text: guns Changes to Michigan's Concealed Gun Permits take effect next week By Steve Carmody • Nov 27, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Starting December 1st, applications for concealed pistol licenses will pass thru a different system in Michigan. A new state law taking effect eliminates local gun boards and puts the review process entirely in the hands of the Michigan State Police. The new law is also speeding up the review process, from 60 to 45 days. Lessenberry talks Syrian refugees and guns By Christina Shockley • Nov 18, 2015 Michigan Radio For this Week in Michigan Politics, I spoke with senior news analyst Jack Lessenberry about how the terrorist attacks overseas could impact Michigan, and whether Governor Snyder has the power to put on hold efforts to bring Syrian refugees to Michigan. We also got an update on proposed bills to allow people to carry concealed weapons in gun-free zones. Listen Listening... / 3:32 Listen to the interview Gov. Snyder says he'd veto bill allowing concealed weapons in schools By Jake Neher • Nov 13, 2015 flickr http://michrad.io/1LXrdJM Gov. Rick Snyder would veto legislation allowing concealed weapons in schools if it doesn't give districts a choice. Bills sitting on the state Senate floor would allow people to carry concealed weapons in gun-free zones. But Senate Bills 442 and 561 would also ban them from openly carrying in those areas, which is currently allowed in schools. Snyder vetoed similar legislation in 2012. "I vetoed it once. I'd veto it again," the governor told WJIM Radio host Steve Gruber on Friday. Lawmakers have lost their minds, and it's time to call them out By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 14, 2015 There is such a thing as public service journalism. They award a Pulitzer Prize for it every year. And so, in the interest of public service, and without the usual niceties, I would like you to permit me to draw your attention to a problem Michigan faces today. Listen Listening... / 3:00 Jack Lessenberry Namely our legislative leaders seem to have lost their minds, any sense of the public good, and it is time to stop treating their raving lunacy as if it deserved respect. The politics of guns, roads and water By Jack Lessenberry & Christina Shockley • Oct 14, 2015 user westsideshooter / Flickr In this Week in Michigan Politics, Michigan Radio's Jack Lessenberry and Christina Shockley discuss proposed bills to eliminate gun free zones, how road funding talks have stalled again, and an update on the Flint water crisis. You can listen below: Judge throws out lawsuit challenging Ann Arbor schools' gun ban By Rebecca Kruth • Sep 23, 2015 Teknorat / Creative Commons http://michrad.io/1LXrdJM / cropped from original A Washtenaw County trial court judge has dismissed a lawsuit against an Ann Arbor Public Schools policy banning guns on school property. The Ann Arbor School Board voted unanimously to ban guns on school grounds after a man openly carried a pistol to a school performance last spring. New bill would get rid of open-carry loophole By Rebecca Kruth • Sep 10, 2015 Paul Weaver / Creative Commons http://michrad.io/1LXrdJM A new Michigan Senate bill introduced this week would close a loophole that allows open carry of firearms in gun-free zones, including schools and places of worship. Last spring, a man caused a stir when he openly carried a handgun to a school choir concert in Ann Arbor. That would no longer be allowed under the new bill, but there's a catch. Bill would get rid of mandatory two-year firearm sentences By Rebecca Kruth • Jun 14, 2015 Public Domain A Michigan House bill would give judges more discretion when it comes to sentencing first-time felons who carried a gun during their crime. Right now, first-time offenders face a mandatory two-year sentence for a felony firearm charge, on top of any other charges they're facing. Federal judge dismisses open-carry advocates' case against Grand Rapids By Lindsey Smith • Jun 3, 2015 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio A federal judge has ruled against a man who was demonstrating his right to openly carry a gun in a Grand Rapids neighborhood. One Sunday morning last year, Johann Deffert decided to exercise his free speech rights. He put on some camouflage pants, put his tactical pistol in its holster, and started walking around a neighborhood. Someone called 9-1-1. Parent group wants to make Mich. schools gun-free zones By Virginia Gordan • May 11, 2015 Paul Weaver / Flickr Creative Commons A group of Ann Arbor parents is asking Michigan lawmakers to help keep guns out of Michigan's schools. Dr. Sonya Lewis is spearheading a statewide MoveOn.org petition, urging the legislature to get rid of what some call the "open carry loophole." The petition has more than 1,000 signatures. Ann Arbor school board bans guns on school grounds By Kate Wells • Apr 16, 2015 Tracy Samilton / Michigan Radio The Ann Arbor school board has unanimously voted to ban guns on school grounds, less than two months after a man wore a gun to a school choir concert. Dozens of parents turned out to recent board meetings asking the board members to pass the ban. But it required lengthy discussion with the board's legal advisors, because technically, an exception in Michigan law makes it legal for someone with a concealed pistol license to open carry in schools. Clio school district responds to lawsuit over guns in schools By Kate Wells • Apr 14, 2015 flickr http://michrad.io/1LXrdJM A Michigan school district is defending its gun ban in court. Open carry advocates sued the Clio Area School District back in March. That's after a dad with a concealed pistol license was asked to leave his daughter's elementary school for openly carrying a gun. Ann Arbor school board weighs gun ban By Kate Wells • Mar 26, 2015 Kate Wells / Michigan Radio UPDATE: We've added the actual policies that the board is considering below. Ann Arbor's school board met last night to consider banning guns on campus. It's been weighing the question since a gun-rights advocate named Joshua Wade wore a gun to a high school concert. In Michigan, it's legal to openly carry a gun in schools so long as you have a concealed pistol license. Ann Arbor schools considering new weapons policy By Rebecca Kruth • Mar 18, 2015 user westsideshooter / Flickr The Ann Arbor School Board is exploring options for a weapons-free school policy. This comes after a March 5 incident in which a man caused concern after openly carrying a pistol to a Pioneer High School choir performance. Michigan open-carry laws allow people with concealed carry permits to openly carry guns in schools. Controlling the state's worst schools, legalizing pot and questioning open carry laws By Jack Lessenberry & Rina Miller • Mar 14, 2015 flickr http://michrad.io/1LXrdJM When it comes to schools, pot and guns in Michigan, who's the boss? This week, Jack Lessenberry and Rina Miller discuss an executive order that puts control of the state's worst performing schools in the governor's hands, whether legalizing recreational marijuana would be good for Michigan, and a skirmish in Ann Arbor over openly carrying weapons in