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This is a rush transcript from "Hannity," September 20, 2016. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
SEAN HANNITY, HOST: And welcome to "Hannity."
And tonight, the general election is only 49 days away, and Donald Trump, propelled by a wave of positive polls -- he's campaigning harder than ever in all the key swing states. And earlier tonight, Trump was in North Carolina. Let's take a look.
TRUMP: We have to, and we don't have any choice, replace a very failed and very corrupt establishment with a new government that serves you, your family and your country. And that's going to happen.
Hillary Clinton represents insiders, she represents the donors, the politicians, the big banks, the multinational corporations and everybody getting rich off a very rigged system. And we know that.
TRUMP: She represents everyone responsible for the decades-long squeezing of the middle class -- the middle class in this country has been treated so unfairly -- as jobs and wealth move to other countries.
Hillary Clinton is the chief emissary for globalism. And I'm not running to be president of the world. I'm running to be president of the United States.
TRUMP: Hillary is all of the sudden going to get tough. The debate comes, and she'll say, I want strong borders. I believe she meant (ph) the term "extreme vetting." Where did you hear extreme vetting before? Only from me. Because I made up the term! I mean, I came up -- I said, We need extreme vetting to come into our country.
TRUMP: All of a sudden -- all of a sudden, she's got extreme vetting and she's got all of these terms. Folks, it's not going to happen. And the reason it's not going to happen is because her special interest donors -- they like it when our businesses move out because they own businesses. They move to Mexico. Lots of this -- really, lots of advantages for them to do that. No advantage for our country, no advantage for our jobs!
HANNITY: And here with reaction, the editor-in-chief of Lifezette, Fox News contributor, nationally syndicated radio host Laura Ingraham and Fox News contributor, also a nationally syndicated radio host, Herman Cain.
Look at this. If you go back 18 days ago, Reuters and others were predicting a landslide for Hillary, Laura. Now, 18 days later, they show this massive surge in electoral votes for Donald Trump. It's literally 243 to 242 in the Electoral College, by their estimates and the polls that back it up.
What has happened, and where does this go?
LAURA INGRAHAM, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: I think pragmatism and common sense is winning the day. And I think Hillary's health stumble certainly didn't help her at all. The more revelations we get about her dishonesty on the private server, the graft that was taking place at the Clinton Foundation, all leads voters to conclude, We've had enough, more of the same, we're sick of politics as usual, let's change this up, let's switch things up with a businessman who has maybe a less ideological but more pragmatic way of handling difficult problems.
And I think, in the end, a lot of these voters might be swinging in that direction just because of the common sense that is involved in thinking things -- like things about refugees, Sean, when we know five million refugees displaced from the Middle East, a lot of them because of, frankly, failed policies of this administration. And we're supposed to now take in 100,000-plus people and think it's all going to work out well.
I think people are very hesitant to do that, and Trump's speaking to concerns such as that. And I think that's beginning to resonate.
HANNITY: You know, one of the biggest areas where we've seen a jump, Herman Cain, is among black and Hispanic voters. He's now up 7 from where Mitt Romney was with Hispanic voters. One poll actually had him at 19 percentage points for -- for black Americans voting for Trump.
I'm going to be with him at a town hall, predominantly black Americans. He's been to black churches. He's reaching out. Polls show that Hillary's black voters are switching to Trump. That was in an article in The New York Post.
Obama came out harsh yesterday, says he's personally insulted by black Americans who support Trump, Trump doing better than Romney with Hispanics. What has changed here? Is it the fact that the last eight years have not been good to the minority community?
HERMAN CAIN, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Absolutely. In addition to what Laura said, there's one other thing that's happening. Some people are afraid to go from Hillary to Trump, so they are undecided. But the American people are not stupid. Black people are not stupid. That's why you see a surge in those numbers, and that is a good thing.
People are not believing President Obama when he says, as you showed in a previous clip, that we're safer and people are more prosperous. No, we are not! They are not stupid. They're not falling for it. And as a result, that's why you see a surge in Trump's numbers not just nationally but also among blacks and Hispanics.
HANNITY: Let's go to next Monday, six days from now, Laura. Hillary Clinton vows to come out swinging against Donald Trump. And OK, I don't know what that means. But she says she's not going to take any insults lying down. Why do I suspect the insults are going to be coming from her?
INGRAHAM: Don't you half expect, Sean, that the Democrats are following around David Duke with a GoPro camera, hoping that he says something that's pro-Trump so they can then put it in one of their, you know, ad campaigns? Oh, the KKK likes Trump!
I mean, the whole thing is so obvious for anyone who cares to spend five minutes thinking about this. When you don't have a record to run on, when you have no record of accomplishment, when your record is checkered with dishonesty and misrepresentations and ethical problems, then what do you have? What do you have to do? You say, Well I sat down in the Situation Room and I flew around the world, and the whole world is in flames, at least in the Middle East.
What does she have to say? She has to say Donald Trump is this that and the other thing. Donald Trump...
HANNITY: Basket of deplorable.
INGRAHAM: is a racist, all those things. That's all she has.
HANNITY: Racist, sexist, misogynistic, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic.
INGRAHAM: So Sean, back to the debate. I was just going the say Trump has to remember the great moments for Reagan in these debates, when they tried to do similar things to Reagan. He was stupid, he wasn't smart. He has to be, like, you know, There you go again. I mean, is that all you have? Really? That's the debate here, Hillary, I'm a bad person?
HANNITY: You see, I agree with -- see -- Because Hillary is going to do this. And I don't think this is hard to figure out. I would anticipate this. She can't run on Libya. She can't run on Egypt, can't run on Iraq or Iran or Afghanistan or Putin or North Korea, China. OK. And she can't run on Obama's economic policy, which she says she's going to continue.
So she can't run on honesty and trustworthiness. So what's left? Ad hominem attacks, what she said, "basket of deplorables." That'll come up.
The key for Trump, Herman, I think, is, as she pokes and prods and aggravates and annoys and tries to piss off Trump and irritates him, she's going to try and get him -- get a reaction, get him to roll his eyes like Al Gore or get him to huff and puff. And I don't think Trump is going to fall for it. If he does, I think he'd be very foolish. He needs water off a duck's back, an impenetrable shield. Nothing she says can bother him, and he comes out a winner.
CAIN: She's going to come out swinging, but the only thing that she comes out swinging with are names, name calling. And you're right. He doesn't fall for it, she's going to look very weak because he has put more substance on the table in the last several months than she has ever talked about!
So yes, it's only up to name calling to try to provoke Trump such that he comes after her, and then the liberal media is going to try to turn it into a sexist attack. I don't think it's going to work because I don't think Trump is going to fall for it.
HANNITY: And God forbid, Donald Trump walked over, like poor Rick Lazio...
CAIN: No.
HANNITY: ... and tried to hand the poor woman a piece of paper! The damsel in distress...
CAIN: Not going to work.
HANNITY: ... couldn't handle the stress of somebody getting in her space and her grill a little bit, which I thought was absurd.
All right, you agree, Laura? I mean, is that the biggest challenge? Beyond that, I would think that with all the speeches and interviews Trump has done, he doesn't really need a lot of prep. I think to cram his brain with facts and figures would be a bad strategy, in my opinion.
INGRAHAM: Yes, the gotcha questions. You know, you know what I would say when they start pulling the gotcha questions -- Well, you know, the secretary of defense of Poland, Donald, you know who that is, right? I mean, he needs to say something like, Look, I'm sure Hillary knows all the names of all the government officials of every country on the planet because, frankly, she was probably going around, flying around on our dime asking them for donations to the Clinton Foundation.
HANNITY: Yes!
INGRAHAM: Well, what I know is I know solutions, OK? She knows all the minutiae that I can learn with my top staff and all this focus we're going to have. I'm going to solve the problems for America.
She can -- she can pass -- you know, pass the pop quiz, but I'm going to pass the most important test, which is leadership and competency and delivering results for the American people.
So he can't get sucked in to say, I don't know. He's not going to know all the minutiae. If they try to pull the pop quiz, I think he can turn that on them really easily.
HANNITY: Agree with that. All right, we'll take a break. We'll come back. More Laura Ingraham, Herman Cain right after this.
And also coming up next tonight...
OBAMA: We should all understand that, ultimately, our world would be more secure if we are prepared to help those in need.
HANNITY: That's Obama at the U.N. earlier today ignoring the growing Islamist threat and actually said the world is safer than ever before. And he also was talking down the U.S. He's going out the same way he came in.
And later tonight...
TRUMP: We must deliver a just and very harsh punishment to these people!
HANNITY: Donald Trump saying it's time for America to get a lot tougher with dealing with radical Islamic terrorists. Judge Jeanine Pirro, Jay Sekulow weigh in on that and much more tonight on this busy night here on "Hannity."
HANNITY: All right, welcome back to "Hannity." And during his speech to the U.N. General Assembly earlier today, President Obama gave himself a big pat on the back and said the world is safer than ever before. Really?
And that's not all. He also said that countries would be even more secure if they accommodated more refugees. Watch this.
OBAMA: We've taken away terrorists' safe havens, strengthened the non- proliferation regime, resolved the Iranian nuclear issue through diplomacy.
A quarter century after the end of the cold war, the world is by many measures less violent and more prosperous than ever before.
We have to open our hearts and do more to help refugees who are desperate for a home.
We should all understand that, ultimately, our world will be more secure if we are prepared to help those in need and the nations who are carrying the largest burden with respect to accommodating these refugees.
HANNITY: All right, we continue with the editor-in-chief of Lifezette, FOX News contributor Laura Ingraham, as well as former presidential candidate, FOX News contributor Herman Cain.
You know, Laura, what's interesting about this, this is front and center now because big choices on this issue. Do we want a president that will say the words "radical Islam"? Trump will say it, Hillary won't. Do we want a president that will vet refugees from countries that have values that directly conflict with our constitutional values. Hillary wants a 550 percent increase, he wants extreme vetting. Huge difference.
Also, do we want -- Hillary says we need to not build walls but bridges. Trump wants to defend our borders. Hillary wants open borders. So big differences and distinctions here just on this one little issue.
INGRAHAM: Well, it's big...
HANNITY: But...
INGRAHAM: It's a big issue, Sean. And we now know, of course, France is building a wall to stop the spillover of refugees that might be making their way into the U.K. That was reported. We know that only 36 percent of Americans, according to that big poll that was done in August, support allowing these refugees to enter the United States.
So once again, Obama is thwarting the will of the American people in an attempt to live up to the ideals of the global community. And I think the speech at the U.N. today was really -- really bizarre. I mean, he's completely out of touch with what's happening in Western Europe with the rise of the populist movement and completely out of touch with the sentiment of the American people.
I think that crosses party lines on endangering American lives by allowing people who are vetted by the U.N., when even our CIA director, Sean, a few months ago, John Brennan, said the refugee population will be used by ISIS to bring...
HANNITY: Laura, it's...
INGRAHAM: ... terrorists into Western Europe, and of course, then into the United States. He said that before Congress!
HANNITY: By the way, not just him, our FBI director...
INGRAHAM: Right.
HANNITY: ... our assistant FBI director, our House Homeland Security committee chair, Mike McCaul...
INGRAHAM: Yes.
HANNITY: ... our former special envoy to defeat ISIS...
INGRAHAM: But Obama doesn't care. He does not care!
HANNITY: Sell, that's the point. And Herman, they're willing to gamble with the lives of the American people and ignore our top intelligence officials! That to me is unacceptable.
Now, we can have sympathy for people that are victims of a civil war like in Syria, but what about a safe zone that Trump support, where you provide food and safety, medicine and baby formula and cots and blankets and supplies, and then they could move back into their own country eventually. Why not that? Why is that not compassionate?
CAIN: That is compassionate. The people of this country, they do care about helping those in need. Look, the comments made by President Obama simply say this. He thinks he's the president of the world, when in fact, he is the president of -- he is a failed president of the United States of America.
We care about helping people, but we're not going to be suckers. You know these bridges that he talks about building, and Hillary talks about building these bridges? The problem with those bridges is that they are all coming one way, over here to hurt us, to kill us and take advantage of the generosity and the compassion...
HANNITY: All right...
CAIN: ... that the people in this country have!
HANNITY: Let me play Obama. He came in apologizing for America, and he walks out apologizing for America. Boy, the radical, true to form, never grew in office, the same left as he was coming in, the same guy going out. Watch this.
OBAMA: Yes, in America there is too much money in politics, too much entrenched partisanship, too little participation by citizens in part because of a patchwork of laws that makes it hard to vote.
The United States works with many nations to curb the excesses of capitalists.
We've made our share of mistakes over these last 25 years. I've acknowledged some.
We can only realize the promise of this institution's founding to replace the ravages of war with cooperation if powerful nations like my own accept constraints.
Surely, we can rally our nations to solidarity while recognizing equal treatment for all communities, whether it's a religious minority in Myanmar or an ethnic minority in Burundi or a racial minority right here in the United States.
HANNITY: The only thing missing, Laura, were the terrible deeds done in the name of Christ.
INGRAHAM: Yes, well, I think Obama once again really -- really pushed the issue of, like, the Prophet Mohammed cartoon today, bringing that up. I mean, he speaks very rarely about what's happened to the Christians in the Middle East. He'll speak very generally...
HANNITY: There's genocide! We're doing nothing!
INGRAHAM: Yes, very...
HANNITY: Genocide!
INGRAHAM: Yes, the Christian population is suffering so greatly. They've been displaced from their ancestral homelands...
HANNITY: We're not taking them in.
INGRAHAM: We took in, like, what 52 out of 11,000? That's 99-point- something percent Muslim. So none of this -- none of this surprises me.
But you're right, Sean. You hit on the important point. Despite his track record of failure, Obama took a victory lap today at the U.N., completely disassociated from reality and having learned apparently zero in eight years in office. He has learned nothing about this country, nothing about what concerns us. And apparently, his view of the world is that things are safer and more prosperous than when he came into office.
HANNITY: It is pathological!
INGRAHAM: Maybe for China.
HANNITY: It's like a cognitive dissidence with this guy, Herman.
CAIN: Yes. There's -- look, President Obama doesn't understand two things that other countries respect us for. Donald Trump understand these things, Hillary Clinton doesn't and Obama doesn't. Two things. Our economic strength and our military strength. That's what they respect.
All of this feel good stuff does not matter to the rest of the world. This is where President Obama and Hillary Clinton get off track. And all Donald Trump is saying is, Let's get back on track. Let's have our economy growing as fast as it can grow, and let's rebuild our military. That's what the rest of the world will respect, and that's what rest of the world...
HANNITY: All right, last question...
CAIN: ... will respond to when we try to increase the strength of the community.
HANNITY: Predictions. Who's going to win the election in 49 days, Herman Cain?
CAIN: Donald Trump.
HANNITY: Laura Ingraham?
INGRAHAM: Trump, and he's going to win states that Republicans haven't won in decades.
HANNITY: I hope you're both right. All right, thank you both.
Coming up next tonight right here on "Hannity"...
TRUMP: We must deliver a just and very harsh punishment to these people!
HANNITY: So after a wave of attacks here on U.S. soil, Donald Trump says we need to get a lot tougher with these terrorists. Judge Jeanine and Jay Sekulow are up next. They have reaction.
And also tonight...
TRUMP: The schools are failing, the jobs are leaving, and millions are trapped in poverty. So to the African-American community, I say, Vote for Donald Trump. I will fix it. I will fix it.
HANNITY: Donald Trump -- he continues his outreach to African-American voters. We'll have a preview of our big "Hannity" town hall tomorrow night with the GOP nominee from Cleveland, Ohio.
That and more all coming up straight ahead.
TRUMP: We have caught this evil thug who planted the bombs. Thank you, law enforcement. Thank you, police. He will be represented by an outstanding lawyer.
TRUMP: His case will go through the various court systems for years, and in the end, people will forget and his punishment will not be what it once would have been. We must have speedy but fair trials, and we must deliver a just and very harsh punishment to these people!
HANNITY: Donald Trump talking about how we need to be tough on terrorists. Here now, the author of the brand-new book, "Unholy Alliance: The Agenda Iran, Russia and Jihadists Share for Conquering the World," chief counsel for the American Center for Law and Justice Jay Sekulow, and "Justice With Judge Jeanine," host right here on the Fox News Channel. Welcome both of you -- Judge Jeanine Pirro.
Well, that's a pretty interesting, book by the way, because I think you're right. I mean, if you look at the alliance, Iran, Russia, radical jihadists, they -- two of the senses (ph), anyway, they want to advance a caliphate that's worldwide domination and Islam is the main religion, and it's convert or die. How does Putin fit into that, Jay?
JAY SEKULOW, AMERICAN CENTER FOR LAW AND JUSTICE: Well, here's what you've got. You've got an alliance that hasn't even existed before, and that is Russia and the Iranians are working together. You had Russia launching aircraft out of Iran into Syria, which, by the way, violates the Iranian constitution, which I have in the book "Unholy Alliance."
There's an interesting aspect of this, Sean, and that is -- and I think Donald Trump actually got this very much correct. The Russians historically -- and you go all the way back to Benjamin Disraeli, prime minister of Great Britain in 1870, said, The Russians understand power, that you don't arbitrate, they understand power. And he said, Look, diplomacy can be power, but there has to be power behind it.
And we're not projecting power. Thus the Russians, the Iranians look at our weakness and they project their strength. And they're working together, and that's where this "Unholy Alliance" -- including Syria involved in that, as well. There's a lot of different parts moving right now, but I think we're probably on the jihadist issue, the worst in our lifetime. I think this is worst than 9/11...
HANNITY: You know, it is interesting...
SEKULOW: ... as far as the level of this.
HANNITY: And Judge Jeanine, this had happened with Reagan. I mean, he compared himself to Carter. Carter had shown weakness, the Iranian hostage crisis obviously the most prominent. And the world had the feeling that if Ronald Reagan won that the world was going to change dramatically and the American wouldn't be weak and timid anymore. And the world was safer as he built up our military, and the concept of peace through strength was proven to be effective.
JEANINE PIRRO, "JUSTICE" HOST: Absolutely. And I think that's what the Americans are feeling right now, and I think that's why you're seeing the polls changing dramatically and how Donald Trump is staying strong and how he's starting to possibly turn a previously blue states red.
I mean, Americans are fed up with this. They're fed up with hearing the FBI knew about someone, the FBI knew that this guy was -- stabbed someone and a grand jury didn't indict. But nothing happens. And then these people -- these wives disappear. We never hear about any of this ever again.
And you know, the whole justice system, the military system -- Americans are disappointed. It is time for a change. I don't think we've ever been more...
HANNITY: I honestly think that the issue of not saying "radical Islam," Jay -- and there's such a different between Hillary and Donald Trump -- the issue of vetting refugees and allowing people that come from cultures that clash, directly clash with our Constitution, that Americans fundamentally understand that we have to know if they're coming here to become American and assimilate...
SEKULOW: Right.
