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May 6
Review- Modern Romance
I bought this book on the recommendation of my daughter. I want to begin by saying I'm not a big fan of Aziz Ansari. I did watch his show, "Master of None" on Netflix, and thought it was good. But even with that, I can take him or leave him.
With that said, I loved the book. As most of you know, I struggle with relationships. I struggle even more dating. While being single or somewhat single for the better part of a year, maybe I hoped the book would help. I don't think it helped me. It did, however, explain some things in psychological terms that increased my understanding, and as …
May 2
Review-What Every Body Is Saying
I read this book because someone I know talked about it, and it sounded interesting. I already know a good amount about body language, being a therapist and having taught Interpersonal Communication. But there is always more to learn.
I didn't love the book. The most common thing I said when talking about the book was that I felt my 12-year-old could read it. It bored me a good deal. Additionally, I felt all the scenarios, especially in the beginning, where a bit self-aggrandizing. This was a bit of a turn-off for me, but at the same time the author is a respected teacher of reading body language. I wondered how else …
March 9
Review- The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck
I bought this book on the recommendation of a close friend. She said it sounded like my philosophy, and that I might like it. She knows me really well, so I trusted her judgement. I loved the title, and went to get it at a bookstore within a day or two. I paid over $25 for it, as they only had hardcover. But my need for immediate gratification, despite reading 5 other books currently, had to be satisfied.
I read the book in about three or four sittings. I read over 60 pages the first night I got it. I put quotes from the first chapter on my business Facebook page. That …
January 1
Review-Acceptance, Mindfulness, and the Psychodynamic Revolution
"Acceptance, Mindfulness, and the Psychodynamic Evolution" was given to me by the publisher to review. I used this book more times than I can count (at least 8!), in presentations, Psychology Today posts, and other writing. It has proven very valuable to me in this regard.
The book is a compilation (edited) of writings on how psychodynamic therapy is currently, and always has, used aspects of acceptance and mindfulness in its approach to therapy. Acceptance and mindfulness are relatively new, and fashionable, approaches to psychotherapy. I've been an advocate for years, having read a good deal on eastern philosophy and using both aspects to improve my perception and life overall.
The writers argue, …
December 28
Review- Elephants on Acid
I picked this book up on a recommendation from a student. The title is certainly catchy, and as it is full of odd (and some amazing) experiments, I thought it'd be an interesting read.
It is definitely interesting. Some of the experiments are downright sick (he goes back in time a bit, when we had less understanding of science, or maybe even morals). There are several headings in the book, and he categorizes experiments under them (for example, some of the most disturbing are under the heading, "Frankenstein's Lab"). Other categories include: "Bedtime Stories", "Mating Behavior", "Oh, Baby!" and "The End".
What I liked most about this book was learning more about experiments …
December 27
Review-Sex, Sin, and Zen
I bought this book for someone a year ago, based on a line I read in it while flipping through it. The line had something to do with even the staunchest vegans taking lives, by eating a living thing called a vegetable. A little later in my perusing there was something else that made me think this was the perfect book for her. At the time I was looking at it, I didn't even realize the same author as one of my all time favorite Zen books, Hardcore Zen, wrote it. When I realized it, not feeling I needed any help applying Zen to sexuality, I looked for other books by …
December 19
Review: Love and Will
I started reading this book in June, along with a couple of others. I want to learn as much about love as I can, and considering I teach some of May's thoughts on it, I figured this was a good choice. It was definitely the tougher of the reads I've done lately. I've found books by great thinkers of era's ago are difficult for me. Maybe writing has been watered down to a point where even with a graduate degree more eloquently written arguments seem cumbersome.
Whatever the case may be, May's book is well written. Like a philosopher he lays out his argument against the freewheeling sex "for release" of the …
August 31
Review- Still Here
I purchased this book because of the title. I had read "Be Here Now" (see the review here) and, though it was a bit bizarre, I recommended it. I also said in that recommendation, I should probably read some more of his current work. So this title fit the bill.
It took me about 9 months to read the book. I read many in between starting and finishing it, and generally felt it just didn't grab me the way the others did (two Zen books, a Buddhist book, a text on dreaming, a Yalom novel, a book on mindfulness, another book on training your mind, and a book on …
August 1
Review: Our Dreaming Mind
Interestingly, my ex-girlfriend bought me this book years ago because of my interest in dream interpretation. Though interested in reading it, I didn't prioritize it until I was granted permission to teach, "The Psychology of Dreams and Dreaming" at FIU this summer. The book just happened to be the same the other professor who teaches it uses. Either quite a coincidence, or perhaps it has some merit in the field. Admittedly I didn't read it all, and only skimmed some of the chapters. After all, one rarely teaches the whole textbook. But I read the vast majority.
The text, though last published in 1994, has a very 70's feel to …
July 31
Review: Zen, Wrapped in Karma, Dipped in Chocolate
It took me longer to finish "Zen, Wrapped in Karma, Dipped in Chocolate" than it should have. Why? Because I liked it so much and wanted it to last longer. I put off finishing it despite being three quarters of the way through. (Also, I was overwhelmed with school responsibilities and reading, but the former statement is still true).
This is the third book by Brad Warner that I've read. Many years ago I read "Hardcore Zen", his first book, and loved it. I still recommend it often to those wanting to learn about Zen without pretense. His writing is down to earth, real, humorous, and he demonstrates the real life of …


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Google rolled out a variety of new and enhanced Cloud Machine Learning Services at the recently concluded Google Cloud Next Conference. One of the more useful developments from an Enterprise standpoint are the full set of API's and pretrained models that are currently available on GCP. This video outlines use cases and code samples for…Read More
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Apple Profit Up -- iMac Sales Cited
Apple Computer, cashing in on insatiable demand for its new space-age iMac computer, yesterday posted its fifth straight quarterly profit.
The Cupertino company said first-quarter profits more than tripled, to $152 million (95 cents per share) from $47 million (33 cents) in the same quarter a year ago. The earnings exceeded analysts' predictions of 69 cents.
Discounting a $29 million gain from Apple's sale of 2.9 million shares of ARM Holdings Plc, the company earned $123 million (78 cents).
Equally significant, Apple reported its first year-to-year gain in sales since late 1995.
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"Unit growth year-over-year was three to four times higher than the industry average," Apple interim chief executive Steve Jobs said in a statement. "Apple ended the quarter with only two days of inventory, besting industry-leading Dell's seven days of inventory."
Earnings were at their highest level since the company returned to profitability. For the fourth quarter of 1998, previously Apple's highest earning quarter under Jobs' renewed leadership, the company netted $106 million.
Buoyed by 519,000 unit shipments of the curvy, translucent iMac to consumers and first-time PC buyers, Apple registered $1.71 billion in sales, up 8 percent from $1.58 billion last year.
Industry observers expect the trend to continue this year with the release of new, speedy, top-of-the-line models called the Power Mac G3 desktop computers. A laptop version of the iMac is expected this spring, sources said.
"The iMac is really helping them out, and I'm sure the turnaround will continue with the new models," said Tom Rhinelander, an analyst at Forrester Research in Cambridge, Mass. "It's a very good showing for a company that looked down and on the ropes a year ago. Amazing."
