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This activity asks the student to determine if Florence Griffith-Joyner moved faster than a car traveling 15 miles per hour when she ran 10 meters at a record-breaking 0.91 seconds during the Seoul Olympics. The activity, from the Figure This! collection of 80 math challenges, offers students real world problems related to conversions of units of measure for volume, distance, and temperature. Also included are questions relating to currency exchange and information about world records related to the speed of humans and animals. The answer to the initial questions contains a detailed description of how to make unit conversions. The page features links to a solution hint, the solution, related math questions, and resources related to world records. Copyright 2005 Eisenhower National Clearinghouse
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My 11:56 PM reading was 128 and I lowered my basal rate to .850. My 3:31 AM reading was 174. My 3:57 AM reading was 132. I nailed it. Tonight, I see if I can sleep until 7 AM. My seven-day average is 168, my fourteen-day average is 166, and my thirty-day average is 179 as of 6:48 AM. I now have to write these up in my journal. I nailed perfect middle of the night averages. I have had type 1 diabetes for seven years. Insulin, if anything, prolongs your lifespan. The insulin pump works on Humalog, one of the faster acting insulin types which start working in ten minutes. Insulin helps the human body regulate metabolism. It breaks down food into sugar. Without insulin as a hormone secreted by the pancreas, the human body can die easily. Insulin gets around inside the human body by causing organs to change metabolism. In normal humans, insulin is secreted to breakdown glucose.
Insulin starts things inside the body and ends things, by inhibiting certain physiological processes. The pancreas controls blood sugar levels. It determines how much insulin to secrete. Glucose makes blood sugar rise and is also secreted by the pancreas. Without insulin, the human body can die. This is why insulin comes from a lab. It works perfectly well as a replacement hormone for those the diabetic body cannot produce otherwise. I strive to have perfect diabetes. I want this more than anything. I want an average of 135, and to better manage my weight, as I have no exercise I can do because of a knee injury I'm still dealing with. All I can do is go for walks. Diabetes is managed with an insulin pump that has basal rates or insulin released every hour, on the hour that you program at a certain level. The Medtronic Minimed Revel insulin pump works by using 0.0.25, 0.50, .100 units to the third decimal place.
Diabetes can be easily managed with an insulin pump or shots. I prefer infusing because I can drive, for the reason that I infuse. The biggest responsibility you have as an insulin pump user is to change your infusion set when there is blood or a leak or a blockage in the flow of insulin. This is a huge responsibility that cannot be stressed to pumpers enough. Maintaining a non-diabetic average is possible using insulin in various forms. The insulin pump is less high profile than shots. Visible shots scare people who do not understand what diabetes is.
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Residents -
With pool season upon us, we wanted to advise everyone that we will NOT be filling pools any longer. The truck that we used to use to fill pools needed to be removed from service due to mechanical issues. There is no plan to replace the apparatus or use another one.
The Ramtown, Freewood Acres and Adelphia Fire Companies still fill pools so please feel free to reach out to them.
Thank you for your understanding.
2 days ago
Today we are at Lowe's Home Improvement for their annual safety day with other emergency services and Howell Police. Stop by to check out some displays. ... See MoreSee Less
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Last week, the Southard Fire Dept Hazmat Team participated in a full-scale exercise alongside first responders from around the county. The drill was held at the former Contential corporate campus located at Route 66 and Green Grove Road in Neptune Township. The scenario consisted of a hostile terror group occupying the empty buildings to cook up drugs and homemade chemical explosive devices. While they were working to create these devices, one detonated within the building causing a release of chemicals with a visible cloud called in by a passerby who reported the smoke. From there, the scenario expanded with firefighters making entry to the empty building and discovering no active fire, but a series of clandestine labs and assorted chemicals, as well as nearly a dozen "victims". Hazmat technicians were requested and made entry to determine the nature of the chemicals and any potential hazards, while emergency medical services worked to stabilize the victims/suspects and law enforcement investigated the possible illicit activity.
Each element of the response was carefully evaluated by experts in their respective fields, including fire, police, EMS, OEM, communications, decontamination, and HazMat. Immediately following the drill, all participants met with the evaluators for a brief, informal discussion about what went well and what needed improvement, to be followed up by a detailed after-action report created in the coming weeks.
We were thrilled to be able to participate in this full-scale exercise at no cost to the Township thanks to a grant obtained from the New Jersey State Police Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness Program. Thank you to all those who participated, including our "victims" who spent hours having realistic injuries applied (moulage) by Nancy Papay and her make-up team and all of the volunteers who attended to help sharpen their skills. Agencies in attendance included:
Neptune Township Police Department
Neptune Township and Neptune City Community Emergency Response Teams
Neptune Township EMS
Neptune First Aid Squad
Hamilton First Aid
Shark River Hills First Aid Squad, Inc
Ocean Grove First Aid Squad
Neptune City First Aid Squad
Neptune Career FD
Unexcelled Fire Co. Neptune Fire Dept NJ
Shark River Hills Fire Company
OGFD Eagle Hook & Ladder
Hamilton Fire Company Neptune Twp
Liberty Fire Company
Southard Fire Dept. No.1
Middletown Fire Department
Monmouth County HazMat
Monmouth County OEM
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Awesome training! What am effort! Thank you all for Your readiness! I love and pray for these teams of warriors!
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I remember this photo
That's my man.💜🚒😢
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The Southard fire family would like to extend a delayed congratulations to firefighter Steve Walsh and his lovely wife Kim. On Sunday, July 28 at 9:21 PM, they welcomed their son Daniel Joseph Walsh to the world. At 19 3/4 inches and 8.2 lbs, Daniel is happy and healthy as well as his Mom and Dad. Congratulations Kim and Steve! ... See MoreSee Less
congratulations.! He's got my birthday.
he is Beautiful <3 God Bless <3 Congratulations
Congratulation that's awesome news!
So sweet, congratulations
How cute .. congratulations and God bless 💙
Congratulations 🍼💙🙏
Congratulations 🍾🎊🎈🎉!
Congratulations 😍
Aww Congrats! 🍾
The Department and the rest of Howell Emergency Services are currently operating at multiple calls throughout town for trees and utility poles down. Please use extreme caution while driving. Stay away from downed utility wires and report them to 911. ... See MoreSee Less
Thank you for keeping us safe and for everything you do for our town! Be safe out there!
