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Attention Business Editors:
Cott Corporation (TSX:BCB)(NYSE:COT) announced today that Clyde Preslar, Chief Financial Officer, will be leaving the Company to pursue other interests, effective December 1, 2006.
Tina Dell'Aquila, Vice President and Controller, will assume the position of Interim Chief Financial Officer until the appointment of a new CFO. Dell'Aquila has been with Cott since 1998 and held the role of Interim CFO in 2005. She is both a Certified Public Accountant and a Certified Management Accountant.
"We are on track with our plans to reignite top line growth and aggressively reduce costs in 2007," said CEO Brent Willis. "Our perspective for the fourth quarter and full year remains unchanged and I know that Tina's interim leadership will provide continuity for the organization as we begin to implement the 2007 Operating Plan that our Board of Directors approved today. We want to thank Clyde for his contributions to the Company and we wish him well as he pursues new opportunities."
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Cott Corporation is one of the world's largest non-alcoholic beverage companies and the world's largest retailer brand soft drink provider. The Company commercializes its business in over 60 countries worldwide, with its principal markets being the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Mexico. Cott markets or supplies over 200 retailer and licensed brands, and Company-owned brands including Cott, RC, Vintage, Vess and So Clear. Its products include carbonated soft drinks, sparkling and flavored waters, energy drinks, sports drinks, juices, juice drinks and smoothies, ready-to-drink teas, and other non-carbonated beverages. The Company's website is www.cott.com. The brand names referenced in this press release are trademarks of Cott Corporation, its affiliated companies, our customers, or other third parties.
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Slave Falls Trail is a 4.2 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Pall Mall, Tennessee that features a waterfall and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and birding and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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Directions from Crossville: Take I-40 eastbound, exit at U.S. 127 and travel north to TN 154. Turn off Hwy. 154 onto Fork Ridge Road, continue 3 miles to Sawmill Trailhead.
Poorly marked and it needs to be a loop! Technically you can see it from either side of the falls but not connect the trails.
Walked all that way and it was dryed up was also chased by savage blood thirsty bees and there was spiders with webs like fishing line!!!!!
This was a great hike with great rock formations and the water fall
Easy. Well marked & maintained. About 4.2 mi with spurs to Needle Arch & Slave Falls. Really nice hike with superb geology & water. Needle Arch very cool. Slave Falls is spectacular. Recommend going after a recent rain.
Nice hike, we cheated and came back to the car on the road.
Nice easy walk through the woods! Slave Falls was beautiful!
Great, relatively easy hike. The flow at the falls was not all that great, but the hike in the woods was very peaceful and worth the trip. You cannot go to the base of the falls. They have it 'sort of' fenced off. Take your camera!
Our trip to Twin Arches started at the Middle Creek trailhead. We went "straight" to Jakes Place, set up our tent,did the Twin Arches loop, then stayed the night. The next day we did the loops we had bypassed on the first day. Each loop was spectacular and had its own feel. There are two trails to the falls to see it from different sides. Looks like people go down to the falls (around fence line) but it is causing erosion:-(. The Slaves Falls Loop is rolling hills thru the woods and was pretty easy.
*NO facilities at this trail head. I suggest driving to the Twin Arches trail head to use the restroom, before hiking this trail*
Very easy trail to hike, not super strenuous at all. Also, this trail had many spider webs across the trail, in many spots. I recommend using either a long stick or your trekking pole, to clear your path, as you walk. The water levels have been VERY low, no significant rain falls.....so the actual "falls" were nonexistent. But regardless of water flow, the area is absolutely gorgeous, and the history of this spot is amazing.
Although VERY, VERY small, in comparison to the Twin Arches, I recommend making the short trek to Needle Arch, while you are there. It's a nice addition to the Slave Falls walk, you might as well do it, while you are there.
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Nice, wide trail with some rocky areas which would be wet if slippery. No slaves
2 adults and 3 10 year old girls had a great hike...we took shelter in the Rock house during the high winds and sleet and rain as a cold front came through. Great hike. Spring Break 2016. reminded us of hiking in the Red River Gorge in KY. Where we usually hike.
Nice rock shelters, falls and a well maintained trail. There's a worthwhile split to a rock arch off of the Slave Falls trail as well. Dog friendly.
Nice trail along hillside, took a long time to get there, but very pretty waterfalls(2) to have lunch at where.
Very enjoyable day-hike loop and plenty to see. Slave Falls, Needle Arch, Mill Creek Arch (spur trail) and the Indian Rockhouse were all awesome features of this hike. It's wintertime so the scenery was very easy to spot. Trail is in good shape and this hike would be easy for most hikers.
We spent a little extra time off trail to find some of the other aches hidden around the area. This made for a good adventure all around.
For the most part an easy trail with an amazing amount of things to see and enjoy. Well worth the time it takes to hike that includes a waterfall, arch and rock house. Since the trail is a short one for the most part an additional side trip would be a drive to the O&W trestle which is also well worth the effort.
beautiful, good for older kids, its got it all, views, waterfall, campsites on trail and nearby, high arches,mile long bluffs, old homesite.

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Oak Ridge Reservation: Health Needs Assessment Work Group
Health Needs Assessment Work Group
June 16, 2003 - Meeting Minutes
Needs Assessment Work Group Meeting (Continued)
James Lewis feels that this recommendation will help the group to remain consistent with past work group approaches. James explained that if the recommendation was adopted and an Ad Hoc committee was formed, the Ad Hoc findings would be submitted to the work group, the work group would vote, and the process would continue on to ORRHES.
Theresa NeSmith told the group that it is important that they understand that the focus groups, key resource interviews, and surveys were not separate studies and that all results were compiled together to develop the recommendations and the final report.
