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From 24 to 26 November, building facades, underground parking stations and concrete walls will transform into colourful street murals as part of Wonderwalls, a three-day street art festival in Wollongong that aims to reshape and redefine the city. Established in 2012, Wonderwalls has converted Wollongong's central business district into a vibrant creative community. The festival welcomes new visitors, business and skill, which helps to move Wollongong out of its post-industrial decay and into creative, cultural and learning pursuits. This year's festival will be bigger and better than ever, with leading local, national, and international street artists including Ian McCallum (Queensland), Claire Foxton (Kiama), Lonac (Croatia), Owen Dippie (New Zealand), and Leans (Brisbane) showcasing their talent live for all to witness. The walls being painted will be significantly larger than past years, with most reaching more than 10m in height and 20m long. Wonderwalls will also give the street art scene a digital twist with virtual reality technology that will bring a fresh perspective to the way art can be experienced. Virtual reality headsets will be provided for visitors and they will be given the opportunity to create their own digital murals. In addition to street art, Wonderwalls will also host inclusive community events including public discussions with the artists, an exhibition hosted by Ironlak Art & Design, and street parties hosted by the celebrated hip-hop collective One Dayers (Horrorshow/Spit Syndicate) who will be presenting one of their renowned day parties, One Day Sundays. Festival Director, Simon Grant, said that Wonderwalls forges meaningful relationships that last beyond the festival itself. 'By providing engaging murals and artworks, Wonderwalls generates a new appreciation of public space. Locals often quickly become attached to the murals because the imagery reminds them of something personal, and connects them with their city. 'All murals are within a 1km radius of the CBD, ensuring the festival is walkable. By responding specifically to each space, artists create murals that resonate with the local community's current and future aspirations," said Mr Grant. For more information on Wonderwalls, visit www.wonderwallsfestival.com Wonderwalls Festival 24-26 November 2017 Wollongong Streets Free wonderwallsfestival.com
Question: What inspired your passion for street art? Claire Foxton: I fell in love with street art because of its accessibility. Anyone can enjoy it without having to step inside the confines of a pretentious white walled gallery space. I can make art for the public, not just myself. There's something very gratifying about that. I also really love the challenge of a new blank wall. Every new wall and environment brings its own challenges like size, surface, accessibility and weather so I have to problem solve before I can even start. And with it being so public and so open to criticism from the get-go, the pressure can be equal parts crippling and exciting. Even after a particular hard job, I instantly get the itch for my next wall. Question: What challenges have you had to overcome as a female in a male-dominated field? Claire Foxton: I come from a background of graphic design and fine art so it has been a little daunting entering the world of public art without the same foundations as most of the guys and girls before me - a lot of who come from the world of illegal graffiti. So there has been an internal challenge with that. I've made a conscious effort to learn and be respectful of where this industry came from, and that means accepting that yes it was and still is a male-dominated field. But also, that this doesn't mean I can't succeed in the field. I've also had to consider how I sell myself as an artist. Because it has notoriously been a male-dominated field, there is some marketability in being female. I know of some female artists who are cashing in on this. This doesn't exactly sit too well for me - personally I'd prefer for my work to be viewed and taken in for it's merit, not because I'm a girl (and who has time to get that perfect selfie anyway?!). But at the same time, I'm also proud to be a female kicking goals in the field and I don't condemn others for creating a brand around their femininity and talent - it's certainly something to be celebrated. I suppose I'm just conscious of this and I'm making an effort to just stay true to who I am and what my art means to me. It's important for many more females to be coming up through the ranks, and luckily this is happening more and more thanks to other creative industries now feeding into the world of public art. Many of the females I get to work alongside are fine artists, graphic designers, sign writers and illustrators. It's a much more inclusive community now and while we're not exactly -even stevens' in terms of gender balance, it's certainly getting there. So the challenge for me has really been in where my own values lie and staying true to those. If I see a festival lineup that is extremely male dominated, I don't jump to conclusions and start a ragey rant on instagram. If the artists were chosen because of their work and their suitability to the environment or the theme of the festival then who am I to judge what gender they are and why it isn't balanced? I'd much rather be chosen for my work and not simply to fill a quota or be the token female offering. I know this is a conflicting answer so I guess I'm still working out where I sit with it all and what it means to be a female in this industry, or if it should really mean anything at all! Question: What is Wonderwalls? Claire Foxton: Wonderwalls is an amazing annual three-day street art and mural festival in Wollongong and Port Adelaide. It started in 2012 and the festival has gone from strength to strength. Wonderwalls brings artists in from all over the world and there's art exhibitions, parties, artist talks and discussions, and of course murals happening all over the city. People coming to the festival can walk the trail and see the works coming together. Question: Why do you enjoy participating in Wonderwalls? Claire Foxton: It's got such a good vibe and it's awesome to be able to meet the other artists I've spent so much time admiring on instagram! We get to hang out, share a drink and a laugh about the trials of the day. I love being able to chat with the public too. There's always a steady stream of people stopping in to check out the progress and just generally appreciating the colourful contribution to their city. Question: What are you doing for this year's Wonderwalls? Claire Foxton: I predominately paint portraits so choosing a suitable person is a very important part of the process for me. I'm working to find a subject at the moment. I love to find an everyday person who has an interesting story that otherwise may not be told. It's important for me to feature someone who is local and somehow connected to the place I'm painting in. Many of my subjects I've painted have either contributed to the community in some way or overcome some kind of adversity in their life. Everyday heroes! Question: Where do you find your inspiration when creating murals? Claire Foxton: I do as much research as I can online and through contacts on the ground in the location I'm painting. But I generally always try and find a person with a story that resonates with me. Humans are so inspiring and sometimes it's the ones that don't find themselves to be remarkable that have the most remarkable story. My work is very much about the condition of the human spirit. Selflessness, humility and determination inspire me the most. Question: Who are you looking forward to seeing at Wonderwalls? Claire Foxton: I'm not sure who is coming yet! The full lineup is about to be announced so until then I get to speculate and get pumped for all the possibilities. 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RESIDENTS of this mile-square section of Dover Township in Ocean County are closing in on their five-year goal of turning the little oceanfront community into New Jersey's 568th independent municipality.
They are seeking a special act of the State Legislature that would allow them to secede, but their attempt has led to criticism from township officials and skepticism among some longtime residents.
At the forefront of the secession movement is the Ortley Beach Property Owners Association, a group formed in 1983 by Dan Polifrone, a retired businessman originally from Palisade Park. The organization now represents more than 900 households, Mr. Polifrone said, and has raised and spent more than $100,000 in its efforts.
Citing a lack of municipal services, ''exorbitant'' payments for fire protection and public education, and a general sense of isolation from Town Hall in Toms River, leaders of the secession campaign have generated ardent support among residents and many members of the Legislature.
Township officials insist that secession is socially unnecessary and economically unsound. If it is successful, they said, it will end up costing everyone more in taxes and will set a precedent for additional secession attempts throughout Ocean County.Continue reading the main story
''It's tax shopping; there's no doubt about it,'' said Mayor Joseph Vicari of Dover Township. ''And not only that, but once one area breaks away, you're going to see a rippling effect through the county. There are 135,000 senior citizens, and most of them live in developments where there are no schoolchildren. They'll say, 'Wait a minute - let's start doing some tax shopping and save money because we don't have any schoolchildren.' ''
While acknowledging that the secession drive began shortly after a state-ordered revaluation sent property taxes in Ortley Beach soaring, leaders of the association insist that high taxes are not the main reason behind their crusade.
''We're talking about lack of services here,'' said Bob Bloss, treasurer of the group. ''It's the idea of giving the people something for what they're paying and to let them have a say in where their money's going.''
Township officials, in an effort to gauge public opinion on the secession drive, recently placed the issue before the voters in the form of a nonbinding referendum. Although Dover Township as a whole voted against secession by a 3-to-1 margin, both sides claimed victory. ''They came up with this five-and-dime referendum,'' Mr. Polifrone said, ''and they shot themselves in the foot.'' With more than 6,700 votes cast in favor of secession, he said, at least 5,000 ''mainlanders'' voted to support the ''barrier islanders'' of Ortley Beach.
And it is this distinction, islanders versus mainlanders, that seems to be at the core of the secession debate.
Ortley Beach is one of several small communities on the barrier island that runs from Point Pleasant to Seaside Park and separates Barnegat Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Centered on this island, Ortley Beach is bordered on the north by Lavallette and on the south by Seaside Heights, both independent municipalities.
Separated from Dover Township on the mainland by Barnegat Bay, many residents of Ortley Beach feel that it is physically impossible for the township to provide municipal services at a level equal to those it provides for the mainland.
''This is a geographic anomaly,'' said Robert Guida, attorney for the association. ''You have to go through two municipalities and over a bridge to get here from Dover Township. It just makes no sense.''
Mr. Guida was hired by the association to examine the legal process involved in establishing Ortley Beach as an independent community. He determined that a special act of the Legislature was needed.
The association then prepared its ''Manifest for Self-Determination,'' which detailed Ortley Beach's reasons for requesting independence from Dover Township, and outlined its ability to finance and govern itself as an independent municipality. The secession legislation was sponsored by Assemblyman Charles Catrillo, Republican of Jersey City, and was passed by the Assembly in 1987. The bill then went to the Senate, where it died when the legislative term ended.
A new bill was introduced early in 1988 by Assemblyman James Zangari, Democrat of Irvington. The bill was approved by the Municipal Government Committee in June and must now be voted upon by the full Assembly.
State officials said the last secession by legislation occurred in 1951, when Victory Gardens split from Randolph Township in Morris County. If Ortley Beach is successful, it will be only the 11th new municipality created since 1930. Some townspeople are not convinced that secession is the answer. ''I feel it's necessary to come forward and say this is not going to be a utopia,'' said Jane Gerber, an Ortley Beach resident. ''What are the start-up costs going to be? This has not been disclosed. And is the complexion of Ortley Beach going to change? Are they going to allow 10- and 12-story condominiums along the beach just to be able to sustain the government?''
Doreen Gardner, a resident for the last 15 years, agrees. ''I believe there's a hidden agenda here,'' she said. ''You have people who are coming into the community jockeying for position, and you can see the people who are lining themselves up as the self-appointed spokespersons and leaders in the area. They're telling me to take a ride on their parkway, but they're not telling me what the tolls are or where the road is going to take me.''
But if the recent referendum is any indication of local sentiment, a large majority of the permanent residents support the secession movement; it was favored by Ortley Beach residents 5 to 1.
''I feel we're outcasts,'' said Daniel Solimine, who recently retired to Ortley Beach. ''They neglect us all the time. The government gives them Federal grants to do road improvements, and they don't come over and do anything over here. They keep it all on the other side.''
Toni Bass, who moved to Ortley Beach last year, is impressed by the residents' determination to govern themselves. ''When you have people who are a community, and they get overlooked by the bureaucracy, you have problems,'' she said. ''These people are basically invisible to the bureaucracy, but they really care about their little town.''
One issue cited repeatedly by advocates of secession as an example of their plight concerns fire protection. Since mainland units cannot immediately respond to a fire because of the distance and traffic involved, Dover Township must contract with Seaside Heights to provide coverage for Ortley Beach. Ortley Beach taxpayers pay more than $170 per assessed $1,000 to Dover Township Fire District No. 1 in fire taxes; the fire district then pays Seaside Heights $12,000 to cover Ortley Beach.
Another issue, though not officially acknowledged by the association, is the disproportionate amount residents pay in municipal taxes. Ortley Beach represents about 2.3 percent of the total land area of Dover Township and pays more than 7 percent of the total township property taxes.
Manuel Hirshblond, Dover Township Administrator, said that 60 percent of the real-estate tax collected was used to pay for the Toms River Regional School System, an autonomous body over which the local municipal authorities have no control. Only a relatively small portion of the taxes collected, he said, is used for municipal purposes. Without Ortley Beach, he said, Dover Township taxes are certain to increase.
Although by no means guaranteed, after five years of fighting, success for the secessionists appears to be within reach. But one longtime resident, who asked not to be identified, expressed a fear he said is shared by many. ''We're crying now,'' he said, ''but maybe we'll be crying even more if we succeed.''Continue reading the main story