Thank you all for your service: fire, first aid, oem, public works, police ♥♥♥
Stay safe all. Thank you for all you do.
Thank you for all you do. May God bless you all & keep you safe.
Prayers from your FF'er brothers in North Carolina
Thank you for your service !!
Be safe guys🙏
stay safe!!
Ken Latchney pretty bad around here
Thank you for your service and keeping us informed
Thank you for all you do, keeping us all safe!
Hello neighbors, we are looking for someone to paint and/or restore this piece of artwork on our bay wall. This piece was painted a long time ago and we would like to restore it somehow. Any ideas, please email or reach out. We of course would love references that we can go see. Thank you for your help!!! ... See MoreSee Less
That would be great!
I saw this Patti L. Williams...I wish I had the time-it'd be an honor (+ I'm rusty) but thanks for thinking of me!
If you still need someone you can message me 🙂 my Facebook page is cRod Illustration & Pet Portraiture I'm a professional illustrator and have mural experience.
Susan Boroff Anton you could easily paint that!
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Evan Keats 😀😀😀
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Id almost leave it the way it is and clear coat over it to preserve the original
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Do you do this kinda thing Jamie Ferraioli Larsen?
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Today and always we remember the 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots who died fighting the Yarnell Fire in Prescott, Arizona in 2013. Their brave actions will never be forgotten. May they Rest In Peace ... See MoreSee Less
Be sure to stop in today from 8am-2pm to support Dancers Pointe - Howell in their quest to compete next year in the Disney Dance Fest! Get your car cleaned on a beautiful day and support an awesome local cause! A win/win! ... See MoreSee Less
Shared! Good luck and have fun!
Howell Happenings NJ Howell Patch Howell Happenings NJ Group Page
This past Sunday our members along with Adelphia Fire Company trained on our Paratech rescue strut system. The scenarios were a car under the rear of a bus and a tractor trailer that we needed to lift the trailer. Thank you to Certified Auto Mall for allowing us to use their training vehicles for this class. Thanks to Continental Fire & Safety for providing the training. ... See MoreSee Less
With the way some of the school buses drive around here this is a great idea
It was our pleasure to help you guys!!!
This afternoon our units and Freewood Acres Fire Company No. 1 were requested to a motor vehicle crash on route 9 north in front of Home Living Furniture. Upon arrival units found three vehicles, a vehicle fire and a fluid spill. Howell Township Police Department assisted by controlling the scene and completing the accident invest. Howell Township First Aid and Rescue Squad #1 handled patient treatment. Units cleared after around forty minutes.
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Good pictures! Thank you for your service! Be safe!
This afternoon we were dispatched along with Squankum Fire Company #1 to the Collingswood Flea Market for a propane tank leaking. Upon arrival, Chief 19-1-67 found a 40lb cylinder leaking at a one of the food establishments. Once Chief 19-3-66 arrived on location it was found that he cylinder was overfilled and leaking from a relief valve. Neptune Township Office of Emergency Management was requested to the scene to perform a propane flare operation. The flare operation was performed until the tank was rendered safe. ... See MoreSee Less
Nice pictures! Thank you for your service!
Was actually there at the time. They did an amazing job! Thankyou for all your service
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Howell Township First Aid and Rescue Squad #1 and the Schlosser Family tonight as we learned of the passing of Life Member Jean Schlosser. Jean rode on countless calls with us over the years and always had a smile on her face. The most loving and caring person most of us knew. May she Rest In Peace. ... See MoreSee Less
R.I.P Jean. My Condolences to your family, friends, Howell TWP First Aid & Howell TWP Community. You'll be greatly missed. Thank you for training me way way back when.
Rest in Piece!
R. I. P Jean ... my condolences to the family .thank you for your services 😥🙏
R.I.P. Jean. Thank you for your service. 🙏
Sorry for your loss.
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Yesterday afternoon the department assembled for a memorial service for Ex. Chief James Estelle. Chief Estelle passed away in December but services were put on hold until yesterday. Chief Estelle served our community as a member for 65 years in multiple capacities. Thank you to the Howell Township Police Department for assisting with traffic control as well as performing Chief Estelle's last call. Additional thanks to Jackson Station 55 for covering our company while we were out of service. Thank you to @Ken Ro for taking the pictures. ... See MoreSee Less
Thank you to all the firemen who helped to honor my Uncle Jim, and give his last call. It was a very moving ceremony and I'm glad to have been there.
Rest in Peace.. Thank you for your service
Brotherhood. RIP Chief
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Friday, Oct. 4
8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
EDU1 – Construction Law Survival Seminar
Presenter: James D. Fullerton, Fullerton & Knowles, Attorneys at Law
Standard: $140
It is essential for those engaged in all aspects of the construction industry to be thoroughly familiar with Construction Law to take advantage of all the protections and remedies available. Please join us for an intensive full-day seminar to help your company's bottom line and make you more successful.
Manufacturing is a complicated business, and it's getting more complicated every day. Working with contractors, the federal government and local and state municipalities requires basic knowledge of specific areas of construction law to protect your company and employees. Mechanic's lien and payment bond rights provide building material suppliers greater protection than any other industry. You must understand these rights. Recent history has brought many bankruptcies from customers. Proper planning will protect your receivables and prevent preference claims later. This seminar will provide a practical understanding of state and federal law as it impacts the construction industry.
We will discuss contract terms, the battle of the forms, reviewing and revising contracts you receive from customers, doing business with disadvantaged business enterprises, change orders, delays and other claims, litigation and arbitration, along with mechanic's lien and payment bonds.
This intensive session is led by James D. Fullerton, a construction law expert with more than 30 years of experience. As a special bonus for NPCA Convention attendees, each seminar participant will receive the 2019 edition of the Construction Law Survival Manual, a 700-page guidebook that includes contract forms, ready-to-use quotes, proposals, change orders, lien waivers and more.
Who should attend?
This seminar will provide valuable training in construction law issues for company owners, senior managers and executives who operate precast concrete companies or supply materials to the industry.
8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
EDU2 – Embracing the Younger Workforce: From Culture Clash to Competitive Advantage
Presenter: Robyn Tingley, GlassSKY Inc.
Get ready! It's the newest and biggest generation in the workplace, primed to make a difference you can't ignore. Millennials are poised to account for a whopping 75% of your employees by 2030. Learn what makes this powerhouse generation tick. Millennials are changing the way you should recruit, communicate, train and market your services. Proactively preparing for the largest generation in the workplace could give your business an edge. Hear what millennials are saying about how they want to be better engaged, supported and challenged, and learn how to tap into their valuable skills.
