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With the rapid development of the field of tourism and hospitality, the popularity of the online Bachelor degree in tourism & hospitality has also broadened. The easy accessibility to Internet has also contributed to the popularity of the online courses. The online programs are cheap and offer a lot of facilities like flexibility and convenience. Those who want to make a career in the tourism industry, the online Bachelor's degree program in tourism and hospitality will help them in every respect.
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The minimum entry level criterion is an accredited high school diploma. So, students from any background with a satisfactory high school diploma certificate are eligible to apply in the online Bachelor's course. The entire admission details are given to the students during the admission procedures.
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In US, the travel industry contributes a big amount to the general economic growth of the country. It means that there are huge job opportunities for the fresh graduates and also for those who are seeking a refreshing change in their careers. It wouldn't be wrong to say that there has been an explosion in the tourism job sector in the past few years. The degree holders can find satisfactory job opportunities in several renowned hotels, service managements, tourism management, hospitality management as well as cruise lines, restaurants, travel agencies and other recreational industries. The salary packages are comparatively high in this sector.
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|Today we have a really hard program. Thats why we stand up early in the morning and take the earliest breakfast time at the B&B: 7:30 a.m. The 'Full Scottish Beakfast' is not too 'full': 1 fried egg, 1/2 warm tomato, 1 saussage, 2 bacon stripes and toast, butter marmelades, and coffee/tea. For tomorrow we ask for double value.
|Shortly after 8 o'clock we sit in the car. It is frosty cold: - 5 grad C. Today we want to see the Speyside. So we leave Oban northbound on the A85. In Connel we go via the famous iron construction of Connel bridge. First photo stop near Appin: On a small Loch Linnhe island : Castle Stalker in sunshine. Behind the castle the Isle of Lismore with its northern lighhouse. At the background the snowbound peaks of the Morvern paninsula. We are deeply impressed about such a simply great landscape scenery.
|The southern part of our todays tour route.
we go on traveling along the winterly icy Scottish Westcoast northbound over the Ballachulish bridge, passing Corran ferry to Fort William, the southern end of the Caledonian channel. In Spean Bridge we change the driver.
|Is Davids first time driving on the left and, partly, also on a Single Track Road. But about this later more. In Laggan we turn to the small A889 over a small hill to Dalwhinnie. Shortly after the crossroad we stop at the "... Pottery, Coffee Shop and Kiln Room" that is normally closed but opens just and only for us. We are happy about the good coffee (not usual in Scotland) and the good tasting cookies and we buy some items.
From here it is really not very far to
that lies white glowing in front of the mighty scenery of the dark Grampian Mountains. Dalwhinnie Distillery is the highest Scottish distillery not far from the burn of the river Spey near the Pass of Drumochter.
|We don't have the time to take part at a guided tour but relax instead with a good dram of "Dalwhinnie - Distillers Edition"
- a real highlight - that is served by a very friendly woman in the
Visitor Center (movie: asf, ca. 1,6MB)
Now we have to hurry, we have a date at the Balvenie Distillery at 2 p.m. and it is quite far to Dufftown. Here for the first time we use the saying that we never will loose during this tour : "Wir haben doch keine Zeit ! (We really do not have any time !)"
So we soon sit back in the car and drive to the A 9, the "Highland Road". Here it is said: Go North ! Passing the towns of Kingussie and Aviemore we turn right to the A 95 that takes us into Speyside.
|In Aberlour on Spey we step by at "WALKER'S" Shortbread factory and buy for the Weihnachtsmarkt Kornwestheim
some bags of Shortbread fingers. As we arrive in Dufftown
we have really about 40 minutes time ! We use this for a short visit of the
town centerwith the famous bell tower.
The traffic signs at this place are like a good whisky card at a restaurant. at the towers ground floor the local
tourist information visitor center is to be found. On the roofs of the surrounding houses there's snow. It is really cold.
At last we go back the half mile to the northern end of the town to the
Now we are separated from the other visitors and at the main hall with the family tree we get a dram of the new Glenfiddich Liqueur.
|Inbetween a dark cloud came that brings us an icy snow-rain. Together with an upcoming strong wind it becomes very uncomfortable.
We hurry to go from the parking place to the
Glenfiddich Distillery area. Theres a warm welcome to us at the Visitor Center.
After a short break the obligatory movie show about Glenfiddich and Single Malt Whisky starts, that recently has replaced the former
slide show and is available in sveral languages, among this, also in German.
The waiting time till the start of our guided tour we use to have a closer look at the exhibition vitrines:
lot of photos,
a vitrine with a 50 years old Glenfiddich (left below),
another vitrine with the product portfolio of Glenfiddich and Balvenie (below) and
another one with selected rarities (movie: asf, ca. 3,7MB)
|Now our very well German speaking guide appears and we start our special guided tour of
. For this purpose we get noticeable yellow vests and because of the still coming snow-rain umbrellas. Through a bridge at the rear part of Glenfiddich we come to a road that is about 1/2 mile long and leads toward the buildings of Balvenie Distillery.
The speciality of this distillery, that is closed for "standard" visitors, is, that here a malting floor and a Kiln are used and working which we can visit. So with our own eyes we can see how the barley is growing and malting. For the drying peat and coal is used here at the Kiln. It is interesting to see how it works, the fire, to smell the drying barley. Of course we have a closer look at the Mash tons, the Pot Stills, and the Spirit Safe. As we leave the distillery building, the cloud diappeared and it is the best sunshine wheather.
|We leave Dufftown northbound and have a short break at the "Speyside Cooperation", a company that provides the casks for several Speyside distilleries and has been installed by them. As saturdays it is closed, we only can see lots of empty casks and some Highland cattle.
On our way up the Speyside we have 2 other stops at distilleries that are on the way but are also closed at this daytime: near Marypark we find Glenfarclas Distillery. We find an unused Pot Still in front of the visitor center building..
|Although we have no time ! we have a short look at Cragganmore Distillery near Balindalloch castle.
|As we reach the A 9 near Carrbridge, we turn northbound towards Inverness. At the "Slochd Summit" there's another dark cloud that causes heavy snow showers.
|Last but not least destination at this very adventural day is the Glendruidh House hotel in Inverness
, the "Capital of the Highlands". Aswe come from south on the A 9, at first we have a dream like view towards the Moray Firth, over
Kessock Bridge and to the Black Isle, "Ross and Cromarty" and to the Northwest Highlands.
where we get some very rare old Single Malt Whiskies in front of the burning chimney. (movie: asf, ca. 190 kB) and a very good beer - very very good and relaxing. It develops a very interesting talk with Michael and we like to stay here. But because we are not prepared for this sadly we say bye bye and thanks a lot for everything and we drive through the night back to Oban.
The welcome at the clubs partner hotel was especially warm and from the heart. The proprietors Michael and Christine are very happy to see us. We are invited to the Bar of the hotel,
|Following Michaels tip we don't use the main road along Loch Ness but we go via the Single Track Roads on the southern banks of it. This road leads us through a very lonesome area with small villages and silent remote lochs. Their surface mirrors the full moon so we have a very mystic scenery where the Loch Ness Monster may appear at any time. Near Fort Augustus we reach the A 82, that leads us to Fort William very quickly. The last part of the tour we use the same roads that we took today morning. It is late as we arrive in Oban. But this is no reason not to have another pub tour.
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Innate to our being are certain strengths and also limitations. Our strengths help us shine. Our limitations, however, when not managed correctly, have the ability to completely deplete us mentally and can eclipse our strengths all together. To be successful at work, and/or at home, it's important that we take the time to learn a little bit about ourselves. We have to know what we do well and what we do not, and we have to be ok with the fact that some things are just not our thing. We also have to put certain fail safes in action that make it nearly impossible to let our programmed behaviors cheat us out of achieving our goals. In short, we have to manage our limitations.
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Bundles are a hipster buzzword in the Symfony world. Yea, they're cool but we really deserve all the credit! A bundle is just a place for us to put our hard-earned code. We might make an EventBundle directory for that feature and a UserBundle where we build the registration and login stuff.
We'll put anything and everything into a bundle: PHP code, config, templates, CSS and cats. We can also put other people's bundles into our project. A bundle in Symfony is similar to a plugin in other systems, but, ya know, way more hipster.
Yes, we can create bundles manually. But I'd rather have someone else
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console: a magic executable file in the
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Woh! All those green words are different console commands, including a lot things that help you work with the database and debug. I like tools as much as any programmer geek, so we'll use a lot of these over time.
For now run the
generate:bundle command:
php app/console generate:bundle
For the bundle namespace, type
Yoda/EventBundle. A bundle namespace always
has two parts: a vendor name and a name describing the bundle. In honor of
the Jedi master, we'll use "Yoda" for the first part and EventBundle for the
second. Unless you also work for Yoda, you'll probably use your company or
project name instead. Keep these as short as possible to save typing later.
Next, it wants a nickname for our bundle. We're going to be writing this
a lot, and lets face it, we're busy people. So, let's choose something short,
EventBundle. The only rule is that this ends with
Use the target default directory, but choose
yml as the configuration
format. You'll just have to trust me on this part - we'll check out the
annotation configuration format later.
For the rest of the questions, just hit the enter key wildly. And once the console-gnomes are finished, we have a brand new bundle.
This did exactly three things for us.
First, it made a
src/Yoda/EventBundle directory with some sample bundle
Second, it plugged our bundle into the motherboard by adding a line in the
AppKernel class.
Third, it added a line to the
routing.yml file that imports routes from
the bundle. Contain your excitement: we're about 30 seconds from talking
about this part.
But I want to share a quick secret first. If you're using PHPStorm like I am, I need you to download an aewsome Symfony plugin. For everyone else, this is totally not needed, it just adds some shortcuts.
Once it's installed, you need to activate it. We're now super-charged with a ton of Symfony-specific help. You'll see this along the way.
Hey Shane!
Yea, I agree - this definitely leads to "what is the bundle name?" versus "what is the namespace"? Starting in later versions of Symfony, we've simplified this: we now recommend that your app just has *one* bundle: AppBundle. We cover that in the latest version of this tutorial: http://knpuniversity.com/sc.... But, you can of course do whatever you want :).
And that's also why you see differences in this command: once we started recommending AppBundle we (actually I did this) updated the command to be more user-friendly and also to push people a bit more towards the idea of just having one bundle. There is an earlier question asking you if this bundle will be "shared". If you answer "yes" to this, then it will ask you for a vendor namespace. But if you answer no, there's no reason really to have a vendor namespace - it just makes your namespaces / directories a bit deeper. So, that's what's going on there!
And finally - very interesting through bout the app/ directory! This is actually something we considered when we moved to the AppBundle idea! One of the biggest reasons we didn't do this is simply to keep things consistent with how they were in the past. Putting your bundle in app versus src are both valid, but everyone has become accustomed to src, and putting things in app/ doesn't have any extra advantage. But with the AppBundle approach, there is a key delineation between app and src: src/ should contain your PHP code and app/ should contain everything else (templates, configuration, etc).
But, there's a cool addendum to this discussion :). *If* you wanted to put your AppBundle into the app/ directory (so you have app/AppBundle... or even, to that you remove AppBundle and have things simply like app/Controller, app/Entity, etc) you can do this very easy: simply change the autoload in your composer.json to point to app/ instead of src/ https://github.com/symfony/....
Phew! I hope that at least somewhat clarifies! This tutorial is now out-of-date, but also, you're asking (or commenting about) some very insightful questions.
It is a pity the bundle namespace and bundle name were given the same name. If they weren't is would be easier to distinguish them later.
Also I don't get an option for a Bundle namespace so I can't put in a vendor i.e. Yoda. I am only asked for 'Bundle name:'.
It is strange that the bundles which are essentially apps are in the src and not app directories. Doesn't seem intuitive.


