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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
I sat down to write a sad song. Unfortunately, I am more bored than sad. I am actually more tired than bored. I've been trying to think of a new project. I need something that will hold my attention. Obviously, I am even bored with my own bull sh*t. There has to be something worthwhile to write about. Romance... bah. No one wants to read about sadness. More to follow when I figure out what the more is.
Posted by Angie at 10:47 AM
2 comments:
- RCB said...
My God, Angie. You are 90% of the day bored in August 2011, and you were bored in December 2010... You need to really do something about it. Just saying...
- August 7, 2011 at 12:28 AM
- Angie said...
We're all allowed a day or two once in awhile to be bored! :)
- August 7, 2011 at 4:05 PM
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Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs delivered a note of protest to the Russian ambassador in connection with the violation of its airspace by a Russian fighter jet Su-27.
The incident occurred at 02:38 local time on Thursday night. According to the Office, a Su-27 with the transponder turned off flew into the air space of Estonia in the area Vayndloo island for about a minute.
"The flight plan was not submitted, and the aircraft did not maintain radio contact with air traffic services in Estonia," said in a statement.
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A few hours earlier, a similar statement was made by the Ministry of Defence of Finland, accusing Russia of two violations of the country's air space during the day. In all three cases, it was about a Su-27.
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Thanks to my awesomesauce fiance for fixing my computer and figuring out why my photos weren't uploading! I can go back to regular posting, including getting through this big backlog of recipes.
Being in Israel this summer opened me up to so many new culinary flavors and opportunities, while also reminding me that no matter what, there are some things I will always find repulsive. Cucumbers, being one of those things. And tomatoes.
Or so I thought, until I tried Shukshuka for lunch. It turns out that when you break down the tomatoes and simmer them with spices and garlic, and then poach a few eggs in it, it doesn't taste like slimy fresh tomatoes.
Not only is shukshuka a fun word to say, but it's an awesome dish that can be adapted to suit your preferences. The three main ingredients are tomatoes, spices, and eggs. It's basically eggs poached in tomato sauce, but it makes for a hearty and delicious meal that I never get sick of.
You will need:
- 4 tablespoons olive oil, for frying
- 3 cloves garlic, crushed and coarsely chopped
- 1⁄2 onion, chopped
- 5 large tomatoes, peeled and diced, or 1 1⁄2 cans crushed tomatoes
- Spices: depending on hot spicy you like it, but I used cayenne, paprika, cumin, garlic powder, and salt and pepper
- 2 tablespoons tomato paste
- 6 eggs
- Warm pitas, or a big chunk of bread for serving
My tomato plants this summer did really well. Not sure what kind of tomatoes they were, but everyone I gave them too said they were delicious! I personally only used them for my shukshuka. Peeling them was a bitch, but It felt pretty cool to use my own tomatoes.
Also my cat is a nosy jerk.
Heat oil in a heavy, deep skillet over medium-high heat. Add onions and cook, stirring occasionally, until soft and golden brown, about 6 minutes. Add garlic, and cook, stirring frequently, until garlic is soft, about 2 more minutes.
Add crushed tomatoes and seasoning to the skillet, reduce heat to medium-low, and simmer, stirring occasionally, until thickened slightly, about 15 minutes. Season sauce with salt. Add tomato paste and simmer for a few more minutes.
Crack eggs over sauce so that eggs are evenly distributed across sauce's surface. Cover skillet and cook until yolks are just set, about 5 minutes. Serve directly in the skillet, with a large hunk of bread and a spoon.
In Israel, you can also get HUMshuka, which is shukshuka served over fresh hummus. It's pretty incredible.
For some sexier pictures, check out Ashley's blog. She made shukshuka and wasn't quite as lazy as I was with the set-up. Also, my damn cat kept sticking his nose in my food, so I was only able to snap a few shots. This was also an experiment with natural light, which I won't be able to recreate because it's now winter and there is no light.
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Sunday, November 13, 2016
Where beef meats wine…
Sedona Estate have done it again for the 5th installment of their Longest Tasting lunch!
The Tf's along with 60 plus attendees enjoyed local grown beef matched with their finest Yea Valley wines.
It didn't seem so long ago but the TF's remembered, chocolatier Deniz Karaca introduced all of us to the art of pairing wine and fine chocolate two years ago.
(see blog post "wine and chocolate how divine")
A promised highlight of the Sedona Lunch Wine Program was the release of their latest Reserve Shiraz.
Which we couldn't wait for!!!
But back to the program…
Sonja and Paul set the challenge of "sourcing local food to discover the cardinal rules of wine & beef pairing….and there will be so much more on show with five new wines to taste!"
Who would not want to miss out really...
So, on warm and windy day (the rain held off thankfully) we set out for Murrindindi and from 1.30pm we enjoyed the beautiful tones of Soul and Jazz, back by popular demand, performed by Belinda Parsons and Mathew Fagan.
Whilst enjoying the wonderful Sauvignon Blanc, appetizers soon started appearing created by local chef and caterer Lyn from Harvesting the Feast.
Prawn Caesars, Buxton Trout Pate served on cucumber disks finished with flakes of smoked trout, and mushroom and thyme tartlets were eagerly snapped up by attendees, their cuteness didn't out way the taste…
Divine little pockets of melt in your mouth goodness.
Once ushered in to the massive shed,
now that's a shed….,
With its impressive wall of oak wine barrels and huge vats on the other side, tables beautifully appointed with crisp white linen table cloths, tall red wine glasses on the wine menus, wooden tasting forks, white ceramic tasting plates and in the centre fresh native flower arrangements..
Once we were all seated the wine program commenced.
The presenters Paul Evans, Sedona Estate Winemaker and guest producer and local Tom Lawson from Paringa Livestock started the program.
Over the next four courses we enjoyed:
2015 Riesling matched with Charolais porterhouse steak, traditional milk and grass fed and aged for 21 days,
2015 Sangiovese matched with Charolais scotch fillet, traditional milk and grass fed and aged for 21 days,
2014 Cabernet Sauvignon matched with Angus Porterhouse, grass fed and dry aged for 40 days
And finally
2014 Shiraz matched with Angus scotch fillet, 300-day grain fed and aged for 21 days.
Tom guided us through what we should be tasting and why each cut of meat tasted differently per the fat content, the age of the beast, its diet and the ageing process.