Kowetha Davidson stated that it is not appropriate to consider rejecting a document because you do not like the results. James Lewis apologized.
Donna Mosby said that she believes the work group is discussing two separate issues. One issue is providing feedback on the Needs Assessment document while the other issue is the recommendation to form an Ad Hoc committee. Donna then reminded the group that the purpose of tonight's meeting is to provide feedback on the Needs Assessment document.
James Lewis reminded the group that the Ad Hoc recommendation is similar to the process that is in place concerning the PHA effort.
Kowetha Davidson responded to James Lewis and said that for the PHA, the work group members create individual comments and send the individual comments in so that the comments can be collated. Kowetha added that if the NAWG members would follow the same procedure for the Needs Assessment process, there would be a starting point for the comments.
Donna Mosby and Kowetha Davidson stated that they were under the impression that the individual members would come prepared to this meeting with a list of comments.
James Lewis said that he needs to study and review a document before he will provide comments. James believes the group should follow an approach similar to the recommendation for an Ad Hoc.
Donna Mosby commented that Needs Assessment feedback can not be provided when two different documents are being compared.
Kowetha Davidson stressed the importance of focusing on the Needs Assessment document and not the other documents that were listed in the Literature Review. Kowetha stated that the group needs to look at the methods used in the Needs Assessment document. The group needs to look at the Literature review and comment on whether the document adequately covered the literature to develop the results that are on page 25 of the Needs Assessment. Did Rebecca Parkin miss anything? Kowetha Davidson went on to tell the group that this document should not be compared to another document because they are apples and oranges. Rebecca Parkin could not go through and get each individual concern from each of the documents listed in the Literature Review. However, the group can critique whether or not the Needs Assessment encompassed each major issue of concern. Does the Needs Assessment use the other documents to pull in the broader picture? Kowetha added that for the Key Resource Interviews, questions such as: Did the report cover what it said it would? and Are the results in line with the methods? are all appropriate questions. Kowetha Davidson ended by saying that until the group has focus, the group will never get through the critique.
David Johnson told the group that James Lewis has been raising a concern about confidence and trust. David recommends that the group take the time to digest the Needs Assessment and learn what is going on in the community. David posed the question that if the NAWG or the ORRHES do not understand the Needs Assessment, how can the group sell it? David Johnson said that it is crucial that the group understand what is going on with the community as well as with the Needs Assessment.
Kowetha Davidson agreed with David Johnson. However, Kowetha reminded the group that the group must look at the Needs Assessment as an entity within itself. Kowetha went on to say that a person may not like the document or may not agree with the document but there is information in the Needs Assessment that must be considered. The group should keep its minds open to the document.
James Lewis started the conversation by telling Kowetha Davidson that he does not consider himself totally stupid. James then reminded the group that Theresa NeSmith had briefly discussed survey fatigue and burnout. James said that if a survey was completed during a time when burnout was not an issue and if that same survey contained more information than a survey completed during a period of survey burnout, he would prefer to use the information that was gathered prior to the burnout. Kowetha Davidson responded to James Lewis's remarks by telling him that the data he is referring to is 10 years old. Kowetha also added that regardless of the previous data, the NAWG still has the Needs Assessment document.
Donna Mosby does not understand how James Lewis expects to fold the Report of Knowledge, Attitudes and Beliefs Survey of an Eight-County Area Surrounding Oak Ridge, Tennessee into the Needs Assessment. Donna said that reviewing this other report will not change the current Needs Assessment document. Donna Mosby wondered how a review of the Report of Knowledge, Attitudes and Beliefs Survey of an Eight-County Area Surrounding Oak Ridge, Tennessee will help with the Needs Assessment.
James Lewis said that there is nothing to change about a generic recommendation. James found detail in the Report of Knowledge, Attitudes and Beliefs Survey of an Eight-County Area Surrounding Oak Ridge, Tennessee . James Lewis stated that the Needs Assessment document is so generic that it is standard practice! Donna Mosby responded to James comments by saying that she feels that the work group should provide specifics to the generic recommendations.
Brenda Vowell told the group that they need to look at the Needs Assessment document as a cookbook. Strategies in the Needs Assessment will be used to develop an educational plan as it relates to the contaminants of concern that have an affect on public health. Brenda said that the Needs Assessment is not a bad document because it provides a cookbook. Brenda also said that an education plan cannot be developed until the specifics are known. Brenda feels that the current document will help the group get into recommendations for Phase II.
David Johnson said that he appreciates the correlation of the Needs Assessment to a cookbook. David said that the work group needs to slow down and learn the cookbook and the recipe.
Donna Mosby said that James Lewis's idea is completely different than reviewing the cookbook. James Lewis responded by asking the group to please take the time to look at the Report of Knowledge, Attitudes and Beliefs Survey of an Eight-County Area Surrounding Oak Ridge, Tennessee .
Kowetha Davidson told James Lewis that he cannot ignore the Needs Assessment and that he should not make comparisons because comparisons can lead to trouble.
Donna Mosby posed the question of what should be done with the Needs Assessment document. James Lewis replied that ATSDR can look at the document and decide. James is more concerned about information going to the public and thus the public's interpretation.
Donna Mosby feels that James's concern is a separate issue from the work group's task. Donna feels that there are now two separate tasks involving the Needs Assessment. The first task is provide feedback on the draft of the Needs Assessment. The second task is related to the recommendation.
James Lewis told the group that he feels the Report of Knowledge, Attitudes and Beliefs Survey of an Eight-County Area Surrounding Oak Ridge, Tennessee is more statistically valuable than the Needs Assessment. Donna Mosby then suggested that James make comments specific to the document that he considers to be quantitative.
