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HR Devi and Associates
RS 1,75,000 To 2,50,000 Mumbai
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Q.C. Incharge / Manager Q C ( 10 - 15 yrs)
Oasis Management Consultants
RS 5,00,000 To 10,00,000 Baramati, Pune
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Administration Executive Mumbai (Immediately) ( 4 yrs)
Prism Manpower Services
RS 2,00,000 To 6,00,000 Mumbai, Mumbai Suburb
Facility Management: - Daily round of the premises - Rectifications of issues with regards to facility - Updation of snag list on weekly basis - Stock verification, updation and procurements - Overlook on Security and Housekeeping work on dai...
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Key Accounts Manager ( Fresher)
Relay Express
RS 1,00,000 To 2,00,000 Hyderabad, Jammu, Indore, Nagpur, Kolkata
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Kuksons Electronics Pvt Ltd
RS 2,00,000 To 3,00,000 Pune
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Sdp Hr Solution
RS 6,00,000 To 7,00,000 Ankleshwar, Bharuch, Surat, Mumbai, Mumbai Suburb
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Immediate Administration Executive ( 1 yrs)
Prism Manpower Services
RS 1,00,000 To 3,00,000 Mumbai, Mumbai Suburb
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Tejaswi Services Pvt. Ltd.
RS 1,75,000 To 2,25,000 Mira-Bhayandar, Thane
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Senior Dispatch Officer ( 2 yrs)
Mahima Consultancy
RS 50000 To 1,50,000 Nagpur
Position : Sr.Dispatch Officer - 01 (Purchase Department) Work Location : Nagpur B.Com,M.Com,Diploma in material management will be preference Min & Max of 5-6yrs experience in Dispatch Supervision and similar industry such as Waste Water Trea...
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Distribution Officer ( 1 - 3 yrs)
Sidhivinayak Consultants
RS 1,00,000 To 2,00,000 Mumbai
Transportation: Insurance : MIS and Reports : Negotiation of freight charges with transporter & making agreements of the same. Checking bills of transporters thoroughly through acknowledgement for any shortages of material & making payment. Lodge ...
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Warehouse Manager for a Pharma Co. Mumbai (Central Suburbs) ( 8 - 10 yrs)
RS 3,50,000 To 5,00,000 Mumbai, Mumbai Suburb
We have an urgent requirement for our client into Pharma Sector. Please find the details below: Company Name: Reputed Pharma Co. Position Offered: Warehouse Manager Location: Mumbai (Eastern Suburbs) Opening: 1 Nos. Industry: Pharm...
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Channel / Dealer Coordinator ( 2 - 3 yrs)
Smart Equation Consultancy
RS 3,00,000 To 4,00,000 Mumbai
Job Description -coordination Will all the Channel Partners & Manager of Mumbai / Western Region of India -coordination with the Oem's & Updating Them Periodically with the Reports & Data of Sales -follow-up On Orders with the Channel Partners -c...
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Finance Manager for Chemical Manufacturing Co. (Bhandup, Mumbai) ( 12 - 15 yrs)
RS 8,50,000 To 11,00,000 Mumbai, Mumbai Suburb
We have an urgent requirement for Finance Manager with our leading client into Chemical sector. Please find the details below: Position Vacant: Finance Manager Job Location: Bhandup, Mumbai Organization Name: Leading mfr of chemicals Industry Typ...
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Customer Support Officer ( 5 yrs)
Yodot Services
RS 2,50,000 To 3,00,000 Nagpur
1) Order booking in SAP 2) Sending dispatch documents to the customer within the stipulated time as per guidelines. 3) Follow-up for "C" forms/Sales Tax concessional forms. 4) Back-office support to the customer managers. 5) Networkin...
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Area Sales Manager ( 1 - 3 yrs)
RS 2,00,000 To 5,00,000 Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Delhi
Must be fluent in writing and over the phone communication with language being English Must be able to co-ordinate between Client and Various Teams like production, dispatch etc Must have indepth knowledge about Architects, interior designers and PMC...
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Sales Executive/sr. Executive ( 0 - 2 yrs)
Paramount Group
RS 1,00,000 To 2,75,000 Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi
New Enquiry Generation Client Visits And Maintaining Relationship With Clients Achieve Allotted Targets For Respective Area Taking Care Of Payments And Material Dispatch For Respective Clients
Key Skills : sales executive,marketing,distribution,business development executive,business developer,regional manager,head sales,channel sales,sales...
Senior Quality Assurance Officer ( 5 - 8 yrs)
RS 3,50,000 To 6,00,000 Mahad, Pune
We have an urgent requirement for Senior Officer QA (API) for our client into API/ Bulk Drug Sector for their plant at Mahad, Maharashtra Position Senior Officer- QA Department Quality Assurance Location Mahad, Maharashtra (Raigad Dist) Reporting...
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Sr. Executive - Marketing ( 2 yrs)
Jomax HR Services
RS 4,00,000 To 7,50,000 Nashik
Required Sr. Executive - Marketing education: Be ( Electrical) experience: Minimum 2 Years Experience in Marketing Field. job Location: Nashik. Maharashtra. India industry: Switchgear / Electrical preference: Any positions: 1 ctc: 5-7lpa dep...
Key Skills : electrical,marketing,senior executive,business development
Requirement for Senior Dispatch Officer ( 2 - 3 yrs)
Mahima Consultancy
RS 1,50,000 To 2,00,000 Nagpur
Position : Sr.Dispatch Officer - 01 (Purchase Department) Work Location : Nagpur Min & Max of 5-6yrs experience in Dispatch Supervision and similar industry such as Waste Water Treatment Plant. Descriptions: - Requirement Skill: Having a disp...
Key Skills : dispatch officer,dispatch planning,packing manager,ms office,senior dispatch officer,dispatch manager,dispatch supervisor,distribution...
Business Development Manager - Corporate Sales, Mumbai ( 2 yrs)
RS 1,50,000 To 3,25,000 Mumbai
Job Description :- - Responsible to Create a Bank of Contacts and Accounts for Biryani360 to Fulfill as Part of Their Daily Orders and Increase the Same Over Time. - Building Their Own Business Development/corporate Sales Team to Expand On the S...
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Export Documentation, Mumbai. ( 2 - 4 yrs)
Prism Manpower Services
RS 2,00,000 To 2,50,000 Mumbai, Mumbai Suburb, Navi Mumbai
Dear Candidate, we have a job opening for the post of Export Documentation with our client at Goregaon, Mumbai. Please find below the job description for your kind perusal. Handling all the Export & Import documentation & Shipment. Report...
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Opening for Delivery and Collection ( 0 - 1 yrs)
RS 1,25,000 To 2,25,000 Mumbai
Opening for Delivery and Collection starting Salary: 10000 to 16000 job Location: all Over Mumbai. company Facility Medical and Insurance. most Welcome for Freshers. for More Detail Contact Hr Kajal
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RS 1,75,000 To 2,50,000 Mumbai, Mumbai Suburb
- Attend to retail customer queries & provide solutions - Uploading & maintaining of products on various portals - Managing/Updating Inventory & re-ordering of Products - Finding of new sellers who can sell on our platform - Solving p...
