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Highly qualified staff at Angus & Associates are able to understand their clients' markets quickly. Then they dig deep and keep asking until they get the research insights their clients need.
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Is Aaron Sorkin getting his geek on?
The famous technophobe and Hollywood scribe is trading the "West Wing" and "Studio 60" corridors for the graffiti-scrawled, software-developer-mobbed corridors of social networking upstart Facebook Inc.
The Palo Alto company says it has not signed on to a Sorkin film about its inception, but Sorkin has started a Facebook group (well, he says, his assistant did that) to gather color for a Facebook film he is writing for Sony and producer Scott Rudin.
A Sony Pictures spokesman confirmed the project but wouldn't discuss details. Through a publicist, Sorkin declined to comment.
Facebook spokeswoman Brandee Barker said: "We are routinely approached by writers and filmmakers interested in telling the Facebook story or the stories of the more than 100 million people who use Facebook to share and make the world more open and connected. At this point, we have not agreed to cooperate with any film project, but we are flattered by the interest."
The Facebook group (where Sorkin groupies have already congregated to write on Sorkin's wall) was first unearthed by the Defamer blog.
Sorkin's Facebook group page reads:
"Welcome. I'm Aaron Sorkin. I understand there are a few other people using Facebook pages under my name -- which I find more flattering than creepy -- but this is me. I don't know how I can prove that but feel free to test me.
"I've just agreed to write a movie for Sony and producer Scott Rudin about how Facebook was invented. I figured a good first step in my preparation would be finding out what Facebook is, so I've started this page. (Actually it was started by my researcher, Ian Reichbach, because my grandmother has more Internet savvy than I do and she's been dead for 33 years.)"
So what will a movie about the messy beginnings of Facebook be called? "A Few Good Founders"? Or "Face Off," complete with tense courtroom scenes from the legal battle over the company's creation?
(Note to Sorkin: Aaron Greenspan -- who attended Harvard with the founders, claims he came up with the idea for Facebook and recently penned a book on the subject -- would like to share his two cents).
And just who will they find to play Mark Zuckerberg, the official Facebook founder and chief executive?
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Resort fees are going up at 10 hotel-casinos in Las Vegas, including Caesars, Nobu and the Flamingo. Fees will increase between $1 and $3 a night starting March 1, according to Caesars Entertainment.
Resort fees are daily charges tacked on to your hotel bill for on-site amenities. Caesars increased resort fees on the same date last year.
Here are resort fees you can expect to pay beginning March 1:
Caesars Palace, $35
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Flamingo, $30
Harrah's, $30
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Nobu, $35
Paris, $35
Planet Hollywood, $35
Rio, $30
Though a buck or more may not seem like much, it adds up.
With tax, increased fees can inflate your daily hotel bill anywhere from $34 to nearly $40. Travelers dislike the fees because they are forced to pay for amenities they never use, such as free local phone calls and access to fitness centers.
In its 2016 fourth-quarter earnings report released Tuesday, Caesars cited "increased resort fees" as the No. 1 reason for a 5.8% increase in the average daily room rate.
Caesars' biggest competitor, MGM Resorts, said the company doesn't plan to increase resort fees at its hotels.
Resorts added a different type of fee last year: parking fees. With the notable exceptions of the Palazzo and the Venetian, major hotels on the Strip announced or implemented plans to begin charging for self- and valet parking.
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The European Commission plans to fine Microsoft massively for antitrust violations.
The Wall Street Journal reports the Commissions' allegation that "Microsoft misled investigators and sought to obstruct the case", and as a result will impose the largest fine it can while demanding that Microsoft removes some features from its Windows software.
The allegations of attempting to mislead focuses on a series of letters from customers which Microsoft supplied the Commission.
Silence EU Commissioner for Competition Mario Monti refused to comment on the substance of the investigation, including details of the supposed misleading letters, when questioned in Brussels yesterday.
Under EU law, Microsoft can be fined up to 10 per cent of its annual revenue, or $2.5 billion, the report said.
Monti refused to be drawn on the news, saying: "To speak of fines when Microsoft has not even replied is premature. To enter this game of calculating a fine does no service to the public at large." Microsoft has been given a little extra time to make its response to the case, Monti said.
Dominant position The EU has been deliberating whether Microsoft had violated European antitrust rules through "using illegal practices to extend its dominant position in the market for personal-computer operating systems into the market for low-end server operating systems".
The EU has charged that Microsoft has been actively attempting to dominate the corporate and Internet computer software market with its Windows and Office software, while also attempting to put a stranglehold on competing software for operating music and video over the Web, all in violation of European antitrust laws.
Though initially Microsoft was tight-lipped about the matter, saying that EU investigations are confidential in nature and it was respecting that confidentiality, the company later responded to Monti's comments.
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GAYLORD — Ralph King, a 90-year-old Aspen Ridge resident, remembers growing up in Onaway next to the narrow gauge railroad tracks that ran out to the work camps during the Great Depression.
Onaway was booming, he remembers. The Lobdell-Emery factory made automobile steering wheels, wooden bicycle rims and wooden coat hangers.
But a fire took down half of the factory, leaving many men out of work, including his father. Those who could, his father included, went to work at the grain elevator.
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I love paper.
It's probably my most favorite thing in the world.
And cheesy as it sounds, I also like flowers, especially the ones made of paper. So, for the last 2 years, making paper flowers has brought me so much joy that I still like to think of new techniques and tools to create oh-so-many different shapes.
