text:
Possibility of repealing and replacing Sustainable Growth Rate Medicare reimbursement formula seems more likely than ever, say congressional lawmakers
How Some Major Accountable Care Organizations Work
A look at the functions and structure of the federally funded Medicare Shared Savings Program, and some privately run ACOs
Medicare Sequester Set to Commence March 1
Health care providers implore Congress to take note of the drag the Medicare reductions will have on the economy, their practices and their patients' access to care.
2013 CPT Code Changes May Impact Your Practice
New Current Procedural Terminology codes, including codes for reporting pediatric sleep studies and intraoperative neurophysiology monitoring, are now available.
Time to Comply with Physician Quality Reporting System Is Now
Payment adjustments for penalties levied under the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' PQRS mandate will be based on reported data starting in 2013
IPAB is Medicare's New Hammer for Spending Accountability
The Independent Payment Advisory Board will have the authority to cut Medicare provider spending to keep it below a cap, with unprecedented autonomy
Medicare Physician Payment Cut Averted
A 27.4 percent Medicare cut was scheduled to begin Mar. 1.
How Will You Score? ABOto to launch MOC quality component
The American Board of Otolaryngology is preparing to launch the final component of its maintenance of certification (MOC) program this year. In addition to the goals of lifelong learning and quality improvement, the last of this four-part program should help otolaryngologists comply with performance incentives from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
New Ways to Deliver Care: The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation promises cost-cutting ideas
One of the most common criticisms of the 2010 health care reform law is that it doesn't do enough to reduce health care costs. Richard Gilfillan, MD, however, begs to differ.
Physician Groups Set 2011 Agenda: Medicare payment reform tops the list
Physician groups representing otolaryngologists have ambitious 2011 policy and legislative agendas that include pushing for replacement of the Medicare physician payment formula and helping to shape health reform's implementation.
- « Previous Page
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- …
- 6
- Next Page »


text: I can not work harder than my daughter to fix her disorder. I seem to do all the work to help her and she does nothing to help herself. I have deleted most of the web sites about disordered conduct except this one, I cannot keep trying to make the changes in her that only she can make. It felt good to delete the websites and as I deleted them I was deleting the feeling responsible for her horrible decissions. At almost 36 years of age, something in her brain needs to kick in. I told my daughter that I will be renting the house that I own and that she needs to move out or if she is lucky the new renters may let her stay. She decided to ask a 24 year old woman with 3 kids move in. I know this woman and really like her at 24 she is 3x more mature than my daughter. My daughter was saying how the three kids will mess up the house, really? Her pig pen boyfriend has grease all over the walls, does everything 1/2 a-- and is disrespectful. No matter what the 3 kids do it will not be as bad. I will make sure that the 24 year old will be comfortable. She decided to be roommates with my daughter. One of the reasons I have tolerated my daughters BS for so many years is that deep down I was afraid she was going to die... I have to remember something very important. After my son died his spirit told me that your day to die is just that, your day to die and nothing and nobody can do anything about it. For several years, before she met her last boyfriend she was doing ok. She was working full time and paying her bills and she was active in many great things. Since the boyfriend it has been a steady downwards spiral. While in her good years we helped her financially, we bought a nice home for her to rent with the possibility to own, a car, helped with her college loans, put money in her bank account when low, groceries, clothes etc. She was grateful and appreciated the help and tried to balance things out. We did not feel taken advantage of or used because of the graditude and her trying to make things right and balanced. Now she expects us to support her 42 year old boyfriend. I think the reason it has taken us so long to take the bull by the horns is because we had a several years of her being responsible and we thought that is how it would be moving forward. I had no idea that an almost 36 years of age would continue to make horrible decisions especially when she had to suffer so deeply over the same stupid decisions in her 20s. I know her love hormones cause her to not think straight but she is going to have to learn how to get a grip, and nothing I do or say will make it change.. I know that as truth that is why I am deleting all the self help stuff I study. My guidance, help or anything that comes from me will be fruitless to her.. The sooner I understand this the better it will be for all involved. Today, like each day I am working on detatching financially. I know so much grief and stress will leave once I check off all the things on my list to detach from. I will not worry and I will place everything in God's hands and enjoy my life instead of trying to fix, help, assist, etc. I know walking off goes against the way I am built inside but it has to be done to restore order. Sometimes help is NOT help. I am gaining strength from this support group and the new Church. I have felt like a door mat for too long. I have been going through many changes, all good positive changes, hard changes, some of them make me cry but they are still forward moving and in the long run best for all involved. My husband did not look good this week end. He was pale and tired. His job is stressful and he always says what I am trying to fix is even more stressful. Today I feel stronger. More grounded. My son's death comes in waves and it is getting close to his death date. I will call on his spirit to help me. I will cry when I need to and then get my head on straight. My daughter tells me all the time that her and boyfriend are really not together. I know they are off and on all the time keeping each other stuck. My daughter tells me that BS so I will think she is single and try to help her financially. My plan of action helps gound me. I see resolve in the future. I see that my preditor daughter can smell this change and have no choice but to grow or stay stuck but not on my dime.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by colchiro, Sep 15, 2011.
Skinomi TechSkin
Do you know if the carbon fiber one has a woven texture that you can feel or if it just looks like carbon fiber?
I have no idea. Check out some of the reviews and videos. My opinion is that if it doesn't cover the corners, it's going to look like crap.
I ordered the Dark Wood skin. Hopefully it will end up looking as good as it does in the pics. Thanks for the heads up. I'll let you know how it turns out.


text:
For years I worked as a clinical secretary in a local hospital right near where I live. It was one of those jobs you look back on and think, I wish I was still there. Actually, I feel like that about most of the jobs I've worked. This one in particular is near and dear to my heart. Last year around Christmas, I had the opportunity to purchase a church pew that had spent many years in the Chapel at this hospital. Of course, as soon as I heard they were selling them, it broke my heart to think of all of the people that had sat in those pews, praying for their loved ones upstairs in the hospital, most likely, that they would get better and come home, and probably some who had lost loved ones and headed right for the pew to pray and grieve. It made me sad that they were getting rid of them. However, I just knew, I had to have one, and my mind went right to my study/office that I knew was getting a facelift this spring. I thought, how lovely would it be to have one of these church pews sitting in my office, of course painted with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, what else. What a lovely memory, I would have for years to come, from a job place, I had loved so much. I have to admit when I first saw the pew, it wasn't what I had imagined, it was so much more modern, and at first I wasn't even sure I liked it. But, the more I looked at it, I realized that the modern look of the pew, was perfect for a pop of color that I planned to add to my study. So, yes, we purchased one and it spent the winter on the porch. For those of you who follow me on Instgram you may remember the inspired picture of the pew, where there is a shadow of a church and a cross.
Well, this is the before.
I will be painting the pew with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in the color Provence. Then a coat of clear wax. I wont use dark wax on this piece, because I want to keep it a sweet, crisp, fresh, color. Although I do prefer the more rolled arms and antique look of most of the pews you see out there, the more modern styling of this pew, is perfect for my study.
Here it is with one coat of paint…..
Then the second coat, you can see it still drying.
Then waxed, and in place. I cant wait to fill this lovely pew, with pretty things.
Then I simply piled it up with the things I love, I am sure these things will change often as I move them around the house as I tend to do.
You might have a old piece of furniture sitting in your garage, basement, or even your attic. Pull it out and try bringing it back to life with chalk paint.
Thanks for stopping by the Blog
Remember to click the Follow Me on bloglovin' button in the sidebar!
Tammy Damore


