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It is critical that your business understand why online reviews are so important to its overall success, and the importance of online reputation management for your company.
Did you know that nearly 85 percent of American adults utilize the internet? Today's world is driven by the internet, which is why it is critical that your business understand why online reviews are so important to its overall success, and the importance of online reputation management for your company. Here are two clear reasons why reviews matter:
Nearly 70 percent of consumers put their trust in the opinions that they read online.
Some people think, "I read it online, so it has to be true." While some may laugh at such a bizarre statement, there is actually truth behind it, according to statistics. Everywhere you go online, from Google to Yelp to Facebook, you will find a large amount of people sharing their opinions on local businesses (just like yours) and plenty of others looking for opinions. These opinions matter because some of them are going to be positive and some are going to be negative. Therefore, these opinions are going to positively and negatively impact your business.
Customers tend to share poor experiences online before they share positive ones.
While you would hope that a happy customer would head straight to the internet to share their positive experience at your business, this likely won't happen. More often than not, you won't get an online review unless a customer has had a negative experience with your business. They do this in order to release some of their frustration. After all, you know how it feels to let some of that anger out when you feel that you have been wronged in some way. Plus, it may save someone else from having to go through a similar situation.
The important thing for you to take away from this is that you take the time to insist on your happy customers to leave a positive review for your business. Let them know how appreciative you would be if they would take the time to do this. That way, if you do have a negative review at some point, those positive reviews will help to outweigh those negative ones.
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We Want a Bit of Naija! Pete Hoppins talks about the Nigeria jersey
In case you have not seen it already, the Nigeria kit, also called the Naija kit, has been a runaway success for Nike and for the Nigeria team. Senior Nike Design Director, Toffee Club owner and England fan Pete Hoppins recently talked with Sports Illustrated's Grant Wahl on his World Futbal podcast. Here are a few highlights from the talk as well as a link at the bottom of this article to the full and very interesting interview.
So what's the story on the Naija kit?
Click here to read about the marketing of the jersey and the musical influences Nike used to create something the newest generation of Nigerian football fans would love. Keep reading below to hear Pete talk about the two year process that led to the beautiful, colorful, timely and stylish jerseys, warm up gear and fashion pieces.
Grant pointed out that the energy of the jersey was very much like Fela Kuti. Pete agreed and pointed out that the latest generation in Lagos especially are influenced by Skeptic and Starboy which is why they were part of the discussion when the kit was tested.
Pete talks about the popularity of the Naija jersey, "It has taken us by surprise. It's a two year design process. (We are now doing our 2020 Euro designs.)The Naiji kit started with a design team that wanted to do something different. We looked for a football federation we could take risks with and change the aesthetics and cultural reference point for football. We chose Nigeria. England has to be white. Brazil has to be yellow, but Nigeria has a football federation who were open to doing something new. We also have to think about the new innovations in fabric and then decide on the story we want to tell."
Pete then talked with Grant about a documentary that traces the history of the football jersey.
Pete continues, "There's a shift now where football is becoming a lifestyle in terms of design. It's like the basketball and skateboard culture of the 80s and 90s. The tipping point has definitely been the Nigeria kit at this world cup. It's a cultural explosion."
Grant then asked Pete if other federations now want a bit of the Nigeria kit magic. He said, "Oh yes! They are all saying WE WANT A BIT OF THE NAIJA!"
Click here to listen to the full interview with Pete Hoppins on Grant Wahl's Planet Football podcast. Pete's interview starts at minute 17. Make sure you let Grant know you like the interview!
Cheers, Team Toffee
Join use for Nigeria v. Argentina at 11 on Tuesday at the Toffee club and check out the warm up kits and game jerseys that have taken the soccer and fashion world by storm.

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|I. Introduction --
II. The vegetation of Krakatao before the catastrophe of Aug. 27th 1883 --
III. The destruction of the original vegetation of Krakatao --
IV. The expedition of Treub in 1886 --
V. The trip of Boerlage to Lang Eiland in September 1896 --
VI. The expedition of Penzig, Treub, Raciborski, Boerlage and Clautriau to Krakatao, Lang Eiland and Verlaten Eiland in March 1897 --
VII. The trip of Golenkin and Valeton to Krakatao in 1905 --
VIII. The expedition of Ernst, Pulle, Campbell and Backer to Krakatao in April 1906 --
IX. The expedition of Fransen Herderschee, Holtappel, Cool, Jacobson, Demmeni and Backer in May 1908 --
X. The stay of Mr. Johann Händl on Krakatao from 1915 till 1917 --
XI. The excursions of Mr. Docters van Leeuwen and his companions to Krakatao in 1919 --
XII. Further publications on the revegetation of Krakatao --
A. Dr. W. Docters van Leeuwen, The Galls of Krakatau and Verlaten Eiland in 1919 --
B. Dr. W. Docters van Leeuwen, The Galls. of the Islands of the Krakatau-group and of the Island of Sebesy --
C. Dr. K.W. Dammerman, The fauna of Krakatau, Verlaten Eiland and Sebesy --
D. Max Fleischer, Beitrag zur Laubmoosflora der Vulkaninsel Krakatau --
E. Dr. W. Docters van Leeuwen, The Vegetation of the Island of Sebesy --
Index of plant-names.
|by C.A. Backer.