At the conclusion of this course, you will be able to:
- Review demographics about new career starters and key defining characteristics including mental health risk factors, sense of belonging and confidence levels
- Identify how to dispel harmful stereotypes and be part of the solution
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- Discover valuable skills and mindsets that younger generations bring to our workplaces like global diversity, collaboration and tech savviness
9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
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Presenter: John F. Levy, MBA, CPA, Board Advisory
According to negotiation guru Chester Karrass, "In business as in life, you don't get what you deserve, you get what you negotiate." Every transaction between two individuals is a negotiation. Often, we view negotiations as a competition with one side "winning" and the other "losing." Principled negotiation is a better method that seeks to have both parties come out ahead. This session will examine best negotiation practices, providing participants with ways to "get to yes" faster and build lasting relationships.
At the conclusion of this course, you will be able to:
- Recognize the various stages of effective negotiation
- Analyze your negotiation style and develop confidence in win/win
- Implement negotiating ideas to bring mutual satisfaction to all parties
9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
EDU4 – Beyond 2020: Political, Economic and Tech Trends That Will Affect Your Company in the Next Three Years
Presenter: Gene Marks, The Marks Group
The most successful business executives, owners, managers and leaders have this one thing in common: they are always looking ahead. They're executing their plans for the current year. But they're also thinking of the years to come. How will they navigate their company through potential economic downturns? What impact will the 2020 elections have on their company and industry? What investments should they make? What technologies should they consider? If you're a business leader then it's your job to also think ahead because you have people who are relying on you for their livelihoods: your employees, your customers, your partners, your suppliers… and all of their families. They are counting on your leadership to ensure that your company will grow and prosper through whatever challenges the universe throws at you! That's a lot of responsibility. But Gene Marks can help. Using the most current events and up-to-date information, Gene will share with you the latest political, economic and technology trends that will impact your business this year and beyond 2020 and actions for meeting those challenges. Remember: smart business leaders are making their plans for beyond 2020. Are you?
At the conclusion of this course, you will be able to:
- Identify updates on tax and regulatory information that will help you minimize your tax bill
- Learn technologies that will fuel your company into the next decade
- Recognize potential growth opportunities for your business
11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
EDU5 – Keynote Luncheon
The HERO Effect: Being Your Best When It Matters the Most!
Featuring: Kevin D. Brown, Author, Speaker and Consultant
Luncheon registration required for admission.
In a fresh and entertaining style, Kevin shares ideas, strategies and principles that will inspire and equip participants to show up every day and make a positive difference. At the heart of Kevin's message is a simple, yet powerful philosophy for life that drives every thought, every action and ultimately every result we achieve both personally and professionally. Your team will be motivated to reach beyond what is required and do something remarkable!
1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
EDU6 – The HERO Effect: Bonus Session
Presenter: Kevin D. Brown, Author, Speaker and Consultant
After his HERO Effect keynote presentation, Kevin will deliver a bonus working debrief where he answers your questions and dives even deeper into how world-class organizations and leaders create a culture of heroes at every level.
This bonus session is designed to help participants:
- Achieve greater results by eliminating "ordinary" thinking and mastering the habit of excellence
- Own the moments that matter (and they all matter) by taking responsibility for your attitude, your actions and your results
- Create meaningful relationships and deliver an extraordinary experience for every "customer" at work or at home
1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
EDU7 – Crucial Conversations: Effective Tactics for Setting Expectations and Holding Employees Accountable
Presenter: G. Terry Harris, FACI, GCP Applied Technologies
Sometimes managers will let employees and co-workers avoid accountability because they dislike confrontation. However, a lack of individual accountability creates an unhealthy workplace atmosphere. A lack of accountability sends a message to the rest of the staff that lower standards are acceptable. The team may begin to resent low-performing employees and managers because they may shoulder more work to make up for their teammate's deficiencies. If you don't address issues as they arise, the team may perceive it as favoritism or weakness, which can be demotivating for everyone. This interactive session includes tactics on how to have difficult conversations with employees, address poor performance, consider the employee's feelings, and follow through and follow up to ensure the employee is performing as expected.
At the conclusion of the course, you will be able to:
- Set clear expectations for employee performance
- Have the difficult conversation without being confrontational
- Confront the problem and address poor performance as quickly as possible
- Clarify the conversation and follow up to ensure expected performance
2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
EDU8 – Is It Time to Sell?: How Smart Business Owners Are Preparing Their Business for Sale and What You Need to Know to Increase Your Company's Value
Presenter: Gene Marks, The Marks Group
It doesn't matter whether you plan to sell your business next year or 10 years from now. The more important questions are: "What is your business really worth today?" And, "How can you increase its value every year?" You should be thinking this way all the time. You should be building value all the time, because one day you may want to sell your company. Or a potential buyer may appear with an offer. You want to be ready. You want your business to be as valuable as possible. This presentation will help you focus on what you need to do: go build value in your company and position it to be sold… next year, or 10 years from now. Gene explains why so many business owners will be selling their businesses over the next few years and how you can capitalize on that trend. He'll take you through the reasons why business owners sell and what smart buyers are looking for. He'll give you the essential tools you'll need to know how to value your business like a professional appraiser. You may not like what he tells you, but most importantly, you'll walk away with critical, real-life tactics for operating your company at its highest level. Maybe you'll want to sell it someday, or maybe you won't. In either case, don't you still want to be as profitable as possible?
At the conclusion of this course, you will be able to:
- Identify key questions to ask yourself about your company and its future
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- Analyze critical things every buyer looks for when pricing a company
- Discover key things to consider about succession planning
3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
EDU9 – Workforce Strategies That Work: A Panel Discussion
Panel Discussion
The future of manufacturing is on the precipice of a large workforce void. A higher starting wage may be a good recruiting tactic for your plant, but salary alone is not enough to keep employees in what will become more and more an employee-driven marketplace. During this panel discussion, you'll learn what NPCA members are doing to attract, train and retain the best local talent. This session will conclude with a Q&A during which you can obtain answers to your workforce-related questions from precasters who are at the forefront of workforce development initiatives.
