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Innovate UK: case studies
Stories of businesses that have received funding and support from Innovate UK, developed new products and services and achieved growth.
These stories show how Innovate UK helps businesses test, develop and demonstrate innovative ideas.
They describe how funding and support has helped them to achieve their ambitions and become successful - from growing a start-up, expanding capabilities or supporting a move into new markets.
Company expansions and jobs
Signal Media, the text analytics and data science business, grew from 2 staff in a garage to employing more than 30 people at offices in East London within 2 years.
Signal Media: start-up transformed by university collaboration
Upside Energy, which has developed smart-grid technology that eases peak-time pressure on the National Grid, has big plans to expand its workforce.
Upside Energy: balancing peak supply and demand for electricity
- Loopwheels: delivering a smoother ride for wheelchair users
- HiETA: lightweight heat recovery technology through 3D printing
- Upside Energy: balancing peak supply and demand for electricity
- Microchip firm senses opportunity to bridge the technology gap
- Delta Motorsport: low carbon technologies help business to grow
- PAB Coventry: new metal techniques bring big rise in turnover
- Gaist: firm quadruples staff thanks to roads management system
- Shadow Robot: a helping hand to achieve independent living
Global trade opportunities
OakTec: helping to power remote populations
OakTec powering remote populations
BuffaloGrid: connecting the next 1 billion to the internet
Swanbarton: empowering communities in the developing world
Ella's Kitchen sells its organic baby and toddler food in countries including Norway, Sweden and the US, boasting a global turnover of $100 million.
Ella's Kitchen: transforming the organic baby food market
Whitefox Technologies, a cleantech engineering company, gained a foothold in the US biofuel industry and connecting and working with Pacific Ethanol.
Whitefox Technologies establishes foothold in US biofuel industry
- Magma: leading oil companies adopt UK-developed sub-sea piping
- Facial biometric expert wins US border security contract
- Drive System Design: motoring ahead with expansion in the US
- Saturn Bioponics: UK success just the start for 3D crop-grower
- Cumulus aims to transform the renewable energy market
- Whitefox Technologies: biofuel breakthrough in North America
- OpTek Systems: firm wins Queen's Award for its export success
- Ella's Kitchen: transforming the organic baby food market
- Isansys Lifecare: transforming the way we keep an eye on patients
New facilities and capabilities
Run3D is building a franchised network with its technology to help professional athletes and other keen runners to avoid injury and improve performance.
Run 3D running gait analysis helps athletes avoid injuries
Ceres Power established a high-speed production line to scale up manufacturing of its innovative fuel cell.
Ceres Power: high speed print line helps scale up fuel cell production
- Highview Power
- BuffaloGrid
- PyroGenesys
- Gravitricity
- Deos: delivering faster and better mobile medical screening
- Ionburst: safe and anonymous data in the cloud
- Self-powered buildings to transform energy use
- Qioptiq opens £3.7 million warehouse to support armed forces
- New million-pound production unit will tackle global diseases
- Spin-out sets the pace with real-time, running style retraining
- 'Brain' for driverless cars: Oxford spin-out wins FT award
- Promethean: nanoparticle products go into full-scale production
- Impression Technologies: firm attracts £6 million for new plant
- Innovation funds help Rolls-Royce to open new factory in Bristol
- Beattie Passive opens new factory to meet demand for retrofit
- Ceres Power: fuel cell business makes manufacturing breakthrough
Private investment and capital
Snap Fashion's visual search engine allows consumers to find fashion items using photos they have taken or found online. Investors include Time Inc, the publisher of Marie Claire, InStyle and LOOK.
Snap Fashion: digital business revolutionising the way we shop
Chiaro - the developer of the wearable, connected pelvic floor exercise tool, Elvie - has attracted millions in capital, which is helping it to expand its product line and move into new markets.
Chiaro: UK tech company develops pelvic floor exercise tracker
- Bionic arm start up secures £4.6 million to go global
- Oxford Photovoltaics: a shining light in solar cell innovation
- Marine biotechnologies firm wins £3.8 million investment
- Aviva deal boosts investment for UK breathalyser diagnosis firm
- Women's health tech firm attracts £4.8 million investment
- Innovative fibreboard recycling firm attracts £250,000 investment
- Next-generation bank tops £200 million capital
- Improbable: digital firm raises $20 million from US backers
- Apical: imaging and computer vision firm bought for $350 million
- Snap Fashion: digital business revolutionising the way we shop
- Sphere Fluidics: biotherapeutics device attracts $7m investment
Working with industry leaders
Dressipi worked with Arcadia Group, Marks & Spencer and Shop Direct to create personalised online experiences for shoppers.
Dressipi: fashioning your own digital wardrobe
iGeolise's online platform - which allows search by travel time and transport mode - has attracted clients including Countrywide, Zoopla, JobSite and OpenTable.
- Demand Logic explores world market for energy data analysis
- Cleaner power and lower bills: making community energy work
- Dressipi: fashioning your own digital wardrobe
- Entia: hand-held blood-testing lab for cancer care patients
- Mech-Tool Engineering: partnership brings savings and business
- Censo Biotechnologies: global growth through stem cell innovation
- iGeolise races to its destination with time-based search
- nquiringminds: making cities smarter places to live and work
- Mastodon C: helping big cities to solve planning challenges
World firsts and world-leading
SwiftKey is one of the UK's most successful start-ups, with its predictive texting app installed on more than 350 million devices worldwide.
Game Changers: Jon Reynolds - SwiftKey
Avanti deployed the world's first satellite 3g backhaul service in partnership with Vodafone - a move that's helped it to take a global lead in a sector worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
Avanti: pioneering satellite communications across the world
- Nanoco: developing new techniques to detect and treat cancer
- UK creates world's first 3D winder for complex carbon fibre parts
- Riversimple: the electric car that will never be sold
- Autonomous vehicles for farming: world first achieved
- SwiftKey: saving mobile phone users 100,000 years of typing time
- Charity Engine: power of home PCs harnessed as one supercomputer
- Magic Pony Technology: Twitter buys start-up for $150 million
- PragmatIC: welcome to the world of electronic flexible stickers
- Gordon Murray Design: poised to revolutionise the cars we drive
- Avanti: pioneering satellite communications across the world
Last updated 10 July 2020 + show all updates
Added new case studies to the collection New Facilities and Capabilities: • Deos: delivering faster and better mobile medical screening • PyroGenesys • BuffaloGrid • Gravitricity • Highview Power
Added the case study: Ionburst: safe and anonymous data in the cloud
Added links to 3 Energy Catalyst case studies: OakTec, Swanbarton and BuffaloGrid
Added to collection: Nanoco, Loopwheels, Demand Logic, SPECIFIC case studies
Added links for 'Cleaner power and lower bills: making community energy work' case study.
Added a new link to a story with Open Bionics, which worked with NHS England through an SBRI competition.
Added links to Magma and Oxford Photovoltaics case studies.
Added new case studies with Innovate UK-supported businesses Cygnet Texkimp, iProov, Jellagen and Qioptiq.
Reorganised the page to make it clearer what each business has achieved. Case studies are now ordered by: company expansions and jobs; global trade opportunities; new facilities and capabilities; private investment and capital; working with industry leaders; and world firsts and world-leading.
Added new case studies.
These case studies of successful funding for innovative businesses have been updated and rearranged to reflect the 4 sector groups through which Innovate UK's support is organised. They are: emerging and enabling technologies; health and life sciences; infrastructure systems; manufacturing and materials.
Added latest case studies.
Latest case studies from March 2017 added.
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Updated with fresh case studies, including new embedded video stories.
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A well known Georgia mother fatally shot her two adult children before turning the gun on herself.
58-year-old Dr. Marsha Edwards, her 20-year-old daughter, and 24-year-old son bodies were found in a townhouse on August 21. The cause of death has been classified as a murder-suicide.
According to reports, Their bodies were discovered inside the residence in the 3000 blocks of Nobility Way in Vinings. Police said 20-year-old Erin Edwards and 24-year-old Chris Edwards died of gunshot wounds, and 58-year-old Marsha Edwards died of "an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound."
In a statement, from the father and Dr. Edwards ex-husband Dr. Christopher Edwards, the surgeon says that he and his "extended family and friends are in a state of grief and shock, and privacy of the family is paramount as arrangements are being made."
Chris Edwards, the son, was a digital content manager for the City of Atlanta and worked in the Mayor's Office of Entertainment.
Erin Edwards, the daughter, was a student at Boston University and interned this summer at WNBC in New York.