Key Skills : senior executive,ms office,ms excel,assistant manager,senior assistant,senior associate
Logistic Executive ( 3 - 10 yrs)
Sdp Hr Solution
RS 3,75,000 To 4,25,000 Ambarnath, Mumbai, Mumbai Suburb, Thane
Experience: 3 to 8 yrs. Posted on: 19 Dec Any graduate / post graduate with experience in logistic / depot / warehouse management Profile: - Finish Good Dispatch, Invoice generating, Inventory Management, Vehicle coordination and arrangement etc. ...
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Head Sales/National Head Sales ( 9 - 11 yrs)
Skylink Hr Services
RS 50,000 To 60,000 Nashik
Position: National sales Manager/ Sales Head Experience Required: 10+ yrs Base Location: Nasik Division: Agro Preferred Industries: Any agricultural inputs Role & Responsibilities 1. Head the entire segment of Agriculture product sales 2. Ad...
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Quality Control Incharge ( 12 yrs)
Progres Hr Solutions
RS 8,00,000 To 30,00,000 Navi Mumbai
- Candidates having a more than 15 year experience in Industrial establishment preferably in valve and pumps industries. - NDT Level 2 qualification is added advantage - AWS is also added advantage - Should be Computer literate - Good Reader of ...
Key Skills : Quality Control Incharge,Quality Control Inspector,Quality Control Manager,Quality Control Officer
Required Biker for Field Work for Mnc ( 0 - 1 yrs)
Hr Services
RS 1,00,000 To 1,75,000 Mumbai, Mumbai Suburb, Navi Mumbai
Need Field Executive for Leading Mnc . Time to Work with Top Companies. Required Bike and Driving License.
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Depot / Warehouse Manager ( 1 - 2 yrs)
Campbell Agro Mfg Industries Pvt. Ltd.
RS Up To 1,25,000 Mumbai
Must speak English. Keeping Stock Report / Inventory. Monitor that deliveries are done on time. Co-ordinate with Sales Department. Must be able to do data entry in English. Will be incharge of timely dispatch of goods . Following up with Sales ...
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Aarna Consultancy
RS 3,00,000 To 5,00,000 Mumbai, Mumbai Suburb
- Candidate Should have Minimum 4 to 7 Years of Working Experience in Excise Department. - to Co-ordinate with Excise Dept Officers On Weekly and Monthly Basis. - Should Able to Monitor & Take Care to Complete Excise Procedures Getting Done in ...
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Client Servicing Executive ( Fresher)
Tejaswi Services Pvt. Ltd.
RS 3,25,000 To 3,50,000 Mira-Bhayandar, Thane
Job Description :- position/designation : Client Servicing Executive department : Marketing & Sales location : Mumbai reports to : Client Servicing Manager job Purpose : Managing Customer Experience with the Company & Providing Custo...
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Urgent Need Transport Exacuitive for Logistic Company ( 0 - 1 yrs)
bhawani consultant services
RS 1,00,000 To 2,50,000 Mumbai, Mumbai Suburb
Salary -10000 k to 20000 k /month Duty hours -10 am to 7 pm Education- h s pass Location -mumbai
Key Skills : transport exacutive,dispatch supervisor,logistic manager,vendor manager,warehouse manager
Job opening for the post of Logistics personnels at Andheri, Mumbai ( 5 - 10 yrs)
Prism Manpower Services
RS 5,00,000 To 6,00,000 Mumbai, Mumbai Suburb, Navi Mumbai
Respected Candidate, We have a job opening for Logistics personnels at Goregaon,Mumbai. Please find below the JD is as follows - ·Responsible for dispatch and logistics of finished pharma products. ·Planning & monitoring of storage, delivery & ...
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Asst. Manager- Finance (API/ Pharma/ Bulk Drug), Mumbai ( 6 - 10 yrs)
RS 4,00,000 To 7,50,000 Mumbai
· MIS Reporting · Preparation of MIS Report on MTD and YTD Basis · Preparation of variance analysis to determine difference between budgeted & actual results · Detailed analysis of the volume and price variance ...
Key Skills : finance,mis,sap,product costing,financial analysis,costing,treasury,budgeting,performance analysis,adhoc reports,product...
Warehouse manager,Dispatch manager ( 12 - 13 yrs)
Fuso India Pvt Ltd
RS 3,75,000 To 4,00,000 Nagpur
13 Years Exp in Glass Field On Dispatch Warehouse
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Sales Coordinator ( 1 - 4 yrs)
Prism Manpower Services
RS 1,00,000 To 2,00,000 Mumbai, Mumbai Suburb, Navi Mumbai
Job description- 1- To attend call/mail and revert. 2 -Follow up on client queries. 3- client follow up till dispatch and full payment. 4- Good English communication skills 5- Basic knowledge of computers 6- Experience:- 1-4 years. Require ...
Key Skills : sales coordinator,sales executive,sales officer,sales head,sales manager
Asst. Manager Qa (api/ Bulk Drug), Mahad ( 8 - 15 yrs)
RS 4,00,000 To 6,50,000 Mahad, Pune
We have an urgent requirement for the post of Asst. Manager-QA with our reputed client into API/Bulk Drug Mfg Co. Please find the details below: Requirement: 1 Nos. Job Location: Mahad, Maharashtra Designation: Asst. Manager-Qual...
Key Skills : quality assurance,api,pharma,mahad,quality documentation,quality engineer,senior quality engineer,quality engineer cad,quality control engineer
Balaji Group
RS 60,000 To 2,50,000 Chalisgaon, Dhule, Jalgaon, Nashik, Sangli - Miraj & Kupwad
office executive and field work
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Supply Chain Operation Manager ( 4 yrs)
Birla Gold & Precious Metal
RS 1,00,000 To 3,00,000 Mumbai
Vendor Identification Product Sourcing Sourcing Price & fixation Order Placement / Collection Category Wise Vendor selection Can handle Dispatch / Packaging
Key Skills : supply chain operation manager,chain operation officer,operation manager
Pricol Pvt. Ltd
RS 7,00,000 To 9,00,000 Pune
• Ensure timely accomplishment of production targets within the time and work towards improving productivity with LEAN, MOST,TPM,KIZEN,5S etc • Proven track record of Productivity impartment, Rejection control, Man management, streamlining oper...
Key Skills : production assistant manager,production manager,quality manager,dispatch management,quality...
Client Coordinator, Backend Support ( 1 - 4 yrs)
Hrimkar Creations Pvt Ltd.
RS 1,00,000 To 2,00,000 Mumbai, Mumbai Suburb
1) Fixing Appointment for Sales staff 2) Coordinating with clients 3) Stock maintenance 4) Vendor Follow up etc. 5) Planning for Dispatch
Key Skills : backend support,backnd support,backnd support officer,backnd support head,backnd support manager
Manager E- Commerce Online Operations (operations Leader) ( 3 - 10 yrs)
Riddisiddhi bullions limited
RS 4,00,000 To 9,00,000 Mumbai, Mumbai Suburb
Role: 1. Vender Co-Ordination:– I. Co-ordination with Website Developer. (Website Related Issues) a) Product Listings b) Product activation / deactivation c) Updates or changing in pricing, description or content & etc. II. Arra...
