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It was such a treat to wake up early on a Saturday morning and do your grocery shopping at Super8 Grocery Warehouse, and being given a spending amount of 2k as an early anniversary treat for selected media guests. The catch? Finish your grocery shopping in 5 minutes. No kidding!
Super8 Grocery Warehouse has been one of the pioneers when it comes to grocery warehouse shopping in the country. Presently, there are 21 Super8 branches in Metro Manila, Bulacan, Cavite, Laguna, Pampanga, Rizal, Tarlac, and Pangasinan. At Super8, grocery items are tagged at wholesale prices even if you only buy one item. Also, there are a lot of promotional items, too that is really value for money.
According to Armand Mendoza, Super8 Grocery Warehouse General Manager, "We want to reward our loyal customers who have been with us through the years. We want to let them know that Super8 appreciates them, and wants to give back by way of these very exciting promos."
Here's What To Expect At Super8 Anniversary Blowout:
1. Super8 Rewards Card Member Get Exclusive Promos.
From August 1-31, 2017, Super8 Rewards Card holder who spent P4,000 will automatically be rewarded with 80 points. Card holders also has the chance to do a Super8 Pa-Grocery Hakot Promo. Lucky card holders will get to take home P8,000 worth of grocery items plus a brand new refrigerator and an LED TV.
2. Super 8 Mobile App.
After downloading the App, key-in your name and Super8 Rewards Card Number and you're ready to go. Check the exciting promos and start your shopping!
3. Exclusive Super8 Sale on August 11 - 15 with lots B1T1.
Time to mark your calendar and avail of the buy1-take1 items from August 11-15, 2017. And as an added treat, Super8 Rewards Card Membership is at 50% off during this period. Time to tell your family and friends about it so that they can benefit on Super8's Anniversary promos, too.
I enjoyed my 5-minutes grocery shopping at Super8 Grocery Warehouse and got to purchase a lot of items to fill our fridge and kitchen pantry.


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How adorable is this ring? Whenever the colder weather comes around again, I tend to switch my watch and wear my gold MK. I love doing this because its a change of pace and I just love my gold MK! I picked this up on Black Friday actually from Old Navy and I think it's such a subtle little piece to add to my collection. Sometimes I get annoyed when wearing rings and this one was a perfect fit for me and hasn't bothered me at all, so that makes me happy (especially when my job requires me to sit at a computer all day long). Check out your local Old Navy and see if they have it!
Have you purchased anything new as far as jewelry goes lately? I love this ring! Let me know in the comments below where you normally purchase cute little jewelry like this. You can also send me a tweet! Thanks so much for reading and I'll see you back here tomorrow.


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In the movie Glengarry Glen Ross, Alec Baldwin has a relatively small but memorable role. If you have not seen the movie, it is an examination of the people who work in a real estate office. It may not seem like a great premise but in the hands of writer, David Mamet (who won a Pulitzer Prize and a Tony for the original play) and a handful of great actors, including Jack Lemmon, Al Pacino, Alan Arkin and Ed Harris, this is one great movie. Baldwin plays a top salesmen sent out by the owners to "motivate" this sales force and his motivational technique makes for a great viewing experience, with many great lines in a 7 minute performance, one of which is "ABC: A-Always, B-BE, C- Closing. Always be closing, always be closing". If you have not seen the movie I highly recommend that you do.
So by now your asking yourself has this blog started reviewing movies, decade old movies? Well no, but this movie and Baldwin's line came to me the other day. I was asked by a relative how did we (Phyllis and I ) become so good at our photography. Of course, my A.D.D mind ruminated on this for a long time before this line popped into it, well, a variation on it: "A.B.S. A-Always, B-Be, S-Shooting always be shooting, always be shooting.
If you ask me how do I get better at photography, I would tell you to actually take pictures. Take your camera and use it. It seems everybody has some type of camera, from the high end DSLR to point and shoots and the telephones all of us carry. If your camera is in your closet all the time, the chances of you getting even a good shot decreases dramatically. It is the old use it or loose it mantra. Photography is part art and part science and if you are not practicing these skills, you will not get better. Do I mean you will never take a great image? Nope, you might! Hell, with the new cameras a monkey could take a great picture if given enough time. BUT could he reproduce the same results again and again? I am willing to bet that he or anyone else could not. You might grab a really great image of a mountain range or your kids but if you do not practice, you will miss many more shots then you'll get.