To the amusement of us all, he spoke about the fact that steers of up to 30-month taste better than heifers who have had a few hormonal cycles.
Paul took us through a blind tasting with questions to determine the winner and Neville from Melbourne won the hamper which contained Cuvee Chocolate by Deniz Karaca, Two Pickled dukkha, Moroccan style olives, a bottle of local Extra Olive Oil and a bottle of the 2013 Shiraz Reserve
There was a barrel tasting which has become a bit of a tradition, the wine sampled was from a French oak barrel.
The 2014 Shiraz Reserve, was a delight, it's been awarded 95 points from James;
the one and only James Halliday
who stated "it is easy to see why this is a reserve; its power and focus is awesome."
On talking to both Tom and Paul, both agreed beef and wine education is important so people understand where and how their food and wine comes from.
The 2015 Sangiovese in post event sales was very popular, the Tf's had to take some of that home as a memory of the day!
The Tf's offer congratulations to Sonja and Paul for again showcasing local produce matched with their beautiful wines.
What will be next?
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For your team to develop these abilities, it will take some time. They will need to be better politicians in the workplace,and master these three critical skills. Are you ready to learn how to do it? Let's begin.
To get this started, let's make an assumption. The assumption is that the finance team members you are targeting to "tell us why and drive it" have core financial analysis skills. They can put together a discounted cash flow, read and interpret financial statements, prepare financial models, and do "what if" analysis. They can access the necessary data, and run models to twist and cut it.
The skills of facilitation, teamwork, communication, and driving strategy are tougher to get your arms around. I call these the non-traditional finance skills. There are several ways to develop them. For me, the start came with my role as a cost accountant. I had the necessary mundane assignments of explaining different operations variances, but I was also very lucky. As a cost accountant, I was a new product development committee member. It's where I learned the inner workings of Sales, Marketing, Operations, R&D, and Quality Assurance.
In this role, I was able to learn how things work, and develop a foundation of institutional knowledge required to understand why certain decisions are made. After I developed it, I focused on these 3 skills to get my seat at the table:
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To become a valued team member, you have to help colleagues achieve. If they come to you with an idea, work with them to figure out a way to get it done. It's easy to say no. An example that is commonly seen is when a sales person wants to close a large deal, but there are some credit terms that need to be worked through. If you follow the letter of the law, you just say no. However, if you come up with an idea on how they can get 80% of the way there instead of no, you now have that person's trust. The help you gave will spread like wild fire through the sales department, and they will view you as a problem solver – not a stop sign. Your seat at the table has been reserved.
3. Communicate and Drive Change – In Accounting 101, they tell students to be barometers, not thermometers. OK, that's fine. However, there is so much more. The barometer needs to tell the business leaders more than which direction they are headed. Leaders want to know why they are headed in a certain direction, what can be done to keep it that way or change it, and finally, whether or not it's sustainable. Can someone provide this insightful analysis from cubicle land? Heck no. Finance people need to master skills 1 & 2. The third, communicating and driving change is actually a powerful reward for mastering the first two. You now have the ability to influence decisions, achieve consensus, and drive change across the business. Your toolbox is well stocked!
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Set the table for this fun DIY Halloween dessert. Everyone will love incorporating their own scary style when they're making their own monsters on cut-out JELL-O.
Turn JELL-O, pretzels and pudding mix into The Great Pumpkin Patch! This fun Halloween dessert is another great kid-friendly option. Let the kids help with cutting out the JELL-O!
Who's looking at whom? If you don't grab one of these cupcakes off the Halloween dessert table, you'll probably have your eye on them all night.
This video shows you how to make a super fun Halloween dessert, featuring a whole cast of characters! Even you may want your mummy when you see these cookie balls.
Start crafting this fun Halloween desserts with a JELL-O brain mold! Our Wormy Brain features strawberry flavor gelatin and creepy crawly gummy worms.
It's easy to turn your favorite everyday treat into a fun Halloween dessert: just add candy corn! These RICE KRISPIES® TREATS™ will turn heads and may even award you applause.
Watch now to find out how to make a fluffy pumpkin dip that pairs perfectly with graham crackers or fruit! You'll want to be eating this dip all season long.
For a more gourmet touch on the holiday, enjoy some pumpkin chiffon delicately placed inside mini pie crusts. Don't forget to top them with chopped pecans!
For another fun Halloween dessert that the adults will love, make this caramel apple cake. The moist cake features freshly chopped apples with a scrumptious caramel drizzle.


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Jesus was a man under attack.
Jesus lovingly healed a blind man and the Pharisees simply didn't like it.
Jesus responded to them by extolling the virtues of both God and love. Jesus declared all loves without sacrifice to be partial loves. Jesus declares that love will never die. Jesus states that all are children of God. Jesus encourages them to believe in what they see happening all around them…love, miracles, and hope.
The Pharisees were enraged. These comments fit into none of their normative boundaries and identities. Jesus sought to push them into a queer space past their places of understanding, but the pull of the normative boundaries and identities were too much for most. For such pushing…the Pharisees prepared to kill Jesus. A crime of hate was brewing.
Jesus ran and declared in retreat, "I have loved you…yet now you want to kill me?"
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Schwinn Loop Folding Bike Review
Designed for casual commuting in urban areas and riding around neighborhoods and campuses, the Schwinn 20-inch Loop Folding bike will provide you with all the convenience and comfort you can ever hope to get out of a bike. If you're shopping on a budget and want a durable and well-performing folding bike that can withstand regular usage, this Schwinn 20" Loop appears to be a very promising choice.
Take a few minutes to read through this review to learn more about the features, customer ratings, pros, and cons of this model.
Multiple Gears
Featuring a 7-gear mechanism ranging from low to high, the Schwinn 20" Loop is designed to help you effortlessly ride through dirt and gravel roads, run smoothly on flat city roads, tackle an uphill ride with ease, and glide downhill fast. This makes the Schwinn 20" Loop the perfect folding bike for versatile use. You can use the bike to run grocery errands, take leisurely rides in the park, go on tour rides, take adventure rides on rough terrains, plus so much more.