schools. More women holding concealed pistol licenses By Stateside Staff • Mar 2, 2015 Joshua Shearn / Wikimedia Commons / http://bit.ly/1xMszCg As the debate over gun rights and regulations sways back and forth in the media and legislatures across the country, Michigan is seeing a surge in women with concealed pistol licenses. In 2010, some 10,000 women in Michigan had the permits. Today, that number is over 25,000. Gratiot and Muskegon counties saw increases of more than 400 percent, according to The Detroit News. New concealed pistol bill clears Michigan House By Jake Neher • Feb 25, 2015 user Ben Re / Flickr The State House has approved legislation that would overhaul the way Michigan approves concealed pistol licenses. The legislation would abolish county gun boards which approve the licenses. Those duties would go to county clerks with the State Police conducting background checks. State Representative Klint Kesto, R-Commerce Township, says the gun boards sometimes discriminate against applicants. Democrats decry loss of local control as concealed pistol bills clear committee By Jake Neher • Feb 17, 2015 Joshua Shearn / Wikimedia Commons / http://bit.ly/1xMszCg A number of controversial gun bills moved closer to a final vote in the state House Tuesday. A House panel approved bills that would get rid of county gun boards. Those are panels made up mostly of local law enforcement officials which approve or reject concealed pistol licenses. Those duties would go to county clerks and the State Police. Congresswoman Dingell writes letter asking Snyder to veto gun changes By Stateside Staff • Jan 14, 2015 Atlantic Council / Flickr - http://j.mp/1SPGCl0 Listen Listening... / 5:55 Governor Snyder is facing increasing pressure to veto legislation that would let some people who have personal protection orders against them carry a concealed weapon. Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Dingell has written a letter to Snyder urging him not to sign it. Dingell joined us today from Washington D.C. No-go on air gun legislation, a new criminal justice commission, and no unions for college athletes By Rina Miller & Jack Lessenberry • Jan 3, 2015 User: Michigan State Spartans / facebook This Week in Review, Jack Lessenberry and Rina Miller discuss Governor Rick Snyder's air gun legislation veto, a new criminal justice commission, and legislation that forbids Michigan public university athletes from unionizing. Listen Listening... / 3:46 Listen to Jack and Rina discuss this week's top stories in Michigan. Snyder vetoes air gun legislation By Rick Pluta • Dec 29, 2014 Wikimedia Gov. Rick Snyder has vetoed legislation that would have relaxed restrictions on guns that use air-power to shoot pellets, BBs, paintballs, and other projectiles. The legislation was supported by the NRA and gun rights groups, but opposed by many local government officials who would have lost a lot of authority to regulate air guns within their borders. The NRA says Michigan is one of only four states that classify air guns as firearms. Gov. Snyder says he vetoed the bills because they were part of an incomplete package of legislation. He says they would have changed the definition of what a firearm is in some state laws, but leave them untouched in others. Ypsilanti approves police body cameras By Kate Wells • Dec 2, 2014 taliesin / http://michrad.io/1LXrdJM Ypsilanti's city council approved body cameras for police officers at Tuesday night's meeting in city hall. Police Chief Tony DeGiusti requested the cameras as part of a series of overdue updates to the department's deteriorating patrol car cameras, microphones and the DVD burning system police use to make copies of patrol videos for lawyers. Proposed expanded background checks brings out supporters and opponents By Steve Carmody • May 14, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Supporters and opponents of expanding background checks for gun buyers in Michigan were at the state capitol today. House Bill 4774 has sat in the state House Judiciary committee for a year without ever being brought up for a committee hearing. The bill would expand state background checks to include long guns. Group of doctors gets together to try to stop gun violence By Stateside Staff • Jan 22, 2014 Daniel Weber / Flickr Listen Listening... / 10:36 "Children deserve to feel safe wherever they live, play and learn." Those words came from the president of the American Academy of Pediatrics just a few days after the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School and they sum up the feelings of some physicians from coast to coast. There's a new group in Michigan trying to bring attention to gun violence. The group is made up of doctors. Stateside's Cynthia Canty recently spoke with Dr. Jerry Walden, a family practice physician who was named "Family Physician of the Year" by the Michigan Academy of Family Practice. Dr. Andy Zweifler, an internist and an emeritus professor of internal medicine at the University of Michigan Medical School is also a member of the group Physicians for the Prevention of Gun Violence. They joined us today. *Listen to the interview above. Shots rang out. Three kids were in the line of fire. One woman saved them. By Dustin Dwyer • Aug 14, 2013 Dustin Dwyer Last month, a disagreement on a residential street in Muskegon turned into a massive gun battle. Six men were armed. Dozens of shots sprayed in all directions. At the house directly behind the gunfight, three children played on a porch. And one woman ran into the line of fire to try to save them. Today we begin a three-part series about the incident, and look at how the dramatic rise of gun crimes in Muskegon is putting more kids at risk. Michigan student safety hotline awaits final vote By The Associated Press • Jul 13, 2013 DETROIT (AP) - Supporters of a statewide student safety hotline modeled after a Colorado program established in the wake of the 1999 Columbine High School massacre hope to clear a final hurdle once schools resume.Gov. Rick Snyder signed a budget bill this month that includes money to develop and run the OK-2-SAY hotline for anonymous reports of threats and violence. But the green light to launch it requires legislative action by Michigan House after lawmakers return in late August. Diving into Michigan's gun culture By Stateside Staff • Apr 11, 2013 flickr http://michrad.io/1LXrdJM Listen Listening... / 11:24 All this week, Bridge Magazine has run a series of in-depth stories delving into Michigan's gun culture. Guns in Michigan explores a wide range of questions including what happens at the point where gun rights and public safety intersect? And how pervasive is gun violence in Michigan?Pat Shellenbarger wrote the series. He's a writer based in West Michigan. If his name sounds familiar, it could be because he was a reporter and editor at the Detroit News as well as The Grand Rapids Press and the St Petersburg Times. He joined us on Stateside today, listen to the audio above. Schools shut down after man appears in camouflage By Mark Brush • Mar 5, 2013 Google Maps Just in case you were thinking about it, you might want to reconsider walking into