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In-game DLC is real, and it's here
Valve and Steam are proud to announce, we're sure, that game companies can now release in-game DLC via Steam. What does this mean? For one it means that developers and publishers can use their own games as platforms for DLC to be obtained, effectively cutting out the middle man, or in this case program. This means that it doesn't matter where you buy the game, as long as it has Steam's in-game DLC stuff in it, you'll be able to get any and all DLC available for the game. No more quitting out to get DLC, it'll all be right there for you. The first game to use this feature will be The Maw, which will introduce two new levels that expand on the game's story by filling in some gaps. Sound good, or did you not care how your DLC got to you in the first place?


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Reasons Why You Need To Hire Professional Decorators For Your Home
A lovely home which is decorated by pros will always develop your self-confidence before your friends and relatives. Involving the experts in your plan to decorate your home is a sage decision and you will just like your home after they decorate it. A lot of people believe that engaging the professionals to decorate their home is just a waste of money. It may seem like the easiest job in the world, but the task requires a lot of skills. The decoration done by the experts is credible and has more value than the one you have done.They have done the same thing in a lot of different ways. You may be having a hectic schedule that you do not have time to decorate your home. You may be having the visitors you value the most, and you and you may want them to find your home look colorful, but the problem is you do not have adequate time to make your home. A professional decorator can improve the look of your home within no time, and your visitors will find your home in good shape. Discussed below are the important reasons why you have to hire professional decorators for your home.
Saves you a lot of money
Most people will question how hiring the decorator can save them money, but the truth is that they will do that. The cash you are going to use to buy the decoration items is much. You are likely going to destroy most of them as you do the decoration and at the end you do a shoddy job.They will also save you the time you would have spent going to buy the decorating materials. The professionals will do your decorations faster and efficiently and without wastage of property.
They formulates a proficient design plan
The designers are trained to do a job that is pleasing to the eyes. Professionals have the time to design, and implement your idea to have the best-decorated home will definitely come to reality. The professionals are experienced estimators and they have the capacity to tell weight it would cost you to have your house decorated.They will use their arts to do a great job that they will make sure that they avoid mistakes that are costly and frustrating.
Professional decorators have a lot of proficiency in the industry. They know the colors that will do perfectly in your house. They know the original items, but you are likely going to buy counterfeit if you go to purchase the items yourself.
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text: Keith & Sharon Higginbotham have served in the nation of Thailand for over 25 years. They are the directors of Rhema Thailand which include Bible and ministry training centers in Thailand and Myanmar. They are expanding into neighboring nations, and building God's Kingdom through evangelism, discipleship, leadership & ministry training. As of March 2013, this ministry has planted over 50 new churches. Keith and Sharon's focus is to lift up and glorify God, to win the lost, to make strong disciples of Jesus Christ and to train and equip ministers of excellence for service.


text: I am a retired mental health counselor in NW Arkansas. I am a Democrat and I'm so liberal that I see the need of a strong, mentally healthy, intelligent conservative presence in our country. I think the political arena allows us a glimpse into the psyche of our country here in the early part of the 21st century. I intend to "hold forth" re my interpretation of what is going on and hope to get feedback from other like-minded or even not so like-minded fellow travelers. And, yes, I intend to use a lot of humor and irony along the way.


