining, and it can affect outcomes."
Dimitrov split with Rasheed after Wimbledon last year, weeks before his relationship with Sharapova also ended.
Describing 2015 as "just a rough season," Dimitrov said: "I had problems with the rackets, you know, switching back and forth, changing the team. All that's a big factor, I think. It takes a little bit out of you. Your focus is shifting a little bit. Next thing you know, you find yourself in a very tough spot. I think that's what happened with me. But I can only learn from it."
Dimitrov has found another high-profile girlfriend in the singer Nicole Scherzinger, with whom he was splashed across front pages during the Brisbane tournament in the first week of this year.
Dimitrov, who was also romantically linked to Serena Williams before dating Sharapova, bristled at the notion that his star-studded personal life could prove a distraction.
"My private life is my private life, that's how it is," he said. "Whoever's next to me, it's my own business in a way."
Federer said he believed it was the changes in racket and team that most created upheaval for Dimitrov.
"I think he just lost his confidence for a little while," said Federer, who signed Dimitrov to his Team8 management company in 2013. "The problem is once you're ranked between 10 and 20, or even beyond — I don't know what his ranking is — you just get tough draws. Next thing you know, it's like first or second round, you're playing the big boys. You're not even playing poorly, you're just not winning those matches anymore like when you were ranked inside of the top 10."
Federer called last season a "learning curve" for Dimitrov.
"I think this year has got to be better for him," Federer said, citing Dimitrov's run to the final of the tuneup event in Sydney last week. "He's just got to take the positives out of it, you know, what's been going well. He's been playing well at the top of the baseline, going through his shots. He's playing positive tennis, and that's what he's got to keep doing moving forward."
Dimitrov is ranked 28th, as he was before starting with Rasheed. He is now working with Franco Davín, who previously coached Juan Martín del Potro.
"Slowly, you know, the pieces are coming together," Dimitrov said. "But obviously when you lose matches against obviously the top guys, there's a lot you can see that you can still work on."


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Nov. 08–Repairs of Norwalk streets and sidewalks have begun after a recent project in the city by Columbia Gas of Ohio.
Columbia Gas had a subcontract with Mid-Ohio Pipeline Services to repair leaky gas lines and wasn't working for the city. In early September, Mid-Ohio Pipeline crews started working on an area covering about 30 city blocks from Milan Avenue to State Street and from Main to League streets.
"It has made quite a mess of our streets and our sidewalks," Norwalk Mayor Rob Duncan told council Tuesday.
Duncan said Columbia Gas had noti›ed the city it was going to be repairing the gas lines, but didn't reveal the ›nal details "until the last minute." The mayor said he was the only person to attend a public hearing on the matter and "we didn't hear any complaints" until afterward.
As of late October, the work was near completion on North Foster Street and nearly 60 percent done overall. Duncan said the street and sidewalk repairs are expected to be completed before the start of winter.
Tuesday was the ›rst council meeting for new Norwalk Safety-Service Director Ellen Heinz. She follows Dan Wendt, who resigned, effective Aug. 24 and accepted an offer to serve as the assistant city manager for Fair›eld, near Cincinnati.
Heinz told council she was "very honored" to serve the city and looks forward to working with council members and city administrators.
Also, Wade Leimeister started as the Norwalk wastewater treatment superintendent recently. For about the last ›ve years, he supervised both the water and wastewater plants in Plain City. For 23 years prior to that in Lima, Leimeister served as its industrial monitoring and lab chief, water plant chemist and wastewater lab technician.
"We're happy to have him come aboard," said Norwalk Public Works Director Josh Snyder, noting it was a great coincidence for Leimeister's ›rst full day on the job to be during signi›cant rain — about 2.8 inches between Thursday and Friday. "We fared well out of that rain event."
In addition, Snyder informed council there will be a private "last call" service to signify the formal closing of the original ›re station at 3 p.m. today. The city engineer said the ceremony should be touching and he hopes an audio recording of the call will be available on the city Facebook page.
Fire›ghters transported the last of the items from the original station to the new facility Tuesday night.
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text: Acid Posted November 29, 2012 http://www.thestar.com/living/technology/article/1293635--wii-mini-nintendo-announces-canadian-exclusive-console-for-holidays The console, a smaller version of their older Wii, will be available in stores on December 7 for $99. Consumers should take care not to confuse it with the technologyWii U, the company's HD console that launched less than two weeks ago. The Wii Mini is an updated and smaller version of the hugely successful Wii system that launched in 2006, whose legacy was to bring motion control gaming into the home. Its success forced competitors to match that capability, launching systems such as the Xbox Kinect and PlayStation Move. The original Wii is also one of the smallest home consoles ever released Hmm, shrinking a device, slapping Mini on it with the same tecnology and branding it as a new product...sound familiar anyone? 0 Share this post Link to post