James Lewis stated that the end recipient of the Needs Assessment is ATSDR and those who implement the Health Education plan. If the work group does not get information into the current step, the group will have missed its opportunity. James Lewis feels that if the work group or a member of the work group has relative information, it is crucial that the work group looks at the data and provide their input.
Kowetha Davidson told the group that they cannot compare the Needs Assessment document with the Report of Knowledge, Attitudes and Beliefs Survey of an Eight-County Area Surrounding Oak Ridge, Tennessee because of focus group differences. One organization could target specific people for the focus groups and the other could not.
James Lewis needs to know what will help guide future actions. James still feels that the way to do so is by looking at the Needs Assessment and the sources that were reviewed.
Kowetha Davidson told James Lewis that GWU used the documents as background information and not as part of data. Kowetha added that it is common policy to review literature when doing research. James Lewis then asked Kowetha if researchers ignore the data that they review. Kowetha Davidson told James that Rebecca Parkin did not have to take the document and use it. Kowetha suggested that James look at the literature review and the results to see if there is something that was not referenced. Kowetha added that if James does not feel that the information from the Literature Review was used, then that is his comment.
James Lewis reiterated that before formulating an opinion about the Needs Assessment, he would like the work group to establish an Ad Hoc committee to review the documents and see how they were used in the Needs Assessment.
Kowetha Davidson and Donna Mosby both feel that some people in the group are distracted and are moving away from the task. James Lewis wanted to know what the task is.
Donna Mosby said that the task is to provide feedback on the Needs Assessment. Donna thought that each member would have reviewed the document over the weekend and generated a list of comments. Bill Taylor asked Donna about the type of feedback that she is looking for.
Donna Mosby told the group that she is looking for feedback about the Needs Assessment so that the group will be able to direct specific questions to Rebecca Parkin. Donna Mosby provided the group with some sample questions that she feels came out of the previous NAWG meeting. For example, the group could ask specific questions about the Summary page; questions as to how the Needs Assessment can be folded into the PHA; questions about how the Needs Assessment can be used to help with other tasks; also, specific questions and concerns about the focus groups could also be asked. Donna told the group that they can ask specific questions and then make recommendations based on Rebecca Parkin's answers.
Bill Taylor commented that he feels that the group should be giving feedback to ATSDR and not Rebecca Parkin. Donna Mosby replied to Bill Taylor that the group wanted to ask Rebecca Parkin questions to help formulate feedback that the NAWG would provide to ATSDR through the ORRHES.
Kowetha Davidson has comments about the Action Plan portion of the Needs Assessment. Kowetha pointed out that beginning on page 57, under section C, the bullets are confusing. Kowetha would like to see the bulleted items be stated more clearly.
Bill Taylor added that he feels he would have understood the project plan better if the action plan was not generic. Bill feels that the Action Plan proposed in the Needs Assessment is not an action plan at all; the Needs Assessment Action Plan should be much more detailed. In fact, Bill Taylor stated that he feels the Needs Assessment is incomplete because it proposes to present an Action Plan but it does not.
Both Bill Taylor and Kowetha Davidson cannot see the connection between the Results section, the Action Plan section, and the Recommendation section of the Needs Assessment.
David Johnson observed that a laundry list of concerns about the Needs Assessment has been created. David feels that the reason for this list is because the group does not understand what is going on. David Johnson posed the question of how can the NAWG rationally provide feedback to Rebecca when the group does not understand what is going on. David also wanted to know where the NAWG comments will go. Donna Mosby stated that the comments will go to ATSDR.
David Johnson said that GWU is the subcontractor so he understands that ultimately the comments will go back to ATSDR. However, David wants to know who the ORRHES will go back to if the group is not satisfied with the product. Would the group go back to the general contractor, ATSDR or the subcontractor, GWU?
James Lewis stated that the purpose of the Needs Assessment document is to help clarify things and to tell the group how to present information. The Oak Ridge Needs Assessment document does not accomplish its purpose. James received applause for his comment because it was a comment that was specific to what Donna Mosby perceives as the task at hand.
Kowetha Davidson and Bill Taylor stated once again that the Action Plan in the Needs Assessment needs to be more specific because it is difficult to see how the Needs Assessment goes from A to B to C.
James Lewis wants to know what the group needs to do to clarify the document for ATSDR. James Lewis believes that the group should not be doing this type of work for ATSDR. James Lewis would like to know if the Needs Assessment is acceptable to ATSDR.
Kowetha Davidson believes that ATSDR's opinion should not be stated because the NAWG still needs to create a list of comments.
Donna Mosby said that it is clear that ORRHES asked for the responsibility of reviewing the Needs Assessment. Theresa NeSmith concurs with Donna Mosby in that the Subcommittee wanted the opportunity to review the document.
Kowetha Davidson stated that the research is done and the results are in and like it or not, the group cannot change anything from the surveys or the key resource interviews.
Donna Mosby summarized that the group feels that the Action Plan portion of the Needs Assessment needs to be reviewed because the group does not feel that it is a plan. The group also has questions about the Summary page of the Needs Assessment as well as questions about the Recommendations portion of the Needs Assessment. Donna feels that the NAWG can ask Rebecca Parkin about these types of issues when she is on the telephone.
The group decided that the next NAWG meeting will be held on June 30, 2003 in the Field Office at 6:00 p.m. The purpose of the next meeting will to bring individual specific concerns and questions so that a larger list of concerns can be developed to be used in the July 7th call with Rebecca Parkin.
The group decided that the NAWG will have a discussion with Rebecca Parkin via telephone on July 7, 2003 from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The discussion with Rebecca will be strictly about concerns relating to the Needs Assessment. Prior to meeting with Rebecca Parkin the NAWG will have developed a list of concerns and the list of concerns will lead the July 7th discussion.
