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Fundraising for the arts
Weekend-long art business course led by RA experts
Short course
- 2 June 2018, 10am — 5pm
- 3 June 2018, 10am — 5pm
Fundraising is an essential activity for any arts and cultural organisation; private or public, big or small. The boundary between art and commerce is linked with creativity and innovation. This course demystifies fundraising and considers how it contributes to an institution's success.
The history of art is also the history of patronage. From the Medicis in Renaissance Florence, to Peggy Guggenheim in the 20th century, patrons, philanthropists and supporters of the arts have shaped our museums and allowed cultural institutions to survive and grow.
Today, raising funds is an essential skill for anyone working in the arts and cultural sectors –both in major art museums and smaller not-for-profits. Arts development and the search for a portfolio of funding opportunities is also relevant for existing commercial companies, as well as start-ups and entrepreneurs. In a competitive environment, successful fundraising is often the difference between stagnation or innovation and growth. Being able to fundraise successfully is critical across most sectors of the economy, but especially the case in the arts where it can secure the future of the organisation.
This course will cover a broad spectrum of arts development – from individual giving, applying for grants from trusts and foundations, to working with corporate partners.
Combining a series of theoretical lectures with case studies and practical workshops, the RA's first-ever course dedicated to arts fundraising will cover:
• The history of great philanthropists of the arts and what we can learn from them
• How to tell the story of your arts institution so it resonates with potential supporters
• How to find people who want to support your work and organisation, and discover what motivates them
• How to write about your project in a compelling way
• How to create a culture of philanthropy and motivate a board of trustees
• How the arts borrows practices from other industries
• How the arts can inform industries and organisations which depend on creativity
The RA has retained its independence since it was founded in 1768. In a unique opportunity to learn from practitioners in the field, in the historic setting of the RA, this course will be taught within the context of a privately-funded institution which is led by artists and funded by art lovers.
This course forms part of a wider series of RA Expert courses. Others include:
RA experts: art on paper
RA experts: events
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- 2 June 2018, 10am — 5pm
- 3 June 2018, 10am — 5pm
Wolfson British Academy Room, Burlington Gardens, Royal Academy of Arts
£360. Includes all materials, light refreshments at the beginning of each day, and a wine reception.
About the course
About the course
This course provides an unparalleled and exciting opportunity to learn about professional fundraising and development in the art and cultural sectors. The boundary between art and commerce is a topic which is rarely taught or discussed but remains one of the most critical skills and activities in the arts.
Leading RA experts will share their knowledge of both theory and practice in the context of the Royal Academy of Arts, a privately-funded institution, led by artists and funded by those who love art.
Who can take this course?
This course is suitable for all levels and those with general interest as well as specific interests in Fundraising in the Arts.
This course is for you if:
• You are interested in the role of patronage in the arts and how philanthropy shapes private and public institutions historically and today
• You are interested in both cutting edge theories and professional best practice within development and fundraising, in the context of cultural and creative organisations
• You want to develop your own skills, or consider fundraising options and opportunities for your organisation
• You are interested in developing strategies, tools and techniques for fundraising
• You enjoy working in a peer-group, discussion based environment and are interested in practical, contextual, field based knowledge as well as history
Minimum age 18
About the space - The General Assembly room
The course is held in the General Assembly room – originally a private room in the grand London home of Lord Burlington, until the building was transformed by Samuel Ware into an elaborately gilded state room in 1815-8.
When the Royal Academy moved to Burlington House in 1867, it was again transformed by Richard Norman Shaw RA into the main meeting chamber for the General Assembly, the Academy's governing body – which continues to meet in this room to this day.
With its beautifully gilded interiors, wooden floors and marble fireplaces, the magnificently restored 18th Century room houses works from the Royal Academy's Collection of British Art from the last 250 years, as well as portraits of contemporary Academicians.
About the course tutor:
Sarah Hilliam
Head of Major Gifts and Campaigns
Royal Academy of Arts
Sarah Hilliam has over a decade's experience in arts development. Since joining the Royal Academy in 2014, she has overseen the Academy's £50m campaign to redevelop Burlington Gardens as well as establishing its International and Architecture Patrons Programmes. She is currently Head of Major Gifts and Campaigns and previously held positions at Art UK, Bonhams Auctioneers and Watts Gallery.
Sarah is a Trustee of DACS Foundation, and holds an MA Hons in Art History and International Relations, and an MLitt in Museology from the University of St Andrews.
About the guest speakers:
Charlotte Appleyard
Charlotte Appleyard is Director of Development at the Royal Academy of Arts. She oversees all fundraising and partnership activity, including major donors, Friends, corporate sponsors and capital campaigns. She previously worked at Outset Contemporary Art Fund, and in the curatorial departments at The National Gallery in London and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. In 2012 she published Corporate Art Collections: A Handbook, a history and survey of corporate collections. She is a trustee of the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London and a graduate of Oxford University, the Courtauld Institute and Harvard Business School.
Alison Myners
Alison is an experienced Chair of Boards of Trustees and Committees in the non-profit sector. She is an Emeritus Trustee of the Royal Academy of Arts, having joined the board in 2003. She founded and Chaired the RA Schools Patrons and set up a successful and growing hardship fund to support students struggling to live, work and study in London. She chaired the Summer Exhibition opening for 4 years and was Trustee representative on the RA Governance Review Board in 2007. She Chaired the board of Trustees for the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) from 2010 to 2016, leading the organisation from imminent and public closure to a financially successful and sustainable position, appointing a new Executive Director, board of Trustees, introducing new Governance and patronage. She effected the same turnaround from possible closure to stability for the Contemporary Art Society (CAS) as Chair of the Board from 2006 to 2010. In 2011 she was given the Arts and Business Award. Alison is a qualified Psychotherapeutic Counsellor and has worked since 2013 on a pro bono basis in the East End of London with young people unable to access private or public systems. She joined the Advisory Board of Prix Pictet in 2008 and set up and Chaired the Corporate Development Board for Women's Aid (a charity tackling domestic violence against Women and children) in 2005. She Chaired the Development Committee for Action on Addiction in 1997 and 1998.
John Nickson
John Nickson is one of Britain's most experienced Development Directors, having led fundraising at The British Council, English National Opera, Tate and The Royal Academy of Arts, where he was also Director of the RA Trust for ten years.
John has also been an advisor and mentor to several charitable organisations including Mansfield College, Oxford University; Halle Orchestra; Youthnet; the Van Gogh Museum and the National Maritime Museum in Amsterdam; Greenhouse Sports; Battersea Arts Centre and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment. He is also senior advisor with Philanthropy Company and supported the London Legacy Corporation with planning for the Olympic site.
He has been a charity trustee for thirty years and current trusteeships include UK Community Foundations and The Royal College of Music where he has endowed a scholarship.
John is the author of the books Giving is Good For You (2013) and Our Common Good (2017), and is currently researching for a book on the role music plays in the development of young children.
Zaki Cooper
Zaki Cooper works in communications and philanthropy for a family office in London. He has almost 20 years' experience in a range of communications environments. Previously he has worked as an Assistant Press Secretary at Buckingham Palace, for former Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks and in a variety of corporate environments (including Standard Chartered and T-Mobile). He is on the FCO Diplomatic Excellence Panel and is active in inter-faith relations. He has written widely, including co-author of a book on cricket grounds, pamphlets for think-tanks as well as articles for The Times and other newspapers. He has a BA in politics and parliamentary studies from Leeds University and an MPhil from Cambridge University.
Christopher Purvis
After a professional career in banking, Christopher Purvis has spent the last 20 years in the not-for-profit sector. His intention had been to move away from mammon to the arts. He soon found that without the money there could be no art; and thus it was that the majority of his time has been spent in the field of fundraising, on both sides of the fundraising fence.
He has been managing trustee of Sir Siegmund Warburg's Voluntary Settlement and of the J Paul Getty Jr General Charitable Trust. The former has over the last ten years concentrated on the arts, making annual grants of approximately £2 million; the latter has made grants of approximately the same amount to the arts but has also supported a wider range of charities in the social sector.
He has had a leading trustee role in fund raising for many organisations. Arts organisations have included Handel House, Japan 2001, the Academy of Ancient Music, the Barbican Centre Trust, and the Royal Academy of Music. He was founding trustee of IntoUniversity, treasurer of ClementJames and chairman of the Japan Society, in all of which roles fundraising played a major part. Most recently he and his wife Phillida raised the funds for a new social enterprise in India called PLENTI.


