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Rather than going to Expo, we decided to spend today sightseeing in Shanghai. Saturdays are very busy at Expo, and we hoped that this would result in smaller crowds at other tourist spots. While perhaps a bit less crowded than usual, the Yu Garden Bazaar was still packed with people.
This area is one of the most beautiful, and touristy, areas of Shanghai. A maze of buildings form alleys and plazas that are filled with shops selling everything from junk to fine jewelry.
Food stalls and restaurants are spread all over the bazaar, including the famous Nanxiang Bun Shop (Nanxiang Mantou Dian ) that sells Shanghai-style soup buns. These are steamed buns that are filled with soup and usually pork, although other fillings are used. Outside China, these are usually called soup dumplings, but they are considered a bun rather than a dumpling.
Prices at most places in the bazaar are very negotiable. If you ask for a discount, they will come down a little bit, telling you that this is the "special price." This is the real starting point. The customer is then expected to make an offer, and the merchant will usually come down a bit more. This can go back and forth many times before agreeing on a price.
Probably the best way to get the lowest price is to haggle for a bit, and then politely start to walk away saying you will think about it. This will often prompt them to toss out the lowest price they will take in a last ditch effort to salvage the sale. Of course they know this tactic, but they also know you can just take your business elsewhere.
Another tactic that can save you time and money is to learn to negotiate in Chinese. You only need to learn a few phrases and of course numbers, but merchants respond very well to a foreigner at least making an attempt. Sometimes they will get very excited and start asking questions in Chinese, but usually nothing too complicated. Most likely they will ask where you are from, and if you can understand and respond, this will really go over big. Still, even if you don't speak a word of Chinese and the merchant doesn't speak a word of English (unlikely here), this will not at all prevent them from being able to sell you something.
If you ask how much something costs in English, they will often type a number on a calculator and turn it around to show you. You can then take the calculator and enter what you are willing to pay. This will go back and forth with hand waving and head shaking to indicate how close you are to striking a deal. When you see a number you like, you can simply say "okay" and nod your head. They will know exactly what you mean.
Although the merchants here should have change, when dealing with street hawkers, do not hand them a 100 yuan bill for an item costing 85 yuan. Once they have your money in their hand, they will consider the deal done. Customers typically hold out money as an offer, and if the seller takes it, that is considered acceptance of the offer. So make sure you always carry a variety of denominations if you plan to buy stuff from people on the street.
We wound our way through the bazaar to Yu Garden. It was established in 1559 by Pan Yunduan for his parents to relax in during their old age. It is only about 5 acres total, but it feels much bigger because it is divided into several scenic areas and courtyards.
In contrast to the hussle and bussle outside in the bazaar, the Yu Garden itself is quite serene. Some parts of the garden are still crowded, and an occasional large tour group walks through, but there are plenty of places where you can relax in relative solitude.
After leaving Yu Garden, we went to lunch. We had Orange Chicken, Beef with Peppers and Onions, Shrimp with Peas, Fried Pork Cutlets, Stir-fried Vegetables, some traditional Chinese pastries, and rice. The pork cutlet was topped with what looked and tasted like an aioli. It was very good, but it didn't really seem Chinese. If anyone knows what that is, let me know. Everything tasted great, and once again there was way more food than we could possibly eat.
Our guide suggested that we visit a pedestrian-only shopping, dining, and entertainment district called Xintiandi. This area is made up of traditional Shanghai residences called shikumen, that have been converted for retail use. Shikumen are unique to Shanghai, and are a blend of Chinese and Western architecture. The name shikumen means "stone gate," and they are two or three-story structures with a courtyard created by enclosing an area in front of the house with a wall.
Xintiandi is best known for its nightlife, but even in the afternoon, it was very busy. Xintiandi means "New Heaven and Earth," and this is one of the trendiest places in all of Shanghai. I almost hate to use the word "trendy" because for many people it has negative connotations. This isn't some cheesy tourist trap. This is a place for the locals and expatriates alike to hang out. In fact, Xintiandi is sometimes even called "the city's living room."
Next we visited the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center. The main attraction here is their giant scale model of Shanghai. This model has been updated with the 2010 Expo Shanghai area, and it also includes models of buildings that are planned to be built or are already under construction. In the time it takes visitors to walk around and get a good look of the model, it cycles between day and night, so visitors can see this model in both states.
The giant models takes up almost the entire third floor of this massive building. The fourth floor focuses on Shanghai's future, with models and renderings of planned development, including Shanghai's airports and railway stations. There is also a large opening in the center where visitors can get a bird's eye view of the city's model below.
The second floor takes visitors on a tour of Old Shanghai. It traces Shanghai's transformation from a small fishing village to a major metropolis. One particularly interesting exhibit features models of the evolution of housing in Shanghai. It starts with simple huts and progresses counterclockwise until finally ending with modern high-rise apartments.