HANNITY: ... or do they want to proselytize and bring their value system, which is the opposite of ours, with them. And I also think the issue of the wall -- I think it's now clear to Americans that there is a clear and present danger with radical Islamists. How many more incidents do we need to prove it?
SEKULOW: Well, I mean, look, the Israelis have utilized both -- as you said earlier, they've used profiling successfully, by the way, and they have a wall. And they have a wall to protect their citizens.
Now, here's the issue, Sean, that I think is front and center on this. I think you're exactly correct and I think what the judge said was also absolutely correct. And that is, if you talk to even young people, people that are just starting their families, young kids, their number one issue, the issue that they thinking about is, Can I walk down the streets of my town without worrying about a jihadist attack? Can I go through an airport not worried that, looking over my shoulder, that I've got to be prepared? Where are the exit ways (ph)? When I into a movie theater...
PIRRO: A mall.
SEKULOW: These are the things people are worried about right now, and...
HANNITY: Yes, a mall. Right.
SEKULOW: Just think about this. Look what the last eight years of Barack Obama's leadership has done to the Middle East and to our country.
HANNITY: And then all the...
SEKULOW: ... four years would be.
HANNITY: You know, watching the governor of New York, you know, the mayor of New York, Comrade Bozo de Blasio -- this was an intentional act. I mean, I...
PIRRO: I've never heard that before. I've been in criminal justice for 30 years.
HANNITY: What's an intentional act?
PIRRO: No kidding! You think somebody would put together a pipe bomb...
HANNITY: They're threading this needle and they're riding this razor's edge.
PIRRO: It's like Benghazi was due to a video. It has nothing to do in their opinion with the terrorism that is coming for us. So in order for them to protect their positions, they have to say we're defeating it. And this is just a little of this and a little of that. And I've got to tell you, Sean.
HANNITY: It sounds insane.
PIRRO: It is insane. It's insanity. But when we've got these guys beating their wives, you've got domestic violence, you've got them hating gays, and we are bringing them to this country. We think they're going to assimilate. They are not. And what we've got to do, they've got to move their citizenship.
HANNITY: This is a clash of cultures.
PIRRO: Exactly.
HANNITY: We either want to be a constitutional republic or we don't. And if you're coming from a country that said if I was married to you, I could tell you how to dress, tell you whether you can go to work or school, you can't drive a car. By the way, gays and lesbians get killed, Christians and Jews get persecuted. But Hillary takes money from those countries, tens of millions.
PIRRO: She doesn't believe in the Constitution. She doesn't believe in the First Amendment. Look at the U.N. resolution 16-18 where they can limit your speech about someone's religion. Obama gave his last speech at the U.N. but he started by saying no one who criticizes Islam should be allowed to be a leader of the future, whatever that line was. And what we've got are people who hate us and we let them in. We're suckers.
HANNITY: You know what, I can see 9/11 like commission reporter after the next big attack, Jay, and you know what they're going to mention? They're going to mention New York and they're going to mention New Jersey and San Bernardino and Chattanooga and Fort Hood and Orlando, and they're going the say they were at war with us. We weren't at war with them again. We're making the same mistakes we made in the lead-up to 9/11/01. We have a pre- 9/11 mindset under Obama and Hillary.
SEKULOW: And, Sean, we've got the paradigm is absolutely backwards. The president in his administration starts with the proposition that these are not acts of terrorism. These are intentional acts. No kidding, by the way. But they're not acts of terrorism, prove that it is. It needs to be turned around. When these incidents happen, a bomb going off in New York, assume it is terrorism and then work the facts. That's how you have to do it. But the entire paradigm has to shift. And until we acknowledge, and I say this in the book "Unholy Alliance," until we acknowledge that we are at war with radical jihadists, the fact of the matter is we will lose this war. We can win it, but we've got to have the words to call it what it is. These are radical jihadists.
HANNITY: Guys good to see you both, appreciate it.
Up next tonight here on "Hannity."
TRUMP: The schools are failing, the jobs are leaving, and millions are trapped in poverty. So to the African-American community, I say vote for Donald Trump. I will fix it. I will fix it.
BAIER: Donald Trump, he continues his outreach to African-American voters. Up next we're going to have a preview of our town hall with the GOP nominee tomorrow night in Cleveland, Ohio. You don't want to miss that. Stay with us.
TRUMP: We're going to rebuild our country. Our infrastructure is a disaster. Our country is a mess. We're $20 trillion in debt. Think of it, $20 trillion. At the center of the effort will be in fact the rebuilding of our inner cities. Nearly four in 10 African-American children live in poverty, including 45 percent of African-American children under the age of six. Think of that.
The schools are failing. The jobs are leaving. And millions are trapped in poverty. So to the African-American community, I say vote for Donald Trump. I will fix it. I will fix it.
HANNITY: That was Donald Trump earlier today at a rally in North Carolina. Now, tomorrow night I'll be in Cleveland, Ohio with the GOP nominee doing an hour town hall focusing on issues that impact the African-American community. We'll be doing that event tomorrow and we'll have guests at the church at the buckeye state. Joining us now is the CEO for the National Diversity Coalition for Donald Trump, the reverend Darrell Scott, and also joining us, senior adviser for African-American outreach for the Trump, Omarosa is on my show. I can't believe it.
OMAROSA MANIGAULT, AFRICAN-AMERICAN OUTREACH FOR TRUMP CAMPAIGN: Hi, Hannity.
HANNITY: You only have one name. Everyone knows you as Omarosa. And Fox News contributor Deroy Murdock.
Since Obama has been president, there's been a 58 percent increase, black Americans on food stamps. We have 12 million more Americans on food stamp, 8 million more Americans in poverty, a 20 percent increase of black Americans out of the labor force. These are real people, real suffering, our fellow countrymen. Democrats play the race card every year. Will it work this year, pastor?
REV. DARRELL SCOTT, NATIONAL DIVERSITY COALITION FOR TRUMP: I don't think it will. You know, Americans are not stupid, and black Americans are not stupid. We hear Hillary, we hear Donald Trump. And what Donald Trump is saying makes more sense than what Hillary Clinton is saying. She's trying to sell us on some type of fantasy of some utopian society while Trump assesses the world through a realistic viewpoint. And Trump is saying we have to deal with the world the way it is and not deal with things the way we wish they were.
And so what happens is the Democrats, Hillary Clinton, they try to make it a personal choice rather than a political choice. She'll say women, don't vote for Trump because she's a misogynist and foreigners, don't vote for him because he's a xenophobe, and blacks and minorities, don't vote for him because he's a racist. But that's not working. The field is clearer now. We don't have 19 different voices to hear. There are two candidates left. We're able to hear what she says, we're able to hear what he says. We're able to process it, and, once again, what he says makes a whole lot more sense that than the crazy stuff she's talking about.
HANNITY: Omarosa, you're going to be joining us tomorrow. I look forward to seeing you again. And what are your thoughts on all of this?
MANIGAULT: I think it's important to note that the African-American community has been extremely loyal to the Democrats. But unfortunately the Democrats have not been loyal to the African-Americans. Among those statistics that you mentioned, we also saw home ownership among African-Americans drop significantly. When you look at a city like Chicago where 60 percent of the young African-American men are either unemployed or not in school, we are failing the community, and Donald Trump wants to bring change to the inner city.
HANNITY: And he's reach in deep. He keeps giving speech after speech in black church after black church. He's saying I want your vote. I'll fix the educational system.
MANIGAULT: He's willing to earn it. He's not going to take the African- American community for granted as the Democrats continue to do.
HANNITY: And I like that he's asking for the votes, because Republicans, frankly, in the past have not done enough outreach.
DEROY MURDOCK, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: That's exactly. Somebody asked me, what is the secret, why is Trump increasing his support among black voters, according to one poll up to 19.6? If that's true that's just astonishing. I said it's very simple.
HANNITY: That was the Pew poll.
MURDOCK: Yes. Very simple -- he's asking for black votes. That usually doesn't happen. Usually Democrats say, well, they're going to win, so --
HANNITY: What about Obama, he takes it personally as a personal insult.
MURDOCK: Really an astonishing comment that somehow we owe it, we're his property and we're supposed to do as our master says or something like that. That's just appalling.
And I think that Trump is doing the right thing. He's going out and asking for black votes, which is unusual, and he's doing so on very specific issues, like school choice, for example. He's very, very specific about school choice. He wants to have a block grant program to give states I believe $20 billion they can you for school choice initiatives. And you look at Hillary, and she's a tool of the teachers union.
HANNITY: And coming, in the wake of the terror attack this past weekend, is it time to start surveillance like they had in New York up to 2014 in some mosques here in the U.S. looking for radical Islamists? Do you think that's smart? We'll speak with two imams, that's straight ahead.
TRUMP: Our local police, they know who a lot of these people are. They're afraid to do anything about it because they don't want to be accused of profiling and they don't want to be accused of all sorts of thing. In Israel they profile. They've done an unbelievable job, as good as you can do.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Sure.
TRUMP: But Israel has done an unbelievable job, and they'll profile. They profile. They see somebody suspicious, they will profile, they will take that person and they'll check out, do we have a choice? Look what's going on. Do we really have a choice? We're trying to be so politically correct in our country, and this is only going to get worse.
HANNITY: That was Donald Trump yesterday reacting to recent terror attacks all across the country. Is it time for Americans start surveilling mosques here in the U.S., in other words, to find radical Islamists? Here with reaction from Nur-Allah Islamic Center, Imam Muhammad Siddeeq, and from the Islamic House of Wisdom Imam Mohammad Ali Elahi is with us, actually in studio. What are here for the U.N.?
IMAM MOHAMMAD ALI ELAHI, ISLAMIC HOUSE OF WISDOM: Very good. Yes.
HANNITY: What are you doing with the U.N.?
ELAHI: Some meeting, some litigations, probably we can meet with President Rouhani of Iran tonight.
HANNITY: You want to meet with the President Rouhani.
ELAHI: Yes.
HANNITY: The number one state of terror is Iran, the number one state sponsor of terror.
ELAHI: That is a big lie.
HANNITY: That's a lie?
ELAHI: I'm not representing Iran. I'm not a spokesman of Iran.
HANNITY: Let me talk to Rouhani. Tell Rouhani I want to interview him.
ELAHI: They are fighting ISIS. They are fighting Al Qaeda. What about that? Real people who are on the ground and fighting terrorism --
HANNITY: The Iranians have been fomenting terror, killing Americans during the Iraq war. They have been fighting proxy wars against Israel. They have also repeatedly said they're -- they've called for the destruction of Israel repeatedly, Rouhani and Ahmadinejad.
ELAHI: Israelis are targeting the same thing about saying the Iranians --
HANNITY: That's not true. When did Prime Minister Netanyahu call for the destruction of Iran?
ELAHI: You didn't hear that?
HANNITY: When has -- I have heard Ahmadinejad and Rouhani both call for -- let me finish, the destruction of Iranian. Name me one instance where Prime Minister Netanyahu every called for destruction of Iran, name one time, once. When?
ELAHI: When was Rouhani asked for destruction of any country?
HANNITY: They said it repeatedly. They burned American flags, they burn Israeli flags. They chant "Death to America." Chant "Death to America" in Iran.
ELAHI: I'm talking about the president who is a man of wisdom, a man of peace, a man of rationality. He is meeting some --
HANNITY: You tell Rouhani I want to talk to him.
ELAHI: You know, he is the one who brought this resolution, the United Nations, just last time against terrorism and extremism. What about that?
You know, Sean, two months ago when I called you and your office, I said 3,000 Muslim community in the United States, we are in front of the Saudi embassy demonstrating against ISIS and marching from the Saudi embassy to the White House, and I said we are saying Saudi and ISIS are the same. The only difference is the name. None of you guys came.
HANNITY: I criticize Saudi Arabia.
By the way, let me ask this, and then we'll get to Imam Siddeeq. Why is it that under Islam, and I don't care if it's Shia or Sunni, that they kill gays and lesbians in Iran. They kill them.
ELAHI: Who said that?
HANNITY: Two weeks ago, they killed a gay guy.
HANNITY: Women, you feel you have a right to tell women how to dress. In Saudi Arabia women can't drive. Christians and Jews, are you allowed to build a Jewish temple in Iran?
ELAHI: Of course, they have their representatives in the parliament, the Jewish community. More than 40,000 Jews live in Iran, and they have a friendly relationship.
HANNITY: Saudi Arabia you can't do it.
Let me go to Imam Siddeeq. Imam Siddeeq, welcome back to the program. How are you, sir?
IMAM MUHAMMAD SIDDEEQ, NUR-ALLAH ISLAMIC CENTER: Thank you, Sean, for honoring me to come back.
HANNITY: You're very honored.
HANNITY: Why is it we don't have radical Catholics and radical Jews. Why is it in the America and the world, why would we keep facing radical Islamists? Is it a direct interpretation of the Koran that says take neither Christians or Jews for your friends and talks a lot about jihad and holy war and infidels?
SIDDEEQ: It's because evidently somebody is reading the stats wrong. Have you seen the stats where there's more extremists and terrorists among the Jews than among the Muslims according to the FBI --
HANNITY: According to who?
SIDDEEQ: According to the FBI report from Princeton University, six percent for Muslims, seven percent for Jews.
HANNITY: I have no idea to what you refer. I will say this. The greater victims of hate crimes in America are Jewish Americans, not Muslim Americans.
SIDDEEQ: I'm not trying to say who did what. I'm just trying to tell you --
HANNITY: Let me hear you say this. I don't hear you say radical Islamists are hijacking your religion. What won't you say that?
SIDDEEQ: Because there's no such thing as radical -- you want to call the --
HANNITY: They're told they get 72 virgins when they kill innocent men, women, and children.
SIDDEEQ: That's not in the Koran, Sean.
HANNITY: Jihadists are promised 72 virgins.
ELAHI: You know, all of us, the Muslim community --
SIDDEEQ: Wait a minute, who is he going to talk to, me or -- I don't want to talk over, but that's not in the Koran. There's no such thing.
HANNITY: OK, but that's what they're promised. That's just a fact.
SIDDEEQ: But they're not promised that. They're not promised that.
You see, Sean, what we need to do, I keep trying to tell you. Let's you and I sit down and have some coffee and have a one-on-one so we can at least your stuff up to day.
HANNITY: Let's have some beer. Do you drink beer?
ELAHI: No.
HANNITY: You don't drink.
ELAHI: I'm somebody who doesn't want to drink beer. You can drink.
HANNITY: You never had a beer in your life?
HANNITY: I'm all for having a beer. Let's sit down and have a beer.
ELAHI: Lets' have something both of us agree.
HANNITY: All right, I've got to let you go.
SIDDEEQ: You drink the beer, Sean.
HANNITY: When we come back, we need your help. Our "Question of the Day," a very important one, is straight ahead.
HANNITY: And welcome back to "Hannity." Time for our "Question of the Day."
All right, up until 2014, New York City had a program where they had surveillance at mosques. What do you think? Should they continue that? Go to Facebook.com/SeanHannity, @SeanHannity on Twitter, let us know what you think.
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Trevor Reinhart has been promoted to senior manager at Richey, May & Co. in Englewood, Colo. Lauren Espineli has moved up to an audit manager; Helen Rasoul, Josh Ratner and Nancy Stevens as tax managers.
Ann Spruill has been appointed to the Financial Accounting Foundation Board of Trustees.
Madison Rojo has joined bbr marketing, in Atlanta, as a junior designer. Rojo is a graduate of Savannah College of Art and Design with a BFA in Animation and brings substantial art and design experience to the position.
Jonathan Howard has joined Weltman Bernfield LLC as manager of tax services in its Buffalo Grove office.
Charles Fagan a resident has been named partner at Morice & Layton in Columbia, Maryland. A graduate of Loyola University Maryland and George Mason University, his former employers have included Grant Thornton, Arthur Andersen and Cohn Reznick. Dan Dellon, a director of tax services at DeLeon & Stang, has been elected to be treasurer and a member of the Board of Directors of the Rotary Club of Gaithersburg. . John Mullins, has made partner at Councilor, Buchanan & Mitchell in Bethesda.
Richard Feilteau has been elected a partner at Gray, Gray & Gray LLP, Westwood.
Steven Barnstable has joined Maner Costerisan as an account executive. Barnstable was the founder of the consulting firm Synergistic System which specializes in Microsoft Dynamics SL and Intacct. Akshay Kapoor has been promoted to principal at Lewis & Knopf in Flint, Michigan. Kapoor joined the firm in 2004 and provides audit, accounting, and tax preparation services to the firm's clients. Kapoor works with a diverse client base including closely held corporations, not for profits, and local government. He specializes in serving auto dealerships, school districts, and the health care industry.
Christopher Linneman has been promoted to manager at Abeles & Hoffman in Saint Louis.
John Mooney and Chris Perrotta were promoted to principals at Nisivoccia LLP, Mount Arlington. Harlene Stevens was promoted to manager, Ray Sarinelli to supervisor and Stacey Ernst to senior accountant. Kimberly Dula has joined Friedman LLP as partner group in its Marlton, New Jersey office. Dula has over 22 years of experience and will be providing tax planning and compliance services to Friedman's high net worth individual clients and their closely-held businesses and private foundations. Dula also provides her clients with consulting and compliance services required to fulfill their estate, gift and fiduciary needs. Dula is the author of various external tax articles and has been a speaker for a variety of community and industry organizations. Dula earned a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from King's College, and is a licensed Certified Public Accountant in Pennsylvania. She is also a graduate of Leadership Wilkes-Barre.
Claudine Cohen has joined CohnReznick as principal in the firm's transactional advisory practice. Cohen began her career in public accounting with PKF and was a founding partner of Nucleus Corporate Finance, a corporate and strategic advisory boutique in South Africa. Cohen received a Bachelor of Accountancy, and a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Witwatersrand, South Africa, and a Masters of Business, Finance and Marketing from Bond University, Australia. She is a member of the Association of Corporate Growth and the Woman's Association of Venture and Equity. She is also qualified with the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants.
Justin Linscott, a tax manager at Holbrook & Manter in Columbus, has been authorized by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards to use the certified financial planner and CFP certification marks in accordance with CFP Board certification and renewal requirements. Linscott began his career with Holbrook & Manter, as an intern with the firm in 2005 and joined as a full time accountant upon graduation in 2007.
Michelle Miller joins ParenteBeard as partner in the firm's business advisory practice. Miller has more than 20 years of experience in management and consulting on strategic, financial and operational initiatives for clients in several industries including technology, consumer products, retail and industrial products.
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George Canellos, co-director of the Securities and Exchange Commision's Enforcement Division, will leave the agency later this month after four-and-a-half years of service in senior leadership positions. Canellos has played a key role in numerous structural and enforcement policy changes and oversaw significant investigations and enforcement actions related to the credit crisis and insider trading. He helped lead the agency's nationwide enforcement efforts during two of its most productive years in 2012 and 2013 while serving as deputy director and co-director of the Enforcement Division. Canellos came to the SEC in July 2009 as director of the New York Regional Office
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Overton outduels Kuebel with eight shutout innings, Oklahoma quiets Iowa
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas -- No. 15 Oklahoma improved to 7-0 to open up its season thanks to a 3-1 triumph against Iowa in the first game of the 2013 Kleberg Bank College Classic on Friday at Whataburger Field.
Junior left-handed starting pitcher and preseason All-American Dillon Overton tossed eight shutout frames, fanning nine for the Sooners (7-0) to stifle Iowa's (1-3) bats. Overton gave up seven scattered hits and did not issue a walk in the winning effort.
Sophomore righty Robert Tasin gave up a run on two hits but picked up his second career save.
Iowa starting pitcher Sasha Kuebel also pitched eight innings and surrendered two earned runs in the loss.
The game was knotted at zero until the top of the sixth when Max White opened the scoring with an RBI groundout.
Senior Jack Mayfield led the way at the plate with three hits, while senior White went 1-for-4 with two runs driven in.