In addition to providing versatile riding, the bike's multiple-gear feature can be a real lifesaver when you're in a hurry. You can simply take a shortcut along a track or path that allows you to get to your destination much faster without fear of your bike falling apart.
Low Frame Loop
One of the best features of the Schwinn 20-inch Loop is a standover/loop frame made from alloy material. Alloy bike frames are known for their 2 main advantages: extreme stability and the ability to hold a lot of weight. This bike's frame offers these advantages plus the additional benefit of a 25-pound weight that makes the frame strong enough to withstand rough roads.
The frame's loop design also offers a few benefits of its own. The extra space created from the looping down of the frame enables anyone to get on and off the Schwinn 20-inch Loop easily. Additionally the low-loop design makes it easy to fold, ride, and store the bike.
Adjustable Seat
A good quality folding-bicycle is simply not complete without an adjustable seat and this Schwinn 20" Loop model offers plenty of room for adjustment. Regardless of your height, this bike's adjustable seat will allow you to achieve a height that not only allows comfortable riding but also enables you to easily hop on and off the bike.
People of different heights ranging from 5' to 6' tall have reported that they were able to ride in comfort as well as set their feet on the pavement when the bike is stopped after a little tweak on the bike's seat.
Compact Folded Size
When folded, the Schwinn 20-inch Loop measures 16 x 32.5 x 26 inches. Compared to other folding bike models, this fold size is one of the smallest available. This feature alone makes this fold bike a great buy since you'll never have to worry about storage space whether you're at home, work, or school. The bike can easily fit into small spaces such an apartment closet or office storage room. What's more, the bike's fold size combined with its folding pedals and stem offers the unique benefit of allowing for placement in most car trunks, which is something you won't find in most models.
Easy-To-Handle Folding System
Seeing as folding bikes are mainly bought for their folding feature, it only makes sense to choose a model that's easy to fold – and this Schwinn bike's folding system is as easy as it gets. To fold the bike all you have to do is:
- Open the lock for the seat and push down the seat
- Open the lock below the rack and fold the rack to the side
- Fold the handle's stem and frame
- Finally, fold the pedals and your Schwinn 20-inch Loop will be completely folded
Package Details
- The Schwinn 20-inch loop folding bike
- Heavy-gauge nylon bag for storing the bike when folded
- User manual
- Manufacturer's warranty
The Schwinn 20-inch loop folding bike measures 16 x 32.5 x 26 inches when folded.
- Handles up to 230 pounds of weight
- Features fenders on both the front and rear for protecting you against road splash
- Convenient built-in carrier at the back
- Comes fully assembled and only requires you to attach a pedal onto the bike
- Excellent riding comfort ideal for both the young and old
- Replaceable riding seat
- Easily accessible brakes
- Lifetime warranty included
- Doesn't have a locking mechanism
- The height of the handlebar is not adjustable
- In order to activate the manufacturer's warranty, one has to take the bike to be adjusted by an authorized mechanic. However, considering that doing so earns you a lifetime warranty, the extra cost of tuning the bike will be money well spent.
Consumer Ratings
Some buyers have expressed dislike for a few minor issues such as the seat being uncomfortable, the bolt of the handlebar latch being off-center, and the bike being a little heavy. In spite of these complaints, customer ratings for this folding bike are generally positive.
With quite good ratings at many retail sites, customers who bought the Schwinn 20" Loop appear to have plenty of good things to say about their purchase. Most of the buyers, including elderly people in their 60s and 70s, have said that the bike is solidly built, easy to use, feels secure, brakes quickly, handles bumpy terrains pretty well, and is fast enough to get you to your destination in time when you're in a hurry.
The Schwinn 20" Loop is a beautifully designed folding bike that offers several benefits that make it perfect for everyday use. It folds into a small size that's both easy to carry and store, while also being very durable, reliable, sturdily built, and able to handle several terrains and riding situations.
Therefore, you can expect years of comfortable riding from this folding bike. The best part, however, is that the Schwinn 20" Loop has a competitive price that allows you to get quality without have to spend too much.


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The work is the result of a year-long project in which groups of Fine Art students and their tutors met at Pallant House Gallery to discuss ideas for making rebellious and surprising artworks that could be situated anywhere in the gallery in a playful challenge to the perception that art belongs just on the walls. The exhibition is an opportunity for students to make their own anarchic mark on the gallery whilst being creative.


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Ive been looking at a VOIP solution for a while now, and would like to know who I should really go for (a good deal, both price and reliablity)
Websites such as Slingshot are (or atleast, were) advertising their VOIP solution (Also known as iTalk. Possibly rebranded since I last looked) as a REPLACEMENT for a home line.
Is this really the case? or are they stretching the truth a little too much?
I mean, i can achieve pretty good download/upload rates. I get around 650kb/s Stable, and can get up to 1mb/s (depending on time)
and about 50kb/s stable upload, also up to about 150kb/s (also depending on time of day)
Have you guys got any kind of information that would help me?
I previously had iTalk and found it crap to say the least. I mean, there was enough lag to cause a headache.
Have things improved at all?
PS: iTalk was only used as an example. I am open to any operator anyone has tried.
Thanks in advance.


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When using the console i see a error "Port 1/2/3 optics inserted, wait for Phy port initilization..."
but when ssh into the box "sh stack" looks good the port is up and okay and there is nothing in the log.
I am using two of the Brocade Stacking cables to stack these two switches
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Turn on optical monitoring: optical-monitor
Wait for a few minutes, then check out the SFP: show optic 1/2/3
See if things look okay.
The console message you see is just that, a message. If you are using the 10G twinax cables, there is no optical monitoring support, so it's pointless to enable optical monitoring if you are not using any form of SFP other than the stack cable.
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3. Mix together the flour, spice and oatmeal. Stir in the syrup mixture. Whisk together the egg and milk and stir into the mix. Pour into the prepared tin and bake for 1 hour.
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Money is the key to a happy marriageDecember 12th, 2007 - 1:17 pm ICT by admin
London, Dec 12 (ANI): Even if you arent the best looking of men, chances are bright that you will settle down to wedded bliss if you have a fat bank balance, says a pioneering study of the "marriage market".