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What You'll Get
Ghosts roam the earth to complete unfinished tasks, such as making peace with a loved one or picking up the dry cleaning. Witness the errands of the undead with today's Groupon to The Queen Mary. For $22, you get a Dark Harbor haunted ship experience (up to a $34 value) and a general-admission day pass (a $15 value) to The Queen Mary (up to a $49 total value). Choose from the following dates:
- Sunday, October 9
- Sunday, October 16
- Sunday, October 23
- Sunday, October 30
Dark Harbor experiences are open Sundays 7 p.m. to midnight. Customers can arrive any time during the hours of operation.
The Dark Harbor, featured in the Press-Telegram and on Things to Do Inland Empire, celebrates the accumulated ghouls and eerie tales aboard The Queen Mary's haunted history. First setting sail in 1936, The Queen Mary served as a World War II troop ship, luxury liner transporting celebrity guests, and white-whale chaser before retiring in 1967. The ship's annual Dark Harbor experience commences with a fog-shrouded entrance into the spectral bowels of the ship, where zombies and monsters lurk in search of unwitting guests and their long-lost car keys. Themed mazes entangle visitors in spooky sites such as the former ship's infirmary, and local bands rock out amid decidedly unhaunted finger food and cocktails.
Guests can also peruse The Queen Mary's original staterooms and sun decks, including authentic art-deco built-ins and wood paneling. The Queen Mary historic exhibit further illuminates the legends, terrors, and sordid games of bridge throughout the ship's storied history.
The Fine Print
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Since its maiden voyage in 1936, The Queen Mary has cultivated a colorful history by transporting iconic figures from Winston Churchill to Fred Astaire across the ocean blue, as well as serving as troop transport in a world war. Today, passengers board the famous ocean liner to tour historical and haunted areas amidships or stay overnight in an onboard hotel. Visitors rub elbows at seasonal soirees and dive into historical exhibits, fueling up at restaurants, bars, and cafés for a literal taste of The Queen Mary's brand of luxury.


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This might be a slight surprise, but I've moved to Seattle (job-related). And while I managed to get my email server moved over onto Amazon EC2 before the move, I didn't have a chance to move my website(s) (including my dad's) over.
However, this has now been completed. I know the sites aren't really that important or anything, but now I feel whole again, and that's what really counts!
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How to enable Gamification within LMS
IMPORTANT NOTE: Gamification is only possible in Jam enterprise edition
SuccessFactors Learning Management System (LMS) - all supported versions
The Gamification integration can be enabled at System Admin > Configuration > System Configuration > Gamification Settings.
Default Configuration
# This section applies to the Gamification settings of LMS.
# To enable gamification, gamificationEnabled should be set to true.
# Auto Generate Gamification User ID.
# If set to true, the system will auto-generate Gamification User IDs for all the LMS users with the Post Gamification Event Workflow when gamificationEnabled is set to true.
# The Gamification User ID will be auto-generated when the user action triggers any event configured in the Admin->System Admin->Configuration->Gamification Settings
# Gamification service provider settings
# This section is to configure the integration with the required Gamification service provider.
# Only one Gamification Service provider can be enabled at a time.
# The Gamification Service integration is supported only for the providers mentioned in this page.
# Please contact the Gamification Service provider for the required details.
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Two weeks ago, my friend, a childhood friend, an old neighbour, my best friend in the popular definition of the phrase, smsed me, he told me he was getting married and that he wanted me to be his best man. So, yes, I am to be a best man, first time in my whole entire life, I am to be a best man. This is also the first wedding that I would be attending not for the sake of the parents, or relatives but for myself. He is the first good friend to get married. None of my close friends are anywhere near to marriage, two are single, two have steady girlfriends but that was very recent, one has an interesting dilemma which is still far from complete resolution. On the female side, i suspect that the criteria of being my close friend and female at the same time, is that they have to be single, or we tend to drift apart once their lives are dominated by the male. I don't blame them, of course, no right to, its how life is. That said, my close female friends are nowhere near the marital status.
What does a best man do anyway? I have to ask Porkfloss, he's the only one I know who has extensive experience at being a best man.