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Twitter facebook LinkedIn LEADERSHIP IN HOLACRACY: EVERYBODY'S PROCESS
What happens to leadership, and how do you develop it, when there are no management positions to tie it to?
This article assumes you already know what Holacracy is. For a short introduction click here.
Ever since Zappos 'converted' in 2014, Holacracy has been making headlines. Why would you want to do it? How does it work? Can it even work? And recently, as a natural next step:
What about leadership in Holacracy?
The task for organizations is still the same: create an inspiring workplace where people can thrive. Traditional organizations use managers as agents to achieve that end. More often than not however, this proves to be highly challenging. The responsibility for an individual to act both task-oriented and people-oriented at the same time, to focus on the bottom line, and equally provide inspiration for the team, frequently clash.
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Have you ever pondered that question? Probably not, but you will now!
If you are building your internet business and would like to grow your list quickly while helping to save children's lives you should head over to NAMS4Kids.
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Headland Sculpture On The Gulf – Jeff Thomson – Artist Talk
Headland Sculpture On The Gulf – Jeff Thomson – Artist Talk
A chance to hear again the artist talk from Jeff Thomson recorded in the Pavilion at Matiatia on Waiheke Island
Aucklander Jeff Thomson has been a full-time sculptor since 1986 and is unique in having participated in all six headland Sculpture on the gulf exhibitions. During this time he has held solo exhibitions throughout Australia, New Zealand, Germany and France. His favoured material has been corrugated iron, however he also incorporates wire, concrete, plastics, water and other found materials. Thomson holds a BFA in painting from Elam School of Fine Arts, University of Auckland. He was the 1995 Francis Hodgkins Fellow at the University of Otago in 2000, and the Tylee Cottage Artist in Residence, Sarjeant Art Gallery, Wanganui in 2000.
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NOTE: The first 10-12 minutes of the podcast has some sharp 'cracking' sounds due to gusty winds buffeting the pavilion, but stick with it as Jeff's talk is well worth it.


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Job Title:Sales Manager
1、Develop new customers and follow current business;
2、D-in/D-win in new projects and get business, over sales budget;
3、Keep good relationship with customer;
4、Coordinate every sides and serve customers at best;
5、Report new information in the related market.
1、Bachelor degree or above in Electronic Engineering;
2、At least 3 years sales experience in electronic component;
3、Active, aggressive and able to work under high work pressure;
4、Good communication skill and a good team player;
5、Mature and able to work independently;
6、Good written & spoken English and PC skill.
Job Title: Deputy General Manager―Shen Zhen
Location: Shen Zhen
Report to: Vice President
Salary Range: Negotiable
Age: More than 30y
1、to maintain relationship with the existing customers and get more sales revenue.
2、to develop new customers aggressively in assigned territory.
3、to manage and achieve budget planning, forecast.
4、to achieve the assigned sales and profit target.
5、to take care of running office on a daily basis.
6、to build up close personal relationship with customer.
7、to contact window for all business issues and quality issues.
8、to work with inside sales team and quote appropriate price to close the deal.
Degree holder in electronics, electrical engineering is a must.
Good command of English both written and spoken English is a must.
Good Spoken Japanese preferred.
More than 5 years sales experience in electronics trading area.
At least 3 years related working experience in Shen Zhen.
At least 2 years in project management experience.
Previous experience at Japanese Electronics Market preferred.
Strong communication skill with good analytical thinking.
Good team player.
Work under pressure.
Able to identify key business opportunities.
Self-motivated and independent.
Job Title:Sales staff
1, play Japanese customer's operations;
2, the day-to-day maintenance of the customer.
1, college graduates, good English;
2, years of customer service experience, knowledge of Trade Business;
3, Familiarity with using EXCEL;
4, Have strong communication skills.
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Distance learning Master Degrees in Biomedical Studies in Jaén Spain 2020/2021
A master's program is a specialized degree that is typically obtained by individuals who want to focus their learning in a specific area. Earning a Master of Science, MA, or MBA is a smart choice for students as it may provide a competitive edge in an aggressive job market.
The study of biomedical science combines diverse and specialized disciplines such as pharmacology, anatomy, and immunology. Biomedical science researchers look for ways to sustain and even improve health in animals and humans.
Jaén city residents still have strong respect to their culture. The people are over 100,000 in count. It is know to the world as the city of olive oil. The city is home to the University of Jaén.
Distance learning Master in Biomedical Studies in Jaén in Spain
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Master in education and health promotion and community education
Number of hours and credits: 1000 hours and 40 ECTS


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Christian Eriksen was one of the crowd favourites during Ajax's opening training at de Toekomst. The Danish midfielder returned refreshed from his holidays on Monday. "It's great to be back", said Eriksen after his first – widely attended – Ajax training of the 2012-2013 season.
During the summer holidays, one thing is certain: when Ajax holds a public training, it's overrun with enthusiastic Ajax fans. Early in the 2012 school holidays, thing were no different for Eriksen's first training. The area around the Toekomst's main field was jammed with fans, and the training was therefore held on that main field due to this high attendance.
The fans witnessed a relatively calm practice. One and a half days after the easy win against Celtic (4-0), the focus was on passing, kicking and position play. In addition to Eriksen, another young Dane was in the spotlight. In Viktor Fischer's debut match at the Amsterdam ArenA, he was crowned Ajax Player of the Match. The A-junior visibly enjoyed the aftermath of his strong performance against the Scots.
Theo Janssen trained inside on Monday. The midfielder is recovering from a calf injury. Mats Rits trained on a side field with physiotherapist Pim van Dord. The Belgian Ajax player is suffering from a knee injury, Nicolai Boilesen and Derk Boerrigter trained for the full ninety minutes with Frank de Boer's big group of fit players
The smile on Eriksen's face was rivaled only by the one on Fischer's face. The Danish international spent his holidays in Italy and the Seychelles. "Three weeks is enough to become fit again", said Eriksen after signing several autographs. "Now it's just a question of getting into a rhythm again. I noticed that today during the training. Feeling for football and for the ball comes back automatically." With a smile: "That feeling doesn't go away."
"It's great to see the guys again today", said Eriksen, the last Ajax player to re-join Frank de Boer's selection after his holidays. Eriksen was, among others, at the European Championships when the Danish team defeated the Dutch. "We played well as a team. Obviously, it feels great to defeat the Netherlands."
Eriksen returned just in time for Ajax's upcoming training camp in England. After travelling on Thursday, two practice matches await against Southampton (Saturday) and Norwich City (Tuesday), in addition to several trainings. The Danish player will be phased in slowly. It remains to be seen how much playing time Eriksen will get in England. "I'll be hearing this afternoon how my schedule will be built up. I hope to play in the August 5th match against PSV for the Johan Cruijff Plate."