The first floor mostly contains the entrance, a gift shop, and plenty of open space to accommodate large groups of tourists. Although we didn't see it, there is also a basement that has restaurants and shops. There is also a cafe and art gallery on the fifth floor, which we also didn't visit.
Next we returned to our hotel. I was a bit tired, so I ordered room service. Oddly enough, the hotel's room service menu didn't have much in the way of Chinese food. It had a few Chinese dishes, but it mostly contained a rather nice selection of Western and Asian dishes. I ordered Indian Butter Chicken and Thai-style Chicken Satay with peanut sauce.
They were both very good. Neither of these dishes is known for being particularly spicy, but I still would have liked a bit more heat. The Chicken Satay was served as an appetizer, and the Butter Chicken came with rice and plain roti.
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In recent years, Virginia Beach has developed a strong and growing market for the performing arts, and the demand has increased tremendously as more visitors, residents, and businesses are drawn to the area. In 2001, existing regional facilities were limited, lacking the optimal size, quality, and functionality to meet the needs of current and potential tenants. Emerging and long-standing local arts organizations desperately wanted access to well-equipped facilities with rehearsal and teaching spaces, reservation scheduling, and reasonable rental rates. It soon became apparent to the Virginia Beach City Council that the city needed its own cultural center, and the Council began its plans to replace the 1000-seat Pavilion Theatre with a facility deemed "equal or better." After 6 diligent years, the city completed its architectural masterpiece. The Sandler Center for the Performing Arts was dedicated in November of 2007, and is now not only heralded as one of the region's most stunning structures, but also among the nation's most acoustically sound venues for the arts
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Murder, intrigue, jealousy, and vicious battles are all part of the engaging historical fiction novel, Red Adam's Lady by Grace Ingram. This book recently re-released and is one of the novels written under this pseudonym by Doris Sutcliffe Adams. Originally published in 1973 it returns to shelves with a foreword by Elizabeth Chadwick, a historical fiction writer herself, who has loved this work for years. Red Adam's Lady is a well-crafted book that evokes a time of knights and battles, but through the eyes of a young and confident woman.
Lady Julitta finds herself contending with what can best be described as a hoard of men while taking a brief rest on her journey. After being forced into a bedroom and only managing to stop her attacker by knocking him out with a stool, she has protected her maidenhood, but her entire life is changed. In the morning the red haired man, Red Adam, insists upon marrying her. While she continually attempts to resist, the ceremony is performed against custom almost immediately. Lady Julitta becomes charged with a household that has fallen into disarray and beyond that she does not wish to be with her new husband. As treachery is revealed within Brentborough castle and treacherous plots are unveiled, Julitta finds herself drawing closer to the man she once thought repugnant and a love begins to bloom.
As I was reading Red Adam's Lady I found myself relating this story to the tale of Beauty and Beast. Julitta is a woman with a mysterious past herself and no parents to claim her, but she has learned how to protect herself and finds a connection with her new husband. Adam is a fiery tempered man who has insisted he will no longer indulge in his lustful ways now that he is married. The two begin to change and grow with each other instead of against each other. Beyond this, the two are also interested in the mysterious death of the former lady of Brentborough castle. I would strongly recommend this work to fans of the Outlander series and anyone who enjoys a historical romance. Ingram has created a world full of twists and turns as well as a strong central romance that ties all of this together.
Share your thoughts with us in the comments or on Twitter, @thenerdygirlexp. You can find me on Twitter, @kleffnotes, on my blog, kleffnotes.wordpress.com, on my kleffnotes YouTube channel, and I run The Nerdy Girl Express Snapchat, thenerdygirlexp.


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The City of Altamonte Springs - Special Community Services and the Advisory Board for the Disabled, Inc. provide social and recreational activities at a minimal cost to the mentally and physically challenged population, ages 13 and up in Altamonte Springs and surrounding communities.
May 2012 e-Reminders
May 4: RSVP for STOP
May 7: Summer Camp Registration Open
May 7: Swim Registration S1 Open
May 7: Bowling RSVP Due
May 7: Bowling
May 9: Belly Dance
May 11: Nightbird Dance
May 12: STOP Trip
May 14: Bowling
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May 17: Karaoke Night
May 21: Bowling
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May 24: Cooking Class
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Friday, May 11, 2012 - Fiesta!
Themed dances are held one Friday per month from 7-9pm. Cost is $2 per participant and $1 per companion/family member/guest. Dances are usually held at Eastmonte Park, excluding our June pool party which is held at Westmonte Park. Update: Only drinks and light snacks will be served.
Prizes awarded for dance contest winners, costume contest winners & birthdays! If you have a group home or a large party, please call in advance and we will reserve your group a table(s).
*Please bring a canned good to support the Advisory Board's food pantry... Assisting over 80 people per month who are in need.