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Speaker Bios
James D. Fullerton is the president of the law firm of Fullerton & Knowles, P.C., which has attorneys licensed in Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and the District of Columbia, and is a Martindale Hubbell Peer Rated Lawyer AV Preeminent. Jim represents owners, lenders, design professionals, suppliers, subcontractors, general contractors and other members of the real estate and construction industries region-wide. He advises on all real estate and construction law issues; public procurement and bidding; contract formation and disputes; defects in labor and materials; design defects in plans and specifications; inefficiency; impact and delay claims; mechanic's lien and bond rights; litigation; arbitration and mediation in public and private projects; joint ventures; bank and lender representation; commercial transactions and loan closings; sales contracts and leases. He is counsel to the Board of Directors of the Virginia Precast Concrete Association and to the Board of Directors for the Central Atlantic Precast Concrete Association.
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To the Editor:
While museums have taken an important step to combat art theft by recording information about their holdings (Arts pages, July 16), more needs to be done.
Many art dealers buy artwork after little or no inquiry into its ownership, allowing them to contend later that they had no idea a work was stolen. Customers rely on dealers without doing any further investigation, and then say they bought a stolen artwork in good faith. This scenario produces protracted legal battles about how diligently the theft victim looked for the art and whether the buyer acted in good faith.
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The wireless, helmet brake and turn signal system designed to make riders more visible! By Third Eye Design.
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The wireless, helmet brake and turn signal system designed to make riders more visible! By Third Eye Design.
Motorcycle visibility: we all know it's an issue. What's more, studies around the world share the same findings: the main reason motorcyclists get hit is because they aren't seen. Because motorcycle brake lights have a low placement, being approached by a car or truck while stopped in traffic is one of the most dangerous situations a rider can encounter.
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Designed with Visibility in Mind. Designed by you! We've spent hundreds of hours talking to thousands of riders to get their feedback and have incorporated everything we've learned into our design. We kept a close eye on manufacturing and focused our attention on keeping costs down. HelSTAR will retail for $179 in stores and will not be discounted. Here's your chance to order one now at significant savings and help improve motorcycle visibility.
Our design makes use of a proprietary, patented ultra-low power technology:
• Almost all battery power is for LED illumination instead of RF communication with the motorcycle – which means brighter lights and longer battery life. It also means there's no on-off switch for the helmet—it works without any user intervention! You cannot forget to turn it on – or off - and have the batteries die.
• Breakaway design helps prevent neck injuries in the event of a fall.
• Automatic diagnostics include battery check, RF communication and LED function.
• A single helmet receiver can link to multiple transmitters (motorcycles) and you can mate a single transmitter (motorcycle) with multiple receivers (helmets).
• Hundreds of thousands of unique codes prevent cross communication with other units and stray interference.
• Designed to work with virtually all 12V systems, including CAN-Bus.
• User programmability ensures compatibility and allows for future functionality and enhancements (like brake modulation). • Meets or exceeds DOT standards.
• Made proudly in the USA
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Our prototype unit - piloted in the US to much success - is what you see in our campaign. Our final design is lower profile, sexy and will have an injection molded lens.
Born from personal experience. Our story began after a near collision with a motorcyclist who had a low-mounted hard-to-see taillight. At that instant, the idea for the HelSTAR, wireless motorcycle helmet brake and turn signal system was born.
HelSTAR Inventor
Since then, Third Eye Design has been working with one of the world's foremost experts in low frequency RF communication. We've developed proprietary technology, obtained a patent, met with thousands of motorcyclists and performed national market research. We've built a leadership team of internationally recognized experts, syndicated authors and leaders with impressive track records. Today, after nearly 10 years of research and development, focus group studies, RF engineering, patent work, national market research and a U.S. pilot, we're ready to go to market.
Price and performance! We meet or exceed DOT specifications for brake and signal lights. Our firmware is upgradeable so you get the latest features and options. We are built tough in the USA which allows us to provide a hassle free warranty. Our retail price will be $179 and will not be discounted in stores.
Our pilot program is over, but our campaign is just kicking into gear. In June, we kicked off a U.S. pilot program for HelSTAR. Participants included a diverse group of experienced riders including motorcycle dealer owners, master mechanics, state safety coordinators and instructors, neurosurgeons, and emergency room trauma doctors. On September 30th, the pilot program came to an end. The results: simply outstanding! Feedback and performance exceeded our expectations. We learned a lot and were able to react quickly to issues that arose. In every case, we were able to adjust and fine-tune our units without hardware modification—a testament to our design and technology innovation.
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Ready to roll out. Are we ready? You bet. Here's why:
• We have a strong patent on a design that's feature-rich and cost-effective to manufacture.
• Results of national market research exceeded expectations.
• Our US Pilot results exceeded expectations and our technology proved to be effective, reliable and robust.
• We've contracted with a U.S. manufacturing firm for production, so we know we have good quality control and costs that allow retailers to price it below our consumer acceptance identified price.
Join the movement. Become a HelSTAR backer. We've built a lot of momentum and interest. RoadRUNNER Motorcycle Touring and Travel Magazine (http://www.roadrunner.travel/), the industry's premier motorcycle magazine, learned about HelSTAR and wanted to help. We welcomed their support!
We have improved our design - it will be a smaller with a lower-profile injection-molded lens. We're shrinking our design and optimizing our electronics. We're aiming for full launch in Spring 2015 and are hoping you'll help us fund our transition from pilot to production.
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Here's what our pilot participants said about their own experience with HelSTAR:
• "If this saves just one life, it's worth its weight in Gold." • "Why didn't someone come up with this 30 years ago?!"
• "More than a great idea, a necessary accessory"
• "Should be standard equipment on helmets from now on"
• "I won't ride without it"
• "It protects not only me, buy my family and other motorists as well"
• "I seriously don't want to be riding without one at this point."
• "Everywhere I went people stopped me to comment on what a great idea and to ask where they can get one."
• "My wife loves that I am testing this and comments every time she sees me ride with it."
Q) What makes your product unique? A) Our transmitter and receiver use ground breaking electronics circuitry that effectively has no impact on battery drain. Battery life is only governed by LED illumination. This allows for brighter LED's, longer battery life and a safer unit where the user cannot forget to turn it on (avoiding the potentially dangerous error of not having it work) or turn it off (and have the batteries die). Essentially, the receiver unit is always on. It reacts within milliseconds to a signal and operates on such low power consumption that effective battery life is equal to the shelf life of the battery. (The real drain is LED time and we use the brightest, most efficient available.)