a school at 6 a.m. dressed in camouflage, a flak jacket, and a holster. When a 21-year-old airman from the Selfridge Air National Guard appeared at L'Anse Creuse High School in Harrison Twp. this morning, he caused several schools to shutdown. From the Port Huron Times Herald: This mornings news: Detroit crime, Kilpatrick trial and gun buybacks By Emily Fox • Feb 11, 2013 User: Brother O'Mara / flickr Arrests down as violent crimes rise in Detroit Even though violent crime is up in Detroit, less people are getting arrested, the Detroit News reports. "The fourth quarter of 2012 saw significantly fewer arrests in most precincts and districts compared with previous years — and the largest declines were in some of the city's most crime-ridden areas. . . Some inside the Detroit Police Department blame low officer morale." Kilpatrick trial to wrap up today "Courtroom proceedings in ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick's federal corruption case should wrap up today. Prosecutors spent months making a painstaking case against Kwame Kilpatrick, his father Bernard, and longtime friend and city contractor Bobby Ferguson. The government says the men ran Detroit city government like a criminal enterprise for years. They all face a number of federal charges, including conspiracy and extortion," Sarah Cwiek reports. Lansing police gun buyback collects 122 firearms "Lansing police say their latest gun buyback program has brought in 122 firearms. The Lansing State Journal reports that people turned in 73 handguns, 47 long guns and two assault or military style guns," The Associated Press Reports. Targets encourage violence against Muslims, Michigan group says By Rina Miller • Feb 7, 2013 Dawud Walid / Michigan chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations A Michigan group wants gun shops to stop selling targets that depict a man wearing traditional Muslim attire. The paper target shows the skeleton of a bearded man wearing a turban and robe, holding an assault rifle.Dawud Walid is with the Michigan Chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations. 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Recipe for Moussaka with turkey
- Yoghurt - 2 cups (fat-free)
- Turkeys - 450 Grams
- Yellow onions - 1 Piece
- Clove garlic - 1 piece
- Cinnamon - 1 teaspoon
- Salt - 1 teaspoon
- Nutmeg - 1/4 teaspoons
- Freshly ground pepper - 1/4 teaspoonfuls
- Tomatoes - 900 Grams (large-sliced)
- Tomato paste - 1/4 Glass
- Fresh oregano - 1/4 cup
- Fresh parsley - 1/2 cup
- Aubergine - 2 pieces (900 g)
- Parmesan cheese - 1/4 Cups
- Egg - 1 piece
- Egg white - 1 piece
1. Place yogurt in gauze over the sieve for 2 hours or at night until thickened. 2. Fry the turkey in a medium saucepan over medium heat, until brown, about 6 minutes. Put in a bowl. Add the onions, garlic, cinnamon, salt, nutmeg and pepper into a saucepan, fry until the onion is clear, about 10 minutes. Return the turkey to the pan with tomatoes, tomato paste and oregano. Bring to a boil, reduce the heat to low, simmer until the sauce thickens, about 1 hour. Remove from heat, mix with parsley, set aside. 3. Preheat the oven. Slice the eggplant slices. Sprinkle salt on both sides. Put in a colander over a bowl, let stand for 1 hour. Rinse each slice under cold running water. Put on paper towels and allow to dry. Put the dry slices on a baking sheet, sprinkle with olive oil. Bake until brown, about 2 minutes. Turn over and fry until brown on the other side, about 2 minutes. Repeat with the remaining eggplant. 4. Put the yogurt in a small bowl. Add parmesan and eggs. Beat together with a fork, set aside. Preheat the oven to 200 degrees. Put a layer of aubergines in the baking dish. Then put half the sauce with the turkey. Cover and a half then again the eggplant and the remaining sauce. Top with a yoghurt mixture. Bake until the tip begins to brown, about 30 minutes. Allow to cool for about 10 minutes. Cut into squares and serve.
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Old English, Scotch and Irish Songs. With Music.
Old English, Scotch and Irish Songs. With Music.
On Sale
Glasgow: David Bryce and Son, (n. d.) ca 1900s. 191, [16, advertisements] pp. 3-1/2 x 2-1/4". Illustrated with 24 b&w original sketches by A. S. Boyd. Silk tartan binding, a.e.g., with rounded corners and decorative endpapers. Spine worn and lightly faded, small name stamp to the front pastedown, else near fine. (Welsh 5113)
A lovely miniature song book, originally published as part of David Bryce's Tartan series of miniature books, listed as No. 48 in the series in the advertisements at rear. Includes 24 illustrations accompanying a line from each song. Illustrated by Alexander Stuart Boyd (1854 - 1930), a well-known British painter and illustrator.
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A revised application was submitted by ZAPP Consultants on behalf of Shaw Group Ltd. (former application by Miller Developments Limited) for a development agreement for an Open Space Design Development (Conservation Design) at Cumberland Way, Carriage Road and Charleswood Drive, Windsor Junction.
A revised application for a residential development has been received for a 54 hectare (134 acres) site in Windsor Junction. This revised application proposes an Open Space Design development with a total of 176 residential units (92 single unit dwellings and 84 townhouses) serviced with Municipal water and on-site cluster styled sewage treatment.
This application is being considered through the development agreement process. See A Guide to Open Space Design Development in Halifax Regional Municipality for more information on the rationale behind open space subdivisions.
In 2014, amendments were made to the Open Space Design (now known as Conservation Design Development) policies in the Regional Plan. This application was received prior to the 2014 Regional Plan amendments and will therefore be reviewed under the 2006 Regional Plan policies for Open Space Design.
A public open house will be held on March 27, 2019 from 7:00 - 9:00 pm at the Gordon R. Snow Community Centre - Multi-purpose Room at 1359 Fall River Road, Fall River. The purpose of this open house is to update residents on the revised application based on resident feedback and current housing market preferences.
A public information meeting (PIM) was held in October 2013, at Ash Lee Jefferson Elementary School, Fall River, to identify that the municipality has received an application, share information on the proposal and receive feedback on the proposal.
Following the public meeting, the updated proposal will be reviewed by staff. As a final step a staff report and draft development agreement will be prepared and forwarded to North West Community Council. A summary of minutes from both of the public information meetings will be included in the staff report. A public hearing is required prior to a Council decision on the matter.
Documents Submitted for Evaluation
The applicant has submitted updated plans required by HRM staff to properly evaluate the revised application. These materials are available for review at the Planning Applications office in Dartmouth.