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"I strongly believe that spending money on lawsuits could result in a completely different outcome than cooperating with us," Ni said in an interview during a rare visit by the media to Alibaba' internet security headquarters.Setting aside the unconscious Monty Python associations, I have a suggestion for Mr. Ni: Stop advertising FAKEs on your website. I am thinking of the fake collectible coins that are flooding and destroying the numismatists' bailiwick thanks to Alibaba.
For mealy-mouthed duplicity and contempt, Ni beats even the standard set just yesterday by the Twin Peaks management after the Waco shootings.
.Of course, not naming your business for history's most famous robber would have helped with your image.


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'Waiter, I'll have one tall sunset-on-the-rocks, please'
Writer's Digest PAD Challenge two-for-two Tues.
For today's prompt, take on one (or both) of the following prompts:
- Write a cool poem. Or…
- Write a uncool poem.
She never will be cool
Dazed by the craze
Of Cool, New Ways
To do those
Old-school things
She clings
More dearly to
The tried and true…
Or she feels like an old-timer
At a Young-people's pool
© Janet Martin


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Ela Esra Gunad
Ela is passionate and forceful advocate for social justice and human rights. She has designed and led various international, national and local programs to advocate for women's, children's, LGBT, and refugee rights and fight against discrimination and racism in every level of her life. Ela has worked with a variety of groups from marginalized people to high level governmental agencies for non-profits and international organizations. She worked as Projects Coordinator for Amnesty International Turkey and continued her advocacy efforts for social change as Country Coordinator for Follow The Women. She organized groups and cycled through Lebanon, Syria, Jordan into Palestine to support peace and to demand an end to violence in Middle East. Ela is dedicated for creating space and connecting with communities through various ways. She organized art events with groups like U2, Istancool, REM, Gevende, The Bambir and Bajar.
Born in Turkey, Ela studied International Relations and holds a Master's degree in Human Rights Law as well as certificates in Public Relations from Simon Fraser University and in Global Advocacy from Minority Rights Group International. She furthermore took training on Global Advocacy: UN Bodies and Mechanisms at UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva and on Hate Crimes and The European Legislations from OSCE. She also attended Art Management Program at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki. Ela has a fiery passion for ensuring equality and justice for all. Currently, she is working as Communications and Resource Development Manager for an anti-violence women's organization Battered Women's Support Services.
Brittney Kroiss
Like many others, Brittney is an Ontario transplant. She grew up in Toronto and after a few years of living in Europe, made her way to the Sunshine Coast. She has come to find a sense of home among the mountains, salty air and wonderful communities of the west coast and begun to plant her roots.
While working in the sales and design field, she had the opportunity to work with the Austrian Consulate on their sustainability and green technology initiatives during the 2010 Winter Olympics. This shifted her focus from the profit-first sector towards a path that puts people and the planet at the forefront. Brittney is aGlobal Stewardship alumni. She is currently a Sociology and Sustainable Community Development student at Simon Fraser University. Brittney strives towards fostering a greater sense of belonging, awareness, and accountability.
Brittney is curious and always seem to be questioning the world around her. When she is not studying, she can usually be found with her nose buried in a book, chatting with strangers on the bus, lending a hand at UNYA's Learning Centre, attending potlucks, on a hike admiring ferns and lichen, dappling around with art supplies, or challenging people to a game of Catan.
Tobias Lemay
Tobias Lemay is grateful to call Vancouver home and very much enjoys going for slow walks in the North Shore woods with his lovely wife, Jo Lemay, and their two old-lady dogs.
Tobias really likes building and creating things, and especially enjoys working with wood and metal. He spent ten years working in the trades. Within that time, he gained experience in masonry, carpentry, cabinetmaking and landscaping. He pursued a few years of formal apprenticeship in Furniture Making and Joinery, and has also completed a Diploma of Fine Arts. Currently, he is a full-time student working towards a Bachelors of Education from UBC/BCIT in order to teach shop classes to youth.
His other passions include: youth justice, arts-based education, mental health, community education and advocating for youth in care. He is a dedicated volunteer facilitator in the Community Education department for the Crisis Centre of BC. In this role, Tobias regularly facilitates workshops with diverse high school aged groups on suicide awareness and prevention, as well as workshops on cultivating positive mental health through mindfulness-based stress reduction.
For the past year, he has been working on creating a non-profit organization called Hammer and Saw: Youth Building Community. This organization will foster wellbeing with marginalized youth, and will centre on trades/industrial arts-based projects to meet real community needs. Through woodwork, metalwork and graphic design, the participants will have the opportunity to create projects in response to identified community needs within East Vancouver. The goal is to launch the project in the summer of 2014.
Tobias is super committed to the co-operative model. He is a member of the Miller Goodwood Woodworking Co-operative shop, as well as a housing co-op, where he lives and acts as the Maintenance Co-Chair.
Tobias is an avid and committed lifelong learner, and places huge value on fairness and respect. This has brought him to the doorstep of Next Up and he is eager to learn from all.
Tasha Henderson
Tasha has lived and worked across Canada – working frontline with marginalized communities, engaging young people in community development projects and speaking out about issues affecting youth from BC to NL.
Graduating with a BA in Sociology and Anthropology, Tasha started her social justice work in Vancouver with the Positive Living Society and has since worked with youth organizations such as Katimavik, the Columbia Youth Community Development Centre and developed a variety of youth workshops for schools and agencies across Montreal. With a passion for anti-violence work, Tasha worked as a Specialized Victim Service Worker in Trail, BC and earlier this year joined PACT-Ottawa to develop and launch "Project Protect", a youth curriculum designed to begin a much needed conversation about domestic human trafficking.
Through her work with the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples and the Ulluriaq Adolescent Centre, Tasha has been identified as a settler ally for Indigenous communities. She is back to student life, pursuing her MA in Planning at UBC, specializing in Indigenous Community Planning. Back on the West Coast, Tasha is excited to jump into the local scene and spend the rainy winter curled up knitting with a bunny by her side.
Annie MacDonald
Annie MacDonald was born and raised in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and has always had a strong belief in social and environmental justice. Her understanding that our world's current social and environmental issues are symptoms of the same problems underlies and drives her varied activism.
Annie is passionate about making a difference in the lives of young people. For three years, she served as a member of Youth Granting for Youth, a non-profit organization that provided grants for youth-serving charities in Saskatoon. Annie worked for seven years for a program run through the Saskatoon and District Labour Council called the Summer Snack Program. This program fills the gap that's left when school lunch programs close for the holidays by providing nutritious lunches at inner city parks.
Annie believes education and awareness are a very important part of activism. For that reason, she has been involved in organizing several awareness-raising events, including an ethical sweatshop-free fashion show, and an open discussion about the Saskatchewan Employment Act. She was also a participant in a program called Women in Legislature, and had the opportunity to travel to the Legislature in Regina to dialogue with female government employees about the underrepresentation of women in politics.
Annie loves to travel and has lived in Japan and backpacked around Europe. She is an English Literature major at UBC, and is also studying Spanish with the hopes that South America will be her next destination. She has a black belt in Tae Kwon Do, enjoys cooking, and likes to knit. She is very excited to be participating in Next Up!
Whitney Brown
Originally from Toronto, Whitney spent most of her childhood in Hong Kong playing rugby and discovering the best bubble tea shop in town. She studied International Development at Brown University where she began her social justice work in earnest. During her undergraduate studies, Whitney spent a semester abroad in western China working for a cultural conservation NGO, conducted research in both China and within the United States on disability advocacy and rights, and collaborated with other student-athletes to develop university-level forums on sport and social change. After graduating in 2009, Whitney worked for several years at a law firm in Boston in Public Finance before pursuing a graduate degree in Political Science at the University of British Columbia. Although her Master's thesis, which focused on bargaining models and nuclear North Korea, is certainly a conversation starter, her interest in human rights and legal reform has motivated her to pursue a career in social justice law. Now settled in Vancouver, Whitney works in youth education and volunteers at the BC Civil Liberties Association and Pivot Legal Societyas she applies to law school this fall.
Maya Chorobik
Maya developed a fascination for the environment at a young age, exploring the underbrush of west coast forests, observing insects, and creating imaginative worlds from the helm of a tree fort.
Maya went to school at the University of Victoria where she was involved with the UVic Sustainability Project and local food movement on campus. She holds a B.Sc. in Geography and Environmental Studies and is a Certified Sustainable Building Advisor. Maya began working with City Green Solutions in 2008 where she has worn many hats and worked with a variety of stakeholders to advance energy efficiency in the built environment. In her current capacity as a Business Energy Advisor, Maya conducts energy assessments for businesses and organizations in the lower mainland and supports the implementation of energy efficiency and sustainability initiatives.
Maya sits on the board of directors of Elements Society, combining her passions for the environment and youth education. She enjoys systems thinking, frolicking in the forest with her partner and dog, foraging for wild mushrooms, gardening, cooking and eating great food, and nesting in their Port Moody home.
Scott Andrews
Scott holds a Masters in International Studies from Simon Fraser University and a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and Economics from the University of British Columbia. Scott has chaired a number of committees with Oxfam Canada, Make Poverty History and has been a spokesperson for the We Can End All Violence Against Women campaign. In the private sector Scott has worked in a market research and sales capacity with Sauder Industries andUnifiller Systems, an industry leader in food processing and automation.
At the beginning of 2009, Scott took a position withICEF Canada as their Program Director in Uganda. After his tenure as Program Director, Scott stayed on with ICEF as a board member and has worked on their media and e-communications.
In the fall of 2012 Scott finished his thesis on the politics of development in Uganda and the implementation of the controversial 2006 NGO Act. A version of this paper was recently published in the Simons Papers in Security and Development.
Omar Chu
Omar Chu was born and raised in the "Burquitlam" area before setting off to the University of Bradford to acquire a Bachelor of Arts with First Class Honours in Peace Studies. In Bradford, he became interested in migration issues as he became involved with several refugee organisations including serving as the General Secretary of the University of Bradford Union Student Action for Refugees Society. He also joined the Student Union's Amnesty International society, became a mentor with PeaceJam UK, and helped organise the Media and Conflict Interchange and the Peace Studies Department's Gender Day. Aside from volunteering and schoolwork, he played for, coached, and helped run the university ice hockey club. Having returned to British Columbia, he is now attempting to jump head-first into making his community and the world a better place.
Megan Lau
Megan has been active in Vancouver's arts and culture community as a writer, editor, production manager, and programmer for the past ten years. She earned her Master of Publishing from Simon Fraser University in 2011, and was the editor of Ricepaper Magazine, and a founding editor of Sad Mag.
Currently a publishing-industry pro by day, Megan loves using her editorial and creative skills to spread good and meaningful ideas. She is a voracious reader with relatively indiscriminate taste, but also a bent toward ideas and stories around food and food culture. An unabashed aesthete, Megan easily delights in art, performance, design and architecture.
A volunteer for the YWCA High School Mentorship Program and Greater Vancouver Food Bank Society, Megan has community service in her bones. In 2013, she helped to transform the Vancouver Chinatown Night Market into an inclusive, accessible space for dialogue, community, arts, and small business.