I. Introduction. II. The vegetati(l)n of Krakatao before the catastrophe of Aug. 27th 1883. 15 III. The destruction of the original vegetation of Krakatao. 18 IV. The expedition of T r e u b in 1886. ... 36 V. The trip of Boerlage to Lang Eiland in September 1896. 84 VI. The expedition of Pen zig, T r e u b, R a c i b 0 r ski, B 0 e r- I age and C I aut ria u to Krakatao, Lang Eiland and Verlaten Eiland in March 1897. ... 88 VII. The trip of Go len kin and Val e ton to Krakatao in 1905. 129 VIII. The expedition of Ern s t, Pull e, Cam p bell and B a c k e r to Krakatao in April 1906. ... 142 IX. The expedition of F ran sen Her d e r s c h e e, Hoi tap pel, Cool, Jacobson, Demmeni and Backer in May 1908. 178 X. The stay of Mr. J 0 han n Han d I on Krakatao from 1915 till-1917.. ...
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The Food and Drug Administration said yesterday, March 30th 2012, it would allow bisphenol A (BPA) to remain in food packaging, an action that keeps the hormone-disrupting chemical linked to cancer, obesity and a host of other health problems in the food supply.
The FDA rejected a petition from the Natural Resources Defense Council, while it emphasized it was not making a final determination of BPA's safety and instead will continue to examine the ongoing research of BPA's effects on health.
To say that parents, health advocates, and scientists are dismayed, disappointed, and discouraged is no overstatement.
Dr. Sarah Janssen, senior scientist in the public health program at the Natural Resources Defense Council said:
"BPA is a toxic chemical that has no place in our food supply. We believe FDA made the wrong call. The agency has failed to protect our health and safety – in the face of scientific studies that continue to raise disturbing questions about the long-term effects of BPA exposures, especially in fetuses, babies and young children. The FDA is out-of-step with scientific and medical research. This illustrates the need for a major overhaul of how the government protects us against dangerous chemicals."
I couldn't agree more with Dr. Janssen's comments. We had a chance as a country to significantly lessen the exposure of millions of people to a toxic chemical– and improve health outcomes for America's children. It was another missed opportunity, and industry again won out over the public health. How long will we continue to let this happen?
"It's discouraging! I still have power though, I choose how, where and what I buy. My dollar will win in the end. Not to mention, as a consumer we have a say in what companies make. I will just keep calling and NOT buying those certain items." — Edie
"Why are we, the taxpayers, paying for this government agency when they're not looking out for the people? Sickening (literally). Just another government agency in the pocket of Big Industry." — Michelle
"Not surprising. We are a long way off from getting it banned in Australia. I've come to the conclusion that the large manufacturers have more control (and money) than our Government, hence the lack of action." –Amanda
"Sadly BPA is in a lot of things, receipts, toilet paper, newspapers… It's sad that they would make an effort to remove it from certain kids/baby products because of it's toxicity and then leave it in everything else… Another great reason for all of us to take a good hard look at what we eat/drink/buy…." –EcoEnviroGirl
After we lick our wounds a bit, we need to take the power back to the people, like these wise commenters suggest. By buying products that don't contain BPA, by calling companies, by writing about this issue and on company's Facebook pages– we can make small and steady change to protect our kids from this harmful chemical if the government won't. And we can try again with the Safe Chemicals Act, so that every chemicals has to be tested and deemed safe BEFORE being put in everyday products.
Just look at the recent news of major soup companies switching from BPA can linings. Your voice does make a difference, even if this weekend, we were let down by an agency that has a mission to protect the public health.
In the meantime– don't buy canned food (unless you know it is BPA free) , use stainless steel and glass to store your food, and slowly (or quickly, if you can afford it!) move away from using plastics in your kitchen. You can learn more here and at Mightynest.
What do you think of the FDA's decision to keep BPA in food packaging?
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Address: 91 Wick Street, Wick, Littlehampton, West Sussex, BN17 7JY.
Phone: 01903 721407
Facebook: www.facebook.com/CountryLifePetSupplies
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Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 900am - 5.30pm.
Wednesday: 9:00am - 1.30pm.
Sunday: Closed.
Country Life Pet Supplies
Country Life Pet Supplies was first established in Rustington, 48 years ago and decided to open a branch in Wick in 2012. We have a large range of all pet supplies and a vast selection of wild bird seeds and treats.
Country Life realises that the market is highly competitive and makes every effort to keep prices as low as possible without cutting down on the quality.
Here at Country Life Pet Supplies, we stock all the leading brands of dog and cat food at very competitive prices, most of which is sold loose, so you don't have to buy large quantities.
We sell James Wellbeloved dog and cat food at a great price and have a special offer on Burns Dog Food, buy seven and get one free on all flavours and sizes! And if we don't have the product you require in stock, we can have the item delivered to the shop within a just a few days.