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Is there any doubt, in anyone's mind, that were she not Secretary of State, there would be a desperate cry in the Land of the Democrats for Hillary Clinton to run for president?
It wouldn't be easy for her. Opposing the nation's first black president in a primary would have alienated African Americans and drawn charges of Clintonian opportunism.
But the Clinton's are used to being charged with opportunism. Because they're opportunists.
And so is President Obama. Is there any serious reason you can think of, other than to make sure he had neutralized his main 2012 primary threat, that Obama made Clinton Secretary of State?
Other than dodging Serb sniper fire, what were her qualifications? Okay, you say, she had no more of a résumé for being Secretary of State than Obama had for the presidency, but that merely makes my point.
Clinton had no notable experience in foreign policy, no academic background in international relations, no grand world view or systematic approach to foreign affairs, and no experience negotiating deals. Her most notable foreign policy achievement of the Clinton presidency was kissing Yasser Arafat's wife.
I don't really buy much into the "Team of Rivals" notion that Obama, à la Lincoln, wanted to stock his Cabinet with his antagonists. Seems a trivial reason to give someone the awesome powers for Secretary of State. Even if this played a role, it wasn't his primary consideration.
Obama, or his first-rate political advisers, understood well that a primary challenge can sink a presidency. Only two presidents have been unseated since Herbert Hoover – Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush. Both had to weather serious primary challenges that caused them to expend precious resources and incur damaging criticism even before the opposition Party got started with them.
If Obama had not brought Hillary in, the Democratic Party would have failed to fully unify. Clintonites still nursing wounds from the bruising 2008 primary battle would be ready to turn back to Hillary, who they always thought would have made a better president.
Serious Democrat money would be on the sidelines, waiting to see what Hillary did. Financial sector Democrats, angry about new regulations and tired of being vilified by Obama, would gladly fund her campaign. Jews flummoxed by Obama's approach to Israel would be ready to back her. Democratic businessmen worried that Obama will use a second term to tax them into smithereens would line up to donate.
With Obama at 40 percent in the polls, the pressure on her to run would be irresistible. Nostalgia for Dear Old Bill, his insatiable appetite for cheating on his wife apparently diminished at last, would be in full bloom.
She may run anyway, but I doubt it. Turning on the man who gave you a chance to set U.S. foreign policy would be seen as towering perfidy.
It's too Clintonian, even for the Clintons. She'd end her political career as a traitor, and she'd lose. But were she not Secretary of State . . .
Obama doesn't seem to know much about fighing wars, but he understood well the quote from the great Chinese military strategist, Sun Tzu:
"Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer."