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Choosing the best land on which to build your home is one of the most critical choices in the home-building process. And once you've found the land you want to purchase, choosing a custom home design that suits the lay of the land can start your journey to the days of heaven on earth you've desired in your dream home.
Buying the Right Vacant Land
Wise decisions in your choice of land can facilitate custom home dreams that flourish into reality. In contrast, poor choices in both features and location of land can cause nightmares including increased expenses and delays.
Get the home you want in the location you want by first choosing the right land.
- Consider hiring a real estate lawyer to check all documents before purchasing land.
- Do a title search to check for claims on the property by previous heirs, and previous legally binding agreements like liens or covenants. For added safety, get title insurance.
- Check on zoning or deed restrictions to verify you can build the type and size of home you desire on the vacant land.
- How will you get water onto the property? Will a well be dug?
- Where will a septic tank and septic system be built? This could impact where you build your home on the land, since well water and septic systems need to be separated.
- Determine clear boundaries. Hire an engineer to do a survey and provide a map displaying your boundaries.
- Discover any easements.
- Be sure you have permanent, transferrable, legal access to your property.
- Check on mineral rights (below the surface), timber rights (when you buy wooded land, be sure the timber rights are included), and air rights (how high you can build based on zoning laws).
How to Choose a Custom Home Design to Suit Your Lot
Each lot has its positive and negative aspects. Various lots accommodate specific features in a custom-built home. For example:
Even slight slopes can influence your home's drainage capabilities in your basement.
If you want your dream home to have a walk-out basement, a lot without a slope excludes that possibility.
If a great view is something your home plans should highlight, mention it early during the design stage.
Lot Types
Corner lots— When two streets intersect, a home's "front" faces two sides, making it quite visible from various angles. How can you make the most of design features in a corner lot? Design a side entry garage, giving two entrances to your home. Note also: easy access to the back of your home exists in corner lot homes.
Sloped lots— Sloped lots can help you avoid the possibility of flooding in your basement (better than flat lots). Sloped lots can tend to be more expensive to build on due to site preparation. There are three basic types of sloped lots:
Side sloped lot—The beauty of designing a custom home on a side sloped lot is the features it offers:
A walk-out basement
A side-entry basement garage
Two entries to the house: one from the street and one from the garage
A window or two on the side and back of the house, allowing natural light into the basement
Down sloped lot— A down site slopes down from the house, making it perfect for a walkout basement in the back of the house. Sometimes it's necessary to walk down from the road to the house's entrance. The down site may provide homeowners with an awesome view behind the home.
Up sloped lot— When the house sits up higher than the road it is on, it's called an up site. Once the custom home is built, you have to walk up some stairs to enter the home. Often, the slope may continue on the back of the home. A front entry basement garage could be implemented nicely into the design.
Flat lots— Many people picture a flat lot as the ideal place on which to build their custom home. Flat lots work well for custom homes, but they can also present problems if you desire to build a basement. Flooding could become an issue, even with a drainage system in place. Look at where your flat lot lies within the neighborhood, and if it's at the lowest point, be aware of flooding potential.
Lots with a view— When there are views to highlight from within your custom home, a custom design should be implemented to take advantage of the beauty just outside your windows. Create outdoor space where you can entertain and take in the beautiful view. Underdeveloped land offers beautiful views, but verify the view you desire to showcase will remain and not be developed. There's nothing like a refreshing view of the outdoors, so seize the opportunity to take in the best possible view with the right home design.
Narrow lots— Many older homes in various inner-city locations are being torn down and replaced with smart looking, minimalistic homes for simple living in prime locations. When a lot is 45 feet wide or less, it's considered a narrow lot. With the right design and builder, its space can be wisely utilized to create a beautiful, efficient home.
Consider which direction your lot faces and how natural light will affect you as a result. Your most frequented rooms should get the most natural light each day. North facing lots allow you to take advantage of the natural light, no matter what season of the year it is.
When custom building your home, keep in mind that someday you'll likely sell the property. The style of home you choose can make a monumental difference in your resale value.
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mIRC Script Language is an interpreted language - which means that mIRC has to work out what each statement means each and every time it is executed. Consequently it is not considered a fast language and, more often than not, the easiest implementation is not the fastest.
That said, PCs today are far more powerful than when mIRC first introduced its scripting language, and unless your script is processing large number of messages or large files, then performance is less of an issue than it used to be. On the other hand, the maintainability of your script is also important, so eliminating duplicate code using common aliases & identifiers is also beneficial even if it introduces some minor overheads.
The following tips will help to increase the execution speed of a script. Most will have a very marginal speed advantage and may not be worth consideration outside of long-running script blocks such as loops.
- 1 Use built-in functionality
- 2 Optimise to help mIRC be faster
- 3 Long running loops
- 4 Benchmark utility
Use built-in functionality[edit]
Because mIRC interprets each statement every time it executes it, reducing the number of statements executed is the easiest way to improve the performance of your scripts. By contrast, once mIRC has worked out what the statement is, then the execution is done by mIRCs compiled code. You can often replace several statements or even entire loops by clever use of mIRCs broad range of built-in functionality. Here are some examples of common ways to reduce the number of statements:
Use Token Manipulation to break strings into pieces[edit]
If you want to get the first part of a string up to (say) the first full-stop, don't use $pos to find the position of this character, and then use $left or $right to get the relevant sub-string. Instead use mIRCs Token Manipulation functionality:
$gettok(%string,1,$asc(.)) to get the first sentence and
$gettok(%string,2-,$asc(.)) to get the remainder of the paragraph.
/benchmark -ai100000 $gettok(Sentence. Sentence.,1,$asc(.));$left(Sentence. Sentence.,$pos(Sentence. Sentence.,.))
Use Wildcard-Matching[edit]
Wildcard-matching allows you to see if your string matches a wildcard template containing fixed text and wildcard-match characters ?, * and &.
- "?" match any character
- "*" match 0 or more characters
- " & " match any word
So if you want to see if a string contains the word "fat" then you can use:
if (* fat * isin %string) echo -a I am not fat!!
Wildcard-matches can be used in /if statements, but also in token manipulation, hash tables, custom windows, ON events, variables, etc. etc. Even if you cannot narrow it down to a single item, using wildcard-matches to reduce substantially the number of iterations of a loop is very beneficial.
So for example, if we want to find a particular line in a custom window, rather than:
var %i $line(@custwin,0) while (%i) { var %l = $line(@custwin,%i) if (The cat sat on the * iswm %l) echo -a I have found what the cat sat on. %l dec %i }
the following code loops far fewer times and is therefore much quicker:
var %match The cat sat on the *, %i $fline(@custwin,%match,0) while (%i) { var %l = $fline(@custwin,%match,%i) echo -a I have found what the cat sat on. %l dec %i }
Use regular expressions[edit]
Regular expressions are a very powerful text search and replacement tool even if they have a significant learning curve.
Again, regular expressions can be used in hash tables, ON events, etc. etc.
Use hash tables[edit]
If you have a list of wildmatches you want to search for, store them in a hash table and use $hfind so that with one statement mIRC loops through the wildmatches to find one which is a match for your string.
Optimise to help mIRC be faster[edit]
Some mIRC Scripting Language constructs are faster than others...
Aliases at the top of script files have faster access speeds than if placed at the bottom of the script. Furthermore, aliases in scripts at the top of the script-order have faster access speeds than those at the end.
Alias Bypassing[edit]
When calling any form of command or identifier mIRC will attempt to find a scripted version prior to looking for a native equivalent. This functionality can be bypassed by prefixing commands with
! and by inserting a
~ after the
$ of identifiers.
For example, this bypasses mIRC looking for a scripted
echo alias:
/!echo -a Message
/benchmark -aci100000 !set -l %a 2;set -l %a 1
Alternatively this bypasses mIRC looking for a scripted
me alias1:
echo -a $~me
1: Even though mIRC will use its own native identifiers over custom aliases of the same name, there is still some pre-evaluation that can be bypassed using the above method.
/benchmark -ai100000 $~left(abc,2);$left(abc,2)
Best to worst:
if (condition) command if condition { command } if (condition) { command }
/benchmark -aci100000 if (0 == 1) var %a 1;if 0 == 1 { var %a 1 };if (0 == 1) { var %a 1 }
/if vs. $iif()[edit]
$iif() is much slower than using an if-else statement. When
$iif() is encounter it is first rearranged into an if-else statement and the result is evaluated.
Best to worst:
if (condition) var %result = condition_true_value else var %result = condition_false_value
var %result = condition_false_value if (condition) var %result = condition_true_value
var %result = $iif(condition, condition_true_value, condition_false_value)
/benchmark -aci100000 if (condition) var %result = condition_true_value | else var %result = condition_false_value;var %result = condition_false_value | if (condition) var %result = condition_true_value;var %result = $iif(condition, condition_true_value, condition_false_value)
/tokenize & $n vs. $gettok()[edit]
For successive2 calls against the same data, it is faster to use
/tokenize and
$n over
;; faster than using $gettok(a b c, 1, 32) $gettok(a b c, 2, 32) tokenize 32 a b c echo -a $1 $2
2: even with just two references against the same input tokenizing is faster than using $gettok
[ ] vs. $() vs. $eval[edit]
Best to worst:
[ eval_statement ] $(eval_statement, 2) $eval(eval_statement, 2)
//set %test.eval = VALUE //echo -a [] %test. [ $+ eval ] //echo -a $ $($+(%,test.,eval),2) //echo -a $ $+ eval $eval($+(%,test.,eval),2) /benchmark -ai100000 %test. [ $+ eval];$($+(%,test.,eval),2);$eval($+(%,test.,eval),2)
%x= vs. /var vs. /set[edit]
There are multiple ways to set a global or local variable. Best to worse these are:
Global variables[edit]
%x = VALUE set %x VALUE var -g %x VALUE var -g %x = VALUE
/benchmark -aci100000 %x = 1;/set %x 1;/set %x = 1;/var -g %x 1;/var -g %x = 1
Local variables[edit]
set -l %x VALUE var %x VALUE var %x = VALUE
/benchmark -aci100000 /set -l %x 1;/set -l %x = 1;/var %x 1;/var %x = 1
Long running loops[edit]
mIRC is not multi-threaded - any script runs to completion before mIRC does any other activities i.e. before running any other scripts or processing any messages from IRC servers or processing any actions made by the user. Depending on your version of mIRC, Windows may also start to think that mIRC has become non-responsive and offer to terminate it.
If you want to run a long running looping script (say to load a large file into hash tables) without mIRC locking up, there is a technique you can use. Instead of a single loop like this (which loops a million times before ending):
alias loop { set %ticks $ticks var %i 1000000 while (%i) { ; do stuff dec %i } echo -a Loop took $calc($ticks - %ticks) $+ ms to execute. }
you might instead want to break the loop into (say) a thousand chunks of a thousand iterations and run the next chunk using a timer:
alias loop { set %ticks $ticks chunk 1000 } alias chunk { var %i 1000 while (%i) { ; do stuff dec %i } if ($1 > 1) .timer 1 0 chunk $calc($1 - 1) else echo -a Loop took $calc($ticks - %ticks) $+ ms to execute. }
As you can see, in this example each chunk does 1,000 loops, and then sets a timer to run the next chunk. The number of iterations per chunk will depend on the CPU load of the stuff in the loop - you may need to experiment to determine the optimum number of iterations per chunk (bearing in mind that it may run on PCs of different CPU powers). Clearly you want to keep the iterations small enough that mIRC continues to feel responsive, but you don't want to slow it up by having too many small chunks being queued on the timer.
On a Core i7 laptop, the first example takes c. 10.8s during which mIRC is unresponsive, and the second takes c. 19.8s but remains very responsive to e.g. keystrokes - however there is an overhead of c. 9s for 1,000 chunks. If one million loops takes 11s, then a chunk of a thousand loops will take c. 11ms which is a lot smaller than needed to keep mIRC responsive. If we assume that to keep mIRC feeling responsive we need to process other activities (say) every 100ms, this suggests that we should be able to run 100 chunks of 10,000 iterations rather than 1,000 of 1,000, and by doing this reduce the overhead of chunking by a factor of 10, which should give us a run time of c. 11.7s - and when I tried it mIRC still felt pretty responsive e.g. to keystrokes, and it did indeed take c. 11.7s to run.
Summary: In this simple example, by chunking in this way I was able to keep mIRC responsive during a loop which would normally lock-up mIRC for over 10s with an overhead of <10% - a definite win.
Benchmark utility[edit]
The benchmark examples above are designed to work with the following script. Type "/benchmark" to get help.
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Here at Graham Edwards Trailers we manufacture a wide range of Livestock Trailers suitable for different types of livestock. We have trailers aiming for people wanting to carry a handful of animals, to a small herd. Our trailers are suitable for many different types of livestock. Today we will discuss some of our trailer range and the benefits they have to certain applications.
The range of 5ft wide livestock trailers from 2 tonne to 3 tonne gross weight. These trailers are ideal for people wanting to transport a small number of animals around behind a smaller vehicle.
A step up from the smaller 5ft trailer we have the 5ft 8inch wide livestock trailers with outstanding stability on the road with wheels on the outside providing good weight distribution lower to the ground, whilst also providing a larger payload and room for more livestock. This trailer fitted with decks makes for the ideal sheep trailer.
We then have our 6ft 3inch trailer range that is our widest livestock trailer, with the wheels on the outside providing excellent stability. However due to the width of this trailer it is recommended for applications where a wider trailer is required and access is not an issue. Ideal for cattle making it the perfect cattle trailer or fitted with decks for sheep.
Last but not least we have our demountable 6ft 6in trailers which are perfect for anyone wanting a multipurpose trailer. A livestock container on a flatbed chassis, the best of both worlds!
This is all of our livestock trailers ranging from 2000kg – 3500kg so this means no tractor drawn on today's post or any general purpose livestock kit trailers. However, we hope this has given you some insight into what Graham Edwards Trailers has to offer. Built up to a standard not down to a cost.