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Cowl panels designed for 1987+ Peterbilt 379 models. These cowl panels mount to the underside of the cab using the existing OEM lower bracket. Drilling of the underside of the cab is required. Sold in pairs, each of the cowl panels have 3 amber X2AG2 LED lights. Hardware, lights, and harnesses are included.
Installation instructions: IIPB010
For ordering or pricing information, please visit your local Peterbilt dealership.
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Top Telesales Marketing Practices
Many companies laugh off the idea of using sales or telemarketing professionals in order to generate leads or close business over the phone. Yet the biggest companies and best firms in the majority of industries are using telesales marketing as part of their arsenal in order to accelerate their sales and drive their growth.
Choosing the right telephone agents
It's a lot more efficient to deploy salespeople from within than outsource telemarketing professionals for the same function.
Often, there's a big gap between marketing and lead generation programs and fielding salespeople that can only be filled by inside sales or telemarketing professionals. Companies use telesales & telemarketing in a variety of ways. Perhaps, they are doing lead generation qualification or they're following up on leads that are coming from marketing programs. Or, they are actually performing sales functions and closing deals over the phone. There's also a hybrid model which is commonly used by companies to qualify opportunities, close deals that can be done over the phone, and then pass larger relationship based sales opportunities out to the sales force.
If you're thinking about deploying a sales force, or adding to your current one, you need to think about how you can use inside sales or telemarketing to boost the sales efficiency at a lower cost. Once you've decided to deploy inside or telemarketing or sales professionals, it is really critical that you have the right outside consulting and capabilities to set up the function. An outsourced development consultant can bring in lots of experience which will have a huge impact on the ability of you being successful when deploying the campaign.
Finding a consultant
Many companies have tried and failed at telesales marketing efforts because they lack the experience and the management to finely tune the programs for success. It is critical that you acquire the management skills to hire the employees who will actually be doing the phone work. A good telesales or telemarketing professional consultant will be a good option to come in and help you determine the message, approach, target, the unique selling point of the call, and the script, which are all essential elements in order to train your telesales and telemarketing force.
A good consultant will also help you recruit the best telesales marketers for the company, which is not an easy task because there are many people who are not capable of carrying out this sort of job. If you are considering deploying additional sales resources then think about bringing in an outside resource to help you with that goal.
Telemarketing companies offer very important support to businesses all over the world. Telesales and telemarketers help companies find out exactly who their targets are and what they need. However, among the best practices that the telemarketing companies employ are the lead generation and information gathering services. The market research that is done by the telesales service providers on behalf of your company is truly invaluable. Not only do businesses get an accurate read of what your targets are thinking and feeling, but they are gathering insight into how they can improve their own products and services in order to better satisfy their needs.
If you are looking to run a telemarketing campaign you need to put together a plan which will help you get the most from your campaign, then the telemarketers that you hired should be able to put together a plan which will help you get the most from your campaign. Before you start your campaign, you should take the time to go over the goals with your employees or provider. You should also sit down with a scriptwriter and take some time in producing a script which will help you push your product, service or goal when the agents are talking to the targets.
Fine-tuning your script and strategy
The opening of the call is the most important. It is critical that this is done right. Generally, the individual who answers the phone will be on a busy schedule, meaning they may not be in a receptive mood. What happens if this call irritates this individual? This is where the telemarking agent needs to make an impact, in these initial moments of the conversation; the agent needs to be able to interest the person that is called. If they become interested, then this was a success, the opener is usually what can make or break a call. The agent needs to introduce themselves politely and the company on behalf of which they are making the call for. This is now when they need to say something that will immediately grab the attention of the individual and engross them in order to continue the call or conversation. If the individual becomes convinced that they will benefit from the conversation, then the whole call is likely to become a success.
Try to imagine yourself in the position of the individual receiving the call. What would you like to hear? Once you can get this clear in your head, you will immediately know what the prospective client wants and how to make a call that will make your business a success.
Telesales marketing isn't all just about phone calls. You can also use text messaging. There are no restrictions to when a text message can be sent, whereas telesales are policed and regulated by time limits within which a call can be made to a customer. With mobile phones, availability is not an issue. Text messaging is a passive marketing approach, the message is stored within the mobile phone's memory and can be retrieved by the mobile owner at a convenient time.
Also, the large majority of mobile phones are web enabled, meaning that you can access the internet. This gives for immediate response potential because customers can do things such as click on links and previews in the text message. This will then redirect them to your sites/campaigns, this is useful to you because it takes them right to the information, you don't need to write out a huge message in a text, and instead you could link them, for example, to a graphic of your campaign.
Once you have started the campaign, you should evaluate and review it often. This is so that you can see what kind of results you are getting. If you are not getting the kind of results that you expected then you should tweak the script and go over the campaign again with the agents or provider to see where you can change things so that you start to see the results that you were after.
Ensure that you keep your marketing relevant to the industry you are targeting, you wouldn't want to create a campaign and solution that is targeted towards restaurants to then start calling decision makers within nursing homes. Why not take a look at some industries you can market your campaign around here.
If you have any further questions or would like to make an enquiry, don't hesitate, call the number above or fill out the form to the side to request a call back.


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Washington, DC, May 12, 2015 – This year's European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE2015) will include an awards luncheon held to honor four individuals whose vision laid the foundation for what is today Europe's largest and most significant annual business aviation event.
At the luncheon, Kathleen Blouin, Fernand Francois, Brian Humphries and Jack Olcott – four leaders with the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) and the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA), the two organizations that jointly produce EBACE – will be recognized for tireless dedication to launching EBACE, and to making the show a premier business aviation event, and a catalyst for the industry's growth in the European region.
"EBACE got its start because Brian, Jack, Fernand and Kathleen had a keen understanding of the need for a show in Europe that would be focused strictly on business aviation," said NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen. "The industry clearly responded, with strong participation in the event – from its first year to the present. We want to celebrate these individuals' incredible achievement, not just in launching and growing a show, but in helping advance business aviation in Europe."
Bolen pointed out that, for the first EBACE event in 2001, organizers hoped for several hundred attendees. In fact, more than 3,600 people attended that original EBACE, with nearly 200 exhibitors on the show floor, and about 30 aircraft on static display. Today, EBACE2015 is expected to draw about 13,000 attendees, with nearly 500 exhibitors and more than 60 aircraft on static display.
The luncheon to honor the four individuals will be held on May 19, as one of a number of events being held during EBACE2015 to celebrate the show's 15th year.Bolen noted that the four leaders who will be recognized are highly regarded industry veterans.
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•Blouin joined NBAA in 1992 as senior manager, convention services, and successfully grew NBAA's annual convention into one of the largest trade shows in the United States. Blouin was instrumental in the creation and development of the largest business aviation events on four separate continents, including shows in Latin America and Asia. She most recently served as NBAA's senior vice president, conventions and forums, prior to stepping down from her position in 2014.
•Francois was appointed as CEO of EBAA in 1993, a position he served in until 2004. Under his leadership, EBAA's membership grew from 75 in 1993 to almost 200 in 2004. Prior to his appointment at EBAA, Francois was a private pilot working in the international aviation trade press. He currently is the president of Business Aviation & Regional Transport (BART) International, a leading European business aviation magazine.
•In 2007, Humphries was named president of EBAA; he had previously served at the association as its chairman, from 1996 to 2004, and its CEO from 2004 until 2007. Humphries is also chairman of the British Helicopter Association, and has served a three-year term as chairman of the Montreal-based International Business Aviation Council (IBAC), representing the interests of business aviation globally at the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
•Olcott was named NBAA's president in 1992. During his 11 years in that position, the Association doubled its membership, expanded its services to the business aviation community, grew its flagship convention in the U.S., and launched multiple international events.
As part of the awards luncheon ceremony, the four individuals will participate in a panel discussion that will provide a behind-the-scenes look at the production of the first EBACE, and the evolution of the show over the ensuing years. The panel discussion will be moderated by industry journalism figures Wilson Leach ofAviation International News and Bill Garvey of Business & Commercial Aviation.