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If you're lucky, you have never been in a Pennsylvania hospital, with the possible exception of when you were born. But if you're like most residents, you probably have been a patient at least a few times. Maybe having your tonsils removed or perhaps having a minor surgery. It's not fun, but hospitals save lives and we are very fortunate to have some of the best ones here in Pa.
We have listed (alphabetically) the seven top hospitals in Pennsylvania. We performed our own research, taking into consideration, patient satisfaction, survival rates, costs, community availability and network coverage by health insurance companies. And, of course, there are hundreds of choices that didn't make the list, although they are great facilities.
Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh joins UPMC in delivering a 1-2 punch to Western Pa residents. This teaching facility that specializes in adult treatment, is part of the West Penn Allegheny Health System. Other hospitals in the same system include Allegheny Valley, Canonsburg General, Forbes Hospice, Forbes Regional Jefferson, Saint Vincent, and West Penn.
Patient, medical and nursing education are just a small part of the research and teaching that is part of the daily routine. There are also three very respected institutes (Orthopedic/Rehab, Cancer, Cardiovascular and Neuroscience) that help shape its well-earned reputation. Also, the Allegheny-Singer Research Institute (ASRI) is an award-winning research facility. Recent accolades for their services have been recognized by US News And World Report, Consumer Reports, AARP, and Healthgrades.
Fox Chase Cancer Center is the only facility in the Philadelphia area that specializes in treatment, prevention and research of cancer. As part of the Temple Health system, they are one of 40 NCI (National Cancer Institute) facilities in the US. And two scientists from Fox have won the Nobel Prize. Originally established in 1904, this facility was one of the first US hospitals to focus on Cancer treatment and research. Locations include the main campus in Philadelphia, Buckingham, Huntingdon Pike, Fox Chase Cancer Center at Temple University, and Jeanes Hospital.
There is also a separate women's facility (also the first in the area) that specializes in breast and gynecologic cancer. Treatment, care and education are all provided at the same location. In addition to the doctor and nursing excellence awards that have been received, diversity is heavily promoted. They have been nationally recognized by Consumer Reports and US News.
Lehigh Valley Hospital is located in Allentown and is part of the Lehigh Valley Health Network and offers close to 100 clinical specialties. Included in the network are locations in Salisbury Township, Hazleton, Allentown and Bethlehem. With more than 1000 staff physicians and 40 local clinics to serve persons that are uninsured, it's one of the finest medical facilities in the area. Commonly referred to as "LVPG," they perform 70% more surgical procedures than any other nearby hospital.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid along with numerous other organizations have recognized the excellence of Lehigh Valley. They are also the first Pa hospital to receive 100% accreditation from AAHHRP, which bases the award (in part), to safety standards in research.
Penn Presbyterian Medical Center is located in the Philadelphia area and is well-known for their work in adult specialty treatment. It's part of the University of Pennsylvania and is a non-profit entity. It has substantially expanded in the last few decades and now has a high percentage of private rooms.
One of the initial coronary care units originated from this facility and current specialties include (but are not limited to) family medicine, radiology, cardiology and internal medicine. Lately, they have become a standout in the field ofĀ robotic assisted surgery. Apparently, others in the field are noticing as evidenced by their high national rankings.Ā
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital is one of the premier medical teaching institutions in the east. Located in Philadelphia, it has more than 900 beds and holds the CARF accreditation for rehabilitation. They have been noted for their excellence in ear, nose and throat treatment along with diabetes and cancer. Founded in 1825, they are one of the oldest and most reliable institutions in Pa.
They have five locations including their main Center City Campus location on South 11th St. In addition to the best medical care, patients also have access to hair care service and many other amenities that sometimes make you feel as if you are in a hotel. A new set of rooms was recently built at the Gibbon Building. Patient lifts, glass doors instead of curtains and flat screen TVs are just a few of the features.
University Of Pennsylvania Hospital is the top-rated facility in the Philadelphia area. It's a widely-respected teaching institution with almost 800 beds. Some of its leading specialties includeĀ treatment of cancer, cardiology and heart surgery, gynecology and gastroenterology. One of the top local insurers, Keystone is popular in the area and their rates can be found here. Typically, their individual and family rates are very affordable.
The first medical school in the US was established here more than 200 years ago. This facility's contributions and achievements have been recognized throughout the world and still continue in the 21st century. Whether its clinical care, treating patients or teaching students, world class treatment is always the norm.
UPMC University of Pittsburgh Medical Center is part of the UPMC system, a non-profit enterprise based in Pittsburgh and also the state's largest employer. Annually recognized as one of the finest facilities in the US, the Medical Center has more than 1500 beds and performs more than 50,000 surgeries each year. Throw in more than 100,000 ER visits and the fact that the parent company also offers health insurance, well...they do it all! Also, Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC is consistently rated as one of the 10 best pediatric medical facilities in the US.
Some of the specialty treatments that the Medical Center has achieved high national ratings for, include neurology and neurosurgery, cancer, pulmonology, psychiatry, urology and orthopedics. They are also involved in many community programs such as "Meals On Wheels" and various health fairs throughout Western Pa. Magee-Women's Hospital (part of UPMC) could also be listed separately, but we'll include it with UPMC since the parent company is the same. NOTE: Jonas Salk, while working at Pitt, was credited with discovering the vaccine for polio.
We could have easily expanded our list from 7 to 20 since there are so many outstanding hospitals in Pennsylvania. For additional information regarding our comments or your personal Pa healthcare rates, please contact us.
NOTE: We have received dozens of emailsĀ suggesting the list should be increased, since there are so many top-notch hospitals in the state. Here are several of the hospitals that were prominently mentioned: Lancaster General, Magee-Women's, Hahnemann University, Wills Eye, Forbes Regional, Holy Spirit, Altoona Regional, Paoli and Geisinger.Ā


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You've heard it said before about how beneficial it is to drink warm lemon water first thing in the morning on an empty stomach. There are multiple benefits, some really important for maintaining glowing, healthy skin. The Vitamin C helps you heal from the inside, out. Vitamin C also helps remove free radicals from your body, which will ultimately help with reduction of wrinkles, blemishes and even sun damaged skin. Not to mention the benefit of keeping skin hydrated and increasing healthy collagen production.
One important thing to note is that it important to rinse your mouth out after consuming the lemon water. The citric acid contained in lemons can wreck havoc with tooth enamel. You can also use a straw! Either way, rinse or brush your teeth after drinking.
The Vitamin C in lemon, is one of the essential nutrients that help to protect your body against immune system deficiencies. They are high in potassium which is one of the important minerals for maintaining the brain, nervous system and heart. Potassium deficiency has been linked to depression and anxiety symptoms. All these health benefits from a lemon!
When you drink warm lemon water you help your body to naturally flush out toxins. So think of it as a quick detox-in-a-glass and an immune booster at the same time.
The citric acid contained in the lemon also helps your body with digestion. The acid interacts with enzymes in your body and stimulates the secretion of gastric juice. So breakfast will digest better after your lemon water.
For those people who deal with anemia, did you know that Vitamin C, can help with the absorption of iron?
The bioflavonoids contained in lemon, can help reduce blood sugar levels.
That's only some of the health and healing benefits from adding this simple routine to your day.
Last but not least, here's how to prepare your lemon water.
~One 8 oz. glass of spring water ~One 1/2 organic lemon. Wash the lemon and cut in half.
Gently squeeze the lemon, (I love when some of the delicious pulp falls in ) into the warm water. Preferably use a straw. Drink up knowing you've just done something so very simple, yet really healthy for your entire body.
Note: If you have an ulcer check with your physician before adding this to your routine.


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Reverb Student Ministry/
"Religion says, 'do'. Jesus says, 'done'. Religion is man searching for God. Jesus is God searching for man. Religion is pursuing God by our moral efforts. Jesus is God pursuing us despite our moral efforts. Religious people kill for what they believe. Jesus' followers die for what they believe." Join us as we continue our series "Jesus>Religion" this Wednesday Night @ 6 in the Sanctuary!


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We thank all visitors of yesterday's Information Day for the interesting discussions. The companies presented solutions in the fields of data protection, access management, mobile device management, encryption, risk management, data leake prevention etc.
FSP addressed the allocation and control of IT privileges. It has been explained, what is the benefit of proper IT privileges, how analysts define the allocation and control of IT permissions and what is behind RBAC and ABAC. Frank Boehm and Wolfgang Rupp Rath mediated the theory clearly with the help of practical examples.
We would be happy to send you the presentation slides. Contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com. Subject: "Info Day: Data protection and IT security tools in Cologne".