Regarding the Recommendation by James Lewis, it was decided that each member would take home a copy of the recommendation and think about the outcome of the approach and what the approach should accomplish. Action regarding the recommendation will be taken at the end of the June 30, 2003 meeting.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:00 p.m.
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The archeological zone of Cuicuilo was one the first towns of the Valley of Mexico. This pyramid is located south of University City and reached its splendor period from the 600 b.C. to the 200 b.C.
One the most highlighting aspects of this structure is its conic form because it is the only construction of Mesoamerica with that form. It could be the conic form is because it was the first monumental building of the Valley of Mexico and for that the builders wanted to recreate the shape of the big mountains that surround the site to consolidate their power over the people by pretending that the governors were the proprietors of the mountains.
Paradoxically this prosperous town was destroyed by the surrounding mountains because around the 200 B.C. the Xitle volcano erupted, burying it partially with lava, and this zone was hidden until the year 1922 when it was rediscovered. Since then Cuicuiclo is one the major attractions of the city and in the spring equinox there are festivals like in Teotihuacan. You can easily get to this zone by Insurgentes Sur Avenue or by the Periferico highway.
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The early pioneer settlement of LaGrange Community in Brevard County in 1858 pre-dated the missile launches on North Merritt Island by just one hundred years. During that span of time, the northern part of Brevard County underwent significant growth and development-homes were built, land farmed, businesses established, and churches built. The citrus industry provided North Brevard with a productive agricultural economy that remained strong until the advent of the space age. With the federal government's purchase of the land north of the port of Canaveral in the 1950s, the Cape Canaveral Missile Test Center was established. Later, when more land was needed, the Kennedy Space Center was built on North Merritt Island. Many North Brevard towns, communities, and homesteads disappeared when the governmental acquisition of land forced residents to relocate, but it was this new era of technology that helped shift North Brevard from the farm age to the space age.... Avenue and Main Street for several decades. Established in 1915, the garage was home to the Willis-Knight and Nash auto dealership as well as to Kelly tires. In time it became the Allied Chevrolet dealership and later still, the Gus Faulk Chevrolet dealership. The W.G. Giles Sheet Iron and Plumbing Repair Shop pictured.
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The Hero's Journey is one of those classic, prevalent narratives that you can find anywhere from Homer's Odyssey to the first Star Wars. An early work used for its development might be Carl Jung's archetypes, which were then further explored and used by Joseph Campbell in his Hero with a Thousand Faces, an exploration of what he termed the 'monomyth'. (Writing students are probably also familiar with Christopher Vogler's The Writer's Journey, which is in turn adapted from Campbell.)
The Hero's Journey is typically broken into stages and obstacles – here are the twelve stages which Vogler adapted from Campbell's original seventeen:
1. The Ordinary World
2. The Call to Adventure
3. Refusal of The Call
4. Meeting with The Mentor
5. Crossing the Threshold
6. Tests, Allies and Enemies
7. Approach
8. The Ordeal
9. The Reward
10. The Road Back
11. The Resurrection
12. Return with the Elixir
Such a structure will probably be familiar to many readers and film fans (especially Disney fans). Another example might be The Lord of the Rings trilogy, for example, it's clear that Gandalf acts as both 'Call to Adventure' and 'Mentor' while other stages should be recognisable without me summarising the whole story – something I'm far too lazy to do! (But I will say that what I liked best about what Tolkien does with the structure might actually be when Frodo returns (with Elixir/Dirt) he finds another problem in Sharkey.)
But my favourite stage is Five – where the hero will typically encounter a Guardian of the Threshold, often a physical enemy but which can also be represented through an internal struggle (a great visual example of the Guardian is probably the Sphinx/Oracle scenes in The Never Ending Story). This is one of my favourite aspects because it allows a hero to really show the reader what they're made of – are they strong, powerful or rash, clever, resourceful or kind? I learn a lot about my favourite heroes when I see how they deal with Threshold Guardians.
The example I wanted to chat about just a little is Sen and No-Face from Spirited Away.
For those who have seen the film, obviously it isn't until after she literally crosses a threshold to enter the bathhouse that she encounters No-Face properly. At that point she has already faced various guardians and trials, but it is No-Face as much as Yubaba that stands in her way. No-Face is constantly seeking her, offering her what he thinks she desires, No-Face terrorises the bathhouse and if not dealt with, it will be No-Face that prevents Sen from saving the stricken Haku.
And then comes the telling moment, a test of the hero's mettle perhaps – Sen sacrifices medicine she won from the River-Spirit, medicine she had been saving for Haku – and with it, uses her kindness and compassion to not only pass beyond the Guardian, but transform him into a friend. From that point onward, Sen looks after him and his rage is eased.
Such kindness is actually a hallmark of a many of director Miyazaki's heroines and something you'll rarely encounter in say, an action blockbuster that follows the Hero's Journey.
As it turns out my favourite Threshold Guardians are often those that are transformed after coming into contact with the hero – take Inigo from The Princess Bride or even Puss in Boots from Shrek 2 as film examples, both become strong allies of the hero. What I love about this as a writer, is that the transformation often equips the hero with better knowledge that can be used against the villain, knowledge he or she would have lost had they simply slain the Guardian.
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The mutual funds are required to disclose full portfolios of all of their schemes on half-yearly basis which are published in the newspapers. Some mutual funds send the portfolios to their unitholders.
The scheme portfolio shows investment made in each security i.e. equity, debentures, money market instruments, government securities, etc. and their quantity, market value and % to NAV. These portfolio statements also required to disclose illiquid securities in the portfolio, investment made in rated and unrated debt securities, non-performing assets ( NPAs), etc.