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Whether you're reading this on my website, my Facebook page or a group, you've probably seen my posts before.
At least on my page and my website, I put something out every single day.
Some of my stuff gets almost nobody to care.
Other posts gather lots of comments and make people message me to pay me to help them.
Why do I tell you this?
If you're reading this, you're an ambitious person.
You want to get great at something, change lives (even if it's just your own) and/or make money.
And you know what every accomplished person did: They showed up and did the work.
You don't need yet another "Work hard to be successful" article—which is why this post is *not* one of those.
But doing the work every day and putting it out is powerful persuasion for 3 reasons:
1. Repetition persuades.
Repeating something often enough makes our brains perceive it as true/trueish and will make even skeptics reconsider your authority.
Repetition is not enough by itself—unless you have the budget to buy millions of people's attention.
But it certainly helps. If you've ever heard "it takes 5-7 touch points for you to become relevant in your prospect's mind", repetition is part of why people say that.
2. You're branding yourself favorably.
By showing up every day, you show you're committed. You show you're determined. You show you're consistent.
I'd say those are pretty good attributes to attach yourself to.
Note that those have nothing to do with the quality of your work.
If you actually show up and do *good* work, imagine what else is possible.
3. Your prospect's brain will fill in the blanks.
Let's say you've been putting things out daily. Some get moderate engagement, others get no engagement, a few have been popular.
Somebody clicks through to all your pieces of content from a popular post. They probably won't read/watch it all, but their brain will project the way your amazing post moved them into your other posts—and that's how even your not-viral-amazingness posts can be helpful.