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April 12, 2013 Welcome to the status blog
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The iPod Killer Is Stillborn
What a surprise! Apparently the so-called iPod Killer will never kill anything (except maybe some of its users?). Here are some quotes from The Chicago Sun-Times' review:
"Avoid," is my general message. The Zune is a square wheel, a product that's so absurd and so obviously immune to success that it evokes something akin to a sense of pity.
The overall experience is about as pleasant as having an airbag deploy in your face.
The setup process stands among the very worst experiences I've ever had with digital music players. The installer app failed, and an hour into the ordeal, I found myself asking my office goldfish, "Has it really come to this? Am I really about to manually create and install a .dll file?"
The Zune is a complete, humiliating failure.
Read the article for more about incompatibilities, DRM, pricing scheme, etc. Looks like it's the best present you can offer to someone you hate. :)


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- We live in an era of the abundance of information, disinformation, but also information avoidance where "people select their own reality by deliberately avoiding information that threatens their happiness and wellbeing."
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Best of the Internet for Endurance Athletes: 14 Aug 16
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Training Plan of the Month – May 2019
4 Weeks To A Faster 1500m With Only Two 2km Per Week
As you follow the programme you will find yourself swimming your 1,500m faster. Now whether that is a PB or not will depend on how fast you have swum in the past, but it will definitely be faster at the end of the 4 weeks than it is now. With this programme people improve on average nearly 2 minutes, with some people improving by over 10%.
Designed for triathletes who have limited time to train but can squeeze two short 2km sessions in each week. The primary goal of this training plan is to prepare you to swim 1,500m faster than you did at the start of the programme.
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Censorship V3.1
18 IEEE Internet Computing 26 (May/June 2013)
20 Pages Posted: 10 Sep 2012 Last revised: 20 Jun 2013
Date Written: September 9, 2012
Internet censorship has evolved. In Version 1.0, censorship was impossible; in Version 2.0, it was a characteristic of repressive regimes; and in Version 3.0, it spread to democracies who desired to use technology to restrain unwanted information. Its latest iteration, Version 3.1, involves near-ubiquitous censorship by democratic and authoritarian countries alike. This Article argues that the new censorship model involves four changes: a shift in implementation to private parties; a hybrid approach mixing promotion of favored viewpoints with suppression of disfavored ones; a blend of formal mandates with informal pressures; and a framing of censorship using uncontroversial labels. It suggests a set of responses to censorship that cabin its abuses and push it towards more legitimate methods: focusing on governmental restrictions, insisting on labeling censorship as such, supporting distributed Internet governance, demanding a default right of access to information, and addressing corporate involvement.
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You made it! Your beautiful baby has been born. After months of fussing over food labels, you are finally free!
But hold on. You will need plenty of energy and stamina over the coming months. Even if you don't breastfeed you will still be eating for two in many ways. And that means loading up on the right nutrients and getting a well-balanced diet. If you're breastfeeding, you only need to add 300 calories on top of your pre-pregnancy requirements. That isn't much: A banana with peanut butter on it or a tuna salad sandwich will do the trick. Simply eating lots of fruit, vegetables, whole grains and some protein will be fine for most women's post- pregnancy recovery needs.
If you want to lose pregnancy weight, it should be through a balanced diet and moderate activity such as your doctor allows, not a post-pregnancy crash-diet. If you are breastfeeding, aim to lose no more than a kilogram a month. If you are bottle-feeding, continue to eat a balanced diet. Talk to your doctor after six to eight weeks; once your energy levels are sustained it should be fine to start actively losing weight. The best way to shed pregnancy pounds is to walk at least 30 minutes a day and avoid trans-fats. When you stop breastfeeding, additional weight will drop off as your body returns to normal.
Many people will offer advice on what to eat following birth. These well-meaning recommendations are often cultural rather than factual. Some foods may indeed affect a baby or make the mother feel uncomfortable, but that varies for individuals. If you don't have existing allergies or sensitivities, then most foods shouldn't pose any problems when eaten in moderation as part of a varied diet.
Continue taking prenatal vitamins for about six months following birth or for as long as you breastfeed. This will provide critical nutrients such as vitamin D, iron and folic acid. Make sure your meals include foods high in calcium, folate, iron and protein. Even non-pregnant women often lack calcium and essential fatty acids, but these nutrients come from a sensible, well-planned diet. Supplements can also be used.
When my son was born, I was too tired and preoccupied to fuss with gourmet meals. Have dad stock the fridge with healthy, quick-fix meals like salad leaves, tubs of low-fat yogurt, and sliced fruits and vegetables. Roast meats can double as cold cuts for sandwiches or salad toppings. When you leave the house, take along some fruit, nuts, and pieces of cheese or other healthy snacks along. Include a fruit and vegetable at every meal.
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38243 Patwin TerraceDavis, CA 95616
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Located on almost on acre lot on a private street sits this truely custom home. Built in 2015 by Don Fouts it includes 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, soaring ceilings and lots of natural light, wood floors, custom window casements & crown molding, fireplace & a spa inspired Master suite. Perfect for grand entertaining or private relaxation, this home boasts 3 living areas, formal dining, a gourmet kitchen overlooking the family room and views to beautifully landscaped yard with no rear neighbors!
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- 1 House on Lot
- Approx Lot Size
- 0.930
- Year Built
- 2014
- Stories
- 2
- Fireplaces
- 1
- Garage Spaces
- 3
- 18079689
- Contemporary
Garage type
- 3 Car Attached
- Area
- Davis W
- Area ID
- 11404
- County
- Yolo
- Cross Street
- Patwin Road
- Elementary District
- Davis Unified
- Junior High District
- Davis Unified
- Senior High District
- Davis Unified
Additional Details
BuilderFouts Construction
ZoningRuralRes 1
Census Tract105.08
Living Area SourceAssessor/Auto-Fill
Energy Features
- Ceiling Fan(s)
- Dual Pane Full
- PVSolarArray Owned
Security Features
- Carbon Mon Detector
- Fire Suppression Sys
- Security Sys Prewird
- Smoke Detector
Miscellaneous Features
- BBQ Built-In
- Patio Uncovered
- Audio/Video Prewired
- Window Furnishings
Existing FinancingTreat as Clear
TermsFHA, Submit, VA
Tax Description
- Local Assessments
HOA Max100/Monthly
CC & R's1
HOA Includes
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- Central
- Central
- Fireplace Insert
- Domestic Well
- 220 Volts
- All Public
- Natural Gas
- Septic System
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Master Baths
- Double Sinks
- Shower Stall(s)
- Tile
- Tub Jetted
- Window
Additional Bath Options
- Double Sinks
- Tile
- Tub w/Shower Over
Laundry Description
- 220 Volt Hook-Up
- Cabinets
- Gas Hook-Up
- Inside Room
- Sink
Fireplace Description
- Family Room
- Insert
Dining Description
- Breakfast Nook
- Dining Bar
- Formal Room
Kitchen Description
- Counter Granite
- Island w/Sink
Kitchen Appliances
- Cook Top Gas
- Disposal
- Oven Double
- Refrigerator B/I
Floor Coverings
- Carpet
- Tile
- Wood
Room Description
- Downstairs Bedroom
- Loft
- Master Suite
- Separate Family Room
- Concrete Slab
- Frame
- Siding Cement
- Fenced Back
- Sprinkler Auto F&R
Road Description
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Roof Description
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Located just west of Sacramento, Yolo County boasts all the perks of its extreme proximity to the capitol as well as being that much closer to the Bay Area. The rural county does boast its own appeal and amenities, however, and is home to Raley Stadium and the River Cats, U.C. Davis, its own wine country, and a plethora of agricultural and culinary offerings.
The county is comprised of bountiful farmland and fields surrounding quaint towns full of charm and history. Its main hubs include West Sacramento, Woodland, Winters, and Davis, home of the nation's best farmers markets and one of the top ten public universities in the U.S. The campus features the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts and a 100-acre arboretum. It's also rated number one in both veterinary medicine and agriculture.
Yolo County communities have retained their quaint and off-the-beaten path allure while simultaneously cultivating cultural and environmentally friendly ways of life. Bike paths were carefully planned to connect neighborhoods and towns and local farmers were the pioneers of the farm-to-fork movement. Food celebrations, farmers markets, and produce stands are commonplace throughout the county, while gourmet dining, wineries, and breweries are on the rise. On the art front there are numerous galleries, art walks, and theatre companies.
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Meet Lauren
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Our newest rockstar is a Guilford native. Lauren is proud of being raised in what she fondly calls a "beautiful town." Sports and fitness were always a part of her life growing up. When she moved to New York City for work, she continued to seek out physical outlets. Yoga became a mainstay for Lauren. Noticing the significant benefits of the practice, Lauren enrolled in her first yoga teacher training.
" It became one of the most pivotal decisions of my life."
Lauren started to teach yoga classes before and after work. She visited various yoga studios. She sought out renowned teachers. That search led Lauren to make a bold and impressive SHiFT.
"My passion for these teachings grew so rapidly. Two years after moving to NYC and completing my 200 yoga teacher training, I decided to leave everything and go to India. I sold all of my possessions from my NYC apartment. I began the journey to become more connected to myself and the world around me"
While in India, Lauren completed her 500-hour yoga teacher certification. After the intrepid move to India, Lauren continued her travels. She taught everywhere she went, including sunset beaches in Maui.
Next on her path, Lauren took on a job at the revered Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health in Massachusetts. She continued to work, teach, and train. She completed an additional training in Ayurveda. After a few years in Massachusetts, Lauren SHiFTed herself back home.
Coming Home
"After all of my travels and exploration, I returned to the shoreline with a deep appreciation for this area. Appreciation for the ability to be closer to loved ones. Gratitude for beautiful changes of the seasons. Welcoming the satisfying pace of life. I look forward to continuing my learnings and sharing them with a community that I hold close to my heart"
SHiFT was reminiscent of the high-end, boutique fitness studios that Lauren once attended in Manhattan. Most importantly, SHiFT offered a tribe of support. Beacuse SHiFTers are eager to learn the beauty and balance of meditation, Lauren found a home for her teachings.
Meaning and Meditation
Lauren was introduced to meditation in her early years of training. She started turning to meditation as an antidote for a stressful job. Mediation also helped her navigate the daily anxieties and emotions that can easily consume us. Lauren proclaims, "Soon enough, meditation became as important as my morning breakfast, there was no way I could go without it in my day"
SHiFTers will now get the opportunity to learn the blessings and benefits of practicing meditation. Lauren speaks towards the deep body and soul connection. She also shares facts from published research steeped in neuroscience, proving the effect this practice has on the brain. Lauren's meditation series at SHiFT will arm us with tools that we can use in our daily lives.
"It's important to note that meditation can be done anywhere for any duration. Often people think it's just another lengthy thing they have to add to their to-do list. But in actuality, it is a transportable practice"
Lauren shares with us that meditation does not mean silencing the mind."Mindful meditation is more of a practice of observing the thought patterns of the mind non-judgmentally and learning how to navigate through those thought patterns without being controlled by them"
Imagine becoming more appreciative and less anxious. See yourself finding joy (and even laughter) as you delve into the practice of mindfulness and meditation. Our adventurous and generous hometown girl Lauren will SHiFT you into the best mental space of your life.
Written with Blogger Emily Webster