Some of the mutual funds send newsletters to the unitholders on quarterly basis which also contain portfolios of the schemes.
Where can an investor look out for information on mutual funds?
Almost all the mutual funds have their own web sites. Investors can also access the NAVs, half-yearly results and portfolios of all mutual funds at the web site of Association of mutual funds in India (AMFI) www.amfiindia.com. AMFI has also published useful literature for the investors.
Investors can log on to the web site of SEBI www.sebi.gov.in and go to "Mutual Funds" section for information on SEBI regulations and guidelines, data on mutual funds, draft offer documents filed by mutual funds, addresses of mutual funds, etc. Also, in the annual reports of SEBI available on the web site, a lot of information on mutual funds is given.
There are a number of other web sites which give a lot of information of various schemes of mutual funds including yields over a period of time. Many newspapers also publish useful information on mutual funds on daily and weekly basis. Investors may approach their agents and distributors to guide them in this regard.


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This appeared as an Opinion Editorial in The Australian Financial Review, Thursday 17th January, 2013.
Tim Nice, Mercer's leader for executive remuneration
A single figure that captures an executive's annual pay makes sense, if it means shareholders spend less time puzzling over numbers and more time considering the rationale behind them.
BHP Billiton's Geof Stapledon has suggested that slated changes to disclosure laws will increase confusion, and favours a simpler approach that reports just one figure.
Indeed, the proposed changes to the Corporations Act announced late last year would mean up to three figures must be reported in annual reports: past, present and future pay. This marks a change from the current regime, which does not outline specific rules about how remuneration for key management personnel should be disclosed.
However, more disclosure isn't always a good thing. As we've seen with retail financial products, long Product Disclosure Statements (PDS) were intended to help buyers make decisions, but bamboozled them instead; hence the move towards the short-form PDS.
In the same way, reporting executive pay in even more detail has the potential to muddy the waters, whereas simpler disclosure would increase clarity for shareholders, companies and the market.
At the moment, even sophisticated shareholders and specialist proxy advisers can get bogged down in trying to decode a remuneration report. And not surprisingly, the media headlines on executive pay tend to capture the largest number that can be reported - none of which is helpful for investors or companies.
If we moved to reporting just one figure, the way it is calculated would be up for debate. For example, a single figure showing pay received in a given year should reflect base salary, annual bonuses paid, bonuses deferred from previous years, and long-term incentives which vested that year.
It's worth noting that this definition of actual pay would strongly reflect past performance, particularly where long term incentives come into play. Grants from prior years would be linked to performance expectations at the time of the grant. So, will an investor be any wiser by knowing what was earned on the basis of a decision made three or four years prior? In some respects, this approach could understate potential pay, even though it reflects the actual outcome.
But greater transparency isn't simply about having a 'magic number' to compare; it's about greater access to information on how that number was reached. The 'how' is the secret to determining value for money.
The company needs to explain its approach to remuneration and whether it has achieved what was intended: Does it attract the best possible talent and reward high performance? Is it linked directly to the company strategy and approach to risk taking? How does the board make decisions on pay, and if discretion is exercised, when and how is this applied?
However, while boards are becoming more thoughtful about their pay philosophy there are no strict requirements for explaining how an executive's paypacket has been designed, beyond basic governance requirements.
Such reporting has improved in the past couple of years, thanks to the 'two-strikes' rule and increased level of scrutiny it has created. However, there is still scope for improvement.
Meaningful disclosure would include sharing details about which peers the company benchmarks its pay against, and greater insight into performance hurdles for bonuses: why they were chosen, what weighting they have in the plan and if there's a threshold below which no incentive is paid.
In reality, the one-figure approach would only work effectively if it were part of a broader move to shift the debate away from a sole focus on 'how much' to include more of a focus on 'why'.
What's considered a 'reasonable' paypacket will always be subject to debate. A regime that simplifies the way we report executive remuneration and provides more justification for how a figure is established, gives both companies and shareholders the opportunity to have a different - and more productive - conversation around pay.
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Choose your favorite color or - as in nature - happily mix and match. Turn over each plate or bowl - each is color glazed and decorated with hand-applied floral transfers on both sides. Like a breathtaking bouquet, Flower Market takes on a different look with each arrangement. For a stunning first impression - as in the garden, choose a single color for the entire table. Or mix blue, green, and black for eye-catching presentation. For a fun, fresh look pair with Courtly Check enamelware. Dishwasher safe.
Decals, when used, are hand applied after the second glaze firing. Like the Courtly Check designs, decals fuse to the base coat during firing becoming a permanent layer in the design.
After the designs have been applied and fired, a final cover coat process is employed and pieces are fired once again to ensure that all ware is completely food safe. Finally most pieces, whether decaled or Courtly Check, are finished with a bronzed stainless steel band.
Because of the multiple coats of frit applied and the firing temperatures employed, MacKenzie-Childs enamel is chip and stain resistant. Chipping however, may occur if a piece is dropped on a hard surface or handled in a particularly rough fashion.
While MacKenzie-Childs enamelware is dishwasher safe, we recommend hand washing with mild soap and drying immediately to prolong the finish.


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When it comes to serious gaming, the Mac platform is clearly inferior to the Windows-based PC – but that doesn't mean quality titles haven't passed through the Mac OS door before. Unfortunately, one of the upcoming games for the Mac has received plenty of panning from reviewers after waiting for so long – we're talking about Duke Nukem Forever. According to Aspyr Media, they announced that Duke Nukem Forever will be arriving on the Mac platform sometime this August. Their written statement from Aspyr Media president Michael Rogers reads as follows, "We think Mac gamers will love taking a bite of Duke's special pain cake." For some background information, Aspyr is publishing the game in partnership with developer 2K Games.