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30th Annual WKMG Local 6 Softball Game
Trip Date: May 12 from 10am-4pm
Opening Pitch: 11am Lunch/Awards: 12pm
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Registration Opens Monday, May 7, 2012
Summer Camp registration will begin on Monday, May 7, 2012. Camp fills up very quick, so please make sure you follow the registration steps below.
Volunteer Counselors are needed in order to host our Summer Camp on Wednesdays this summer. This large and growing program relies on the support of our volunteers to adequately staff camp.
Our greatest need is in the month of June. Would you be willing to help us one day a week? Please click here to learn more. Sign up before May 4.
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We now offer swim lessons geared toward individuals with special needs ages 3 and up. Sessions are designed to meet the needs of each individual by offering (8) 15-minute classes with 1:1 instruction (1 swimmer to 1 instructor). Classes are held M-Th in a time slot between 6pm-6:45pm. Cost:$40/session for residents and $55/session for non-residents. Financial assistance available.
Click here for more details. Register Online at www.ASRecreation.org
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Our Special Needs Belly Dancers & family members meet the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month at Eastmonte Park to exercise & prepare for performances from 6:30-7:30pm. Cost:$15/season. Financial Assistance Available. Family members/guests dance free.
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We are excited to announce a new grant!
The Advisory Board for the Disabled, Inc. is excited to announce that we have received a Restaurant Community Grant from the Darden Foundation! We are proud that our local Darden restaurants, Olive Garden and Red Lobster, have identified us as a leader in our community and is supporting our work to run a Food Pantry to those in need. The two restaurants helped award a total of $2,000 towards our grant.
You can continue to help support the pantry by bringing a canned good to any Nighbird Dance. Together we can assist over 80 people per month who are in need.
If your family needs food assistance, please contact Vinnie Coon to schedule an appointment, 407-571-8812.
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After completed form is received, participant will be added to quarterly mailing list and monthly e-newsletter. Then participant can begin attending events of their choice. (Select programs require reservation or additional registrations).
2012 Calendars were handed out at the Holiday Gala. You can also pick one up at any of our events or contact us to have one mailed to you.
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- Sexual Health and Your Patients: A Provider's GuideExternal – Primary care providers can use this guide to better integrate sexual health conversations and related preventive sexual health services into routine adolescent and adult visits. It features tables and charts to help providers easily find key information, and was pre-tested with primary care providers.
- Four Underused Clinical Preventive Services for AdolescentsExternal – Featuring Lorraine Yeung, MD, MPH. This Doctor's Channel video highlights underused pediatric clinical preventive services for adolescents based on a CDC ReportCdc-pdf (July 9, 2015)
STD Prevention Science Series – The latest research and best practices for STD prevention with the STD Prevention Science Series.
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Basic fact sheets in multiple languages with print versions to provide information to patients and detailed fact sheets for health care providers.
- Let's Talk About Sexual Health – Video for doctors and young adults on how to talk about sexual health (November 30, 2012)
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GLEASON FINE ART, INC.31 Townsend AvenuePO Box 540Boothbay Harbor, ME 04538
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"Jessica Lee Ives: Immersed in Nature" runs from Thursday, September 6, through Tuesday, October 9. Please join us on First Friday, September 7, from 5 to 7 pm, to share a glass of wine or beer and meet the remarkable young artist, Jessica Lee Ives. Gleason Fine Art is at 31 Townsend Avenue in Boothbay Harbor. Summer gallery hours are Monday through Saturday, 10 am to 5 pm, and Sunday, 11 am to 5 pm. For further information, call the gallery at 207-633-6849 or email the gallery at firstname.lastname@example.com
Jessica Lee Ives (nèe Stammen) grew up in Camden, Maine. She received her BFA from the renowned Cooper Union School of Art and was named one of Glamour Magazine's Top Ten College Women of the Year in 2003. After September 11, 2001, Ives worked as an artist-in-residence at Ground Zero in New York City, which earned her the Clark Foundation Fellowship, with which she pursued her MA at NYU, combining work in the fields of art, religion, and public service.
Ives moved back to midcoast Maine in 2008. In 2014, Ives transitioned into full-time studio practice. Today she maintains a vibrant online presence through her website, blogs, and Instagram.
"Immersed in Nature" is Ives' first solo show with Gleason Fine Art in Boothbay Harbor. For the show, Ives focuses on three activities that she has explored extensively, both in person and in paint: swimming, mountain climbing, and fly-fishing. In both the soaring beauty of her Katahdin painting "Joy Is the Lesson" and the graceful underwater ballet of "Choreographic," Ives demonstrates her deep respect for the natural world. With "Evening on the Big Eddy," a solitary figure casts a line into a gorgeous, immense, deep-blue river. The moment is peaceful, reverential. The viewer can feel what it's like to be there--alone in nature and totally at peace with it and yourself.
As a painter, Ives works in a loose but representational style. As an individual, Ives is both thoughtful and spiritual. Through her painting, Ives seeks to express her relationship with nature, as experienced simply through the act of seeing, and more directly through the many recreational activities in which she engages.