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Here at Walmley Golf Academy we are passionate about using golf as a vehicle to help improve people's lives
We work with a number of local community groups and associations to deliver golf to as many people as possible.
If you work with or know of any groups who may benefit from outreach golf please let us know.
Walmley Golf Academy development plan 2017 onwards
Following on from the great success of 2016 we intend to push on and make 2017 an even more successful year.
Below are all of the projects that will take place throughout 2017 across junior, adult and disability platforms, as well as highlight areas of growth the new facility plans will allow.
School Games
Over the last 2 years, we have delivered golf coaching sessions in local primary schools that enter a team in the level 2 school games. From this, we see in the region of 300 children all of whom are offered free coaching sessions back at the golf club over the summer holidays, for 2017 we are aiming to double the number schools we visit.
From the last 2 years, 20 children have joined our academy as a direct result of the school games.
Sutton Coldfield Community Games
2017 will see the inclusion of a Walmley golf academy/club stand at the community games. Last year an estimated 10,000.00 people attended the community games. We will be offering free on-site golf lessons and games for all ages as well as literature on the benefits of golf. All attendees who we see will also be offered free sessions back at the golf club over the summer. This is a brilliant forum for us to be involved in and a true community-based event encapsulating everything Walmley Golf club is about.
Disability Golf
Following on from the brilliant work of 2016 making golf more inclusive for young people with learning and physical disabilities, we are branching out to offer the same opportunities to adults.
As a club, we ran a very successful crowd funding campaign raising over £2000.00 to support these new projects.
Off the back of this campaign, we have partnered with 3 local disability centres to offer weekly ongoing access to golfing activities.
Midlands Mencap - is a charity which works and campaigns for accessible and inclusive services and better quality of life for everyone with experience of learning disabilities and additional needs.
Rowangarth Day Centre - Has been operating in Erdington since 2008, providing a high level of services for adults with a disability or learning difficulties. As well as provide care for adults with Early Onset Dementia.
The Hive College at Wilson Stuart School – A College for students aged between 19 and 25 who have physical and learning difficulties, with the aim to getting young disabled people who can and want to work, into the workplace.
Disability projects repeating in 2017
Action 4 Bullying
After the great feedback received from all who attended the action 4 bullying 2016 summer coaching sessions, we have agreed to re-run this project in 2017.
Ashbourne Center
September 2016 saw the start of a yearlong project working with young people aged 7 to 16 who have been permanently excluded from mainstream school. This project has been a such a success the school is looking forward to renewing the project to run again from September 2017.


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The Susquehanna Art Museum's Public Art Mural Project is dedicated to fostering community collaborations and
partnerships. The museum will open a brand new building at 3rd and Calder streets in January of 2015 that will be a
cultural hub and catalyst for further development in the Midtown district of Harrisburg. We have begun a public mural
project as a way of demonstrating our commitment to urban renewal and growth in our neighborhood. By establishing a
visual public presence we hope that the community will join us in investing in the city's future.
The completed proposals will be on display at a joint exhibition between the Susquehanna Art Museum and the Historic
Harrisburg Association, to be held at the Historic Harrisburg Association (1230 N 3rd St, Harrisburg, PA 17102) from
September 1 - 30, 2014. This exhibition will be a feature of Harrisburg's annual Gallery Walk, September 7.
Find all of the guidelines for entries & important dates here: http://sqart.org/2014/04/public-art-mural-project/


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How did Vikings make the ships?
They were built beside a river, a tall oak tree would make the keel and long planks of wood were used for the sides. They used wooden pegs and iron rivets to to screw the pieces together. Animal wool and sticker par from pine trees were stuffed in between every joint to keep the water out. Instead of using saws they used axes. Pitch' was painted on the wood to make it waterproof
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Soling Day Sailor
The International Soling Class
HISTORY -The Soling was designed
as a day racer/sailer (without any compromising cruising accommodations)
In 1968 after a series of trials the ISAF selected the Soling
(over a number of designs created for the occasion) to be
the Olympic Three-Men Keelboat. Despite the subsequent appearance
of vast numbers and varieties of similarly sized keelboats,
its superiority continues to be recognised by its selection
for every Olympics since 1972 until the Australian Olympics
in the year 2000.
SAILORS - A major portion of
the world's outstanding sailors have raced and/or are still
racing Solings. Our Gold Medallists and World Champions include
Paul Elvström, Buddy Melges, Robbie Haines, Jochen Schumann,
Jesper Bank, Bill Buchan, Vincent and Gastao Brun, Glen Dexter,
Mark Bethwaite, Dave Curtis, John Kostecki, Helmar Nauck,
Marc Bouet, Larry Klein Manuel Doreste, Luis Doreste, Jeff
Madrigali , Gustavo Warburg, Bill Abbot, Sergey Pichuguin.
STATUS - The Soling is the training
ground for young (and not so young) sailors who aspire to
be great. The Class provides the world's best competition
within which the least is able to race against and learn the
skills of the greatest. Because it provides such ease of handling
combined with unusually sensitive responsiveness to sail and
hull trim, the Soling is the boat most commonly used in commercial
Sail-Training Schools all over the world.
VENUES - The Soling is raced
in 41 countries on six continents. Its quickness, manoeuvrability,
and tactical effectiveness suit it ideally for smooth-water
lake and bay sailing. Although most of its active fleets are
located on such waters, major championships are typically
conducted at sea where its heavy weather abilities are best
MATCH RACING - The Soling introduced
Match Racing to the Olympics and to the world. Today it is
the training ground for and means of entrance into the world
of match racing. A glance at the ISAF Match Race Ranking List
shows that the vast majority of the top ranked sailors - Russell
Coutts, Ed Baird, Peter Gilmour, Magnus Holmberg, Roy Heiner,
Chris Law - are either present or former Soling sailors.
FLEET RACING - Club racing takes
place at numerous venues on both coasts and inland in the
United States and Canada , in Australia , Japan , South Africa
, Argentina and Brazil , as well as almost every country in
Europe . National championships are conducted in 22 countries,
continental championships on four continents, and a World
Championship annually in rotation between those four continents.
The Worlds were or will be conducted in the following venues:
1991 - Rochester, USA, 1992 - Cadiz, Spain, 1993 - Phalaron,
Greece, 1994 - Helsinki, Finland, 1995 - Kingston, Canada,
1996 - Punta Ala, Italy, 1997 - Copenhagen, Denmark, 1998
- Milwaukee, USA , 1999 - Melbourne, Australia, 2000 - Murcia,
Spain, 2001 - Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2002 - Marblehead,
USA, 2003 - Balaton, Hungary & 2004 - Porto Alegre, Brasil.
SAFETY - The Soling is essentially
unsinkable and its multiple self-bailers and high floor keep
it ""dry"" in the heaviest
of weather. Measurement of continued compliance with the
Class Rules and inspections during competition ensure the
presence and proper maintenance of required safety equipment.
TYPICAL CREWS - Helmsmen can
be of any size, age (average 40+), and gender. Middle crews
tend to be large (200+ lbs), but many far lighter have been
successful (including Billy Abbott's 125lb wife Joanne who
finished fourth in the '96 Olympics). Foredeck crews are of
intermediate size, their brains, experience, and skill being
far more important than their brawn. All hike (when heeling
requires) using comfortable harnesses with ankle attachments
or straps. The Soling is a true three-men boat; all three
are essential to success (although inexperienced middle crews
can be quickly trained).
FLEET MIXTURE - The Soling Class
has been remarkable for its ability to maintain an enjoyable
mixture of club and Olympic sailors throughout its racing
programs. The majority of competitors at a usual World Championship,
although not Olympic aspirants themselves, enjoy going up
against and frequently beating the best. By the same token
most of the Olympic competitors are happy to contribute their
skills and their knowledge to the enhancement of the local
racing at their home clubs.
WOMEN IN SOLINGS - The Soling
was the only gender-mixed class in the '96 Olympics. Many
of its helmsmen are women and at least at the club level many
of its crews. In part because its sail controls are so easily
adjustable it is considered to be optimally suited for women's
match racing. The Vice-President of the Class is Rose Hoeksema
of Chicago .
MANAGEMENT ASHORE - The Soling
is typically kept ashore on a trailer and can be easily wheeled
by its crew to a hoist where it is launched in a few minutes.
An ordinary family car with a standard trailer hitch is sufficient
for towing to regattas.
The Soling has controls for every aspect of sail and rig trim
- jib tack, halyard, sheet, and traveler, main Cunningham,
outhaul, sheet, vang, and traveler, spinnaker sheet and quy,
jibstay, backstay, and upper and lower shroud cars - led to
both sides of the boat with cascaded increases in power which
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Built c 1700 and named after one of its original occupants, Birch Cottage enjoys glorious views over the Manifold Valley. Recently renovated, the cottage features a cosy mix of beams, tiled floors, wooden latch doors, a handmade kitchen and a wonderful stone fireplace with log burner.
Tastefully decorated and well equipped to merge modern amenities with period charm, it offers a relaxing haven to get away from it all. The comfortable size lounge has a log burner (first basket of logs provided free, then more available on an honesty system), free WiFi, freeview TV with DVD player and a selection of DVD's and books. Birch Cottage is perfectly located in the Peak District National Park in an ideal spot for exploring the area. We have wonderful walking and cycling from the doorstep. The cottage is in a perfect location for enjoying all sorts of outdoor activities or just to use as a base to explore the area.
There are numerous activities in the area and a good pub 5 minutes walk from the door. There are many other pubs and restaurants within a short drive.
Parking is available at the cottage for one vehicle. There is also secure storage for bikes or other sports equipment in a shed about 50 yards from the cottage.
Please note that due to the age of the cottage the stairs are reasonably steep and we would advise care when negotiating them with luggage.