Q) What are the key features?A) There is no on/off switch. You can't forget to turn it on or turn it off. A) The unit has automatic diagnostics and reporting that test function, LEDs and battery (functionally, a "chirp" tells the user that all systems are working properly upon each initial activation after an extended period of inactivity or storage) as well as a dimly lit LED when battery power drops below acceptable levels. A) A single receiver can be linked to multiple transmitters (motorcycles - e.g., a single rider owning multiple motorcycles). A single transmitter (motorcycle) can be linked to multiple receivers (helmet units). A) Unit features hundreds of thousands of codes to insure that non-related units do not interfere with each other. A) Our transmitter unit is sealed in epoxy to eliminate damage by exposure to water, humidity or vibration. This makes the unit maintenance free and robust.
Q) Can the helmet light/receiver be installed on a shorty helmet? A) Our unit can be installed on any standard DOT helmet meant for street use with a smooth hard surface (i.e. it won't adhere to a leather covered helmet). The only other requirement is the real-estate to install it - an unobstructed surface area of approximately 5" x 2.5" wide.
Q) Where can I buy one of your units? A) Third Eye Design is currently raising funds to complete production and initiate US sales. Retail units will be made available to Kickstarter backers in advance.
Q) Do you have products other than the motorcycle helmet brake and signal light? A) Yes. A wireless bicycle running and brake light is in prototype and we have been contacted by several companies interested in our technology - stay tuned!.
Q) How difficult is it to install? A) The transmitter installs with 5 simple connections and quick-connect posi-tap connectors. A basic understanding of motorcycle systems and wiring (and access to them) are all that is needed. The helmet piece attaches easily with safe, high performance transparent hook and loop tape. We worked closely with 3M to find a mounting system that is strong, unaffected by temperature or weather and won't damage a helmet.
Q) Will it work with CAN-Bus systems? A) Yes! Our technology was designed to work with virtually all 12v motorcycle electrical systems.
Q) Is your technology safe? A) Absolutely! Our receiver produces less RF noise or radiation than a 20" loop of wire (i.e. it is no more dangerous than wearing a coat hanger on your head) and is not impacted by typical infrared or radio frequency noise often found in urban areas.
Q) How much will the unit cost? A) With US design and manufacturing, we are estimating a retail price of $179.
Q) I have more than one motorcycle, can I use my helmet with all of them? A) Absolutely! A single helmet can be linked to multiple transmitters. (e.g. someone who rides more than 1 bike)
Q) I have one motorcycle but multiple helmets, can I link them all to a single motorcycle? A) Yes! A single transmitter can be linked to multiple receivers (or helmets - e.g., 1 motorcycle in a family with more than 1 driver).
Q) Can the receiver/helmet light be moved from helmet to helmet? A) Yes, our high performance attachment method allows you to easily move it to a passenger helmet when necessary.
Q) How hard will it be to change from one helmet to another? A) It's easy to switch. You will get 2 mounts with our system. We worked closely with 3M to find a fastener that is safe for your helmet, secure in all-weather types and temperatures and allows you to move HelSTAR between helmets. This means you can move it between 2 different helmet types or between driver and passenger so it is always on the most visible helmet!
Q) How hard is it to install? A) It installs easily. We use new, posi-tap connectors that can tap wires in a way that total wire integrity is maintained. The transmitter connects to power, ground, brake and left and right directional. The transmitter itself is sealed and can be located almost anywhere - under the seat, behind the seat, etc. - wherever wires are easy to get to. It draws almost no power and works on all motorcycles, including those with CAN Bus electrical systems. Once installed, it requires no maintenance or user intervention. It syncs automatically with your motorcycle and sends brake and turn signals to your helmet receiver. The helmet receiver attaches easily with special 3M tape, and 2 mounts are included so it can be switched quickly between helmets. Batteries are installed by removing 2 screws.
Q) What is the expected battery life and what kind of batteries will this use? A) Our pilot units used (2) AAA and we had participants who used them for an entire season without needing to change them. Our RF protocol uses almost no battery energy - so battery consumption relates directly to LED use - the more you are on your brake the faster you need to change the batteries (that said, LEDs are getting both brighter and more efficient all the time). I would expect 2-3 months in average use, perhaps longer. If you are in a parade, a lot less, lol. For the final unit we are considering CR123 batteries which may allow for a daytime running light feature.
Q) The light seems large and bulky. Hopefully you can slim it down some before retail release? A) The helmet light you see in the campaign is a prototype unit we piloted in the US. We were more concerned with the electronics during the pilot, since we knew we could make it smaller in its final form. The final unit will have an injection molded lens that will light red for brake and yellow for directional. It will be approximately half the height you see in the pilot units (see conceptual illustration in the campaign story). Our pilot participants were happy with the footprint, just not the height so the final version will have a lower profile. We had no issues or complaints about weight or wind noise – pilot participants didn't know it was on their helmet.
Q) Will there be add-ons available later? For example, I'd like to be able to get a second mount for my wife's helmet. That way when we ride two-up I can put it on hers. A) The unit comes with 2 mounts - and is easily transferred between helmets. We will offer transmitter and receivers separately for families who share 1 bike or for individuals who have more than 1 bike but fewer helmets.
Q) Can it be swapped between helmets? A) Absolutely! We worked closely with 3M to secure a special hook and loop mounting system that is safe for your helmet, unobtrusive when the unit is not on your helmet, is secure in any weather conditions and allows for easy transfer between helmets. It is designed to break away in the event of a crash.
Q) Gmax has a system this, is yours different? A) Our unit is quite different from the Gmax. Since they need to focus most of their battery power on RF communication, their unit must be turned on and off every time you ride and the LEDs are not very bright - even at night. They don't integrate turn signals and their system won't work on CAN Bus motorcycles. It's not programmable and upgradable and cannot be moved from helmet to helmet (ie driver to passenger). they have done a nice job with integration, but their helmet light only works on a couple of models of Gmax helmets only. Ours works on any helmet and any motorcycle.