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Yingly Green posts year-over-year Q1 growth, but shares fall on lower margins, demand
Yingli Green Energy (NYSE:YGE) the solar photovoltaic (PV) manufacturer, reported Friday higher first quarter profit and revenue year-over-year, despite negative sequential growth in PV module shipments.
For the first three months of 2011, the China-based solar energy company reported a net income of RMB 368.3 million (US$56.2 million), up from RMB 190 (US$29 million) a year before.
On a per share basis, the company earned RMB 2.29, or US$0.35 per share, up from RMB 1.24, US$0.19 per share, during the same comparable period.
On an adjusted basis, earnings per share were RMB 2.51 (US$ 0.38), an increase of 57% from the first quarter of 2010.
Total revenue increased on a year-over-year basis to RMB 3.45 billion (US$527.3 million), up from RMB 2.45 billion (US$376.64 million) a year ago. However, sales fell from the fourth quarter due to a "sudden demand slowdown", leading to a decline in lower PV module shipments.
The company said the demand slowdown was due to bad weather in Germany, and policy change in Italy, where the government announced plans to reduce feed-in tariffs for solar power systems in its effort to slow down an over-saturated solar market.
The Italian government announced this change in early March, but the new policy did not take effect until this month, which led to uncertainties and delays in solar power projects.
However, despite the fall in shipments, Yingli Green said it expects to hit its full-year shipment target of between 1.7GW to 1.75 GW through optimized global sales strategies.
"In the US, we continued to win new customers and diversify our geographic mix. Our customer pool proved to be extensively diversified to drive demand for a record quarter with shipment of more than 50 MW, a five-fold increase from the first quarter of 2010," said chairman and CEO Mr. Liansheng Miao.
Yet, the company also posted gross margins of 27.3%, a steep fall from 33.3% a year before, reflecting an increase of outsourced cell production and in polysilicon spot price, as well as a slight decrease in average selling price.
On Friday, the company's shares were down by 9% trading at $9 as of 10:30 a.m. EST.
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There's no shortage of great ideas emerging from New Zealand, but Kiwi companies need a stronger connection to the rest of the world, according to Alcatel-Lucent.
Through its ng Connect programme, it plans to give local businesses a step up when it comes to exporting their products and services abroad.
New Zealand technology innovation company Solta was the first to sign up to the scheme with its 'myreplay' platform, which enables real-time footage at an event to be video-cast to mobile devices. Attendees can edit their coverage, choosing the camera angles, replaying footage and selecting commentary to listen to.
Solta now plans to expand further by collaborating with the programme's 70-plus global members, which include heavyweights such as Intel, HP, Samsung and Atlantic Records.
"We're honoured to be the first New Zealand company invited to be part of ng Connect," said managing director Mark Povey. "For us, speed is life."
"This model of collaboration will help us overcome distance and give us a seat at the table with other like-minded international players, while helping to increase our speed of development. And crucially, it provides our best innovators the opportunity to stay in New Zealand."
The ng Connect 'ecosystem' is designed to help foster next-generation mobile services as telcos upgrade their networks to the latest 4G technology and Alcatel-Lucent says New Zealand is a vital part of its global strategy.
"There's a lot of amazing innovation that's coming out of New Zealand that needs to be connected better to the rest of the world," Jason Collins, VP of emerging technology and innovation for Alcatel-Lucent and lead for the ng Connect programme said.
"Innovation isn't solely limited to developers – it's about bringing together academia, creative industries, entrepreneurs, network operators, device manufacturers for example, and increasing their collective brain power to create meaningful products that can flourish commercially.
"The question becomes 'if you could do anything with the network, what would you do with it'?"
He said Alcatel-Lucent had 10 more companies in mind that it hoped to sign up, and hoped to grow that to more than 30 nationwide in the coming year. Eventually that could increase to around 60.
Member companies ran the gamut from publishing to music and retailing, according to Collins, but while the programme sought businesses both large and small, it was looking to recruit those that had already launched a product.
"Interesting things happen when you get a diverse set of people together who don't know each other and start talking about their problems. When you tie those together with technology you get something really amazing."
He said the Kiwi entrepreneurs he had seen so far hailed from a diverse set of industries and were taking pragmatic, "practical but innovative" approaches to their work.
Alcatel-Lucent's head of open innovation Redg Snodgrass said there was a strong sense of pride in the local startup scene.
"We don't get that in the Valley. You get better valuations and more money, but what you don't get is that actual heart-felt support."
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So just what does "connecting Kiwi companies with the rest of the world" mean?
According to Collins, members get access to a global network of partners that can help them take their ideas offshore. That includes facilities for testing and validation, boosting their sales and marketing power, introducing them to potential collaborators and customers.
There's an internal ideas marketplace and a network that essentially functions as a mini-LinkedIn for members to help them connect with fellow businesses to collaborate and see what they're working on – "a creative commons, essentially".
Collins said evidence suggested digital innovations that had really taken off had ecosystems around them.
Snodgrass said the "framework of protected IP" meant members could build freely and begin executing on products and projects, with the technological prowess of the collective.
It provided a shortcut to the process that hampered innovation within bigger companies, he said.
"Prior to ng you'd have to go get an NDA, then discuss an MOU, then an LOI or collaboration agreement and it all takes 9 or 10 months," he said.
"A lot of small companies will burn tons of cycles getting in front of the right person at a company and beginning to build a product – and maybe it will launch, maybe it won't."
He said members could then deploy their technology on the Alcatel-Lucent network.
Another aspect is the Gravity Centre, yet to be established here, a space set aside for members providing access to business services, and what Snodgrass calls a "global connected sphere of education". That means working with universities to leverage ideas, and host talks from leaders and angel investors at centres all over the world (as well as Auckland, centres are opening in Texas, San Francisco and Berlin).
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But while Alcatel-Lucent is throwing its resources behind the programme, it is not in the business of venture capital.
Collins said there were multiple ways to grow business, including partnering with larger companies like Telecom, and collaborating on ways to monetise and scale up.
"I would rather help them by getting them business – presenting them to an AT&T or Verizon, and blowing their company up because now they have a million customers all of a sudden."
Snodgrass said ng Connect could, however, help connect companies to VCs and advise on how to approach them.
Snodgrass, who has cofounded a number of startups including the world's largest mobile dating service Skout, acknowledged you "couldn't eat code" but said being an entrepreneur was not necessarily about raising funds.
"It's about creating a product, creating customers and making money, with something that is hopefully useful to society."
Launched in 2009, Skout raised around $1 million.
"Ten years before that somebody would have to raise $20, 30 million to do that. Today somebody could probably do that with $270,000 or $240,000," he said. "You can do so much more with so little."
While there are plenty of other players in the innovation space, Snodgrass said Alcatel-Lucent wasn't bound by KPIs or the need to monetise and could therefore act as a "Switzerland".
"People say 'let's build a bridge to the Valley'. I say it's always good to have multiple lanes on a highway. I hope we can put our lane in there and enable everybody to get there faster."
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Just wanted to show off a couple of classroom projects I finished during naptime today. Pardon the poor lighting due to the gray skies we have here in Wisconsin today!
Bunting for across my (many) windows:
For the bunting, I used these triangle patterns. I made my bunting one-sided and stitched it to single fold bias tape to make things simple. Ribbon would be another good option, of course! I also used pinking shears instead of finishing the edges.
Not sure where this will go, but I just had to make this felt garland:
Tutorial here: Purl Bee - New Year's Garland (I did not use the invisible thread as suggested in the tutorial since this will not be hanging at eye level and I was trying to be as thrifty as possible.)
Happy weekend, everyone!