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"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" star Daisy Ridley is turning her sights on another popular series, this time the multiple Carnegie Medal-nominated young adult literary trilogy "Chaos Walking" for Lionsgate.
Patrick Ness penned the 2008 first novel, "Chaos Walking: The Knife of Never Letting Go," which is set in a dystopian world where all living creatures can hear each other's thoughts.
The story focuses on the only boy in a town of men. He makes a startling discovery that forces him to flee with only his dog in hand. As the townspeople are in pursuit, the duo stumbles upon a strange and silent girl. Ultimately the boy must unlearn everything he knows in order to figure out who he truly is.
Doug Liman is signed on as director, Jamie Linden penned the most recent script and Allison Shearmur and Doug Davison are producing. Production is slated to begin next year.
Ridley's casting has been confirmed by Lionsgate CEO Jon Feltheimer during an earnings call this week.
Source: Variety


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Planning an event, whether large or small, can feel like a monumental task. However, if you have the necessary event planning skills and information, it's a rewarding endeavor. When beginning the event planning process, you'll want to be sure on the type of event you're planning. Generally special events occur for the following purposes: Education (conferences, …Read More
A positive workplace is a productive workplace. Recent studies show that what really defines a positive workplace is when employees feel cared for, feel heard by superiors, and are inspired by their colleagues. These positive attributes are established when the leadership in a company sets a good example and helps to shape an optimistic company …Read More
The holiday season is only a few short months away, and for some of us planners, the holiday shopping season has already begun! Now, as you scroll through your holiday shopping list, gift ideas for distant relatives, immediate family members, and close friends all come to mind pretty easily right? Then you get to your coworkers …Read More


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The benefits of cloud computing are important to understand whether you own a small business, run the IT department in a growing enterprise or are in charge of making resource management decisions for a company of any size. If you don't understand the benefits, you may also not understand what exactly the Cloud is, what the options are and how you can access and utilize it. So what is cloud computing? The Cloud is basically any environment – from email to data storage to online applications – that is accessed through a network like the Internet rather than being accessed through the limitations of physical hardware and in-house software. The fact of the matter is that cloud computing can help businesses and organizations of all sizes and types to streamline their operations, cut costs, encourage greater collaboration and innovation and do more with their resources. While there are still some issues such as privacy and security that must be taken into consideration before choosing a cloud service provider, and even which applications to access through the Cloud, there are a number of benefits to this technology.
#1: A New Level of Sophistication
When your enterprise is accessing new applications, infrastructure and software in the Cloud, you can do much more sophisticated things than you would have been able to do if all your tools were supported in-house. Cloud computing has opened up new possibilities that would have been too complicated or costly for many enterprises to support before.
#2: Collaboration Leads to Innovation
The Cloud offers convenient, reliable and dynamic access to content, documents and tools that foster collaboration in a myriad of professional environments. Even if there is a snow storm, the office has burned down or if there are thousands of miles between offices, employees and partners can still work together to complete projects and serve customers or clients without any roadblocks.
#3: Increased Productivity
Being able to access important documents and development environments from any location in the world (as long as there is Internet access) ensures a huge increase in productivity for everyone involved. This means you never have to run back to the office just to access a document again once you're in the Cloud.
#4: IT Infrastructure and Support
You always have a tech support team standing by to troubleshoot and support your cloud computing needs, without having to pay anyone overtime. Whether you're having technical difficulties or making upgrades, your team will be ready, and you'll never have to worry about supporting the IT infrastructure in-house.
#5: More for Your Money
Cloud computing allows businesses and individuals to do more with fewer resources, and reduces the risk of investing in equipment that is just going to be out of date in a couple of years. Relying on a service provider to maintain the infrastructure for various applications and services also means you don't need anyone around with a great deal of understanding about how this new brand of information technology works. You can just focus on what you do best.
#6: New Security Capabilities
Cloud computing has had a bad reputation due to security concerns, but if you are working with a reliable service partner you can leave the issue of security to a team of experts who understand a whole lot more about data security than you do. The fact that your data will be there even if an accident or disaster strikes your physical office is also a huge security benefit.
#7: Options to Suit Your Needs
One of the major benefits of cloud computing for growing businesses is the wide range of options for customization, so you never need to pay for services you don't need. You can always modify your service levels when your budget allows or your business demands require.
Hopefully this list of benefits answers the question, "What is cloud computing, and what are its pros and cons." If you're still not sure whether switching aspects of your operation to the Cloud is the best option for your organization, there are experienced and knowledgeable business consultants who can help you explore your options and determine what's right for you. One of the nice things about cloud computing is its flexibility, so you can determine a combination of options that provide the most benefit and value for your enterprise.