Revised #22143 Application Documents
- 22143 Applicant Letter
- 22143 Revised Concept Plan
- 22143 Applicant Policy Review
- 22143 Traffic Impact Statement
- 22143 Proposed Wastewater Treatment
- 22143 Proposed Townhouse Rendering #1 (Aerial)
- 22143 Proposed Townhouse Rendering #2 (Perspective)
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Pulteney Football Club Vacancies
The Pulteney Football Club is always searching for people who are passionate about Australian Rules Football at all levels and want to be part of a proud and historic amateur club located in the Adelaide CBD's South Parklands.
The Pulteney Football Club does more than just play games each weekend. It is a family oriented club who looks after and supports one another. It does its best to give back to the community when it can and one way you can ensure that this work continues, is to apply for one of the vacancies below.
A-Grade Coach
Do you have coaching experience in Australian Rules Football and enjoy working in a team environment?
Has Australian Rules Football always been your passion and are you motivated to broaden your coaching experience?
The Pulteney Football Club is affiliated with the Adelaide Footy League and was originally established in 1936. The club has a successful history with our most recent premiership occurring in 2017 in Division 6 A-Grade.
In total, the club has won 16 Premierships over the years and due to a fantastic season on and off the field we have been promoted to Division 4 for 2020. Our aim is to continue fielding 3 senior men's teams and work our way towards Division 3. In 2020 we're also looking to form our second women's side based on the sport's rapid growth.
Our 5 year plan is to get back in Division 3, establish a junior development program in conjunction with Pulteney Grammar School and field at least two women's teams. Needless to say, we are well under way to achieving these goals.
The successful applicant will need to demonstrate strong football acumen and:
- Have an experienced coaching and/or playing resume.
- Strong leadership skills and an eye for developing playing lists.
- Demonstrate how they intend to strategically build and implement a game plan.
- Demonstrate the ability to bring with or recruit senior A grade level players.
- Have excellent organisational and communications skills.
- Possess the ability to work closely with the Club and Community to
develop a positive club environment.
- Demonstrate a willingness to develop and foster a culture in line with the Club's values.
- Have, or be willing to obtain, a Level 2 Coaching Accreditation.
If you have what it takes to contribute to the success of the Pulteney Football Club then apply now!
All applicants must be eligible to work in Australia and have, or be willing to obtain, a Level 2 Coaching Accreditation. Please note we only accept online applications which should contain an up-to-date cover letter and resume. More information about the position can be downloaded here.
Enquiries: firstname.lastname@example.com
Applications close: Friday 11th October, 2019


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Crafting an automation strategy that gives back
The bigger picture
Though virtualization eliminates many manual processes, determine which automation tools you need based on the scale of your strategy. Read Now
Editor's note
Virtualization can be a double-edged sword for IT admins: It cuts down on hardware costs and maintenance, but introduces a whole host of new management tasks. Manually performing each monitoring, provisioning and maintenance task is not only tedious and time-consuming, but it leaves room for error. To mitigate the potential problems and speed up the processes, many data centers employ automation tools and technologies.
Automation isn't new to IT, but large-scale automation has become more popular as tools to manage that automation, such as vCenter Orchestrator and Microsoft Orchestrator, have matured.
Unfortunately, automation isn't a set-it-and-forget-it process. You need to carefully monitor the environment to know exactly how much to automate and when to adjust for environment changes.
Most data centers will benefit from some amount of automation, but how and what you automate will depend heavily on the scale of your infrastructure. Whether you're just getting started, or you're looking to update an automation strategy, learn what tools are at your disposal and which processes are worth automating.
1Automation is a must-learn technology for IT pros
Data center administrators shy away from automation tools -- anything from a scripting language to an application -- for a variety of reasons. The learning curve often deters adoption, but the fear of rendering jobs obsolete also plays a role in their decision. In some cases, however, automation simplifies and secures IT processes.
2Finding a data center automation balance
Automation appeals to many admins by allowing them to simply script repetitive tasks. But the automation strategy itself requires effort to implement and work to maintain, and some organizations may not end up reaping the benefits. Evaluate the scale of your data center and your business plans: If you manage a large number of VMs or anticipate a cloud deployment, then you'll see more advantages from automation.
3Expert advice: Use common sense when devising an automation strategy
In addition to saving IT administrators' time and removing the potential for human error, automation also provides documentation. Before you rush out to automate every management task in your infrastructure, however, be sure it will offer good return for your business. Is it worth the effort to learn the scripts to automate a one-off task?
4How to avoid manual resource allocation
Automatically allocating resources to VMs gives admins more time to focus on strategic projects. To automate resource provisioning, admins can turn to certain memory techniques such as memory ballooning, transparent page sharing or other tools such as VMware Distributed Resource Scheduler.
5IT process automation in a Hyper-V environment
Hyper-V environments have a powerful automation tool at their disposal: Windows PowerShell. In addition to the automation, monitoring and testing capabilities of PowerShell, learn how Microsoft's System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) Self-Service Portal provides chargeback management.
6What you should know to get the most out of vCenter Orchestrator
The debate surrounding automation and workflow orchestration has less to do with the benefits of the processes and more to do with what, when and how to automate. Few in the industry are more pro-automation than Cody Bunch, a private cloud/virtualization architect, VMware vExpert and author of the book Automating vSphere 5 with vCenter Orchestrator. Bunch believes strongly in automation and orchestration, especially as organizations experience more sprawl than ever before while working with the same or fewer resources. He offers tips for admins planning to incorporate vCenter Orchestrator in their data center automation strategy.
7Workflow automation software showdown: Citrix, Microsoft and VMware
Each of the big three virtualization vendors offers an automation tool or suite to consider for your automation strategy: Microsoft has System Center Orchestrator, VMware has vCenter Orchestrator and Citrix has Workflow Studio. Though both VMware and Citrix support Microsoft's PowerShell as a scripting standard, vCenter Orchestrator and Workflow Studio do not allow management of competitor's workflows or infrastructures. System Center Orchestrator, on the other hand, not only offers multivendor interoperability, but can manage multiple operating systems as well.


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See history in a new way…
Part of the problem students have with understanding the past is that historical events do not unfold neatly. This can make the larger narrative difficult to follow. In addition, students can easily feel overwhelmed by the amount of information they encounter.
ClioVis enables users to visualize their research or study materials while also gaining a deeper understanding of the historical connections at play across different time periods or eras.
ClioVis allows students to conduct their own primary or secondary source research – and cite their research in the application. (Students cannot add an event to the timeline unless they have a source.)