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I bought beautifully textured paper yesterday, and today I made this paper flower that I think adds loads of charm to any gift box.
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Jefferson City, Missouri (PRWEB) July 30, 2015
President Obama's plan for overhauling the guidelines for overtime pay has resulted in heavy speculation about how it may impact the economy as a whole. Some argue that the changes will provide consumers with more money to spend, giving the economy a boost. Others say that the move will force employers to lay off workers and stifle the economy's growth.
The new rules change the minimum threshold for required overtime pay from $23,660 to approximately $50,000. Experts estimate that 5 million workers and their employers will be impacted by the change.
The changes suggest that industries where the term "manager" is applied to a salaried employee in an effort to avoid paying overtime will be forced to restructure their organizations. For instance, a supervisor at a fast food restaurant may be earning $30,000, but working so many hours that their income averages far below minimum wage.
As a result of the new rules, employers may be required to begin offering overtime pay to an increased number of employees, or they may be forced to spread the work among more employees to avoid paying overtime rates to those working long hours.
Many employers will choose to increase the pay of their workers that receive an income near the threshold in order to avoid paying them overtime. For many workers, however, there will be a reduction in hours, and the resulting pay, in order to limit overtime pay.
Companies requiring a restructuring to minimize the impact of the new overtime rules will benefit from the advice of a qualified accountant, who can determine how best to reward employees and retain the best talent without minimizing profitability.
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text: As we approach the six-month marker of the neo-Nazi terrorist attacks of Aug. 11 and 12, we have an opportunity to step back and evaluate how our community has changed since that violent weekend, for better and for worse. As individuals, we must summon the courage it takes to honestly confront ourselves about if and how our thoughts and actions have shifted. As a student body, we must hold our representatives accountable for the goals they have been tasked with addressing. As a University, we must center the truth-seeking mission of this institution in our work to build a community that lives by the values that our press releases and website espouses. To effectively realize this mission, I contend that a select category of speech presently protected by a persuasive liberty paradigm fails to further the truth seeking charge of our scholars and institution of higher education. Public universities bristle at the very mention of campus speech regulation, fearful of sensational press headlines, ACLU-sponsored litigation and watchdog lobbies that will accuse them of constitutional violations and an affront on the value of liberty. However, Noah Feldman, a professor of constitutional and international law at Harvard University, advances an understanding of the relationship between a public square and a public university that illuminates a path forward through this thorny territory. In a piece he published in the Chicago Tribune in August 2017, titled "Universities can do more to curb hateful speech," Feldman contends that in order for publics "to function as universities, they need to create an environment of communal commitment to exploring the truth...it does not include threats or harassment. And it does not allow for gross violations of civility." In Feldman's view, public universities can and should define their property as a uniquely tailored public square that supports their established values and norms. Universities must continue to offer public forums for robust, messy debate — nevertheless, that commitment does not obligate them to entertain all public provocations, ipso facto. Moreover, our University and our nation must take violations of civility, such as incidents of hate speech, more seriously. If we only consider the offense of hate speech to constitute a mere message of subordination, we are limited in our ability to engender equal respect for all people under the law. By centering concern around physical harm, violence and disrespect, scholars, legislators and jurors alike have relegated hate speech to a regrettable but unavoidable cost that some individuals must pay for the paramount societal value of freedom. I contend that incidents of hate speech do constitute substantial aggression. Affronts to a person and/or a community's societal status violate one's dignity and impede one's ability to live a free and happy life. Such violations are dramatically increasing in number, too, according to Emma Kerr's citation of a new study released by the Anti-Defamation League on Feb. 1. In her article, titled "White Supremacists Are Targeting College Campuses Like Never Before," she cites that "white-supremacist propaganda at colleges increased by 258 percent from the fall of 2016 to the fall of 2017, affecting 216 campuses across the nation." Alongside this deeply troubling trend, we are reaching what Pearce Godwin, columnist and CEO of Listen First Project, calls a crisis in civility. In his piece in The Hill titled "When it comes to politics, listen first in 2018," Godwin reveals that not only do "75 percent of Americans now believe the lack of civility has reached a crisis level," but that "56 percent expect civility to get worse in the next few years," according to Civility in America's latest survey. What can we do as students to engage with one another in productive and dignified ways as these trends threaten to tear our community apart? I am advocating for a more thoughtful and serious consideration of the harm that hate speech causes to our University's academic mission and to our democracy more broadly. As students, we must not only fight repugnant speech with louder speech, but we must enforce relationships of mutual respect that ground constructive debate as well as rally against speech that violates the norms of our community. As students, we may not possess the tools to amend the parameters that define protected political speech. Perhaps a solution to these salient concerns over speech don't lie with more regulations — maybe our answer stems from a renewed commitment to what dignified treatment of difference looks like in our pluralistic society. If that's the case, what better place to tend to such a commitment than the nurturing space of a university, where we're tied together by a pursuit of knowledge that will help us create a more equitable and just world for everyone. Sarah Kenny is a fourth-year College student and serves as Student Council president.


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I have never been one to shy away from controversial discussions, and in fact recently had the opportunity to challenge a very senior executive from the a major insurance intermediary on how his message is undermining the image of the sector. Unsurprisingly the response I got was a little vague and non-committal (i.e. politically correct when representing one's company). This was after they had said: 'Property Catastrophe reinsurance delivers the greatest profit to the industry, which is why it's so important…'
The question I posed was: If premiums are sufficient to meet claims obligations, what do interest rates and investment returns matter? Surely it is only shareholders who demand a profit… Customers just want their claim to be paid.