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Coaching Corps is a corps of motivated college students and community members who serve as volunteer coaches, mentors and role models in afterschool sports programs serving girls and boys who live in some of our most under-resourced communities.
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On the surface, what we do may look easy – we offer a full-season of sports programs for kids who normally wouldn't get them. We pair up with another Coaching Corps coach and we create teams, design drills, give high-fives and coach our kids through wins and losses on and off the field.
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Willow Branch Lofts
807 Poquito St. Austin, TX 78702
29 units
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Willow Branch lofts are the perfect condo complex for those looking for an affordable Austin, Texas condominium on the east side that's close to everything including the University of Texas at Austin. Located at 1807 Poquito Street just east of IH-35, the lofts are actually within walking distance to Longhorn baseball and football games. Ideal for a student or a young professional, Willow Branch lofts features 29 units ranging from modest 640 square foot one bedrooms to spacious two bedroom two bath units over 1000 square feet.
Willow Branch Lofts
- Completed in 2009
- 29 residential units across 3 floors
- Units range from 840 – 1100 square feet
- One bedroom and two bedroom units
- Parking: Yes
- Pool: No
- Fitness Center: No
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The Willow Branch Lofts are located at 807 Poquito St. Austin, TX 78702 in East Austin.
Willow Branch Lofts Features
- The building features solid masonry, metal, and wood construction with a low-maintenance exterior and beautifully landscaped grounds.
- The HOA fees at this complex include common area insurance and maintenance, water, and waste water fees are are very affordable.
- Interior features for both the one and two bedroom units include 9′ ceilings, stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops, very high-efficiency central air and heat, laundry connections, under mount sinks, ceiling fans, pre-wiring for security systems and wall-mounted flat screen TVs, insulated windows, recessed lighting, stained concrete floors, and a parking space included for each bedroom.
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Ages range from 5 to 18 years. Sessions can be tailored for individual or groups that are looking to compliment or advance their skills level that they are receiving from regular club training. Speed & agility, striker play, defence vision game awareness are some of the additional areas ASA Football offers potential players overall a development in all aspects of the game.
Our head coach Pat Polistina brings to the sessions his experience as a player in Europe and a youth coach for AS Roma affiliates. Pat has over the years established contacts with clubs in the UK and Europe that will potentially aspiring players that may wish to seek trails overseas.
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ASA also offers training sessions for individuals and teams that in the off season want to sharpen their skills by playing 7 a side soccer. Players will participate in Academy only competitions and gala days. This assists players learning to react faster to situations in a closer and confined area technically making players work on their feet and thinking with mind on various situations on the field.
A summer programme consists of 1 or 2 nights training and a match per week.
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The event will feature a professional arts and crafts show, a rummage sale, baked goods and plants.
Sponsored by the Paladin Booster Club and run by student clubs, it will be from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the school, 1300 Paladin Way.
The event is free and open to the public.
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text: This short talk presented to the BuildPeace 2017 Conference in Bogota describes the process and outcomes from implementing systemic action research in Myanmar. The presentation argues that by taking a systems view and empowering local communities in conflict settings to be the agents of change according to the priorities that they themselves define, peacebuilding efforts can be more scalable and sustainable. A recipe for effective bottom up peacebuilding and testament to often overlooked capacities of local communities to articulate and implement peacebuilding better than outsiders can.Read More