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Check out the latest Planning Application, submitted and online 21st December 2018. The application is for the Tudor Nurseries site, Burton Lane. reference no 07/18/1201/PND. Look out for the Transport and Demolition Plan and comment. http://www.planning.broxbourne.gov.uk and go to the Planning application search
Merry Christmas to all!
The Committee would like to wish a Merry Christmas to all in Goffs Oak. Enjoy!
Planning Applications
Last night, two Committee members of GOCA attended the Council Planning and Regulatory Meeting held in Cheshunt. The Council reviewed a high number of Planning applications of which two applications were from Goffs Oak, one particularly significant to Goff's Oak was for 23 houses on the Ashfield Nursery on Newgatestreet Road. This was rejected by the Council for … Continue reading Planning Applications
Cuffley Train Station Café
Many of us use this station on a regular basis and welcome the opening of Leo's cafe Southbound platform. It is on the site of the old Minicab office. The owner Engin also runs the cafe at Enfield Chase Station, so is well experienced. The opening hours in Cuffley will be 0600-1500hrs with a later start on Saturdays but … Continue reading Cuffley Train Station Café
Lets clean up our Community-Saturday 2nd March 2019
The Great British Spring Clean is due to take place on the 1st to 3rd March 2019. Broxbourne Council will be holding a litter pick on Saturday 2nd March within the Borough of Broxbourne. Exact sites to be advised at a later date, however we are hoping for a litter pick to be in Goff's Oak. What … Continue reading Lets clean up our Community-Saturday 2nd March 2019


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75+ Fiction Titles Consumed!
I was shocked. I knew I listened to lots of audiobooks, but I had no idea how many until I did a count down. It was over 75 and that doesn't include the books I started and didn't finish. It also doesn't include the self-help/business books I read on my Kindle.
Okay, done bragging. Here's a roundup of my favorites for you, my wonderful readers. Remember, this is totally subjective. Every author's work was professional, but some books appealed to me more than others.
Mystery/Thriller Titles:
The Good Daughter – Karin Slaughter
Might as well start with a super star. I read three Slaughter novels last year, and I'm reading one now. This was my favorite. Two sisters are the victims of a brutal crime. One is left to die in the woods. One runs. The book starts many years in the future with a new crime. This is a tough read, heavy subjects and dark violence. However the psychology is fascinating.
Then She was Gone – Lisa Jewell
Another master of suspense, Lisa Jewell, knocked this one out of the park. The story is rough and sad and not for the sensitive soul. A woman's teenage daughter disappears. The not-knowing destroys her family. Several years in the future as she attempts to rebuild her life, the truth comes to light. I read two other Lisa Jewell's this year; Watching You and The Family Upstairs. They were all extremely well done, but Then She was Gone haunted me.
Keep Quiet – Lisa Scottoline
This one really got me. It wasn't twisy or surprising. I figured out the end about three-quarters of the way through, but it was my favorite Lisa Scottoline read of the year. (I also read Someone Knows and Don't Go.) A terrible car accident forces a father to cross ethical lines to protect his son. If you're a parent, this one will grab you.
The Last Mrs. Parrish – Liv Constantine
This one was a guilty pleasure read. I felt a little ashamed of myself for loving the end as much as I did. A scheming woman befriends Mrs. Parrish, wife of a rich, handsome, well-connected doctor, and begins undermining her marriage. I also read The Last Time I Saw You, which was very good, but Mrs. Parrish wins.
The Marsh King's Daughter – Karin Dionne
I loved this book. The premise was so unique. A woman raised by a psychopathic father and the teenage mother he abducted tracks him through the marshes when he escapes from prison. If you like smart, strong female protagonists this is the book for you.
An Unwanted Guest – Shari Lapena
If you enjoyed Knives Out, you'll love this one. It's a locked-room mystery in the vein of Agatha Christy's famous And Then There Were None. A group of strangers are snowed in at a ski lodge. There's a storm brewing, no electricity, and a murderer on the loose. What's not to love?
Psychological Suspense
You Should Have Known – Jean Hauff Korelitz
This is a slower-paced novel, not a lot of surprising twists, but the premise was clever, and it was well-written. A marriage counselor writers a book about her belief that people choose to ignore red flags in potentially distructive relationships, until they can't. She has to revise her opinion. The story is slotted to become an HBO miniseries.
The Silent Patient – Alex Michaelides
Again, a slower-paced, more thoughtful novel and very well-written. A psychiatrist takes on a patient who hasn't spoken since the murder of her husband. She's been accused of the crime, but unless he can get her talking no one really knows what happened. This one had me guessing for a long time.
An Anonymous Girl – Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen
A psychiatrist (are you sensing a trend?) is looking for women to participate in a study on morality. The protagonist is broke. The study pays well. But, ultimately, not well enough. This novel is also a movie, but I haven't seen it.
Educated – Tara Westover
This is memoir, but I think it fits well under psychological suspense. It's the true story of a girl raised by a crazy father in a one-family Morman cult. It's brutal, terrifying, uplifting and completely addicting.
My Lovely Wife – Samantha Downing
I don't know why I liked this book. It was dark and all the characters were problematic, but it captivated me like a car accident. The premise; a man marries a woman with a strange view of the world then has to keep her happy. That's all I can say without spoiling things.
Supernatural Thriller & Science Fiction
Lock Every Door – Riley Sager
Another story about a young woman who gets caught up in a terrible situation because she's broke. This time she becomes an apartment sitter in an old, elegant, mysterious New York building. So scary and atmospheric!
The Apartment – S.L.Grey
This one is scarier, gorier, and more supernatural than I generally read, but I thought it was worth a mention for those who like to walk on the wild side. I was attracted to it because it's about a husband and wife who do a house trade with a couple from Paris. My husband and I traded homes with a family from France two years ago. Our experience was lovely. This one, not so much.
Dark Matter – Blake Crouch
A man is attacked and knocked unconscious. When he comes to nothing is the same. His wife isn't his wife. He has an entirely different career. His son has never been born. What the heck happened? You'll have to read the book to find out.
Collecting the Dead – Spenser Kope
A special agent has a special power. Fun and games tracking a serial killer. Despite the topic, this one has quite a bit of humor. The sequel, Whispers of the Dead was a great follow up.
Ink and Bone – Lisa Unger
I read four Lisa Unger books this year. Ink and Bone, a psychic mystery, was my favorite. I'm not always a fan of the psychic, but Lisa Unger is a master of suspense, and she pulls it off beautifully.
General Fiction
What Alice Forgot – Liane Moriarty
I read four Liane Moriarty books this year as research. (I've co-written a general fiction novel with a friend that hasn't been published yet.) What Alice Forgot was far and away my favorite. A woman falls off her spin bike at the gym and loses the last ten years of her life. She must discover why she and the love of her life are getting divorced, why she and her sister are estranged, and who these people who call her Mom are. It was a great read.
A Man Called Ova – Fredrik Bachman
This made me cry. It was lovely, heartwarming and funny. A cranky old man is reformed by two little girls, their spit-fire of a mother, and an even older, crankier cat. It's also a movie.
The Art of Racing in the Rain – Garth Stein
Never, never, never would I have read this book except a good friend wanted me to. I don't like books narrated by animals. I don't like sad books especially if dogs die in them. I don't know anything about cars or racing, nor am I particularly interested to learn. But I did love this book. I heard it was much better than the movie, which I didn't see. I'd had enough warm-hearted grief for one year, thanks.


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I have had a dream to help others since childhood. In Seychelles, my homeland, during my childhood I was taught how to cook on firewood and how to go fetch water from rivers. I was raised to know what we had and what others did not have. My father was a philanthropist and made sure we knew the difference and his teachings were engraved in my heart. He always taught us how to give to others when we have the opportunity to do so.
After so many years of living a privileged life at my University in Switzerland and while I was working in Italy, I felt I wanted to move to Africa to start a business with the intention of helping others in mind. I felt as if it must have been destiny. I knew that I had wanted to live in a close community with the rural people. I fell in love with the place and suddenly realized how good it felt to be there.
When I moved to Tanzania in 1985, I was astonished to see the level of poverty within the country. I tired to imagine myself in the place of all those millions living in poverty. As I have been living here for the past 27 years, I have seen the worst conditions that people live in. These individuals have little to nothing to live on and I started thinking of what I could do to help.
I knew that Something had to be done about this. This is how my desire to start a charity foundation came about.
In the year 2001, I visited my friend Sajida Mamdani in Albany, New York. Sajida who was born in Zanzibar, Tanzania, moved to Albany, New York 30 years ago and lives there with her family. She had been a housewife for many years. She expressed her wish to do something for the people back home, and that is when we discussed my ideas of wanting to help people back in Tanzania. The fact that their were others who had the same aspirations as me and wanted to be part of my dream touched my heart!We started creating awareness and raising funds in Albany New York. African Reflections Foundation was then born!