Now please don't think I am naïve enough to not understand the mechanics of running a business, and certainly in a world of escalating compensation claims (see Ogden Rate changes), and ever more costly litigation, I fully understand the necessity for risk carriers to maintain robust reserves. However, surely that kind of discussion is something that should be held with internal stakeholders and investors, and not flashed in front of consumers…? If I am standing in twelve inches of water due to my living room flooding after a burst pipe, do I really care if the company questioning the validity of my claim made £-billions of profits??
Insurers get the rough end of the deal all the time, particularly at the hands of the mainstream media. One has only to look at how the recent floods in the UK were reported for an example of this. Within the sector we know that a huge amount is done by insurers and intermediaries both to prevent losses from occurring, or at least minimise their severity, and to support communities after catastrophic events. But the general public only ever hear the stories of how people have been failed.
And how does the sector react to this? 'Profits hit record levels…' 'Share prices continue to rise…'
It's great that the sector provides a positive return to investors and shareholders. It is fantastic also that this investment funds research into emerging risks and product development so that more people can receive the protection they need.
But when you're knee-deep in flood water, or standing in a house that has been ransacked by burglars, or watching your business burn to the ground after an arson attack, or having to slaughter your entire livestock due to a foot and mouth outbreak, what do you care more about – profits, or claims?
Why don't we hear more about how risk management can reduce the likelihood of losses occurring? Insurers and Brokers have such a wealth of data on effective risk management practices that they regularly employ to the benefit of Insureds. They allow factories to continue operating through the early identification of defective machinery, they provide insight in to politically unstable locations to enhance route planning for commercial deliveries, they can help to identify early symptoms of chronic diseases resulting from working conditions, I could go on like this…
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A week after former UCLA coach Jim Mora was far less effusive than he arguably should have been when praising former UCLA quarterback Josh Rosen, Alabama coach Nick Saban has said all the right things about former Crimson Tide defensive back Minkah Fitzpatrick.
"As a player, is he a top-five pick? Yeah," Saban recently told Scott Petrak of the Elyria (Oh.) Chronicle-Telegram.
Saban also was asked whether Fitzpatrick's drive and obsession with perfection makes him a clone of his college head coach.
"I wouldn't put that on anyone," Saban said. "He's better than me in a lot of ways."
Apparently so, because Fitzpatrick's determination doesn't leave him seeming irritated all the time, like many perfectionists are.
"You always see an upbeat, positive, pleasant guy to be around," Saban said. "When you're in a room with him, you feel upbeat, positive, pleasant. He has a wonderful personality. . . . You will not find a better person. The guy's got tremendous character. He was never in my office once for doing the wrong thing. He's very responsible. He's a good citizen, a good leader."
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Henry Kissinger described a recipe for strategic disaster in his book 'World Order': "You cannot remain relevant by simply projecting the familiar forward." Yet, that is what companies do almost every day. They look at tomorrow by what they know today, they extrapolate their comfort zone into the future, and hope for the best.
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Bank of America aggressively pushed complex derivatives products on customers in the midst of the financial meltdown without warning them of the substantial risks associated with them — and even told investors the products were "extremely conservative" — a former employee claims in a letter delivered to Securities and Exchange Commission chief Mary Schapiro.
Sales of so-called structured notes were so critical to the profitability of BofA's brokerage unit during the crisis that BofA threatened to fire workers if they didn't meet quotas or if they warned investors against the products, the anonymous whistleblower said in the letter, a copy of which has been obtained by The Post.
"Our client was personally instructed on multiple occasions. . .that his job could be in jeopardy if he did not have his underlings 'produce more' in such category," the August letter, written by New York securities lawyer Stuart Meissner, who's representing the former employee, reads.
A separate BofA employee "had his job threatened" when he advised clients to liquidate their notes out of fear BofA "could be nationalized," making the notes worthless, the letter said.
The whistleblower, according to the letter, was also told that aggressive sales of the notes were the only way for the brokerage unit to meet its revenue goals amid a declining market.
Bill Halldin, a spokesman for BofA said the firm is not aware of the complaint. "It is our policy to conduct our business in accordance with applicable laws and industry practices," he said.
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Dublin, February 5th 2018 – BearingPoint, one of Ireland's leading management and technology consultancies, will increase its Dublin headcount to 340 people following increasing international demands for the company's 'RegTech' (regulatory technology) solutions.
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Regulation continues to be a key area of focus and growth for BearingPoint, both in Ireland and internationally, across a number of sectors including financial services, health, aviation and telecommunications. Our RegTech products give regulators insight into the transparency and health of banks and other financial services companies. Ultimately, this helps them steer companies away from risky business practices that can have implications for thousands of people, and sometimes entire countries.
The increasing global demand for RegTech software has driven the growth of BearingPoint's Dublin centre of excellence. Our 40 new hires will play an integral role in extending and developing our cutting-edge products that have a real, positive impact on the stability of international banking and finance.
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With the spring, comes the launch of our other favorite time of year: lobster season! To celebrate that and one of our hottest Bethesda Row restaurants, Luke's Lobster, we asked some genuine Mainiacs to help us crack the shell on properly enjoying the scrumptious crustacean.