Until recently, Apple had returned to the black largely because of severe cost cutting and the elimination of unprofitable divisions and products. But the company had not created compelling new products for consumers and businesses, and its sales were below par.
Apple's strong quarterly results for the three-month period ended Dec. 25, 1998, reflect the runaway success of the iMacs -- the hot-selling model that now comes in grape, blueberry, strawberry, tangerine and lime. An estimated 800,000 units have been sold since the iMac hit computer store shelves in August.
More important, the sales figures indicate an increase in market share for Apple, a key factor for software companies who are considering writing programs for the Macintosh system.
Apple's share of the worldwide PC market has improved to 5 percent from 3 percent a year ago, according to ZD Market Intelligence of La Jolla.
As a result, the company's fiscal recovery has fueled a stock price rebound. Yesterday it climbed 38 cents, to a 52-week high of $46.50.
Amid the good tidings, however, some remain skeptical that Apple can sustain an upturn into the long-term future.
"Apple's at a peak right now," said CIBC Oppenheimer's James Poyner Jr. "They are likely to see a plateauing of iMac shipments going forward and that is going to make the stock a lot less interesting."
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It is common knowledge that cars are often sold more through the service than through their technical qualities, especially because there are no really badly built cars any more. At least, if there are, then they do not stay on
the market very long. Therefore, new manufacturers look for competent and committed young independents, who, in their areas of competence, make the vehicles well known more through good service, than through their
technical qualities. A perfect customer service is even more important, particularly in view of the rising prices at the car dealers.
In a small company, the generation of customer satisfaction is easier. A phone call is mostly answered by someone in authority, who very often knows the customer personally and his/her car. The appointment
arrangements are simple and a replacement vehicle at no charge almost goes without saying, meaning, that this is quite normal. To transfer this situation, one-to-one, to a larger operation with a team of employees, is not
that easy.
The phone call, in itself, to a larger car dealer is sometimes a challenge. What use to me is a taped recording saying that one is connected with 'his/her' car dealer, if the actual connection does not take place? Not
everybody finds the choice of music pleasant or soothing. Apart from that, the advertising of a new vehicle irritates, particularly if one has a problem with his current car (of the same make). Since what I actually want, is
mobility, and not a long wait on the phone!
How pleasant it then is, if a friendly voice gives concise answers. Wonderful, if the telephone call on the other side is also not permanently interrupted by questions from one of their employees. I am spoken to by name
(hopefully not too often) and can bring forward my concern without any hustle and bustle. Should my description demand too much technical knowledge, I am offered the possibility of speaking to a more competent
colleague. If he/she is not free at the moment, my customer-details are taken down, or compared and if necessary they will call me back.
All in all, I have the feeling that my problem is in good hands and through good repair-preparation, my time is not being wasted. The active proposals over the phone are kept to a minimum and cover strictly the pending
work order. If it concerns the finishing touches of a repair already carried out, I feel that one is trying, through even more detailed questioning, to solve the problem finally and if possible, to avoid another repair.
In this case, presumably, the replacement vehicle is also without charge. There is of course, also the possibility of being driven home or to work. The company may even offer the loan of a bicycle for particularly "green"
customers. On the appointed day, responsible service technician and I discuss my complicated problem once again. He has the complete history of my car and in the direct reception, he is not afraid to take me under the
workshop hoist. If my problem is only small, I could just take my leave directly, thanks to the good appointment preparation.
Although a pick-up date has been agreed on, and various spare parts have already been ordered, due to the tricky nature of the repair, it could take longer than planned. As a precaution, they had earlier mentioned this to
me, and they also inform me occasionally to get permission for carrying out further repairs. When fetching the vehicle, the repair and the invoice are exactly explained. Additional defects found, and not yet repaired, are noted
on the invoice. Possible money saving solutions are pointed out. Naturally, my vehicle is parked in such a way, that I can drive off without having to manoeuvre it out.
A short phone call, less than one week later, serves to check the success of the repair. Was I satisfied with everything? Are the defects repaired?, or am I still waiting for explanations from the garage? Perhaps I am indeed
angry that the invoice was too high. I am glad that this phone call from the garage does not always occur, and then, only once. Perhaps, the manufacturers themselves will get involved, after all, they must have some control
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Madison Lyric Stage (MLS) will continue its first production of the 2018 season, John Pielmeier's religious thriller Agnes of God, on Friday, April 27 at 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, April 28 at 7:30 p.m.; and Sunday, April 29 at 4 p.m. at the MLS black box theater at the Shoreline Unitarian Universalist Society, 297 Boston Post Road in Madison.
In the play, Dr. Martha Livingstone, a court-appointed psychiatrist is charged with assessing the sanity of a young novice at a convent, Agnes, who is accused of murdering her newborn. Mother Miriam Ruth, the Superior, determinedly shields young Agnes from the doctor, arousing Livingstone's suspicions further. Who killed the infant and who fathered the tiny victim? Agnes insists that the child was a virgin conception and Mother Miriam insists on the possibility of miracles. Livingstone, a confirmed atheist with a difficult religious past, insistently pushes Agnes with questions, which leads to explosive revelations.
Based on a true story, Agnes of God is a Tony Award-winning play and Oscar-winning film.
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Thick Jungle and Ancient Ruins…
Palenque is a small town in Mexico that boasts, in many's opinions, the finest of Mexico's Maya sites. Set amongst the jungle, The Ruins of Palenque has one of the most spectacular settings and the small site will awake the archaeologist in everyone.
Where To Stay…
It may be unfair to say, but there is very little to do in Palenque except visit the ruins. There has, however, been a recent increase in the number of hostels in the town. You have two options on where to stay, you can choose one of the many places on the rather noisy streets leading from the bus station to the plaza. Or, for a more peaceful option, there is an area called La Canada, which is set on the other side of a ravine and amongst the trees, (so be ready for the audible wildlife in the morning.
I stayed at the Yaxkin Hostel, which wasn't the best I had stayed in, but not the worse. It had hot water and a bed in one of the dorm rooms was comfy enough. The main drawback was the lack of an included breakfast, plus the wifi left a lot to be desired, so It's not a place to try and contact home. There was a restaurant attached so you could eat easily enough. To be honest, the food in Palenque is pretty basic, but then you are only there for the ruins anyway. A bed in the dorm room set me back $10 a night.
The Ruins of Palenque…
It's easy enough to catch a Colectivo to and from the ruins, Unfortunately, I can't recall how much it cost, but it wasn't much. You have to pay twice to get into the ruins, once to enter the national park, which was 22 pesos, and then 65 pesos to enter the ruins, however, that does also include entrance to the museum. Last entry is around 4: 30 pm and the ruins open at 8 am. Best to get there early to avoid the heat of midday, plus it is a fair sized site so it will take some time to get the most out of it. Now that the more practical information is out of the way, let's talk about the ruins themselves.
Now if you are coming from the Yucatan peninsula and have visited other sites such as Chichen Itza and Tulum you will notice how the ruins here don't seem to match the style of those sites. Superficially, Palenque resembles the Maya ruins of Guatemala more than those of the Yucatan, however, the style of this impressive ruins are unique. Which is expected of such a significant city.