text:
Canadian Securities Administrators, the umbrella group that coordinates the policies of Canada's patchwork of provincial and territorial securities market regulators, is collecting public comment on ways to reform proxy voting.
The CSA has identified two specific problems with the current system: vote reconciliation and vote confirmation. The group described those problems in some detail in a consultation paper that was published on Aug. 15.
The paper lists several questions the CSA would like to answer before making any policy changes. Comment on the CSA's questions is open until Nov. 13, 2013.
The vote reconciliation problem arises because these days, shares are often held not by the actual investor, but intermediaries. It's not always clear who holds the voting rights. The practice of "share lending" can even make it possible for the same share to be voted several times. "We want to better understand whether the proxy voting infrastructure adequately addresses these vote reconciliation challenges," the CSA states.
The vote confirmation issue also flows from the use of intermediaries. The CSA wants to know whether it would be possible to set up an "end-to-end" vote confirmation system that would ensure that the voting instructions from shareholders make their way to tabulators. "We want to review the current development status of an end-to-end vote confirmation system, as well as consider what features such a system should incorporate."
"It is important that the CSA thoroughly examine the proxy voting infrastructure and ensure the quality, integrity and legitimacy of the shareholder voting process in Canada," said Bill Rice, chair of the CSA and chair and CEO of the Alberta Securities Commission.


text:
Why We're Different
Nearly 75% of our business comes from client referrals, and since our founding 27 years ago we have provided only exceptionally high value engagement results for our clients around the world.
We do not utilize consulting methods that complicate client operations, add consulting expense, create organizational shell-shock, or elongate engagement time frames. We also do not crowd our clients with excess consultants because our clients deserve to receive assistance from experts who are broadly capable and proven improvement agents, rather than from multiple consultants skilled more at covering for each other's limitations than improving client financial results.
Our work is nearly always undertaken on a fixed engagement fee basis because hourly consultants in the view of most of our clients use far too many hours in terms of both consultant expense and delayed client results. We also do not practice the common consulting techniques of adding profit margins to engagement expenses, charging for travel time or for any form of communication, or billing a "minimum" amount for anything. If what we do will not affect your top and/or bottom line positively and directly we will not do it and never have.
This all causes client solutions to occur more quickly, at lower cost and with much longer lasting positive results. We handle many of the most complex challenges facing our clients and our success comes exclusively from giving them solutions to their most vexing financial, human capital and operating roadblocks.


text:
Get The Right IT Support For Your Business.
Choosing the right IT Support for your business is an important decision.
There's a lot at stake. It's hard to know who you should trust with your precious data.
You have to choose wisely if you want your business to grow and prosper, without profit sucking downtime caused by your IT systems.
The trouble is there are all sorts of IT companies offering all sorts of prices and services.
As a business owner you have lots of hats to wear and, it's hard to find time to evaluate companies and know that you're making the right choice.
That's why we've put together a comprehensive Guide for businesses called:
"The Ultimate Guide To IT Support For Your Business."
Based on our 20 years' experience serving business owners around the country, this comprehensive, downloadable Guide makes choosing the right IT Support easy.
It shows you how to choose the right IT Support firm for your business, so there is no downtime, no loss of productivity, and your precious data is safe, secure and constantly backed-up for easy access.
This Free Guide shows you how to quickly and easily choose a professional IT firm that understands your unique needs.
It gives you the questions to ask, what fee structures to expect, what to watch out for when hiring plus plenty more.
To get your Free Guide, simply enter your details in the form to the right, and then click on the "GET ME INSTANT ACCESS" button.
I'm confident this Guide will save you plenty of time and frustration searching for the right IT Support for your busy practice. It'll help you make the right choice when it comes to your IT needs.


text:
Give MacIntosh a call. I Have a feeling it's happened before. Nobody reads User Manuals.
Cleaning melted plastic from MC275 chrome surface
It's a nightmare on MC275th Street - A brand new demo MC275 was plugged in at a show without the I.I.C. (Idiot's in Charge) having removed the styrofoam tube cover. That's right. They bypassed all warnings on the amp itself and without a thought, cranked the amp on only to smell burning and then see smoke pouring out beneath the tube cover. What we have now is the chrome tube surface scarred with a thin layer of melted black plastic residue. The tubes got waxed with black, but fortunately we were able to crack that off. Is there anything we can do to rehabilitate the chrome without taking off any lettering? Please. This whole thing has made me sick. Kind of reminds me of Mr. Bean defacing poor old Whistler's Mother... but this is worse... Any ideas?
12 responses Add your response
Goo Gone
This stuff works pretty good on most stuff, it'll take a while but certainly worth a shot.
Best of Luck
NO GOO GONE!!! It will definitely take off the lettering, and probably won't dissolve MELTED foam anyway.
What you need to do is heat up the melted foam and begin wiping/working it off in stages. The best way to heat up the melted foam is with steam (which won't hurt the lettering or the tube sockets (but try to cover the tube sockets with something like plastic bottle caps of the same diameter, if they didn't get any melted foam on them).
I recommend one of those home hand-held steamers (in the $40 price range) using the spread nozzle first and if that doesn't do it, then the "spot" nozzle. The advantage of steam is that you can't heat anything to over 212 deg. F. which should be more than enough to release the melted foam..
One of Goo Gone's primary purposes is paint(spills/over spray) removal. The OP mentioned wanting to retain the chassis' lettering. I'm guessing that lettering would be silk-screened(paint/ink). Also; Goo Gone is a pretty mild solvent. Plastics generally take something more aggressive, to dissolve. Personally; I'd soften the styrofoam with a hairdryer and try to peel it off first.
I'd suspect that the silk screened lettering is a baked on epoxy which is pretty hard to dissolve, then again the styrofoam is now baked on too. I'd still give the Goo Gone a try, its a natural citrus based product, quite oily in viscosity, might just be able to get in-between the chrome and the styrofoam and loosen it. I'd be very hesitant to apply more heat to the process, if the MC 275 was mine.
Best of luck and let us know how you make out.
Moonshot, I will approach this from a different angle. There is a product called "Road Rub" that is used when boot soles melt onto chrome motorcycle pipes. Part of my nylon chin strap got on my hot pipes and left a melted black spot. I was able to get it off without damage to the chrome using Road Rub. Its a dry type of product in a stick that is really effective. Anything with an abrasive content will damage the chrome. I would suggest going to your local Harley dealer and picking up a stick. It's the only thing I use when stuff gets on my hot chrome pipes.
all the best!