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Dopamine is a signaling chemical--a neurotransmitter--that is used by various cells in the body to communicate with one another. The primary places in the body where dopamine is used are in the central nervous system, peripheral nervous system and in the blood vessels. These medications are used to treat conditions resulting from too much production of dopamine. The main uses for dopamine blockers are: anti-psychotics, anti-emetics (drugs used to treat nausea and vomiting) and anti-depressants.
Anti-Psychotic Medications
The mainstay of dopamine blockers is treatment of schizophrenia. Anti-psychotic medications are the largest group of dopamine blockers on the market today. Clozapine (sold as Clozaril, Leponex) is a commonly prescribed anti-psychotic medication to treat this condition. Schizophrenia is a psychiatric condition resulting from a relative overproduction of dopamine in certain parts of the brain. Although there are side effects to treatment with these drugs, many patients have returned to a normal life thanks to this class of medications. (see Reference 1)
Anti-Emetic Medications
The anti-emetic properties of some dopamine blockers are exploited when treating the extreme nausea that accompanies chemotherapy in treatment of some cancers. The strong medications in the chemotherapy circulate through the entire body and irritate certain parts of the brain, which are sensitive to foreign chemicals in the bloodstream. Normally, the nausea is a protective reflex that would cause the body to expel anything poisonous that might have been consumed. In the case of chemotherapy, however, the drugs are delivered intravenously and the nausea is an unfortunate side effect. Treatment with some dopamine blockers like metoclopromide (Reglan) can bring relief in such cases. Other anti-emetic drugs that are dopamine antagonists include Domperidone, Haloperidol, Chlorpromazine and Alizapride. (see Reference 2)
Anti-Depressive Medications
The most famous dopamine blocker antidepressant is Wellbutrin. It is a commonly used antidepressant medication in modern psychiatric treatment protocols. Most often, Wellbutrin is used to treat major depressive disorder and seasonal affective disorder. (See Reference 3)
- Ion Channels: Mechanism of Action of Antipsychotic Drugs from Dopamine D(2) Receptor Antagoni
- Medscape: Anti-emetics- Dopamine Antagonists
- The Journal of Pharmacology: Behavioral and Biochemical Effects of the Antidepressant Bupropion (Wellbutrin): Evidence for Selective Blockade of Dopamine Uptake in Vivo


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So, what do you think of the new Occasions Catalog? I just love the new stamps and ideas. I created this card using the Incredible Like You set. It's so bright and cheerful and coordinates with its own project kit. I received this set at On Stage in November, and I just started to play around with it. It's hard to tell, but on the smaller Old Olive card, I used our brand new Rectangle Stitched Framelits Dies. I've been waiting for these for a long time. I just know you will love them too.
The two-step stamping is an easy technique. Stamp the first flower into the ink and stamp onto cardstock. Then stamp the 2nd flower into the ink and stamp on top first image. It will give it a 3-D look.
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Daily Content Archive(as of Monday, October 24, 2016)
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Persian MiniaturesPersian miniatures are small paintings with themes that often depict concepts from Persian mythology and poetry. The best-known form of Persian painting in the West, miniature painting became a significant Persian art form in the 13th century, peaking in the 15th and 16th centuries. Likely influenced by the Western and Byzantine traditions of manuscript illumination, Persian miniature is characterized by the use of geometry and a vivid palette. What other culture heavily influenced the art form? More...
|This Day in History
The United Nations Is Formally Established (1945)The United Nations (UN) is an international organization founded to promote peace, security, and economic development. Representatives from the US, the UK, the Soviet Union, and China first met in 1944 to discuss the problems involved in creating such an agency, and the results of their talks became the basis for the UN Charter that was ratified in 1945. Established immediately after WWII, it replaced the essentially powerless League of Nations. Who first coined the term "United Nations"? More...
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Sarah Josepha Buell Hale (1788)Hale was an American writer and editor who turned to writing in 1822 as a widow trying to support her family. She edited Ladies' Magazine, the first successful US women's magazine, and then Godey's Lady's Book, with which it merged. As the first female magazine editor, she shaped many of the attitudes and ideas of women of the period. Hale is also credited with helping to make Thanksgiving a national holiday in the US. What popular nursery rhyme did she write? More...
|Quotation of the Day
|To depend upon a profession is a less odious form of slavery than to depend upon a father.
Virginia Woolf (1882-1941)
|Today's Holiday
United Nations Day (2018)The international peacekeeping organization known as the United Nations was formally established on October 24, 1945, in the wake of World War II. Each member nation observes October 24, and in some places the entire week is known as United Nations Week. In the United States, events taking place on this day include parades, international fairs, and dinners featuring foods from different countries. Schools frequently observe United Nations Day by holding folk festivals that teach students the music, songs, and dances of different countries. More...


text: Having named and created the Freedome brand, My Agency worked with teams in Australia, the USA and the UK to bring to life and launch the first Freedome at Cheshire Oaks, the first park in a new international franchise for Sky Zone. The park's interior was created by Sky Zone's US park design and build team with My Agency creating all the parks branding, imagery, graphics, safety video, clothing, merchandise and printed literature. We also provided all the video content and imagery for the website & social media channels.