We have our very own brand of dog food, Country Life's Finest Dog Food. It's as good as all leading brands but at a fraction of the cost! It's hypo-allergenic, wheat and gluten free and for sensitive dogs, we even have a duck and potato flavour which is cereal and grain-free. Call in to find out more and pick up a free sample so your dog can give it a try.
We also sell a good selection of frozen pet food including frozen reptile food and can offer a good variety of small animal food/treats, and even have a reptile, aquarium and pond food section.
Our friendly staff are always happy to help and orders can be delivered free on a Tuesday and Friday, so why not pop in and see us just don't forget to bring your dog so they can have a free treat.


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I have decided to make August a month dedicated to focusing on work and side projects. With that said, I have been occupying the little free time I have with fun printables to surround me in the meantime. Enjoy!
Calendar of the Month via Scout Creative
Print via Alderberry Hill
Alphabet Bunting via little.lovely.
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The Fartlek: What On Earth Is That?
If I'm being honest, Fartlek is one of my least favorite words. However, it's one of my favorite type of run workouts. The term "fartlek" is a Swedish word that means "speed play". In a nutshell, a Fartlek blends continuous running with interval work. So what differentiates it from interval work? Traditionally when you are doing intervals, you have a specific goal pace or time in which to cover a specific distance, followed by a set amount of rest between your sets. With a fartlek, you simply mix periods of fast running with periods of slow running in a continuous flow. You generally go off of perceived effort of what "hard" or "easy" feels like to you on that day. Traditionally fartleks are unstructured, meaning you get to choose how long each period of hard or easy lasts. You can incorporate hills or choose not to. It could be as simple as "run hard until you pass the mailbox" followed by "run easy until you come to the next stoplight". You can also add some specific structure to your fartlek by having set amounts of time for each hard/easy effort (a structured fartlek) but not having a set pace in order to keep true to the nature of what a fartlek is. These can be useful as a stepping stone to more structured run workouts like tempos or speedwork intervals or during off season when it's nice to have a break from specific pace goals. Whatever your use for them, maybe the word will make you smile a little during your run.
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By Obinna Achi, EnuguÂ
The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, has expressed optimism that those mocking the change promised by the All Progressives Congress, APC, would soon be disappointed as things begin to take shape. The Minister who spoke in Enugu at a town hall meeting for the South East organised by the ministry on Monday, said the change was already manifesting in every facet of the nation's life.Â
He said contrary to the insinuations in certain quarters that the people were not feeling the impact of government, a lot had been done in moving the country forward.Â
"Many have said they are yet to see the change we promised. Much more have called the promise a ruseâ€, Mr Mohammed said.Â
"In fact, they are now mocking us. But we remain undaunted because we know that the change we promised is real.Â
"In fact, the change we promised is already here, and it is manifesting all around usâ€, he said.Â
Buttressing his position, the minister said that the government had successfully stopped the looting of public funds which was responsible for underdevelopment.Â
He said, "Before now, public officials simply opened the public till took as much money as they wanted and walked away without consequences.Â
"That explains why funds allocated to the military to fight Boko Haram ended up in the piggy banks of many unscrupulous Nigerians.Â
"Today, all those who looted the public treasury are being made to answer for their actions, as impunity gives way to accountability.Â
"Many have offered to return their loots, and much more are facing chargesâ€.Â
Mr Mohammed said with the introduction of the Treasury Single Account, funds meant for the federal government were directly paid in and used for development of infrastructure.Â
He noted that before now, funds accruing to the government were paid into so many accounts and went to private purses.Â
He said the government had successfully identified and stopped salaries hitherto paid to more than 30,000 ghost workers.
According to him, "We promised to diversify the economy away from oil, to ensure that other sectors are able to significantly contribute to sustainable development.Â
"In June 2016, for the very first time, about 70 percent of the more than N500 billion raised from the Federal Accounts Allocation Committee came from the non-oil sector, while 30 per cent came from the oil sector.Â
"It was the first time in 2016 that the Federal Government shared more than N500 billion among the three tiers of governmentâ€.Â
In the area of security, Mr Mohammed said that the government had successfully crushed the Boko Haram terrorists and not a single territory was being administered by them.Â
On infrastructure, the minister said that construction firms had been mobilised to sites on major roads in the country.Â
He said, "As they move to the site, they are creating thousands of new jobs. No part of the country is left out of this.Â
"Where the contractors have not been seen on the site, it is because of the rains, not because of lack of mobilisation.Â
The minister said the complaints about perceived or real instances of lopsidedness in appointments were being addressed.Â
"There are hundreds of appointments yet to be made. It is an evolving scenario and any lopsidedness is being addressed as we progressâ€, he said.


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GDP Growth will stop almost everywhere. What chance does Japan or South Korea stand if the average age is 53 years old in 2050? The average age of China in 2050 is 46 years years old, with 350 million people over 65 years old. What do we do then with GDP growth? Shrink? Ouch.Read More
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All-inclusive resorts? Not for me. That is, until I visited Beaches. Now I'm a full-fledged convert.