Skip the bib. No self-respecting Mainer would don one. "It's a matter of pride," says our friend Laurie, who comes from a long line of Maine lobstermen. "We associate it with outlanders, tourists and other people who need to flagrantly advertise they they're eating lobster. And, we don't care if our summah clothes get juice on them."
Get cracking. "I like to start with the tail," says Mike, a 25-year resident of Camden, Maine. He rips that off and then rinses off the green "tomalley" or liver. As Laurie says, "It's like any kind of liver: either a 'yum' or 'yuck' for everyone." Both Mike and Laurie agree the best method from here is to pick out all of the meat and then eat with clean fingers.
Use the right tools for the job. Use your fingers to twist off the claws. Twist in the opposite direction of the joint. Allow the water to drain out. Aside from your fingers, you can use a small nutcracker and pick to nudge out every last bit of sweet lobster.
Done like a dinnah. Once you've removed all of the meat, do as Mike does and let it all sit for a few minutes in a bowl of melted butter. Laurie foregoes the butter and tosses her lobster with mayo, a splash of cider vinegar and fresh tomatoes. What about a squeeze of citrus? Mike says, "I have never seen a Mainer use lemon. Ever."


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The Northern Ireland Hospice has thanked two Newtownabbey men who between them have raised more than £76,000 for the charity's vital work.
Hill Tavern regular Billy McGregor has been a long term supporter of the Hospice, having started fundraising many years ago by gathering up pennies in collection boxes. Over the years he has held a number of events including sponsored cycles and Christmas raffles, raising in excess of £60,000.
Billy has also been a big supporter of Carnmoney man Ivan Kennedy and his annual Benidorm or Bust Banger Rally exploits.
Ivan's whacky driving challenges from Northern Ireland to southern Spain and back over the past few years have raised £16,000 for the Hospice.
Between them the two men - with the help of family, friends and local businesses - have raised an astonishing total of £76,096.82 for the Hospice's vital work.
Explaining why he's supported Northern Ireland Hospice over the years, Billy said: "Everyone knows someone that is touched by a terminal illness. NI Hospice works with these patients and their families and we were happy to help in any way we could with the fundraising for the Somerton rebuild appeal."
John Phillips, community fundraiser with NI Hospice, thanked Billy and Ivan for their ongoing fundraising efforts.
"We would like to thank them for supporting Northern Ireland Hospice and helping us to support local people with terminal illnesses and their families at what is a very difficult time in their lives. At this time we need public support more than ever. We could not realise our dream of rebuilding the NI Hospice without the support of local people and businesses like Billy, Ivan and the Hill Tavern."
He added: "We are on track to receive the keys to the new Somerton Hospice in late 2015, but before this becomes a reality, we still need to raise £1.9m towards the £13m rebuild project. That is why fundraising like this is so important to us. Thank you so much to everyone who contributed for supporting their local hospice."
When completed, the new hospice will provide 18 modern, single en-suite bedrooms, a day hospice, an outpatient clinic, physiotherapy and occupational therapy facilities, a dedicated education and research centre, special gardens for patients and families, a children's and relatives area, as well as a sanctuary and many other areas all designed to bring care and comfort to hospice patients.
Anyone who would like to get involved in fundraising for NI Hospice should contact John Phillips on 07773 367287 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.


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There might have been a slight age difference between myself and the other girls at the craft table… #kidatheart #gettingmycrafton
The gingerbread village is always filled with neat creations. This one (bottom right) was one of my favorites. In addition, we always decorate sugar cookies before leaving! It's tradition. #nomnomnom


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J-E-L-L-O — it's alive! And now, it's deep fried.
Every year, the State Fair of Texas holds a contest to determine which of its many fried food submissions tastes best. This year, Fried Jell-O took the crown.
This creation features cherry Jell-O that's been breaded in panko, flash-fried, then dusted with powdered sugar. It's served with whipped cream and a cherry on top.
RELATED: Skip the carnival and make deep fried Oreos at home!
According to the fair, Ruth Hauntz, the mad genius behind this invention, was a finalist in the Big Tex Choice Awards once before, but this is her first win.
While Fried Jell-O was deemed Best Taste, the crown for Most Creative went to Isaac Rousso for his Cookie Fries. Sure, they look like crinkle fries, but they're actually dessert!
Cookie Fries come in typical cookie flavors, including sprinkle and chocolate chip, and are served with strawberry or chocolate dipping sauce.
Fried Jell-O and Cookie Fries beat a variety of submissions, including Deep Fried Bacon Burger Dog Slider on a Stick and Southern Fried Chicken & Dumplins, for this year's prizes.
The 2016 State Fair of Texas will be held Sept. 30 through Oct. 23 in Dallas.
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On January 31, 2007, the students and faculty
in the Missouri London program visited the Tate
(now usually called "Tate Britain" after the opening
of the Tate Museum of Modern Art up the river a bit).
A strike had closed down most of the museum:
Tour guides were unhappy. Students waited patiently.
In the afternoon, my Shakespeare class visited the reconstructed Globe Theatre.
I walked over the Millennium Foot Bridge to get there. The first shot is backwards, featuring St. Paul's Cathedral.
American impresario Sam Wannamaker was the driving force behind the Globe's reconstruction a few years ago:
This other group of tourists listened to a few of us declaiming from the stage.