Q – I know I have seen this before. A – You may have seen a very different product. There is a reason a wireless helmet brake and signal light hasn't existed successfully before. Our technology didn't exist. Dimly lit LEDs, poor battery life, on and off switches and lack of other features don't make for a compelling product. HelSTAR is dramatically different - in every aspect.. In terms of ugly, please note, as we have stated, the unit you see is a prototype version we piloted in the US. Not the final, retail version which will be lower profile and much better looking. The unit you refer to is dramatically different than ours. We are very familiar with it and others that claim to do the same thing. Since they need to focus most of their battery power on RF communication, their unit must be turned on and off every time you ride. Forget to turn it on and it won't help you, forget to turn it off and the batteries will be dead the next time you need to use it. We have one of these - and the LEDs are not bright - even at night. Ours exceed DOT specifications and are very bright even in direct sun. Their system won't work on CAN Bus motorcycles. It's not programmable and upgradable and cannot be moved from helmet to helmet (ie driver to passenger). We couldn't find a single helmet it would fit to properly. Ours works on any helmet and any motorcycle. Ours offers built in diagnostics so you know the helmet is connect and working properly. We can turn on features like brake modulation, there is much more. And, we are proudly made in the USA
Q) Not everyone wears a helmet, are there other mounting options? A) Sure! We will have jacket clips, magnetic mounts and ways to add it to your boat or trailer. Stay tuned!
Our Website: http://thirdeyedesigninc.com/
Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Third-Eye-Design-Inc/195860483870029
Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/3rdEyeDesign
Risks and challenges
Risks and Challenges:
As a PMP-certified project manager, I understand risks. I also understand risk mitigation plans and ours are robust. But that doesn't mean we're risk free. Here are the things I think about:
Technology costs:
This is a low risk—our hardware is solid and performed well in our pilot. Parts availability is good. Generally, these costs drop over time. But we'll be keeping our eye on them.
The good news is, the closer we get to production, the more we understand exactly what we need to do and the risk is reduced. We've factored in extra time and resources into our budget, and based on our history (and success) here, we believe we're in excellent shape to deliver as promised (production in Spring 2015).
For more information about this groundbreaking, lifesaving product, visit www.thirdeyedesigninc.com.Learn about accountability on Kickstarter
Funding period
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Norfolk, Virginia
Sail Sculpture Donor Recognition Glass Sculpture
Donor Recognition Glass & Metal Sculpture
Ellenburg + Shaffer designed this exterior donor recognition sculpture for the Elizabeth River Trails Foundation. The sail sculpture will be installed at the Norfolk Waterfront and the design is a nod to the maritime history of the area. The glass is 1/2" thick tempered glass in shades of greens and blues. The logo and donor names are depth-carved into the glass . The frames are welded stainless steel with concrete bases. The entire display is illuminated with LED lighting. Completion is set for late 2019.


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Global Dosimetry Market Analysis & Trends Report 2017-2025 - Growing Usage of Radiation Therapy in the Medical Treatment - Research and Markets
12 Jun, 2017, 13:45 BST
DUBLIN, June 12, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Global Dosimetry Market Analysis & Trends - Industry Forecast to 2025" report to their offering.
This industry report analyzes the market estimates and forecasts of all the given segments on global as well as regional levels presented in the research scope. The study provides historical market data for 2014, 2015 revenue estimations are presented for 2016 and forecasts from 2017 till 2025.
The study focuses on market trends, leading players, supply chain trends, technological innovations, key developments, and future strategies for the existing players, new entrants and the future investors. The market size is calculated based on the revenue generated through sales from all the given segments and sub segments in the research scope. The market sizing analysis includes both top-down and bottom-up approaches for data validation and accuracy measures.
Report Highlights:
- The report provides a detailed analysis on current and future market trends to identify the investment opportunities
- Market forecasts till 2025, using estimated market values as the base numbers
- Key market trends across the business segments, Regions and Countries
- Key developments and strategies observed in the market
- Market Dynamics such as Drivers, Restraints, Opportunities and other trends
- In-depth company profiles of key players and upcoming prominent players
- Growth prospects among the emerging nations through 2025
- Market opportunities and recommendations for new investments
Key Topics Covered:
1 Market Outline
2 Executive Summary
3 Market Overview
- Rising applications of dosimetry
- Growing usage of radiation therapy in the medical treatment
- Recent Technological Developments in Dosimetry
- Growth Opportunities/Investment Opportunities
4 Dosimetry Market, By Application
- Industrial
- Medical
- Environmental
5 Dosimetry Market, By Devices Type
- Passive Dosimeters
- Active Dosimeters
6 Dosimetry Market, By Type
- External Dosimetry
- Internal Dosimetry
7 Dosimetry Market, By Geography
8 Key Player Activities
9 Leading Companies
- Ludlum Measurements, Inc.
- Redlen Technologies, Inc.
- Canberra Industries, Inc.
- IBA Dosimetry GmbH
- Ametek, Inc.
- Mirion Technologies, Inc.
- Radiation Monitoring Devices, Inc.
- S.E. International, Inc.
- Centronic Limited
- Landauer, Inc.
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As we count down the final hours of 2017, I can't help feeling I will be glad to put this year behind us.
It's been a year in which I quit asking "how could things get worse?" because we kept getting evidence of how things could get worse thrown in our face practically every day.
We've seen some disturbing developments during the past 12 months and we have sunk to some new lows in this country, but I'm not quite ready to give in yet.
I'm not ready to give up because I still believe in people.
Not the people who are supposed to be leading and running the country.
We have assembled the most abominable horde of useless, self-serving scoundrels imaginable in Washington.
Some of these are the most pathetic excuses for human beings I have witnessed in a lifetime of observation.
If we turn things around and start making life better for everyone in this country, it will be in spite of the deplorable demons in the pit of Washington, not because of them.
The blatant greed and complete lack of integrity on the part of those who are supposed to be working for the rest of us have reached shocking new levels.
To say government has betrayed the public trust would be a gross understatement.
Politicians can't save us, and I've seen little evidence that they intend to try.
They're much too busy lining their own pockets and those of their friends, while doing everything in their power to sabotage the efforts of others.
If I have any confidence in our so-called leaders, it is the confidence that they will pick our pockets and swindle us at every opportunity.
I do, however, still believe in the power of ordinary people.
The kind of people we might work with, or have as neighbors. The kind of people we see out in our communities volunteering to make things just a little bit better for those around them.
There's a lot of apathy in this country, and while we weren't looking, a lot of bad people have done things that have, and will continue to hurt us.
And yet, I still don't believe the average person wants to live in a world of division and hate.
I believe most people just want to live a reasonably comfortable life.