With the advent of digital photography, many people can take decent images. Just set your camera to auto and shoot away. You have a good chance of getting a pretty decent image. But if you're looking for better then just a good chance at a decent image, then you need to actually practice. If you have a DSLR and you do not practice, then why have it? Stick with the point and shoots or your phone. I think some people have one hanging around their necks for the same reasons some people buy expensive jewelry: as a sign telling the world, " See, I'm cool". I take my camera with me almost everywhere I go: a trip to the store, a restaurant, or a simple walk around my neighborhood. You will usually find my camera with me. Do I get great images every time? Of course not, but I try. It reminds me of the old joke: Two men meet on the streets of New York one asks the other, "Do you know how to get to Carnegie Hall?" The other answers, " Practice, Practice, Practice!!!" If you want to get to a high level of proficiency with your camera, I say ALWAYS BE SHOOTING!!
These images were all found shots. I was either just taking a walk or a drive and saw the image. It was not a planned location or image I had in my mind beforehand: just having my camera with me.
These birds are Wood Storks and are seen around where I live almost everyday.
The view from the top of a parking garage. My point is that by " always be shooting" you will learn what all those buttons are on your camera for and that's a good thing. Reading the book that came with it helps, also.
I took my camera to a restaurant and saw this image on our way back to where we were staying.
Alaska 11:00 PM. One of my favorite travel images.
A person without a camera might not even see this image on their walk on the beach. With a camera, a person hopefully sees the lines, light and simplicity of this image. Almost more importantly, it can also help you 'see' and by 'see' I mean as a photographer: to see compositions that you might not have seen before. To 'see' the light, I mean really see the light and recognize the difference of light during different parts of the day. It will allow you to get inspiration from what is out there everyday and night
What about during a wedding day, don't you ever just rest for a moment. Well, maybe, depending on the day but not very often or for very long. If I do I still am always looking always watching for an image I could make.
At this wedding we had a long wait between the prep. time, some of the formals and the ceremony. We were all waiting in the hotel lobby when I saw this image. This was not a setup shot, they did not know I took it until they received their images. I love this image always reminds me of something you might see in a magazine .
This image was made by Phyllis, the bride was waiting for the ceremony and just looked out the window to see if she could see the groom. A great image that would not have been made if Phyllis was not A.B.S
As they say, look to the heavens for inspiration!!! I say it's as simple as A B S!! ALWAYS BE
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Q. What was your life like prior to your CrossFit training and why did you want to start working with a coach?
Wunpenn: I started CrossFit largely because Tara asked me if I wanted to go with her. That and the lure of Olympic lifting and burpees was too strong to ignore. I was vaguely aware of what CrossFit is, and as a somewhat reasonable person, I knew I'd have try it to know if it was a good fit for me. Truthfully, I was actually wary of working with a coach when I first started CrossFit. Prior to starting CrossFit, I always trained alone. My workouts consisted of weight training, running, swimming and a little yoga every now and then. One of the best surprises for me has been how much I really enjoy having a coach. I really appreciate the energy and knowledge that all the coaches bring to class.
Tara: Prior to CrossFit, I really just focused on cardio, biking and running mostly. I knew it was not a well-rounded routine, and at some point I was going to have to address my total lack of strength. I hate using weight machines at the gym, but it was the only way I knew, so that was never going to happen. I tried a trainer and specifically requested alternatives to machines, but it was still so boring. I discussed this with a friend who said, "that's why I do CrossFit, and here is a place by your home." I was not succeeding with what I was doing for exercise, so I had to give it a try (as soon as I got some moral support on board). I had no idea what working with a coach would be like, but I can say I would never be accomplishing what I am now without them. I had never lifted weights how I do now, and I really needed extra support and encouragement. I appreciate every coach that made me comfortable, then and now, as I work through skills totally new to me.
Q. What have been your greatest challenges (physically, mentally, emotionally) since you began your CrossFit Training?
Wunpenn: At first, the biggest challenge was just showing up! The idea of being terrified of a workout may seem silly, but for the first several weeks (okay, months), the terror was real. There is something particularly gut-wrenching about knowing that you will be pushed to the outer limit of your ability, knowing that it's going to hurt tomorrow and knowing that you are willingly taking on that challenge as a regularly-scheduled part of your day. Having a friend to show up with, and who makes sure you show up, has been great. Tara and I often carpool to the gym, so we get time to alternately freak out about the WOD and talk each other down. Afterwards, we get time to discuss the WOD (cursing optional), what tips or techniques we found helpful (thanks, Zach), who looked good (that's you, John) and who had the best outfit (hint: no shirt).