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The Course will be held on 4-24 October 2015 at Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, Naples, Italy. The Course is organized by the Stazione Zoologica in cooperation with the Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and the IOC Science and Communication Centre on Harmful Algae. APC 11 will cover morphology, taxonomy, and phylogeny of marine phytoplankton species. The aim is to increase and update the expertise of the students in the taxonomy and specific identification of diatoms, dinoflagellates, coccolithophores and other phytoflagellates, with emphasis on light microscopy and integrating molecular data and new approaches to the study of microalgae. The programme will consist of lectures and practical sessions. During the latter, a diverse collection of preserved and live material will be offered for examination in light microscopy. Selected material will be observed in electron microscopy. Topics - methods and criteria for species identification - molecular and morphological phylogeny - specialized literature - toxic and harmful species - general and specific aspects of phytoplankton biodiversity and biogeography Faculty • Federica Cerino (Istituto Nazionale di Oceanografia e di Geofisica Sperimentale, Trieste, Italy) • Mona Hoppenrath (Forschungsinstitut Senckenberg, Wilhelmshaven, Germany) • Wiebe H.C.F. Kooistra (Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, Naples, Italy) • Carina B. Lange (University of Concepción, Chile) • Jacob Larsen (IOC Science and Communication Centre on Harmful Algae) • Nina Lundholm (Natural History Museum, University of Copenhagen, Denmark) • Øjvind Moestrup (Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark) • Marina Montresor (Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, Naples, Italy) • Ian Probert (Station Biologique, Roscoff, France) • Diana Sarno (Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, Naples, Italy) • Karen Steidinger (University of South Florida, St. Petersburg, FL, USA) • Carmelo R. Tomas (University of North Carolina at Wilmington, NC, USA) • Adriana Zingone (Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, Naples, Italy) Participation is limited to 20 participants with PhD, MSc degree or equivalent, and with documented experience in phytoplankton identification. A good knowledge of the English language is necessary. The registration fee of € 600 includes course tuition and materials, as well as social activities. More detailed information, as well as the application form, is available at www.szn.it
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darling, I love flower pins!!! ;)
best of luck in sacrament tomorrow! love the pin! im not talented enough to follow you!
Discovered you from Blue Cricket and Happy to have! LOVE the name of your blog and banner. And it looks like I'm gonna love visiting often. ooxx`jodi
Adorable. Good Luck on your talk tomorrow.
These are soooo cute!!! Found your blog from your comment on mine - you are so creative - I have found some new inspiration. Oh - and you have a new follower!
Wonderful~ you have such a sweet place here!Hugs,Christina
so cute! I want to make one. Hope the talk went well. And LOVING the necklaces. I guess I need to keep my eye out for some of those!
darling! i must try the hairspray trick! super cute. I haven't had a second to go and look at your previous post, so now I am off to steal more of your fantastic ideas!
So cute--did you make the little green flower, too?
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Soenke Bartling and Benedikt Fecher on the use of blockchain technology in research.Currently blockchain is being hyped. Many claim that the blockchain revolution will affect not only our online life, but will profoundly change many more aspects of our society. Many foresee these changes as potentially being more far-reaching than those brought by the internet in the last two decades. If this holds true, it is certain that research and knowledge creation will also be affected by this. So, what is blockchain all about? More importantly, could knowledge creation benefit from it? One potential area it could be useful is in addressing the credibility and reproducibility crisis in science.


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As mentioned in my previous post, I was in major party planning/preparation mode in October and the first two weeks of November. In addition to managing that, Zach coerced me into trying Crossfit for the first time.
Now that he built a gym in the garage, it not only makes working out easier for him, but makes it more accessible to Allie and I. The first workout wasn't so bad, but I think that was mostly due to having such a good trainer! Zach is so patient, encouraging, and really takes the time to teach us what to do.
Besides exercising, I exercised my right to vote on November 8. This little girl in line who brought a chair and ipad had the right idea! Ha!
Although election season was pretty painful and embarrassing for most people, I found myself so proud to be an American on election day. I am so grateful to live in a place where...
- We have choice, an opportunity to stand up for what we believe and be heard.
- Men and women have equal voting rights.
- Communities can convene at local facilities to vote - quietly, orderly, respectfully and without opposition, resistance, or persecution.
- People from every community come together to make this system possible.
- We share sample ballots and pens and clipboards no matter race, age, or ethnicity.
- We are not only offered the chance to vote, but also bottles water and coffee (reg and decaf with all the accoutrements) provided by a local church while we wait.
- I can forget my ID and someone kindly holds my place in line.
In other news, my MIL, Allie and I gave our front entry and back patio a little makeover by adding some planters full of cabbage, pansies, creeping jenny, and chard.
I absolutely love how these turned out! I am especially fond of the little evergreen bush who is the star of this arrangement. We've named him Leyland and he's become part of the family. :)
Minus the cypress, we duplicated this look in the hanging baskets on the back patio and they just look so adorable! I wish I could keep these year round.
Speaking of home, Al's birthday party was held on Saturday, November 12th at our house. She wanted to invite friends over for a night of worship, sweet treats, and just... have some outdoor fun so that's exactly what we did. I am going to write a separate post sharing all my party throwing tips/tricks and every last detail/photo, but for now I'll just share a few.
At first I was looking for a cool venue to rent for this, but we decided to redo our lower patio instead of paying for a rental. We've lived in this house 3 years and have really never touched the lower patio off of the basement. I grow herbs down there in a planter during the summer and that's really all we've used it for since our outdoor table, grill, etc. is on the upper deck off of the kitchen.
Here is a "before" photo where we just have old, weather-worn outdoor furniture, some string lights (half falling down), and some pavers being overtaken by weeds and moss.
Here is the "after"!
Improvements include:
- cleaning up all the pavers and removing all the weeds
- repainting all the outdoor furniture
- repainting an old, faux mantle my MIL gave me last Christmas and hanging it on the wall
- adding pom-pom garland to the string lights on the ceiling
- adding textiles, decor, and accessories
We also added a patio fire pit with wood benches (that we painted to match the other furniture) as well as a freestanding patio heater since it was chilly that night.
The party food table included Krispy Kreme doughnut holes, brownie pie, assorted mini cupcakes, parfaits, chocolate covered oreos, and apple pecan oatmeal cookies. I made everything from scratch except the doughnut holes and cupcakes.
All in all the party turned out better than any of us expected and I was just so so happy Allie had such a wonderful time as well as all her friends.
Post-party leftovers. :)
On Allie's actual birthday (Tuesday, November 15th), Zach surprised her by taking her on a breakfast date and letting her miss her first class. We NEVER let her miss school so this was a big treat.
Sweet 16! I made this print a few months back and it couldn't be more appropriate for our Al. :) She is a gem and we are so proud to be her parents.
Per her request I made her yellow cake with chocolate icing. I am not a big cake baker, but I was pretty pleased with how this one turned out!
That night we let Al decide what she wanted to do for dinner/where she wanted to go and all she wanted was to get pizza from O4W (her favorite) and eat it at home on the couch. Ha! So that's exactly what we did, but not without a little birthday fanfare in the form of number sparklers on her cake!