The road to roll out Duke Nukem Forever has been a long and hard one. It was first announced to undergo development as far back as 1996, where different press releases and marketing materials promised its release in 1997 and 1998. By the time 2001 arrived, it is still vaporware, with then-developer 3D Realms announcing that the game will roll out when they're done with it. Fast forward 8 years and we saw 3D Realms release its development team, with the game being transferred over to Gearbox Software. At long last, September last year saw the announcement of Duke Nukem Forever being scheduled for a May 2011 release which was subsequently delayed to June when it finally arrived after all these years. Having waited for more than 10 years now, what's a few more months for a Mac version?
Will you be getting a copy for yourself? It is priced at $45 for a pre-order, and will require an Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz Mac or better running Mac OS X 10.6.7 or later coupled with 2GB RAM to get it going.
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Grilled Trout With Chilli Honey Glaze
We have teamed up with the wonderful people at La Hacienda, to create a delicious grilled trout recipe which is perfect for your Chimenea or Firepit. We have used Rainbow trout infused with our sticky spicy sweet chilli honey .
Love cooking outdoors? We have many more BBQ Recipes ideas such as Mexican Jerk Chicken or Mexican Lamb Koftas.
Grilled Trout with Chilli Honey Glaze
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- 2 Whole Rainbow trouts
- 2 Oranges
- 1 Lemon
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- Pinch of sea salt
- Gran Luchito Smoked Chilli Honey
- Light a fire in your firepitor chimenea. You'll need to cook on red hot embers with minimal flames.
- Whilst your barbecue is heating up, you can begin to prepare the fish. Stuff the belly of each trout with a large spoonfull of Gran Luchito Chilli Honey. 2 lemon slices. Drizzle some oil and pinch of salt.
- Slice the oranges into flat disks and place on your grill. This will create a bed for your fish to cook on, will prevent your fish skins from burning and leave a hint of orange flavour on the skin.
- Place your Fish on the bed of oranges and cook for around 5 minutes each side.
- Serve the rainbow trout and oranges over a bed of fresh salad and enjoy the flavours.
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DigiCatYorks will be streaming the ODI Friday Lunchtime Lectures from Fri 3rd Feb at the Digital Exchange, Little Germany, Bradford.
Friday lunchtime lectures are for everyone and are free to attend. You bring your lunch, we provide tea and coffee!
With a broad range of topics in open data such as tracking government expenditure, British landscape mapping and creating data-driven art, there's bound to be something that interests you.
The sessions run from 1pm to 1.45pm weekly during UK school term-times, with informal networking until 2pm. Each lecture lasts for around 20 minutes, leaving time for questions afterwards. The lectures don't require any specialist knowledge, but are focused around communicating the meaning and impact of open data in all areas of life.
Each week the lectures are streamed live on YouTube and then uploaded to our YouTube and Vimeo channels. You can also download the Friday lunchtime lectures as a podcast on iTunes.
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BMO Harris Bank Is Using Money Smart Week to Provide Consumers a Fiscal Education Lesson Each Day
BMO Harris Bank Is Using Money Smart Week to Provide Consumers a Fiscal Education Lesson Each Day
CHICAGO, IL--(Marketwired - Apr 24, 2013) - Traditionally, spring marks a busy period of time for housing market activity. With the heat of summer seemingly only weeks away, BMO Harris Bank offers first-time homebuyers strategies for finding their ideal home while keeping financial priorities in check.
Buying a home can be the largest and most important financial decision one can make, so it is important to be aware of all the factors that go into making a responsible purchasing decision.
"The first step is figuring out how much you can afford to spend on homeownership, which means an honest assessment of the household balance sheet," said Kevin Christopher, Head of Mortgages Sales, BMO Harris Bank. "Once you have a clear idea of where you stand financially, you can then make a responsible decision of what you can afford, including your down payment, monthly mortgage costs and other expenses like utility costs, property insurance and taxes."
BMO Harris Bank offers these tips to those looking to buy a home.
Making an affordability assessment
Christopher noted that there are two rules of thumb first time homebuyers can use to determine what they can afford.
"First of all, housing costs, including mortgage payments, property insurance and taxes, should not take up more than one-third of your income. In addition to this, servicing your overall debt, including loans, utilities, credit card payments and lines of credit, should not account for more than 40 percent. If you can land safely within these parameters, then homeownership is an affordable and realistic option."
Many banks offer free online tools to help you wade through the home lending process. For example, https://www4.harrisbank.com/us/personal-finance/mortgages?nav=left provides useful information for the potential homebuyer including: affordability calculators, term options, and mortgage qualification estimates.
Coming up with the down payment
In general, the bigger the down payment you come up with, the less interest you'll pay over the life of your mortgage. Financial institutions may offer special accounts designed to help you save for that first home. Consider opening a savings account specifically to fund your down payment. One easy way to save is to set up an automatic monthly deposit from your checking account to your savings account, allowing you to build the balance over time.
Choosing the right mortgage for you
Your mortgage needs to fit in with the rest of your financial priorities -- which could mean increased flexibility or security. Consider the following when choosing your mortgage:
Applying for pre-approval
A pre-approval establishes the amount you can reasonably afford to borrow towards the purchase of your first home. Consider the following benefits to getting pre-approved:
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Letters…we get letters…we get stacks and stacks of letters…actually we get e-mails. But anytime we get an opportunity to quote a Perry Como song, we're gonna do it. One such e-mail went like this:
…I'm wondering if you could offer any suggestions for a Colorado resort that may be ideal for kids, with well-groomed, long, and wide green and blue cruisers. My daughter's eight and has been skiing since she was four at mid-Atlantic areas, including Wisp, Whitetail, and Timberline, several occasions each season. She's advanced quite well, but this coming February (President's week) will be her first out west. Plus, I'm an intermediate skier who enjoys greens, blues, and beautiful views. Any tips you could offer would be much appreciated.