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I had a friend email me "what happened to all the food posts? too much artsy fartsy stuff." Well, there are over a million places in NYC we'd love to eat and explore but we're trying to have many more of the "save money days" right now so we've been doing baguette and cheese every night, as well as taking advantage of free entertainment (BTW, a healthy slice of brie here is about $2.50. The same slice of brie back home at Safeway was over $5). Anyways, to my friend, here's a food post just for ya . . .
We decided we wanted to eat in the Meatpacking district for an early dinner on a non-weekend before the district gets flooded with the Prada-types. The Meatpacking district is filled with rows of restaurants and bars but it is an extremely pricey area that caters to those that can afford to shop at the nearby Alexander McQueen store and then drop $200 on mixed cocktails, and do so with the nonchalant normalcy like the rest of us have only when we buy toilet paper.
So part of the reason we decided upon the Inn was that the menu actually had decent prices considering it was in the heart of Meatpacking (9th Ave at Little W. 12th Street). The Inn LW12 is supposed to be a "British and Canadian inspired experience" situated in four-story historical townhouse dating back to the 1860s.
I've read that the Inn is supposed to be a "Canadian gastropub," which is a bit perplexing because I thought the idea of a gastropub was supposed to be an anti-restaurant but this was definitely a restaurant. Also, what non-genius dubbed the unappetizing term "gastropub?" It almost sounds like a lower-region surgical procedure. According to the restaurant's outdated website, the decor is supposed to be a combo of British manor and Canadian inn. But it actually felt more like a Parisian's take on a pub, if there is such a thing. There was a rustic European feel to the place and the pleasing music they were playing definitely sounded French.
So we're not sure if they're having an identity crisis or what but who cares because whoa, this is the best macaroni & cheese I have ever tasted, and I've tasted quite a lot. It seems weird that people can screw up mac & cheese, but there are definitely screwy ones. But holy macaroni! This macaroni was so delicious and had a unique, unexpected twist to it. It had the right amount of cheese, it had a subtle spicy zing to it, and there was almost a hint of what tasted like cinnamon. The waitress said she tried to get the ingredients from the chef, but the chef would not give up her secret goods.
And these fries were done just right too. Not too soft, not too hard, not oily, not too salty, just right. The perfect complement to our mac & cheese.
Our waitress with a British accent was friendly and attentive. I'm sure it helped that we came early (6:00ish) before she had too many tables to tend to. We would definitely go back to the Inn for their twist on mac & cheese. The menu included other comfort food and southern cuisine like southern fried chicken fingers, cajun/jerk/fried/grilled shrimp, fried catfish, smashed potatoes, and fried PB&J sandwich.
But they really need to work on their beer selection. When we went last night, they only had Corona, Heineken, Amstel Light, and Red Stripe. Boooooo!!! We ended up going to a working man's bar afterward in Chelsea for Guinness and $2 Pabst. We always appreciate cheap beer that is not in the Bud realm.


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Stand Up Take Action at San Anton School.
On an initiative by Global Action Schools Malta, San Anton School Students this morning, stood up as part of a global mobilisation to end poverty and inequality in the world. Last year, 43.7 million people joined Stand Up worldwide, setting a new world record with 15,948 people standing up in Malta alone.
Three hundred Senior Sector students, stood up during their morning Assembly and formed the words Stand Up take Action. Prior to the Stand Up the students and teachers observed a minute`s silence in recognition of the thousands of people who die every day due to poverty.
It is very important for us to encourage our students to voice their concerns about world issues and ultimately foster a sense of altruism and solidarity. commented Dr. Joe Gauci Asst. Head of the Senior Sector after the initiative.


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Talk about marital commitment. It took Doug McIntyre and Penny Peyser almost as long to shoot and edit their self-financed, self-distributed documentary "Trying to Get Good: The Jazz Odyssey of Jack Sheldon," which opens today at the Westwood Crest Theatre, as the couple has been married. "We ate the elephant one bite at a time," McIntyre joked recently about their maiden filmmaking venture, over tea with Peyser at a Studio City restaurant.
The couple spent more than five of their nearly six wedded years cobbling together this labor of love about Jack Sheldon, the best jazz trumpeter you may have never heard of despite his ubiquitous, over half-century presence on the Los Angeles entertainment scene. One of the pair's wishes for the film is that it helps Sheldon, now 76, achieve a wider respect and fan base, particularly from those less embracing East Coast jazz critics. "Maybe they'll drop their West Coast bias for five minutes and just listen to what Jack's playing," said McIntyre, 50. "Our city has a lot to be proud of and musicians like Jack Sheldon are part of L.A.'s cultural gift to the world."