ClioVis is a tool that stresses collaboration. Students can work together in groups and learn from each other. This fosters a sense of community in the classroom. They can chat within CV while they work.
ClioVis allows users to categorize events according to assignments or preference and they also need to cite their sources and justify the connections they make as they create their timelines. This fosters higher level thinking skills.
ClioVis as it has a presentation tool and there is no need to export data to Powerpoint or Prezi.


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Staff profile - Jackie McSkimming
Jackie McSkimming (Scrymgour) is a proud Tiwi woman. Through her mother, Clare Scrymgour (Mollominni), Jackie inherited Tiwi identity and obligations as a member of the Maradui Skin Group. Her father Jack Scrymgour (Woods) was forcibly removed as a child from his home
Tiwis working hard for their community
Chris Brogan, CDP Engagement Officer talks about the important work being done by CDP participants at Milikapiti. Women work in screen printing, creating printed textiles from original artworks by Tiwi ladies. Artwork is hand silkscreen printed onto fabric and made up into
Milikapiti Farm positions vacant
Would you like to work at Milikapiti Farm? Farm manager, Donald Wilson, says he currently employs four people, and a further 2-3 positions will be filled in the future. Working conditions at the farm take into account cultural and gender issues, and
Donald's dream come true
Donald Wilson spent 12 months with TITEB's 'work for the dole' program. He is now Milikapiti Farm Manager. For Donald who grew up in the Riverland of South Australia (citrus and grape growing country) working at Milikapiti Farm is a dream come
Women's work
Angelina Moreen is a long-time TITEB staff member. She loves hanging out with the ladies doing screen printing, making pillow cases, cushions and clothes, and going out hunting and fishing. As a Tiwi-owned organisation, TITEB recognises the importance of women's work and
Great way to start the day
According to Chris Brogan, CDP Engagement Officer, 'work for the dole' participants are happy and laughing early in the morning, enjoying a coffee together and planning their day. "Sometimes when we go to the social club later that evening they're still talking
Tankerman position available
Located on Melville Island, Port Melville was built in 2013/14 as a common user port with the main activities being the shipping of woodchips and bulk fuels. Despite the recent slow down in the gas and oil industry, Port Manager, Lindsay Whiting
Women's work
Fiona Puruntatameri is an accomplished artist who draws from her Tiwi art and culture to produce magnificent screen printed fabric and garments. She also works at the Pirlangimpi Women's Centre where she teaches the ladies how to do lino cuts and printing.
Kali, lets go to work!
CDP Supervisor, Noel Galarla says, "Kali (come) let's go to work!" Job seekers are expected to do up to 25 hours per week of work, and no one wants to miss out on their Centrelink payments. So come to work every day.
Want to work in construction?
CDP community construction projects are helping Tiwi men get qualified for work in the construction industry, including gaining their Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry (White Card). As part of their training, job seekers learn to operate different machinery including
CDP works for the community
TITEB CDP Supervisor, Patrick Puruntatameri supervises around 90 men doing wonderful work for the community of Pirlangimpi. The CDP Program has two parts – helping people find work, and finding ways for participants to contribute to their communities while learning work skills.
Learn skills that lead to employment
TITEB wants to see Tiwi people working and participating in community life, helping to build a better future for themselves and their families. Patrick Puruntatameri, CDP Supervisors at Pirlangimpi believes that participating in CDP activities is an important step towards getting a
Sistagirls get to work
Mark Babui is one of three sistagirls working at the Pirlangimpi Women's Centre, designing and making clothes for the community and visitors. Initially the sistagirls focused on making clothes for the 2017 Sydney Mardi Gras. It was the first time they were
Red Cross Hosted Activities
Employers are encouraged to host CDP Activities where job seekers can build capacity and skills for future employment, whilst also helping the community. In Wurrumiyanga, Red Cross have a host agreement with TITEB to run youth activities, with the help of CDP
Women's Centre at Pirlangimpi
The TITEB Women's Coordinator in Pirlangimpi, Deborah Rasmussen, is making sure women are being trained up in what they want to do, skills that are beneficial to them and the community. "It's not at the point yet where it's self-sufficient, but that's
Working at Milikapiti School
Milikapiti School Principal, Katherine Leo, would like to see more local people working at the school, providing strong links with the community, students and their families. She is looking for positive role models, who are willing to work with the students and
Volunteering Leads to Work
The Red Cross hosts CDP activities, which means that CDP participants help out with Red Cross programs like the youth program and holiday program, as well as gardening. Alison Vigona is proof that CDP participation can lead to work. Alison has been
Working at Tiwi Design
If people are are looking for meaningful work, Tiwi Design will find a place for them. Some people have worked at Tiwi Design for 10 years. They might initially be very shy and unable to take phone calls without feeling intimidated. Now
Cultural Tourism Project at Tiwi Design
As Manager of Tiwi Design, Steve Anderson works closely with TITEB who have been supplying a fantastic pool of workers for more than 10 years. Many local people have done activities and training at Tiwi Design, and moved into jobs in administration,
TITEB Gives You Choices
Michael Heenan really appreciates the support that TITEB has given him over the years. He really likes working in the sun and sweating it out a bit, so his first job was at the farm where he became a supervisor, and then
Working at Manupi Arts
Manupi Arts and TITEB work closely together. Many local artists work at Manupi, and CDP participants have also been helping with preparations for building works about to commence. A team of capable guys have moved an amazing amount of artwork and supplies
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Michelle Woody Minnapinni desperately wanted to work, so she started with TITEB. Her goal was to learn about technology and administration. Through TITEB she did computer training, cooking, and learnt about banking. She was doing artwork at Jilamara (where her partner, Nicholas
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Inactive low-balance accounts (ILBAs) are a new category account that needs to be reported and paid to the ATO. This was introduced in the Treasury Law Amendment (Protect Your Superannuation Package) Bill 2019 that came into effect on 1 July 2019 after first being announced in the 2018-19 Federal Budget.
ILBAs are designed to protect accounts from fee erosion. Where possible, the ATO will proactively consolidate super on behalf of an individual.
A superannuation account is considered an ILBA if the following criteria are met:
Funds are required to identify ILBAs on 30 June and 31 December each year, then report and pay them to the ATO by the statement date.
Individuals that have an account that they do not want to be transferred to the ATO as an ILBA, can consolidate super accounts using ATO online services through myGov, contact their super fund for more information or authorise their super fund to provide a written declaration to the ATO.