We also surprised her with a new iphone. Over a month ago she lost her iPhone 6 so she had to down grade to an old 4 we had lying around. I know I know, first world problems, but the loss of luxuries available on the newer phone did not go unnoticed. (Hopefully she learned her lesson. :)) Anyway, we pranked her by wrapping up an ARCHAIC Motorola flip phone I found in a random box and gave her that as her gift. Ha! We didn't let too much time pass before telling her she would be getting an actual upgraded phone instead of one that belongs in a museum. LOL
With Allie turning 16, I just felt so nostalgic... looking back at old photos and marveling at how much has changed since Zach and I got married. I put together a little collection of some of my favorite photos (there are SO many it's hard to choose), but take a look and see Al through the ages. :)
I mean really?! Look at her! She is so adorable and bright and lovely. Here's a side-by-side of her, Left: age 9 at our wedding, Right: just last month. Wow, time really does fly.
Happy Birthday my darling daughter! We love you Al!!!
While we were celebrating Allie's birthday, my friend Whitney (who lives in NYC) was celebrating her art show opening at Hathaway Gallery. Her show, titled Cosmic Nostalgia, is on display in Atlanta for the next few months and I just had to go by ASAP!
If you are local, you should drop by too and see all her amazing pieces!
I know it's hard to have a sense of scale here... but those teeny, tiny swirling black lines are microscopic and all drawn by hand. I seriously don't know how she has the eyesight or patience for this kind of detail. She is amazing and our whole family just thinks the world of her and her work.
My favorite paint glob. :) So beautiful.
We are so proud of you Whit! Congrats! We can't wait to visit you again in NYC.
My parents made two quick visits to our home this month - before and after their annual Christmas tree run to NC. It was good to see them before Thanksgiving and have them in town!
A few new things for me this month include learning calligraphy/hand lettering.
I have always had an interest in this and decided to give it a go. I purchased a simple beginners handbook online and have been slowly practicing. I am starting with faux calligraphy (just using a regular pen) and it's harder than it looks! Strangely, now that I type so much, my hand isn't use to writing for long periods of time and it gets tired so quickly! Allie wanted to learn too so I made her a copy and hopefully, in a few months, we will be legit calligraphers!
In food news, I got two, new awesome things this month: the Paprika recipe app and the Autoimmune Wellness Handbook.
The app is really transforming the way I organize my recipes and grocery list and I am loving it! Surprisingly, I have not had a super organized system for my recipes, but now that I cook so much - and am growing tired of constantly flipping through cookbooks every night (although I love love love cookbooks), it is helping me streamline both the cooking and shopping process and I am a huge fan. If you are looking for an app to easily store your recipes, I highly suggest Paprika! It's totally worth the $4.99 or whatever it costs.
The Autoimmune Wellness Handbook is a wonderful resource for people who are concerned about health and think they might have an autoimmune disease. It has so much great information and is an awesome way to educate yourself on this health issue. It does include some recipes in the back, but personally... none of these really catch my fancy and I prefer some other autoimmune cookbooks when it comes to finding AIP recipes.
And speaking of food... due to being so laser focused on Allie's party, cooking took a little bit of a back seat for me for a few weeks. Don't get me wrong - I still was doing AIP, but doing it has efficiently as possible. These Epic Bars were my lifesaver, providing quick pre-packaged protein I could take for lunch instead of having to prepare food.
I also hosted my first ever (almost) completely AIP compliant dinner party! Our friends John and Kayla came over and they were such good sports, allowing me to experiment with some new recipes... no matter the outcome. :)
The menu included butternut-carrot-ginger soup, sweet potato biscuits (gluten-free, but not AIP), maple bacon brussel sprouts, cranberry-braised short ribs, and pumpkin spice cake. (I didn't have time to take photos of my dishes, so these are straight from the recipes!)
I also through together some SUPER simple place cards/tags for each person just to spruce up the table beyond candles.
Pulling off a dinner party during the week takes A LOT of preparation, especially if you are majorly health conscious, work full-time and commute any significant distance. If you want to take this on though, here are my suggestions to make it doable:
- Do it on a Monday so you have Sunday to prep.
- Iron all linens (make sure nothing still has a stain or crumble on it), make place cards, and set the table (if possible) on Sunday so it is done and not a last minute stressor.
- Have atleast 2 or 3 dishes you can make completely a head of time so you don't have to fool with it the day of.
- If trying new recipes - have a simple back up plan. For me, since I was trying a new dessert and was really unsure how it was going to taste, I had some simple, chocolate covered oreos (gluten/dairy-free ones :)), in the fridge ready to go should I need to supplement the dessert.
- Leave time to clean the kitchen before guests arrive so its not a hot mess/requires a massive effort at the end of a long evening and all you really need to do is load the dishwasher and relax!
- Make sure the dishwasher is empty. I know this is a first world problem, but it's a major downer to have a giant mess in the kitchen and then realize the dishwasher is completely full and has not been turned on....
- Create a relaxing, cozy ambiance by appealing to all the senses - great music, warm candles, soft lighting (none of that bright white fluorescent stuff), enticing smells and of course, delicious food!
We had a seriously awesome time catching up with the Joiners and are so glad they are back living in Georgia! Welcome home guys. :)
Some other dishes I have tried this month include the following. Please note: I am totally obsessed with cranberries and incorporating them in multiple dishes. :) Aren't they just so beautiful?!
These are chicken burgers (patties made with ground chicken, bacon, apples, onion, and rosemary) and topped with fresh cranberry sauce (cranberries and maple syrup heated until the berries have popped and sauce has thickened). These are SO GOOD.
Not a good pic cause it was night time so no natural daylighting, but this dish is so simple- cinnamon sweet potato, apple, cranberry bake.
Leftover pie for two :)
AIP apple cinnamon rolls. I actually really liked these and will make them again. It's the closest thing to bread I've had in 4 months!And now for the Thanksgiving wrap-up... we headed to Florida to spend the holiday with my parents and extended family in the area.
My parents log cabin where I grew up. My parents have lived here since I was 5 so it's a little surreal to go back and things be just as they were like... 25 years ago. :)
My MIL and Al on the front porch.
I absolutely love this Norfolk pine tree on the corner of the yard. I am a total sucker for evergreens.
Aren't the limbs just so beautiful?
And this foxtail fern is so cool looking, even though it is kinda like the plant version of an octopus (eww). My dad is like... Mr. Green Thumb and has so many plants growing in his yard, many of them originating in my grandmother's yard from many years ago.
A year or two ago my dad built a barn on their property. This isn't your average barn for doing farm type things. This is a party barn, meant for hosting gatherings such as Thanksgiving lunch.
So cute right?
This year he even made the tables and benches out of pallet wood and spent many months collecting the assorted, old wooden chairs.
Fall-y table decor, courtesy of Mom, my Aunt Susan, and my MIL Cindy (who spent the entire week down in Florida hanging with my parents!).Little turkeys made by my cousin's 3 daughters.
Happy Thanksgiving!
This year we had about 30 family members together for the holiday. It's a full barn y'all!