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Bush Chef
300 kilometres east of Perth - smack bang in the middle of nowhere, to the untrained eye - it's just red dirt and shrubs - but to Chef Paul Iskov it's a pantry.
We're trekking through Mukinbudin, handpicking ingredients for an outback degustation dinner.
There's no power, water or lighting but Paul's creating a culinary masterpiece.
Along with some local meat and seafood, the ingredients we picked earlier are transformed into elegant dishes.
In the most basic of kitchens, he creates a five star feast. Now demand for Paul's amazing pop up bush dinners is gaining momentum around the country, with fans keen for a taste of our outback.
The pop-up dinners are run by Fervor
Next event will be in Denmark this Saturday
Next event in Perth will be September 26
More details : www.fervor.com.au


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Data Educators Site
My partner, Terry, is an engineer at NBC Universal in Hollywood and his passion is to put the tools of data science into the hands of everyone.
As he created courses to make that happen, I built the site, content, landing pages, and other information assets to support his goal. https://dataeducators.com


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WhatsApp has been plowing through feature updates in the private beta series. The latest version, beta 332, went out late last night/early this morning and continues to add new functions to the app. Those functions, including the coveted add pre-recorded videos and saving of sent videos, should be coming down the pike in a big update relatively soon.
Today's update brings with it one big new feature: account data migration. By heading into Settings > Account, users will find a new addition near the bottom: Change My Number. Tapping that button brings you to an information screen, detailing the process. The next screen allows you to enter in your old and new phone numbers to begin the process.
That's a big deal because WhatsApp, for all intents and purposes, is permanently tied to your phone number. Were you ever to switch services, you would have to create a new WhatsApp account, as currently there is no way to transfer your profile on Windows Phone (iPhone already has this feature).
Granted, this is a rare situation where you would need to use this function, but we can bet you'll be glad to have it if and when you ever do.
No word on when the beta features for WhatsApp will work their way into the main line release, but presumably it won't be too long. The beta for WhatsApp is a private with no public way to sign up, so you'll just have to be patient.
Source: Anonymous; Thanks, everyone, for the tips


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Breaking the Rules + Giveaway!
You may have noticed that I have been donning the midi length quite frequently lately (unintentionally) and by nature these types of dresses or skirts tend to be on the dressier side. Because they generally also hit around the mid calf area, pairing the look with heels is usually the safer option. I went against everything, because I can. And I think it's a lot more fun this way. If you feel good in it, wear it because in my opinion when it comes to personal style there are no rules. I styled this dress in a way that I could see myself roaming around the streets in or even on a school campus in.
Choies Pleather Jacket and Hat
FJORD Watch
Francesca's Rings
Can we also mention how excited I am about Fall being right around the corner? This look would work perfectly as a transitional Summer to Fall look You guys know i'm also a huge fan of affordable fashion and accessible pieces so this has been a fun collaboration with JCPenney! I have been so incredibly grateful and appreciative of your love and support so what better way to wrap things up than with a giveaway? There are multiple ways to Enter in this widget below, good luck! xoxo, Christine


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Article Sept. 11, 2017
Promoting math, sciences and innovation in Argentina
By working together with the schools' supervisor, areas for additional programs are identified and custom made programs are implemented to enhance the school curricula. Contests dedicated to math and science have been developed to all elementary schools in Rincon de los Sauces for participation. In 2017, an Energy and Technology special contest was formulated together with Fundación Cimientos and the Oil & Gas Argentina Institute (IAPG). The Learning is Energy contest incorporated theoretical energy content (geology, extraction and production, and responsible use at home) as well as innovative teaching techniques using the latest technology for student learning. Teachers attended a full-day workshop on digital applications and technology resources for creative and future student lessons. The schools prepared projects together with the students and received prizes for their efforts.
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THE Scottish Parliament should be allowed to use its funds to top up some benefits payments to tackle poverty and injustice, former prime minister Gordon Brown has suggested.
Mr Brown, who played a key role in the referendum campaign, has suggested 17 powers he believes should be transferred north as part of the pledge to deliver further devolution.
The Smith Commission, set up by the UK Government to examine what changes should be made, is due to report back next week.
Speaking ahead of the Commission's report, Mr Brown called for Holyrood ministers to be given a "very clear power" that would allow them to increase benefit payments north of the border.
The former Labour leader said that transferring powers over areas such as transport, infrastructure, employment, attendance allowance and housing benefit would give Scotland the chance to "formulate policies with the United Kingdom that will actually eliminate poverty and unemployment if we do it right".
He added: "I want us to think positively, constructively, about the next few years, whatever your views were in the referendum, how we can use the powers that we will have as part of the United Kingdom."
Mr Brown called on politicians to "bury the divisions of the Yes and No campaign and move forward as one nation".
He said: "I would give the Scottish Parliament the power to top up social security benefits if that is its wish to use its resources to do so. I do not want another bedroom tax fiasco.
"I would give a very clear power to the Scottish Parliament that it would be able to top up benefits if it thought in the interests of reducing poverty and injustice in this country that it was necessary to do so."
The Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath MP added: "Someone, somewhere, some time soon has got to put to the people of Scotland a programme, a social and economic programme, for bringing Scotland together, for uniting this country, for healing the divisions, for showing how all the energy we saw in the referendum can be best deployed to help create jobs, to create prosperity, improve the life of our communities, improve the social fabric of our cities our towns and our villages, and to deal with the perennial problems we still have to deal with of poverty and deprivation."
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Finished my last zero draft pass on the novel. In these several zero draft passes, I ended up adding approximately 1.8K words. The novel is now officially at first draft and ready for critique. Yay!
However, our trooper of a printer gave up the ghost several months back, and we've been limping along with a backup printer–accommodated somewhat by the cosmos which has not required us to print out many documents recently. But now, as I discovered after printing out the first thirty pages of Demon Queller, the backup printer is officially kaput as well.
Sigh. Time to buy a new printer.
Guess I should be grateful that our primary printer, an Epson Stylus inkjet, lasted for so long. Haven't needed to get a new printer in around ten years; that's a pretty decent run. But I'm irritated that we need to now.
So, any recommendations for a low-frills, low-maintenance, workhorse-esque inkjet? Otherwise, we'll probably end up getting another Epson. (The backup was a Canon, and it was not a workhorse.)
Originally published at EugieFoster.com. You can comment here or there.
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On November 11th, 2010 11:00 pm (UTC), yukinooruoni commented:
If you want to mail it to me, I can print you out a couple copies here at work, and bring them to you.
For printer recommendations - HP laserjets. They just don't ever seem to die!
On November 11th, 2010 11:08 pm (UTC), gardenwaltz commented:
Epsons are good. We have a multifunction printer that just keeps working.
I have an HP photoprinter, but I don't recommend it. Ink is $74 per catridge set and I've gone through 3 cartridge sets in the last year.
If you are willing to spend a little bit more up front, a laser jet, as opposed to an inkjet is the best choice now. They are cheaper to operate (toner is cheaper than ink) and they are getting pretty comparable in price. The best price to rating ratio on NewEgg for color laser jets is:
You can get just a monochrome (B&W) laser jet for much less, but I don't know if you guys do any color printing.
There are some really cheap laser printers out there but it's hard to find cartridges for them and the cartridges are usually pretty expensive for the super cheap printers.
If you really want an inkjet, this Epson is pretty highly rated, but I don't know about ink prices:
If you want a photoprinter too, Epson just released a new one:
On November 11th, 2010 11:56 pm (UTC), musingaloud commented:
I have a Dell and have been pleasantly surprised by it so far. It's fast, too. Doesn't hold quite as much paper as I'd prefer, though. Consider spending the extra (it was only $10 more on the Dell -- but I bought in combo with a desktop, too, which may have brought down the price) to get a wireless model. Now I can print from my laptop anytime, without having to go back and turn on the desktop if it wasn't running to print through the network.
On November 12th, 2010 12:57 am (UTC), cantstopthedawn commented:
If you want a printer that lasts forever and can crank out a million pages of text, an HP laserjet will serve you well. The only problem is the cost of toner--but a good toner will last you much longer than an ink. My company actually sells 5+ year old HPs (1320 and P2015) on ebay. We use the same printers in the office and they go forever.