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I went to their office in a honolulu and the minimum treatment with the P shot was over $5,000!
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As the school year ends, parents and guardians can do their kids a big favor by insisting they not shelve away books for the summer.
Encourage the elementary-age child in your life to read daily. Better yet, snuggle up and read with him or her.
The same goes for preschool children – whose future success in the classroom and in life, many people believe, could hinge on early and frequent exposure to reading.
"Science tells us that 90 percent of a person's brain is developed by age 5," Bill Jones, president of the United Way of Wyoming Valley, recently told a Times Leader reporter. "Reading to and with young children is the most effective way to increase their intellectual capacity, and its results affect their entire lives."
Youngsters who fail to master appropriate reading skills by the third grade tend to encounter problems over the long haul and in many cases land in the social-services safety net or in prison, according to early childhood education advocates. Here's the logic behind that theory: Lacking an ability to read on par with their peers, children are more likely to fall behind academically and become more prone to ultimately drop out of high school. No diploma, no job. No job, few good options.
For those and other reasons, not the least of which is family bonding, be a positive influence in your child's or grandchild's formative years. Make weekly trips with him or her to one of Luzerne County's public libraries.
At the Osterhout Free Library's main branch in Wilkes-Barre, for instance, you'll find the Pollock Children's Wing packed with age-appropriate titles. Plus, the library routinely offers children's storytimes. Registration opens Monday for this summer's preschool storytime series, intended for kids ages 3½ to 5, according to the library website's events listing. (Check the listing for toddler storytimes and a teens' Summer Reading Club, too.)
Can't regularly get to a library or afford new books? No sweat. The United Way based in Wilkes-Barre, which aims to reduce the area's high rate of childhood poverty, recently teamed with the Dolly Parton Imagination Library. So far, 1,000 participants in the Wyoming Valley have been enrolled to receive a new book through the mail each month until age 5.
For a registration brochure for your child, call the agency at 570-829-6711 or stop by the Osterhout Free Library.
"In the time it takes to read a book at bedtime, thousands of new connections are created in a child's brain that help her read, write and communicate," according to a fact sheet distributed by the United Way. "Daily reading has a direct impact on a child's healthy development just like other routine activities such as eating, sleeping and brushing teeth."
During the "lazy" days of summer, be sure your child cracks open a book.
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Lucknow. Terrified of Shashi Tharoor's dramatic expulsion from the party spokesperson post for praising Narendra Modi, Mahendra Mishra, a local Congress leader has renamed his studious son from Narendra to Rahul.
Mishra was afraid that he might get sacked from his party position as he often kept singing his son's academic achievements at party and other public gatherings.
"As a father I was helpless. It was really hard for me to stop myself from telling my fellow party leaders and other people I knew about my son's achievements," said Mahendra Mishra, explaining his side of the story.
Adding further, Mishra revealed an incident when he was almost expelled from the party.
"A couple of months ago, at a party meeting, I said our state head that Narendra was performing superb and his competitors were nowhere close to him. He gave me a really dangerous look. I immediately realized my fault and clarified that I was talking about my son," Mr. Mishra continued, "It was getting too risky."
After coming to know about the problem his father was facing, Mahendra's son, Narendra, offered to dip his performance drastically so that his father could say negatives about him at party meetings.
"Initially my father was reluctant. But I requested him to give it a try so that he could regain the respect of his fellow party members, and it really worked," recalled Narendra.
Reportedly, after Mahendra Mishra told a senior party leader about Narendra scoring 30 out of 100 marks in school exam, he promised him to give MLA ticket in next state elections.
"Although my son was pretending to be happy, deep down he wasn't. So, finally I decided to change his name to Rahul. Initially I was unsure, if he would be able to repeat his performance under name Rahul, but as a matter of fact he did," a much relieved Mahendra Mishra told Faking News.
Meanwhile, impressed by Mahendra Mishra's son Rahul Mishra's performance, Congress high command has offered Mahendra a senior position in party.
Sources say, top party leaders are quite happy with Mahendra's initiative to raise brand value of the name Rahul, which had tanked in last couple of years.


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Randy Gitsch and David Strohmaier. Picture by Richard GreenhalghI have just returned from seeing "Cinerama Adventure" at the ArcLight Cinema, adjacent to the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood. This feature length documentary opened Friday, August 22nd 2003 for Academy Award consideration and runs through next Thursday, August 28th, with showings scheduled at 10:30 AM each day.The completion of this production culminates a six-year labor of love by David Strohmaier, the documentary's producer, director and writer. There is new music by John Morgan and William Stromberg, which blends perfectly with music excerpts from many of the original Cinerama features.I first saw a rough cut of this production, projected in video, in Seattle in 1999 and then saw it again last summer in Los Angeles when it was shown at a local SMPTE chapter meeting which was very well attended. It is now finished, on film, with Dolby Digital sound. The Interviews are shown at 1.33:1 inside a 1.85:1 aspect ratio. The Cinerama cuts are shown in the C.A. Productions' Smilebox(tm) curved screen simulation format at 1.85:1, which really "puts you in the picture."This production is simply perfect! It blends the history of the people behind Cinerama with the story of the making of the films and highlights the technical aspects of this pioneering widescreen format in an exiting and dramatic way. There are numerous interviews with many of those who were involved with and stared in the original Cinerama films. I was most interested to learn more about Paul Mantz, who flew the Cinerama camera for all of the aerial sequences. The screening was introduced by producer, Randy Gitsch, and David Strohmaier was on hand afterward to speak to those in attendance.


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Palmetto Dunes Resort
5th Row Home from Beach
Robert Trent Jones Golf Course views
On 11 Mile Salt Water Lagoon with Dock
Brand New Pool & Spa Finished Early Spring 2018
Media Room
Game Room
5 Bedrooms / 5.5 Baths
2 Kings, 3 Queens, 2 Twins, Double-Twin Bunk Bed, 2 Trundle Bed, Sleeper Sofa
Sleeps 19
1B Sea Lane is the place for Game On! This home is set up to be SO much fun for the entire family! Not only is it very close to the beach you will be residing on the 11 mile salt water lagoon system in Palmetto Dunes Resort! This adds a whole different type of vacation experience for you and your family. You are able to go salt water fishing (fishing poles provided) from the dock in the morning, beach it all day and then come back and ride kayaks or canoes (rented separately) throughout the plantation! Besides, the garage is be set up for ping pong, foosball, darts and many other lawn games and there are hammocks under the deck just for relaxing!