The relative obscurity of the accomplished jazzman did not deter McIntyre and Peyser from putting all their monetary eggs (65,000 of them, to be exact) into Sheldon's basket, but rather fueled their desire to capture this virtuoso's legendary talent and tragedy-strewn life on film. "We found so many interesting, renowned people eager to talk about Jack on camera that we knew we had an interesting subject," said Peyser, a veteran film and TV actress ("The In-Laws," "Knots Landing").
Jazz aficionado McIntyre, a screenwriter and producer, who also hosts KABC radio's "McIntyre in the Morning" talk show, became hooked on Sheldon's music watching him perform at local clubs such as the Money Tree in Toluca Lake (now Lucy's 51). In the late 1990s, when McIntyre was co-executive producing the USA Network series "Mike Hammer, Private Eye," he ended up working with Sheldon when the sometimes actor (TV's "Run, Buddy, Run") was cast in a two-part episode of the mystery series. Several years later, the ebullient, world-class musician even played, along with his 17-piece orchestra, at McIntyre and Peyser's wedding. But it wasn't until the following month, when the newlyweds saw Sheldon perform at L.A.'s annual Sweet and Hot Music Festival, that lightning struck. "There was something very cinematic about that night and about Jack's particularly terrific performance," said McIntyre. "We decided then and there he deserved his own film."
A few months later, armed with five borrowed and rented video cameras, McIntyre and Peyser shot Sheldon's birthday bash and concert at the Beverly Hilton hotel (much of which is used to fine effect in the finished documentary), cut together a five-minute trailer to help raise production funds and waited for the money to roll in. A year and a half passed and they were still waiting, so Peyser plunked down $4,500 on a mini-DV camera and McIntyre knew they were in it for the long haul.
Though the filmmakers had easy access to dozens of notable Sheldon fans -- from Clint Eastwood to former U.S. Secretary of State James A. Baker -- it was the self-admittedly insecure Sheldon who proved most elusive when it came to opening up on camera.
"There came a point where we realized we'd have to trust the audience and ourselves to fill in some blanks in Jack's life story," Peyser said.
"Jack doesn't share the sadness verbally, he expresses his emotions musically," McIntyre said. "He can break your heart with a ballad."


text: How much data AS-SSD benchmark tool writes and reads during session. This is Samsung 840 pro raid.Problem is while SSD Ready counts c drive,4k writes suffer,but i dont know why.They are normally in 350 range. Here says it writes about 2,5gb.But when i look at AIDA64,there shows that benchmark tool wrote on every SSD 2,5gb.Would not that supposed to be a 5gb totally. This is M4 on sata2.Here it seems 4k writes is normal. Here it says 3gb i think this is closer. O and i forget to say that every time i get different numbers for about 0.5gb. So if somebody knows better way to do it.


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PROGRAMMING SPOTLIGHT: "We Are (Re)Generation Who"
Saying we do things a little differently at (Re)Generation Who would be an understatement. From changing the guest/attendee dynamic to offering out-of-this-world entertainment courtesy of the Doctor's most fearsome foe (we mean Davros — don't tell Missy!), we're always looking for new ways to make sure you have our ear and we can keep giving you the best experience possible.
One big con tradition we break? We don't do opening and closing ceremonies. Instead, we do more relaxed, personal panels where you get to talk to us and vice-versa. To that end, (Re)Gen 4 will kick off (as the last three have) with "We Are (Re)Generation Who."
The one-hour panel is your opportunity to hear from founders Oni Hartstein and James Harknell about the inception of the event, their own personal experiences with the worlds of Doctor Who and conventions, and the Onezumi Events philosophy when it comes to fan events. There'll also be question time at the end. So whether you want to know something fannish, fun, or organizational, you can chime in!
"We Are (Re)Generation Who" is our very first panel each year, and will be held Friday afternoon. An exact time and location within the con space will be forthcoming; for now, check out our Panel Descriptions page for more info on what's in store.
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With the mergers and acquisitions market continuing to buzz, some pest management industry observers wonder if there is still a place for the "small" guy in a landscape dotted by a handful of large and rapidly expanding regional, national and global companies?
In the case of Beltsville, Md.-based Innovative Pest Management (IPM), the answer is a simple and strong yes. Founded by longtime industry entomologist and educator Dr. Richard Kramer in the mid-1990s as a consulting firm, IPM eventually evolved into a second-generation family business that differentiates itself from the competition by successfully applying old-school principles blended with innovation and execution across all service functions.
The result is a fast-track of growth and customer loyalty across commercial and residential customers, laser focus on customer service and leaving no stone unturned to solve a client's pest issues.
"It is about delivering quality service to the client," says Kramer. "It's putting 110 percent into your work and not quitting on the customer. As you grow it gets harder, but the payback comes with a satisfied, long- term customer."
With nearly a 98 percent customer retention rate, IPM walks the walk when it comes to client satisfaction.