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Bacula Systems Empowers Partners With Bacula Enterprise Edition Trial Version and New Business Partner Program
Enterprise-class, Open Source Network Backup and Restore Provider Announces Comprehensive Partner Support Combined with Trial Version of Bacula Enterprise Edition Software
Aug 22, 2011, 08:00 ET
YVERDON-LES-BAINS, Switzerland, August 22, 2011 /PRNewswire/ --
Bacula Systems®, the world's leading provider of commercial open source backup and restore software, announced today the launch of its new worldwide Business Partner Program, further helping its partners seize the growing market opportunity for its subscription-based solution brought on by tighter budgets within IT departments and large data centers.
With today's news, Bacula Systems is making it easier and more cost effective for its partners to offer backup, restore and disaster recovery solutions. In addition to lead generation programs and distribution, active sales support, and co-marketing, Business Partners receive significant benefits including volume incentive discounts, advanced technical support, and sales and marketing tools. The new partner program is also complimented with by a new channel-neutral compensation policy on sales for its direct-sales force.
The Business Partner Program is designed for partners that represent Bacula Systems' products and services. It offers distributors, system integrators and value-added resellers (VARs) a comprehensive set of resources to deliver highly scalable backup and restore solutions to their enterprise customers. Bacula Systems also provides training and certification programs, and access to a partner portal to aide partners to increase revenue. To date, Bacula System has signed on more than 20 partners around the world. "Bacula Systems is defining a new market opportunity for our global Business Partners that will enable them to increase their skills and expand their business in support of data centers that need to modernize their backup solutions, while driving down costs," said Aristide Caraccio, VP of Sales and Marketing Worldwide, Bacula Systems.
In order to facilitate the growing number of enterprises migrating to Bacula Enterprise Edition from proprietary vendors, Bacula Systems also today announced its trial version of Bacula Enterprise Edition. Bacula Enterprise Edition 4:
- is designed for safe, responsible deployment in a professional environment
- is a highly stable, reliable, certified network backup and data verification solution
- is easy to set up and highly scalable to many 000's of servers
- is built around open standards
- is configurable for high availability in a clustered environment
- backs up to disk, tape, and robotic media libraries
- has advanced levels of security built in every layer
- provides a supported upgrade path for Bacula users
- any SQL database engine can be used making Bacula very flexible.
- drivers currently exist for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite
- can be deployed at very low cost into virtualized environments
"Commeo is pleased to be a Bacula Systems distributor," said Philippe Adoux, Director of Commeo in France. "Our customers will benefit from easy, accessible testing of Bacula Enterprise Edition. This partnership also ensures quality backup solutions are available today for our customers' data center needs. We look forward to working with Bacula Systems to expand our market opportunities in France."
About Bacula Systems:
Bacula Systems provides the highest quality support, training and professional services for the Bacula open-source backup and recovery software platform. Bacula is the leading enterprise backup solution that is 100% open-source, free of license costs and adheres strictly to open standards.
First released in 2002, Bacula has eliminated the high cost and vendor lock-in of proprietary software for thousands of enterprises, government agencies and educational institutions around the globe.
Headquartered in Switzerland, Bacula Systems was founded by the developers of Bacula in response to growing demand for professional support and services to match the quality of the open source Bacula software. More information at http://www.baculasystems.com
About Commeo
Commeo was founded in 2005, with headquarters in Versailles, France. Its core business is marketing software solutions from software vendors and service companies. Since 2007, Commeo has been a leading French specialist in the distribution of open source products.
Through subscriptions (certified software, technical support and software updates), training and technical expertise, Commeo provides IT professionals with the necessary skills and assurances before, during and after deployment of Open Source technologies in the enterprise.
Aristide Caraccio
Bacula Systems
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See what local private, parochial and independent schools have to offer.
St. Anne's Episcopal School is associated with the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware. However, children of all faiths are encouraged to attend. The Episcopal tradition is a part of the culture of the school, with students gathering every week for chapel.