This newly updated home is beautifully furnished in a light, bright and very festive yet classy beach cottage style. Upstairs enjoy a large open living area that includes a gourmet kitchen, dining area and 2 sitting areas. Right off this is a media room as well with a half bath nearby. You can go out the sliding door to a large deck with a grill, dining table and comfortable chairs to take in the expansive lush views.
Just down the hall there is a HUGE master suite with a pull out couch and a beautiful master bathroom with soaking tub and separate walk-in shower.
On the first floor there is a King bedroom, Queen room, another room with 2 Queens and then the kids "bunk house" with 2 Trundle beds sets and 1 Bunk set with a Twin over top of a Double bed. EVERY bedroom has its own ensuite full bath. The home is in incredible remodeled condition!
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Lush, luxurious, and private. This beautiful residence located in the much sought-after Oaks Club community offers a large, warm home situated at the end of a cul-de-sac on lushly landscaped grounds. High ceilings, marble flooring, crown molding and designer touches are custom crafted throughout the home. The large kitchen features a tray ceiling with recessed lighting, stainless appliances, center island, glass-front cabinets, a built-in desk, breakfast bar and an aquarium-style breakfast nook overlooking the pool and covered patio. The family room, just off the kitchen, has pocketing sliders to the covered terrace and pool deck with "Chicago" brick pavers. The formal living and dining rooms are also situated off the pool and terrace. The spacious and luxurious master suite and two en-suite guest suites are located on the first floor of the home with an additional bonus suite on the second level (potential fifth bedroom suite) featuring a private terrace. A divine, private one-bedroom guest cottage with living room and kitchenette is privately located with views of the two lakes. A covered outdoor kitchen completes this lovely home built for private enjoyment and gracious entertaining. All within the gated community of The Oaks, which offers two championship golf courses, 12 HAR-TRU tennis courts, state-of-the-art fitness center, croquet court, and a vast array of dining, social, recreational possibilities close to Legacy Trail. Club membership is required.
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Joe Ledbetter Wrecks and Dazey 2-figure vinyl art toy box set
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This terrific 2-figure set is the 3 Dimensional incarnation of the characters Wrecks and Dazey as is featured on the album, "My Dinosaur Life" from recording artists, Motion City Soundtrack. Wrecks is a lovable Tyrannosaurus Rex, and Dazey is his prehistoric oversized Bee pal!
- 7'' and 4'' vinyl set (Wrecks is 7 inches tall and Daisey is 4 inches tall)
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"Dr. King had awakened something strong and true, a sense that true justice must be colorblind, and that among white and Black Americans, as he put it, 'Their destiny is tied up with our destiny, and their freedom is inextricably bound to our freedom; we cannot walk alone.'" ~President Ronald Reagan, as he signed into law the Martin Luther King Jr. national holiday.
Dr. King grew up in a middle class family. His grandfather, James King, became the pastor of Atlanta's Ebenezer Baptist Church in 1913 and remained the Senior Pastor until 1931 when Martin Luther King Sr. took over as Senior Pastor.
Martin Luther King Jr. graduated from Morehouse College as did his father and grandfather. Dr. King added a Doctorate degree from Boston University. If he had chosen another path in life, his family could have been so pleasant in their Atlanta middle class neighborhood where they could have raised their four children in a life of privilege that few Americans, Black or white, would have had the opportunity to live.
In an era when the news was filled with the death of Emmett Till and the National Guard being called in to protect small children entering a school, and in a time when Black men were lynched in the town square in broad daylight, Dr. King chose a path fought with numerous beatings and jailings, and ultimate death by assassination at age 39.
As we observe his birthday, we should remember the price he paid.
And now, 46 years since his death, many Black Americans still struggle to live the "Dream."
In 2015, Black America is still very segregated and remains the least employed and the poorest of all demographics in America. Many Americans are saying that race relations in America are worse today than they were 10 years ago. Because crime, violence and police killings of Blacks in broad day light continues to cripple many Black majority neighborhoods, the chants are not "free at last, free at last, thank God almighty, I'm free at last," but rather "hands up, don't shoot" and "no justice no peace."
Upon the close of his speech to sign the MLK Jr. holiday into law, Ronald Reagan said, "Each year on Martin Luther King Day, let us not only recall Dr. King, but rededicate ourselves to the Commandments he believed in and sought to live every day: Thou shall love thy God with all thy heart, and thou shall love thy neighbor as thyself. And I just have to believe that all of us—if all of us, young and old, Republicans and Democrats, do all we can to live up to those Commandments, then we will see the day when Dr. King's dream comes true, and in his words, 'All of God's children will be able to sing with new meaning… land where my fathers died, land of the pilgrim's pride, from every mountainside, let freedom ring.'"


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Discover the nature in your own back garden with a homemade bird feeder. Creating a bird feeder is great activity to do with the kids and for them to learn which birds are native to your area. The little ones always love the process, and they get so excited when they discover their feathered friends nibbling away at the feeders they made with their very own hands.
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Rosanne Cash - 2014
I normally don't review an album after just one listen, but I think I got enough out of this one to comment on it. Rosanne, daughter of Johnny and his first wife, has had a long career in country music. She's gained the respect of critics and fans alike based on her talent, despite growing up in the shadow of a legend. This new album is earning rave reviews from critics because of the depth of storytelling that Cash and her cowriter husband have woven together. The songs are nice, and this is a failing of mine, but I need more than these stories to make a great album. I like my country music to have an edge. I enjoy the gravel voice of Lucinda Williams, the punk attitude of Neko Case. Admittedly, neither of those women are straightahead country artists, but I'll also take Loretta Lynn's tales of boozing and cheating. They had a darkness that no female country singer has matched. Rosanne has a perfectly lovely country voice, but that's it, it's lovely. The musicians here are top notch Nashville players. All of the music is played flawlessly, but with that glossy country vibe. There's no grit. I need grit.Tambe Back
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Valentin Jossen
Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland
Title: A successful approach to rapidly scale up microcarrier-based expansions of human mesenchymal stem cells for allogeneic cell therapies
Valentin Jossen completed his Masters in Pharmaceutical Biotechnology in 2014 and is working as research assistant in the department of biochemical engineering and cell cultivation technique at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences. He is currently involving in different projects for the development of scale-up strategies and bioreactors for the cultivation of human mesenchymal stem cells.