They want to live in a place where hard work can bring home a living wage so they can take care of themselves and their families, and maybe have enough left over to relax once in awhile and enjoy spending time with their friends.
I believe most people aren't asking for anything more than a level playing field where everyone has a fair chance to get a piece of the pie.
The people I know want to feel safe in their homes, and they want to know the air they breathe, the water they drink, and the food they eat are safe.
That sounds obvious to us, but there are places in the world where people can't take those things for granted. There are also places in this country where unscrupulous individuals have, and will continue to exploit our resources for their own gain without a thought to the consequences for anyone else.
The role of government is to protect citizens from people like that, not to protect the shysters from having to take responsibility for their actions.
I think most of the people I meet care about their neighbors and those who are less fortunate.
We see evidence of this every day, when we hear about random acts of kindness, or see people organizing benefits to help someone who is sick, injured, or has been through some other type of disaster.
These volunteers aren't asking "What's in it for me?" they are asking "How can we help the other guy?"
As long as that kind of thinking holds true, we have a chance.
The world can be an overwhelming place sometimes, and there may be days when it seems like there are more problems than answers.
There's good news, though. We don't have to try to fix it all at once.
There's a lot of truth in the old line, "No one can do everything, but everyone can do something."
It's OK to start small.
If we just look for one simple thing we can do each day to make someone else's day better, we can be a powerful force for change.
Even something as simple as making a choice to share one kind word, rather than posting a negative comment on social media, can touch people in ways we might never see.
It is up to us to make the year ahead better than the one that is ending.
None of us can change the past, but all of us can do something to change the future.
We are about to begin a whole new set of 365 shiny new days in which we can do it, so why not start now?


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Her Story with Kiera Murphy: A Life by Design
If you just skimmed this interview, you'd see Kiera's gorgeous outfits with decor-envy backgrounds and think this is her life as an interior design. And while this certainly is a piece of it, Kiera was super honest and real that it is far from her day-to-day.
If you are thinking of taking the leap into working for yourself or are in it and wondering if there's something wrong with you because it doesn't seem as glamorous as you imagined, keep reading because our Her Story Spotlight this week with Kiera Murphy, owner of Willow Park, gets real with what the behind the scenes of her business really looks like, what investments she made that have been worth it and some of her challenges getting started, but she makes it clear that, for her, it's all been worth it. <3
Meet Kiera - Fun Facts:
1) I have three pets (2 dogs and a cat) and have always had animals in my life.
2) I am a foster for the KY humane society and several times a year get to have kittens and puppies come stay with me for a few weeks while they get bigger.
3) I love to travel, and especially love warmer climates and places with a beach. As often as I can, I try to go to new places. Summer 2017 I even took a solo trip to Spain.
4) I worked in a gourmet deli for years and learned a lot about cooking, catering and the culinary arts. I don't make as much time for it these days, but I still really love to cook and bake and try out new recipes.
5) Relationships are so important to me and many of my friends and I have been close for many years. Including one of my best friends who I met in preschool and we continued our friendship and education in the same schools through college.
Tell us about Willow Park Design!
I feel like the idea of hiring an interior designer is really intimidating for most people, and they don't even know where to begin or if they can afford one. I wanted to reach a younger clientele (specifically millennials up to those in their early 40s), who might be apprehensive to seek out design help, but who are too busy to work on their homes themselves.
By taking it room by room, step by step, great design is achievable and affordable for the working young professional or family. Hopefully by hiring me, I will not only relive some stress and confusion for them, but I can help create an environment for them they're happy to be in and proud to call their home.
My favorite part about design is the transformation. It's seeing the potential a space has, working through the design process and options with a client and seeing the end results. I'm just as amazed and happy at the end of a project as a client is. It's such a satisfying feeling to create something that not only looks great, but makes those who live in it FEEL great too. It doesn't matter the size or age of a home, each home has the potential to be a beautiful reflection of the people who reside there.
How did it get it's start?
Starting from an early age I had an urge to design spaces. I had a knack for organizing, was naturally drawn to matching patterns with colors and was fascinated by transforming the ordinary.
As I got older, my interest in interior design and developing my skills continued to grow. This led me to studying visual merchandising and interior design while attending The University of Kentucky. In my four years there, I was challenged by the curriculum and projects but rewarded with indispensable knowledge, amazing travel opportunities and the chance to meet and work beside a group of peers who shared my same passion and goals.
Since graduating in 2007, I have been working within the interior design community in Louisville and pursuing my dream. After several years of learning from and working for designers in my hometown, I knew I was ready to make my own mark in the interior design community. So I started my own design studio--Willow Park.
What are some experiences you had to go through in the very beginning to get here and what did you learn from those?
Like most college students or recent grads, I was an unpaid intern. The two internships that I had were for a large furniture retailer and the other was a smaller design firm. I learned a lot at both, but it's a struggle to work without pay, and is a practice I would like to see change in the future. There are several other industries and companies that pay their interns or give them a living stipend if they have relocated to a new city for the job. Hopefully one day, more interior design firms large and small will be able to compensate these designers-in-the-making while teaching them valuable knowledge of the field. So often when you're starting out or not being paid, you feel like a glorified "gofer", and I'm sure I'm not alone in saying that it is a really discouraging feeling sometimes.
One of my other challenges when I was first starting out was that I graduated right when the recession hit in 2008, and interior design took a big hit and was extremely slow. I had to take some time away from the field and I went back to work in catering and food service at the gourmet deli I worked at part time in high school and college. It was wonderful to be back working with close friends every day, and I was so thankful to even have a job, but I definitely missed the creativity of being a designer.
It's so easy to look at people's social media "highlight reel" these days and think we're the only one that "failing miserably" or going through a tough time. Would you be willing to share a business challenge you have you had to overcome to get where you are now? How were you able to overcome that or what are you doing now to overcome that's working?
I think in general people glamorize being an Interior Designer. Let me tell you, it is physically challenging and mentally draining at times. Other than dressing up for a new client meeting or presentation, I am normally in work out clothes covered in paint, fabric lint and bruises. You're moving furniture, opening boxes, continually cleaning and sorting fabric samples, and making a million runs to the hardware store. On job sites, its dirty, dusty and messy and definitely not a place to wear heels.