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Welcome to the new Genesis Employee Benefits home on the Web!
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SIUE's Collin Van Meter Elected as New SURS Trustee
Collin Van Meter, Informational Technological Services support associate at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, was elected to serve on the State Universities Retirement System (SURS) Board of Trustees by the System's active members.
Also elected was Steven Rock, current member of the SURS Board of Trustees and economics professor at Western Illinois University (WIU). John Engstrom, retired from Northern Illinois University, was elected to serve as an annuitant trustee.
Their six-year terms begin July 15.
Van Meter assists faculty, staff and students with the implementation and utilization of educational technology across the University. Van Meter has worked in the IT field for the past 13 years. He received a bachelor's in political science from Illinois College and a master's in computer management and information systems from SIUE in 2013.
Rock has been an economics professor at WIU since 1990 and served seven years as the chair of the Faculty Senate.
The SURS Board of Trustees consists of 11 trustees: five appointed by the governor including the chairperson who also serves as the chair of the Illinois Board of Higher Education, four active members elected by SURS active members and two annuitants elected by the annuitants of the System.
Other members of the SURS Board of Trustees include: Chairperson Tom Cross, Aaron Ammons, Mark Cozzi, Dennis Cullen, J. Fred Giertz, Paul R.T. Johnson Jr, Craig McCrohon and Antonio Vasquez.
The State Universities Retirement System of Illinois had more than 230,000 members and assets of $20.7 billion as of June 30, 2017. The System provides retirement, disability and survivor benefits to state university and community college faculty and staff.
Photo: Collin Van Meter, SIUE Informational Technological Services support associate.


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The Rhapsody 3 Nesting Tables are a perfect blend of style and function. These accent tables offer a convenient, space-saving solution. Designed with a weathered driftwood finish and elegant whorl-shaped legs. You can also use these nesting tables to serve beverages to your guests.
- Name: Rhapsody 3 Nesting Tables
- Collection: Rhapsody
- Vendor: Hooker Furniture
- Comment: Price may vary based on option(s) selected.
- Dimensions: 26"L x 18"D x 25"H
- Construction: Legs/Base: Asian hardwood veneers
Top: Pine veneers
Sides: Pine veneers
- Materials: Pine veneers
Asian hardwood veneers
- Finish: Driftwood
- Origin: Made in China
Clear coat lacquer top coat
- Recommended Care: Wood: Dust with a soft, dry cloth and apply a
quality cream polish to wood surfaces 3-4 times a
year (avoid non-wood surfaces). Dab wet spills
with a dry cloth.
Jordan's Furniture recommends purchasing our Furniture Protection Program.
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Post-it notes form a halo around my computer screen. I mull over the words I've just typed. My index finger taps absently on the space bar. I'm reaching for my copy of Roget's when a person slides soundlessly into my peripheral vision.
"Hello, Ann."
I try to cover my startled expression with a smile and return the greeting. Betty Quadracci doesn't smile, but her eyes flash with amusement. The jarring thing about our late publisher's mobility scooter was that it allowed her to move with such stealth. I suspect that was a quality she took some delight in.
"What are you working on?" she asks, her arms resting on the scooter bars.
The Best Burgers feature, I tell her, and we proceed to talk about her favorite incarnations of the American standby. "I hope Solly's is on your list," she adds before motoring off.
Chips, fries, pizza, burgers – I remember Betty relishing them all. Before the Travel Channel and Roadfood.com discovered Solly's Grille, Betty Quad extolled the virtues of the joint's ground beef. Owner Glenn Fieber says that, over the years, hers was a familiar face at the U-shaped lunch counter, but unlike U.S. Sen. Herb Kohl, a diner regular, Fieber never got to know her.
Fieber, who officially took the reins of the business from his mother in 1993, is rarely far from the grill. And little has changed since Solly's opened in 1936. (There have been a couple of moves – most recently, from one Glendale location to another, 125 feet away from the previous one.) The butter burgers – named for the generous slather of Wisconsin butter that goes on the bun right before serving – are the kind of sandwiches you need to roll up your sleeves for. Obnoxiously juicy. Once that mass of churned cream melts, you have a buttery pool on your plate.
The Original Solly is a single patty topped with stewed onions ($4.29). You can top your patty with cheese (blue, if you want to be fancy) and bacon, or double the beef (to a one-third pound burger, $7.99). The crinkle-cut fries are obligatory, if only because a patty needs a partner. And come to think of it, you'll need to wet your whistle, too. That's where the hot fudge malt comes in.
As much as I like the burgers, I also dig Solly's breakfast – for the mix-and-match options. Eggs with sausage, bacon, ham, hash browns, toast, or any combo thereof. The "Town Dump" happens when two eggs meet hash browns, kielbasa chunks, mushrooms, onions and melted cheese. The word "pillow" is what they've given to a grilled, butter-smacked Sciortino's roll. It sure makes plain old toast seem, yeah, plain and old.
What I like best about Solly's is the community around that counter. It's just a burger, and yet, it's a burger! And you're all dripping with butter together. I've had meals with Betty over the years, but never rolled up my sleeves with her at the Solly's lunch counter. Whether food or clothing or fine art, her tastes were refined. Yet she could still enjoy something as simple as a good burger.
Address: 4629 N. Port Washington Rd.
Phone: 414-332-8808
Service: With a smile
Dress: Wear something
Credit Cards: M V A
Handicap Access: Yep.
Reservations: Not needed.
|This article appears in the February 2014 issue of Milwaukee Magazine.
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When spending public money, it's important to work it very hard and extract every single possible benefit. We need to take a fresh look public sector procurement of goods and services in Wales and ensure that an increasing percentage of our public sector spend is targeted towards local businesses and local suppliers.
The Welsh public sector spends £4.3 billion pounds every year buying goods and services from the private sector, which supports some 98,000 jobs. This sum is four times larger than what Wales raises in business rates and almost three times as much as corporation tax. At present close to 52% of that is spent in Wales compared to Germany, which spends 99% of its procurement budget within its own borders, and France, which spends 98%.
When taxpayers' money is being spent, it is important that every single possible added value be squeezed out of it and it is vital that we spend as much of possible of it as we can to support Welsh businesses. For every 1% increase in the proportion of money being spent in Wales we could grow 2,000 new jobs. Plaid Cymru plans to add 25% to the current percentage of 52% and create 50,000 new jobs. This would boost local businesses and local suppliers and safeguard and create valuable jobs in the private sector and maximise the value of the public sector procurement spend.