From the entrance to the ruins I passed temple 11, which hasn't been excavated and restored yet, so is basically just a mound of earth with the occasionally noticeable bit of ruin breaking it up, but it's interesting to see them in that state. Unlike Chichen Itza, it only takes a few short steps from the entrance to reach the main centre of the ruins. As I rounded temple 11 the main palace, El Palacio, came into view. It's impressive watchtower standing over the open area under it. However, the path leads you to the right, towards a row of smaller but equally impressive temples. I visited the three temples first, after stopping for a brief moment to take in the view of so many gigantic structures in view.
The first of the three is the aptly named Temple of the skull, due to a stucco relief that depicts a skull. Unfortunately, you couldn't climb this ruin so I could only get a long distance shot. Like most Mayan ruins, it would have been painted red and blue and was built over two structures that previously occupied the site.
The middle structure, which you could actually enter into, was the tomb of the red queen. Guarded by an armed man, you could climb the front stairs and enter under the canopy and walk around the crypts. The interior was parallel with two chambers on each side, one with a tomb. The walls of the sarcophagus were covered with cinnabar, a red mineral, that inspired the name. The one thing I will say is those Mayans didn't build these things with anyone of my height in mind, and I had to duck for most of my time inside.
The last structure in the line and the biggest was the Temple of Inscriptions. Named after three large limestone tablets that decorate the central room, this temple contains the tomb of Pakal II, one of the more well-known rulers of Palenque. The three tablets described the life and rule of Pakal II and the Tomb sounded incredible. Unfortunately, you couldn't enter his structure either, but it was incredibly impressive from outside, especially with the jungle surrounding it.
Despite the awe-inspiring nature of those temples, the centrepiece of the site was still the Palace in the centre. Built in a series of phases, this was the residence of the ruling family and its court. Built during the reign of Pakal, but with many additions made after his death, this building was the seat of political power in Palenque. You could climb the palace steps and walk around some of the courtyards and get a closer look at the square tower that I mentioned earlier. I called it a watchtower, but its actual purpose is unknown. Throughout the palace, you will find beautiful relief carvings, the most interesting of which show the rulers of defeated cities in various poses of humiliation.
Just passed the Temple of Inscriptions, there is a nice treat for anyone willing to get their hands dirty. There is a small temple, Templo del Jaguar, and beyond that, you can see more temples that are being uncovered. You won't be able to pass much beyond the temple without a guide but it is easy to imagine you are climbing over unexcavated buildings, I had a feeling that some of those stones didn't look naturally formed.
The sun was out in full force by this point so I took a slight rest in the shaded area in front of the palace before walking down a slight hill, trying to stick to the shade wherever possible, to a group of lesser temples and the ball court, known and Grupo del Norte. Most weren't as well restored, or anywhere near as impressive, as the previous structures. One of the buildings was known as the count because it was used by Count Jean Frederick Waldeck during his stay during the first half of the nineteenth century.
I then followed the path around and crossed the Rio Otulum, one of the streams that flow through the site, I was seriously suffering from the sun by this point and charmingly sweating through my shirt. The path leads to another group of buildings, the Grupo de la Cruz. A central square which was dominated by three temples on three sides. All as large and impressive as I had come to expect. Each was tall and narrow and contained carved panels representing rituals.
I then headed back to the Palace, to take one last look at it and to rest in one of the few shaded areas again. The howler monkeys didn't seem to mind the heat though, as they continued to howl throughout my visit to the ruins. The whole site is amazing, and certainly, a must see if you visit Mexico. Unlike Chichen Itza it's much more natural looking, you can actually imagine the place having been lived in. The surrounding jungle really helps with that.
To get back to the road I walked down passed Grupo I and Grupo II, intricate ruins of interconnected rooms. The path then leads you through the jungle, past a huge waterfall that cascaded into the river, which would have been used for fresh water by the Mayans. Unfortunately, swimming isn't allowed, which is a shame because I needed it by that point.
At the entrance there is an excellent museum, which was included with the ticket, and provides a good idea of what life was like at Palenque and proudly displays some of the beautiful things found there. It is well worth a look and helps to bring some of what you have seen at the ruins into context.


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Caitlyn Jenner's Book Release Has Made Her More Of A 'Paranoid Trainwreck' Than Usual!
Caitlyn Jenner is breaking down after the release of her new memoir, "The Secrets of My Life."
Sources tell OK! exclusively that the transgender reality star is "going through hell" with all the outpouring of criticism following her new, bitchy book.
"She's ranting and raving about being persecuted, but the truth is she's bringing all this negative attention on herself. Caitlyn's so angry and defensive about everything, constantly contradicting herself and acting like a paranoid trainwreck," our source spills, adding, "She used to be so open and trusting, but now nobody's exempt from being cross-examined when they try to talk to Cait."
But what's more is she's even making all her staff "sign new confidentiality contracts and re-interviewing everyone so she can look them in the eyes and hear why they can be trusted," the source reveals.
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A warm welcome awaits all job seekers and those in part time work looking for extra hours, at our Work Club. We provide the following services career choices and changes, skills assessments, CVs that work, online IT skills training, current job trends, online job hunting, some one to one support, volunteering opportunities and in work training.
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By Christina Henderson
Bozeman's emergence as a high-tech hub was well-represented on Wednesday, September 5, as a dozen executives from some of Montana's fastest-growing tech companies met with Neel Kashkari, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
Companies in atttendance included Advanced Electronic Designs, Ascent Vision and Bridger Aerospace, AdvicePay, Figure, Montana Instruments, onX, PFL, SoFi, Zinovo, and commonFont.
Here are 3 key takeaways from the meeting:
1) The labor market is tight, and Montana wages in high tech are rising faster than the national average.
A number of tech leaders noted their challenges hiring in a labor market with such low unemployment. Montana employees are top-notch and known for loyalty and high retention, but companies are struggling to recruit enough talent to keep pace with growth without poaching from neighboring firms. Recruiting from outside Montana, opening offices in other states, touting Montana's high quality of life, and hiring new college grads help fill the void, but the problem persists. Access to talent is still a major constraint for growing businesses.
President Kashkari cited U.S. wage growth of just 2.7 percent, and asked whether local wages might be low for such a tight job market. The consensus around the table was a resounding "no" as multiple executives told of paying yearly raises of 10 percent or higher in order to keep highly-skilled employees. The wage pressure was most acute for in-demand roles like experienced programmers, but extended down to blue-collar jobs and childcare workers. One leader noted making a 10-20 percent bump in pay across their entire Montana workforce to keep employees in the state. Another said entry-level employees at his firm will double or triple their salary in one to two years.
2) Access to capital in Montana has improved dramatically in the last two years, but the terms are not always favorable.
Executives noted the dramatic improvement in access to capital in the last few years. In 2017, Montana attracted $83 million in venture capital – 10 times the amount from two years ago – thanks in large part to the work of Next Frontier Capital in Bozeman. A number of firms at the table have also received significant investment from outside Montana so far in 2018:
- PFL (Livingston and Bozeman) secured a $25 million growth equity investment from Goldman Sachs.