I also feel like because designers work with high end clients and beautiful, expensive items, that we somehow convey the image that we live that lifestyle too. For some, that may be their reality, and that's awesome! But for most designers, especially in Louisville, it is lots of hard work and hours that we don't always get paid for or where we have had to continually negotiate our pricing and rates with clients. It's wonderful to be able to get beautiful fabrics and furniture at cost, but I definitely don't live an extreme lifestyle.
Especially now that I work for myself, a lot of what I make goes straight back in to the business and there are definitely months where money is extremely tight. I have had lots of doubts and tears in the past several months of getting my business up and running, but I know it is something I am passionate about and has been a dream for a very long time, so I owe it to myself to give it my all. There are of course days, though, where I envy my friends who make three times what I do at their corporate jobs, and have paid benefits. There are tradeoffs to working for yourself vs. a bigger company and some days I feel lucky to be an entrepreneur and others I feel discouraged, but I know it is a "grass is always greener" situation and am hoping with time and hard work, those tradeoffs won't feel as extreme.
What would you say has been the main key so far to helping you get to where you are now in your business?
Keeping an open mind and gathering as much knowledge as I can from those who have walked this path before me. I have friends and family in several industries of business, and I found it helpful to ask for their advice and expertise as I have been going through this process. Having your own support network and being able to ask for help, has been the biggest key to getting where I am right now. Determination doesn't hurt either.... and being open to the fact things may not always turn out or look how you first envisioned, but to just keep your end goal in mind and adapt when needed.
What are some things you've had to do as a business owner to get "out there" that may have seemed scary at first (or still do!)?
I will say, I am not the best at traditional "networking" type functions. I feel like it's so awkward and never feels authentic. I like connecting with people in different ways, that don't feel as forced. I love going to the lecture series, Creative Mornings once a month and chatting with other creatives in Louisville and getting inspiration from the featured speakers. I also think volunteering can be a great opportunity to get your name out and meet new people.
What are some of your top tips for marketing on social media that have worked for you?
I ultimately always think about "would I want to see that?" when I make a post. If it's a photo I would scroll past or caption I would skim over, I won't share it. I think it's important to create authentic content and by posting what's interesting to you, can help do that.
There is so much of the same out there, but there is room for all of our creative visions and the stories we want to tell via social media...why not be different from the rest and share what actually represents you and your business in a real way?
What are the investments you've made into yourself over this process to set you up for success?
My two largest investments have been having my branding and website professionally created (including professional photography) and buying CAD and bookkeeping software. I wanted to make sure I had a website that looked and worked great and I knew I didn't have the time or skill to accomplish that myself. The graphic designer and I worked together to come up with my brand values and then a logo and eventually entire website to convey my brand identity to consumers. We hired a professional photographer for head shots and content for social media and I had a few of my marketing friends help me with copy for the website.
Learning the new software I purchased is an ever evolving process, as technology is always changing and updating. But I needed my expenses and client information organized and easy to access, so I invested in Ivy, which is a bookkeeping program for interior designers. For presentations and architectural drawing, I use a few different programs, and even sometimes do things by hand.
In addition to these investments. I have also invested in my health more. As I said before, this job is very physical and I have unfortunately injured my back over the years. It's been a huge struggle for me and a major hassle to deal with, but I am on the mend finally. To keep myself and my body strong, I make sure to get acupuncture, massages and go to physical therapy with a girl trained in medical yoga. As I get stronger I will be more regimented with my exercise and plan on getting back in to Yoga and Pilates more regularly.
I've also made my mental health more of a priority too by journaling and daily meditation and seeing my therapist when I am dealing with anxiety or under a lot of stress. It is a constant process, but one I feel like is important for me no matter what field I find myself in, but especially in this one. Working so closely with people on projects that are personal to them is rewarding but emotional. Then adding the stress of deadlines, construction and managing finances...can be a lot to deal with at times. Having ways for me to decompress and step away from work and technology is important, and the more I practice it, the more beneficial I feel like it is to my wellbeing and my work ethic.
What advice would you have for someone looking to launch their own business in 2019?
Do as much research as you can. Look at your competition, the market you're wanting to work in, your customer base... everything. At the same time though, don't be afraid to just start. I thought about doing this for years before I actually pulled the trigger. Sometimes you have to just take that first step, even though you might not have all the details worked out yet. There is definitely an element of 'trial by fire" when you want to start a business. The more you think about or stress with the little details though, the less likely you are to ever take the leap. You'll always stay where you are unless you take that first step.
What are some tools that help make life easier/better for business or for personal development?
I have definitely liked the user friendly interface of the Squarespace website that the graphic designer created for me. It is easy to update and change as I need it and I am slowly learning how to utilized the other information it gives you.
As far as expenses, I use the Mile IQ app on my phone to track my milage...tons easier than writing it down all the time.
Having a business bank account and credit card was also a game changer when keeping my finances and business expenses organized. My Ink credit card also earns cash back points, which is great for free flights and other perks.
I think being a part of several design groups on social media has been helpful too. It is so much more helpful when you have a community of peers to talk to about problems or questions that may come up. I never like to see other designers as a threat, even though technically they are competition. I think there is space for all of our creative visions and there is always room to learn something new from someone. It can be a great resource and you can also develop connections and friendships through these groups, which is always a wonderful thing.
What is a book(s) and/or podcast you would recommend for others looking to start or grow their a business or just for general positive mindset motivation?
I love podcasts and was continually inspired by several... the first one being Skimm'd from the Couch, by the creators of The Skimm.
I also like Oprah's Super Soul Conversations, Creative Pep Talk, The Chaise Lounge, Proof to Product and A Well Designed Business.
As far as books, Shawn Achor's "The Happiness Advantage" was a great and helped put things in perspective for me.
What are you looking forward to with your business in 2019?
I definitely hope to get new clientele outside of Louisville. Like I mentioned, I love to travel and always enjoy the opportunity to do so. I also think it's fun to work on projects outside of your area for a change... different tastes and trends keep things interesting.
I'm also hoping to work on painting and refinishing furniture more. I have taken a hiatus from it because of my back pain, but I am slowly starting to work on pieces again. I love being able to use them in clients designs, but I also hope to sell some online and maybe even to special event coordinators.
How can people find out more about you and your work?
I am on several social media platforms (Instagram is my fave) or they can go to my website, willowparkdesign.com. I am slowly but surely adding project photos to my portfolio, so you all can see what I've been up to. I'm always open to chat or meet out for a cup of coffee (if you live locally) too.
Leave a comment below with your biggest takeaway from Kiera''s story!


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