I'm not sure why I've never taken my family to an all-inclusive resort. Perhaps I thought it would be too "vanilla," i.e., not adventurous enough, or that they attracted a stuffier form of traveler than I want to hang around for week. To be clear, I never judged anyone for opting for an all-inclusive vacation; I simply thought, "That's not for my family or me."
But I'm not afraid to admit when I'm wrong. And in the case of Beaches Turks & Caicos, I was dead wrong.
Set along world-renowned Grace Bay—12 miles of stunning, white-sand beach on Providenciales that's often ranked the world's best—Beaches Turks & Caicos Resort Villages & Spa has made me a believer.
Here are five of my top misperceptions about all-inclusive resorts and how Beaches not only has me saying, "Mea culpa," but also, "Which resort can we try next?"
1. We would be bored.
I must've been under the impression that visiting an all-inclusive resort meant lounging on the beach, interrupted only by waiters bringing drinks, an occasional dip in the ocean and three meals. Again, there's nothing wrong with any of these options, especially the servers-bringing-beachside-drinks thing. But I was anything but bored at Beaches Resort.
The family-friendly counterpart to Sandals Resorts, Beaches offered so much activity and water sports that I was actually sad I'd attended a press trip here without my two kids. I kept thinking, "Oh, they'd love the water park, the water toys, the beach, the clubs, the…" You get the point.
In addition to providing access to water-sports equipment—kayaks, snorkeling gear, aqua trikes, SUPs, underwater vision boats and more—the resort also offers unlimited scuba diving for certified divers, as well as, for additional fees, a PADI Discover Scuba course, a PADI Scuba Dive Certification and children's scuba programs.
The resort's Island Routes tour desk offers even more options, from deep-sea fishing to sunset cruises and catamaran tours, as well as excursions like seaside scavenger hunts and historic tours of nearby villages and farms.
Bottom line: Not only do I need to return with my family, but I'd need more than a week to take advantage of the resort's offerings.
2. Our family would feel claustrophobic.
In my mistaken mind, I envisioned feeling crammed into one small lodging area on one tiny swath of beach with a bunch of strangers, i.e., the antithesis of a relaxing vacation. Oh, how I misjudged.
With 758 rooms and suites among 44 categories on more than 75 acres, Beaches offers a wide variety of lodging throughout five distinct villages: Seaside, Caribbean, French Village, Italian and Key West Villages (featuring 3-to-four-bedroom villas), providing a range of amenities that culminate at personal butler service.
There are also 10 different pools, including a Camp Sesame Pool that features a fenced-in play area with a sandy "beach," a shallow pool with pool toys and mini-beach chairs; adults-only pools and a family infinity pool, to name a few. And let's not forget the crown jewel of any kid-friendly vacation: a water park, Pirates Island, filled with waterslides, swim-up soda bars, water cannons and a surf simulator. Translation: My boys would never want to leave!
3. There's not enough variety.
If the offering of water sports, shops and excursions wasn't enough to prove me wrong, the resort's range of food options and on-site programming was off-the-charts proof of my flawed perceptions.
With 22 dining options available, there's no excuse for picky eaters to declare, "I can't find anything to eat!" From barbecue to pizzerias; Japanese Teppanyaki at uber-popular Kimonos to Pan-Caribbean Cuisine served with white-glove elegance at Sapodilla's Restaurant; a '50s diner to a macaroni-and-cheese food truck, there's something for even the fussiest of foodies.
The resort also provides on-site programs for children of all ages, from nurseries staffed with certified nannies to kids' day camps for toddler, tweens, special-needs children and teens. Then there's the resort's exclusive Sesame Street programming, featuring parades, performances and activities—including a breakfast featuring all nine characters—that the littles will love.
Kids too old for Sesame Street? Send them to the Xbox Play Lounge for gaming fun, Trench Town for foosball and air hockey, or Club Liquid to dance the night away (teens only). At night, the entire family can head to live shows, including a Cirque du Soleil performance, or enjoy a complimentary sunset photo shoot, bonfires, talent shows and more.
Bonus? Free drinks—yes, that means adult beverages too—and a no-tipping policy throughout the resort.
4. We'd want to explore outside the property.
I pride myself in being adventurous and getting off the beaten path. But this time around, I was happy to stay in the Beaches bubble for five straight days, save for the one time we did leave the property for a Reading Road Trip.
A voluntourism initiative launched by The Sandals Foundation—the resorts' non-profit philanthropic arm—the weekly Thursday-morning tour takes guests to foundation-adopted schools to promote literacy efforts among primary students.
On the day we toured, our group brought new books to a classroom filled with precocious 6-to-8-year-old boys and girls, who were eager to show off their reading and writing skills, eventually roping us adults into a boisterous game of Simon Says. I couldn't help but wish I'd had my boys along to experience these kids' joy and enthusiasm for learning.
5. My kids would hate it.
Need I say more? Sure, every kid will find a reason to complain or say the dreaded vacation words, "I'm booooooored." In that event, simply refer them to items one through four before swimming back to the pool bar and grabbing yourself a drink.