- onX (Missoula and Bozeman) closed a $20.3 million funding round led by Summit Partners, an international growth equity firm located in Menlo Park, California.
- Figure (Helena and Bozeman) has raised $57 million and is rapidly scaling its Montana workforce to meet is vision of applying FinTech to the blockchain.
While interest from VCs in Montana companies is on the rise, firms like Ascent Vision and Bridger Aerospace that hope to grow without taking on equity investment have struggled to find banks who understand their business, can move at the needed pace, and are willing step into tech fields that some view as risky.
3) Real estate in Bozeman is a challenge, but not always in the ways one might expect.
Bozeman's tight housing market was not seen to be a huge problem in attracting workforce, and CEOs noted that some of the headaches of housing are self-induced when employees are not willing to make concessions about their ideal lifestyle. Many insist on living in downtown Bozeman, close to restaurants and other amenities. But a number of companies are encouraging new hires to consider living in communities like Belgrade, Manhattan, or Livingston that are within a 30-minute commute of Bozeman and offer more housing options, more space, lower housing costs, and a great Montana lifestyle.
A bigger challenge for tech companies is commercial real estate. Many businesses at the roundtable, including PFL, Ascent Vision, and Advanced Electronic Designs, are in the process of building new facilities or expansions and have faced a lack of available land to build, huge increases in steel costs, and a dire shortage of skilled tradespeople as labor is siphoned off to the Yellowstone Club and other large building projects. Financing for real estate expansion has also been an issue.
For those who have been watching our ongoing efforts to bring more female leaders to the table, I'm thrilled to report there were two other women at the roundtable besides me – Abby Schlatter, CEO of commonFont and Katherine Krause, Director of Marketing for Advice Pay.
A special word of thanks goes out to the many women and men in the Montana high-tech community who reached out to make referrals of female leaders and suggested other names when they were unable to attend themselves.
About the author: Christina Quick Henderson is executive director of the Montana High Tech Business Alliance and adjunct professor of management and organizational behavior in the College of Business at the University of Montana.
About the publisher:Launched in 2014, the Montana High Tech Business Alliance is an association of 350 high tech and manufacturing companies and affiliates creating high-paying jobs in Montana. For more information visit MTHighTech.org.


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Recipe Salad "Sea depth"
Salad with sardines in oil Delicious fish salad withSardines in oil, sugar corn, quail eggs and leaf frieze salad. Refueling to this salad is prepared on the basis of butter, which contained canned sardines, lime juice and mayonnaise. Salad is light, fresh, perfectly suited to mashed potatoes or a garnish of rice.
- Frize salad 1 beam
- Canned corn 0.5 pot
- Sardines in oil 180 g
- Eggs quail 10 pcs.
- Lime 0.3 pcs.
- Mayonnaise 2 tbsp. L.
- Salt 0.5 tsp.
- Black pepper powder 3 g
- Step 1 To prepare a salad "Sea Deep"We need a leaf frieze salad, quail eggs, canned corn, sardine preserves in oil, lime juice, mayonnaise, salt and freshly ground black pepper.
- Step 2 Fried salad under running water, dried and plucked into a deep salad bowl.
- Step 3 Drain the corn from the liquid, add to the lettuce.
- Step 4 We open the can of sardines in oil, drain the oil into a separate container (it will come in handy for filling), mash the fish into pieces of medium size, add to salad and corn.
- Step 5 Boil the quail eggs, clean them, cut into halves and add already cooled to the rest of the ingredients.
- Step 6 We prepare the dressing: add the mayonnaise, salt, freshly ground black pepper and 1/3 lime juice to the butter that we have drained from canned fish.
- Step 7 Whisk all mix until a homogeneous, not thick filling.
- Step 8 Pour the dressing to the ingredients of the salad.
- Step 9 Gently mix and serve the salad to the table.


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On this cold, snowy morning in Natick, Massachusetts, I bring you a message of great holiday cheer! I share my joy at having learned two new beautiful phrases in Italian: "Agenzia delle Entrate" and "accertamenti fiscali."
Having played so many organ recitals in Italy, Austria, Germany, and Switzerland, I never had a negative or dishonest experience. With one sole exception: my most recent concert, at a church in Italy which I will not name.
All the other concerts followed exactly the same pattern, without a single exception (until now). The organizer offers me an fee -- let's say €500. When there is a contract, it is one-page long: my name, address, date of birth, time and place of the concert, and (I'll make up some numbers) honorarium €862.47, minus €362.47 of taxes, makes €500. I am paid that fee, net, before the concert. On my part, the taxes are pre-paid. On the organizers' part, they distribute the taxes according to the law.
Not so in this one exceptional case. I won't bore you will the unbelievable amount of bureaucracy around this one concert -- sponsored not by the church but by a "foundation" which, I learned later, is known for shady business dealings.
Even before my arrival in Italy I could smell a scam. The day before my concert they required me to get a codice fiscale, an Italian social security number. (For ONE concert!) I asked the woman from the Foundation, "Why do I need this?" She said, "Without it, we cannot pay you." I said, "Are you sure they won't then try to take taxes out?" She said emphatically, "Non ha nulla a che fare con le tasse!," and "Le tasse non c'entrano proprio!" ("It has nothing to do with taxes! Taxes have nothing to do with it at all!")
The next evening was the concert. I am handed a contract to sign THIRTY MINUTES before the concert. What do I do? Delay the start of the contract so that I could study it? Then what? Try to shift my focus from the contract to the music? This occurred a half-hour before playing a concert.
I play the concert. I return to America. I check my account. No payment.
A month passes. Two months pass. No payment. Again, I won't bore you. A long chain of delay tactics. Not even clever ones. They said, "Your bank numbers were wrong." I called the bank, double-checked the numbers, and of course they were correct. The funniest tactic was, "Because you're American, we cannot pay you until you sign a ricevuta ['receipt']." I responded politely, "How can I sign a 'receipt' when I haven't 'received' anything?"
Only then did I make some inquiries and learned how this foundation operates: "Yeah, they pay, but they pay a year later, and usually not in the amount that was agreed upon."
Well, Christmas was coming, and I was not going to wait a year. I spoke about it to an Italian friend. I said, "Should I write to a lawyer?" He said, "Write the letter to the lawyer but don't send it. Then write to the Foundation, attach the draft, and say, 'I have not sent this letter yet, but I will if you do not pay me within 5 business days'." The Foundation responded FAST. And wouldn't you know it! Mirabile dictu! Money appeared in my account. It was the agreed upon fee ... minus 39.19% in tax withholdings! This included a 9.19% withholding required only of Europeans, not of Americans. At very least, that 9.19% was pure theft -- money stolen by them from me.
Buried in my contract was one clause, with the word "lordo." A word that I had never seen before in a contract for an organ recital. The word "lordo" means "gross," as opposed to "netto" ("net"). This was very first communication about taxes by this organization, or anyone connected to it, written or spoken.