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"The training was one of the best professional development trainings we have had in years."
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"The training was an eye opener. I continually found myself saying, 'Wow, why didn't someone teach it to me this way?'"
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Mathematics can be a complex and challenging topic for students and teachers.
The changes that continue in education have changed and challenged many teachers ways of delivering instruction in the classroom.
Many traditional methods have been proven to be less effective and the need to transform learning to meet research-based math practice standards is critical.
The Perceptions Math System has been taught to many amazing administrators and teachers in districts across the United States and in other countries. Below is a short list of schools that have received training in the Perceptions Math System and Manipulatives:
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- Garland Public Schools
- Hartford Public Schools
- Joliet Public Schools
- New York City Schools
- Santa Rosa County (FL) Public Schools
- Stockton Unified School District
- Virginia Beach Public Schools
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- Trident Academy in Mt. Pleasant, SC
- Fortune Academy in Indianapolis, IN
- The Country Day School in Costa Rica
Today, Perceptions Math continues to support the improvement of student understanding in mathematics. If you would like a presentation or an in-service for your teachers, please call Angie at 800-745-8212 or email email@example.com for information.
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Each district, school, teacher, parent, and student is unique. There is no "one" way to do anything and each training is shaped to meet the unique needs of those involved. However, in order to provide some guidance the following is what we feel is the best plan of action.
District/School-wide Implementations:
- On-Site Professional Development - This is ideal for training groups of teachers. Length of training would depend on content levels desired. A minimum of 1-day is needed for any level of instruction.
- On-Site Follow-up Visit - After the initial professional development training, a return visit should be planned to help solidify the initial training. During this on-site visit, we will work with teachers to understand what is working, what they are struggling with, and how to effectively teach using a multi-sensory methodology.
- Administration Oversight - A new feature that is available in 2019 is the Administration Panel that allows leaders to directly view the usage of a teacher in the system. This provides information on the fidelity of the implementation.
- Additional Support - We will be available to do online video support sessions to answer additional questions and provide support to any teachers or administrators needing it.
- Parental Involvement - One of the biggest keys in a child's education is the involvement of a parent. We have options that give parents direct access to the instructional materials, including the videos, to help the parents understand what is being taught to their students in the classroom during the intervention period. This will help parents feel like they are part of the team, and part of the solution for their child.
Pricing: Please contact us to discuss your needs.
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- Initial Online Training - This training will be live with a Perceptions Math trainer to cover content areas desired. Length of each session is dependent upon specific needs of the group/teacher.
- In-Class Online Support - A Perceptions Math trainer can join your class instruction time to help develop an understanding of how instruction in the classroom can be done using a multi-sensory methodology.
Pricing: Please contact us to discuss your options.
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Furthermore, teachers themselves gave highly positive reports about the methods and structure and are excited to begin using the strategies to teach math using kinesthetic, visual, auditory, and verbal approaches." - Eric C. Humston, State Support Team, Region 15, Ross-Pike ESD Ohio