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Martha Fogg
I have been at Adam Matthew since 2005 and joined the Board of Directors in 2014. I work closely with our Managing Director, Khal, and Editorial Director, Jenny, to oversee all aspects of the business.
My primary focus is on our future publication strategy and leading our development team in the research and commissioning of new resources. We focus on keeping abreast with academic trends in order to meet the demands of the scholarly community for high-quality, imaginative research resources. It's a great privilege to work with some of the world's finest archives to digitize rare archival content and make it available to a wider audience.
I travel widely in the US and UK in pursuit of new partnerships and business opportunities, and have built up great relationships with libraries, archives and the academic community. We are well trusted by our colleagues in the archival world and it's satisfying to know that we are highly regarded for our rigorous, respectful treatment of primary source material.


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For nearly over a decade Acarta is gaining customers confidence in Germany and Europe simply with the quality of the products. We produce plastic cards, magnetic stripe cards and chip cards with any desired card feature such as signature panel, scratch-off areas, hot foil stamping or holograms.
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Weekend Picks: the Short VersionPosted: October 21st, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: Event | Tags: NSBC, Weekend Picks | 3 Comments »
Wow, what a whirlwind week. Things have been crazy busy, but we wanted to let you know about a few things going on this weekend.
First off, you still have today and tomorrow to take advantage of Cape Ann Restaurant Week and get a terrific three course meal for only $25 per person.
On Saturday, The Wine ConneXtion in North Andover will be hosting a grand tasting event to celebrate their first year in business. They will be pouring more than 50 hand-selected wines from all over the world with some great one-day special pricing on selected wines. The Food Network's Tommy Grella, now director of restaurants for Salvatore's, will be serving up culinary treats for a fun-fillled afternoon of food and wine. The tastings run throughout the afternoon, but if you want a spot for the food demos, RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Also on Saturday is an event we are looking forward to, the 28th Annual Essex Clam Festival, which runs from 11:00 to 4:00 at Memorial Park in Essex. (Rain date is Sunday.)
The highlight of the day will be the Clam Chowder Tasting, a competition that pits area restaurants against one another to determine who serves the best chowder on Cape Ann. Several local restaurants are expected to serve up their favorite chowder recipes starting at 12:00 and ending at 2:00.
The chowder will be judged by Legal Seafoods President & CEO Roger Berkowitz, Senator Bruce Tarr, Rep. Ann-Margaret Ferrante, Essex Town Selectman Jeff Jones, Chamber President Kathy Low, Amy Harnois of TD Bank, and local personality Ed Collard. The public will also have the opportunity to sample and vote on their favorite chowder. In addition to the chowder competition, there will be live entertainment, arts and craft tables, and children's activities.
Lastly, we wanted to remind you that sign up for the Cape Ann Fresh Catch November season is underway. They've enhanced the weekly options, so you might be interested in taking a look.
Here are a few more weekend picks from a couple of our North Shore Bloggers Consortium pals:
The unstoppable Joey C has his picks here on Good Morning Gloucester.
The wonderful Jane Ward has some great ideas, including Flying Pumpkins over at Food and Fiction.
Choices from all over New England at The Two Palaverers.
Fabulous Abby shares her picks at 5th Joy.
Seth, our man in Lynn tells us what's rockin' there this weekend on Lynn Happens.


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Using Sourcing to Empower and Support Your Recruiting Team
It's no secret that recruiting can be a demanding job. With unemployment at historic lows, every requisition is harder to fill. Meanwhile, talent acquisition leaders and hiring managers have stringent hiring goals. These open roles cost the company profits every day they go unfilled.
Our sourcing services are being used by Fortune 500 companies and top recruiting firms to make better hires while saving time and money. Use this secret weapon to support your recruiting team and streamline the process by identifying the quality candidates your business needs.


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NALC judge £2.5m Aviva Community Fund
The National Association of Local Councils (NALC) today took part in the judging for the Aviva Community Fund.
The Aviva Community Fund has been running in the UK for eight years and supports local (parish and town) councils, community groups and charities by giving them the chance to secure funding as well as by providing practical and emotional support.
Cllr Sue Baxter, chairman of NALC, says: "I am thrilled to have this opportunity to work with an exceptional judging panel. There were a number of outstanding projects by local councils, following on from last year's success of Ockley Parish Council".
Last year, Aviva provided funding to 586 projects. This year the fund will be awarding over £2.5m to more than 500 great community causes across the UK.


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Submit Your Music
Please Note: As of January 1st 2019 FUNN Radio will no longer accept music without The ISRC Codes available for each song submitted. For those who are not familiar with some of the Laws that stations have to follow. DMCA (Digital Music Copyright Act). All music that is aired must be tagged a certain way for the Royalty Agencies to make the proper payouts to each party involved in a song. This does not only include the artist performing, the songwriter, publisher, and even labels might be holding an interest in the song. Without the proper embedding of the tags on each song, all parties will lose their FAIRSHARE in the royalties these agencies pay. Any questions, please send me a message and I will send you a link to a free editor so you can embed what needs to be embedded. Let's make 2019 a good year for all the artists who are aired on FUNN Radio.
**PLEASE NOTE** – Please email your submissions to us at email@example.com with your name, email address, label or individual, artist name and song. the IRSC code and if the file is tagged properly


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This goes to the biggest nemesis of Boston sports fans who also wears a Boston uniform. The nominees are:
Adalius Thomas (Patriots)
Randy Moss (Patriots)
Phil Kessel (Bruins)
And the winner is...
Adalius Thomas of the New England Patriots.
Thomas' tenure in Foxborough has been nothing short of disappointing. But this year, instead of eating his so-called humble pie, he used his mouth to make noise against his 3-time Super Bowl winning head coach. Adalius has been a healthy scratch for 2 games this year, which is remarkable considering how plagued with injuries the Pats have been. He also leaked Late-Gate to the media, and was the ONLY player who publicly whined about it afterward.
He's a kindergärtner.