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This service supports adults of working age living within Midlothian and East Lothian who are in recovery from substance misuse and looking to progress into education, training and employment. It is delivered in partnership with Edinburgh College, which supplies tutors.
Participants are met by a caseworker in their village or town (or another place of safety). Initial contacts are made in accessible venues, such as local libraries, community centres and recovery café's. Participants are given support and training and encouraged to engage in local groups and activities to help them through their journey of recovery.
The service incorporates the Midlothian and East Lothian Recovery College. This takes place in Dalkeith and Musselburgh and provides a choice of positive activities, seven days a week. Personal Learning Action Plans are devised for each participant to help them achieve their goals. Life skill classes are also delivered through local recovery cafes.


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Kitchen Extension
97 Greenwich South Street, London SE10
The proposal is to build an extension for a lower ground floor flat in a large four storey Victorian house and dig out a terrace in the raised back garden. Presently the small existing kitchen has limited views outside and access to the raised garden is via an unattractive steel staircase- space is limited outside the flat. The clients wish to extend their kitchen to provide extra space for home working and more kitchen space and storage, and to have more light and views onto a new dug-out terraced patio with retaining walls for storage.
The access to the patio shall be via the kitchen extension. The patio will have three terraced levels; each 300mm above each other. There is a proposed new staircase at the end of the newly dug-out terrace that leads up to the raised garden. Alternatively, access can be gained to the patio from the upper ground level/first floor via a walkway that leads from the existing first floor terrace to the garden. From the garden access to the patio can be had via the new staircase down to the terraces. The side alley on the lower ground floor is maintained as it is.
The proposed extension is designed in such a way that the existing ground floor rear extension is continued with a flat roof in such a way that the ceiling below is continuous and a horizontal arrangement is created. The extension is splayed (in plan) at the end so as to face the proposed newly dug-out patio. The elevation facing the patio will have three folding glass doors that will allow the clients to open up their kitchen in the summer. These folding glass doors are proportioned, in a way that makes them look like elegant vertical elements set within an overall arrangement that is horizontal in composition. They will be full height. There is also a proposed window seat that faces the side alley and projects enough to allow a 900mm gap between the window seat and the fence. This window seat is also horizontal in proportion to match and line through with the existing coping and French doors. The extension has a glass, flat panelled skylight that is raised from the roof and set in a lead covered up-stand. Along the side of this roof there is a proposed walkway that leads to the garden and has storage below for the patio. There is a solid staircase that leads to the back garden from the patio. The interior of the existing kitchen area will be converted to provide a utility room and broom cupboard.
The roof of the extension will be lead and the façade white painted render to match the existing ground floor walls. Over the roof where the walkway progresses along the side the structure will be of timber decking. The balustrades throughout will be glass panelled with timber handrails. The folding glass doors shall be of grey aluminium. The window seat shall be comprised of lead clad timber and steel bracket construction. The coping on top of the rendered walls shall be of reconstituted stone and the rainwater pipe shall be of grey pressed metal. The patio shall be of concrete with storage areas below the walkway similarly of concrete. The new staircase leading to the raised garden shall be of concrete as well and house an extra storage space beneath it.