The company's client list includes your typical residential homes and chain restaurants across the Washington, D.C. metro area, but also high-profile facilities, including the National Gallery of Art (see sidebar), American University, George Washington University, the U.S. Holocaust Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Department of Interior and more than 200 government buildings in Montgomery County (Md.).
"We always put the time and effort in up front with clients to get to know them and understand their needs," says Kramer. "Our retention rate is something we pride ourselves on."
Following a distinguished 22-year career in the U.S. Army as a medical entomologist, Kramer, a Florida native, knew he wanted to stay engaged with protecting public health from pest threats. After stints as technical director for NPMA and a large regional pest control firm, Kramer felt it was time to strike out on his own and he had the ideal partner in mind. Kramer's son, Josh, was working in pharmaceutical sales in Chicago at the time, and the only way the elder Kramer would start the company was if Josh was on board.
The younger Kramer agreed to take the plunge along with two experienced field technicians, including Luke Krikstan, who was one of the original field representatives. (He remains an equity partner in IPM and one of its most valuable employees.) With those moves IPM, the full-service pest provider, was born in late 2004.
"We started with nothing and were working out of a cottage on my property in Maryland," recalls Richard.
With Richard handling the technical side of the business, it fell to Josh to lead the company's sales efforts and secure clients. "We had zero customers and we went old school, taking out full-page ads in the Yellow Pages to get the phones ringing," says Josh. "We knew if we could get a customer to commit to us there would be no issue keeping them."
With service quality at the foundation of its business plan, IPM started to gain traction and grew to a $1 million operation in three years. It was then that the Kramers knew the business would survive.
Every company should know what separates it from the competition and at IPM the formula includes treating employees and customers well, staying ahead of the curve on innovation and following the core formula.
"We all have the same tools in our bag, but who you having using them and how they are using them are the difference," says Josh. "The difference is delivering the knockout punch for the client and diagnosing the fundamental issue of the pest problem."
With Richard's extensive background in training and education, it is no surprise IPM devotes significant time and resources to have all of their applicators certified and provides financial incentives for achieving those certifications.
"We want a company culture that awards achievement and at the same time helps deliver a higher level of service and a more satisfied customer," adds Josh.
This dedication to deliver a higher level of service has earned the company Washington City Paper's Best of DC Readers' Poll honors three years running as a top pest control company in the city.
Another key to success is IPM's focus on people and processes, led by Sharee Hixson, director of operations. As Josh said, "She is the magic that happens between our technical field teams and our inter-office team."
Working in the D.C. metro area means opportunities for government and commercial work, but it is a competitive market. The younger Kramer started by making cold calls on restaurants, office buildings, grocery stores and property management companies seeking to establish a foothold. "We discovered property managers changed companies frequently and because we demonstrated our expertise and delivered results they ended up taking us with them to their new companies," says Josh. "We not only kept the former properties but landed new ones as well. It really helped fuel our growth."
Richard's contacts in the government sector, especially within the Department of Defense, led to IPM getting its foot in the door for facilities such as Fort Belvoir in Virginia and the high-profile institutions previously mentioned in this article.
Historically, the pest management industry includes numerous family-owned and -operated businesses. Some pass from generation to generation without a hitch and some have seen a promising start end up in a sale because the generations didn't see eye to eye.
When asked to reflect on his father's influence on the company, Josh says Richard's technical prowess is an advantage few competitors can rival, but it is his integrity and commitment to core principles that set him apart.
"Richard can adjust to his audience whether it is a government procurement official or a classroom of third graders," says Josh. "He listens, takes a genuine interest in what is being said and is willing to get out there and roll up his sleeves. It is those situations where he shines brightest."
When asked what working with Josh has meant to him, Richard says the blend of their skill sets — his technical expertise and connections, and Josh's outgoing and engaging personality that complement sales, is a perfect balance.
"It is great to work with him and none of what we have achieved would have happened without him," Richard said.
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Latest FiberSIM Version to Expand Product Development Process
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11 November 2006
Vistagy has released the latest version of its FiberSIM suite of software, created specifically for the design and manufacture of composite products.
According to Vistagy, this new version of FiberSIM expands support for the entire end-to-end product development process, from early conceptual design through downstream manufacturing. New tools for defining preliminary 3D solids and generating product weight studies are included to help engineers in assessing and reducing the weight of composite products very early in the design phase.
"Because of intense competition, our industry-leading customers are setting more ambitious product delivery goals than ever before, and are really challenging their engineers and suppliers to reduce cycle times and achieve accurate final parts more rapidly," said Bob Flory, vice president of product development at Vistagy. "By establishing a model-based process with FiberSIM, engineers will utilize the software's powerful new capabilities to more efficiently and easily create conceptual designs that are the basis for composite products while streamlining the manufacturing phase to meet delivery deadlines and specification requirements."