Our Answer
After ruminating and cogitating, we put it all together, and the answer came out something like this:
I'll answer your question regarding which Colorado resorts offer good long novice & intermediate cruisers a little differently than you might expect…with the ones LEAST likely to fill the bill, and it's a short list. Aspen (Ajax), Crested Butte, Telluride and — surprise — Vail. Each of those offers a lot for the intermediate, but their intermediate skiing tends to be a notch harder than most places.
Having said that, you can't go wrong — even if you do wind up at those resorts. They just have so much to offer, there is something for everyone at virtually every major Colorado resort.
Crested Butte and Telluride are a little more off the beaten path, takes a bit longer to get to them, and then not as much "there" there. So not ideal for a young family. Aspen/Ajax is right in town and really has no novice terrain, lots of good skiers, probably overwhelming for an 8 year old used to the friendly atmosphere of Wisp. The rest of the Aspen properties certainly would fill the bill, as long as you can pay it. And while Vail is enormous and does have something for everyone, it is that enormity that can make it overwhelming, especially for an eight year old. And the ticket price is brutal.
Where to Go, How to Do It
The real recommendation (I can't leave you like that) is fly into Denver and head west on I-70 for Summit County. Rent a car; the shuttles are sometimes late and you'll appreciate the freedom. Stop (or perhaps slow down) at exit 254 to see the buffalo herd. A few exits later is Idaho Springs, that's a great place to stop for a quick bite to eat & rent skis. Being from the east, you might want to give Carl's Jr. a try.
If you landed early enough, your next stop is Loveland ski area, lifts 2 & 6 are a terrific introduction to Colorado skiing. Because of the way it is shaped, Loveland has a very big, awesome feel to it, and the views are stunning. Keep in mind there are no safety bars on the lifts. Do your homework before you go and you can find plenty of discount coupons, buy-one-get-one deals through the Colorado Entertainment book (the ones that charities sell) so that even if you're only there for a couple hours, it's a great introduction to Colorado. Also it's a non-resort, so it offers a nice contrast to what's ahead.
From Loveland take US Route 6 over Loveland Pass — if it isn't snowing. Stop at the top; it's a must-see. You'll wind down past Arapahoe Basin and you can take a look at Palavacini as you drive through. A-Basin is best left for a future trip, when your daughter is a little older, but if you find a good deal, grab it. Even if your schedule doesn't permit skiing at Loveland, it's well worth the time to get off the interstate and take US Route 6 over the top.
US 6 takes you past Keystone and into Silverthorne/Frisco. Keystone, Breckenridge & Copper Mountain are all great resorts that offer plenty of what you're after. My pick is usually Copper, because it is most affordable and deals can be found. Keystone does have some great lodging packages, and Breckenridge has something for everyone.
If you aren't inclined to stay right at a resort, the town of Frisco offers all kinds of lodging options, from condo rentals to hostels to luxury homes to budget motels, and everything in between. Going from Frisco to Copper Mountain takes about ten minutes. Skiing at Copper you can work the morning on Lumberjack, Union Creek & Kokomo. Hit the T-Rex Grill for lunch, and then move up to The Rendezvous Bowl for the afternoon. They say "bowl" but it's really just a giant, easy, mountaintop meadow. You won't want to leave.
Should you want a change of pace, the drive down to Leadville will give you some off-the-beaten path scenery, and the skiing at Cooper (not to be confused with Copper) is simply marvelous for young families. It is not a resort, it's a throwback type place with loads of blue/green skiing on the front and back side of the mountain. You can't beat the price or the snow.
For more activity type pursuits, Copper, Keystone, Breckenridge etc. all have ice skating, sleigh rides, and plenty of other trappings.
Hope this helps. If it does, let me know and I'll post this answer portion on the site. But having said all that, you'll have a great time no matter where you go. Steamboat, Durango, Crested Butte, Winter Park, Powderhorn, Wolf Creek…you'll want to ski them all!
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Here's a response we received from skier Rick Beitel…
Hi Rick,
We had a very nice time at Ski Cooper last Wednesday! As usual, your review of it was spot-on. We skied two full days at Keystone, then two at Breck (all five peaks), deciding after that pedal-to-the-metal time to just chill a bit and head to Cooper. So glad we did–excellent conditions, few folks around, real decent staff, and staggering beauty all around us. We also enjoyed learning about the local fauna and flora via signage on the lifts. 🙂 Here's a pic of me and Claire. Thanks again for the recommendation!


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A Summer Afternoon in the Garden,
by Isaac Snowman, English 1874-1947
The days have been so warm and beautiful, although starting off with a cold mist all over the countryside. When I saw this painting with the tea table set in the distance, I knew I wanted to imitate it in "real life." Thankfully these days people still write letters and I can take my mail outside to read.
Letters do not have to go through the post office. They can be written and delivered if the recipient is in the same house, or if someone comes to visit, you can send one home with them. They can be hand-delivered to people at church or anyone you see on your excursions. When my children were young, they pasted hand made envelopes on bedroom doors of the house in which to slip hand made cards and notes to each other. That way, everyone got mail all day long, including parents.
If I do accomplish the scene in real life, I will post a photograph. In the meantime, it is something I will be thinking about while involved in other obligations at home.
Here is another painting by the same artist, called Good News. I have talked about Good News on this blog before, because I believe it is so good for mental and physical health.
And making a list of all the things that can be done with these freshly picked walnuts.
Some people dropped by for an impromptu tea so we had sliced apples and cheddar cheese with hot tea.