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Dallas—Late-breaking clinical trials involving interventions to promote healthy lifestyles in Colombia, reduced sodium consumption in rural China, and weight loss in Kentucky were among those showcased during the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions held here in November.
The Colombian trial found positive results at 36-month follow-up of a 2009 educational intervention using Sesame Street characters to introduce healthy lifestyle options to preschool children aged 3 to 5 years. The initial 5-month intervention involved 1216 children, 928 parents, and 120 teachers at 14 preschool facilities in Bogotá. Children at 7 of the schools were given classroom education and playful activities that included Sesame Workshop Healthy Habits storybooks, posters, videos, games, and songs. Their parents participated in 3 workshops and received weekly notes containing positive health messages to share with their children and their teachers took part in 3 centralized training sessions and received a teacher's guide. Participants at the other 7 schools received the usual curriculum.
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Description of Punch Bowl Social Sacramento, a chain restaurant-entertainment venue located across from the Golden 1 Center in the Downtown Commons (DOCO).
A friend and I stopped in to check out Punch Bowl Social after seeing Solo: A Star Wars Story at the Century DOCO and XD. As an aside – we both really liked the movie.
I had been intending to stop by the venue ever since it opened in mid-December 2017, but this was my first visit.
Punch Bowl Social is in the same building complex as the Sawyer Hotel. It is a two story venue with the main entrance on J Street. You can also enter Punch Bowl Social from DOCO by ascending the staircase to the left of the hotel – which is what we did. Note: There is an elevator in the venue between the two floors.
We were greeted when we entered, and the staff person helpfully answered several questions. She explained to us, among other things, that all the activities are first-come, first-served.
I was surprised at the number of people at Punch Bowl Social in the late afternoon on the Memorial Day holiday. It was not overly crowded – but there were still more people than I had expected.
Punch Bowl Social has a variety of activities and games to engage in including: karaoke, bowling, darts, virtual reality, billiards, foosball, shuffleboard, and assorted vintage arcade games. I also noticed a photo booth as we made the rounds of the venue.
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We did not stop to have a drink at the bar, nor did we try the food offerings. Punch Bowl Social has a full bar and offers, among other things, both "old school" and "new school" mixed drinks as well as assorted punches and adult milkshakes. The Milk-Xologist #2 (St. George NOLA Coffee Liqueur, Branca Menta Liqueur, vanilla soft serve and whipped cream) ($10) sounds intriguing.
The Punch Bowl Social menu is somewhat limited – but there is some variety. In addition to seating in the bar area there is separate restaurant seating – so you may want to head there to eat if you want to engage in a conversation.
Breakfast is served until 3:00 p.m., and the menu includes salads, soups, sandwiches and assorted main dishes as well as usual bar fare such as wings, street tacos, fries, etc. I noted that the menu includes a number of dishes that are, or can be, made vegetarian or gluten free.
My friend was really glad that we had stopped by to look Punch Bowl Social over. Next time her niece visits she plans to take her there – it is sure to be a big hit. Note: Punch Bowl Social is 21+ after 10:00 p.m.
As for myself, I plan to return at some point with friends to have a drink and a bite to eat – and perhaps play darts or shuffleboard.
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With the recent release of our Senegalese Tirailleurs box set, we thought we'd shed a little more light upon some of the French Colonial troops which fought during the Second World War, with the help of Sam Phillips and Alessio Cavatore.
Senegalese Tirailleurs
The Senegalese Tirailleurs (Senegalese riflemen) were a military corps of West African colonials who fought for the French army. Recruited and conscripted from Senegal as well as West, Central and East Africa they would fight with distinction in Buzanais, Bourges, Gien and participate in the liberation of France. They were also used in many other roles, such as a police force and colonial counter-insurgency operations. They were first founded as a permanent unit of African soldiers under French rule in 1857, and were primarily used as a mercenary force consisting of slaves and Africans of lower social ranks, with some higher born Africans acting as intermediators.
The need for such a unit was apparent after the the First World War, where they themselves took part in some of the most famous battles – including the likes of the Somme. Members of the unit at this time would be conscripted and by the time of the Second World War, the French army consisted of around 9% African troops. The French army featured a good number of these units due to its heavy losses during the First World War.
The Senegalese Tirailleurs commonly wore a khaki uniform and cap, but they would also wear the distinctive red fez. As well as rifles, the unit was armed with the coupe coupe machete, a devastating close combat weapon that was rightly feared by the enemy. They also received a mix of uniforms for France, the US and Great Britain for the French liberation in 1944.
Combat History
At the Maginot Line in May and June of 1940, the French used a large portion of the Tirailleurs to defend the position. The unprepared French forces suffered a devastating blow, when the far superior and overwhelming German army – led by panzers – overran their defensive position. Many Tirailleurs were executed on the spot, or those that survived were taken prisoner and transported to the many POW camps where they suffered terribly under the Nazi racial ideology.
They are also famed for their actions during the siege of Bir Hakeim, amid the battle of Gazala in North Africa. The German army (under the command of Rommel) sought to take control of the old Ottoman fort, in order to secure his supply route to reinforce his main position. The allied force needed to hold this position to give them more time to recover from their previous defeat. The Senegalese fought bravely and repulsed many an attack, but the Germans assaulted the well-defended fort relentlessly over a number of days. It was only once all of their ammunition was spent that the allied force within had to make a fighting withdrawal.
They also fought in the infamous battle of Monte Cassino and the taking of the island of Elba before taking part in one of the largest invasions of the war – Operation Dragoon – the allied invasion of southern France in August 1944. Though it was largely overshadowed by the events of Operation Overlord, 70 days previously, Dragoon was a well-coordinated attack by sea and air and in which the African troops fought bravely, earning themselves a fierce reputation.
Of the 230,000 Tirailleurs fighting in WW2, around 20,000 would be killed in battle. Throughout the army many of these African soldiers were integrated into other units. However when the French victory against the Germans was close at hand, the order of whitening or bleaching (blanchiment) of the Free French forces was given by Charles de Gaulle, replacing 20,000 African soldiers with white Frenchmen. In order to achieve this, de Gaulle chose to incorporate many partisan groups within the structure of the official army.
There they struggled to obtain equality with the French on the mainland. As a result black African assimilation into the regular French army increased dramatically in the late 1940s and into the 50s. The unit would eventually shed its mercenary role and become a unit where volunteers outweighed the conscripted members, with some even reaching officer ranks.
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Moroccan Goumiers
The Moroccan Goumiers – or 'Goums' fought the Italians and Germans from 1942 – 1945, and specialised in operating in rough terrain.
The Goums first saw action against the Italians in North Africa – after which they were returned to Libya where they undertook Gendarm tasks such as maintaining public order and performing surveillance operations on the frontiers.
They were later assigned to Tunisia, where they fought alongside the British before taking Bizerte and Tunis. The Goums fought with such ferocity that the French army then re-organised the Goums into two new units – each numbering around 4,000 men.
During the invasion of Sicily, one Goum unit was attached to the US Seventh Army and were again commended for their courage during the heat of battle – with many Italian units simply surrendering at the sight of the Guoms, while the Germans fought a retreat.
Though the Guoms were reknowned for their fighting spirit, they were not free from controversy – with horrific reports of multiple atrocities – unlawful killings, rape and pillaging were reported right across Italy – leaving an indellible mark upon their military record.
Chasseurs Alpins
The Chasseurs Alpins were (and indeed still are) an elite fighting force of the French army – having been specially trained for mountainous terrain and close-quarters combat.
The unit was established back in the 1800s when Italy became a unified state. The French feared invasion through the Alps – particularly because the Italian army had recently begun training their own specialist mountain troops – the Alpini.
They wore a plain and practical uniform designed to be suitable for mountain service – a loose-fitting dark blue jacket and blue-grey breeches, together with a large beret carrying the yellow bugle horn insignia of the Chasseur branch. They are widely believed to have been the first regular military unit to have worn this form of headdress.
Perhaps the most notable military action of the Chasseurs Alpins was during the battles of Narvik – where they clashed with German Gebirgsjager amid the frigid mountains surrounding the Norweigan harbour town.
French Mountain Troops
The selector below allows you to field a force of French Mountain Troops, whether it's the Alpine Chasseurs, mostly active in the early war on the Italian front or the colonial light infantry (Tirailleurs from central Africa and North African Goumier, for example) who saw action in North Africa and later in the Italian campaign, playing an important part at the battle of Monte Cassino and in the taking of the Elba island.
A French Mountain Troops force must comprise one or more Reinforced Platoons picked from the following theatre selector. Each Reinforced Platoon is made up as follows:
French Mountain Troops Reinforced Platoon
1 Lieutenant – First or Second
2 Infantry sections – Group Franc/SES/GIA Veteran Infantry sections, or Senegalese Tirailleurs sections or Moroccan Gourmier sections.
0-1 Captain or Major
0-1 Medic team
0-1 Forward Observer (either Artillery or Air)
0-4 Infantry sections: Group Franc/SES/GIA Veteran Infantry sections, Senegalese Tirailleurs Infantry sections, Moroccan Gourmier sections.
0-1 Machine gun team
0-2 Sniper team
0-1 Flamethrower team (taken from the US flamethrower team entry on page 150 of the BA rulebook)
0-1 Mortar team: light or medium
0-1 gun from:
Field Artillery: light artillery
Transports and Tows
0-1 Mule team (see below)
Special Rules – Mountaineers
All infantry units in this list, and the Mule team (even when 'towing' artillery), treat all rough ground as open ground. The players should discuss and agree before the game if the gaming table includes some terrain that they think this rule should not apply to, like water features and other terrain elements that obviously mountain troops would have no advantage in crossing.
Mule Team
Throughout the ages, mules have proved to be a reliable method of transport. In World War II mules continued to serve all armies in this role, assisting in moving equipment, munitions and wounded soldiers through mountain and jungle terrain.
They are treated as a towing vehicle, except that they move as infantry.
Cost: 4 pts (Inexperienced), 5 pts (Regular), 6 pts (Veteran).
Weapons: none.
Damage Value: 3+ (literally soft skinned)
Tow: Any light gun or light howitzer
Special Rules:
• Stubborn. When taking an order test and doubles are rolled, the mules become stubborn and refuse to cooperate even if the order test was passed. Place the order dice to Down and add 1 pin marker to the team. This rule does not apply if Fubar is rolled.
• Gun assembly. To simulate the fact that the gun was actually transported disassembled, when the gun is unlimbered the artillery unit suffers a pin. When the gun is limbered, the mules team (and consequently the 'transported' artillery unit) suffers a pin.


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An annual gathering of professionals in the world music industry, Mundial Montréal is a springboard for artists' national and international career development.
What to expect….
No trade fair, no stands: a "boutique" format.
Only 1 activity or showcase at a time!
The ideal platform to discover current trends in the great family of so-called world music
National and international, non-competitive networking, professional meetings & "B2B" activities.
Special attention to participants and outcomes!
"World is more than just a conference. It is like a coalition of global cultural organizations that use music and the arts as vehicles for positive change in the communities they serve. I believe that Mundial Montreal stands out for its ability to offer a high quality showcase experience of integrity."
"Mundial Montréal is an all-inclusive meal: great music, lots of networking opportunities and it's all so well organized. A wonderful conference."
"Mundial was a revelation. I loved the emphasis on such a diverse group of artists and a deep dive into the variety and complexity of the Canadian diaspora. I've added a lot of new artists to my international playlist."
"One of the only places where I have the opportunity to meet other Indigenous music presenters and discuss best practices with my Canadian and international counterparts."
The World Roads Network is a national service organization recognized by Canadian Heritage.
It brings together more than 150 pan-Canadian presenters (festivals – theatres, etc.) active in presenting circuits of world music artists.
Mundial Montréal conducts numerous missions to foreign markets each year called Mundial On The Road: in Europe (WOMEX, Babel Med Music), in the United States (APAP, FOLK ALLIANCE INTERNATIONAL), in Africa (Atlantic Music Expo), etc.
The Indigenous Sounds series secures a place for artists from Indigenous communities in Mundial Montréal's programming. It highlights the talent, presence and diversity of the various Indigenous communities across Canada.
Did you know that?
It was in a taxi in NYC in January 2011 that Mundial was born. Sébastien tells you about it…
And now I find myself sharing a yellow taxi with my Toronto friend, programmer Derek Andrews, both rushing to the next artists' showcase on the agenda that night. Questioning the frantic rhythm of this race to catch some notes of the next musical sensation coming from the Maghreb, I suddenly threw then to Derek:
– "Why not organize a real North American professional meeting of all the world's music in Montreal? Am I dreaming where it doesn't exist? »
– "You're a dreamer but you don't dream, Seb. There were a few attempts, but nothing held up…" he replied.
– "Great, if I'm not dreaming, let's get started. »
The reality is that the years have passed and this project has not stopped growing and responding to a crying need in the sector!
Sébastien Nasra launched the careers of many renowned artists such as Jorane, Soul Attorneys, Les Respectables, Beast and Elisapie between 1994 and 2012, at the local, national and international levels. He has also served on several boards of directors, including SOCAN, ADISQ and APEM as a co-founder.
Derek Andrews is a Toronto-based concert and festival organizer, artistic director of the World Music Conference Mundial Montréal and a recognized advocate for the elimination of cultural barriers through music. He received the CAPACOA award for his outstanding contribution to touring in 2018.
More than just a market, Mundial Montréal stands out for its warm atmosphere and an environment conducive to business development.