Tara: I agree with Wunpenn; it was months before I could look at a WOD and think, 'I can do that. It will be all right". For a long time I thought I would never improve, and it was hard to just walk in the door. The first time we did Fran in Evolutions, I pretty much had a meltdown. I psyched myself out about before we started, since my Mr. Burns arms were already struggling from the beginning of class, and immediately after it was over, I was sure I had let myself down. I felt as though I would fail before we even started, but that was the day I decided that would never happen again. Every WOD now, I remind myself to do the best I can so I have no regrets when I leave.
Q. What have been your greatest successes (physically,mentally or emotionally) since you began? How does your body feel now compared to whenyou started and WHY?
Wunpenn: In terms of getting stronger, the payoff has been huge. I am stronger and have more energy than before. Although I was no stranger to weight training prior to CFJ, I feel stronger than ever because my training is now dynamic. And needless to say, when someone is blasting music and telling you to, "Get Strong!" Well, you tend to work a little harder than you might otherwise.
Tara: First, I am so proud to have stuck with CrossFit being that it was so hard for me at the beginning. I need to give big credit to Wunpenn holding me accountable and to our coaches for that. Well let's face it, I'm on the 1+ year plan for a pull up if I'm lucky, but I feel so much stronger now. Having any upper body strength is new for me, so I have achieved what I thought was impossible. I love when something I did before is so easy now, like throwing my bike on a roof rack.
Q. How has your life changed since starting CrossFit training? Has CrossFit transferred over into any other areas of your life?
Wunpenn: Before I began at CFJ, working out was about trying to look a certain way. Now, it's more about feeling a certain way. The shift in focus has helped me be honest with myself about my fitness and set better, clearer goals for myself. There's also mental component to my new strength, and it comes from training my body to do what I tell it to, all while it is telling me it can't–or doesn't want to. What an everyday miracle it is to put mind over matter. I can more and more easily channel that mental toughness, and even though most days after a WOD I'm sitting on the floor panting in a puddle of my sweat, trying to remember my own name, I always survive. And I keep coming back.
Tara: I am mentally stronger. When things seem difficult now, I can say for sure I have faced something I thought impossible and willed myself to dig deep and get it done. It encourages me to make better decisions for my overall health as well. I surely do not need any disadvantages during a WOD from poor eating, or perhaps indulging on a Friday for which I will regret Saturday morning (I didn't say I was always successful being good).
Q. What are the advantages of CrossFit style training compared to your previous workout styles?
Wunpenn: I definitely prefer the lifts we do and the functional strength we develop over watching myself do curls in a mirror or running on a treadmill. Where else can I go to lift stuff over my head and then throw it on the ground? Working with a coach and training with a group are both departures from my previous style of working out. And both have changed me for the better. I have a hard time imagining going back to my solitary style because the community of athletes and coaches at CFJ is so encouraging and inspiring. I love that people come in to CFJ from their different competing obligations like jobs, school and family responsibilities, and check it all at the door for an hour and just do work. The ability and drive of my fellow athletes and the coaching staff is inspiring, and I really respect the hard work that we all do together.
Tara: I feel I am part of a team and everyone wants me to succeed; it is so motivating. There are a few people from our Evolutions class who still are still working out together routinely (Gemma, Frank, Wendy), since we all started together, and we have seen what each other has achieved. I appreciate when they point out how much I have improved from Evolutions. I also appreciate other gym members taking time to help me work on a skill, like when Jesse and Bill try to help me do a double under after class when they could be doing something else. Though laughing at me might be worth the time. Another benefit is being taught new exercises to mix things up, and that my form will be monitored for my safety.
Q. What advice can you give to others?
Wunpenn: Just show up. And keep showing up. And be a little weird. Sometimes the biggest challenge is just getting in the door. But once I get there, the energy is infectious. Truly, being slow or finishing last does not matter–it's the quality of the effort that matters. So for me, that means bus commuting from Boulder to Denver for three hours a day for work, then showing up at CFJ to run, row, push, pull, swing, jump, squat and lift the heaviest stuff I can. And I'll probably be cracking jokes to Tara during the warm up and dancing around pre-WOD (sorry, Everyone). Because if you can't be your true self while you're sweating your face off, when can you? (Really, I'm sorry.)