Did you know?
A British protectorate located 575 miles southeast of Miami (roughly two hours by plane)—south of the Bahamas and east of Cuba and the country of Hispaniola (Dominican Republic and Haiti)—the Turks & Caicos Islands comprise more than 40 small islands and cays, eight inhabited. Beaches Resort is located on the most populated and developed of the islands, Providenciales, locally known as "Provo."
In September 2017, Turks and Caicos Islands suffered significant damage from the ravages of Hurricanes Irma and Maria. North Caicos, Middle Caicos, and Providenciales generally fared the best of the major islands, according to Visit Turks & Caicos Islands, and the recovery and clean-up efforts are essentially completed. That includes Beaches, which reopened Dec. 14, 2017, a full week ahead of schedule. In other words, the islands are open for business!
NOTE: This was a hosted press trip, but I was not paid to attend or write this post. Trust me: All opinions are very much my own.
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"The Tentsile Stingray was conceived as a portable 3 person treehouse. It offers occupants a spacious triple hammock interior, accessed via a hatch through the floor or via a large front door. It can be suspended at any height and if dry, can also be pitched on the ground." - tentsile.com
There's very little that attracts me to the idea of camping - the bugs, the night bugs, no proper toilets, the shitty food, possible bear attacks, night noises, the wet morning air, the stinky people around you (not my own stink, I'm kind of into that stink), etc. - but if one of these floating tents were involved? I'd be all over it. And the thought of sleeping in mid air? Neat as hell. I don't really understand how you'd actually get into it, but since it costs about $1000, I'm sure there's some kind of invisible ladder or something.
(Also, the lumpiness of the ground is never a good bed, world. Stop sleeping outdoors if you have the choice. It's silly.)


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A Cannabinoid That Helps With Weight Loss
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Sure, most of us after we smoke develop a strong desire to eat - a.k.a the munchies. It's not unusual to pig out on snack foods or increase your appetite for a big meal but, did you know that there is a cannabinoid compound with the marijuana plant that can prevent the munchies?
THCV, or tetrahydrocannabivarin, is similar to the THC molecular structure and psychoactive properties but offers a unique array of effects and medical benefits that differentiate it from THC and CBD. According to Leafly, "THCV is basically the THC molecule with the end snipped off, just a few carbon atoms shy of what emerged as the family favorite."
In terms of its psychoactive ability, it has been determined that with low doses of THCV, it will not get you high. However, with higher doses, it does possess that capability. Scientists claim that the "buzz" is clear-headed and stimulating, but does not last long. THCV is said to intensify the euphoria of THC.
THCV is known to help with treating diabetes because of its ability to regulate blood sugar levels and reduce insulin resistance. Tetrahydrocannabivarin also promotes the growth of new bone cells, which could be beneficial for osteoporosis and other bone-related conditions. It also helps with the tremors, motor control, and brain lesions that are associated with Alzheimer's disease. THCV has also been said to curb anxiety and reduce panic attacks.
In contrast to what most are familiar with, THCV is an appetite suppressant. Therefore, for those looking to lose weight, high THCV strains are very recommended. However, if you are looking to appetite loss or anorexia, you should choose the opposite.
When researched on mice, the ingestion of THCV led to decreases in both food consumption and body weight however, doesn't seem to turn off hunger completely. The mice that were deprived of food yet given THCV ate the same amount whether they were given THCV or not.
There is still not a lot known about the THCV compound as research is still being done. However, it has been observed that, "most strains only contain trace, undetectable amounts of THCV, making it difficult to achieve the desired therapeutic effect." With more reserach and experimentation, there will be more THCV information and high THCV cannabis strains to come. For now, we can suggest that you look for African sativa strains. The latitude and African climate help produce strains with high THCV. Durban Poison is a good example of a high THCV strain.
If you are unfamiliar with or unable to get your hands on some sort of African sativa, do a little research for yourself. Look into the parent genetics of your flowers. Many strains have hybridized (combined) African genetics that make it more likely to have a higher THCV potential. "Cherry Pie, for example, may express a high THCV content by way of its Durban Poison parent. Look for lineage information in Leafly's strain pages or ask your budtenders to point out their African hybrids."


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Legrand has demonstrated the sheer flexibility of its cable management offering by solving a major headache for BAE Systems at its armoured vehicle manufacturing plant in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
The global defence and aerospace company wanted to double the capacity of a 2,000 sq m open plan office, but was restricted by an ageing flush floor system and the inability to re-house half of its 300 staff during the work. After carrying out feasibility studies for several different solutions the Legrand team decided that the only workable option was its new raised floor cable management system, Soluflex.
Nigel Leaver, a Legrand marketing manager, explained: "The job of updating the existing flush floor trunking was simply not an option due to the disruption the work would have caused to BAE Systems and its staff and the fact that once complete, the new system simply wouldn't have provided the kind of flexibility required.
"In contrast, our Soluflex system is designed for just this kind of project. It takes the hassle out of installation and delivers a high-quality solution that has the flexibility to be added to and reconfigured quickly and easily."