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Pastoral Care
Our Essential Element of
Pastoral Care at West View Healthy Living is designed to meet the spiritual, emotional and everyday needs of our residents and their families. Here we provide ministry through preaching, Bible study, music and discussion groups, prayer services, sacraments, home and hospital visitation, counseling and fellowship.
Our Pastoral Care Ministry offers its services regardless of religious affiliation. We provide a Christ-centered ministry of diverse Christian traditions intended to supplement our residents' church homes. Various churches from outside our community frequently come to West View to provide Sunday and supplemental services of varying denominations.
Pastoral Care is often most comforting during difficult times . . . Through listening to prayer requests and being proactive, our Pastoral Care ministers can respond to a vast array of integrated spiritual, emotional and everyday needs.
Chapel services are held every Wednesday at 10 a.m. and Praise & Worship at 2 p.m., as well as Sundays at 2:30 p.m.
Pastoral Care Staff
With West View since 2013, our full-time Pastor Kirk Fairhurst has 20 years of pastoral care experience.


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Blue Whales are the worlds largest baleen whale, the worlds largest mammal, the worlds largest animal, the worlds largest predator and experts believe largest living creature to ever breathe on our planet. Scientists and oceanographers are constantly carrying out research on them in attempt to assist in the survival of this magnificent creature.
There are nine distinct Blue Whale populations in the world. The Eastern North Pacific Blue Whale population estimated at a little over 2000 represents the largest remaining Blue Whale population on earth. They can be seen off the coast of California and they migrate from north to south and back again every year. Until recent times one of the greatest mysteries of the sea was where are these type of baleen whales born? The best way to protect them is to discover where they breed and learn what they will encounter during their migration.
In California, Blue Whales are often seen in pairs. Scientists attach tags to lead animals as they are suspected as females and they can track them during the winter migration south. These satellite tags lead researchers to the places where they give birth somewhere in the tropics. One such place of choice for the Eastern North Pacific Blue Whale is the Costa Rica Dome.
The Costa Rica Dome is a phenomenon of wind and currents. It is a thousand square kilometers of open ocean where cold water from the deep rises to just below the warm tropical surface. Wind and currents push the warm water aside to allow for the rising of the nutrient rich cold water. The boundary between these temperatures represent the shape of a dome. Its position changes from year to year and is constantly moving. The combination of warm and cold water makes the perfect habitat for Blue Whales.
Cold water is often rich with nutrients with plankton and krill which makes up nearly all of the diet of the Blue Whale. It takes around one metric tonne of krill to fill a blue whales stomach and they can devour three and a half tonnes of these small shrimp-like crustaceans every day.
The Costa Rica Dome offers more than just food for these giants of the ocean. The tropical water acts like an aquatic crib for many of the young of other species of fish. In such an environment the combination of comfort and an abundant food supply lends itself to being an ideal nursery for Blue Whales.
It takes weeks for the Blue Whales to reach the Costa Rica Dome after leaving California waters. Pregnant females arrive at the end of their last trimester. After seven months Tap Water Filters Manufacturers the fetus of the Blue Whale is four meters long. Over the next few months the Baby Blue will grow two and a half centimeters each day.
Experts on Blue Whales suggest that these babies are born sometime in January. A birth of a Baby Blue Whale must happen very quickly just below the surface of the ocean. A new born whale would emerge back end first. Fast clotting of the whales blood inhibits bleeding as that would attract predators. Whales are mammals. They are warm-blooded, have lungs rather than gills and they breathe air. A baby must be able to swim to the surface just moments after birth.
Blue Whale infants are the largest babies in the history of life on earth. They nurse for about seven months nourishing its young with milk until they double in size. Their milk is very rich and is about forty percent fat. The calves drink nearly two hundred liters of milk and each gain over one hundred kilograms every day.
The time comes for the migration north and the mother will take her baby to the krill beds. The mother swims underneath allowing the baby to rest close to the surface. Blue Whales struggle to become adults and need ten years to reach full maturity.
During their migration north, they will swim from tranquility into peril. Some of the higher density areas that Blue Whales use and return through every summer to feed are intersecting with areas of increasing shipping traffic. This is the recipe for disaster for the whales. Ships strikes pose the biggest threats to the baby Blue Whales and the research from dedicated scientists offers the best hope for new shipping paths that will give whales the space they need.


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Blink-182 Is Texting People a Sample of Their New Song 'Darkside'
The band's new album arrives on September 20th
Blink-182 wants your number.
On Tuesday the band began tweeting out a number, taken from a picture of a graffiti-covered bathroom stall. "For a good time text" is reads, along with the number (323) 831-0182.
If you're willing to slide into blink's SMS' and give them a few details, the group will reward you with a sample of their song "Darkside." The unreleased tune is the fourth sample from their upcoming album, following "Blame It On My Youth", "Generational Divide", and "Happy Days."
Last week, blink-182 announced that the follow-up to their 2016 album California will finally arrive on September 20th.
WATCH MORE: Blink-182 Preview New Album And Tour with Lil Wayne
The band is currently on tour with Lil Wayne, who is totally really seriously excited to be there, celebrating the 20th anniversary of Enema Of The State.
You can find the full list of upcoming dates here.


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On Sky Movies Premiere tonight at 11.45pm
Have you ever felt left out because you don't understand?
I'm sure we all experience this from time to time, don't we?
A memorable example of this for me was a few years back when I went to a wedding in Sweden with my partner (who speaks basic Swedish). I'd met the groom before – a jovial, friendly, witty chap, so I knew he'd be entertaining when delivering his speech at dinner. And he was, He was a hoot, judging by the reactions of the fellow guests, but I, with my three useless-unless-you're-in-Ikea words of Swedish, didn't understand a word of it.
Now, this sense of alienation was how I felt watching tonight's film. I've always loved director Todd Haynes's work. He's a genius at opening jaded eyes, pushing his viewers to see the world differently, he has a fantastic visual eye and he's daring – pushing boundaries and driving the viewer into areas of discomfort to drive his messages home.
I really wanted to like the movie, and as I began to watch it, I recognised that many of the Haynes characteristics I admire were there, in force. But there was one snag. I know very little about Bob Dylan so I didn't understand the movie's language.
Yes, that's right, this unique movie is inspired by the music and 'the many lives' of Bob Dylan. It doesn't, however, feature a single character called Bob, but it does feature six different actors playing him.
Confused? Yes, I was. Very confused. However, this isn't the film's fault. It's mine for being ignorant.
And, I'll tell you now, a quick skim-read of the Wikipedia biography isn't going to be enough to prepare you for this film. You need to do your homework thoroughly – familiarise yourself with Dylan's songs, watch at least one of the Dylan documentaries out there (in particuar No Direction Home or Dont Look Back), maybe even read a Dylan biography.
So, if you've been reading this post hoping for an insight into tonight's movie then I'm afraid I'm going to disappoint. To talk about this film you first need to understand it, and to understand it you have to come from a place of knowledge, and me, well, at the moment, I'm sorry, I'm not there.