FiberSIM's new features for preliminary design include: Zone-based solid generation for defining zones and shapes to check for space allocation and interferences early in the design process; Preliminary zone-based weight calculation to help engineers reduce part weight and assess whether final part will meet weight requirements; Composite Stacking tool which provides an integrated laminate stacking and sequencing capability for automatically establishing the order of plies and generating symmetric and balanced laminates to increase designer efficiency; Preliminary Design Interface capability which imports or exports material specification data between FiberSIM and Microsoft Excel for automatically sharing and reporting design information.
The software offers new manufacturing engineering capabilities such as: Spring back for Manufacturing Laminate feature which allows users to account for the impact of thermal deformation that can cause a part to "spring back" when removed from the manufacturing tool. Vistagy says that this capability accurately maps the engineering boundaries of a laminate skin and transfers them onto the "sprung" skin tool surface.


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SoIll Carcass Catcher
Our big boy, all around pad is the SoIll Carcass Catcher. The pad has tons of ground coverage (60″ X 44″), good and thick foam (5″ in total), and has been pretty durable so far. We've drug it all over the country using it to catch big falls, small back thumpers, and everything in between.
The pad is thick, but I would hesitate to call it a true highball pad. You would have a hard time missing it, but the hybrid hinge and slightly soft foam don't inspire confidence from way up. The pad is far better at covering a lot of ground for slightly traversing problems. The soft foam really comes in handy when you smack back first again and again. Plenty of energy is absorbed without really knocking the wind out of you. Definitely the pad I prefer to land on for most falls.
It makes a pretty sweet bed, mainly due to its size. It is a touch on the short side for adults, but you really can't beat the cushioning and insulation you get out of a pad this size. If you're a side sleeper you'll likely love it.
We've had the pad for a little over a year now. No complaints as far as durability is concerned. The buckles are metal on the female end and plastic on the male. We haven't broken a male buckle yet, but if we do they are easily replaceable. SoIll included some replacements when I first got it, though I subsequently lost them.
I think the pad could be far better designed for carrying. The shoulder straps are uncurved and pretty uncomfortable. Couple this with a soft and wide webbing waist belt and it really isn't a lot of fun to carry. I find that the pad's weight isn't really well supported by the belt, causing it to sag and then pinch. It is a pretty good pad for carrying equipment. The flaps that close the pad keep your stuff in pretty well, though small stuff should probably go in the stuff pocket in the main flap.
I really like the pad, especially if you can find it on sale. If you're paying full price and have long approaches where you boulder I would probably look in to a pad with a better carrying system. If you mainly do short approaches, I would definitely give this pad a close look.


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Its been a lot of ups and downs these last 10 months and a lot has happened i have had a lot of fun and also had my whole world turned upside down and i would even go as far as to say end.
but it has been both the best and the worst year ever, thanks everyone for all the support because YouTube has made everything a little easier through hard times and made life a little more bearable.
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The use of mobile banking has skyrocketed over the last few years since it was first introduced in 2007. Of the 87% of U.S. adults owning a mobile phone, are you a part of the 33% who conducts mobile banking, or are you a part of the two-thirds of non-mobile banking users still on the fence?
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11th Sunday after Pentecost
"I Will Always Love You"
1 John 3.16–18
[16] We know love by this, that he laid down his life for us—and we ought to lay down our lives for one another. [17] How does God's love abide in anyone who has the world's goods and sees a brother or sister in need and yet refuses help? [18] Little children, let us love, not in word or speech, but in truth and action.
Many of you may be familiar with the song, "I Will Always Love You." Dolly Pardon wrote and recorded the song in 1973 and won several awards. The rest of you probably remember Whitney Houston's version of the song from 1992, made popular in the movie The Bodyguard. The song was an international hit for years to come through Whitney's ability to introduce the song to a much wider audience, almost 20 years later. Today is, in fact, Whitney Houston's birthday. She would have been 52 today.
The premise of the song is that even though this relationship is over, I'll cherish what we had, always wish you well, and I will always love you. It's sad, really. The song is a farewell ballad to a relationship that was good, but just not good enough. There's irony in the lyrics because the words state that I'll always love you but then that love is leaving. Sure, it says, "I'll Always Love You," but then it walks away.
Now, I've heard this song a thousand times and heard my wife sing it in the car when Whitney Houston's version comes on. I'm a Tina Turner fan, personally. So while she's singing "I Will Always Love You," I'm singing, "What's Love Got to do with It?"
But in looking at this deeper and taking the words of the song in, I can't help but notice that this is the definition of love today. That for non-Christians and even some Christians who fall prey to it, they believe that they will or can always love someone and yet walk away. As Christians, we can't accept this kind of love. We are shown by God throughout history and Scripture, that love is abiding, advocating, close, intimate; that an "always love" is just that, ALWAYS.
Our children are being taught and sometimes by example that it's ok to walk away when it's not. We serve a pursuing–God. Whether it's bitter or sweet or bitter–sweet, God never leaves us and never forsakes us. His love is a chasing love, a pursing love, a sacrificial love. Godly love is an acting love, that doesn't depend upon words or sentiments, but it imitates the God who loves completely.