The fully recyclable system, which comprises raised steel floor tiles and recycled polypropylene supports that integrate with connection points for power and data, is installed simply by placing supports on the floor and then clicking the durable steel tiles into place – a process that requires neither glue nor screws.
In this instance it was simply laid over the concrete floor at a height of 90mm in order to allow for dual circuit Power Track underneath and bespoke RCD floorboxes to be fitted within it. Legrand also manufactured special blanking-off covers to install over floorboxes from the old system in order that the new system could be laid easily over the top of them.
And, as Soluflex is neither glued or screwed to the floor the installation was able to be completed only metres away from occupied workstations without any noise of drilling or screwing, or noxious odours from adhesives, distracting or affecting staff.
The installation flexibility of the system was also fully tested due to three sets of mezzanine stairs being situated in the main office. Unable to be moved or adjusted, the system needed to be fitted around these three obstacles. This was achieved by fitting Soluflex ramps in front of the stairs, which allowed the height of the steps to be constant right to the floor.
John Cross, contracts manager at main contractor, Ash Services Limited, added: "Legrand listened when they needed to and were always on hand to assist. I would definitely use Soluflex again and have already recommended it to colleagues.
In addition to the Soluflex system, Legrand's solution also incorporated:
Brian Hedley, maintenance and facilities manager for BAE Systems, said: "Legrand provided a solution that exactly fitted our needs."
To find out more information about Legrand and its cable management products and services call 0845 605 4333 or visit www.eddisons.com.


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When businesses hire people they do so to solve a business problem. At first both parties are excited - the candidate who landed the job and the company that added the help they need.
Then reality sets in, something isn't quite right. Perhaps there is some discord or non-performance and either the person leaves or is let go, because it 'just didn't work out.' The process is then repeated, what an expense!
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Matt Johnson - Artist Date - Liverpool
It's important when you're trying to be an artist and trying to write original songs to keep motivated with ideas and inspiration. Starting this week I have been taking myself on a weekly solo date! It's my artist date haha just me by myself gathering ideas and thoughts. For my first week I went to 'The Beatles Story' in Liverpool. It was amazing and I fully recommend it to anyone! The Beatles achieved so much for such a beautiful city, the dock area is such a pretty place and I cannot wait to return!


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A Note From GFMA's Executive Director, Sagdrina Jalal: New Fellowship Program!
Happy July! This past month, GFMA has been busy working on several projects, including Fresh Stop Market, Nourish, and our new fellowship! The Farmers Market Leaders Fellowship will launch this fall in partnership with Wholesome Wave Georgia. This program aims to teach market managers valuable skills and knowledge that will help improve the long term sustainability of their markets, as well as provide various strategies to bolster community engagement.
As farmers markets continue to grow throughout Georgia, we strive to improve the experience of everyone in making the farmers market possible – the vendors, the consumers, and the leadership involved with putting the market together. We decided by targeting management of the market, the overall quality and essence of farmers markets could drastically improve.
The program will be administered in both webinar sessions and several in-person sessions. The session dates will be available at the beginning of the program to ensure timely scheduling to plan on attending. Every session will have a pre-planned topic of discussion and expert speaker, which will be posted in advance as well.
Through this program, many aspects of managing a market will be discussed, including areas one may not necessarily associate with running a successful farmers market. By giving farmers market managers the tools, resources, and support needed to succeed, we can help increase awareness and education on the importance and significance of a local food systems in one's community. The program will be selecting 10 Fellows, and each Fellow will be given a stipend of either $2400 for those less than 100 miles away or $2600 for those more than 100 miles away. There is a $200 stipend difference to offset transportation costs for the in-person meetings.
In order to be eligible to apply to this program, one has to meet certain criteria including:
2018 Georgia Farmers Market Association member
2018 Wholesome Wave Georgia participating market
Leadership position in existing market
Driven to learn how to improve market
The curriculum focuses on professional development, resume-building, skill-sharing, and networking opportunities with topics such:
FMM Pro: SUNY Farmers Market Manager Certification Program
Market Outreach
Fundraising & Partner Development
Event Planning [Events at & outside of Market]
Data Collection & Evaluation
Marketing & Storytelling
General Market Management [Vendor Recruitment & Retention, Etc.]
Georgia Farmers Market Association is thrilled to offer this program in conjunction with Wholesome Wave Georgia. We believe this program has the opportunity to allow us to help farmers market managers grow and utilize their knowledge and skills to provide a more effective and enjoyable farmers market experience for all.
The application is live and the deadline for applying is July 19! Click here to apply!