My plate. This is the first Thanksgiving of my life I haven't divided in and gorged myself on casseroles and desserts.
I did deviate from the auto-immune protocol somewhat by having a little dairy (butter in my gluten-free biscuit and in the apple cranberry crumble I made) as well as some sugar and pecans (in the crumble), but besides that I was within the guidelines. I consider it a huge win I was able to get through the holiday without having gluten, cheese, or an excess of nutrition-less carbs and crazy amounts of sugar.Eating my very first gluten-free biscuit, the biscuits I have been making for Allie for months now. She was SO excited to watch me taste it! haha
I brought my own dessert which was a Hail Merry dark chocolate miracle tart. I love these things and they are AIP/appropriate treats every now and then. :)
Playing a little Dog Bingo with the family :)
Really stiff competition here :)
And what's Thanksgiving without an afternoon nap? :)
However, these two made sure to spread the Thanksgiving joy to the neighbor's horse before conking out on the floor. Ha!
On Black Friday, it's becoming our tradition to head to the beach and enjoy a relaxing day at the coast. I like going to Ponce Inlet because it is usually pretty deserted without all the touristy hubbub.
We bring only the essentials, aka Chipotle. :) This is what eating gluten/dairy/legume/nightshade free at Chipotle looks like. LOL (ps. In full-disclosure I did bring my own plantain chips since I can't do the corn ones.)
Taking a picture of Zach... taking a picture.Don't know these people, but I wish I did so I could give them this cute photo I snapped! I love bike riding at the beach.
Bird chaser
One of my favorite things to do at the beach is walk the shore. It's so relaxing and beautiful and I love doing it with Al and my MIL. Allie picked up some treasures along the way.
Family :)On Saturday - before college football gameday really got rolling, we headed to the movies to see JK Rowling's Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. I coerced Zach and Allie to pose in this display and clearly, Zach is way more into it. HAHA
I wanted to create a side-by-side to see how much they have changed in the last 6 years. I can't tell a difference, can you? :)
I mean wow. She looks so grown up. And so does he. Ha!
That night we had a cookout with some family and the guest of honor was Mr. Bush!
Mr. Bush was my dad's baseball coach 46 years ago and they have been friends ever since, best friends for as long as I can remember. They taught at the same school for decades, coached baseball together, have gone on Christmas tree trips to NC together... you get the picture. Mr. Bush even spoke at my grandma's memorial service back in 1998 and even traveled with us to her burial in south Georgia. He's been a part of our family for a long time now and Thanksgiving would not be Thanksgiving without seeing Thomas Bush!
Zach, Al, my MIL, and I headed home Sunday morning - listening to the new (and amazing) Brett Eldredge Christmas album the whole way (you should get it), and as soon as we pulled into the driveway, operation "get ready for Christmas" began!
We put up the tree and stockings and decorated together while the Christmas tunes filled the air. I made some GF/DF chocolate chip cookies and we sat in front of the fire watching The Holiday and soaking up every ounce of Christmas coziness and cheer. I am just so so grateful for these seemingly small, but incredibly beautiful moments of quiet, comfort, and peace.
This year, I put away our red ornaments and only used silver, white, and our special ornament collection.
Our 2016 ornament is this cute antler. :)
In addition to hanging out stockings, I also was inspired by my friend Lindsay Alexander to "shop my house" and spruce up the fireplace area. The chair is from Allie's bedroom, the pom pom fringe, blanket, wire basket and firewood was snagged from the new patio accessories collection, add some white lights, fresh pine and viola!
And speaking of stuff, I am a big online shopper so I did the bulk of my Christmas gifting on Cyber Monday. I mean... it's just so convenient. If you live in Atlanta and there is a way to avoid traffic/lines, you DO IT. No questions asked. :) For me, I think I enjoy the gift wrapping part of gift-giving just as much as the gifts themselves. I love searching for a new theme each year and the perfect packaging products. This year I am making little yarn pom poms to top the gifts. Pom pom fringe at Allie's party... on the mantle... pom pom garland on the Christmas tree...Can you tell I am totally digging the pom poms this year?!
The first little gift collection under the tree :)
I also have been enjoying FINALLY watching the Gilmore Girls reunion on Netflix. For 4 nights straight (there are 4 episodes), I got cozied up on the sofa - basking in the Christmas tree glow with some sort of little treat, and watched my show. :) After it was all said and done, I am really... conflicted over the content and how it has changed my view of the show/characters, but at the end of the day I am glad they did this and it was so fun to go back to Stars Hollow and see all those familiar characters and places again.
Now that December is here I am planning for the holidays. This is the first year Allie will be with us for Christmas Day (YAY!) and that we will be hosting the family at our home in Georgia. I am excited to do some new things, try some new recipes, and give/serve our community this month!
Happy Christmas y'all!


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Status | Definitief |
Aantal pagina's | 24 |
Commissie | Wegenonderhoudsmachines en -producten |
Gepubliceerd op | 01-04-2015 |
Taal | Engels |
NEN-EN 15429-3 establishes a method to assess the PM10 and PM2,5 efficiency of road sweepers. PM10 and PM2,5 efficiency includes a sweeper's ability to: - Remove and capture PM10 and PM2,5 particulate matter, and coarse size fractions, from typical urban road surfaces; - Minimize the amount of airborne and entrained PM10 and PM2,5 particulate matter resulting from the sweeping process. The sweeper's ability to remove and capture particulate matter and coarse size fractions is assessed using procedures and equipment to determine the amount of a test material (consisting of particulate matter and coarser size fractions) the sweeper is able to remove from a test surface during a controlled test run. This test measurement is used to calculate the removal efficiency for the sweeper. The sweeper's ability to minimize the amount of airborne and entrained particulate matter is also assessed using procedures and equipment to determine the airborne concentrations of PM10 and PM2,5 resulting from the sweeping of a test material (consisting of particulate matter and coarser size fractions) during a controlled test run. The test measurements are used to calculate PM10 and PM2,5 emission ratings for the sweeper. This test allows the use of dust suppression water. Sweepers configured as flushing machines, or equipped with front-mounted spray bars which are not part of a dust suppression water system are not within the scope of this test. The road sweeper's performance results are reported in a quantitative numerical format that will allow comparative assessments of similarly classified sweepers. This test does not specify pass/fail criteria for the PM10 and PM2,5 efficiency measurements specified in the test procedure. This test is applicable to truck mounted, self-propelled, towed and attached sweeping equipment as defined in EN 15429-1:2007, Clause 2. This test is a model/type test, requiring the sweeper being tested to be representative of all factory production of that particular sweeper model.
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Nederlandse titel | Veegmachines - Deel 3: Doeltreffendheid van de opname van fijnstof - Beproeving en evaluatie |
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Online electrical retailer, AO.com announces it is set to sponsor Britain's Got Talent on ITV
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ITV announce a brand new TV special with Take That, one of the UK's most successful bands, which will air later this year.
Benidorm series 10 goes into production
Thu 02 Mar 2017
The popular comedy has been commissioned for a tenth series on ITV, which goes into production on location in Benidorm this month and will air 2018 on the channel.
Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway - The Missing Crown Jewels (video2)
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Jockey Club Racecourses, owner of iconic British tracks such as Cheltenham, Aintree, Newmarket and Epsom, is to raise this year's planned investment in prize money by £2.2m to £15.4m.
However, Simon Bazalgette, the chief executive of the Jockey Club, says the group will not be able to meet the minimum tariffs published last month by the Horsemen's Group, despite the programme at all 14 of its tracks, as a whole, exceeding the tariffs by more than £3m.
"We intend to raise our own contribution, which will require us to achieve the revenue targets we have set from ticket sales, sponsorship, media rights and hospitality," said Bazalgette.
"This extra money will mean that we meet the tariff in a significantly higher number of races, but the only way we would be able to meet the tariff for every race would be to redistribute our entire prize money programme and significantly reduce the value of some of the world's most iconic races.
"In our discussions, the Horsemen's Group has appreciated this, so we have agreed that the most appropriate act for the good of British racing is to raise our 2011 prize money investment by a further £2.2m beyond our last agreement."
The support of the Horsemen's Group for the deal, despite the admission of Jockey Club Racecourses that it will fail to meet the tariffs in a number of races, will open up obvious questions for owners and trainers who have so far boycotted races where the minimum levels are not being offered.
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Solving polymorphic has_one through building and nested forms
I recently hit on the brilliant idea of using STI (single table inheritence), polymorphic classes, nested forms and has_one through models all at once just to prove how silly I am.
My use case is an asset manager backed by paperclip. I wanted all assets to go into a single S3 folder and be mananged by a single :assets table. Then I wanted any other model to be able to associate uploaded assets at any arity. Gumpf!
My base class for an STI compliant asset table is
# == Schema Information
# Table name: assets
# id :integer not null, primary key
# attachment_file_name :string(255)
# attachment_content_type :string(255)
# attachment_file_size :integer
# attachment_updated_at :datetime
# created_at :datetime not null
# updated_at :datetime not null
# type :string(255)
# attachment_processing :boolean
# terminated :boolean default(FALSE)
class Asset < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :assetable, :polymorphic => true
delegate :url, :to => :attachment
delegate :expiring_url, :to => :attachment
delegate :present?, :to => :attachment
validates_attachment_presence :attachment
has_many :assetable_assets, :dependent => :destroy
has_many :assetables, :through => :assetable_assets, :as => :assetable
AssetPath = ":rails_env/assets/:id/:style.:extension"
def self.configure_attachment options = {}
options.merge! :path => AssetPath
has_attached_file :attachment, options
Then I need a class to associate other objects, assetables, with uploaded assets. Note that assetables are polymorphic
# == Schema Information
# Table name: assetable_assets
# id :integer not null, primary key
# assetable_id :integer
# assetable_type :string(255)
# asset_id :integer
# created_at :datetime not null
# updated_at :datetime not null
class AssetableAsset < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :assetable, :polymorphic => true
belongs_to :asset
# Clean up orphans
before_destroy do
if not asset.nil?
if asset.assetable_assets.count == 1
And an example of a concrete assetable class.
# == Schema Information
# Table name: users
# id :integer not null, primary key
# email :string(255) default(""), not null
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
has_one :assetable_asset, :as => :assetable, :dependent => :destroy
has_one :avatar, :source => :asset, :through => :assetable_asset, :class_name => "ImageAsset"
attr_accessible :avatar_attributes
accepts_nested_attributes_for :avatar
def build_avatar attributes={}, opts={}
asset = ::ImageAsset.new attributes, opts
build_assetable_asset :asset => asset
self.avatar = asset
def avatar_with_build
a = avatar_without_build
unless a
return build_avatar
alias_method_chain :avatar, :build
Now I can upload an avatar via a formtastic form as so
= semantic_form_for @user, :url => user_profile_path(@user), :html => { :multipart => true } do |f|
= f.inputs do
= f.input :email
= f.input :name
- if user.avater.present?
= image_tag user.avatar.url(:thumb)
= f.inputs :attachment, :for => :avatar do |a|
= a.input :attachment, :as => :file
= f.buttons
For some reason that I can't get my head around Rails doesn't ship with a handler for polymorphic has_one builders. I expected to be able to do
out of the box but I got an error that the method does not exist and it took some fiddling to figure out how to emulate it.
For reference, The image asset class is defined below which fleshes out the STI part of the problem. Maybe it would not be necessary to have STI support on the assets table but it might happen that I have assets with different styles and need to classify them as such.
class ImageAsset < Asset
configure_attachment styles: ImageSizes.standard_sizes_hash
validates_attachment_content_type :attachment,
:content_type => %r{image/.*},
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Diana's Jewels for Catherine
What has happened to Diana's wish that her jewellery be passed on for her sons' wives?
Has the Queen been given all the jewellery instead? I gather Catherine has not worn a tiara yet? |
I believe that Kate has wore some sapphire earrings of Diana's. They were redone as drop earrings. Kate is usually very minimalist with the jewelry. It usually just earrings, bracelet and some times a necklace.
There is a state visit in Nov for the South Korean President so maybe the Cambridges will attend now that William is out of the RAF. That would be where the bling would come out. |
Someone in another post has said :-
The jewels are in a safe; and now belong to the Duchess of Cambridge. A different scenario is Princess Grace of Monaco. I believe her jewels went to her two daughters, and not to the future Princess Charlene of Monaco! |
:previous: Um, that would be "The jewels are in a safe; and now belong to the Duke of Cambridge and his brother, Prince Harry".
How the brothers divide the jewels is anyone's guess and we'll only know when we see their respective wives wearing them. |
Yes, that does make more sense.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Qf52L1bBm6...d+earrings.jpg I think they are very beautiful earrings and it makes sense that they went to Kate instead of Harry's future wife because they match her engagement ring. And I like what Kate did with them, ie, redoing them as drop earrings. |
^^ That could be a solution during some time but eventually they'll have to divide it so that the jewels can pass to the next generation.
^^ Keep in mind we're talking about a different thing: Diana's personal jewels, the ones she really owned and left in her will to her sons. So, totally independent from the Windsors. But the foundation idea could work, I think. I must admit I don't know much about the Dutch foundation, though
Do you think that when Harry get's engaged he will choose a ring of Diana as engagement ring for his future wife. And if so which ring he will choose.
Could Kate wear the Spencer tiara or is it for the Heir of the Spencers ?
^^Could you post a pic of it, Idmemail? I don't think I remember that ring...
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I don't think Kate's sapphire earrings are diana's, for one there are more smaller diamonds on diana's earrings than on kate's that surround the sapphire. Second, the sapphire is different, on diana's the sapphire is smooth like a cabochon and on Kate's you can tell it's faceted. It may be a sapphire from Diana's collection, because she has so many, but I don't believe they are from this particular set of sapphire earrings.