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How Might Carbonation Contribute to Obesity?
Carbonation makes drinks seem less sweet than they really are, and could increase consumption of sugar and food, neuroscientists report in the September issue of Gastroenterology. It might be therefore be best for weight-loss plans to avoid carbonated beverages. Addition of carbon dioxide (CO2) to water (carbonation) makes it effervescentRead more


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Feb 25, 2019
The premise of this show was to talk about passion and purpose in your career. It was inspired by a conversation Ryan had with a colleague, which Ryan shares during the show. This is also one of Robb's primary "Inside Out Leadership" teachings, which he writes about in his book Lead the Way. During the conversation, Ryan challenges Robb to make these ideas practical and tangible, which prompts Robb to lay out 5 foundational areas in everyone's lives that we can each focus on to define a sense of purpose in our lives. View the full video replay on YouTube.


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The Project Communication Plan
Communication is of vital importance during the execution of any project. There are different communication needs for the various stakeholders in the project. For instance the project sponsor needs to be kept up to date about budgets and timelines, whereas a developer has a need to communicate on a much more ad-hoc and informal level, to clarify ideas and requirements. At the start of each project, we at BinaryOps make a point of meeting with the client to setup the communication plan, tailoring individual items as needed to make sure all the project stakeholders receive the information they need in a timely fashion. Bonnie Biafore wrote a great article on MPUG about the communication plan (The Project Communication Plan). It is a great starting point for developing a plan for any software development project. She lists all the types of project communications needed for various audiences and communication methods. There is definitely the threat of having too many reporting obligations in a single project. Reporting and communicating should not become a burden, also ambiguity in the content of the various reports must be avoided. The Kiss method certainly applies. Our starting point is often as follows:
- Establish a team channel on an IM tools of choice (like Skype, slack or Google Hangout), where the day to day question and answer can happen.
- A daily scrum with all developers and project manager. The subjects are simply: What are you working on, is anything holding you up, and what will be next.
- Regular (weekly) status reports, it refers to progress on the project plan, the budget and any issues that affect the project from a management point of view.
We work with every client to create a communications plan to fit the project requirements, including integrating any existing workflows.


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Patient Forms
New patients and those who have not received treatment in the past year are required to complete our medical history forms. If you would like to complete your paperwork before you come to the office, please use the following links to download the forms.
Request an Appointment
"Patient Testimonials"
"The total experience was exceptional. The entire staff was professional and friendly. They made sure that I was comfortable, informed and taken care of in the most efficient manner. Customer service at its best!"
"I am so impressed with the kind and caring staff with so much expertise in their field. The staff were sincere in wanting to give the best care possible to their patients."
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For the second year in a row, Scott Babb has been voted the Best Hypnotist in the Souhegan Valley region. The award was presented by Wendy Hunt, Executive Director of the Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce, at the Best of Souhegan 2019 awards banquet September 26, 2019.
Mr. Babb is the Director of Hypnosis New England in Amherst, NH. The award was given based on the votes of the people in the Souhegan Valley area.


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VLC / Video Players
VLC Media Player
We recommend VLC for Windows and Mac computers because it is free, safe, and has a easy frame-by-frame option. It is important to install the Version 2.2.8 and not update your VLC to the latest version (3.0+) because the frame-by-frame freezes in the newest version. Please follow the steps below:
Other Video Player Options:
For Windows PC: We have found a new alternative to VLC Media Player called "Potplayer." It is a completely free media player that allows frame-by-frame viewing by pressing "F" (next frame) and "D" (previous frame). Please watch the following 2-minute tutorial video: How to Download PotPlayer
Written steps are below:
1. Install Potplayer from the following link: https://daumpotplayer.com
2. In the middle of the screen there are two options to click, choose the 64-bit download. It will now begin downloading in the bottom left-hand corner of your screen.
3. Once completed, click the download. You will be asked if English is your language, click Continue.
4. Follow the prompts: Accept, Continue, and Next. There may be a few loading bars that quickly go away. Once you get to the page with a yellow sidebar which reads "Complete Install Potplayer," it will prompt you to hit "Close."
5. The installer will load for about 1 minute. Once completed, it will ask you to accept the terms and continue through some more prompts. The final page will ask you to click "Install."
6. Potplayer will then automatically open on your desktop for you to use. Save it to your Taskbar (icons at the bottom of your computer screen) by right clicking on the Potplayer icon and selecting "Pin to Taskbar."
How to view your ShotKam videos (Potplayer on Windows PC):
1. Plug ShotKam into your computer.
2. Open Potplayer. If you cannot find it, type "Potplayer" into the search bar on the bottom left hand corner of your screen (Windows icon).
3. Once Potplayer is open, clicked on the three dashed horizontal lines on the bottom right corner of the window.
4. The window should then extend to the right where you can now see two tabs.
5. Open the tab called "This PC." Next, click on SHOTKAM, and then the ShotKam folder.
6. Click on a dated folder, then hit Ctrl + A on your computer. This will highlight all of your videos. Click Open.
7. Use the "F" key (next frame), "D" key (backwards a frame), and the spacebar to pause/play your videos. If any of the previous 7 steps are confusing, then simply locate your videos within File Explorer (yellow folder), then right click on your mouse and choose "Open with: Potplayer." Your videos will now begin playing.
For Apple Computers: We have found a new alternative to VLC Media Player called "Elmedia Player." It is a completely free media player that allows frame-by-frame viewing by pressing the left and right arrow keys on your keyboard. Please watch the following 2-minute tutorial video: How to Download Elmedia Player
Written steps are below:
1. Go to Elmedia Player's website here: mac.eltima.com/elmediaplayer.html?utm_source=Google&utm_campaign=media-player
2. Select "Download" (blue button)
3. At the top right corner of your browser window, click on the grey down arrow to see your recent downloads.
4. Double click on "elmediaplayer.dmg"
5. Drag the Elmedia icon (triangles) over to the Applications Folder. This is to permanently save the video player to your Mac computer.
6. Your Applications will automatically open, then double click the new Elmedia Player icon.
7. Find the Elmedia Player icon (two triangles) in the Doc of your computer (bottom of your computer screen), then hold down the Control key and click the icon. Next, select Options > Keep in Dock
To view your videos (Elmedia Player on Mac computers):
1. Click on "File" in the top left (next to the Apple icon and Elmedia Player text)
2. Click "Open" > Select ShotKam in the left column > SHOTKAM > Dated folders > Select your videos
3. Now click "Open"
4. Once videos are playing, use the spacebar on your keyboard to pause/play. Use the arrows on your keyboard to go frame-by-frame forwards and backwards.
Factory Default Software:
- For 3rd Generation ShotKam: Click here to download the included software from Dropbox. Watch YouTube video tutorials here.
- For 2nd Generation ShotKam: Click here to download the included software for the memory card. Watch YouTube video tutorials here.