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|Flax (also known as common flax or linseed), with the binomial name Linum usitatissimum, is a member of the genus Linum in the family Linaceae. It is a food and fiber crop that is grown in cooler regions of the world. The textiles made from flax are known in the West as linen, and traditionally used for bed sheets, underclothes and table linen.
The soils most suitable for flax, besides the alluvial kind, are deep loams, and containing a large proportion of organic matter. Flax is often found growing just above the waterline in cranberry bogs. Heavy clays are unsuitable, as are soils of a gravelly or dry sandy nature.
Within four weeks of sowing, the plant will reach 10–15 cm (3.9–5.9 in) in height and will grow several centimeters per day under its optimal growth conditions, reaching 70–80 cm (28–31 in) within fifty days. (Source: Wikipedia)


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Discussion in 'NDS - Console and Game Discussions' started by -=oopeteroo=-, Sep 13, 2008.
any good racing game out there ? except mario cart
also any good fighting games like bleach 2 ?
Oh no not another thread asking the same question!
The search bar is handy but I've doen the search for you, please read those threads for peoples views.
To chip in I'd say Speed Racer & Asphalt GT 2. Ducati Racing is ok, every other (none mario) racer I've found to be extemely tedious.
And maybe GRID is okay too.
There are a few quite decent to very good racers for DS. These are the good ones that I know about:
- Mario Kart DS (yes I know you already said it but I just listed it for completion)
- Diddy Kong Racing DS (some people didn't like it, but I love it)
- Asphalt Urban GT 2 (the sequel is a good but not spectacular racer, but the first one isn't very good)
- Speed Racer (like Fzero? this is the closest you'll get. Surprisingly great movie-licensed game)
- Race Driver Create and Race
Trackmania is also set to be good.