How William and Harry split Diana's personal jewelry is between them. William's share will become part of the royal collection when he becomes King and will eventually pass to George. |
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Eide Bailly gives out Arizona Resourcefullness Awards
Regional CPA and business advisory firm Eide Bailly LLP announced the winners of its 2016 Nonprofit Resourcefullness Awards, recognizing outstanding nonprofit revenue generation efforts in Arizona, Colorado, Minnesota, and Utah. The recipients in Arizona are: Grand Prize: The Phoenix Symphony ($10,000) Runner-Up: Phoenix Rescue Mission ($3,000) Honorable Mention: Greater Foothills Helping Hands ($2,000) The Eide Bailly Resourcefullness awards recognize creative… Read More →
Phoenix Rescue Mission collects 1 million water bottle for homeless
Phoenix Rescue Mission announced today it reached a record-breaking milestone during its 4th Annual Code:Red Summer Heat Relief Campaign, collecting 1,157,845 bottles of water for the homeless and elderly shut-ins during the four-month campaign. In celebration of the achievement, Phoenix Rescue Mission hosted its first-ever Code:Red Donor Appreciation Breakfast, last Thursday. "This milestone is a direct reflection… Read More →
Sundt Foundation awards $58k in grants to 21 nonprofits
Sundt Construction, Inc.'s Phoenix employees have selected 21 local nonprofit organizations to receive Sundt Foundation grants totaling $58,500 for this quarter. The Sundt Foundation was established by Sundt in 1999 to give its employee-owners a means of giving back to their communities. It provides financial support to nonprofit organizations dedicated to improving the lives of disadvantaged… Read More →
Phoenix Rescue Mission launches heat relief campaign
Rising temperatures and unpredictable weather continue to plague the Valley's homeless and elderly shut-ins each summer in Arizona, causing many to die on the streets and in their homes. In an effort to protect this vulnerable population, Phoenix Rescue Mission is launching its Valley-wide Code:Red Summer Heat Relief Campaign for the fourth consecutive year. Beginning May… Read More →
Adopt Technologies enhances nonprofit's IT network
Adopt Technologies, a cloud computing IT solutions provider for small and medium-sized businesses, partnered with Phoenix Rescue Mission to transition the local nonprofit's in-house server infrastructure to a fully hosted and managed cloud platform. The system was fully migrated to Adopt Technologies' hosted cloud platform in October, which resulted in an immediate performance improvement, marking… Read More →
Phoenix advocates fight to end homelessness
It is a typical Wednesday night for André House of Hospitality, a local organization that provides services like dinner, showers, laundry and transitional housing for the homeless. Individuals suffering from homelessness wait outside the kitchen while volunteers work like an oiled machine to prepare the meal that will be ready at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday night… Read More →
Jaburg Wilk provides water to Valley homeless
Phoenix business law firm Jaburg Wilk provided over 4,000 bottles of water to Phoenix Rescue Mission for their Code Red Summer Heat Relief project. During the summer when temperatures are in the triple digits, life on the streets goes from unbearable to deadly. Homeless individuals need water to survive summer on the streets. "The recent… Read More →
Berkshire Hathaway donates 105,000 bottles of water
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Arizona Properties donated 105,568 bottles of water to the Phoenix Rescue Mission this week. The company's annual Code Red Water Drive provided nearly 9,000 more bottles of water over its 97,000 bottle donation in 2014. "This is the fourth year we have held a summer water drive for the Phoenix Rescue Mission,… Read More →
Phoenix Rescue Mission Names New Board Members
Phoenix Rescue Mission announced its new board chair and board of directors for 2014 during its most recent board meeting held on Jan. 16. Mary O'Hanlon will serve as board chair alongside the 14-member board, including three newly elected members. Since 1952, Phoenix Rescue Mission has been providing Christ-centered, life-transforming solutions to persons facing hunger… Read More →
Summer Heat Relief Campaign Kicks off May 1
Scorching temperatures are a health hazard to the Valley's homeless and elderly shut-ins, and one non-profit organization is mobilizing to prevent heat-related deaths and illnesses among this vulnerable, growing population. Phoenix Rescue Mission is partnering with several municipalities and businesses to launch its new "Code Red: Summer Heat Relief Campaign" on Wed., May 1. While… Read More →
Make-A-Wish Expects To Grant 300 Wishes In 2012
The Make-A-Wish Foundation of Arizona is expected to grant nearly 300 wishes next year for children with life-threatening medical conditions with the help of its new talent. Karen Mankoski, the new talent, has more than 13 years of experience in creating sustainability and raising more than $25 million for multiple Valley non-profit organizations such as… Read More →


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[March 25, 2017] By Ian Ransom MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel has seen a number of false dawns since crossing to Ferrari but the German could see good times ahead for the 'scuderia' after putting his car on the front row of the Australian Grand Prix on Saturday.
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Vettel's quickest lap was nearly three-tenths of a second slower than Mercedes pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton but the four-times world champion felt he had left a better time out on the track. "I was not entirely happy with my lap," the German told reporters. "I was pretty happy with the end, maybe not so much with the opening of the lap where we lost a bit too much. "But I think Lewis did a very good lap so I don't think -- I would have loved to -- but I don't think pole was up for grabs. "Tomorrow I think we can do something in the race. As I said the car feels good, we've improved it so the pace feels much better than yesterday when we had some practice." Mercedes have swept the driver and constructors' championships for the last three years running, while Ferrari failed to win a race last season. But a raft of technical changes to the cars, including fatter tires and improved aerodynamics, are seen leveling the playing field and Ferrari showed impressive reliability and pace during winter testing. Vettel, who crossed to the glamor team in 2015 after four F1 titles with Red Bull, has been at pains to downplay Ferrari's prospects and hopes of a heavyweight championship battle with three-times winner Hamilton. But with Hamilton and retired champion Nico Rosberg hogging the front row throughout 2016, there would have been some satisfaction for Vettel to wedge his Ferrari between the Mercedes cars at Albert Park. Rosberg's replacement Valtteri Bottas will start third in Sunday's race, sandwiched between Vettel and his Ferrari team mate Kimi Raikkonen. "I think we have a good car," said Vettel. "I think we are working well as a team, things are improving. "We had a mixed day yesterday but the confidence in the car was there from testing and I think we've showed it again today. "It's been a big winter for us, a lot of change we've gone through as a team the last 12 months. And to the better, I think the team's getting stronger, pushing very hard. I think people are fired up and we are motivated for tomorrow." (Editing by Sudipto Ganguly)
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Former hotel getting rehab for affordable housing
A downtown building shuttered since 2007 is in the process of getting a new look and a revived purpose.
At 912-914 12th St., Ali Youssefi of CFY Development is eager to show off changes to what will be by spring Ridgeway Studios, affordable housing in a century-old building originally conceived as a hotel.
"These older buildings have a lot of character," said Youssefi, whose firm is working with the Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency to rehab the building. "We knew SHRA and the city wanted to maintain affordable living downtown, and so the question is how you can maintain that and increase the livability?"
Slideshow: Construction at Ridgeway Studios
To get an answer, crews are in the process of converting the four-story building to hold 22 units rather than the 58 it had before. Doing so involves knocking out a few walls and putting small kitchens and bathrooms in every unit, rather than having one per floor as Ridgeway had in its residence hotel days.
As well, the conversion will create a first-floor space for resident services, a live-in manager unit, laundry areas and secure parking for bikes and mopeds, among other improvements. But Youssefi said the bay windows overlooking a neighboring alley, a relatively rare feature these days compared to when the building went up in 1912, will be retained, as will other parts of the building.