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This LifeCell anti-aging cream review looks at the claims that this anti-aging treatment can reduce the signs of aging skin in seconds. Will it make fine lines, wrinkles, crows feet, and under eye puffiness go away right in front of your eyes?
Keep reading for an honest look at this claim along with a detailed look at the ingredients and how safe they are. Finally, we present some LifeCell customer and video reviews.
South Beach Skin Care manufacturers this anti-wrinkle cream and it's only available online. To avoid any problems involving the real product, its freshness, and the 30-day trial offer, only order through the official South Beach Skincare website. Keep reading for answers to important questions, starting with does LifeCell cream work?
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Does LifeCell All-In-On Anti Aging Cream Work?
As its name suggests LifeCell All-In-One is a solution designed to replace the need for separate products which target the signs of an aging skin one at a time. This way the company claims you don't need to use different products as this will do the work of all of them. If true it means less clutter in your makeup bag and drawer. The main target seems to be women who are aging although these problems can happen to younger women too. Men also use this anti-aging product.
The ingredients are below. One of the things that set this wrinkle cream apart from its competitors is its use of 'light-reflecting micro-technology'. They claim people are unaware your eye sees the shadow made by the wrinkle. Once natural light bounces into a wrinkle, its shadow appears almost invisible making them seem to 'magically' disappear.
Watch that in action in the video below. This is similar to the light-reflecting makeup has been around for years, although this is an updated version of that. They also use apple stem cells in their formulation. More on that later, but first here is a video demonstration of how the product works.
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The Ingredients in LifeCell Anti Aging Cream
The main key ingredients include dithiolane-3-pentanoic acid, ubiquinone, deanol, Retinol (Vitamin A) and ascorbyl palmitate. It contains moisturizers in it to renew the elasticity of your skin. Its unique combination of natural ingredients has all been chosen based on their anti-aging properties.
Here's a list of its key ingredients and a more detailed description of each one:
- MATRIXYL 3000: Made using peptides that stimulates collagen synthesis and skin repair. Matrixyl 3000 is the new upgraded formulation of the popular anti-aging compound.
- Dermaxyl: This ingredient can assist in replicating similar results of retinol. DERMAXYL, a new ingredient based on peptide technology combats the appearance of wrinkles.
- Deanol : Helps the skin produce acetylcholine, which results in muscle toning and firming. These effects are similar to what Botox patients are looking for without the hazardous side effects of injections.
- Retinol: Pure Vitamin A and the #1 dermatologist recommended wrinkle-fighting ingredient. It renews and rejuvenates skin cells to give the skin a smoother and younger looking appearance.
- Ubiquinone (CoQ10): Ubiquinone also known as CoQ10 is a super antioxidant. Studies claim it boosts the body's capability to produce collagen and elastin. The Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology concluded, "a combination of carotenoids and COQ10 in topical skincare products may provide protection from inflammation and premature aging caused by sun exposure."
- Ascorbyl Palmitate A form of Vitamin C, promotes skin collagen synthesis, provides protection from UVA and UVB sunlight and lightens dark spots, according to researchers. The Journal of Dermatology Treatment found in a study ascorbyl palmitate combined with two other antioxidants permeated through human skin, thus helping to prevent free radical damage.
- D3PA: Ditholane-3-pentanoic acid, or D3PA, is a universal antioxidant to fights wrinkle-causing free radicals, according to the website and other sources, and is a key ingredient in anti-aging treatments.
- Acetyl Hexapeptide-3 (Argireline): offers the same results as Botox injections without needles or the risk of damage to the skin or facial muscles.
There are other ingredients included in the LifeCell anti-wrinkle cream formula. Some ingredients may change as the product is further developed and improved.
Apples And Lifecell Skin Cream
Microtechnology does seem impressive but what about long-term results? According to the website, one of the anti-aging secrets used in the ingredients comes from apples.
Scientists have begun to investigate a little known Swiss apple variety called the Uttwiler Spätlauber. This is a little-used apple due to its extreme tartness, but it has come into the anti-aging treatments spotlight.
This is because of the regenerative power of the stem cells contained in this unique fruit, which has caught the attention of anti-aging treatments researchers.
According to the lifecellskin.com website, these stem cells can serve as a sort of internal repair system by replenishing the cells of your skin. You can get more detailed information about these claims on the official website.
What Is The LifeCell Trial Offer?
The manufacturer, LifeCell South Beach Skincare guarantees it will work. They offer consumers a special trial period to give them the chance to test their product prior to making any final decision. Your 30 day Trial Period starts when the product ships.
You will be responsible to pay Shipping and Handling charges for your first shipment of LifeCell. If you wish to cancel your order within your Trial Period, call 1-866-977-1412 and return your tube (even if it's empty!) within 30 days from shipping date and you will not be charged anything other than the shipping and handling fee. Be sure to read all the terms on the official website.
LifeCell Anti-Aging Price
If you enjoy LifeCell, do nothing and at the end of your Trial Period, your credit card charge is $189.00. You will also be automatically enrolled in the LifeCell VIP Discount Club. This means in approximately 30 days from the end of your Trial Period and every 60 days thereafter, a new 2 months supply of LifeCell for the VIP price of $149.00 per tube with FREE shipping for domestic customers.
This is a reoccurring order which is more fully described in terms and conditions section 2. It's important to carefully read and understand these terms before ordering. Remember, you can cancel at any time by contacting the Customer Care Department at 1-866-977-1412 or visit us online or send an email to [email protected]
Lifecell Cream User Reviews
Based on over 400 reader reviews of LifeCell Cream on Amazon it had an average rating of 3.6 stars. 49% gave it a 4 or 5-star review, 33% gave a 1-star review. So the majority of the people who have used this product claimed it has made a real difference in the appearance of their wrinkles and lines. Many said their skin felt smoother, softer, and had fewer lines.
Of course, the many unsatisfactory reviews means it does not work for everyone despite the claims it works on all skin types. Here are customer LifeCell cream reviews not from Amazon or the official website.
'racheyv' gave a LifeCell review on makeupalley.com
"I've been using LifeCell for over two years and have had great results! It drastically reduced the hyperpigmentation on my face and I also use it as an eye treatment. It smooths out wrinkles instantly and is fragrance-free and hypoallergenic. I have very vascular skin (pink) and this product gives me a much more even tone…"
She goes on to say she will continue using it. 'ChristinaSaunders' said this in the same forum:
"The effect I got from using LifeCell was amazing! My skin felt so much smoother and almost tighter. My eyes are what looks the best. I even saw the fine lines on my lips start to disappear…."
emilykristina on the womens-health.com forum stated:
"As we all know that healthy diet and good skin care routine is most important for beautiful skin. So, eat more green vegetables and fruits in your diet. Wash your face twice daily and apply LifeCell anti wrinkle cream daily to get rid of wrinkles. You will feel a difference in a couple of days. I know this because my mother also use this cream and now she has no wrinkles."
Emma Brown testified in part on the makeuptalk.com forum:
"wrinkles and aging….can be reduced with the help of some anti-aging skin care products. Lifecell Wrinkle Cream is the best option you can rely on. It contains scientifically proven anti-aging ingredients, has no side-effects and starts showing its signs after 17 seconds of application."
This is a review by Janice Hall on Facebook:
"I was going to have surgery to lift the skin above my eyes but after having used the all in one anti aging cream for months now, I no longer need surgery. I know longer have any fine lines. Small crows feet and smile marks is all I have. My neck looks better and people think I'm in my forties. I'm 68!! Thanks Life Cell !!!"
Of course not every Lifecell review was as positive as the ones above. It's no surprise not everyone agrees. The results with any topical product can vary due to different skin types, and PH balance. That's why a trial offer is so useful.
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Lifecell Video Review
Lifecell Pros And Cons
The Pros:
- Dermatologist recommended. (see website)
- Proven to be safe and effective.
- Contains all-natural ingredients.
- Works fast on fine lines and wrinkles.
- Guaranteed to work.
- Discrete delivery.
The Cons:
- Higher price than other brands.
- Not available in local stores.
The Lifecell South Beach Skin Care Company
People like to know if the supplier of specialty products has been in business long and if they are responsible or not. The South Beach Skin Care company has been in business for over a decade and has a solid reputation among the people who use their flagship product.
They take their customers health and safety seriously and that's why their product is 100% Hypoallergenic and considered safe for all types of skin. Another indication of their commitment to responsibility is they do not use animal testing for their products. They have been certified as cruelty-free by PETA.
These facts along with good customer reviews are a sign this product is safe and effective to use.
Where To Buy LifeCell Cream At The Lowest Price
It is only available online. To get the best price, the real product, and the 30-day trial offer you need to visit the official website. Purchasing anywhere else could lead to problems.
Those problems include outdated product, cheap knock-offs, and even outright fraud. Protect yourself against fraud by only using their encrypted ordering process to keep your information safe.
LifeCell is also available in:
- The UK
- Australia
- Canada
- Other countries
Plus ordering from the official South Beach Skincare LifeCell website qualifies you for the money back guarantee. Ready to lose the fine lines and wrinkles? Try the Lifecell trial offer today.
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Paras Mahal , mahal
Accomodation :
60 rooms.
Amenities :
Cable TV, Mini bar, Attached bath, Room service, Direct dial facility, Hot & Cold Water, Swimming Pool, Bar & Restaurant.
Dining :
Deepawali, Urvashi Bar
Location :
Udaipur Dabok Airport – 25 Kilometers, Railway Station – 500 Meters, City Center – 2 Kilometers
Hotel Paras Mahal
Udaipur, set on the central part of the city, is known for its perfect blend of Rajsthani tradition with modern culture. Paras Mahal is Located on one of the most prime real estate areas of Udaipur, Hotel Paras Mahal offers you the best of two worlds : traditional Indian hospitality and all the modern conveniences. The Hotel, with 60 fully-equipped rooms, is one of the carnival group hotels of Rajasthan. With a fascinating pink structure the Hotel offers a perfect holiday package.
Address :
Near Paras Cinema, Hiran Magri Sector 11 Udaipur - 313001, Rajasthan - India
Tel :
+91 - 294 - 2483391/92/93/94
+ 91 - 294 – 2584103
Website Address :
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In 1974, after much experimentation, we recreated an old Milk Paint formula to provide an authentic finish for our primary business of building reproduction furniture. Since then we have sold our paint to professionals who are either restoring original Colonial or Shaker furniture, making reproductions, or striving for an interior design look that is both authentic and beautiful. Milk Paint is now gaining an even wider usage because it contains only ingredients that are all-natural and will not harm the environment. Our authentic real milk paint is truely a "green paint" that comes in 20 colors.
Milk Paint Review:
As my husband and I go on our journey of giving out home a cosmetic make over I got to chance to work with Old Fashion Milk Paint. The color I chose was Tavern Green but I wanted it in a lighter shade so Milk Paint sent me the correct amount of Snow White to mix with it. With this painting going on the walls they sent their SafePaint which was formulated for use of non-porous surfaces such as previously painted walls and for new sheetrock. It will also adhere to other surfaces such as metal, previously finished wood, cabinetry, furniture and more. You can also use it on porous surfaces like bare wood too. This was our first time using Milk Paint of any kind so I was a little scared but after reading the directions I was confident that everything would work out great. The SafePaint is easy to mix, we used a drill with an attachment but kept it to a slow speed which helped get the paint ready faster. Plus it saved us from having to mix by hand.
There is no smell to this paint what so ever and has a great consistency. At first I was going to paint our kitchen with the paint but in the beginning stages of getting it prepped my husband was called to work. Which means there was no way I could move any of our heavy appliances (refrigerator, stock etc) myself. With the paint already made and waiting (covered with a lid) I had to think quick of another area I could paint. Within a few minutes I decided to paint our kids bathroom, there wasn't much to move and it could use a color change. While applying the paint it was easy to spread and covered the other paint quite well. I was a tad worried because it was coming out darker then what it looked like in the bucket but I kept on painting. While it was drying I started noticing it was becoming lighter which was what I wanted. Once the whole bathroom was painted it was time to wait for it to be completely dry I gave it about a hour maybe a little over before I went to check on it. After that time I went in to inspect the work that I had done, the color was the shade I wanted and it looked great but as I got closer I saw some problems. We have textured walls throughout our home and in some spots I guess I didn't spread the paint out enough and it now has a cracking look, not to much of a big deal though. After sitting there and looking at it for awhile I came to the realization that I wasn't a green person anymore, I used to love green but I wasn't feeling this one. I have no idea why but my kids love the color and that is all that matters, they also like the feel of the wall. There is no shine to the paint and it almost feels like chalk. I apologize for the photos not being all that great but I couldn't get a good picture for the life of me no matter how hard I tried! It looks gray in the picture but in person it is definitely green!
My overall experience which Old Fashion Milk Paint was a very good one, they have a great easy to use product. I personally would use it solely for projects rather then on walls my reasoning for that is solely based off my view and how it turned out because of my errors in judgement (color choice) and application. Besides my own personal errors this really is an easy product to make and use, the company is wonderful too.
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Pedal-Powered Fun
By Rich Armstrong
Hobie, the 67-year-old company known for the Hobie Cat, which introduced countless people to the joy of sailing, has introduced the next evolution of stand-up paddleboards (SUP). The Hobie Mirage Eclipse is a SUP with handlebars and the hands-free pedal drive that revolutionized both recreational kayaking and kayak fishing.
"'It's like walking on water,' is how our customers describe using the Eclipse," says Doug Skidmore, president of Hobie.
Jim Czarnowski, Hobie's director of engineering, describes the MirageDrive as "the heart of the Eclipse." The engineering is simple but surprisingly effective at getting the board moving. A natural stepping motion cycles the large topside pedals connected to underwater fins that power the Eclipse as slow or as fast as desired. The fins fold against the board for shallow water and beach landings. As a boat toy, the Eclipse stows as easily as an SUP usually along the rail, and the handlebars detach and can be stored in a hatch or lazarette.
The steering controls on the aluminum alloy handlebar are equally simple to learn: Just squeeze the right caliper to go right; squeeze the left caliper to go left. The handlebar adjusts from 36 to 43 inches tall to accommodate a range of rider statures from kids to adults.
The rudder offers stand-up control unique to the Eclipse. It kicks up in shallow water and can also lock into place for improved tracking when the Eclipse is used as a traditional SUP — just one alternative way to enjoy this board for upper-body fitness paddling.
EVA deckpads provide high-traction footing and enhanced comfort for all-day rides. There is room for extra gear or the family dog to perch on the stern. Cargo bungees on the aft deck secure gear.
Eclipse accessories include a protective board bag and a cart that makes transportation from beach to vehicle a breeze.
The 10.5-foot model starts at $2,499; the 12-foot model at $2,599. Each size comes in two colors: Solar (yellow) and Lunar (blue). They are available at Hobie dealers around the world.
Check out this video to see just how the Hobie Mirage Eclipse works, along with some of the possibilities for fun on the water.
— Published: June 2017
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July 16, 2017
Another Peranakan Milestone – Peranakan eateries going casual
SINGAPORE – Peranakan cuisine is often associated with pricier restaurants, but this may soon change as more eateries offering the heritage food are opting to go the casual route.
In the last year, at least seven Peranakan eateries have opened and more than half have chosen to go casual and mid-range.
Find out more about it here.