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Motel 168 Tianjin Railway Station North Square Branch ***
Intersection of Hualong Street (Hualong Dao) and Xinzhao Road (Xinzhao Lu)
Ibis Tianjin Railway Station ****
11 Liujing Road, Hedong District, Tianjin
Starway Rome Business Hotel Tianjin ****
No. 221, Yong'an Road
Hotel Ibis Tianjin Tian Wei ****
23 Diwei Road Hebei District
Jiaji Boutique Hotel - Tianjin ***
Jinbu Avenue 98
Xiangjiang Holiday Hotel ****
No. 16 Guilin Road; Heping District
Holiday Inn Express Tianjin City Center *****
No. 288. Zhongshan Road
Holiday Inn Tianjin Aqua City *****
No. 6 Jieyuan Road, Hongqiao District
Golden Ocean Hotel ******
338 Nanjing Road, Nankai District
Holiday Inn Tianjin Riverside ******
Phoenix Shopping Mall, East Haihe Road Hebei District
Motel168 Nanjing Road ***
No.59 Nanjing Road
Starway Hotel Champagne Town ***
No.82 Yingkou Road (Yingkou Dao)
Friendship Inn Tianjin International Exhibition Center **
No.36 Zijinshan Road
Holiday Inn Express Tianjin Heping ****
No. 26 Xizang Road (Crossing of Nanjing Road and Anshan Street) Heping District, Tianjin
Luxury Business Hotel - Tianjin ****
Changsha Road 9
Tianjin Jitai Boutique Hotel ****
No.31 Zhongshan North Road
Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Tianjin ******
66 Xinkai Road, Hedong District
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Weiti Avenue 55
Grand View Hotel ******
No.235 Guangdong Road
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New Shaoxing Road 28
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No.135 Anshan Street,
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33 Taier Zhuang Road,Heping District, Tianjin
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101 Nanjing Road, Heping District
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No.19 Heiniucheng Road
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No.36 Xi Kang Road
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No. 90 Xier Road Airport Industrial Park
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30th 3rd Avenue, Teda, Tanggu
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The annual CHL Import Draft took place Wednesday morning and as expected, Seattle used one of their two allotted picks. The T-birds, selecting 56th overall in the first round of the two round draft, chose Russian winger Nikita Malukhin. Malukhin is a 2000-born player, listed at 6'2" and 202 lbs., going into his 17 year old season. With Sami Moilanen in the fold, the T-birds passed on their second pick.
Statistical information on Malukhin is limited. He apparently played for Kazan Irbis in the Russian Junior League last season, tallying six points (2g, 4a) and was a +4 in just 28 games played. It would appear Kazan is the name of the town and Irbis is a trucking company that sponsored the team. Kazan is located approximately 11 hours east of Moscow on the Volga river.
According to Google, "Kazan is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Tatarstan, Russia. With a population of 1.2 million, it is the eighth most populous city in Russia. Kazan lies at the confluence of the Volga and Kazanka Rivers in European Russia.". So, now you know.
Thunderbirds General Manager Russ Farwell indicated in comments made after the draft that Malukhan will report to the T-birds saying "He is excited to be coming to the WHL". Farwell described Malukhan as a skilled forward with good size and that he has real potential to be an exciting forward in the WHL.
To get a better sense of the kind of player the T-birds latest Import selection is, you can watch this video clip of him scoring a goal: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x59ibgk. But to get a better idea, we'll have to wait for training camp in late August.
What does this mean for the big picture? Well, as we've suspected ever since the T-birds season ended at the Memorial Cup in Windsor back in late May, Alexander True will not be returning for his 20 year old season with Seattle. In fact Farwell told mynorthwest.com blogger, and my partner on the radio broadcasts, Tim Pigulski, that True's agent informed him that he was close to signing a pro contract. So, instead, the T-birds two imports will be the 17 year old Malukhan and 18 year old Moilanen, who will return for his second season.
It makes since. The T-birds are going into a reload/rebuild process and will be much younger next season. Drafting Malukhan gives them a player they can add to the rebuild, someone who could potentially be with the organization for three seasons much like True was after they selected him in the 2014 Import Draft out of Denmark.
Malukhan will be added into the mix of 2000 and 2001 born players who will make up the bulk of the roster for the next three years. And there will be plenty of "bulk" among those 2000-born forwards with Malukhan, 6'3" 202 lb. center Tyler Carpendale and 6'1", 201 lb. left wing Dillon Hamaliuk. Remember, those are their current heights and weights. I'm sure all three have yet to finish growing. Heck, that trio of 17 year olds just might be your third line.
So we can now officially say goodbye to True. It's still possible he could play another year for the T-birds. Think back to the Roberts Lipsbergs situation a couple of seasons ago when he was brought back from the pro ranks as a 20 year old to replace the injured Justin Hickman for the second half of the 2014-15 season. But for that to happen the T-birds would have to suffer a significant injury to one of their 20s plus jettison one of either Malukhan or Moilanen. That's what you call the worst-case-scenario.
We've mentioned on this blog recently the Fab Five who led the T-birds the past four years (Barzal, Bear, Eansor, Gropp and Kolesar). True was also a big part of that core group, though he only played three seasons in Kent. He deserves similar recognition as those five for bringing the T-birds their first ever WHL Championship.
In his three seasons with the T-birds True registered 84 points (45g, 39a) in 169 regular season games. He was at his best though in the playoffs. In 44 postseason games he produced 34 points (20g, 14a). In 11 Championship Series games, going back to the Final last spring against Brandon, True scored eight goals and none were bigger then his game winning overtime goal in Game 6 of the 2017 WHL Championship Series versus Regina. It is the biggest goal in franchise history, earning Seattle their first Chynoweth Cup. Additionally, three times while a Thunderbird True also represented Denmark at the World Junior Championships.