It was a classic Trumpian scam: delay payment for 1 month, 2 months, 6 months, 12 months, then say, "I'll give you 60 cents on the dollar, and you can't afford to sue us." The victim accepts the 60 cents and goes away quietly.
But only because that victim did not know about statutory damages. What are statutory damages? If I owe you 100 dollars and pay you 95, you won't sue me for 5 dollars. But if IN THE PROCESS of stealing your 5 dollars I broke a law (or 2, or 3), you can sue me for statutory damages. Maybe $5000. Maybe $10,000. Maybe $25,000. And this Foundation broke numerous laws. Unethical business practices. Making someone sign a contract under duress. Illegal tax withholding.
I knew that the Italian consulate here in Boston would not help -- but that the American Embassy there in Rome certainly would help. I knew that I could sue the Foundation and win. But I did not relish the thought of a law suit. Who enjoys a law suit? I would win, but at what emotional cost? And after so many years of so many beautiful Italian experiences? I felt downhearted.
Then I received an unexpected email. I have a dear friend who has a law degree from an important school in Rome. I had forgotten that I told the story to this friend. The friend wrote me a very concise email: "I asked the consulenti del lavoro ['labor consultants']. The withholding should have been only 20%. Write to the Foundation and request the 'certificazione del compenso' [official tax document], so that you can send it to the 'Agenzia delle Entrate' [the Italian IRS]. When they hear the words 'Agenzia delle Entrate,' they will tremble. They can get 'accertamenti fiscali' [a tax audit]."
Lo and behold, I received a response with lightning speed. "We can't provide you with the document for the fiscal year 2017 until May 2018. In fact, it would be illegal to provide it earlier." (I laughed at their sudden concern for the law!) The statement was credible: here in America, the tax documents arrive only between January 1st and February 1st. Upon the lawyer's advice, I responded, "As soon as I receive the documentation I will request reimbursement from the Agenzia delle Entrate."
Meaning: they make things right with me, or they get a tax audit.
The most incredible part of this? The tax issue, they themselves introduced it. Now they themselves have to face it!
This development has brought great peace to my heart -- nicely timed before the Christmas season.
You may wonder about the complete silence around the organist of this church. The person who invited me to travel from America to his church. The person who quoted me a price that was not paid. Well, this is not the time to tell that story. The story of Pontius Pilate is told during Lent, not during Christmas.


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How to choose a good waterfall faucet
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As technology has advanced rapidly, many things have changed along with it. The way we design our homes have changed too, thanks to all the fancy furniture, wall paper and paint. However, many people tend to neglect their bathroom while designing the other parts of their home tastefully. Just a few years back, we would never give a second thought to bathroom fixtures as it was never on the agenda. But with the different types of waterfall faucets available nowadays, many people have started using them at their homes.
Waterfall faucets, mainly because of the elegance were used in hotels and classy restaurants earlier. They were very expensive when they were first released too. However, the prices have dropped down and many people are beginning to purchase them to use them at their homes too.
Select the brand
Before you choose a waterfall faucet, select the brand that you prefer. If you have used any fixtures of any specific brand and are comfortable with it, you can just go along with that. Certain brands provide more features compared to other brands. In addition to that, you must choose a brand that has gained a solid reputation. Some brands have been in the business of designing bathroom fixtures from a long time and you can purchase a good waterfall faucet from such brands. Example of such brands are listed below:
- Moen
- Kohler
- Vigo
- Kraus
- Delta
Choose the perfect material for your faucet
As you may know, these waterfall faucets are available in different types of materials. Though most of them are designed in a similar way, you can read the instructions or the guide provided by the manufacturer to know more about the product. Waterfall faucets are designed using glass, metal, stone and ceramic.
It would be a great idea for you to go with glass faucets are they are created in stunning styles. They are also available in numerous colors and the sparkle they provide is unbelievable. More than anything, it is translucent and you can view water flowing over its surface beautifully. These faucets are also available in smoked and clear glass. While clear glass looks stylish, smoked glass appears very elegant.
Though glass is very popular when it comes to waterfall faucets, you can't forget faucets made of metal too. They are quickly gaining popularity because of the sleek finish and shine. Among metal faucets, you can choose from chrome, brass and nickel-plated faucets. If you want to do something different and mimic olden days, you can buy waterfall faucets that are also made out of cast iron!
Though these waterfall faucets are not as popular as the glass and metal faucets, they are very easy for you to find, as they are available in almost all the brands. To add a twist, you can choose ceramic faucets that are similar to pitchers, antique fixtures and plates.
If your other bathroom fixtures are made of stone, you can certainly choose waterfall faucets made of stone for showers and sinks. You might need the assistance of a mason and plumber to get this built. One can also find some kits to install waterfall faucets, but they are not found very easily.
While you choose waterfall faucets, it is important that you choose the material carefully. A lot of factors including the budget and style need to be considered here. If you have a lot of time on your hands, you can go for faucets made out of stone. Stone faucets require a lot of time and they also need the assistance and expertise of masons and plumbers. This could be a hassle if you don't have the patience to get it all done. In addition, ceramic and stone faucets actually increase the cost along the issues they come with. Therefore, since many of us don't have time, choosing faucets made using glass and metal are simply the best.
Choose the shape
As these waterfall faucets are available in different shapes, you will have to peruse something that fits your requirements perfectly. Some of the common styles included are Flat plates, curved, circular and wide spigot faucets. It is very important for you to choose the shape of the faucet as it should go along with the other fixtures in your bathroom.
Once you have decided about the budget, brand, shape and material required for your waterfall faucets, purchasing them becomes very easy. Take advantage of the information available on the internet to learn more about these faucets before your purchase them. This gives you a fair idea of what you really want.
Water Dispenser Buying Guide
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The importance of clean fresh water is known to everyone. Nowadays this concept is becoming even stronger because it is the age of awareness and education. As a result of this, there is a growing awareness among the people about the kind of water which should be used for drinking. With the growing awareness about drinking pure and clean water, the knowledge about ways of getting clean water is also increasing. Having a water dispenser is the best way to get clean, cold and pure water. In this regard it is better to go through reviews and these reviews will give you an idea of how you can employ different ways of getting clean and pure water for you and your family. The safest and the cheapest of all these ways is the use of water dispenser. It is the modern and most effective way of getting clean water for your family. Water dispenser is a sort of water cooler which is meant not only for cooling the water but also for storing it and saving it. There are different kinds of water dispensers and the one best suited for you can be judged after reading a few Reviews.
5 Things To Look For In The Best Water Dispenser
Water is life and the water dispenser is a life giver. Clean water is a must for everyone. However, not everyone has the luxury of clean water since some countries lack adequate resources to provide clean water. One can ensure that they get clean water in their homes or their offices by using a water dispenser. Plus water dispensers can also be used to heat water if you are into hot water. The following guide is meant to assist the reader to identify a good water dispenser.
Energy Saving
The water dispensers are supposed to be energy saving. The rising cost of fuel has also escalated electricity bills as well. A good water dispenser should be electricity efficient in order to spare you the expense that comes with electricity. You should aim for models that have an energy saver logo on them in order to save big on electricity bill.