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KABUL – Flooding in a remote part of northern Afghanistan has killed more than 50 people and forced thousands to flee their homes, officials said Saturday.
It was the latest in a string of deadly flash floods, landslides and avalanches in Afghanistan's rugged northern mountains, where roads are poor and many villages are virtually cut off from the rest of the country.
Lt. Fazel Rahman, the police chief in the Guzirga i-Nur district of the northeastern Baghlan province, said 54 bodies have been recovered, including the remains of women and children, but many others are still missing. He said the death toll could climb to 100 and called for emergency assistance from the central government.
"So far no one has come to help us. People are trying to find their missing family members," Rahman said, adding that the district's police force was overstretched by the scale of the disaster.
An exact death toll remained unclear. A statement from President Hamid Karzai's office said 58 people had been killed, while others put the toll higher.
Gen. Mohammad Zahir Azimi, spokesman for the Afghan Defence Ministry, said two Army helicopters were sent to the area to provide assistance.
The Afghanistan Natural Disaster Management Authority began shipping out stockpiles of food and other supplies in Baghlan province to the affected area, said Mohammad Aslim Sayas, deputy director of the agency.
He said a delegation was sent to the affected villages to their assess needs.
Guzirga i-Nur district is located more than 140 kilometres (85 miles) north of the provincial capital, Puli Khumri.
Jawed Basharat, the spokesman for the Baghlan provincial police, said they were aware of the flooding, but that it would take eight to nine hours for them to reach the area by road.
Afghans living in the northern mountains have largely been spared from the country's decades of war, but are no strangers to natural disasters.
Last month, a landslide triggered by heavy rain buried large sections of a remote northeastern village in the Badakhshan province bordering China, displacing some 700 families. Authorities have yet to provide an exact figure on the number of dead from the May 2 landslide, and estimates have ranged from 250 to 2,700. Officials say it will be impossible to dig up all the bodies.
A landslide in Baghlan province in 2012 killed 71 people. After days of digging unearthed only five bodies, authorities decided to halt the recovery effort and turn the area into a memorial for the dead.


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During 2015, I indulged in quite a bit of navel-gazing. And one of the things I realized was that I am a generally happier person when I am in the middle of a good book. Problem is, I was not reading very regularly. I would pick up the odd book here or there and read it through. But then once I'd finished, I'd go weeks (or even months) without even thinking about reading another. I was lucky if I read 4 books in a year. That's crazy for someone who loves to read and is genuinely made happier by reading enjoyable books!
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So here's what I plan to read in 2016. Have you read any of these books? What books would you recommend based on this selection? What do you plan to read in 2016?


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2017-002: Threat Lists, IDS/IPS rules, and mentoring
Manage episode 170672458 series 58350
In your environment, you deal with threats from all over the world. Many groups out there pool resources to help everyone deal with those #threats. Some come in the form of threat #intelligence from various intelligence companies, like #Carbon #Black, #FireEye, and #Crowdstrike.
But what if your company cannot afford such products, or are not ready to engage those types of companies, and still need need protections? Never fear, there are open source options available (see show notes below). These products aren't perfect, but they will provide a modicum of protection from 'known' bad actors, SSH trolls, etc.
We discuss some of the issues using them, discuss how to use them in your #environment.
Lastly, we discuss #mentorship. Having a good mentor/mentee relationship can be mutally beneficial to both parties. We discuss what it takes to be a good mentee, as well as a good mentor...
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HANGOUTS: https://hangouts.google.com/call/w7rkkde5yrew5nm4n7bfw4wfjme
2017-002-Threat Lists, IDS/IPS rulesets, and infosec mentoring
- Threat Lists (didn't have much time to research :/)
- THIS EXACTLY - http://blogs.gartner.com/anton-chuvakin/2014/01/28/threat-intelligence-is-not-signatures/
- Don't use threat list feeds (by IP/domain) as threat intelligence
- Can use them for aggressively blocking, don't use for alerting
- https://isc.sans.edu/suspicious_domains.html
- https://rules.emergingthreats.net/fwrules/emerging-Block-IPs.txt
- http://iplists.firehol.org/
- https://zeltser.com/malicious-ip-blocklists/
- https://medium.com/@markarenaau/actionable-intelligence-is-it-a-capability-problem-or-does-your-intelligence-provider-suck-d8d38b1cbd25#.ncpmqp9cx
- Spamhaus: https://www.spamhaus.org/
- leachers
- Open rulesets - You can always depend on the kindness of strangers
- Advantage is that these are created by companies that have worldwide reach
- Updated daily
- Good accompanying documentation
- You can buy large rulesets to use in your own IDS implementation
- Depends on your situation if you want to go managed or do yourself
- Regardless you need to test them
- Managed security services will do this for you
- I don't recommend unless you have a team of dedicated people or you don't care about getting hacked- signatures are way too dynamic, like trying to do AV sigs all by yourself
- Only a good idea for one-off, targeted attacks
- IDS/IPS rulesets
- https://securityintelligence.com/signature-based-detection-with-yara/
- http://yararules.com/
- http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/yara-simple-effective-way-dissecting-malware/
- Yara rules
- For Mentors
- Set expectations & boundaries
- Find a good fit
- Be an active listener
- Keep open communication
- Schedule time
- Create homework
- Don't assume technical level
- Ask questions
- Do your own research
- Find a good fit
- Put forth effort
- It's not the Mentor's job to handhold, take responsibility for own learning
- Value their time
- Come to each meeting with an agenda
- For Mentees
- Mentoring frameworks?
- InfoSec Mentoring
- Podcasts (Courtesy of Ms. Hannelore)
- https://t.co/mLXjfF1HEr
- https://gist.github.com/AFineDayFor/5cdd0341a2b384c20e615dcedeef074
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