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The Director-General of IRENA, Adnan Z. Amin was reappointed today at IRENA's fifth Assembly to a second four-year term. The reappointment was agreed by acclamation by the 124 IRENA member countries in attendance at the fifth Assembly in Abu Dhabi.
Mr. Amin was appointed as the first Director-General of IRENA in April 2011. His new term will run from April 2015 to April 2019.
"In the span of just five years, IRENA has grown from a concept into the primary platform for renewable energy cooperation and analysis, positioned alongside decades-old organizations in terms of both political importance and content delivery. This is a huge achievement, and the result of a partnership between the Director-General, the UAE, and the Agency's membership," said Dr. Thani Al Zeyoudi, the UAE's Permanent Representative to IRENA and Director of Energy and Climate Change at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. "The next five years will be just as challenging, with IRENA now at the heart of a booming industry. There are huge expectations for the Agency, and we are glad to have Adnan Amin at the helm."
"The importance of IRENA's mission grows apace with the need for rapid renewables expansion across the globe," said German State Secretary Rainer Baake. "The members of IRENA see the Agency as the key driver for the global energy transformation. IRENA has shown tremendous progress in this regard and I look forward to continued collaboration with the Agency under Mr. Amin's able leadership."
Since Mr. Amin was first appointed, IRENA membership has increased from 64 members with two countries in accession to 139 members (138 States and the European Union) with more than 30 countries in accession and has established a robust programmatic framework in support of its global mission.


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Dayton, Ohio USA, April 19. 2012
CSafe, LLC, manufacturer of the AcuTemp® RKN active temperature-controlled cargo container, announces another significant increase in the number of AcuTemp RKN's into their fleet.
CSafe continues to grow their business to meet the needs of their customers, including new partnerships with major global airlines, forwarders and specialty couriers; additions to their global service network; and the appointment of the new APAC Director of Business Development, Kathy Goh.
"Communication is key." stated Brian Kohr, President of CSafe. "By continuing close communications with our partners and customers, we are able to anticipate and adapt to quickly changing short and long term requirements." This philosophy has resulted in CSafe continuing to be able to offer complimentary expedited delivery, in most cases within four days from the lease request.
CSafe's commitment to their customers extends to the investment of time and resources they made to obtain FAA certification for their AcuTemp RKN. It is a lengthy and expensive commitment to design aviation worthy products to global safety standards. The CSafe RKN continues to be the first and only compressor-driven refrigeration unit of its kind approved by the European Aviation Safety Administration (EASA) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
CSafe, LLC provides solutions for the temperature-sensitive air freight market. Its flagship product, the AcuTemp RKN, is the first and only active controlled air container with FAA, EASA, Transport Canada, Hong Kong CAD, Irish Aviation Authority IAA and Israel CAA approvals. CSafe products are marketed through many global logistic partners and are designed to address the stringent requirements of the temperature-sensitive air cargo market. CSafe, LLC is a joint venture between AmSafe Inc. and AcuTemp Thermal Systems. AcuTemp is the world's largest producer of actively controlled mobile refrigeration units for life sciences, healthcare, military and international disaster relief agencies. For more information, visit www.CSafeLLC.com.


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If she becomes Chicago's next mayor, Carol Moseley Braun made it clear Wednesday, she won't keep Police Superintendent Jody Weis in charge of the city's force. Other candidates weighed in as well.
It's "nothing personal," said Braun, who declared her stance on Weis during a news conference she held on public safety.
Braun, who is from a police family, said the department's rank-and-file is more demoralized under current police leadership than she's ever seen it.
The person leading the city's police force shouldn't have to "get a guidebook out," to know city neighborhoods, said Braun, who would replace Weis from within.


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Kansas High School wrestling.
The gym at Scott City is difficult for me to find a decent white balance. Between the creamy yellowish walls and seats, and the blue mats, I struggle. I don't use flash here, so I do the best I can. I shot my 70-200 2.8 and it worked well though more light would be nice. I'm an old wrestler, so trying to capture or portray action in my shots. C/C are welcome.


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Leslie Jenkins
Leslie Jenkins, 42, joined TPG Architecture as Chief Marketing Officer. She was formerly Corporate Marketing Director at Perkins+Will.
|Job Title
|Chief Marketing Officer
|TPG Architecture
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|Start Date
|December 7, 2015
|Newly Created Position?
|Job Function
|Corporate Mgmt - Other Corporate Mgmt
|Job Description
|As a marketing professional with over 18 years of experience in corporate marketing, Jenkins will oversee the marketing team and direct marketing strategy, operations, and protocols as well as external and internal communications.
|Former Job Title
|Corporate Marketing Director
|Former Company
|Company Headquarters
|New York, NY
|Company Description
|TPG Architecture was founded in 1979 and has grown into one of the largest New York City-based architectural offices with a staff of over 200 professionals. TPG, a leader in both workplace and retail design, works all over the world, with completed projects in 42 countries. Its Branding and Graphics group supports the firm's work with wayfinding, place-making and identity programs as well as in developing dynamic branded environments. In addition to award-winning corporate interiors and stores, TPG has designed notable restaurants, showrooms, schools and base buildings. Current and recent clients include Morgan Stanley, Digitas, Havas, Club Monaco, HBO, HSBC, Interpublic Group, JPMorgan Chase, SL Green, Conde Nast, Spotify and Mexican luxury retailer El Palacio de Hierro. For more information about TPG please visit our website at www.tpgarchitecture.com.
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!Mayday! + Little Stranger + Damn Skippy
Friday, March 16, 2018 • 8:30pm Doors • 9:30pm Show
Show is all ages. Attendees under 18 must be accompanied by a parent. If you are under 21 you are subject to a $3-5 surcharge depending on the show. The surcharge must be paid in cash at the door on the day of the event.
¡Mayday! is dropping "Search Party" on Strange Music (Tech 9, Rittz) September 8th.
National tours with Dirty Heads, Tech 9 and Common Kings.
"Airplane Mode" is the first single.
Little Stranger
Born and raised in Philly and crash-landed in Charleston, John and Kevin Shields are the minds behind the quirky indie hip-hop group Little Stranger. Performing as a duo, Little Stranger is a fresh hybrid of John's singer-songwriter magnetism and Kevin's hard hitting, in-your-face delivery. Stylistically reminiscent of Gorillaz and Twenty One Pilots, Little Stranger inhabits a relatively unexplored niche at this point in time. They're all about originality, every song is a separate work unto itself with all the strangeness that their name implies.
Though the band is relatively new, John and Kevin Shields bring years of experience to the table. With previous bands, they've played with names like Slightly Stoopid, Del the Funky Homosapien, Grace Potter, Papadosio, The Heavy Pets, and John Brown's Body. Little Stranger was quickly recognized at home, named "Hip-Hop Act of the Year" in the 2016 Charleston City Paper Music Awards and listed jointly as one of "17 People to Watch in 2017" in the Charleston Indie blog, Out of the Wood- work. They've toured up and down the East Coast and recently released a string of eclectic music videos to their fans. With an ever-increasing arsenal of new tunes, Little Stranger is poised and making 2018 a big year.
Damn Skippy
"I have had a passion for music for as long as I can remember. My mom signed me up for drum lessons when I was 10 years old to get me to stop banging any two objects together that I could find around the house, and I haven't stopped experimenting with instruments and music since then."
Damn Skippy moved from his hometown in North Carolina to Breckinridge, Colorado at the age of 18 and began his MC career shortly after, forming the MC-DJ duo CO-2 and touring over Colorado for over five years.
Damn Skippy has been in Charleston, South Carolina for three years now, stirring up the hip hop community in the Lowcountry. Along with the hip hop group Savage Souls, Damn Skippy co-founded the Holy City Hip Hop Community, performing hip hop shows around the Charleston area and promoting lyrical hip hop.