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Our trip to St. Louis last year ended in frustration as we sat, waiting patiently, watching radar images on the Jumbotron that seemed to portray an impending deluge, yet found no confirmation in the sky over Busch Stadium. In the end, the radar prevailed and the game was rained out. So, of course, we had to come back.
To get there, we drove through rural western Tennessee, through a bit of Kentucky and into Illinois at Cairo. It is ironic that I've been to Cairo, Egypt (pronounced "kigh row") many times but never to Cairo, Illinois (pronounced "kay row"). I was shocked. In all my travels around this country, I have never seen a town so depressed. It is seemingly one bankruptcy short of a ghost town. At least two thirds of the businesses were boarded up and there was just nothing going on.
Busch Stadium, on the other hand, was bustling. When we checked into our hotel, we learned that the Cards and Brewers were playing a double header (making up a prior rainout), so there was a lot of activity around the stadium when we bought our tickets. This year, the skies were clear and the weather warm.
We also made a return visit to Pappy's Smokehouse, a highly regarded BBQ place west of downtown. We enjoyed it last year, but tried to go to Bogart's, only to learn that is open just for lunch four days a week. Go figure. In any event, we got one full side of ribs and split it, which was more than enough for the two of us. The ribs were superb, the sides (slaw and potato salad) adequate though not memorable, but the meal was well worth it (14 very meaty ribs for $25).
The Cards won the first game and we speculated whether the veterans would have played that game or been saved for the night game. I would have played the old guys in the (marginally) cooler evening game, but Manager Metheny did the opposite. Several of the younger players wore these fancy socks.
The Cards took an early lead, the Brewers caught up and then went ahead, the Cards caught them, but lost out in the end. Despite that, it was a good game and now Busch Stadium is authentically in the book.


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Wednesday, August 30, 2017
Shopping Guide: Back to Preschool
We chose a church-based preschool close to our house upon the recommendation of other moms in our neighborhood and community and were so fortunate to be accepted into our first choice. I toured many places last winter and loved this school so much that we only applied here and just crossed our fingers that it would work out.
We, of course, had to do a little shopping to prepare for the start of school. I will go ahead and clarify that I am aware that she will get her cute little clothes dirty. That she will spill food, get play ground mulch, play-doh, and paint all over them. We have a number of hand-me-down outfits that I purchased for pennies on our local mom re-sale page but of course we had to get a few special outfits and pieces, too, because she is only little once after all and the days of her wearing precious outfits like these are limited.
Thursday, August 24, 2017
Skinny Grapefruit Mojitos (+ fun end of summer cocktails)
I am a big fan of a refreshing cocktail and mojitos are one of my absolute favorites. The only thing about mojitos, though, is that they can be so sugary. Having more than one can make me feel gross and they certainly aren't good for the waist line. But, they are so yummy.
One day recently, I was feeling the need for a cocktail and had a nice, fresh grapefruit staring at me from our fruit bowl in the kitchen and fresh mint from our herb garden. So, I decided to try out a skinnier version of a mojito with grapefruit. I really enjoyed it and Corey requested one of his own after taking a sip of mine, despite the fact that he thought it looked "girly."
Monday, August 21, 2017
Coffee + Conversation
Happy Monday! If we were having coffee today, I would tell you that I have absolutely no idea where the month of August has gone. It has totally flown by. It has been hot and steamy here in Charlotte, though, so I'm not totally hating to be a little closer to fall, though.
Corey and I celebrated our 5th anniversary last weekend. We traveled to St. John earlier in the summer for our "big" celebration and then enjoyed a nice dinner in Charlotte on the actual night.
We started with drinks at the Ritz Uptown and then headed to Bentley's on 27 for dinner. We had never had dinner there before and it was amazing.
Friday, August 11, 2017
Five Years
Today Corey and I celebrate our fifth anniversary. It is kind of surreal that we have been married that long, well past the newlywed stage at this point. That day five years ago was absolutely perfect in every way. I couldn't have asked for a more perfect wedding day but what's more important is that it symbolized the start of a life together and I feel so fortunate that Corey and I are able to do life together. Without a doubt, there is no one better suited to be my partner.
Labels: family, marriage, our wedding
Thursday, August 10, 2017
Kale and Peach Summer Salad
Last summer we hosted our favorite neighbors from our previous neighborhood to grill out at our new house. One of our neighbors is a professional chef and he brought this incredible kale and peach salad along for the evening. I'm not usually a fan of kale but this salad totally transformed my thinking on that. It is seriously so good and nutritious, too! This is the perfect summer salad so I set out to recreate it this summer and it has been on repeat in our household. I can't promise this is exactly how our chef neighbor made it but it is pretty darn close and totally delicious. This is by far my husband's favorite salad and that really says something when he's constantly asking for it!
Labels: healthy eating, recipes
Monday, August 7, 2017
Coffee + Conversation
Happy Monday. If we were having coffee this morning, I would say that I want to go back and do the weekend all over again. We basically did a whole lot of nothing and I can't say that I hated it. Just lots of family time.
On Friday night, we made steak, a great big salad, and shared a baked potato at home. Then, relaxed int he hammock in our back yard with a big glass (er couple glasses) of red wine and unwound from the week after baby girl went to bed.
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Disclosure: I was provided tickets to the show for free to complete my review. I was not compensated in any other way. All opinions are 100% mine.
Last night was the opening night for Disney On Ice Follow Your Heart at the BB&T Center in Sunrise, FL and we were invited to attend. The kids were super excited to see their favorite Disney characters including their favorites from Inside Out and of course every girls favorite Frozen.