Tara: Same as Wunpenn, show up. Once I am inside that door, scared, tired, or whatever, work is going to happen. It is good to appreciate each small gain. My progress with some things has not been as fast as I hoped, but if I stop and think about it, I have improved a lot.
Q. How working out as a team has helped you along the way.
Wunpenn: Being able to go to class with Tara has been a huge part of enjoying and really sticking with my CrossFit experience. We have built-in accountability, and the ability to encourage each other (and all right, spend some time socializing) makes every day fun. It's great to reflect on our progress from when we started Evolutions together and how far we have come since then. Although I still have plenty more progress to make and skills to master, having a friend along to share the journey makes all the difference.
Tara: (blush) It is true; I have needed an extra push sometimes. We have put a lot of work into ourselves since starting CrossFit, and frankly she is the only one that will let me go on and on talking about it.


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Entries must be received by JAN 22 for the chance to win a free art supply kit from Friends Fellowship Community. All entries will be displayed at 915 Gallery on East Main Street, Richmond for the duration of the #RichmondMeltdown.Additional Contest Rules
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- Tuesday: Meet an Ice Carver
Watch an ice carver in action at Morrisson-Reeves Library from 3:30-4:30pm! See how chunks of ice are beautifully hand-crafted into an artistic ice sculpture! Sip on hot chocolate, ask questions, and even get an autograph at this FREE event!Andrew "The Giant" Thistlethwaite will be at Morrisson-Reeves Library on January 23 to talk to the kids and show them how a block of ice becomes a work of art! Hobby turned into obsession as Chef Andrew discovered the unique art of ice sculpting in 1996 as a culinary apprentice at the University of Notre Dame. Since then he has traveled tirelessly throughout the country honing his skills with a chainsaw creating awe-inspiring crystalline spectacles for winter festivals, parties, and demonstrations. Andrew is a Certified Ice Carver by the National Ice Carving Association, and is the Owner of Signature Ice Sculptures, LLC in San Antonio, Texas.Dress warm, and join the fun! Meet outside the Bard Room at Morrisson-Reeves Library!
- Wednesday-Saturday: Family Fun Zone
Don't miss this part of the #RichmondMeltdown! The ice carvers are going to create an Interactive Ice Park – just for fun!The whole family can enjoy the ice in the Family Fun Zone. During previous years, this area included an ice slide, a ping-pong table, a skee ball game, and more! What will the carvers create for the festival this year?!This area will open as soon as the carvers are finished! Make sure you get to try this fun area out before the Meltdown finishes! We suggest checking it out before or after the Chili for Charity or before the Mega Meltdown Throwdown!Thanks to our sponsors:
• First Bank Richmond
• Quigg Family Foundation
• Stamm Koechlein Family Foundation
• Wayne County, Indiana, Foundation
• West End Bank Charitable Foundation
- Thursday: Live Ice Carving at the Leland Legacy
Join us for a LIVE ice carving at the Leland Legacy on Thursday at 2pm! This event is FREE!
Help us heat up the Meltdown Festival and support your favorite charities from 5:30-7:30pm at Morrisson-Reeves Library! Join us in a fun and delicious way to warm up and sample the best chili served by local celebrity "chefs" while supporting your favorite charities. Proceeds help fund non-profits in Richmond and the Meltdown Winter Ice Festival. Bottomless Bowl tickets are sold at the door for $10.
- Friday and Saturday: Paint and Take Souvenir
Join in this free, fun event for the #RichmondMeltdown from Paint the Towne! Paint your own souvenir and take it home with you! Only one souvenir per child. Available on a "First Come, First Serve Basis." This is creative fun for everyone! Paint the Towne is an interactive art studio located in Richmond's Historic Depot District. Paint the Towne is open for this special Meltdown event on Friday, January 27 and on Saturday, January 28 from 10 am – 7 pm, or while supplies last. More information on Paint the Towne is available at http://
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- Friday: Warming Station Interactive Music Experience ft. Evan Johnson
Join us at the Innovation Center for an interactive, kid-oriented music event on January 26th, 2018 from 5-7 pm!
- Friday: Mystery Meltdown!