The study is one of the first that provides hard evidence to the suggestions that the fairer sex is drawn not to a mans looks, but his status, power and wealth.
Based on a historical data from 1910 of more than 20,000 American men from the turn of the century, the study found that when men are in short supply due to events such as wars, women are willing to settle for poorer partners of lesser social sway.
However, when men are in abundance, women tend to turn choosy, driving a bargain for the richest and most powerful men. This in turn, has the marriage prospects of poor-off male "drastically reduced", reveal lead researches Thomas Pollet and Daniel Nettle of Newcastle University
"Here we show that if men are abundant, this will influence the market value of their desired traits, that is, women can demand more. This aspect, namely individual decision making as a function of the mating market (local abundance or scarcity), has been relatively neglected within the literature on human mate choice," the Telegraph quoted Mr Pollet, as saying.
He states that according to the findings, when the sex ratio is equal, married men tend to have a slightly higher socio-economic status than bachelors.
"As the sex ratio increases, married men are predicted to need up two or three times the socioeconomic status of unmarried men," he said.
The study confirms a 1991 prediction by Frank Pedersen of the University of Delaware that the sex ratio has a big impact on the marriage market.
"Thus, much about the varying ethos of male and female behaviour across populations and across time could in principle be explained with reference to the sex ratio," said Mr. Pollet.
"These questions are ripe for future investigation, but our study has clearly established the more limited fact that sex ratio fluctuations in modern humans can put one sex in the driving seat and allow them to drive a hard bargain."
The study is published in the journal Biology Letters. (ANI)
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I've been in the habit, these last few months, of posting my daily good on Facebook. It was hard at first and sometimes I could not find it, or I was worried it would seem small and trite. But I learned to appreciate the action of looking for it. After a while, it became easier to find. But I would lose these moments of good after I posted them, and decided I should bring them here, to my internet home. Now I can find them whenever I need to be reminded of them.
Finding the good and sharing it publically is a personal act. For it to be authentic, is has to be a bit raw and unwieldy.
So here's the first good on the website, here forever:
It's cold this morning: I can see my breath, even in my apartment. Peaches are in order. Peaches that are perfect and dewy and lushly scented. Peaches, that to me, look perfect. But to someone else who is accustomed to finding blemishes, they are imperfect, and they call attention to that faint bruising. To me, that outline of a bruise makes it sweeter...
"You can be the ripest, juiciest peach in the world, and there's still going to be someone who hates peaches." -Dita Von Teese
Couple of things I learned this week:
1. Not everyone is going to like you, or the things you do.
2. It doesn't matter.
3. No, really, it doesn't matter.
When you have a passion for something and you love it--whether it's writing or something else---some people aren't going to get it. And the more visionary you are about things, the more derision and apathy will show up. But it has very little to do with you.
Recently, I had a swift and intensely painful lesson in this, and it affected me for the better part of a week. I had to think about it for awhile. I had to write about it, and wrote a long, messy meandering essay and set it aside: fodder for some future characters I will write, perhaps. But most likely, I'll cast it into the fire, which burns a multitude of hurts and turns them into something warm. And I will sit in this warm room, cozy and safe, and just continue what I do best: finding the good and writing it down. The rest of it doesn't matter.


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As the Tea Party looks to codify and push its 2012 legislative and electoral agendas, a recent editorial by the Washington Examiner argues that the Tea Party would do well to make combating congressional insider trading its marquee legislative issue.
In a piece titled, "Tea Party 'Outsiders' Should Raise Hell About Insider Trading by Lawmakers," the Washington Examiner's editorial board argues that regardless of what happens with bills like the STOCK (Stop Trading On Congressional Knowledge) Act or the recently introduced RESTRICT (Restoring Ethical Standards, Transparency, and Responsibility in Congressional Trading) Act, Tea Party members of Congress can still take action by bringing complaints to the Ethics Committee.
From the Washington Examiner:
[Members of Congress] and members of their staffs are free to make millions on information they get by virtue of being in Congress, whether ordinary citizens like it or not.
That doesn't mean, however, that complaints cannot be brought against them with the House and Senate ethics authorities for abusing the public trust or creating the appearance of conflicts of interest. And that raises an interesting question, particularly for Tea Party members of Congress: Why haven't they filed such complaints, if for no other reason than to further highlight the hypocrisy of congressional ethics enforcement? Dozens of those Republicans who were elected in 2010, supposedly as "outsiders," have been strangely quiet on this issue. What other issue more effectively illustrates the need to, as Schweizer pungently puts it, throw them all out and rid Congress of the stench of corruption?
Tea Party Republicans in Congress have also expressed frustration at their inability to reform federal spending, debt and entitlements. Their impatience is understandable, but the Constitution wisely forces reform movements like the Tea Party to win successive elections. Doing that requires continuously reminding voters of what must be done to fix things. Filing ethics complaints and publicizing them at every opportunity would serve that purpose admirably.
What's more, writes the Examiner, the delays–some would say foot-dragging–over the complexities and intricacies of banning congressional insider trading are just that: dilatory tactics designed to muddle the issue and whisk it under the national carpet.
That, says the Examiner, means the issue represents a unique opportunity for the Tea Party to claim the anti-insider trading mantle and use the bipartisan issue to advance its Constitution-focused agenda.
It wouldn't hurt, either, for Tea Party Republicans in Congress to remind their colleagues that the Constitution gives the Senate and House of Representatives authority to discipline representatives and senators as required to maintain public trust. That means the recent huffing and puffing about the alleged difficulties of passing complicated new laws explicitly banning insider trading by members is a purposeful delay until the issue goes away. With public approval of Congress at record lows, however, it's more likely they will be going away long before the issue of congressional corruption does.
Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) has promised prompt action in 2012 to ban congressional insider trading.
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With all eyes on Capitol Hill focused on the issue at the start of 2012, as the Washington Examiner notes, the Tea Party appears poised to play a potentially pivotal in the outcome of any eventual ban on congressional insider trading.