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Secret Song
In production
A film by Hilan Warshaw
For broadcast on ORF (Austria)
Alban Berg's Lyric Suite for string quartet has long been hailed as one of the masterpieces of 20th-century music. But for decades, few suspected that behind this anguished music lies a haunting secret.
In 1925 Berg fell passionately in love with Hanna Fuchs-Robettin, a married woman living in Prague. Less than a year later, Berg– the renowned modernist composer of operas Wozzeck and Lulu– composed the Lyric Suite, which he intended as an explicit musical depiction of his affair with Hanna. Berg explained the music's secret meaning in a copy of the score that he annotated for Hanna, making clear that the pivotal events of their doomed romance are all vividly dramatized in the piece through carefully coded references and motifs. But to the rest of the world—including his wife, Helene—Berg presented the piece as he wanted it to be seen: a purely abstract work of chamber music.
SECRET SONG brings this tale to life as an innovative film narrative. At the heart of the film is a cinematic re-enactment of the love story hidden within the notes of the music, with the music itself as the soundtrack—filmed in the style of a black-and-white Expressionist silent film of the period in which Berg wrote the piece, with actors who resemble the real characters. This re-enactment will closely follow Berg's own indications about what each musical phrase and element refers to, as provided in the score that he annotated for Hanna— bringing his original intent for the work to life as never before. The film also follows legendary musicians Renée Fleming and the Emerson String Quartet as they record their first-ever CD of the piece, grappling with its tangled history and how this affects their own interpretation. Their recording includes the piece's rarely heard vocal part– which Berg ultimately erased, afraid that the sung words would make the work's autobiographical content too obvious.
The mysterious drama of the Lyric Suite did not end with the piece's completion. With the rise of the Nazis, the Jewish Hanna fled with her family to New York City. Berg continued to correspond with her until shortly before his shocking death at the age of 50– which this film re-examines in a new light.
Was Berg's love for Hanna real? Or did Berg– a highly dramatic composer– seek out an impossible romance in order to inspire his compositions? And how should our knowledge of an artist's personal life affect our experience of their art? SECRET SONG not only tells a riveting true story but explores one of the deepest mysteries of all: how great art is brought forth from the private life and soul of its creator.
SECRET SONG is a fiscally sponsored project of the National Center for Jewish Film, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. To make a tax-deductible contribution to the production, please click here or contact Hilan Warshaw at email@example.com.
Praise for a screening of excerpts from the film at a concert on September 16, 2015:
"This brief program contained ... excerpts from a documentary being developed about the "Lyric Suite," whose dramatic back story is suited to cinema. Not until the 1970s, a half-century after the suite's composition, was an annotated score discovered that made clear what had long been suspected: The work is an autobiography in music, chronicling the love affair of Berg and a friend's wife"."
- Zachary Woolfe, The New York Times
"The great surprise of the evening was a preview of a film by Hilan Warshaw, about the Lyric Suite. Mr. Warshaw, a violinist and conductor, made a wonderful movie about Wagner's Jewish friends, but this film is more than documentary. In fact, it seems to have a multi-textural platform...
This is the part I loved– it is also partly acted. Not as costume drama but with the style and black-and-white grainy film of a 1920's movie. Apparently with the exaggerations, the closeup, the pure unadulterated (and adulterated) romance.
For Alban Berg, this would have been perfect. A movie-lover himself, he seemed to make a love story in this and the Violin Concerto.""
- Harry Rolnick, Concertonet.com


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"Exciting," "thrilling," "memorable," and "completely awesome" are just four adjectives you can use to describe a Pat Benatar concert.
Seeing Pat Benatar live means you're seeing a legend. She's one of the few musicians whose setlist includes nothing but hits.
Some of her most famous tracks are "All Fired Up," "Hit Me with Your Best Shot," "Fire and Ice," "Invincible," "Love Is a Battlefield," "Shadows of the Night," and "We Belong."
Benatar is also a major figure in the history of popular music. She was successfully rocking during a time when the genre was drowning in testosterone. Her video to "You Better Run" was the second selection played on MTV.
On tour, Benatar is joined by her guitarist, songwriting partner, and husband, Neil Giraldo. Their collaboration began in 1979 with Benatar's debut album, In the Heat of the Night. Their marriage began in 1982.
Benatar has placed three albums inside the top ten. Her highest charting work was 1981's Precious Time. Although her bestselling album is 1980's Crime of Passion.


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The 34th Annual Horace E. Read Memorial Lecture
Introductions by Dean Kim Brooks and Prof. Sheila Wildeman, both from the Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie University. This lecture from Judge Anne Derrick (Nova Scotia Provincial Court) discusses the Hyde Inquiry and its implications.
Also see:
Hyde Inquiry
Report of the Fatality Inquiry into the Death of Howard Hyde
"We Shall Not Cease From Exploration": Narratives from the Hyde Inquiry about Mental Health and Criminal Justice


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3 Top Benefits Of Taking HCG Supplement
HCG supplement is among the top weight loss products being patronized by consumers especially those who want to shed off those extra fats and weight. However, if you would take a closer look, losing weight is not the only benefit that you can get out of taking supplements. There are other benefits that you can get out of the process and here are some of those. Healthier life When you eliminate your excess weight and extra body fat, you save […]Read more


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The Gym
On entering our gym, you will be greeted by our members rest area where you can chill out and relax before or after a session. As we put the members at the heart of everything we do, we wanted make sure CSC feels like a home from home. Our reception area has drinks facilities, snacks and of course CSC merchandise. If you want to see a full 360 degree tour click the tour button at the bottom of this page.
Central Staffs CrossFit is packed full of the latest functional fitness and CrossFit gym equipment from Bulldog Gear. We have two functional areas where the centre piece of the smallest space is a free standing rig, where we carry out a lot of the movements such as squats, pull ups, muscle ups and more.
Our second functional area is close to 5,500 sq ft, complete with lifting platforms, Olympic rings and pull up stations. We have plenty of bars, bumper plates, kettlebells, Concept2 rowing machines and SkiErg's, Assault bikes, medicine balls, punch bags, Sand bags, soft Atlas stones and much much more.
Come rain or shine, we often make use of the large outdoor space to the rear of the gym.
In the warmer weather the entire class can be done in the sunshine, as demonstrated below.
We have changing and shower facilities for those wanting to workout before work. We also have physio treatment room, small retail area selling gym accessories, snacks, clothing and footwear as well as a members area where you can grab a coffee and relax after class.
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* Proverbs 24:3,4 – "Through wisdom is a house built and by understanding it is established and by knowledge shall the chambers be filled with all precious and pleasant riches."
* By keeping good records, having a budget and being honest with oneself, a person should not get into financial trouble.
* A budget is nothing more than a listing of what you expect to spend versus what your planned income is. If it doesn't come out right, change it, it's only a guide, a plan ‑- an objective to shoot for.
* Its advantage is that it shows you what you are spending for what items and where you need to cut back, if necessary, to keep your expenses from exceeding your income.
* A budget is an absolute necessity in order to get your finances in order. It shows what you can afford to buy.
* What a budget can do for you:
• Help you establish goals and control your standard of living.
• Help eliminate family arguments.
• Help you to save.
• Help you to give.
• Reduce or eliminate worry and anxiety.
• Help reduce or eliminate wasteful and unplanned spending.
You may be amazed when you see on paper where it all goes.
• Force you to face reality.
• Protect you against a debt you can't handle and eliminate excessive debt.
• Help you meet God's will for your life.
* To make a budget work you must keep track of all expenditures no matter how small. Whatever is not paid by check should be kept in a log book.
* Use copies of the forms on the following pages to plan your budget monthly and then see how you come out. There is also a form to determine your financial net worth. Once a year you might want to complete this net worth form.
Budget: a system of reminding yourself that you can't afford the kind of living you've grown accustomed to.
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When your outgo exceeds your income, your upkeep is your downfall.
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Seventy-five percent of the victory depends on preparation.
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The prepared man succeeds; the unprepared man fails.
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Dollars go farther when accompanied by sense.
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One reason why it's hard to save money is that our neighbors are always buying something we can't afford.
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Sumdog\'s math games are always free to play, either at home or at school. They cover 100 numeracy skills, split into 10 levels. Most are multiplayer, so you can play against thousands of students worldwide.
Because the games are so engaging, students can finally enjoy developing their mental math skills.
Most of Sumdog is free to use, both at school and home, with no time limit.
However, you can also purchase a subscription to get progress reports on your students and analyse their strong and weak skills.
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Let the worries of the outside world drift away as your therapist works the tension from your body. A deluxe massage at home is the perfect way to pamper yourself. Relax, unwind and enjoy being treated to this indulgent experience.
This is a truly indulgent and luxurious experience in which you will be treated to a holistic 60 minute massage at home.
On the day of your experience your therapist will arrive at your home with all the equipment necessary for making your massage as delicious and enjoyable as possible.
Let the worries of the outside world drift away as your therapist works the tension from your body. After your massage you will be feeling relaxed, rejuvenated and balanced.
Your therapist then leaves you to relax and soak up the benefits of your deluxe massage in the comfort of your own home.
All therapists are skilled in massage and can address issues such as headaches, sore shoulders, stiff necks and general aches and pains. Or you can indulge in a pure relaxation massage.
This private session will be just for you.
Casual and comfortable clothing is recommended. You will be covered at all times and only the areas that are being worked on will be exposed.
Please note: Parking is required for your therapist and any parking costs incurred must be covered by the customer receiving the treatment.
All cancellations and booking changes require 24 hours notice. Cancellations made within 24 hours or failure to be at home will result in a re-booking fee of 50% of the value of your treatment.
Late starts may result in your treatment being shortened.