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The space for freedom of expression is rapidly shrinking in Turkey. Following a contested constitutional referendum, which took place under a state of emergency allowing heavy restrictions on freedom of expression, the narrow win for President Erdoƒüan'Äôs 'Yes' campaign grants wide-reaching, centralised new powers to the president including the right to rule by decree, appoint ministers and top judges at his discretion, and to abolish parliament.
The Turkish authorities'Äô campaign was marred by threats, arrests and prosecutions and these concerns were echoed by international observers at OSCE who presented in their post-referendum report, underlining an 'unlevel playing field' in the lead up to the elections.
According to PEN's records, 173 media outlets have been shut down, whilst more than 150 journalists and media workers remain behind bars since the crackdown on free expression widened in July. In 31 October 2016, Turkish police arrested 14 board members of Cumhuriyet, Turkey's oldest and one of the few remaining opposition papers. On 4 November 2016, four staff members were released, while the remaining nine were formally charged. Less than a week later the paper's chief executive, Akın Atalay, was arrested and further action in the investigation against the paper landed journalist Ahmet Şık and accountant Emre İper behind bars.
On World Press Freedom Day, PEN calls on the Turkish authorities to urgently and unconditionally release Cumhuriyet staff and other journalists and writers held solely in connection with their peaceful exercise of their right to freedom of expression. For more information, please visit the PEN International website.
Join the vigil in London
English PEN will be hosting a silent vigil outside the Embassy of Turkey on Wednesday 3 May, World Press Freedom Day.
Wednesday 3 May, 5.30pm
Turkish Embassy, 43 Belgrave Square, London SW1X 8PA
Press enquiries: email@example.com
We are delighted to be partnering with other organisations – Amnesty International UK, Index on Censorship, Reporters Sans Fronti√®res, PEN International and the Professional Cartoonists'Äô Organisation – on this protest and the wider Free Turkey Media campaign. With so many of our fellow writers and journalists currently imprisoned or on trial in Turkey it is essential that we come together to support them.
Show your support on social media
We are asking fellow journalists, writers, and supporters of freedom of expression to show their support for the many journalists and writers currently imprisoned and on trial in Turkey. Please follow @FreeTurkeyMedia on Twitter and show your support by tweeting a photo with a sign reading #FreeTurkeyMedia #GazetecilikSuçDeğildir
Send a message of support
Send letters or postcards to Cumhuriyet or any of the detained journalists who are being kept in Silivri F Type Prison and are not being allowed letters or postcards.
Prof. Nurettin Mazhar Öktel Sok. No: 2
34381 Şişli / İstanbul
Tel: (+90 212) 343 72 74
Fax: (+90 212) 343 72 64
E-mail: email@example.com
Write to the authorities
You can send a letter via Amnesty's website to Minister of Justice Bekir Bozdağ calling for the release of our imprisoned colleagues.
Please also write to the Turkish authorities
- Calling for all detained writers and journalists to have access to lawyers and to be released if they are not to be charged with a recognisably criminal offence and tried promptly in accordance with international fair trial standards;
- Calling on the authorities not to use the state of emergency to crack down on peaceful dissent, civil society, media and education.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
Cumhurbaşkanlığı Külliyesi
06560 Beştepe-Ankara
Tel : (+90 312) 525 55 55
Fax : (+90 312) 525 58 31
E-mail: email@example.com
Email: email@example.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RecepTayyipErdogan
Twitter: @RT_Erdogan
Süleyman Soylu
Minister of Interior Affairs
Ministry of Interior Affairs
T.C. İçişleri Bakanlığı, Bakanlıklar / Ankara, Republic of Turkey
Tel: (+90 312) 422 40 00
E-mail: email@example.com
Binali Yıldırım
Prime Minister
Çankaya Mah. Ziaur Rahman Cad. Çankaya / Ankara
Tel: (+90 312) 403 50 00
Fax: (+90 312) 422 10 00
Please copy your appeals to the Embassy of Turkey in your country and send us copies of your letters or information about other activities and of any responses received.


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News Briefs
Governor endorses concept of civil unions Gov. M. Jodi Rell revealed on Tuesday that she supports the concept of allowing gay and lesbian couples to enter into civil unions, putting an end to questions about where she stood on the issue.
Her move added to the growing momentum behind a civil unions bill, which was approved last week by the legislature's Judiciary Committee .
"I don't believe in discrimination of any sort, and I want people to have equal rights and equal opportunities," Rell said.
The bill would give gay and lesbian couples many of the same rights as married couples. The governor said she had not evaluated the legislation, but offered her unqualified support for the concept for the first time.
"The concept I don't have trouble with," Rell told reporters after a ceremony at the Capitol for new judges.
Rell, who has repeatedly said she opposes same-sex marriage, had been giving mixed signals on her view about civil unions until Tuesday.
In 1991, she voted for passage of a gay rights law when she was a state legislator. But a few months ago, she questioned the need for such legislation.
Connecticut would be the first state to allow civil unions without the threat of court intervention.
Relay for Life panel
reschedules activities The New Milford Planning Committee of the 2005 New Milford Relay for Life rescheduled its kick-off activities from Tuesday to Thursday due to inclement weather.
Activities will start at 6 p.m. at the bandstand on the Village Green.
Luminaries set up by the New Milford High School Leadership Club will line a portion of the green.
The Rev. David E. McGuire , chaplain of the New Milford Visiting Nurse Hospice , will lead the prayer.
An electric candlelight vigil will then proceed down Bank Street to Railroad Street, where food donated by M B IGA will be available at the railroad station.
For more information, call Sharon Kaufman at (860) 354-4318.
Art Association shows
local students' work Eighteen New Milford art students will display their work in the Kent Art Association 's 10th annual Student Show on Saturday and Sunday between 1 and 4 p.m.
Some 25 regional high schools will participate in the show at the art association's gallery on Route 7.
On Saturday at 2:30 p.m., there will be an awards ceremony with prizes to be given in the following categories: oil/acrylic, watercolor, pastel, drawing, mixed media, photography and ceramics/sculpture. The show will be judged by artists Carolyn Fisher and Dorothy Burke.
Refreshments will be served.
Web site lets residents
contact town officials For those who want to contact local officials or town department heads, the town now has a Web site where people can offer opinions, ask questions or get information.
The Web site, www.newmilford.org , will allow local residents to send e-mail to Town Hall and Town Council members.
Town Council members can be e-mailed simultaneously by choosing firstname.lastname@example.com or individually by selecting the person by name. The naming formula will be first initial, last name @newmilford.org.
E-mails may not, however, be checked daily, and for security purposes a topic must be included in the subject line for it to be opened.
For other information, contact the mayor's office at (860) 355-6010.
Sesquicentennial panel
meets Thursday night The next meeting of Bethel's Sesquicentennial Committee will be Thursday night.
Anyone who would like to help Bethel celebrate its 150th birthday in mid-July is welcome.
The meeting begins at 7 p.m. in the Bethel Municipal Center on School Street.
Compiled from staff and wire reports


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I'm thrilled to have just signed a contract with Firefly Press, a brand new Welsh publisher. No, I'm not writing a book in Welsh but a book in English with a strong Welsh theme. You could be writing writing one for them too, as they have a competition to find a new writer. They are looking for:
A novel must be aimed at 7-9 year olds, written in English, 15-20,000 words long and set at least in part in contemporary Wales. We will accept stories with a realistic setting or stories with a fantasy/timeslip element, but not stories set exclusively in a fictional fantasy world that has no connection to Wales or historical stories with no contemporary content.
If you don't know much about Wales, this probably isn't the competition for you, but if you know a lot about Wales, then maybe this is your chance to finally get yourself into print!