text: DigitalShould Agencies Act More Like Startups?Or is it the other way around?By Anthony Ha|October 4, 2011ShareBy Anthony Ha|October 4, 2011Share The panel topic may have been whether ad agencies need to "think like tech companies," but Jon Steinberg, president of viral marketing company BuzzFeed, suggested that the opposite question might be more relevant: Do tech startups need to act more like agencies? Sometimes, startups that have big ideas about how they want to shake things up don't understand how things are done now, Steinberg said. That's why, when given the opportunity to speak at New York startup incubator TechStars, Steinberg chose not to give an inspiring speech about entrepreneurship—instead, he focused on the nitty-gritty of the ad industry. "You can't disrupt if you don't know what you're disrupting," he said. On the other hand, Steinberg also talked about working with brands to develop a more nimble, flexible approach to advertising. BuzzFeed and a company like GE might release 30, 40, or 50 videos promoting wind power and expect that only a few of them will really catch on. Brands shouldn't stress out about the content that doesn't take off, he said—they just need to feel comfortable with the idea that anything they release might get shared widely. Paul Gunning, CEO of agency Tribal DDB Worldwide, didn't sound too comfortable with this approach, because it's risky for brands that have spent years or decades building their reputation. "You can't screw that up," he said. Gunning argued that the startup and advertising worlds run on opposing philosophies. Luck plays a big role in startup success, while agencies are "not in the business of luck." In fact, he said the job of agencies is to avoid risk and mitigate the effects of luck. There's a problem with that approach, countered Rei Inamoto, chief creative officer of agency AKQA: It can lead to mediocrity. "I think a lot of this business is based on mediocrity," Inamoto said. Sharehttp://adweek.it/2jKQYIb copy Adweek Adweek