The overall building footprint of 13,280 square feet won't change, Youssefi said, but the unit sizes will, from a previous range of 100 to 150 square feet to 350 to 450 square feet. Rents will be between $399 and $500 a month, but with a central location for many businesses downtown, there should be strong demand from people working nearby, he said.
Overall, the redevelopment represents a $7 million investment, including $2 million in tax credits, Youssefi said.
"This is one of the smaller projects we've done in the last few years," he said. "But it was important for us in our design to have a manager who would be on site."
If successful, Ridgeway Studios could prove a model for other aging affordable housing sites downtown, he said. But a city of Sacramento ordinance requiring about 700 affordable studios in the city core presents a barrier, because any developer has to find affordable units elsewhere if a project like the Ridgeway conversion results in a net loss of them, Youssefi said.
The 36 being lost with Ridgeway are accounted for by the new affordable housing project that opened last year at 7th and H streets. But with redevelopment no longer an option, it won't be easy to do again, he said.
"SHRA deserves a lot of credit here, because it was a challenging project to finance," he said. "Especially with what happened with redevelopment."
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Hedging Housing Risk
An unusually rich source of data on housing prices in Stockholm is used to analyze the investment implications of housing choices. This empirical analysis derives market-wide price and return series for housing investment during a 13-year period, and it also provides estimates of the individual-specific, idiosyncratic, variation in housing returns. Because the idiosyncratic component follows an autocorrelated process, the analysis of portfolio choice is dependent upon the holding period. We analyze the composition of household investment portfolios containing housing, common stocks, stocks in real estate holding companies, bonds and t-bills. For short holding periods, the efficient portfolio contains essentially no housing. For longer periods, low risk portfolios contain 15 to 50 percent housing. These results suggest that there are large potential gains from policies of institutions that would permit households to hedge their lumpy investments in housing. We estimate the potential value of hedges in reducing risk to households, yet yielding the same investment returns. The value is surprisingly large, especially to poorer homeowners.
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Publication status: | Published in Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, 2002, pages 167-200. |
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Trump says attacks on Mexicans good for restaurant business: documents
Donald Trump said he believed his assertion last year that Mexicans crossing the border illegally are "rapists" bringing crime were "pretty mainstream" and should have attracted customers to his new Washington restaurant, according to court records BuzzFeed News published on Friday.
"I've tapped into something and I've tapped into illegal immigration," the Republican presidential candidate said in a June 16 deposition for a lawsuit against a celebrity chef who dropped out of the restaurant venture at his new hotel.
Chef Geoffrey Zakarian pulled out after Trump's June 15, 2015 comments as he announced his bid for the White House.
Trump said Zakarian may have missed an opportunity.
"If he had the restaurant, it would be helped instead of hurt" by the comments, Trump said in the deposition.
Zakarian, who has appeared in cooking shows like "The Next Iron Chef," "Chopped" and "Top Chef," signed a deal with Trump to open the restaurant in the historic Old Post Office building near the White House, which Trump won the right to lease and renovate from the U.S. government.
The project, called the Trump International Hotel, opened on Sept. 12, almost a year after it was originally expected to begin operating.
Zakarian backed out in July 2015, after the speech Trump gave on June 16, 2015 announcing his candidacy and bemoaning the flow of people across the southern U.S. border. Zakarian said Trump's comments were out of sync with his "personal core values."
Several companies, including Macy's Inc, broadcaster NBC and stock car racing organization NASCAR, also cut ties with Trump after his comments.
Trump, through his subsidiary operating the hotel, sued Zakarian, alleging the broken deal cost him more than $10 million.
In the deposition, Trump also said his comments about Mexicans illegally crossing the border had helped him win the Republican presidential nomination, a sign his views were "pretty mainstream."
The case is Trump Old Post Office LLC et al v. CZ-National LLC, et al, District of Columbia Superior Court.
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This is the first time that Jager, Ludwig and Wolf are driving at Sepang, but they managed to adapt quickly to the track and also the tropical temperatures of Malaysia and secure pole position.
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This weekend is a special one for the PETRONAS Syntium Team as it competes in two races in two different countries. Two pairs of identical Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT3 cars #1 and #28 are racing – one set in the 12-hour Malaysia Merdeka Endurance Race (MMER) at Sepang International Circuit and the other set at Okayama for the fifth round of the Super Taikyu Series.
After an afternoon of hot laps with a tinge of rain midway, the iconic PETRONAS Syntium Team gullwing cars locked out the front row of the grid for the MMER 2013. The average lap time of 2:03.184 from Thomas Jager, Luca Ludwig and Lucas Wolf put the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT3 #28 in pole position, ahead of their sister car #1 in P2, driven by Bernd Schneider, Jono Lester and Dominic Ang.
The first qualifying session started in the afternoon in dry conditions, but rainfall came just before the start of the second session. It ceased as the session progressed but briefly poured again. This is the first time that Jager, Ludwig and Wolf are driving at Sepang, but they managed to adapt quickly to the track and also the tropical temperatures of Malaysia.
The race will start at 12 midnight (local time in Malaysia) this Sunday, 1 September, and end at noon.
It is pretty disappointing because the Aston Martin #007 was seven tenths of a second quicker than I was. We finally found a setup that worked for us and we are optimistic for the race. The team did a good job and we are optimistic about the race. In 2011 we secured pole position but finished third, whereas the one who qualified second then won the race, so it's a good sign! We will go for maximum attack definitely and gun for the win.
Some showers hit the circuit as we approached my qualifying session. This made for a late strategy change and we waited late into the session for a new tyre run. Perhaps this was a little too late as more rain hit the circuit on my tyre peak and I had to abort. Still a great overall performance for the PETRONAS Syntium Team, though I expected more from my own qualifying. We weren't as quick as car #28 and there's a little bit of personal disappointment but it's a long race and let's see how it unfolds.
The track this year seems faster as we are all clocking quicker times compared to last year. I managed to do two runs each on each of the two sets of new tyres. I managed to improve my time on the second set but looking at the data, there was some point where I should have braked later, losing some time at certain points of the track. Nonetheless, it was a good time and we are on the front grid so we will be going all out.
We are very happy to secure pole position here. All three drivers for our car #28 are here for the first time and it's a great result for the team and for us as drivers. Huge thanks to the staff who did great preparation over the last three days to make this result possible; we are really looking forward to the race!
I'm really happy that I can go so fast with the car on the first time here on the track. It is also my first time in the car this weekend, so it's really nice to be that fast. I think the other drivers, like those in the Ferraris, are quite good, but I'm confident for the race tomorrow because my team-mates are really quick.
It was not easy as I had a wet track at some parts of the circuit and it was quite slippery. Hence, I was a bit more careful at the start. But all in all, I finished half a second ahead of the others in my session and topped it. It was a quick lap and I'm excited for the race.
This week is a fast-paced one for us as we take on two races in two countries. It's a big weekend in more ways than one but we are confident of victory and we will definitely try our best. It is great to be on the front row for MMER and I have strong faith in my crew. 12 hours from midnight is challenging as we race into the darkness, but this is not new to us and we will put our experience to good use.
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