text:
About Us
The Founders
Il Fiorista is the first hospitality project by Italian husband and wife Alessandra & Mario De Benedetti, who are pursuing their shared passion for flowers, hospitality and design. Since childhood, the pair have been instilled with the importance of flowers, not just for the beauty they bring to daily life, but also for their environmental, health and taste benefits. Now, with New York City as their home base, they look to share and expand this knowledge.
The Chef
The Mixologist
Gates Otsuji, the noted mixologist behind the cocktail programs at 701West, The Standard, NIX and more, is known for nuanced, imaginative flavor profiles and a deft handling of ingredients. At Il Fiorista, he's chosen to plant a garden of beverage potential, one that is intertwined with Il Fiorista's food, education and floral design elements.
The Florist
Our floral team is developing a unique marriage of floral design and cuisine, a seasonal practice of using the whole flower that understands no front or back of the house — only flowers and their inspiring (and delicious) potential.


text:
Mother's Day delivery 2019
27 March 2019
This year is our first Mothers day weekend since we resigned from the relay service Interflora.
Our team are delighted to have cast the shackles of a relay service in order to get creative. The reaction to our very own, unique designs has been a revelation since the change, just before Christmas .
I feel that we have reintroduced the personal connection with our customers,which had started to be diluted, by the restrictions of being part of the relay service.
Anyway enough about that.
We are free to move on now and encourage all customers to try and use their local florist, as this is where you should get the very best service and value.
Mothers day is especially fun for our team. Yes it is busy and the workload will mean some late nights, but the feeling you get when you see that smile, on delivering flower designs is unrivaled.
At this time of year our team pull together and embrace the workload. Once the doors are closed at 5.30pm, the work goes on and the banter starts. It is always a great team bonding period.
Our designers feed off the joy that is brought to so many mum's throughout the area,
It's true what they say about the joy of giving and our team take great joy from every single design that is given to a mum; in every village and town from Blairgowrie, to Alyth, Coupar Angus and all the surounding towns and villages in our area.
Whererver you are, we wish everyone a Happy Mother's Day weekend.
To browse through this years Mothers Day collection, please follow the link bellow or to talk to our design team call 01250 873237. They will be delightet to hear from you.


text:
I hope your holiday is filled with joy and holiday cheer!
Happy Holidays to all of my sweet blog buddies!
I made these Christmas cards to share!
God Bless you ALL!
*** Merry Christmas ***
I hope your holiday is filled with joy and holiday cheer!
Happy Holidays to all of my sweet blog buddies!
I made these Christmas cards to share!
God Bless you ALL!
*** Merry Christmas ***
Merry Christmas to you and your hubby too! It's cold here...25 F this morning. It's the coldest Christmas I've had since I've been here. I figure if you're going to have the cold you might as well have some snow to go with it but alas....it is not to be for AR. Enjoy your warm Florida sunshine and blessings from my house to yours! Hugs ~ Sam
Merry Christmas to you Diane, my sweet friend. I am on my way yo Angie's thought I get on to say hello to special friends. Blessings, love, xoxo, Susie
Beautifully festive cards, Diane!
Wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas and a joyful, healthy New Year!
Wishing you the very Merriest of Christmases
And a Very Merry Christmas to you friend....Janey
Merry Christmas from New Zealand, although it is boxing day here :)
Thank you for those lovely cards and beautiful wishes. Hope you enjoyed your day. Ours was peaceful and quiet with a few rings on the phone from relatives in Colorado, Seattle WA, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina. We had a white Christmas! Hugs!
Those are so pretty, Diane, and hope y'all had a really really nice day today!! Ours was great and nice and sunny, altho, cooler. I got some fun presents...how bout you?? You know how I love history...I got some neat history books! and cologne. and copper skillets and a new hat and Pioneer Woman pretties!!
Feliz Navidad y próspero Año Nuevo!!!
Merry Christmas! Those cards are beautiful. Hope you had an awesome day.
Happy Holidays dear Diane.
Hello, The poinsettias are beautiful. I love the pine cones too. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas! Have a happy day and week ahead.
I hope you had a merry Christmas!
Merry x mas ....🌲🌲🌲❤❤❤
I sure hope your Christmas was all you wished for, you got the gifts you hoped for and you had family to share it with.
Beautiful! I hope your day was filled with joy!
LOVE the pretty poinsettia mosaics. Merry Christmas!
Ricki Jill
Merry Christmas
also happy New Year
I hope you had a wonderful Christmas !!
I wish you a Happy New Year !!
Hope your Christmas was Merry!
Here's to a happy and healthy New Year.
My good wishes
All the best Jan
The poinsettia Christmas cards are pretty, Diane. Looking forward to more of your sweet posts in the new year.
Oh I love Poinsettias. They remind me of stars.
Catching up on several posts tonight. Hope you had a lovely Christmas. LOVE the scottie pjs. ;)
Happy and healthy new year to you and your loved ones, sis.