You Should Slow Look for Dispensers That Can Accommodate Huge Water Bottles
It should be able to accommodate huge water bottles. If you have a water dispenser that can only accommodate only one size then you are not getting value for your money. Think of it like, shopping for a pair of trousers: for men it is recommended that one buys a pair that one can stick two fingers on both sides.
Going for an exact fit will end up leaving you disappointed since the two finger allowance allows room for growth. The same thing should apply when shopping for the best water dispenser, leave room for a new size. You never know when you might need it.
You Should Also Look To Save In Terms Of Cost
The dispenser is not necessarily the most expensive. For all you know, it might be a colossal waste of money bringing no value. Instead, look for functionality when shopping for a good water dispenser. It should translate to overall value in the long run.
Always Look For A Dispenser That Is Endorsed By Registered Health Bodies
When shopping for the best one, you should always look for one that is endorsed by a register health body. At least with that brand of dispenser, you are assured that it will be safe for use. When a particular brand receives a nod from a registered health body, you can be sure of two things: it is safe to use and it is durable.
You should always ensure that you drink from a safe water dispenser. While contamination is rare, you should strive to ensure that the safety of the water you drink: that is the mark of the best water dispenser.
Look For a Durable Model
Durability is the second thing you should be concerned with. If you install a substandard model, you are putting yourself at risk of potential harm. The best water dispensers ensure that no harm comes to you or any other users. Usually, endorsed water dispensers have a spotless track record in as far as service provision is concerned. Doing your due diligence before you purchase any water dispenser is immensely crucial in this process.
Ensure That the Shop You Buy From Offer You A Warranty
When you shop for a water dispenser, ensure the shop you are visiting offers warranties. Warranty is the mark of a good and serious establishment. Plus, if something goes wrong, you are assured of a good model or a new one.
When shopping for something, it is absolutely critical that you ensure that you get value for what you are paying for it. Hence, when shopping for a water dispenser you should ensure that you get the best dispenser in the market. The above qualities can be applied to get the best water dispenser translating to overall value for your money.
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Book Week is always a special event in which every
primary school student participates. This year was no exception with students
being offered plenty of exciting and useful activities. VAS Hanoi is proud of
the fact that we provide activities that specifically enhance reading skills as
well as providing more opportunities for students and teachers to continue to
build better relationships.
In class, students have listened to both English and
Vietnamese teachers reading out stories from English novels. They have also
enjoyed presentations from certain popular books, which our students were
particularly interested in.
On Gala Day of Book Week, some students who had
written their own stories, were given the opportunity to act them out on the
stage. All students, teachers and support staff, participated in "reading
time" to reinforce the importance of reading regularly and advantages of having
good reading habits.
Let's enjoy some photos and videos of Book Week!
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It's been awhile since I've written- mostly due to the fact that I was on a trip quite a bit of the time. I headed out to Colorado for my brother's graduation and had a blast out there hanging out with family and friends, as well as hiking! I thought I'd do a quick thankful thursday post today, so here are a few of the things I'm thankful for at the moment!
I'm thankful that May has been so much fun! I've gotten to see many people who I'm close to, and get to experience a number of big milestones in my life and the lives of my family members. I'm thankful for that!
I'm thankful that I got some really exciting news recently! This is a teaser, because I'm doing a post on it in the nearish future. Get ready:)
I'm thankful for safety! In May I did about 45 hours of "trip driving" (meaning not around town, to work, etc…) this month, and I'm thankful that it went smoothly and everyone traveling with me also stayed safe.
I'm thankful for quinoa. I made a quinoa, romaine, and watermelon salad tonight that was DELICIOUS and very summery. Quinoa is one of my favorite new foods I've tried in the last 12 months.
I'm thankful for spinning classes. I took my first spinning class since Christmas (i think!) today and while I can definitely feel it, it was fun to spin as part of a class once again. I'm so much more motivated in a class then when I'm on my own.
I'm thankful for treadmills with fans on them. They are seriously SO nice and it feels great to have a steady breeze to cool you off in the gym.
There's a tiny peek into my life as of late.
Now it's your turn to share! What are you feeling thankful for today? If you've tried it before, what's your favorite way to eat quinoa?


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10 Best Things to Do on a Rocky Mountain National Park Vacation
The park and the Estes Park and Grand Lake areas are a Things to Do Mecca! Here are our top picks including hiking, horseback riding and scenic drives.
Here's what to do in Colorado national parks if you have a weekend or a week. Find itineraries and tips for the perfect vacation here.
The park and the Estes Park and Grand Lake areas are a Things to Do Mecca! Here are our top picks including hiking, horseback riding and scenic drives.
With its striking black sheer cliffs, some might argue that the Black Canyon may be even more impressive than the Grand Canyon. Discover for yourself.
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Explore ruins abandoned 200 years before Christopher Columbus set foot in the "new world" plus 9 more fun activities.
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With incredible sheer black cliffs, a history-filled past and abundant plants and wildlife, this park is one of Colorado's most under-rated destinations
Make your time in the park count with our detailed itinerary! This other-worldly park boasts the tallest sand dunes in North America.
There's more to do beyond the main attraction of touring ancient cliff ruins. Take a hike, gaze from a fire tower or have dinner with a view.
Only have 48 hours? Make the most of your time by following our itinerary covering both sides of the park.
Rocky Mountain National Park and its two gateway towns offer a number of romantic ways to spend time together.
Drive the thrilling Trail Ridge Road, go wildlife watching, hiking, fishing, and visit historic sites in Colorado's Rocky Mountains.
The perfect vacation includes paddling on a lake, rafting on a river, playing cowboy, biking, fly fishing, and attending a baseball game.


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US 90 Overpass In Iberia Parish To Have Lane Closures
The westbound left lane on US 90 at LA 329 Overpass in Iberia Parish near milepost 128 will be closed at different times over the next week as DOTD workers will perform bridge repairs and replace the approach slab.
On Wednesday and Thursday, the lane will be closed from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day, weather permitting.
From Friday until Tuesday, the lane will be closed from 8 p.m. until 7 a.m. each day, weather permitting.
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How do I cite a special feature from a DVD?
To cite a special feature from a DVD, follow the MLA format template. List the title of the feature as the "Title of source." Then provide the name of the DVD as the "Title of container," followed by the publication details. If necessary for clarity, list the format in the optional-element slot at the end of the entry:
"NYC Press Conference." Led Zeppelin, produced by Jimmy Page and Dick Carruthers, disc 2, Atlantic Recording / Warner Music Group, 2003. DVD.
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"Behind the Scenes." Bonus Materials. The Godfather DVD Collection, Paramount Pictures, 2001.
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The Iowa Numismatic Association (INA) is a non-profit, educational organization founded in 1938. Adult annual dues are $10.00 per year (Jan 1 to Jan 1), and youth membership dues (under 18) are $2.00 per year. The INA is a member of the American Numismatic Association and the Central States Numismatic Society. This site contains a list of coin shows in Iowa.
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United Wholesale Mortgage is helping brokers generate more business with the launch of a new lead generation tool.
The tool, known as UWM Connect, is designed to monitor borrower credit pulls for activity to funnel potential leads back to brokers that have previously completed deals with UWM.