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The other day, I read an article that claimed "omni-channel" is just a buzzword word that means the same thing as "multi-channel." I couldn't disagree more. Omni-channel contact centers represent a major step in the evolution of customer service. Look at the history of customer contact. The very first call centers were just that: call


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Whatever Works If You Made Annie Hall
by WILL HUBBARD
In Woody Allen's new movie the main character Boris Yelnikoff tries to commit suicide twice, once landing on a piece of taut canvas and once on a woman that can see into the future. His life is a failure but he's got a great apartment; his friends are aging and moronic but everyone's still getting laid. The emotional stakes are so low that the movie's funniest aspect may be that Allen expects us to care when his protagonist falls in love.
Boris is played as well as could be expected by Larry David as Larry David for Woody Allen. It's hard to know what his character is trying to accomplish by repeating the inane phrase "Whatever works" over and over, though it's easy to understand what the filmmaker is implying—that it's possible to live godlessly if you have a single verbal statement that at least partially explains all human behavior. Like "There is no true God but God." Or "Are You Ready For Some Football?" Forrest Gump was too slow to believe in God but had dozens of these mantras, none of which made much sense either.
Let's take the comparison further, shall we? Both Boris Yelnikoff and Forrest Gump fall in love with a blonde Louisianan who uses them for money while fucking other dudes that either have AIDS or are actors living on boats. Both "tell it like it is." Both do not seem to be able to drive cars. The only difference I can think of is that one is a hyper-smart Jew and the other a retarded Gentile. Is the linear spectrum of intelligence actually a circle, like space-time?
All jokes aside, Allen's Boris does raise hard questions. The Hindu prophets gave us "there is the greatest misery in hope; in hopelessness is the height of bliss," but Boris seems to think he came up with it. He finds life chaotic, black, not simply devoid of hope but opposed to it. On the surface it's brave to write a character like this, but really, Woody, the only way to make him into good comedic cinema is for him to fall in love? One hopes that there could be another way.
And let us all agree that you should never get someone from one state in the South to mimic the accent of another Southern state, which is the crime Allen perpetrates in forcing Evan Rachel Wood, a North Carolinian, to pretend to be from Louisiana. She becomes more tolerable when she starts schtupping Larry David, uhhh Woody Allen, I mean Boris, but her incarnation as Melodie St. Ann Celestine will remain a miscasting for the ages.
Her mother, played by the elegant Patricia Clarkson, presents a more engaging problem—she's both whip-smart and completely benighted, an accurate Southerner to Ms. Wood's synagogue stereotype. As such her metamorphosis, just implausible and funny enough to constitute functional social parody, is one of the film's brighter points.
I have read that people in the know don't really like this film. The Upper West Side audience with which I viewed it applauded loud and long, but I didn't make much of that reaction since they characterize the bulls-eye of the the film's marketing dartboard. My mother, who was also there with me and is a huge Woody fan, did not seem too impressed. I thought maybe she thought it was too darkly nihlistic, but she said later that it was Larry David that irked her, in a "two hour dose" rather than the thirty-minutes-broken-by-commercials one she's used to.
I thought to myself, hmmm. A Southern lady who watches Curb Your Enthusiasm, not exactly a snug-fitting peg in the Woody Allen's cosmology. But again, here as literally anywhere else, whatever works.
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Gastrointestinal issues are among the most common health concerns of Americans today. Whether you have Irritable Bowel Syndrome, GERD, Crohn's Disease or just a really bad stomach virus, all of us, at some point in our lives, have experienced gastrointestinal issues. Despite this, a lot of people are afraid to broach the topic with their family doctor due to societal stigmas surrounding issues of the intestinal tract and, consequently, never get the help they desperately need. This can lead to greater consequences down the road, that go beyond simple discomfort in some cases, so it's always crucial that you discuss any stomach or intestinal issues you have with your family doctor. To ensure you get the best care for your gastrointestinal (GI) disorder, your family doctor (aka Primary Care Physician/Practitioner) will usually refer you to a gastroenterologist, also called a GI doctor, who specializes in GI diseases.
How can I find the best GI doctors in Florida?
If you live in Florida, it's important to know that there are a lot of GI specialists in your state, so you are almost certain to find a good one that accepts your insurance coverage, if you have any. That's good news, because people in more rural states don't have this luxury, and often have to travel long distances for care; in Florida, GI patients can luckily find excellent care for their conditions nearby.
Your regular doctor (aka your family doctor) will typically determine if it's time for you to see a GI doctor, even if it's only to get a second opinion to confirm the diagnosis he or she has already given you. Other times, you may seek care for problems at the ER, if you don't have insurance; their, care providers will typically refer you to a specialist who is an expert in your issue (in this case a GI doctor) who can address your needs. If your regular doctor thinks you need a GI doc, they will typically give you a list of gastroenterologists in your area to choose from, which can seem overwhelming if you don't already have a particular gastro specialist in mind, due to past experience either as a patient or a loved one of a GI patient.
Dr. Vikram Tarugu, MD, is the best GI doctor with a practice in Coral Springs, Florida. Most of his patients rate their experience with him—including his level of knowledge, skill, demeanor and satisfaction with the treatment he provided—very highly. If you don't have first or secondhand knowledge of a GI doc in your area, online ratings like this can be helpful in making a decision.
Dr. Tarugu has treated a multitude of conditions, including common GI problems like GERD, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, cirrhosis of the liver, ulcers, hernias and more. He regularly performs roughly a dozen procedures including colonoscopies (with and without polypectomies), sigmoidoscopies, endoscopies of the entire upper GI tract including small intestine and more. His practice accepts around 30 different varieties of insurance; if you would like to learn more, contact his office for details.


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|What I use and recommendations
I had an idea for this blog post where I would share what products I use on a daily basis to create my everyday look and then for you guys to share what products you use or would recommend. I thought this would be a good idea so you guys can read about what products I use and also a good idea so we can share together what products are being recommended so we can check out new products and see what others have been loving. Nonetheless, I hope you enjoy this post!
|What I use and recommendations.