Our Scripture this morning commands us to lay down our lives for one another, just as Jesus laid down His life for us. It questions us–and–our–intentions by saying, how does the real, true, love–of–God live within us, if someone needs love but we're not going to provide it? And that is the question. Are we going to see the world in such a light that we will say to it, "We love you," and then go one about our way, not coming along side it and staying with it, through thick and thin, good and bad, pretty and ugly.
It's like the wedding vows that we make at our Christian services, that we will be committed to each other TILL DEATH PARTS US. And according to the love of Jesus Christ, not even death can part us. The resurrection of Jesus is such that nothing would stand in the way of God being with the ones He loved and created. There is nothing that can separate us from the love of God because God won't let it. As the Scriptures say in Romans 8,
[35] Who will separate us from the love of Christ? Will hardship, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword? [36] As it is written,
"For your sake we are being killed all day long;
we are accounted as sheep to be slaughtered."
[37] No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. [38] For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor powers, [39] nor height, nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Nothing should come between the love we have for one another, because Christian love is a death–defeating–love. Our issues on politics, social standards, finances should never come between the resurrection–love that we have from God. The same goes for our marriages and for our children. What will you let GOD do in your marriage or in your family if you love with a resurrection–love?!
As 1 John says this morning, don't love in word and speech, you love in truth and action. We don't love and then leave! That's saying it and then not backing it up. But we love in truth and sometimes that means telling them the truth and then loving them through it or into that truth. God loves you and is loving you into the image of His Son. When God gets done with you, you're gonna look like Jesus to Him. He's not going to give up or give in.
Will you love that way? Will you be loved into the image of Jesus? Will you love others into the image of Jesus? Will you love your spouse, your children, your neighbors and community into the image of Jesus? Will you love our schools into the image of Jesus? God says, I will ALWAYS love you, and I will never walk away! That is the God we serve; a God of faithfulness, of commitment; a God of miracles and of wonders! And to Tina Turner, "What's love got to do with it?" EVERYTHING!


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Chemawa Indian School (CIS) Class of 1993 Alumni List
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- Ignore that there are many differences in looking for a job here compared to home country
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This is so cute! Kevin Hart took some time out of his incredibly busy schedule to take his 8-year-old daughter, Heaven Leigh Hart, to her first father-daughter dance. Kevin posted some pretty adorable pics to his Instagram of this event — click through to see!
With smash-hit movie Ride Along in theaters and About Last Night to be released on Valentine's Day — not to mention several other big box office draws in the works — Kevin Hart is a busy, busy man. That's why it warms our cold, black hearts to see Kevin spending some quality time with his 8-year-old daughter, Heaven Leigh Hart, at her first father-daughter dance. The Instagram pics (and his comments) are too precious! See below.
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My new breakfast obsession is peanut butter. On everything. I figure since I don't eat eggs, nuts are a close second in the protein department. And I love that it actually keeps me full until lunch. Or at least 11 a.m.
I've discovered the all natural, self serve nut butter bar at Whole Foods. This stuff exposes Peter Pan for who he really is. This is the real deal. It doesn't have any sugar to balance out all that nut, so on it's own it's a lot to handle (fair warning). But combined with an apple, or something else naturally sweet, it's perfect.
My new favorite combo is this though … rice cake + peanut butter + banana + whatever you want. Raisins are good on top. Maybe coconut shavings? Haven't tried it but it sounds good. I like to keep chocolate out of breakfast since it seems to sneak its way into the final act of lunch and dinner most days, but I can't help but think of chocolate chips on top of this. Yum.
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I was in synagogue the other day and the chazan (the one who leads the prayer service) is going along at a fine pace. His diction was good. He sounded typical middle-of-the-road 'pareve' Israeli Ashkenaz Hebrew. Then, he gets to a bracha, and says Hashem's name with a Eastern-European pronunciation "Adee-Noy".
The second syllable was said like an "e" to rhyme with tree.
"Baruch atah Adee-Noy." What the heck was that???
I can (sort of) understand the Polish Jews and Chasidim, who anyways have different pronunciations for everything. I'm not sure from where their masoret (tradition) comes, but at least they are consistent.
This guy, typical blue and white flag waving Israeli is perhaps trying to sound 'stylish'? Where else could that e sound have come from? Saying G_d's name is a very serious thing. As a matter of fact, so serious that it's one of the Ten Commandments (Not saying God's name in vain ?? ??? ?? ?? ?' ????).
I know I've heard of a psak (Rabbinical ruling) that says this is not acceptable, and that you can't even say Amen to a bracha that is uttered other than in the way the word is spelled. I just can't find the source. If you know of the source of this ruling, please let me know ASAP so that I can bring it to the attention of this well-meaning soul.