Human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSCs) isolated from adipose tissue and bone marrow represent often used cell types in many pre- and clinical studies running today. This can be explained by their high therapeutic potential resulting from their differentiation capability, immunosuppressive, immune regulating, migrating and trophic properties. In the majority of clinical studies with adipose tissue- and bone marrow-derived hMSCs the treatment of orthopaedic and cardiac diseases is focused on autologous and in special cases on allogeneic cell therapies. However, the required number of therapeutic hMSCs for such allogeneic treatments is in the range of trillions per year. Due to the high cell quantities, alternatives to the 2‐dimensional planar cultivation systems (stacked plate systems) typically being applied to propagate hMSCs and suitable scale-up strategies of the expansion procedure are stringently required. The talk will present a successful scale-up Approach based on microcarriers and stirred cultivation systems with cultivation containers intended for one-time usage. This approach, combining knowledge in bioengineering and cell biology allowed Direct transfer of process and cultivation conditions from 100 mL upto 35L and 50L culture volume as shown for adipose tissue-and bone marrow-derived hMSCs. It presupposes extensive screening studies performed in spinner flasks in order to establish the optimal culture medium-microcarrier type-combination, the optimal medium composition and the optimal operational conditions. For rapid process scale-up, experimental and numerical investigations have to be realized in order to predict the optimum stirrer speed and fluid flow pattern, the suspension criteria (NS1 and NS1U), and to keep the shear stress low. In so doing, we achieved one of the highest peak cell densities (0.7-0.8·106 cells mL-1) reported to date for hMSCs expanded on micro carriersat L-scale under low-serum conditions.


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ShopClues raises third round of funding; Nexus Venture Partners and Helion invest
ShopClues.com, India's first and largest managed marketplace has successfully completed its third round of funding. In a tough market, the company raised close to $10 million (Rs. 54 crores) from Helion Venture Partners and Nexus Venture Partners. Nexus Venture Partners had previously led the Series A investment in the company in Feb 2012. With this round, ShopClues.com has raised over $15 million in capital so far. Anup Gupta from Nexus Venture Partners had joined the board last year which has now been expanded with Sanjeev Aggarwal from Helion.
ShopClues has a line-up of world-class investors. Series B investors include top VC firms Helion and Nexus and also a leading Japanese Internet company. In Feb 2012, the company had raised Series A from Nexus and founder of one of the largest marketplaces in the world. Prior to Series A, ShopClues had raised a round (in Aug. 2011) from marquee angels including and early employees of companies like Google, Netscape and many serial entrepreneurs from Silicon Valley.
The gross revenue transacted on the platform is up nearly 110 times from February 2012 to February 2013. ShopClues had started in Nov 2011 and is perhaps the fastest growing E-Commerce platform company in India.ShopClues.com took India by surprise by coming up with a totally unique approach to E-Commerce and launched India's first managed marketplace. The model turned out to be highly disruptive making ShopClues is among the fastest growing E-Commerce destinations in India. ShopClues is empowering thousand of merchants across India to sell online using ShopClues as a platform. ShopClues has one of the largest catalog of products and brands in India with very low prices.
"Even as online retail comes of age in India with over 10 million users, there are several small and medium businesses in the country that struggle to garner a toe-hold in this growing marketplace. This is exactly what ShopClues.com wants to address. At least a third of the 30 million SMBs will benefit from the visibility and marketplace that we offer, albeit at lower transactional costs than doing it alone, all by themselves", says Sandeep Aggarwal, Founder and CEO of ShopClues.com
"We believe that the time is ripe for smaller business to jump onto the online retail bandwagon, given the deep entrenchment of online shopping among Indian consumers. In fact, smaller business may lose their share of the marketplace if they do not have an online strategy in place. This is why ShopClues.com is relevant, and the platform has already proved invaluable to numerous merchants. On the consumer front, ShopClues.com offers a great comparison engine, a vital shopping tool. Moreover, the growth that we've seen in this company is proof of its leadership and vision", says Sanjeev Aggarwal, Senior Managing Director, Helion Advisors.
"We have been very impressed with ShopClues.com's differentiated approach to E-Commerce that is highly scalable and capital efficient. Sandeep Aggarwal and the team at ShopClues have single minded focus on execution and are solving fundamental issues for E-Commerce by bringing India centric innovations based on their global learning" said Anup Gupta, Managing Director, Nexus Venture Partners.
About ShopClues
Founded in July 2011 in Silicon Valley, ShopClues.com is India's first and the largest fully managed marketplace that connects buyers and sellers online and offers a trusted and safe online shopping experience. More than 5 million people visit ShopClues.com every month and ShopClues has served nearly 9,000 cities, towns and villages in India. ShopClues.com offers nearly 750k SKUs, over 2,000 global & domestic brands, and thousands of online stores from brands or retailer across 540+ categories. ShopClues is funded by leading institutional investors and has 225+ employees in India, based out of Gurgaon, New Delhi, Mumbai, and Vadodara


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How to Date Successfully in a Recession
Sometimes, times get tough. You may have lost your job, or you may not have a lot of money. This does not mean, though, that you can't successfully date while you are low on funds. Here are a few tips on how to date when you are low on finances.
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It's a common misconception that people want to go to really fancy restaurants and be impressed on the first few dates. This is not exactly true. Most people would get very uncomfortable if they were to go on a first date, with a person they hardly know, to a very fancy or expensive restaurant. This is the exact opposite of what you want. It is usually better to just head out to a coffee shop, or a sushi bar for the first few dates. Go to place that will make both of you comfortable. You don't have to impress the other person with the amount of money you spend on the first few dates.
Second, learn to split the bill. If you're a man, you probably think you should be paying for a whole meal and that the woman shouldn't have to pay for anything. While this is chivalrous, this is not the norm anymore. It has become socially acceptable for men and women to split the cost of dates. Sometimes, Women even find it offensive or degrading when men insist on paying the whole bill. It is a good idea to split the bill with your significant other. Not only is it considered respectable, it will help you save much money.
Lastly, you don't always have to go out to a restaurant to go on a date. Sometimes, the most fun dates are walks on the beach, stroll through the park, or other events that don't cost any money. People don't usually think of this, but going on these kind of dates are a great way to save money.
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