The Mystery Meltdown will be located at Jack Elstro Plaza (47 North 6th Street). We're putting our world-class carvers on the spot! Watch and try to figure out what the carvers are creating–as they're carving it!
- Friday and Saturday: Eat Well-Food at the Meltdown
Eat Well – during the #RichmondMeltdown. Food and drinks will be available for purchase on-site from local vendors! Grab a bite to eat during the Mystery Meltdown Fight or Mega Meltdown Throwdown. Vendors will even be set up on Saturday while you visit the Family Fun Zone!
Vendors include:
• Ullery's Homemade Ice-Cream
• Just Smokin', LLC
• Mom & Pop's Kettle Korn
• Big Poppa's Pork Pit
• Fechers' Panache – Catering, Cakes & Sweet Treats
• The Cordial Cork / Melton Renzulli Wines
• Roscoe's Coffee Bar and Tap Room
- Friday: Frosty Mug Pub Crawl
Join us for the Frosty Mug Pub Crawl! Begin the crawl between 5:15 – 6 pm at Chuck's Sports Bar to get your Meltdown Pub Crawl punch card! Earn punches along the crawl by purchasing a drink at the establishments as listed in the timeline below. At the end of the crawl, turn the punch card in to redeem your Richmond Meltdown pint glass! *limited quantity5:15 – 6:00: Chuck's Sports Bar
6:00 – 6:40: New Boswell Brewery & Tap Room
6:40 – 7:20: The Firehouse BBQ and Blues
7:20: Elstro Plaza for Roscoe's Coffee Bar and Tap Room and The Cordial Cork / Melton Renzulli Wines. Stay to witness the Meltdown Throwdown beginning at 7:30 pm!
Food will be available for purchase at the Throwdown.Thanks HYPE Richmond for sponsoring the Pub Crawl!YOU MUST BE 21 OR OLDER TO ATTEND. Richmond Meltdown/participating establishments have no responsibility in the event of theft or loss of personal items while on the crawl and/or any injuries anyone might incur in the act of participation.
- Friday: Cork and Canvas-Meltdown Edition!
Take a shot at painting the masters in the new season of Cork and Canvas! We again visit some famous artists and artwork in 2018! January features Grandma Moses and the painting Bringing in the Maple Sugar, 1939. This is conjunction with the Meltdown Ice Festival ice sculptures which will be downtown that evening! Instructor Carvin Rinehart provides step-by-step instruction to create your own masterpiece while sipping a favorite drink. Gather your friends at IU East's Room 912 from 6-9pm for a colorful group experience! All painting supplies are provided, including an apron to keep you looking your best. Cost: $35/person (does not include alcohol; beverages, alcoholic and non, are available for cash purchase). Contact the Richmond Art Museum for reservations: 765-966-0256 or email Lance at email@example.com
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- Saturday: Freeze Your Buns Off Run
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- Saturday: Frozen Fairy Trail
The Frozen Fairy Trail on Saturday from 11am-3pm will take you on a magical journey to find whimsical fairy dwellings. Start your journey at the Old National Road Welcome Center, then explore the other magical locations across Richmond!
- Saturday: Community Concerts
These amazing performers will be setting up at different spots around the town to play for the festival! Check them out!
- 1:00pm @ Morrisson-Reeves Library: Megan Eversole
- 1:45pm @ The Innovation Center: Patchwork Moonlight
- 2:30pm @ Table Top: Joe Augustin
- 3:00pm @ Lifted Church (formerly Veaches): Eric Loy
- 3:30pm @ St. Paul's Episcopal Church: Charles Ramsey
- Saturday: Mega Meltdown Throwdown
The Mega Meltdown Throwdown will be located at Elstro Plaza (47 North 6th Street). Art will be destroyed. There will be ONLY ONE winner.
Just like Friday's Throwdown, ice carvers will battle it out in three 15-minute rounds!
- Sunday: Come Out of the Cold with a Brass Concert Conducted by Guy Bordo
What could be more magnificent and majestic than a brass choir playing in the spacious confines of a church? The thrill is yours as you join Guy Bordo and the brass of the Richmond Symphony Orchestra in this special concert. The wonderful acoustics of Holy Family Church will showcase the RSO Brass in a wide-ranging sampling of music from four centuries. They open in 1600 with music by Giovanni Gabrieli, composed for the acoustic splendor of St. Mark's Basilica in Venice. Then it's off to the baroque creations of Bach and Handel. The first half ends with Edvard Grieg's lovely "Holberg Suite," a tribute to his 17th century forebear, the poet Ludwig Holberg. The second half opens with music from our own time, Eric Ewazen's "Western Suite;"short pieces by Bruckner and Strauss follow, and the concert ends with a spirited arrangement of a famous Tango from the Twenties, "Jealousy." Join us for the fun!