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Menu & Beverages
Our wedding menu is seasonal and subject to change, however once you have had your tastings and made your selections, this will be the menu you receive at your wedding
Do you cater for dietary requirements?
We cater for all dietary requirements; you will be required to provide the guests name, table number and requirements. We provide each dietary requirement with their own dietary card to be placed in front of them on the night with their special menu listed on it (this also assists our staff). Please note, you do not have to select your meals based on special dietary requirements as our Chef will create meals entirely specific to the guest's requirement.
Do you have children's menus? (Up to 12 years of age)
Yes, we have a children's menu available at a cost of $35.00 per child. Children will receive chicken schnitzel + chips, followed by an ice-cream sundae. The children's menu will be served at the same time as the adult's entrée. We also have a teenage meal available which is the adult menu without alcohol, valid for 13-17 year olds – this is charged at $20.00 less than the adult's package price.
How do you serve the cake?
We slice your wedding cake and serve slices on platters for each table so guests can help themselves. If you would like your cake served individually, this is an additional $5.00pp and is served with coulis. If your cake is more than one tier, please notify us which tiers you would like cut, and which ones saved. If you would like to keep cake, please ask your supplier to provide a box.
Do you provide boxes for guests to take home cake?
We don't provide bags or boxes for guests to take cake home. We strongly advise against cake bags as it is challenging to get the slices in and the bag ends up dirty. Cake boxes (such as a noodle box, or takeaway container) are highly recommended. We require this to be made up before they are delivered to the venue.
Can we provide our own spirits?
The Venue is fully licensed and our policy does not allow food or beverage to be brought in unless prior arrangement has been made. If you are providing your own spirits please note a $250.00 flat rate for corkage will be charged. Spirits are only to be served from behind the bar after main course has been served. Please note; we do not serve shots and spirits will only be available after main course. All alcoholic beverage service concludes at same time as the beverage package.
Can we add additional items to our menu?
Yes, we are flexible with our menu and our chef would love to work with you to ensure the food is personalized to your liking. Please ask about our gourmet platter menu for additional menu items including seafood platters.
Can we upgrade our beverage package?
Yes, please ask for a copy of our beverage package which has all the upgrade costs.
Can we provide our own wines or beer?
Yes, you are welcome to bring any additional wine or beer into the venue to supplement your existing beverage package. Please note, the minimum spend will remain the same and the same timings for the serving of alcoholic beverages apply.
Can we bring in additional food?
Yes, however we will only allow biscuits or similar to come into the venue.
Centrepieces & Decorations
Can I provide my own tea lights around the room?
Yes, as long as it is in an enclosed container/holder (ie no naked flames) If you would like us to provide tea lights they are available for 50c each, our tea lights last for 9 hours. Tea lights with holders are available for hire at $1.50 each.
Can you put out my decorations on the tables?
Our staff will place your place cards, menus and bonbonniere out on your tables however; any other decorating will need to be arranged with your own supplier or family friend. If you require decorations to be tied around napkins, you are welcome to come and pick them up the week before your wedding and ensure they come back for your final drop off meeting. If you are providing tables runners, we do ask for these to be delivered up to a week before your wedding as they need to be laid on the tables before we set.
Do you provide a stand for our seating guest list or do we need to provide that?
Yes, please supply your list in A3 – landscape size to go into our guest list stand. Alternatively, you may provide something larger to sit on one of our easels, however please ensure this is a thick cardboard or canvas. We have either a wooden easel which can sit on the gift table, or a freestanding white easel for you to use.
When do items need to leave the venue after our wedding?
We do ask that everything is taken from the venue at the conclusion of the wedding and you nominate a family member or friend to take items home. We also ask that any suppliers come in at the conclusion of the wedding to pick-up chair covers, vases etc. Orso can assist with packing away decorations within reason (ie 1 -2 vases per table) however for more decorations, we ask you to nominate a family member or friend to assist. If this is not possible an additional fee will apply for our staff to pack up your decorations.
What happens with all the flowers at the end of the wedding?
If you have purchased the vases from the florist, please ensure you have nominated family & friends who you would like to take them home. If you would like guests to take the flowers, we can assist with this.
Time Extensions
If we wanted to start our reception earlier or extend our reception time, what would the package cost us?
If you want to extend your reception - it is an additional $10 per person for ½ hour based on the final number of guests attending the wedding. This will need to be pre-arranged and paid in full prior to the wedding (subject to availability). The maximum time you can extend is 1 hour.
Can you arrange wet weather options?
Yes, we can accommodate your ceremony on the dance floor 45 minutes before the start of your reception, if required. The cost is $500.00 and we need to know by 12pm on the day. If you would like to have this option available on the day, we will need you to complete a credit card authorisation form at your final details meeting. Please note, we don't recommend our wet weather option for more than 120 guests.
What time can our decorator or band access the venue to set up our wedding reception?
We will advise access times the week prior to your wedding. The minimum amount of time as per your booking agreement is 1.5 hours but we can generally offer more depending on the day and other bookings.
Package Inclusions
Do I need to contact the DJ and hotel even though if they are included in my package?
The DJ will contact you once your wedding is confirmed. We will book the hotel, so there is no need to contact them. Please note, we can only make hotel bookings for a maximum of 12 months out. (only applicable to some packages)
Do I need to include the photographer, DJ and videographer in the table seating arrangements?
No, the extras are provided their meal at the bar. If you have a band we do recommend they eat in the bridal room. The cost for extra meals is $55.00pp.
How long does the DJ play?
The DJ is included for a 5 ½ hour duration; we recommend having background music during your pre-drinks and canapés and getting the DJ to start for your introductions. We ask the DJ to conclude on the exit of the bride and groom. If you extend the wedding you are welcome to pay the additional fee to the DJ or they can start later and we can play background music for the first ½ hour.
How many courses do the extra's receive? (E.g. photographer, DJ, band, entertainers)
They all receive a main course with drinks at a charge of $55.00 each.
What are our Transport Options?
We highly recommend you leave Orso by boat it's a fabulous send off! We use Water Taxis Combined (www.watertaxiscombined.com.au) who provides a water taxi to take you to the hotel included in the package. Please note, the use of the wharf is restricted boat arrival/ farewell and guests are not permitted to eat or drink out there due to licensing. We are more than happy to assist with calling taxis on the evening for any couples or groups and there is always a regular flow of taxis coming through Spit Road. Orso can assist in providing recommendation's and booking hire cars, coaches or minibus for your wedding. Minibuses are a great option for transporting guests from the ceremony to the reception.
Do we need an MC? If so who should we look at using?
Some Brides and Grooms ask a family member or friend; however we can offer you some recommendations.
Where can our guests park?
There is ample parking with 40 spots located in our adjoining car park and 206 directly across the road. Parking is metered until 6.00pm and accepts credit cards. There is also parking up Parriwi road adjacent to Orso.
What can guests do between the ceremony and the reception?
We recommend that you contact the Skiff Club or MHYC located on either side of Orso. They will provide additional staff and your guests can then go there and have a drink prior to the reception commencing. Please note as the Skiff Club may have a private function they may not be available. It is imperative you contact them before your wedding to organise this. Skiff Club Ph. 9932 4600 MHYC Ph. 9969 1244
I've confirmed a wedding what happens now?
We will touch base approximately 6 months before your wedding to remind you about your 2nd deposit payment due. About 3 months out, we will send through your draft event sheet, floor plan and a preliminary final invoice. We will also schedule a final details meeting for 3 weeks prior to the wedding to go through the event sheet and finalise the floor plan. Final payment is due 7 days prior to the event. Your draft event sheet will provide you with a draft run sheet of the reception which you can discuss with your MC. We recommend you schedule your speeches at the conclusion of main course to ensure food is served promptly. If you would like to have speeches at a different time please note we recommend continuing food service as per the run sheet to ensure the food goes out hot and in a timely manner for your guests.
What if we don't get to our minimum numbers?
We are happy for you to use the remaining spend to upgrade your food, beverages or on the bar for spirits. The upgrades can only be used towards in house food & beverages.
People have pulled out the week of the wedding do we get a refund?
Any changes to numbers made after your final payment and the week of the wedding will not be refunded. Three (3) days' notice for any cancellations is required to use that spend on additional drinks or on the bar as after this, we have already prepped the food and staffed your wedding.
Repositioning of the dance floor
There is a charge of $300.00 for the reposition of the dance floor (i.e. on bottom floor of venue)