Disney On Ice Follow Your Heart ROCKED!
We have been to a few Disney On Ice shows but this one by far was the best! The performers were amazing and they kept the kids entertained the entire time.
See Joy, Sadness, Anger and the rest of the Emotions Inside Out were there to help Riley's win her big hockey game!
All of the Princesses came out including Cinderella, Rapunzel, Ariel, Snow White and more. This was my favorite part, they did incredible stunts with climbing ropes with their princes to lend a hand.
Of course you can't forget to venture to Arendelle. There you will help Olaf and Kristoff reunite royal sisters Anna and Elsa from Disney's Frozen. That is where they learn love has the most magical power.
Just keep swimming with Dory and her new friend Hank from Finding Dory.
Lastly you will see Buzz Lightyear, Woody and the whole Toy Story gang! The Toy Story was both my son's favorite parts of the show.
And of course Mickey and Minnie check in from time to time!
The entire Disney On Ice Follow Your Heart was a great show for all ages. We had a blast! I highly recommend it even for the little ones.
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BB&T Center (Sunrise) until Sunday 9/18
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7520640854796767222.post8567326738266131670..comments2018-10-21T21:54:24.081-07:00Comments on CANADIAN WAR BRIDES OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR: War Brides from the First World WarAnnette Fulfordhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7520640854796767222.post-29200729653842985912010-03-17T05:44:33.536-07:002010-03-17T05:44:33.536-07:00You have no idea how thrilled I was when a friend ...You have no idea how thrilled I was when a friend sent me your site. This is pure gold for me. I am writing a novel set in WW1 featuring a NS lobsterman who goes to war, meets a Scottish girl in Franch, goes home early because he loses a leg and sends for her. I need to find out how she would have come - maybe even a ship name and date, and how much it would have cost to get her there. I can hardly wait to delve deeper into your blog!Genevievehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7520640854796767222.post-63890849060504404602009-07-01T06:46:30.109-07:002009-07-01T06:46:30.109-07:00Very interesting topic. I have no war brides (that...Very interesting topic. I have no war brides (that I know of) but I'm rather obsessed with my great-uncle's story. An American, he died in France in WWI and is buried there. I've transcribed his 60 letters at
 http://jeanbduncan.com/Harry_Buzzells_WWI_Letters/Introduction.html
and also summary series on blog at
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My husband's great-uncle served from Moncton, New Brunswick.Jean B. Duncanhttps://email@example.com


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James Hill reviews the biopic of Apple's CEO, co-founder and overall genius, Steve Jobs, played by Michael Fassbender, following the rise and fall in the making of this fascinating man.
A typical biopic of a famous figure tends to provide a chronological and fairly simple plot progression from birth to death. Whilst undeniably chronological, this Aaron Sorkin scripted and Danny Boyle directed tour de force is a barbed lash of walking and talking a la West Wing. A first look of a bespectacled Michael Fassbender might engender a sense of déjà vu – the more typical Ashton Kutcher biopic 0f 2014 conjured from the ether – however this is far from a normal biopic. In fact, the dialogue frequently performs an open biopsy on our senses, the harsh staccato delivery of Fassbender's Machiavellian Jobs is an auditory clusterbomb, with expletives and technical computer terminology blending seamlessly. However, whilst this is a purely male performance (the measuring does not stop at the Mac computer), Kate Winslet provides the emotional yet well rounded foil to Fassbender's poisonous tongue. Whilst maybe not an Oscar winning performance, there is a sense of catharsis and emotional engagement with a determined female role. She is not here to make sure the main character fulfils his destiny, she is here to do her job and do it well.
In fact, the dialogue frequently performs an open biopsy on our senses. The harsh staccato delivery of Fassbender's Machiavellian Jobs is an auditory clusterbomb, with expletives and technical computer terminology blending seamlessly.
Moreover, this film succeeds in drawing away from the myth of Jobs as a visionary and express just how unlikeable this figure actually was. He refuses to acknowledge his own daughter and lambasts her mother with line after line of acidity. In a previous Sorkin scripted film we saw Jesse Eisenberg's Mark Zuckerberg told rather matter clearly "you may change the world but you are still going to be an asshole", the same can be said for Jobs. We see echoes of The Social Network in this film, yet Boyle's minimalistic shots and moving camera are more Thick of It than The Social Network. The attention is drawn to the details and Fassbender clearly relishes every line and utterance. This is not a representation of the character but an inhabitation of the role. It has divided the academy and many voters whom all like Fassbender but Dicaprio's Hugh Glass will probably (finally) edge this one out.
Whilst Steve Jobs might not be everyone's favourite man, there is an undeniable swagger and strength in the character.
Although Fassbender, alongside a strong Seth Rogen, gives this film that Oscar sheen, more sympathy and pathos exists in Dicaprio's Glass, a revenge story with cinematographic aplomb will sit well with Academy voters. A best picture contender, this film might have better luck in those categories often ignored, such as Best Adapted screenplay. Whilst Steve Jobs might not be everyone's favourite man, there is an undeniable swagger and strength in the character. This man knows he's brilliant and does not care who knows it. The arrogance makes you want more, more Sorkin lines and more vicious verbal putdowns. Whilst this reviewer personally hopes for a best picture win for Brooklyn, this film will have some success. Overall, a well scripted, well-acted and well-crafted film which deserves the plaudits showered upon it.