I don't religiously use a primer for my make up because I'm yet to find out that actually saves my make up. I have combination skin, so my face is normal but my t-zone gets oily throughout the day. So for foundation I switch between the Maybelline Matte & Poreless foundation and the L'Oreal Paris Infallible 24TH foundation. I love the Matte & Poreless foundation because it's lightweight and gives me the coverage I like for an everyday face, however I LOVE the L'Oreal Infallible foundation because I feel like it's a little bit thicker than the Maybelline foundation which keeps my oiliness at bay a little longer and the coverage pays off a little more. However, I don't like to use the L'Oreal foundation for an everyday look.
For concealer, I switch between two of these as well. I love the Collection Lasting Perfection Concealer but I do also love the Maybelline Eye Eraser Concealer. I feel like the Collection concealer is a staple in everyone's makeup collection and rightfully so! I do feel like the Maybelline concealer gives off a little more coverage when it comes to covering up my under eye circles.
For powder, as you can see I'm in desperate need of a new one because there's next to nothing left in the pan. I've use the Primed & Ready powder for god knows how long and I can't fault it. The only problem I do have is that it breaks so easily so I feel like when it breaks you lose 50% of the product unless you're one of those people who knows how to fix broken powders and can save it.
I've only recently started filling my brows in because I got them threaded and I hated the shape the lady done them in so I resulted to filling them in. I use the Freedom Brow Pomade to fill my brows in and it's the easiest thing ever to use. I'm literally useless when it comes to brows but this honestly makes it the simplest job!
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A bronzer that I've used for near on a year, which has also seen better days is the Tanya Burr Beautifully Defined Palette. I'm soooo super pale so trying to find a bronzer that isn't too orange for me or too dark is near on impossible however, I love this one and need endless amounts of it because it's nearly all gone and I don't quite know what I'm going to do with myself.
For mascaras I don't really switch between two I just swap the brushes over. Which some people think is gross but hey, ya gotta do what ya gotta do. I love the Maybelline Falsies Push Up Angel mascara however I hate the brush. Whereas the Maybelline Lash Sensational brush is my favourite brush everrrrrr! I love the fact that it's a curled brush so you can get right into the corners of your lashes.
So yeah that's everything I use to create my face for an everyday look, be sure to let me know what you guys use or would recommend I try out. I'd love to know!
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I'm personally still unsure of which console I want to get when the next generation arrives in a matter of weeks, but for the time being go ahead and comment on which games you can't wait to get your hands on!
Personally, I've got my eyes on the next Halo game, Titanfall, and Destiny.
Also, give me some suggestions on old games you'd like to see a review of. Thinking about doing some throwback reviews and see how well certain games have aged!
The video game world has come such a long way in the matter of years!!


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CSF stands for Community Supported Fishery, which is for fishing what CSA is for agriculture: a subscription to the local catch. We recently signed up for the Monterey Bay Local Catch CSF program, and are pretty excited about it.
We received our first "box" (actually a nice insulated bag) last week – Chinook salmon filets – and they were delicious. We are anxiously awaiting this weeks catch, which is likely to be sablefish, rockfish, or Dungeness crab. They have a variety of subscription options, and have a local pickup site right in Ben Lomond. We'll keep you posted for a while on how this all works out, but in the meantime, visit their website here.
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What trap you say?! A tiger trap, ala Calvin and Hobbes? Those are easy to avoid, just don't grab the tuna sandwich hanging over a patch of straw! Maybe its quicksand we're trying to avoid. That's easy to spot as well. Truth be told, I thought it would be a much bigger issue in my adult life, based on its presence in childhood adventures. Even mousetraps are easy to avoid getting our fingers snapped. JUST DON'T TOUCH THEM!!!
So what trap are we speaking of here? Following David's sermon yesterday (July 19, 2015) and the theme from his sermon on May 3rd, 2015, the trap we must avoid is the trap of falsehood, being inauthentic, avoiding the reality of our true selves. There are two pieces of this that I want to talk about here: First is the temptation to hide our emotional state. Saying "fine" when asked how we're doing, when in reality we're on the planet farthest from. This trap is dangerous because it separates us on a personal level with each other. Too often, even if we're not the one placing ourselves on the island of "fine" we want others to just be "fine" so we can move on with our own lives and busyness.
The second trap is far more dangerous and isolating; It's the trap of hiding our sin and struggles from each other. I say its "far more dangerous" than the personal disconnect of our emotional game of hide and seek because this trap of isolating our sins to the deepest corners of our hearts, in the dark shadows of our inner thoughts and minds keeps us from opening ourselves to God AND each other. When Adam and Eve ate the fruit, the first great knowledge they discovered was Shame. They were not given a greater understanding of time, space, or even love. It was shame that they learned first, and shame that kept them hiding behind a bush when God came walking near. Sin created a dark place in Adam's heart that didn't exist prior to his exploration into the world of temptation and discovery. When that corner of his heart woke up, he no longer was transparent and authentic with God.
We've been hiding behind a bush ever since.
When Jesus summed up all the laws and prophets into two basic commands, there is a word he included that needs expounding upon and examination: ALL. As in ALL your heart. ALL your soul. ALL your mind. ALL your strength.
There is no gap in ALL that allows for hidden corners. If we're still hiding behind a bush, we've created a place where we think God doesn't see us, and we're not loving God as he commands. What does loving God with ALL of us look like? It looks like a walk in the Garden in the cool of the evening. It looks like a building project of epic proportions while every other person on Earth laughs and mocks (the rain's coming people!!). It looks like a young man being anointed King, and then running for his life while the current "king" makes a mockery of his charge. It looks like two arms being stretched across a rough hewn log, nailed in place.
It looks like a church full of people who not only come to worship with abandon, but to love each other as well. Flaws, birthmarks, dark spots on our hearts and all. If we hide behind a facade of nicety to our neighbors, or behind nice clothes and passionate worship in a nice building, we're no better than Adam and Eve trying poorly to escape their inevitable discovery behind a bush.
The shame of Adam and Eve broke God's heart. He created them (and us) to live a life free of that burden. No one needs be contained on the Island of Fine. We're all in this together.


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Two nurses walked down the dimly lit corridor towards the morgue huddled together like two school girls whispering dark secrets to each other.