- Lego contests, coloring contests, a chili cook-off, and more! Stay tuned for more details on the Meltdown fun!


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The next open evening is entitled 'Heart Disease' and is to be held on Tuesday 25th April 2017 at the Mill Centre, Hempnall, All welcome.
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What do you define as beautiful? If you are able to see color and you have good vision, you are able to take in all that nature has to offer. Examine each one of these amazing scenic images, and consider what life would be like if you were to have color blindness. After you view these images, read the remainder of this article to learn more about how those with color blindness can be introduced to a new world of color.
Photography by Maciej Szczepaniak
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Chances are that you can view these images clearly and with vivid colors, but those that suffer from a color deficiency may not be so lucky. Imagine if where you see red, you would see golden brown or even a hint of bronze. Your entire world would look different.
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Nov 20
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Yesterday, I talked about my new resolve to turn away from a messy home and start creating a home with order, purpose, and life.
Easier said than done, I assure you. Especially, when many of the habits that have put me in this place have been years in the making.
I'm only five days in, so there's still a newness to it, but here's what I'm learning: it is SO much easier to stay on top of things if you're consistent and make sure to do a little bit everyday.
Saturday, we did a massive clean and as we peeled back the layers of our mess, we just kept finding more and more messes. For a time, I felt like there was no way we could even get to the bottom of it…we just can't do it! There was too much mess. I didn't know where to begin.
However, once the groundwork had been laid and we created a fresh, clean space to start with–clean bedrooms, clutter-free kitchen, organized toy bins–I began to see an orderly house was potentially within my reach. I can do this–We can do hard things.
As for the rest of it? I'm slowly tackling one project at a time–I made a list of what needs to be tended to–kitchen cupboards, closets, our mail station, the laundry room…and little by little, I'm checking them off one by one. It's not realistic to think that I can devote 4-5 hours a day cleaning and organizing, but a 30 minute project every other day? Hopefully, I can handle.
Many of us may be facing struggles, big or small, that we put off, neglect, and wish would go away. They may look vastly different, but they're real. And no matter what that thing may be, it's much easier to live in denial than coming face-to-face with the mountain we've created.
But we can do it–we can do hard things. It doesn't have to be done in a day–start with baby steps. Tackle a little each day and give yourself grace to know that changing our habits doesn't typically happen overnight, it's a process, but one that's within our reach.
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The IRA at 40: Has it lived up to its promise?
Forty years after it was launched, the IRA has turned into a major retirement vehicle for Americans, but the account is no longer the same as it was when first introduced in 1974, according to experts. The retirement account now serves as "a bridge from the employer plan to retirement," Craig Copeland, an expert with the Employee Benefit Research Institute. For Catherine Collinson, president of Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies, [t]his simplistic savings vehicle has become quite complicated and such complexity can be counter-productive and a deterrent to saving. Forbes
3 smart ways to maximize your Roth IRA
People can get the most of their Roth IRA if they max out their contributions to the account, says Selena Maranjian, an expert with The Motley Fool. Another strategy to maximize the benefits of a Roth IRA is to convert current 401(k) and traditional IRA assets into Roth, as there are no more limit and income restrictions when making a Roth conversion, says Dan Caplinger. Clients with a Roth IRA should also focus on investing in high-quality dividend growth stocks, adds Matt Frankel, another contributor to The Motley Fool. The Motley Fool
How to avoid being forced out of your 401(k)
Workers who intend to transfer to another company and will leave money from their employer-sponsored retirement 401(k) plan need to update their contact details on the plan and give the plan clear instructions on what to do with the money after they leave the firm, according to this article in U.S. News & World Report. This will enable them to avoid being forced out of the plan. Also, they are advised to know company policy on 401(k) accounts of resigned employees, consolidate all their 401(k) plans, and aim for bigger balances to curb the possibility of being forced out of the plan. Yahoo Finance
Inactive 401(k) accounts need greater protections
The federal government need to implement measures aimed at protecting forced transfers out of 401(k) assets as well as accounts that are inactive, writes Alicia H. Munnell, director of Boston College's Center for Retirement Research. While the plan has the fiduciary obligation to preserve the rolled balances' dollar value, the assets are invested in a money-market fund and decline in time because of hefty fees, Munnell says. Since the U.S. has no central pension registry, some accounts are lost as companies undergo restructuring and decide to terminate, merge, or rename their 401(k) plans, the expert adds. MarketWatch
How much you can contribute to retirement plans in 2015
Retirement investors can contribute up to $18,000 to their 401(k), 403(b), 457 and the Thrift Savings plans this year, up by $500 compared with the limit set last year, according to this article on Kiplinger. The contribution limit for IRA is unchanged at $5,500 for those below 50 and $6,500 for 50 and above. Income limits for a Roth IRA will also increase to $131,000 for single filers and $193,000 for those filing jointly. The income limit for the retirement savers credit will also be raised to $61,000 for joint filers and $30,500 for those filing individually. Kiplinger
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Language Disorder (LD) is a developmental disorder that affects how children think about, understand, and use language. It is the primary impairment that contributes to restrictions in an individual's participation and well-being in everyday activities.