The service will alert brokers of all credit pulls, while also redirecting the borrower and giving them the broker's contact information.
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Renovating your home can be fun, if you know how to go about it. Buying new homes is one option not everyone does willingly. However, just to add that extra spice in your life, you can try and renovate your living area, making your home all the more suitable. Bring about a change to your dwellings and see how your perceptions change over a period of time. With some classy options to choose from, you can actually ensure that renovating is not a task but an enjoyable escapade.
Painting can be a tough job, if you tend to do it yourself. However, if you take it as a chore, it would be very boring and time consuming. This activity is one thing, which can change the whole outlook of the room. Choose from a variety of strong colors, if you like your room to be bright. In case bright colors don't appeal to your liking, then you can always choose from a subtle range of colors. Douse your walls in some neat shades and see how your walls look as good as new.
Building deck
If basking in the glorious sun rays is your cup of tea, then building a deck or a wooden patio is what you definitely need to do. This will give you the much needed extra space to sprawl out in the outdoors while reveling in the sun. The patio is also a great idea when it comes to holding parties and barbecues with your family and friends. It is a good option in case you're thinking of investing in the outdoors.
Updating kitchen
Cosmetic kitchens are the most in things these days when it comes to remodeling. The kitchen is probably the place where you would spend a considerable part of your cooking time. Thus, that makes it all the more important for you to invest sensibly. The size of the house should reflect in the furniture and fixtures you incorporate inside the kitchen. Choose wisely and you would have a winner in your hands.
Replacing windows
Check out some nice window designs to invest in. These days, a lot of energy efficient windows are available in the market. Such contraptions would not only help in keeping the house cool in summers, it would also help by keeping the cold at bay in winters. Invest in such furniture and replace the existing windows in your house. Seal your future and your bill at a bare minimum as you heap up on energy and the savings.
Installing central air conditioner
Installing a central air conditioner is the smart thing to do, in case you know where to get it done from. By installing such a unit in your house, you not only save on the expenditure on multiple air conditioning units, but also make your house more energy efficient. No more worries of installing cumbersome visible ACs. These central air conditioners are often fitted right inside the ceiling and let you keep your surroundings neat and clean.
Insulate and ventilate
Planning the outlay of the house with the proper insulation and ventilation units in place is now a necessity. It is very important to keep the heat inside the house, in case you live in a predominantly chilly place. Insulate your roof with some insulating materials and ensure you have a well placed ventilation system inside as well. By doing so, you're in turn ensuring your house would be nice and secure during the season changes.
Add storage cabinets and reorganize
Adding some extra cabinets and drawers to your existing setup is always the best option. By doing so, you're not only ensuring you get the much needed space, but also you will be able to create a clutter free environment. Organize your interiors in an elegant manner, ensuring your house looks the best for now and ever.
Heating system maintenance for your home
Regular maintenance check ups of your heating and cooling system not only help in curbing those unnecessary expenditures, but they also let you keep everything in perfect shape. Keeping this thought in mind, it is very necessary to ensure that the maintenance guy visits you regularly and keeps everything in tip top condition. By doing so, you're simply ensuring that you have a trouble free future.
Renovating basement
If you own a basement and are just using it as a storage area, then it's time for you to rethink. A basement can be a sure shot answer to all your spacing woes. The best part about the underground spacing is the ample amount of space just sitting there, screaming out loud to be utilized. Check out some decorating ideas online and probably you can have a contractor come over to give some estimates on how to renovate the room according to your choice.
Modifying bathroom
Last but not the least, a bathroom has the power to add an exotically delicate charm to your house. In order to spruce it up comfortably, you can simply go ahead and bring about a change to its interiors. Fix some dandy fixtures, say some different shaped taps, or invest in a new sink and other fixtures. This would award the whole area with a different look, making it the best part of your household.


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I love pickles, don't you? Did you know that they don't have to be made of summer cucumbers and they don't have to take a long time and a huge amount of kitchen real-estate? In fact, if you want a pickle right now, you can just march into the kitchen and pickle something!
1 TBLSP olive oil
1/8 head of cabbage, sliced thinly (red or white, both are yummy)
¾ of a large carrot, shredded
3 thin slices of red onion, diced
2 ½ TBLSP granulated sugar
1/3 cup rice vinegar
1 TBLSP fennel seeds
Salt and pepper to taste
- In a large frying pan, place the olive oil, sliced cabbage, shredded carrot, onion, sugar, and vinegar. Cook it on medium-high heat until about 2/3rds of the liquid is gone.
- Add the fennel seeds and the salt and pepper and continue cooking until the rest of the liquid is gone and the veggies are tender.
Makes a great side dish for faux dogs, but, as you can see in the picture, I like it on my pizza.
- Use caraway seeds instead of fennel for a more traditional sauerkraut flavor.
- Jazz it up with cumin instead of fennel seeds.
- Add shredded fennel bulb for a stronger licorice flavor.


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The Consolidated Housing and Community Development (CHCD) Plan serves as a single grant submission to Housing and Urban Development for Community Development Block Grant, HOME Investment Partnership, and Emergency Solutions Grant program funds and contains proposed activities and proposed expenditures within the context of the Five-Year Plan.
The 2019 to 2020 Annual Action Plan contains actual allocation amounts for the 2019 to 2020 program year as well as two Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy Areas (North and South). Comments can be submitted by email to Mellin Parker at, please include "Con Plan Comments" in subject line or mailed to Mellin Parker until 5 p.m. on May 31, 2019 at:Con Plan Comments, Community Development Department, City of Winston-SalemP.O. Box 2511Winston-Salem, NC 27102
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13 Feb 2014 10:00 - 23 Feb 2014 18:00
Czech Designers at the International Fashion Showcase
Czech Centre London proudly presents Voyage through Central Europe, a fashion exhibition organised as part of the British Council and British Fashion Council's International Fashion Showcase 2014 in parallel with London Fashion Week.
The exhibition will feature 14 emerging designer talents from Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia who will present their newest collections of garments, jewellery and accessories. The original exhibition design by Gaspar Bonta is accompanied by exquisite glass objects from LASVIT.
The Czech participation is
curated by the founder of the Czech Fashion Council, stylist, muse and former
model, Olo Křížová.
Olo has chosen a handful of very young yet brilliant designers whose work borders between visual arts and fashion and creatively returns to the traditional and handmade materials in combination with new technologies. Their sophisticated design often conveys designers' personal stories into their entire collections.
Petra Ptáčková, Hana Frišonsová, Jana Mikešová, Pavel Berky and Awkward (represented by Lucie Jelínková and Monika Nováková) will all personally come to present their work in London.
open daily 10 AM - 6 PM
PRIVATE VIEW takes place Friday 14th February at 7.30pm and features a live fashion performance by Petra Ptáčková followed by DJ V! (Oozlum), videomapping and drinks.
Olo Krizova (curator of the Czech section of the International Fashion Showcase 2014)
is the founder of the Czech Fashion Council, stylist, former model and muse of many artists. She was the creative director of Prague and Bratislava Fashion Weekend and creative director and founder of Shooting Fashion Stars. In addition to that, she has curated several fashion and design exhibition and showcases, most recently the VOLIĚRA exhibition in the Moravian Gallery in Brno.