text:
|Metal Earth 3D laser cut model in the palm of my 9year old son's hand.
So I wanted to share a great teaching toy today! I've actually got several other toys and games in mind that I seem to ALWAYS recommend to friends and fellow teachers, so I'll definitely have some future posts on this topic as well. (And no, I'm not being compensated for this endorsement. I just love to share great things I've found!)
|Metal Earth: P-51 Mustang
This toy TODAY is one that I recently learned about. My sister returned from a conference where these kits were given away by the vendors. She thought right away that our family would love them! She was right, we think they're great. Several of them found their way into our Easter baskets, so we were thrilled.
It's a laser cut 3D model that you...put together by snapping the metal pieces into place. The end product is this amazingly detailed tiny replica of a real object. There is even a bit of history on the back of each kit. They have a huge collection of planes, historical buildings, tanks, pirate ships, trains, windmills, and even a Star Wars series!
The recommended age on the kit is actually 14+ I was really hoping this was not quite accurate, but alas, it was. If you have children younger than 14, be prepared to put most of it together yourself. It's tiny, a bit fragile and the metal can be sharp if you're not careful. To be honest, I actually know more adult men that would LOVE these models even more than my own kids. (Isn't Fathers Day coming up...)
With that being said, it was fun to do with my nine and ten year old and we can't wait to put together some more. The incredible detail lends itself to lots of discussion about the engineering and architecture. Check them out if you have a builder or history buff in your house. You can find these kits at teacher stores and a bunch of places online. ($7-$12 depending on the kit) They are made by the company, Fascinations. Self proclaimed, "Wonders created by Physicists". They have a lot of other great teaching toys if you want to check them out!
If you want to Oooooh and Ahhhhh over their products like I did, here's a peek at their 2014 CATALOG. Enjoy!
|Metal Earth kit-comes with a 4 inch sheet of the model pieces.


text:
We've stayed together for "The Drama Club," ready to tackle another season, now on a journey for love with JoJo. We tackle episode 1 and decipher the normals from the gimmick to let you know who to follow. We also call my mom and she says I can't be Macaulay Culkin.
Tagged: Podcast
doughboys podcast
I got to guest on my favorite podcast, Doughboys, to talk about my upcoming book and the shit chain restaurant – Yoshinoya. It's a lot of fun but also disgusting.
new get up on this
This week we welcome my good pal Bennett Webber to the show to talk about Netflix's Hush, how to say "caramel" and sports.
innovation crush podcast
Another podcast? Sure. This is Innovation Crush with Chris Denson where we get deep into business and my new wave way of getting things done.
who charted
As the sleepless podcast tour continues, I visit my pal Kulap for Who Charted. We talk about a lot, but most importantly I coin the term "CheeseDrake Factory."
tall tales podcast
I returned to the Tall Tales Podcast to joke about how old LMFAO is and also push my book.
julian loves music
Julian McCullough had me on his live show / podcast, Julian Loves Music. We talked about Tiffany, my book and played fun games for prizes.
Alison Rosen is your new best friend
Happy to have stopped by Alison Rosen's podcast to talk about my book, rap battling, trauma and OCD. She's a great interviewer and this is a fun listen.
jordan, jesse, go!
I stopped by the Jordan, Jesse, Go! podcast hosted by Jesse Thorn and Jordan Morris and had a great time talking about my book and a specific pee fetish involving Nikes.
gatekeeper podcast
I visited the Gatekeeper podcast hosted by Jamie Flam and we talked about business and curation. And my book.


text:
Many Nigerians have hailed the governor who is currently in Thailand to understudy the process.
'Ehn Mr excellency sir, if u want me to move to your state, just say so. This beating about the bush is unnecessary. Afrobeat is about to switch home base y'all. Just imagine one good joint for my back ache then better Ondo pounded yam to heal my stomach pain', Seun wrote.


text:
Category: Agriculture & Food
High Omega-3 eggs with Solar Eggs
Getting some extra omega-3 fatty acids in your diet will soon be easier with enriched eggs developed through a collaboration between the University of Adelaide and South Australian egg producer Solar Eggs.
Comments Off on High Omega-3 eggs with Solar Eggs
Vodka from potato waste with Potatoes SA
Discarded potato peelings and pulp created by potato product manufacturers could soon be turned into a Premium South Australian Vodka.
Comments Off on Vodka from potato waste with Potatoes SA
Gluten-free bread products with Riviera Bakery
Gluten-free bread products are often considered inferior in texture and taste compared to regular bread, but that is set to change with Riviera Bakery partnering with the University of Adelaide
Comments Off on Gluten-free bread products with Riviera Bakery
Thought for food
Food production and processing is going through its biggest transformation since the industrial revolution.
Comments Off on Thought for food
New image-analysis tech to help feed the world
Remarkable Adelaide research is developing innovative image-analysis technology to dramatically accelerate identification of robust crop varieties capable of producing higher yields in harsh, climate-change-affected conditions.
Comments Off on New image-analysis tech to help feed the world
Informing Australian wine growth and innovation
Research at Adelaide is revealing critical consumer and alternative-production insights to guide Australian winemakers in the search for increased sales and new markets.
Comments Off on Informing Australian wine growth and innovation
Helping Indonesian dairy farmers prosper
A research team from the Centre for Global Food & Resources is leading a major international collaborative project to help West Javan and North Sumatran dairy farmers significantly increase the quantity and quality of the milk they produce—and achieve sustainable growth.
Comments Off on Helping Indonesian dairy farmers prosper
Maximising food-research impact through industry partnerships
We are embracing external collaboration to ensure our food-related investigations meet real world needs and deliver a smooth, lab-to-plate transition of benefits.
Comments Off on Maximising food-research impact through industry partnerships
Protecting our crops' insect pollinators
Adelaide researchers are working to arrest a worrying global decline in populations of the insects we rely on to pollinate many of our food crops – and sustain industries worth billions.
Comments Off on Protecting our crops' insect pollinators
Towards a bush berry blueprint
One of Australian native food's best-kept, and most nutritious, secrets is now an important step closer to large-scale commercial viability, thanks to research undertaken at the University of Adelaide.
Comments Off on Towards a bush berry blueprint
Dietary concerns of Aussie mums and bubs
Research shows efforts to educate Australian women on their nutritional needs during and after pregnancy—and provide clear instructions regarding the correct and safe use of infant formula—are falling dangerously short.
Comments Off on Dietary concerns of Aussie mums and bubs
Tracing food crops' source through genetic analysis
State-of-the-art DNA tracking methods developed at the University of Adelaide are set to help fibre, food and plant oil producers and processors verify their products' source of origin—and support authorities fighting fraud.
Comments Off on Tracing food crops' source through genetic analysis
Uncovering how we choose our food
With countless factors – including many ethical – influencing modern-day Australians' food choices, ongoing research into how and why we reach our decisions is providing invaluable intelligence for local food producers and policymakers.
Comments Off on Uncovering how we choose our food
Unlocking the secrets of complex carbs
Influencing far more than just our energy levels and waistlines, complex carbohydrates are one of the most important building blocks of existence—and we are a global leader in their investigation.
Comments Off on Unlocking the secrets of complex carbs
Apple spirit from cider pulp waste with the Hills Cider Company
A premium apple sprit made from leftover cider pulp is the goal of this collaboration between the Hills Cider Company and the University of Adelaide.
Comments Off on Apple spirit from cider pulp waste with the Hills Cider Company
Vintage innovation
Helping our wine industry modulate flavour and alcohol levels in the face of climate and market change
Comments Off on Vintage innovation
Decanting greater market intelligence
Informing our wine industry's growth strategies through a world-first database of global wine grape production
Comments Off on Decanting greater market intelligence
An ally emerges in the east
Partnering with Shanghai Jiao Tong University to enhance the agriculture and health of Australia and China
Comments Off on An ally emerges in the east
Exclusive almonds
Not all almonds are the same, in fact our research has shown that some taste better than others and can be grown easier and with less risk of disease
Comments Off on Exclusive almonds
Barley breeding
The barley varieties developed by the University's Barley Breeding Program account for approximately half of Australia's barley production. Associate Professor Jason Eglinton leads the Program.
Comments Off on Barley breeding