Director: Danny Boyle
Cast: Michael Fassbender, Kate Winslet, Seth Rogen, Jeff Daniels
Nominations: Best Actor (Michael Fassbender), Best Supporting Actress (Kate Winslet)
Why You Should Watch It:
The script alone is so commanding and well written, if for no other reason, watch it for Sorkin's work.
What It Was Missing:
There doesn't seem to be too much missing from this one. Perhaps a more conventional biopic format would have sat well with some reviewers, but this doesn't take anything away from the film itself.
The Worldly Rating: *****


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I want to look at myself someday
That when I look at the past
I won't need to betray
Myself the way I'm doing now;
That I'm overcompensating for what's no more
In hopes of what could be,
And realizing what's not there
Is in fact actually.
And if I was told to write
I would not even have the might.
For as dreams can turn to reality,
Reality also can become fiction.
Then, by what power wouldst one make
Of the ficton, even as fiction is?
And I dwell for I am not,
But I betray–I ought.
Yes, I betray myself
For the fiction this has become.
I deny myself my liberty
Known to only some.
There was a mirror in a dream,
Or perhaps a dream in a dream.
And I cast out the image
I simply saw in me.
And some nights I have dreams
Of deepest darkest fantasies;
And some nights are blank
In black and white and fallacies.
But the dawn breaks always,
And I again awake
To renounce deliberately
This epiphany.
And as I face myself one day,
As I would look into the past,
I will no longer betray
Myself the way I now do cast.


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The 4Subsea team is very proud to announce that the company has received the 2018 Product Leadership Award from analyst company Frost & Sullivan for the SWIM (TM) sensor solution.
"In the present industry scenario with pressing need from oil companies to curb their operational expenditure (OPEX) and optimize well production, 4Subsea's SWIM is rightly positioned to fulfill these industry requirements. It is a robust and comprehensive solution that ensures efficient performance of offshore drilling and safe intervention operations while optimizing the cost of rig operations." Kiravani E, Senior Research Analyst, Frost & Sullivan, January 2018
Picture shows CEO Peter Jenkins and EVP Well Intervention and Drilling Ignacio Marré at the award ceremony.
4Subsea is a Viking Venture portfolio company. Read the full article on 4Subsea.com


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About ME
These are words I usually use to describe myself: Photographer, designer, travel addict, poker player, dog lover, pizza connoisseur, adventurer, investor, golfer, friend.
I have always been passionate about photography, design and traveling. When I was young, I used to borrow my dads camera to take landscape photos. In grade school I wanted to design cars or be an architect. It's funny how when you're older you see how your passions guided your life.
I currently reside in Grand Rapids, Michigan with my Pug, Stewie.


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Fiery War Axe is a weapon for the warrior class. For the cost of 2 , warriors may equip this 3/2 axe.
Deck Recipe Edit
- Warrior: Classic Warrior
- Warrior: Guarding the Shard
- Warrior: No Pain, No Gain
- Warrior: Reno Jackson
- Warrior: Serve the Old Gods
- Warrior: The Goons' Empire
Notes Edit
- Warriors start with this card.
- The golden version of this card is obtained after reaching level 49 with the warrior.
Patch changes Edit
- (Patch 9.1.0) Now costs 3 mana. (Up from 2).


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"I lived in Paris from 96 – 2003. I was still working for Mr Pearl but I was managing 20 or 30 people. The ones from the Royal Opera House I would have to go back and redo. I fell out withPearl in 98 because the work load was so incredible and the stress of it all was too much….It all came to a head around Mugler' s couture show, people were beading solidly for 3 days, people were losing it, there was one girl who was the head of the beading team who went to beading school, she completely lost it…Pearl said "maybe you should go back to the hotel", she was found by the police in foetal position, was taken to the police station to sleep it off, and the result was there was a huge enquiry in paris over slave labour in the couture industry and how disgusting it was. Mugler got into real trouble and Pearl would never speak to this girl again. Januaray 98 I decided during that period that that was the last one I was going to do because I just thought that it's going to take years off my life….it all got a bit much. So strangely, almost subconsciously I fell out with Pearl.I saw a dress from that time in Sunday Times Style recently, Naomi Watts was wearing it, it's strapless, completely beaded and looks like water…I have a story about that dress. At one point the Mugler girl was a model called Amy Wesson. We had made an outfit for a couture show that was going to be used for the Angel campaign. A catsuit covered in beads, with droplets, icicles, Nadja Auermann wore it for the show. But for the campaign Amy Wesson wore it and she was a heroin addict and for the shoot they put her inside this crystal mirrored shell. They were having to slap her awake, there was someone ready with a needle full of smack to perk her up for the shots….she had a period at the time so her menstrual blood had soaked the inside of the catsuit so I had to unpick the bloody scabby sequins off with tweezers and re sew them on sticking it into a solution of Ariel…" - Sybil Rouge via PONYSTEP
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Owens Realty Services Orlando, Florida
Dec 02, 2018