"You have to see this, I've never seen anything like it before"
"I heard he killed a man"
Sam Goode was an angry old man. He sat alone every night in his drab little house complaining loudly, his only audience, a cockroach or two off in a dusty corner. He hated everything and everyone and never spoke a kind word. He stood in the damp moldy kitchen, making a sandwich to eat for supper. "Damn stupid kid, can't even buy what's on a list, I don't like wheat bread, I WANTED WHITE BREAD" he shouted into the air.
The kid had met Sam once, it was an unpleasant meeting. Sam answered his ad in the paper for odd jobs and the kid showed up at the side door of his dilapidated house the next day. The kid reached out with his hand and started to introduce himself, Sam, waving his hands foolishly in the air, said "I don't care who you are, you're here to do a job and your two minutes late on the first day", jabbing the kid in the chest with his dirty finger on the last two syllables. It was an easy deal, every Tuesday at 3pm, the kid would find a grocery list tacked to the side door of the house and an envelope of money under the matt. He had until 4pm to get the grocery and return the left over money, minus $5.00, to the back door. The kid knew that Sam counted the money and went through the receipt meticulously because one Tuesday in the envelope of money was a little note stating he was short 32 cents and if it happened again, he'd be fired. That was six months ago. He found a new list and the money every week but he never saw the old man again. He continued to buy the man's grocery out of pity.
Sam finished making his sandwich and shuffled across the creaky floor to the living room. He switched on the antiquated T.V. and turned the channel knob to the only station he could pick up, then sat in his threadbare couch and began to eat. The news flickered on the old screen as two newscasters, he couldn't remember their names, droned on about the local happenings of the day. He could feel anger welling up inside again over the wheat bread, "Damn idiot!" and he threw the last half of the sandwich at the T.V. The news ended at 10pm and like every night before that meant it was time for bed.
Three hours into his restless sleep, Sam was awakened by a sound coming from the kitchen. He flung the heavy covers off his bed and stood up, mad as hell. He could hear someone moving around through is cupboards. There was no way he was going to let an intruder get away with taking anything from him. Quietly and quickly he moved down the hall and looked around the corner of the open kitchen. He spotted a small man wearing a ski mask crossing the floor away from him towards the side door. "You there, what are you doing in my house!" he yelled. The intruder ran for the door and Sam went after him surprisingly quick.
Sam tripped and ran into the back of the intruder as he was opening the door, forcing it shut again. The intruder, with the weight of Sam pushing him into the door, used his feet as leverage against the door to push back and get Sam off of him. Both stumbled backwards, arms flailing as they fell to the floor. They wrestled, pushed and shoved, jabbing at each other. Sam never felt scared, only anger that someone was taking something from him. Poking a grimy finger into the eye of his intruder Sam hollered as the intruder screamed. The intruder lay on his back withering in pain on the floor as Sam stood up reaching for the knife he left out to cut his sandwich.
Sam held the knife in his hands and knelt beside the intruder, "no one takes anything from me". The intruder pleading for his life saw Sam hammer down the knife into his stomach. He looked up, in pain and shock, eyes locked with Sam. Sam, with fury burning inside, shoved the knife up the belly with such force, it cut half way through the breast bone. Sam stood up and went to the hallway where the old rotary phone sat on the little stand and called 911.
Sam stood at the side of the kitchen as the police investigated the bloody scene. An officer knelt down to the body and rolled the ski mask off the intruder. Sam recognized the kid, thinking he had to find someone new to get his groceries now. The kid's jacket had a large bulging pocket and the officer reached into it, pulling out two yogurts and a bottle of orange juice. "Those are mine, the damn kid was stealing my food!" The officer looked at Sam with disgust and placed the items on the dirty counter.
The two nurses reached the door of the morgue at the end of the hallway and pushed it open
"It wasn't a man he killed, it was a boy. Poor kid, family was so poor they could barely feed themselves"
The following day, Sam found a new kid to get his groceries and on Tuesday at 4pm they were there by the side door. At 10pm that night he headed off to bed. The sound of a door being opened awoke him. Sam thought, again, really. Down the hall he flew, quiet as possible to the kitchen. There inside stood a small man wearing a mask at the counter making a sandwich. Jumping him from behind, Sam pounced on the intruder like a dog gone mad. They struggled and fought. Sam grabbed a knife from the butcher block and held it above the intruder, bringing it down in a swift arc. The intruder raised a hand grabbing Sam's wrist, stopping the knife just inches from chest. Sam held his ground. The intruders arm began to shake as Sam pushed harder, the knife inching closer to the intruder's chest. Slowly, the knife pierced the intruder's chest directly in front of his heart. The blade slowly cutting into his flesh, sliced through his heart nearly cutting it in half. Sam called 911
Walking back into the old rundown kitchen, Sam stopped in horror, the body was gone. The police showed up and searched the house. They told him they didn't find anyone in the house, there was no sign of a break in and no sign of the struggle between Sam and the intruder. Furious that the police were hinting that he made the whole story up, he slammed the front door behind the last officer as they left.
The two nurses stopped at the third sheet covered table.
"I heard he called 911 a week later and reported another break in, is that true?"
"Yes, one week exact, even to the hour, 1am. Only the police didn't find anything, not even a sign of a struggle. They think he made it up, you know, for attention"
The following Tuesday after the news, Sam walked the house, checking all the windows and doors, making sure they were secure and locked. He lay in his bed, unable to sleep. He heard the sound of the side door quietly closing and looked over at his clock, it read 1:00am. For the first time that Sam could remember, fear mixed in with his anger. It's a prankster, some buffoon trying to scare him. He would have none of it. He got out of bed and stormed down the hall, "You don't scare you piece of low lying scum! I'll teach you!"
He burst into the kitchen and grabbed a knife from the butcher block. Across from him stood a small intruder at the counter facing away. He started towards the intruder, hatred in his eyes. The small man wearing the ski mask turned around as Sam approached. Sam swung the knife down, the intruder grabbed his arm, stopping the knife in mid air. Sam put out his other hand to push the intruder back but his hand sunk into him up to his wrist. He could feel the wet warmth of the intruder's insides surrounding his fingers, he let out scream. The intruder moved forward, pushing Sam's hand in further. Holding on to Sam's wrist, the intruder twisted it. Sam could hear the bones cracking as his hand turned facing the other way. Pain shot up his arm.