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Mirimax sold to construction magnate
30 July, 2010
Walt Disney Company agreed late Thursday to sell Miramax Films to an investor group for about $660 million. The deal ends a laborious six-month bidding process in which the founders of the storied independent film label, the brothers Harvey and Bob Weinstein, fall short in their attempt to regain control. Disney agreed to the sale after a construction magnate, Ronald N. Tutor, and his allies paid a nonrefundable $40 million deposit and presented a financing plan.


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Tracy High Volleyball Starts Off Strong
November 7, 2016
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The Tracy High girls' volleyball teams started off the season strong on October 4th with wins against Lincoln at home. The freshmen went two sets and won both to win the game. Junior Varsity went a total of three sets and won the first and third to win the game. Varsity went four sets out of five and won the first, second, and fourth to win the game against Lincoln.
Before entering the varsity game one of the captains on the team, Chelsey Eddy Berry knew it was going to be a difficult game playing against one of Tracy's rivals. "Practice was really tough on Monday," Eddy said. "We came out strong and we gave it our all. We were really excited about the win. We all know how each other plays and we trust each other," Eddy stated.
Karina Rodriguez, co-captain junior, discussed the tough parts of the game against Lincoln. "The most frustrating part of the game was definitely in the third set kind of midway when we were just making mistake after mistake and we were losing to ourselves," Rodriguez claimed. "That was really frustrating, especially when we had done so well the first two games we should have finished in three, but we let up and we weren't focused so we ended having to go four."
Eddy Berry and Rodriguez both predict that the Tracy High varsity volleyball team will go far this season. "We want to win league. We want to make it all the way to playoffs and finish first," Eddy declared. "If we stay focused we can win league and I think even playoffs we can go very far," Rodriguez claimed.
The volleyball team's biggest goal this year is to make it to state to win it all. Last year the varsity volleyball team made it to the semi-finals and came up short, but this year they want to make a difference.
Rodriguez talked about the dedication and hard work it takes to be on the girls' varsity volleyball team. "There is a lot of dedication required to be on the team. We practice every day and if not practice then we have a game. It also requires a lot of commitment to each other and the coaches. Even to yourself, you have to love the game to want to play for this team," Rodriguez expressed. "Even during a game when we are struggling, like last night for example, when in that third game everyone was making mistakes you have to look to each other for support. So I think that's a big part of being on the team."
The Bulldogs are starting off this season strong with a win against rival, Lincoln. They are hoping to improve tremendously throughout the season.


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On Monday, February 12, 2018, Summit County Executive Ilene Shapiro and Summit County Council passed legislation approving and adopting the County's 2018 Capital Improvements Budget of $12,643,855. The legislation also approved the Capital Improvements Program for 2018-2023, which serves as a blueprint of expected capital spending over the next five years.
The 2018 Capital Improvements Budget reflects financial and economic priorities established by the County Executive that focus on the success and security of Summit County residents. As local government resources remain scarce, the County's capital dollars have been focused primarily on criminal-justice facilities, technology that improves government efficiency, and road, bridge and sewer infrastructure that benefit County residents and encourage business growth.
The County's 2018 Capital Budget is $63.6 million, with $38 million to be spent on sewer system improvements, $16 million to be spent on roads and bridges, and $5.6 million on County facilities. Approximately $20 million of the $63.6 million is funded locally, with most of those dollars coming from either the motor vehicle gas tax or sewer user fees. The remainder is supplied from a combination of Federal and State funding in addition to low interest loans. Only a small portion of the Capital Budget – $2,239,930 is paid through the County's General Capital Improvements Fund.
"For several years, the County has used its limited local capital dollars to invest in projects that improve services and safety for our residents, and leverage other capital resources to maximize the dollars we spend," said County Executive Shapiro. "The 2018 Capital Budget continues this effort by focusing on areas of much needed technology, infrastructure and public safety, while continuing to emphasize the importance of collaboration, consolidation, sustainability, and economic development initiatives within Summit County."
Program highlights include plans for the implementation of a County-owned Next-Gen compliant computer aided dispatch (CAD) system, which will cut costs, streamline services, and modernize and improve public safety communications systems. Currently, the cities of Akron, Stow, Cuyahoga Falls, Tallmadge, Green and Fairlawn are working with the County to identify the vendor for this CAD system, which will support all of their dispatch operations at substantially less cost than if each purchased a separate system. This project comes as the County completes an upgrade of its emergency radio system into a P25 compliant system, which enables emergency, public service, school district, and healthcare employees throughout Summit County to communicate and coordinate services.
Further emphasizing the importance of public safety improvements and facility maintenance, the 2018 plan directs $1 million towards improvements in two of the County's largest and most vital assets – the Summit County Jail and the Summit County Courthouse. Interior fencing and camera systems are some of the improvements to be made at the jail. The courthouse will receive much needed building repairs and will also be home to a new memorial honoring Summit County's Veterans.
"Summit County is working tremendously hard to provide citizens with security and job opportunities, while working through major budgetary constraints from the State and Federal governments," said County Council President John Schmidt. "The 2018 Capital Budget targets core areas within our county that need improvement and also funds projects that will further develop and strengthen our local and regional economy."
In addition to public safety, economic development and infrastructure have been major focal points of Executive Shapiro's administration and this capital plan. The County and the City of Akron have partnered with the Greater Akron Chamber to plan the Firestone Business Park off South Main Street in Firestone Park. Part of the old Firestone campus will be revitalized and transformed to open up new land for development in a core area of the County, while also serving as the new home of the County's Department of Sanitary Sewer Services' new combined maintenance facility


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Here is a Video Valentine for my wife.
When my wife and I were dating, I had a little problem with her dog during our courtship. This song saved the day, but not the dog. We were eventually married and have lived happily ever after. Just kidding about shooting the dog. Didn't happen. Made it up. The happily ever after, however, is true.
It was the only way I could find to use this particular song on the blog. It was written by my brother Jeff. It was a tribute to either love or his Labrador. I am still trying to figure out which one.