text:
I have a computer that is not connected to the internet yet has a virus from a flash drive. What anti-virus to you recommend that does not require internet connection?
I have a computer that is not connected to the internet yet has a virus from a flash drive. What anti-virus to you recommend that does not require internet connection?
I am a big fan of Kaspersky Rescue Disk. Available here: https://support.kaspersky.com/4162
Boot from it. Is a Linux based program and allows you to select which drives you want to scan. It does like to update itself when you boot from it to get the most recent updates, but that isn't necessary. Also does a boot sector scan which has saved me a lot of trouble.
There are dozens of Rescue CDs available; download the ISO version and burn to CD or DVD, and boot from the disc to scan your computer. I don't recommend running an application from the infected machine's Windows installation, because many new viruses prevent any antivirus from loading, like the Fake Antivirus apps that report "this program is infected!" every time you try to launch a program.
It may be best to use an anti-malware tool such as SuperAntiSpyware or Malwarebytes.
Both of these tools are designed to combat malware like this. Download the portable version of SAS and make sure it's updated on a safe computer. Then you can use a flash drive to run the program on the infected computer. Once the infected computer's malware has been removed, you can install a full antivirus program on it.
Stinger (http://www.mcafee.com/uk/downloads/free-tools/stinger.aspx) is one such tool.
If for whatever reason it doesn't do the job, you can download an AV rescue kit (e.g. Avira Rescue System http://www.avira.com/en/download/product/avira-rescue-system, but most AV companies have similar products), install it on a USB drive and restart the PC (the one you used to download the software). Now update the virus definitions on the USB drive and shut down the machine. You can not use that USB drive to boot up the infected machine and give it the once-over.
you can use antivirus without internet but they need internet connection to be activated and update the database or to get the cloud support if the antivirus is cloud based; For easier use without internet connection problems you can try free antivirus that are on the market.
AVG AntiVirus Free 2014
the link gives you access to the full version and not the mini version
clamwin portable


text:
Baked Goods is an independent Australian media company run by a team of Aussie music loving weirdos, who are dedicated to giving hard-working artists a platform to share their music.
Founded by James Morris in July 2016, Baked Goods have stayed true to their commitment to pump out high quality filmed (and now written!) content for a diverse range of artists across a crazy mix of genres and levels of experience. Reaching over 2 million viewers over the past year, we are proud to have hosted artists from around the country and partner with the likes of Party In The Paddock and The Hills Are Alive music festivals. We believe big bands should sit beside the new kids and that every sound deserves a listen. So sit back, grab yourself a doughnut and take in Australia's bloody beautifully unique music scene.


text:
Lead generation involves providing qualified enquiries for businesses. You only pay for results.
The process is very simple. We create websites (that we own) in your niche and make it rank well in the search results. Enquiries that come though are sent directly to the business. The enquiries are highly targeted and have extremely strong buyer intent. In other words enquiries are from people ready to buy.
How it Works
We create a website (that we own) in your niche. It is setup to show the correct information relevant to your business, with your contact details. All enquiries go directly to you.
Search Optimised
We work hard to make our website appear in search results for the search terms for your niche. Only the most qualified people enquire from these targeted search results.
Enquries Delivered
Tick off your business goals with your increased customer base as a result of additional enquiries that we have delivered for your business.
Contact Us


text:
Nonprofit Consulting
Imagine your dedicated board and staff confidently using new skills to fundraise and build relationships with donors.
As a leadership and professional development coach, I partner with Boards, Executive Directors, Development Directors, and other nonprofit staff to develop clear goals and design action plans to achieve them. My specialty is in building and improving relationship-based fundraising programs for small and mid-sized nonprofits.
I have 25 years of leadership experience as a successful fundraiser, manager, facilitator and trainer. I bring direct experience in all areas of fundraising and marketing including annual funds, volunteer management, grant writing, community organizing, capital campaigns, and major gift solicitation and stewardship.
I work collaboratively with my clients to create development programs that reflect the values and culture of your particular organization, while incorporating research and best practices. Fundraising can be challenging. What should you say? How should you say it? As your coach, I can be your thought partner to support you in planning how to write appeal letters, craft a development plan, approach specific donors and more.
Agricultural Stewardship Association
BALE - Building a Local Economy
Bike Newport
Central Vermont Home Health and Hospice
Center for New Leadership at Marlboro College
College Visions
DOVE - Domestic Violence Ended
Essex County Community Foundation
FINE - Farm to Institution New England
Greenfield Community Foundation
Grub Street
Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship
Linde Family Foundation
Melrose Alliance Against Violence
Mott Philanthropic
New Art Center
North Quabbin Citizen Advocacy
Philanthropy Massachusetts
Rabinowitz Partners
The South Royalton Market
Safe Art
Salem Education Foundation
Seven Stars Arts Center
Schooner Adventure
The Sharon Academy
Special Needs Support Center
TSNE - MissionWorks
Tunbridge Library
Up for Learning
University of Vermont Home Health and Hospice
Vermont Bar Foundation
Vermont Land Trust
Vermont Law School
Vermont Network Against Domestic Violence
Vital Communities
Volunteer Lawyers for Justice
West Newbury Congregational Church