Sam still struggling, was pushed down to the ground, the intruder sitting on his waist. For the first time, Sam could see the slit that opened up the intruders belly all the way up to his chest. He looked up and his gaze locked with the intruder, a gaping hole, wet with blood where his one eye should be. The man sitting on Sam lifted his hand to his ski mask and grasped the edge of it. He slowly pulled the mask off his head. Sam recognized the kid. His eyes, full moons as his mouth unhinged to let out a terrifying scream. The kid thrust the knife deep in to Sam's gut, then yanked with all his might, splitting Sam's chest bone completely in half.
The two nurses both gasped as they removed the sheet and stared at the face frozen in terror, a large gash running the from his neck to his belly.
"Who do you think killed him?"
"The police report says suicide. All the doors were locked from the inside and there was no sign of a break in. The only finger prints found at the scene and on the knife where his"


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Millionaire (disambiguation)
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A millionaire is a person whose net worth is at least one million in a relatively high-value unit of currency. It may also refer to:
Film and television[edit]
- The Millionaire (TV series), a 1950s television drama
- The Millionaire (1917 film), a 1917 film starring Oliver Hardy
- The Millionaire (1931 film), featuring George Arliss
- The Millionairess, a 1960 romantic comedy starring Peter Sellers and Sophia Loren
- Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, game show
- Millionaires (film)
- The Millionaire Calculator, a 19th-century mechanical calculator
- Millionaire (video game)
- Tony Millionaire (born 1956), American cartoonist, illustrator, and author
- Vancouver Millionaires, a professional hockey team from 1911 to 1922
- The Millionaires (Dutch band) 1980s
- The Millionaires, a 1970s American band featuring Cliff Cooper, founder of Orange Amplification
- Millionaire (band), a Belgian band
- Millionaires (duo), an all-female electronic music duo from Los Angeles, 2000s
- Millionaires (album), a 1999 album by James
- Millionaire, an EP by The Mekons
- "Millionaire" (Chris Stapleton song), 2017
- "Millionaire" (Cash Cash song), 2016
- "Millionaire" (Beady Eye song), 2011
- "Millionaire" (Kelis song), 2003
- "Millionaire", a song by the Cherry Poppin' Daddies' from Kids on the Street
- The Millionaire, a minor hit song by the band Dr. Hook
- "You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, But I Feel Like a Millionaire", a song by Queens of the Stone Age from Songs for the Deaf, sometimes abbreviated to "Millionaire"
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FurnitureIf you place your furniture in the house against the wall, this draws the eye towards the wall. So it shows the corners of the house making it feel smaller. For an example in the living room make sure your sofa is not pasted to the wall but has at least 2 feet space from the wall. You can also use either custom made furniture for your house if it is smaller or go for the multipurpose furniture that has seen a huge welcome from most of the people as they hit the markets. Also you need to ensure that you don't have too much furniture in the house. This makes the house look smaller as well!
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Guy Laliberte's Water For All, All For Water event from the ISS
Water For All, All For Water
For those who missed the two hour global event, Water For All, All For Water, you can now watch the broadcast in its entirety at the link posted.
It is a beautiful event that makes the importance and spirituality of water so clear. Some of the featured guests are former Vice President, Nobel Laureate Al Gore, Dr. David Suzuki, Dr. Vandana Shiva, Dr. Wangari Mathaai, and Maude Barlow. Also U2 performs as well as other musical guests from around the world.
It truly puts water into perspective.
You can also pledge support to preserve water at the site as well.


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DC Mayor Muriel Bowser presenting Myrna Sislen with a proclamation honoring Middle C Music.
DC Council Passes 'Middle C Music Day' Resolution
Middle C Music celebrated 15 years of serving the Washington region with the D.C. Council passing a resolution that marked March 25, 2017, as 'Middle C Music Day' in the District of Columbia.
"I thought that they would possibly pass a resolution honoring us, I didn't know that they were going to make it Middle C Music Day," said Myrna Sislen, owner of Middle C Music. "That was pretty amazing."
Although the store's actual birthday is on March 22, the party will be held on Saturday, March 25. Middle C Music will celebrate both of its anniversary and the passing of the resolution with a contest for customers to make a video on how Middle C Music has impacted their lives. The big prize for the contest is a $1,550 electric guitar donated from Yamaha, Sislen said. Kala Brand Music, The Music Link, Cordoba, and D'Addario also donated.
"There will be gifts for everyone, music all day, food, and there will be general merriment throughout this entire city," Sislen said.


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Lucas Systems, the leading provider of solutions for intelligent mobile work execution for warehouses and distribution centres, announced today that it is making a joint presentation next week at the IMHX Trade Show with Dotcom Distribution, the strategic logistics partner for growing retailers and manufacturers. Nick Pendrous, Chief Operating Officer of Dotcom Distribution, and Andrew Southgate, General Manager of Lucas Systems Ltd. will jointly present on the topic of Transforming e-Commerce Fulfilment With Smartphones and Mobile Work Execution. The seminar presentation is scheduled for Tuesday 13 September at the NEC, Birmingham.
The speakers will explore how Dotcom Distribution has adopted smartphones, voice-directed mobile applications and mobile work execution solutions to improve accuracy, labour productivity, flexibility and scalability. They will describe how mobile work execution software is used to complement existing WMS systems and enhance flexibility for e-commerce fulfillment, and how ruggedised smartphones and wearable devices are creating new ways to combine voice, scanning and display information in picking, receiving and other DC tasks.
About Lucas Systems
Since 1998, Lucas Systems has pioneered warehouse productivity solutions for mobile workers and distribution centre managers. Customers like Cardinal Health, C&S Wholesale Grocers, HD Supply, Office Depot/OfficeMax, Mondelez, Kraft and Rust-Oleum trust Lucas to deliver solutions that greatly improve worker productivity and accuracy because Lucas truly understands warehouse operations. Lucas Mobile Work Execution solutions optimise hands-on processes and seamlessly combine voice, barcode scanning, and other mobile technologies to improve worker productivity, eliminate errors, and boost end-to-end DC efficiency. The solutions also provide managers and supervisors with real-time reporting and management tools that help them better manage their operations. For more information, visit http://www.lucasware.com