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Twelve things patients would like to say to their doctors
Recently, I wrote a column outlining things that doctors would really like to tell you but were much too polite. Judging from your kind letters of support such as "Your mother must wonder about your intelligence." and "Your photo lines our bird's cage beautifully"
I have decided to further that column with one of what patients would like to tell doctors as pre your letters. So for those patients responsible enough to respond, here is an actual list of your responses and my response to your responses.
#1: Cold hands or stethoscope can be a shocker, doctor.
Cold is an important sensation that we are actually using to test your reflexes and see just how high assorted body parts will leap, spin and purr, patient included. So while the stethoscope-from-the-icebox may seem like a cruel joke, we are in fact only doing this for you and your reflexes, sort of like smacking your knee with our rubber hammer or poking your eye with a pen.
#2: How about some magazines from THIS year in the office?
I can only speak for myself by saying that the magazines in my office are all fairly current. We have up to the minute comments by President Reagan on Iran Contra and you can even catch up on Cassius Clay's most recent antics.
#3: Bad breath simply won't do, doctor.
As health professionals we have to be examples of good nutrition. I realize that there might be a slight odor to such nutritious marvels as garlic, tuna and Snickers, but what could possibly say, "eat your leafy greens " better than a sprig of parsley stuck between our teeth and gums.
#4: Have someone call if you're running an hour or two behind (our time is as valuable as yours).
This is why you are called patient and we are called many other things. We'd love to phone you but we're pretty busy chipping ice off stethoscopes.
#5: It would be great if doctors could recommend some natural remedies at times, instead of just writing a prescription.
Just last week I recommend hemlock and an asp for Charlie Sheen.
#6: The walls of those little exam rooms are so thin, I'd rather not know about that next person's odd rash.
Ahhh. This is another deliberate test, specifically of your hearing. In addition, we have found that waiting times are reduced as a result of eavesdropping. By simply announcing in the next room, "Today Bloggins, we are conducting a study on ALL patients with this new cayenne suppository, so hold still", we find we patients move out of the office as quickly as the new long haired boy in prison.
#7: Speaking of paper thin, can you actually give us a gown that's more than just 1 ply? How about something with a thread count! It's cold in that little room.
The catwalks of Milan are teeming with 1 ply's this year. Besides, if by the time we come into the room, your core temperature hovers around say… Nunavut, the stethoscope might actually feel toasty.
#8: We women would like to say that a picture on the ceiling would be nice.
And cover up the skylight?
#9: We want to know you're human. Put some pictures or mementos up in your examining room of your family.
"…and these are my sons just prior to sentencing."
#10: Don't look at our charts with that "oh brother not this person again" look on your face.
You misread us. We are really saying "Hey brother, knot this person again" meaning we are pleased to have you come back for more sutures.
#11: And what's with all those sick people sitting in the waiting room spreading germs?!
Here I agree. I feel that the healthy ones should be in the waiting room while the sick ones should wait down the road by the cemetery.
#12: I'd rather the receptionist wasn't so loud when asking why I'm here!
I wouldn't worry about this too much. Very few people really understand the difference between herpes zoster and simplex anyways.
Contact Dr. Dave or read more at www.wisequacks.org.


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The Sixth Labour Government has released terms of reference and appointed the chair for the third broad review of the New Zealand tax system since 2000—all following a new government's election.
A key objective of the tax working group is "fairness"—how income, assets, and wealth are taxed and promoting the right balance between the productive and speculative economy. Another main objective is raising sufficient revenue to fund government expenditure at around 30% of GDP.
The terms of reference also direct the 2017 tax working group to specifically consider:
The 2017 tax working group's scope excludes consideration of raising tax rates, taxing the family home or inheritances, the interaction between tax and social policy, the base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) tax reforms and Inland Revenue's business transformation.
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Si Woo Kim became the youngest winner of THE PLAYERS Championship in the tournament's history at just 21 years and 304 days old.
The world-number-75 shot a bogey-free final round 69 to beat Ian Poulter and Louis Oosthuizen by three shots for his second PGA Tour title.
Having started the day two shots off the lead, the South Korean opened with three front-nine birdies before closing in 36 to break Adam Scott's record set at 23 years and 8 months in 2004.Embed from Getty Images
Kim headed to the back nine with a two-shot lead over Poulter, Lucas Glover and Kyle Stanley after an opening nine of 33.
Bogeys on the eighth and 12th for Stanley and Glover respectively dropped them away to leave Kim and Poulter as the two leaders.
On the contrary, Poulter took a birdie on the 11th to move to within one and pile the pressure on the leader in the group behind.Embed from Getty Images
Having been two-over for the round, a huge eagle-putt on the 11th moved Oosthuizen right back into contention, one behind Poulter and two-behind the leading Kim. That eagle became even more poignant as Poulter's first bogey in 40 holes, on the 12th, brought Oosthuizen up to tied second.
As Oosthuizen dropped again with a bogey on the 13th, Kim refused to let up and opened the back nine with four straight pars to maintain a two-shot lead over Poulter. The let up looked as though it might have come on the 14th as Kim flew the green but a remarkable up-and-down from the South Korean to save par was the story of his round.
Poulter struggled to break through and headed to the 18th hole on the back of five straight pars, still two shots behind the leader. HIs approach on the final hole went drastically right and into the spectators giving him an impossibly obstructed pitch; despite a remarkable attempt he could only manage a bogey and opened the door for Kim to close out nine consecutive back-nine pars for victory.Embed from Getty Images
On the back of six missed cuts, four withdrawals and no top 20s in Kim's last 15 starts, no-one could have called this victory but perhaps it's one that will kickstart the career of the 21-year-old.


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This looks yummy and a great idea. Great little walk through and after watching it… all I want is a Grilled Cheese like this!
Posts Tagged 'Grilled Cheese'
Need To Try This | The Best Grilled Cheese (Kind of) On ErphMonday, January 18th, 2016
A Year Later | Let's Try This Again | Grilled GoodnessMonday, January 26th, 2015
Last year I went to Chasing The Cheese in PTBO and made some yummy grilled cheese with them picking the cheese and I made them and sampled each one to later reveal what type of cheese they gave me. This year… I did it again and went back to the cheese shop. This time… I thought I would shoot a little video about the little outing.
Chasing The Cheese Challenge | Please Pick Me Three Kinds To Make Yummy Grilled Cheese!Sunday, February 9th, 2014
On Saturday after having grilled cheese for breakfast at the Planet Bakery. I went into the cheese shop next door called "Chasing The Cheese". I didn't catch her name but this wonderful lady served me. I asked her to pick out three cheeses that is enough for 3 grilled cheese that I wanted to make at home using a fresh loaf of bread bought at the Planet Bakery. I told her not to tell me which ones and that I will look at the sticker after I eat them.
She liked the idea and thought about two selections and asked Julie the owner for the 3rd one. I was excited and paid for my purchases and went home. When it was time to get it going the three cheeses were opened and numbered and I made them one by one and tried each one. I rated each one and after it was over… I looked at the labels to see what each one was.
I was told that I needed to add Roasted Red Peppers with one of them and Sauteed Onions to the other. I forgot to purchase a nice Salami for the 3rd one. The wonderful lady who served me wrote on the packages which ones I would add the extras.
Grilled Cheese #1: Cheese = Zacharie Cloutier | Quebec | w/ Roasted Red Peppers
This one was yummy. It was the first one of three so it was hard to judge it since I was wondering where the other two would stack up. It was nice with the roasted red peppers inside. Beautiful cheese.
Grilled Cheese #2: Cheese = Gruyere de Grotte | Switzerland | w/ Caramelized Onions
This was was the best grilled cheese I have ever eaten. It was like eating French Onion Soup in your hand. It was so good. Clearly the winner of the day. Fuck this was good! Highly recommended.
Grilled Cheese #3: Cheese = Brebirouse D'Argental | France | Salami suggested and forgotten.
This one was my third pick. This cheese was so creamy… I used a knife to spread it like butter. This one was a stronger cheese in your mouth and after. I would love to try it again with the salami and see what that would be like since that was recommended to me.
Thanks to the two super helpful ladies of Chasing The Cheese on Water St. I will be back. I love grilled cheese and it's awesome to go out and try some new ways to enjoy such a classic lunch that has span over my lifetime.
Foodie Friday | Double Grilled Cheese Sandwhich BurgerFriday, August 30th, 2013
This was really good. Two grilled cheese sandwiches that make up the buns & a peppercorn/garlic burger in the middle with bacon. Yummy. Going to grill Donuts now on the BBQ and have that with ice cream.
This was also yummy also. I would have this again. It called for Rum. Took store bought donuts and halved them and sprinkled with Cinnamon and put them on the BBQ for a bit. Also, made a little ice cream sandwich and also tried it in a bowl with BBQ'd peaches.