I'd still like to see True get a crack at an NHL training camp. Maybe he will this fall. He's attending the San Jose Sharks Development Camp the first week of July. He's certainly more then capable of playing professionally in Europe but I think he has the frame and skill for a pro career here in North America. He's a solid face-off guy and strong on the penalty kill.
The big Dane gave the T-birds three tremendous seasons and his last goal as a T-bird gave Seattle fans a first ever championship. The image of him standing and watching his game winner hit the back of the net while Regina players are sprawled down on the ice all around him, will be etched in our memories forever.


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The beginning of a painting is always my favorite part. I crave the feeling of a loaded brush against a blank canvas- it's like this calming "woosh" that overcomes any anxiety and I'm in my element! From that point on it's just me and the stories I want to tell the world.
Since I'm an abstract artist, I don't do any sketching or planning before starting. Although in the past I have, and every so often I will do a sketch, but rarely do I stick to a plan. I've found that my best paintings have been created by trusting my gut. At night, sometimes I doodle with sketch markers to unwind and sometimes my nighttime doodles turn into a loose plan for larger paintings, but overall I am an intuitive artist.
Before touching my brush to the canvas, the first thing I do is decide on a color to anchor my painting. Lately, it's been various shades of pink, or other warm tones because that's what my heart tells me to do! After deciding on a main color, I mix variations of that color onto my palette to later use on my paintings. Here's one of my palettes below:
The next step in my process is to put on music, something upbeat that matches my current mood. I have to be in my happy place to paint so typically I listen to something that makes me want to dance along to the music while I paint. Chances are, if I'm smiling and having a good time, my painting will also end up looking just as vibrant and fun! I generally like to take breaks during my day to quickly dance to a song- really lifts my mood!
Because paintings take several layers and I have a small attention span, I generally break up my actual painting time with other activities in between or work on multiple canvases at a time to keep myself occupied.
The highlight of my process is generally towards the end of creating a painting, when I get this feeling in my bones that makes me feel like my purpose in life is being fulfilled- because I've finished the story I wanted to tell and achieved my mission!
Because my creative process is very colorful and unique, I decided to make a series dedicated to my story telling process and I thought it would be a cool way to share the experience with those of you who are following my journey. It's like a little piece of my journey from me to you!
The Palette Stories is a collection of paintings and prints on paper of my stories told while color mixing for my paintings on canvas. I'm a storyteller, and I realized I was accidentally telling stories on my palette as well as on canvas and thought, well these are gorgeous too! You can have a piece of my new series for as low as $24.99.
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I'm really excited about this series!
Thanks so much for taking the time to learn more about my creative process! Want to see more of me mixing paint and being my jolly self? Head over to my instagram for daily studio updates and certified goofy entertainment!
Smiling because it's worth it,
Leah Nadeau
Leah Nadeau Studio
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2 Bedroom Apartment For Sale in Lenno , Lake Como - €250,000
Fabulous 2 bedroom apartment in Lenno with great external spaces and beautiful lake view.
Located on the hillside above Lenno with beautiful lake views we offer this large two bedroom apartment with a variety of external spaces, including garden, balcony, terrace and covered portico. The property is located in Lenno, in an area renowned for its excellent microclimate. The property benefits from sun throughout the day and has wonderful views of the lake, mountains and Balbianello peninsular.
The apartments living accommodation is located over one level and includes the following -
Entrance level - double garage, large cellar/ laundry
Apartment level - entrance, large living room and kitchen with double height ceilings and exposed timber beams. The living room and kitchen open directly onto a generous balcony and covered terrace with stunning lake views. In addition the apartment has two double bedrooms and a bathroom. One of the bedrooms overlooks the view to the lake and both bedrooms have direct access to a covered external area. The double height spaces in the living room mean it may be possible add a mezzanine level to create a third sleeping area.
The apartment is sold fully furnished and in excellent condition.
Externally the property benefits from private, off street parking via an electronic gate, a double garage and a number of external spaces including a private garden, balcony, covered terrace and large portico where is it possible to dine externally even in inclement weather.
The apartment is a 5minute drive or 20 minute walk to the popular lakeside village of Lenno. The Village of Lenno is ideally positioned to explore the lake and offers a number of amenities such as lake front bars and restaurants, shops, a pharmacy, banks and supermarket. There is also the Lido at Lenno and the lovely harbour promenade and excellent ferry service. Lenno is approximately 45mins from Como and 90mins from Milan's airports. To the North the ski resorts of the Valtellina are a short 90 minute drive away.
Price 250,000€ (plus 3%+VAT marketing /finders fee)
International Horizons have a well-established team of British colleagues living and working exclusively on the Italian Lakes, who provide a professional, efficient and proactive approach to purchasing properties in Italy, including (if required), a comprehensive architectural and refurbishment service.
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