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One thing a lot of people don't know about me is that I tend to have a rather eclectic taste in music, mostly gravitating towards heavier music. Often times people are surprised that I stand up front at crazy concerts and take pictures, purely for the fun of it. Maybe it's because I enjoy the music, maybe because after shooting hundreds of concerts if there isn't a chance for personal injury it just isn't as fun, really it's probably both. Regardless, taking photos at Heavy Metal and Hardcore punk concerts will always be one of my favorite things to do. Here's a few photos from the show:
Defeater, No-Getter and Timecat @ The Slowdown
A photographer I look up to (Chase Jarvis) has been quoted as saying that one of the most important things to do is just to create everyday, photos, sketches whatever. To that end, I'm making an effort to take more photos, and since my girlfriend and room mate largely hate having their photo taken I can usually bribe our pets with treats. That said, here's a few pictures of Tink.


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Fast track to success
Track and trace technology has evolved to a stage where it can now offer an endless list of cost saving benefits. The technology has matured to the extent that not only is it cheaper than five years ago, but the value is significantly better. "It's still amazing that logistics companies haven't fully embraced the opportunities that modern track and trace solutions provide," says Chris Wright, managing director of mobile computing systems supplier, Skillweb.
"Companies will quickly recoup their investment as they enhance their efficiency, improve security, communicate with their drivers, track and trace their trucks, trailers and individual consignments, and provide real-time information to their customers about the state of their deliveries."
As an investment costs are still high, although the price of the hardware has come down a lot. But terminals are cheaper, and so are air time deals and software applications. "It's not the cost of the technology that makes it a no-brainer, but the value," says Wright.
"Now there's the ability to collect data almost instantly, display it on a web environment, and provide detailed management information from the data."
Skillweb has been able to reduce its core application price structure and still provide more functionality, for example satellite navigation, geo-positioning techniques, reverse logistics and collections are now available as core elements.
Evan Puzey, global vice president of product management at Kewill, says: "Service providers can deliver a solution that is essentially an information hub for all players in the supply network, the investment for each player is significantly reduced as they each don't have to install their own selected technology and then integrate it to their partners solutions – something that has inhibited collaboration and visibility in the supply chain for the last decade."
Fuel and workforce costs make up two of the biggest overheads logistics operators deal with. DigiCore managing director Tom O'Connor says: "As part of a fleet efficiency programme, vehicle tracking can support fuel savings in excess of ten per cent, while the better optimisation of mobile resources coupled with reduced overtime claims can have a similar impact on the wage bill."
Codegate managing director Terran Churcher says it's very difficult for companies to save money. Companies need to be imaginative if they're to make extra profit and stay ahead of competitors. A system should start paying for itself in less than 18 months. The extra revenue brought in as a result of investing means the technology can pay for itself.
Churcher points to Mighty Pest Control – a customer which has seen a 20 per cent increase in ROI in just over a year. It made a £40,000 – £70,000 yearly saving from using track and trace to reduce fraudulent activity through the manipulation of time sheets.
Other benefits include proof of vehicle check reminders, such as mileage and roadworthy checks, which encourages compliance with health and safety issues. Churcher reckons companies can make tax savings from reduced National Insurance costs, by providing proof of private mileage. It can also help companies keep abreast of legislation – such as proof of Working Hours Directive compliance.
Andrew Bernard, chief executive of courier CitySprint, argues that track and trace boosts relations between customer and supplier. Making operations transparent, "lets customers into your front room", improving both the trust and confidence between the two parties.
Bernard says the cost of communicating via GPRS and mobile phone, has come down over the past five years, which has made it more affordable for courier companies. "To retain the larger customers, couriers must have track and trace functions, or they won't get past the door."
Until now track and trace has mainly been used by the big companies. But reduction in the cost of the technology means it may start appealing more to the small to medium companies. In time, competitive pressures may leave smaller companies with little choice but to invest.
Dirk Staelens, vice president of customer service and chief product innovation officer, at fleet management and software provider Transics, believes track and trace is making a big impact in road transport, wholesale, retail, repair and construction sectors. But he reckons some of the market barriers are down to inexperience or bad experience of IT companies, unawareness of the benefits of telematics, lack of confidence in market players, and fragmented industry structure.
When choosing between the different systems available, it's important to select a single source supplier for all but the airtime. Terran Churcher of Codegate says: "Airtime providers are always leapfrogging each other in providing lowest cost data rates – keep the ability to switch.
"Evaluate back-end integration capability, hardware independence, maintenance and repair capacity, together with software capability, both packaged and bespoke." It's also important to seek outright purchase or finance lease providers as all-in monthly fees work out more costly.
Like all technologies, track and trace is constantly developing upgraded systems and future applications. DigiCore managing director, Tom O'Connor, says the Galileo positioning system, being developed by the European Union, is likely to drive innovation in location-based services as it will offer new alternatives to users.
"Although not scheduled to be operational until 2013, there is already talk that more precise measurements will be available compared to the existing US and Russian offerings, enabling far more accurate location data to within a metre," he says. This will increase the effectiveness and usability of the tracking technology.
O'Connor reckons advances in power management will also increase what and how businesses in the supply chain monitor. "Currently, the majority of systems still need to be hard-wired into a vehicle, but systems are beginning to appear that possess their own power source, enabling operators to track trailers or even cargo," he says. As this technology develops and becomes more efficient, a wider range of tracking solutions will become available powered and un-powered assets.
Raymond Wolfert of Unitech Electronics, says RFID is likely to add value to the market as it offers the same functions as barcodes. Since RFID tags transmit information to a tracking device using radio waves, no line of sight is needed between the tag and tracker.
But David Picton, logistics solutions director at Motorola's Enterprise Mobility business, says the most effective innovations are those which exploit a mix of capture technologies depending on asset criticality, environmental conditions and investment return.
"In synchronised supply chain operations, we see a mix of barcode, voice, RFID and direct part marking, where dot-matrix codes are physically etched or sprayed onto metal components – allowing information which will not wash or rub off to be stored and later captured," he says.
Wolfert points to GPRS as another innovation driving the technology forward. He says it offers a technology which can send and receive mobile data more efficiently, faster and more cost effectively. GPRS allows users to be online continuously but only paying when data is transferred to or from the back office systems.
Evan Puzey reckons the largest technological innovation is the advance in connectivity. The global supply networks of today and the future, involve many partners including freight forwarders, manufacturers, 3pls, and retailers. "Connectivity now allows track and trace to automatically populate individual stakeholder's systems of all shapes and forms with the information they need."
Chris Wright of Skillweb, says: "We are where we are today largely because of steady improvements to memory, processor speeds, reliability, and stable communication bandwidth in the mobile computer hardware. This coupled with the continued improvement in the Internet and the instant access data means businesses can rely on their system providing a robust, capable business system."