For a child with LD, it is the language difficulties that impact most upon the child's development and his/her access to the educational curriculum.
What are some areas of communication that can be affected by a language disorder?
- The desire to communicate with others
- Understanding what is being said
- Having the vocabulary to express wants and needs
- Forming sentences that are age-appropriate
- Being part of a conversation
- Interpreting and using body language
How will I know if my child has LD?
A child with LD has difficulty understanding what we say to them and using words to communicate. Your child may have problems in the following areas:
Behaviour – your child may:
- not respond to his/her name
- find it hard to concentrate and stay on-task
- be easily distracted and frustrated
- be reluctant to contribute to conversations due to an awareness of his difficulties
Daily-Living Skills - your child may find it difficult to:
- share or take turns
- develop new skills (eg. tying laces, getting dressed)
Organisation and Planning – your child may find it difficult to follow familiar routines and organise himself/herself. He/She may appear:
- to have a tendency to lose things
- forgetful and clumsy
Problem-solving – your child may have trouble identifying and solving problems in both academic and social situations.
Classroom Learning – your child may have difficulty listening and learning in class.
Reading – your child may struggle when:
- sounding out words
- understanding what has been read
Writing – your child may struggle with:
- handwriting
- forming words and sentences
Numeracy – your child may demonstrate difficulty with:
- sequencing
- abstract concepts
What should I do if I suspect my child has LD?
Language difficulties may occur for many reasons. Consultation with a speech pathologist is essential to determine whether your child has LD. Your child may also need a cognitive assessment by a psychologist. Your paediatrician will be able to assist in diagnosing and/or excluding other developmental concerns.
Will my child outgrow LD?
LD is a lifelong disorder that changes over time. Your child will need continuous support, however early identification and intervention will maximise developmental outcomes for your child.
Is there a specific therapy approach that can help my child with LD?
Every child diagnosed with LD presents with different difficulties. LD intervention will involve language therapy, but may also involve additional therapy by some or all of the following professionals:
- Speech Language Pathologist
- Learning Support Staff
- Occupational Therapist
- Physiotherapist
- Music Therapist
- Psychologist
What assistance is available for LD?
As leaders in Language Disorder intervention and therapy we are here to help.
We offer two core service areas to support you:
The Glenleighden School – The only school in Australia dedicated solely to students with language disorders. The school provides programs for preschool to secondary students with crossover to mainstream. It provides comprehensive, intensive multi-disciplinary programs which are highly individualised, addressing the full scope of the students' developmental and learning needs.
The Glenleighden School uses a model of integrated, specialist service and constantly aims to be a 'centre of excellence' in this field of disability.
Let's Talk Developmental Hub – Let's Talk offers multidisciplinary allied health services for children and young people with speech, language and associated disorders. Let's talk Clinic services, incorporate eTherapy as well as being providers of services under the Helping Children with Autism and Better Start commonwealth early intervention funding.
Let's Talk also offers a School Support Service and professional development program. The program continues to support students with a language disorder across Queensland to enhance their participation, inclusion and educational outcomes.
For more information on how we can help you navigate Language Disorder please call (07) 3378 8444 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. We will help you find the answers you need to move forward.