text:
Search engine optimization, or SEO, can drive sustainable, cost-effective traffic to your site over time without the cost of paid advertising.
The challenge of course, is that the industry is constantly evolving. What worked yesterday may no longer work today.
Beyond that, the specifics of SEO can be technical and there's lots of outdated and simply incorrect or unethical advice out there.
So we've rounded up the best SEO blogs for business owners to check-in with to keep up with SEO. Even if you're hiring someone else to do your SEO, understanding the basics of where things are in this important industry is always a good idea.
Our SEO Blog Recommendations
1. Moz
Moz brings together the best of the best in the SEO industry under one roof. Multiple authors contribute their expertise to this blog, offering you access to thorough guides, how-to lessons, and relevant advice that will help your business grow online.
One of their top posts is the weekly Whiteboard Friday video, which is often hosted by co-founder Rand Fishkin. Each video, which is about 15 minutes in length, will give you technical details about how to implement effective SEO strategies for your business.
"SEO isn't all meta tags and content," shares Britney Mueller in a recent post. "A huge part of the success you'll see is tied up in the inevitable business negotiations."
2. Ahrefs
Ahrefs writes a practical SEO blog which corresponds to the services the company offers. There are usually 1-2 posts per week that will give you actionable ideas that you can use to improve the organic attention your website receives. There is a heavy focus on content creation and creating more backlinks to your site.
They also bring in data from searches and their own SEO work to help you understand what is going right or what could be going wrong with the structure of your website.
Joshua Hardwick, head of content at Ahrefs, offers this simple suggestion in a recent blog post: write for the same sites that publish your competitors' guest posts.
Of course, the suggestions do tend to involve using premium company services. You will also find, however, that the additional insights offered beyond what Ahrefs can do will help you grow your business over time.
3. SEMRush
One of the biggest issues all of us face with a website is outside of our control. We rely on the algorithms of Google (and other search providers) to promote the content we create as the most valuable to searchers.
If Google changes their algorithm, then you are forced to change your approach to SEO. If you're just getting started with your optimization process, it can be difficult to know what you can do to adjust.
The posts offered on the SEMRush blog give you practical ways to find innovative solutions to algorithm adjustments and other changes that may occur within the search engine.
Take a recent post authored by Brett Elliott regarding how to find keywords you ranked or lost after an algorithm update.
"The first thing we need to do is found out which pages experienced large gains or drops," writes Elliott. Then he takes you through the analytics for your site, provided by Google Analytics, to track organic traffic entrances.
Then you can track which keywords that are ranking for your site, helping you to understand how algorithm changes are affecting your organic traffic.
Founded by Brian Dean, the amount of SEO knowledge you will find on this website is incredible. Even if you've never contemplated doing your own optimization, the practical guides and advice offered by Dean makes it possible to sit down and see gains almost right away.
One of his most recent posts is entitled 27 Ways to Increase Website Traffic in 2018.
Like most good blog posts, Dean over-delivers by offering two bonus strategies in addition to the number promoted in the title.
One piece of advice really stands out in this post. Dean recommends that you create content which appeals to your influencers.
By recognizing specific problems within your industry, you can present solutions that are meaningful and brand-specific to your company. That generates interest in your content, which then creates more opportunities for shares and mentions.
If those mentions happen on an authority site, you will see a spike in your organic traffic. Then keep repeating that process to see a nice boost from your SEO efforts.
5.Search Engine Watch
This blog is unique with its structure because it feels more like a news site. You'll find several interesting posts available above the fold at any given time. Multiple authors contribute to the content, providing a diverse array of opinions that can help you understand SEO on a deeper level.
One stand-out post asks an interesting question. Is it important for SEO to rank first?
For many business owners, getting the top rank is a critical outcome for their optimization investment. That is because you'll find SEO statistics that say one-third of search traffic goes to the No. 1 position in Google.
"The big difference with SEO ranking through the years is that search engines are becoming smarter," says Tereza Litsa. "Users are happier with the ease of finding what they're looking for and businesses have to adapt in the way SEO works."
This blog also helps you understand the additional boxes Google offers, what Position Zero really means, and the importance of local information being up-to-date for your business listing.
6. Matthew Woodward
When you speak with SEO professionals, you'll find that most will tell you that your optimization must include link building for the work to be effective. The author of this blog, Matthew Woodward, decided to conduct an experiment.
He wanted to see what would happen if you did SEO without link building.
The results were instant. He reached six figures with his blog in less than 12 months.
As an added benefit, Woodward covers more than just SEO. He shares insights into marketing, internal linking, and affiliate work that can help you structure your online presence better.
Woodward adds about one new post per month. His advice is clear and precise.
"If your site has many different pages," Woodward writes, "like blog posts, landing pages, and an about us page – you can expect a wide range of bounce rates. That's why you need to take a look at the bounce rate of each individual page to see which one has the highest bounce rate right now."
"You should focus on fixing the pages with the highest bounce rate and the most traffic before anything else."
7. Search Engine Journal
As you begin your quest to improve organic results through SEO, most businesses find that they see less traffic headed their way instead of more.
That is because optimization is only one element of the sales funnel which brings better sales your way. The structure of your website also matters.
This SEO blog does an excellent job of going beyond the basics of optimization to help you promote a website that is viewed as valuable to the casual visitor.
"You need to set up your website correctly to bring in qualified leads that can then be converted into paying customers," is the advice offered in their post entitled 20 Possible Reasons Why Your Site Traffic Dropped.
"There are many causes of sudden drops in website traffic. Being able to diagnose and identify the reasons will determine whether your business suffers what could be a disaster or you get your web traffic back on track."
8. Yoast
If you are operating a WordPress website, then you are likely familiar with the Yoast plugin for SEO. That plugin is nice because it gives you real-time feedback about the quality of your content and optimization efforts.
You'll find category-specific topics covered by the Yoast blog, including content, technical SEO, and social media optimization. If you are new to SEO, there is an entire section which covers the basics of SEO to make life easier.
You can also sign up to receive SEO tips each week, if you don't mind a sales pitch for their products coming your way.
9. Neil Patel
If you are using any form of search engine optimization or internet marketing, then there is a good chance that Neil Patel has influenced your approach in some way. He is regularly recognized as a Top 10 influencer and a Top 100 entrepreneur.
From a content marketing perspective, one of his best posts is simple and straightforward: "How to Write a Blockbuster Blog Post in 45 Minutes."
"While blogging isn't a direct sales tool," writes Patel, "you want to be intentional about choosing topics that are aligned with what your business offers. That way, you're not blogging for the sake of blogging and are more likely to see a return on your time investment."
Patel covers every SEO topic with thorough how-to guides, including screenshots and research references, to help you develop your own plan of attack.
Navigating the blog from the home page can be a little difficult at times, so use the search box on the site to research specific topics. Then you will find plenty of reading material to consume.
10. Search Engine Land
If you want to learn more about the current events happening in the SEO industry, then this is the blog you must follow. It will track Google's algorithm updates in real time and give you relevant advice to avoid search engine penalties.
It is also one of the few blogs that will give you specific optimization advice for search engines besides Google, such as Bing.
A stand-out post on this blog is entitled "Flying Close to the Sun: SEO Tactics That May Get You Burned."
"If you are willing to risk a Google penalty for the possibility of quicker or better rankings, then go for it!" writes Stephan Spencer. "Just don't be surprise when Google gets wise to what you're doing, and your traffic takes a nose dive."
"Doesn't matter if it's months or years later; expect to pay the piper."
11. SEO Book
Search engine optimization is about two-thirds knowledge and experience. The other third is based on the tools that you use to implement the techniques that you believe will work. SEO Book is the blog to follow when you want to have in-depth information about the different tools you're thinking about using.
The blog itself is not very user-friendly, which is a little ironic, since it is an SEO blog that sometimes offers advice on how to create a better user experience.
Once you get used to the format, however, you will find the information presented is very relevant.
Grist for the Machine is a great example of this.
"The hype surrounding transformative technology that dis-intermediates geography and other legacy restraints only lasts so long."
Every SEO technique will have some hype to it. What you must do is separate the hype from the process to use the techniques which will grow organic traffic for your company. This blog brings in observations from throughout the industry to help you be able to do this.
12. Search Engine Roundtable
Founded in 2003, Barry Schwartz has been providing information and advice about search engine optimization longer than most. What is nice about the structure of this blog is that the posts are quick and informational.
You're able to stay up-to-date on relevant industry news. You can then access more information if something piques your interest.
Schwartz offers his own brief insights to the news or information that is being presented, along with a content blurb from another blog post or news item that he found to be interesting.
He also doesn't pull any punches with his opinions.
"There is nothing like experience, and often, when you are new to something, hearing from those who have gone through things many times that you are for the first time experiencing is helpful," he writes. "So, many help forums can be, um, helpful."
Many of the posts have interesting discussions as well, often with relevant advice, that are also worth reading.
13. Cognitive SEO
If you like reading a good listicle, then you're going to love this SEO blog.
Although there is a lot of in-depth content available, such as how to complete an HTTP to HTTPS migration, the real benefits come from specific, actionable ideas within specific subjects.
One stand-out post is called "45 Quick Traffic Hacks That Will Boost Your Website."
The structure of each post like this is very convenient. You'll receive all the different ideas at the beginning of the content. Each is linked to the specific answers you're wanting.
That means you don't waste a lot of time scanning the content for an actionable idea. Just review them all, then read the ones which seem interesting.
One quick traffic hack idea offered is to turn your infographics into in-depth articles. By repurposing the content into a different form, you get the opportunity to rank for more keywords.
Updates happen about once per week.
14. Hobo Web
This SEO blog would be ranked higher if it had been updated recently. The last new post occurred in March 2018 (at the time of writing this post, anyway).
It still makes this list of top SEO blogs because it is one of the few that separates the different optimization techniques you can use into relevant categories. If you want to learn more about keyword research, then just click on the link and you'll see all relevant posts on the topic.
You'll find content on keyword density, duplicate content, and JavaScript SEO prominent on the site. There are also free e-books, reviews of SEO tools, and guidelines for webmasters, WordPress users, and quality evaluators.
15. Biznology
Although content marketing tends to be the focus of this blog, there are some interesting observations found here that you won't find in other places. By taking the information you can glean from your CRM, you can tailor your content to meet the specific needs of your current and future customers.
One way to accomplish this is to look for keywords and long-tail phrases within the emails and messages being logged into your CRM. Watch for patterns that indicate your customers are experiencing certain issues that your goods or services can solve.
Then use a tool like keyword.io to research alternative keyword ideas that will help you be able to expand your optimization footprint within your specialization areas.
"Examine these keywords to see what questions they ask," writes Mike Moran, a former IBM Distinguished Engineer and a senior strategist for multiple organizations. "Learn which keywords go with which products. These are the steps to take to see what content you need to create."
16. GeoLocalSEO
If you have an online presence, then you must make it mobile friendly. This SEO blog will give you relevant information about what you can do to improve your organic mobile traffic.
As you take a look at this site, however, you're also going to see some of the things that you shouldn't be doing with modern optimization.
Take the Do This, Get That Guide on SEO Company piece that was recently published. Does that title even make sense?
Then look at the subheadings in the piece. It is very clear that the post is attempting to rank for the keyword "SEO company."
Try to read the whole post. You can also tell that this content was generated from somewhere else because of how the content reads. The author likely used spinning software to get the content to pass duplication filters.
"Remember which you're looking for a search engine marketing company, so their site ought to be on the surface of the search results."
That sentence would read better as, "Remember that you're looking for a search engine marketing organization, so their website should be on the top of the search results."
Spinning software would automatically swap out common words to adjust how the sentence reads. Without editing the content afterward, you're always left with awkward sentences like this example.
Never take shortcuts with SEO. It will only take away from the reputation you've worked hard to build for your business.
17. Google Webmaster Central Blog
If you want to stay up-to-date with how SEO is evolving, then it is helpful to go right to the source of the information. This blog does an excellent job of keeping everyone updated about what is happening at Google.
Although the blog is updated when events necessitate information being shared, so it can be sporadic, you will still find the older content to be useful. The new URL inspection tool overview is just one example of this.
18. John Battelle
Battelle is a co-founder of WIRED and his insights about search engine marketing and optimization come from a personal perspective. Instead of receiving how-to guides or troubleshooting help, each post feels like you're having a conversation.
One of his most insightful recent posts is called "The Tragedy of the Data Commons."
"One of the most fundamental tensions in an open society is the potential misuse of resources held 'in common' – resources to which all individuals have access," he writes.
With SEO, we are effectively breaking down customer demographics into sub-segments. We focus on people who are interested in what we have because they are the most likely to purchase something.
In doing so, we often miss the other people who might not be as interested in a purchase today. Instead of looking to the future, SEO tends to focus on the present.
Battelle puts it this way. "Once the system can discriminate on a multitude of data points, the commons collapses, devolving into a system rewarding whoever has the most profitable profile."
Remember that search engine optimization must provide relevant information for all visitors, not just a privileged few.
19. Content Marketing Institute
There's a reason why content marketing and SEO are intertwined. Without content, you have no effective way to communicate to visitors or search engines. This blog helps you be able to refine you content to help it make the greatest impact possible.
Multiple authors contribute to this blog, each bringing their own perspectives of content creation to you. There is also a podcast and magazine you can use as resources with this organization as well.
"Good content is one thing, but great online content is another," writes Julia McCoy. "[Great content] should convert like crazy. After all, that's the point of content creation for us."
20. SEO By the Sea
Founded by Bill Slawski, this SEO blog looks at the whitepapers and patents which come from Google and the other search engines. There are fewer posts which speculate about what you can or cannot do with modern optimization, with Slawski's focus being on proven techniques which build results out of direct feedback.
He will also pull in discussions, posts, and other forms of media that are structured in a similar way. One such example is his post entitled, "Learning to Rank."
Much of the information provided on this blog tends to be technical in nature, simply because of its content focus. If you're just getting started with SEO, you may wish to wait until you're more familiar with the structures of optimization to glean insights from it.
21. Distilled
What is great about this SEO blog is that it uses insights from the marketing work their team does every day to create useful posts. Optimization is more than technique implementation and keyword reports. There is a very human element to SEO which cannot be ignored.
Kayla Walker addresses this idea in her stand-out post called "Being a Better Human – How to Give Better Positive Feedback."
BONUS SEO BLOG: Tubular Insights
When content marketing is discussed from an SEO perspective, the mind naturally wanders to the written word.
With improvements in ISP connections, video is an area of SEO where your business can gain a competitive edge.
This unique SEO website takes a look at how video marketing can be turned into analytic information that helps you refine the focus of your SEO efforts.
The blog also presents real-time trends and statistics which can help you modify an optimization effort as consumer preferences change in your industry.
A recent post discusses the growing popularity of Fortnite fail videos, with over 726 million views on YouTube in the first three months of 2018 alone. In October 2017, the same type of video content received just 7 million views.
By watching for trends, then taking advantage of them, you can take advantage of trending searches to boost your SEO efforts.
The posts on this site will help you understand how that can be done, then offer relevant advice that can be applied to your business.
New SEO Perspectives Create Opportunities for Your Business
Benjamin Barber once said, "I don't divide the world into the weak and the strong, or the successes and the failures. I divide the world into the learners and the non-learners."
Search engine optimization can feel like an intimidating process which could do more harm than good. Attempting to understand the entire world of SEO at once will only hasten the formation of these feelings.
To be effective with SEO, we must each look at the goals we have for our businesses. We must use optimization to push closer toward our goals.
There must be a clear purpose behind our efforts.
Then we must remember the human element of this process. Search engines, crawlers, and bots are not going to be purchasing goods and services. People are. We must include the user experience as part of our SEO efforts to be successful.
This is a process which takes time. For some companies, an SEO campaign which risks no penalties may not begin producing results for 12+ months.
It is a journey that can be frustrating at times. It might seem like a fruitless effort, especially if traffic levels drop initially.
Thankfully, these SEO blogs help to pass the time. They provide insights, wisdom, and encouragement. Be sure to add them to your reading list today.