Olo´s international experience, excellent reputation and keen eye make her the most suitable curator for IFS.
Petra Ptáčková
Hana Frišonsová
Jana Mikešová
Pavel Berky
Awkward / Lucie Jelínková a Monika Nováková
Adrea Pojezdálová, Petra Kubíková, Broňa Brůčková, Kristýna Španihelová, Andrea Ďurianová
Dori Tomcsanyi, KELE clothing, The FOUR, ZAKO
Organised by: British Fashion Council, Czech Centre London, Czech Fashion Council, Balassi Institute Hungarian Cultural Centre London, Design Terminal National Centre for Creative Industries Hungary, Embassy of the Czech Republic, Embassy of the Slovak Republic in London, Slovak Fashion Council
Supported by: International Visegrad Fund, Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic, LASVIT, TECHO, Slovak Design Center, Czech British Chamber of Commerce, Embassy of the Czech Republic in London
Launched in 2012, the International Fashion Showcase celebrates London's position as an international fashion city with a reputation for nurturing emerging talent. Organised by the British Council and British Fashion Council, the showcase takes place during London Fashion Week and will see nearly 30 embassies and cultural institutions across the capital create fashion exhibitions which display their emerging fashion designers
Petra Ptáčková
Pavel Berky
Jana Mikešová
Hana Frišonsová
180 Strand, London WC2R 1EA
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We partnered with the City of Dauphin and the town of The Pas to work together to save energy, money, and the environment. We helped these communities focus on sustainability, and helped their residents save on their energy bills and become energy efficiency leaders in Manitoba.
This 2-year pilot project ended in the fall of 2018. Local government, Manitoba Hydro, and community members were involved in the creation and implementation of a community energy efficiency plan. The plan became a guideline for lowering energy consumption in these communities.
The pilot project put an energy advocate into the community, who helped residential, commercial, and municipal customers participate in energy efficiency programs.
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I attended a seminar on Monday morning. I'm not going to name the event but its intention and audience was pretty clear as it was billed as being a xxx conference for SMEs.
As a past event planner its always interesting to attend events to see how others deal with all the aspects that make a successful event, and one that leaves your delegates feeling like it was time well spent and they got value. With an event ( and indeed any marketing activity, be it a webinar, a brochure, a email learning series) its important to always consider
- Is the content addressing your target customer?
- Is the content doing what you committed?
- Is the attendee/audience going to get out of your event/webinar/other marketing activity what you said (and are you adding value)
And when its an event you will know that as an event planner I'm really focussed on ensuring the venue and set up of the event are right for your audience, so you also need to consider that as well. See our previous blog on Venue Finding 101 for some help with this.
So it's without any hesitation that I can say the event I attended on Monday did none of the above. And here is why.
Target Audience:
Although all the people I spoke to were lovely none of them worked for SMEs – defined by The European Commission as ""The category of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) is made up of enterprises which employ fewer than 250 persons and which have an annual turnover not exceeding 50 million euro, and/or an annual balance sheet total not exceeding 43 million euro"".
So there is problem number 1 – too many attendees not of the primary audience. Moreover although billed as xxx for SME the content didn't address the audience. All the examples and case studies used were not SMEs and hence very difficult to relate to and there was no real understanding of who the audience was. I believe it could be a classic case of lets fill spaces even if they are not the right audience. The problem with this is that this steers the discussion in the wrong direction in breakout sessions and away from the target audience to whom the event was supposed to be for.
Check out our know your audience workbook to ensure that you have this right!
An introduction to… was the title of the event, but there was a lot of assumptions on a certain level of understanding, and there was no real consideration of the practicalities and environment in which SMEs operate, no practical hints and tips, no checklists, no do this first. The conference breakouts were as bad – they had no introduction to a subject, just straight into this is what you need to think of – and full of jargon
Added Value
I did not get what was promised. Yes true I now have more questions then when I went to the event that I know I now need to seek answers to .. but surely a great event or piece of marketing, not only raises those questions but answers them (or at the very least points you in the direction of a solution
And finally the event Venue – Was it fit for purpose? The conference itself was at the NEC – undoubtedly a fab exhibition venue, but is it really the venue for a small 100 person seminar? Part of the event was breakout sessions – which when we arrived were set up in classroom style. Pretty quickly it was apparent that they needed to be in cabaret style, because the seminar leaders wanted us to work in groups so we all then had to shuffle round to move our chairs and organise the room – in a 30 min breakout session. On top of that I couldn't even see one of the speakers for one of the seminars because they were hidden behind a room divider. Surely one of the organisers must have thought about this. Download our checklist on venue finding to ensure you get your venue right for your next event.
What I learnt from this event, and so important to remember is KNOW YOUR AUDIENCE.
I may be being harsh but in this case, the host organisation either didn't know their audience or didn't care about their audience – either way not a great situation. They hadn't bothered to think about what was important to deliver to them for this topic and they didn't think about how the venue and set up of the event could enhance rather than detract even further from the event.
So remember to know your audience, know what they want and how are you adding value to them with your content.
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RV EZ Level changed the way we level our motorhome. We started out using the auto level system, but ran into situations where the system was unable to level the RV due to uneven ground. A couple we met at Rincon Parkway showed us how to manually level and RV with the RV EZ Level. We were blown away by how easy and simple it is to use. Since we started to manually level the RV, we haven't gone back to auto level.
How To Manually Level an RV w/RV EZ Level
What We Ordered:
Camco RV EZ Level
What We Like:
Simple and easy to use. Get all four lights to display green and the RV is level.
Find the center point of the motorhome with all the slides in. Mark the spot so you know where to put the level each time. When you're ready to level the motorhome, place the level on the marked spot with the legs point front, back, right and left. Push the button in the middle to turn it on.
There are four indicator lights with two colors: red means off level and green means level. The goal is to get four green lights. When a side is not level, the corresponding light flashes red. The rate at which it flashes indicates how off level that side is. When the red light flashes rapidly, we know to put blocks under the wheel(s) on those sides to avoid lifting the tires off the ground.
When two sides are low, we start raising one side until that red light turns off. Then we lift the other side until all the lights turn green – indicating the motorhome is level. There have been instances where the motorhome is no longer level after the two slides are extended. In this case, we will level the coach again. We called Newmar customer service and they said it's fine to level the coach with the slides out in this situation.
Battery operated. The level takes 3 AA batteries and will turn off on its own. We used to take one battery out before putting it away, but now we leave all three in.
Light weight and easy to store. The level weighs less than one pound and takes up very little storage space.
Made in the U.S.
What We Don't Like:
Expensive. The level is essentially a regular bubble level with four indicator lights. We would recommend getting it on sale.
The RV EZ Level has made leveling our motorhome an easy process. We can see how off level we are on each side by the speed of the indicator lights and figure out how many leveling blocks to use before we manually level the coach. The lights make it quick and easy to see when to stop lifting a side. Not only has the level saved us time, but it has saved Joe from losing the few hairs he has left on his head.
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