Venue Manager (Post Event/3rd shift) (21463003)Orlando, FL, United States of AmericaOverviewOur employees experience a dynamic and rewarding place to work. We have a reputation for outstanding customer service, professionalism, teamwork, and exceeding client expectations. We consider the employees of Owens Realty Services and Owens Facility Services to be one of our most valuable resources. Our employees treat others in a friendly and courteous manner and have respect for other employees, tenants, visitors and our clients property.Job Skills / RequirementsWe have a Venue Manager (Post Event) opportunity for one of our premier entertainment venue portfolio located in Orlando, FL. As a core member of the Operations Team, you will be primarily responsible for supporting conversion operations within this high volume venue. On-going responsibilities will include managing and directing conversion and housekeeping staff in accordance with company and client expectations. If you enjoy servicing a client with high expectations and have a roll up your sleeves attitude, this position is for you! As a full-service commercial brokerage, investment, management, maintenance, housekeeping and environmental services company, Owens Realty Services continues to experience extraordinary growth attributed to our overwhelming commitment and dedication to the absolute best and most innovative services in the industry. As a Venue Conversion Manager you will interact with professionals throughout the organization to achieve company goals. In this role, you will report to the Director of Janitorial Operations. Here is what you can expect in this role. Responsibilities will include: • Control expenses within area of responsibility. • Establish staff schedules to support budgets. • Establish an Annual Special Project Calendar. • Conduct Orientation and Initial Training including 3M S.M.A.R.T., Safety, Blood borne Pathogens, and Cross Contamination. • Develop weekly supply orders based upon budgets, usage, and seasonal trends. • Evaluate and justify supplies, equipment, and purchases as needed. • Maintain records and statistics as required for regulatory purposes. • Hire and train staff in all aspects of job functions and tasks. • Plan, organize, direct, coordinate, and supervise functions and activities for multiple locations. • Identify, document and develop efficiencies within the work process. • Establish work standards and work flow. • Working knowledge of all modern cleaning techniques, as well as experience with all types of floor care. floor care. • Interact with client representative on a daily basis. • Establish and maintain effective lines of communication with internal and external personnel to ascertain that their needs and requirements are being addressed and that their expectations are being satisfied. • Ensure compliance with all regulatory agencies. • Maintain an environment that is in a clean, healthy, attractive and orderly condition. • Ensure that environmental procedures are being followed. • Provide reports as required by company and clients. • Demonstrate and promote the culture, values and management philosophy of the company. • Proactive in the achievement of the facility goals and objectives. • Possess knowledge of Microsoft Office, Excel and Outlook. • Commitment to extra effort to complete the project when due. • Completes other related work as assigned. • Own Transportation. • More Job Duties might be assigned depending on the account and Company business needs. • This position includes traveling from one location to another depending on account needs or account changes. • Must be able to work weekends, day and night shift, holidays if needed depending on account needs. Job Abilities and Skills: • A minimum of 2 years of experience in Custodial, Hospitality or Venue Management as a Supervisor in a demanding work environment. Or a combination of education and work experience. • Strong knowledge of all modern cleaning techniques. • Strong commitment to high-level service and quality standards. • Proficient written and verbal communication skills. • Demonstrated ability to coach, train, motivates, develop and lead a team. • Ability to plan, organizes, direct and delegate. • Ability to work well under pressure and meet deadlines. • Strong sense of urgency; self-directed. • Experience managing demanding custodial operations in a busy environment. • Possesses advance skills in Microsoft Office and Outlook. Education, certification and/or license requirements: Associates degree in Business or equivalent combination of education and experience required. Physical Qualifications: Ability to walk or stand for prolonged periods. Requires Bending, stooping, reaching up and may involve lifting up to 80 pounds. Must be able to work on elevated areas Must be able to work in all type of weather conditions.Education Requirements (Any) Associates DegreeAdditional Information / BenefitsEstablished in 1990, Owens Realty Services is a full-service commercial brokerage, investment, management, maintenance, housekeeping and environmental services company. Our comprehensive roster of services efficiently and economically manages the operation of sophisticated real estate investment portfolios, residential apartment and condominium complexes, government buildings, educational facilities, corporate campuses, high-profile venues and family entertainment parks in both the public and private sector. Owens Realty Services affiliates with significant industry associations to stay on the forefront of the development of new management models, marketing strategies, maintenance techniques and industry product lines. We integrate industry best practices to achieve the highest quality of service delivery for our clients. With an emphasis on customized management plans, our services result in maintaining the maximum life cycles for critical capital investments, a healthy and clean environment for all building tenants and visitors, as well as substantial cost savings. Owens Realty Services saves our clients, on average, approximately $1.00 per square foot in operational cost savings. Owens Realty Services portfolio includes over 25 million square feet of first class, high profile facilities in Connecticut, Florida, North Carolina and New York with a value of more than $8 billion in real estate net worth and $30 million in gross annual revenue. With over 1,000 industry professionals company-wide, our organization continues to experience extraordinary growth attributed to our overwhelming commitment and dedication to the absolute best and most innovative services in the industry. Owens Realty Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, disability, veteran status, or national origin. PM16 JT17Benefits: Medical Insurance, Life Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Paid Vacation, Paid Sick Days, Paid Holidays, Short Term Disability, 401K/403b PlanScreening Requirements: Drug Screen, Criminal Background CheckThis job reports to the General ManagerThis is a Full-Time position 2nd Shift, 3rd Shift, Weekends, Holidays. Number of Openings for this position: 1https://www.joblinkapply.com/Joblink/6256/Job/Index/322543/venue-manager-post-event-3rd-shift-?ShowBackButton=True&BackUrl=%25252fJoblink%25252f6256%25252fSearch%25252fResults%25253fsavedSearchId%25253dc01d4d1c-f823-4a81-9e6b-a7b8399fb1b8PI105942267