text:
What is Fintros?
Fintros is the world's most accurate Talent Acquisition Software. Fintros helps strategic HR teams hire previously unreachable passive talent to fill open requisitions and build candidate pipelines.
Lifelong friends, entrepreneurs and former finance leaders created Fintros to un-complicate finance job searching and democratize access to the hidden finance job market. Seeing that there was no platform to help finance professionals privately and anonymously explore new career opportunities, they saw an opportunity to help career ambitious folks - including those who may be perfectly happy in their current roles - anonymously explore new career opportunities and challenges.
Built by industry leading finance, HR, data scientists, developers and designers, Fintros is incredibly proud to have built the most disruptive recruitment tool since LinkedIn. Fintros has built to correct the fragmentation and inadequacies of job boards and external recruiters. The team uses topic modelling machine learning and natural language understanding (NLU/NLP) to completely anonymize candidate profiles in real time - including removing names, emails, location and even obscuring company names, job descriptions and university names.
Fintros' mission is crystal clear – to help career ambitious finance leaders reach their deepest possibility of potential. For employers, the founders have trained artificial neural networks (ANNs) to replicate the white-glove service of executive search firms, but with four times more accuracy, six times the speed and at a fraction of the cost.
As the first anonymous career marketplace that's actually anonymous, Fintros is trusted by tens of thousands of finance leaders - including top bankers, accountants, asset managers, C-Suite executives and many more. Fintros was built candidate-first to ensure that no one can ever find out that you are exploring new opportunities. The team custom built every aspect of the platform to ensure strict confidentiality and anonymity - including the way in which you sign up, reset your password and even send invitation requests. With Fintros, it's impossible to check whether someone has registered an account with Fintros (try it yourself).
Fintros is specifically built for business leaders who want a simple, intuitive and anonymous platform to passively get matched with new opportunities. Fintros' proprietary predictive matching AI-algorithm pre-screens, scores and matches North America's top finance professionals with top employers based on over 46+ data points. What's more - Fintros does not bombard your inbox with job openings - instead, when there is a match, you will receive interview offers with upfront salary and compensation for your consideration. Should you choose to accept an interview offer, Fintros will even help schedule your first interview!
Next Steps
Join Fintros.com today to receive (fin)troductions to your next dream career opportunity. Plus, to keep on top of job trends in the financial sector, follow Fintros on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram!