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Ashley Miller asks how food manufacturers can keep pace with ever-changing food trends, diets and lifestyle choices
Organic, gluten-free, sugar-free, vegan, 'clean'…the list goes on. With the UK market for meat-free foods set to rise to £658 million by 2021, the fact that #vegan has been attributed to over 61 million Instagram posts isn't surprising, and this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to increasingly common 'free-from' diets. It seems not a week goes by without a new way of eating emerging onto the scene, with the unstoppable rise of social media accelerating the speed at which new 'diets' and food choices quickly become established on a global scale. The same can be said of fashionable foods, with the much Instagrammed 'Avocado toast' images of the last couple of years going someway to explain why avocados now out-sell oranges in the UK.
While Instagram and the rise of foodie vloggers and bloggers have led to changes in not only how people think about food but how they buy and consume food, too, they've also had a major effect on food manufacturers. For the very businesses who are responsible for catering for the ever-changing appetites of modern consumers, the challenge is two-fold. Firstly, there's the need to keep up with ever-changing tastes, trends and dietary requirements, making the necessary changes to products quickly and effectively to provide the customer with exactly what they're calling for, without compromising on taste, quality or price. Secondly, there's the need to ensure the right processes and procedures are in place to underpin transparent, traceable production to guarantee that something claiming to be 'gluten-free', for example, is actually just this – free from gluten.
With a view to solving both of these challenges, while meeting customer demand and staying profitable, many food manufacturers are investing in technology. The right systems can provide the necessary levels of business agility, product development capability and transparency of production that are required to stay one step ahead of the competition as well as satisfying the customer.
With changing consumer demand comes increased pressure on systems and supply chains to work harder than ever, bringing new, quality products to market faster and more efficiently while maintaining healthy profit margins. More and more food manufacturers are updating their business systems to do just this, implementing Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software to sit across the entire business, unifying and streamlining all business processes while providing a single, holistic view of the business. Enabling full integration with all product lifecycle and supply chains systems, the right solution brings new levels of control to not only production, but product development as well.
The ability to manage all key business processes with a single solution provides the level of detail in real-time that food and beverage businesses need for slicker, more efficient operations. It's the increased levels of visibility and control right across the business, alongside powerful scheduling capability, that make it quicker and easier to predict future requirements and respond to new customer demands, serving to streamline inventory, for substantial cost savings and less wastage, while optimising production and minimising downtime.
Advanced recipe management functionality handles the levels of complexity that are common in food manufacturing, making the creation of new or 'free-from' products much easier. For example, if a new ingredient is used in place of another, the right system can calculate the amount that will be needed to maintain the flavour or quality of the product. The right solution will provide the granular detail required to leave nothing to chance, controlling formulas and specifications, while tracking precise costs and nutritional information.
Consumers and retailers are demanding increased visibility into the entire production process to ensure they're getting the right products. To provide the levels of transparency and traceability needed, manual, paper-based track and trace processes simply aren't good enough, with businesses recognising the need to implement solutions that provide a clear line of sight throughout product development, production and the wider supply chain.
Robust ERP systems can provide field to fork traceability, offering instant visibility over not only food safety but with quality checks and balances at every step of the way, from goods-in to the finished product reaching the customer, ensuring precise ingredient declarations for increased compliance and customer reassurance. For example, you can put controls in place to ensure that when it comes to a gluten-free product, you ensure that gluten ingredients are never substituted into that item during production.
With the ever-changing desire for different food choices and options showing no sign of slowing any time soon, food manufacturers need to stay as flexible, agile and responsive as possible if they're to keep up with consumers. Now is the time to trade-in manual or disjointed systems for integrated, centralised business software, keeping close control of the entire business, while streamlining processes and procedures to be able to react quickly and effectively to these changing demands. With the right systems in place, food manufacturers can do more, for less, keeping customers satisfied and the competition very much on their toes.
To learn more about how ERP software can help you, we host free Software Selection & Implementation Masterclasses throughout the year aimed at helping and guiding companies from the very start of their software journey through to implementation.
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Teamline Pro and billing
Teamline pro gives you and your team a lot more advanced features to use with Teamline, including:
- Marking any task private, so you can specify exactly who is allowed to see it
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- Export to CSV
- Synchronize tasks with your calendar
How many users am I billed for?
When you upgrade to Teamline Pro, your whole team will receive access to its advanced features. However, instead of charging for everybody in your team, Teamline pro only counts active users in your bill - so you are only ever charged for people who actually get value out of Teamline. Active users are counted as anybody who uses Teamline that month, or has tasks assigned to them.
Does Teamline work with guest users?
Yes, Teamline Pro works with Slack guest users. When you give a guest user access to your Slack team, they can also login to Teamline to see tasks. Note:
- Guest users will only be able to see the channels/users/tasks that they would be able to see in Slack
- A guest user must be in the same channel as @teamline to be able to login
- Guest users can login by sending @teamline a direct message with the word "login"
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What is your cancellation policy?
You can cancel Teamline Pro at any time, and you will not be charged any further amount. If you cancel Teamline Pro, you will continue to receive access until the end of the time you've paid.
Teamline Pro comes with a 7-day free trial, where you can try out the features before you are charged.


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