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It's a huge attraction for artists, and many throw open the doors of their studios to visitors
If you really want to get away from it all, choose a destination that still embraces a quieter time
Yazd, Iran
The "City of Windcatchers" is a sight to behold. With a backdrop of pink mountains and golden sand dunes, the UNESCO World Heritage Site made entirely from mudbrick is a must visit. Stop by the Amir Chaghmagh Complex, which features a mosque, a caravanserai, bathhouse, cold water well and confectionery. Then take a walk through the alleyways filled with tea shops and bazaars. As Yazd is renowned for its silk and carpets, you are sure to also find the perfect souvenir.
Trinidad, Cuba
If there is one place on earth that has embraced the slow life, it's Trinidad. Spy lone men sitting in doorways strumming their guitars, old guys sat in the town squares chatting as they puff on cigars, and women yelling to their friends across the cobblestone streets. Only two squares in the entire city have Wi-Fi access and that's how they seem keen for it to stay. No surprise that it's a huge attraction for artists, and many throw open the doors of their studios to visitors. Discover this meticulously preserved colonial city yourself.
Luang Prabang, Laos
Fifty-eight villages joined together to create Luang Prabang, the capital of Laos. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is rich in culture and architecture. Each morning, hundreds of monks walk through the streets to collect alms. Visitors can take part in this spiritual experience by placing rice in the monks' bowls when they pass by. A ride down the Mekong River is also a must-do while you're there.
Hoi An, Vietnam
You are sure to fall in love with this ancient town that is filled with canals. Chinese shophouses and French colonial buildings line the waterways. Take a walk through the Old Town and enjoy drinks on a veranda as you look out over the Japanese covered bridge. If you're feeling energetic, you can even learn how to row one of the famed basket boats along the river.


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When Chiara fashion got in touch with me last week and asked if I would like to pick an item from their latest range, I jumped at the chance. Then the hard part came, having to pick one item! Finally, I opted for this grid print scalloped edge top (link here). In keeping with the monochrome style of the top I decided to add some black palazzo trousers, plimsoles and this amazing vintage trench, which I found in my nana's attic. Honestly, it is like Aladdin's cave up there, you just have to get over the spiders first!
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Holiday Dinner Party - or for that matter, any
dinner party - calls for some creative ideas for table centerpieces.
An elegant centerpiece is as important a part of your dinner table,
as the rest of the table decoration, serveware or even the food itself.
Instead of the
usual flowers or candles, bring a creative twist to all your dinner
parties this season by displaying abundant and fabulous "Gourmet
Centerpieces" - centerpiece consisting of food you are serving,
all dressed up to take center-stage. You can enhance your culinary
centerpieces with flowers, candles, berries, or ornaments to
accessorize the table decor.
The main course of
your dinner party can be a great choice for a centerpiece. The
traditional roast or stuffed turkey, for example, makes a wonderful
centerpiece in and of itself.
'Accessorize' your
main course with other gourmet tid-bits. In the above example of a
roast turkey, you may circle the turkey with mini kebabs, stuffed
mushrooms, marinated olives, fresh veggies, baby tomatoes, baby
potatoes etc. Garnish each little piece for adding more color to your centerpiece.
Desserts are
another great choice for centerpieces. Trifles or puddings, when
prepared for a fairly large number of persons, make a lovely sight.
If you decide to
use your desserts as centerpieces, be sure to put an extra effort
into the garnishing. Desserts can be topped with whipped cream,
custard sauce, fruit preserves, etc. and garnished with berries, mint
leaves, crushed nuts and so forth. If using clear glass bowls for
desserts like fruit trifle, decorate the empty bowl first by piping
softened jam on the circumference of the walls. This will give off a
lovely 'layered' look when viewed from the outside of the trifle bowl.
Cakes are eternal
favorites as table centerpieces. Use a beautifully decorated cake,
complete with a cake topper, for a delicious looking centerpiece.
Beautiful cake stands, available easily in stores, can be used to
hold the cake. For a timeless, classic look, place cakes on a
3-tiered cake stands. For Christmas, a 'Buche De Noel' or simply, a
'Yule Log Cake' makes a beautiful centerpiece.
Use a bowl of
sparkling fruit for a wholesome and elegant centerpiece. Wash and
clean all the fruits before arranging them in a beatuiful bowl.
Creatively, alternate frosted, glazed or plain fruit and ornaments in
layers. You can also arrange the fruits on a tiered cake stand.
If you can't think
of dish from your main dinner menu which would be suitable in look
and size for a centerpiece, you can creatively use certain smaller
sized items, too. For instance, you can arrange appetizers, miniature
puddings, muffins, or candy on tiered cake stands. You can make this
type of centerpiece arrangement very attractive by playing with color.
For a cocktail
party, a perfect centerpiece might be a glass bowl filled with
crushed ice into which bright colored wine bottles are set. Drop a
few berries and/or mint leaves into the ice to add more color and
visual interest.
Centerpieces", besides being very attractive, are also very
practical. More often than not, dinner tables are short of space with
the large number of items on your menu, not to mention serving
pieces, dinnerware, place mats, etc. It is possible to run out of
space for a seperate centerpiece. "Gourmet centerpieces"
will neither take up any extra space on your table nor too much of
your time. Only a little effort is needed to decorate and garnish a
gourment centerpiece attractively.
And last but not
the least, be sure to take the time to view your creation from all
angles to ensure that it makes a wonderful sight for everyone viewing it.
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