text:
If this is your company, CONTACT US to activate Packbase™ software to build your portal.
MakeUp in
MakeUp in…™ events are business to business to events. Gathering the industry with contract manufacturers, suppliers and creatives exhibiting at the show, and brands, distributors, marketers, purchasers and make-up artists visiting. Everything from formula to packaging and full service, with ingredients and accessories suppliers.
The make-up market remains the most dynamic in the «Beauty» sector worldwide.
Creativity, trends and innovations are never lagging behind and are the cutting-edge of make-up brands in the world.
Manufacturers of Ingredients, formulation, packaging, full-service, accessories but also make-up artists, make-up schools, brands and distribution are the key players of the make-up universe.
Opportunities offers, exchanges, activities, challenges, issues, trends, BtoB events, and knowledge, prescribers, networking… are the added values of the BtoB "MakeUp in… ™ events".
"Make-up", a world of its own within the Beauty, where suppliers and brands come together in the heart of mythical cities, open to the world, dynamics and trend setters are giving rise to BtoB events ultra-targeted, mainly professionals on a human scale and in a singular setting.
Professionals from around the world are gathering each year in Paris, New-York, Seoul, Shanghai, Sao Paolo and New York for a time of sharing on a unique product: the make-up.
From the upstream of the sector : Ingredients, pigments, formulation, packaging to the finished products: full-service, accessories, make-up professionals are taking this unique opportunity as a gateway to discover and share around innovations and trends with a specialized public made of brands and distribution (selective and mass-market) Marketing, Research & Development and Purchasing managers.
With an increasingly enriched palette of animations, the «MakeUp in…™» events are offering a unique opportunity to discover trends accross exhibitions, presentation and workshops; economics, structurals and commercials debates through conferences and round-tables; players of tomorrow through make-up demos realized by students of specialized schools, and lots of other animations…