Other support options:
Speech Language Pathologists (SLP)
- Community Health Centres offer assistance to children with communication difficulties. Please contact your local centre for information.
- Some schools employ SLPs to assist students with communication difficulties. Ask your child's Learning Support Teacher for further details.
- Private speech pathology practices can provide support outside the school environment. To access a SLP in your local area please visit Speech Pathology Australia
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How a Cold Email Got Me My Dream Fashion Job
To cold-email, or not to cold-email? I'll leave you to answer that question yourself. Because in my opinion, it comes down to whether you're comfortable putting yourself out there, and the way you approach the email. Today I'm sharing my cold-email success story. For me, I never thought twice if I should reach out to a complete stranger or not, I just went for it, firing off a hefty number of messages blindly introducing myself.
Let me give you some quick background: I'm from Kansas, in the U.S. and I had little fashion experience on my résumé after graduating from college. Yet I was determined to move to either L.A. or New York after graduating from the University of Kansas, so making my own connections and finding a unique way to get my foot into the door of the fashion industry was my only choice. Hence the massive amount of emails I sent. Desperate? No, I'd call it determined. As I dedicated a chunk of my senior year of college researching different publications, PR firms, and brands that I found interesting and every morning, I'd search around to find a contact and reach out.
During my research phase, I perused all social media channels, specifically Instagram, where I followed PR firms, CEOs of several the publications, and other industry insiders so I'd have a better idea of the work environment.
With Who What Wear at the top of my list, I was obviously following co-founders Katherine Power and Hillary Kerr, which is where I found a unique way to make a connection at the company I wanted to intern at most.
Fast-forward to the end of May during my senior year. I was casually scrolling through IG and stopped on one of Katherine's photos, because the group of women she was posing with were all stunning, and they were at some glamorous event. So as one does, I clicked on each profile she tagged and continued my IG creeping. One of the women in the photo was Michelle H., a friend of Power's, who I learned was from Kansas after a few minutes browsing her profile.
I then hopped off IG and do a quick Google search to learn more about Michelle H. from Kansas and eventually find her email address. I draft an email (which ends up being the cold-email that helped me land my internship at Who What Wear) with the subject line "Kansas Michelle." I searched my inbox to find the original email, but unfortunately I sent from my university account, which four years later is now deactivated.
I remember that it went a little something like this: Hi, Michelle, I hope you don't find this weird, but I came across your profile through Katherine Power's recent photo and learned you're from Kansas. I'd love to get your advice on moving from the midwest to L.A. I'm sure I included a few more lines, but all in all, it was short, sweet, and very genuine. And luckily for me, she responded and ultimately connected me with the internship manager at Who What Wear for an interview.
A few months later I moved out to L.A., started my internship with Who What Wear, was then hired as the fashion assistant, and since have worked my way up to managing editor. How I went from intern to managing editor? Stay tuned, for that topic.
Does cold-emailing work for everyone? No. But, if you ask me, it's worth a shot. Response or no response, if you're passionate and determined enough, you'll find a way to get your foot in the door no matter which industry you're interested in.
Do you have a cold-emailing success story? I'd love to read about it in the comments below. And, if you're prepping for your next interview outfit, shop my picks here.
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What is the difference between pedal-assist (including torque sensor) and throttle-assist e-bikes?
Pedal-assist e-bikes are designed to only actuate the motor when the rider is pedaling. On the other hand, throttle-assist e-bikes have the ability to generate full power on demand to give you that quick burst to climb a hill or safely get through an intersection. Ideally you would your e-bike to be equipped to do both, which is the case with our Rook and Colt models.
Which is more suitable for a me – a hub or a mid-drive motor?
For the vast majority of riders, a hub motor is the obvious choice given that it generates more torque, requires no maintenance and is the more affordable option when compared to a mid-drive motor.
Mid-drive motors are best suited for technical terrain riding, such as mountain biking, where weight distribution becomes more important.
How fast can Surface 604 e-bikes go?
All of our models are governed at 20MPH, which is the maximum speed permitted under Federal and State regulations.
What is the weight capacity of your e-bikes?
The weight capacity for all of our models is approximately 280lbs with the exception being the Yunbike C1, which is limited to 200lbs.
How far can I ride before the battery dies?
The riding range varies based on the weight of the rider, terrain and level of assist. Generally speaking, the range on a full charge is up to 40 miles for the Boar and up to 50 miles for the Rook and Colt.
Does the battery charge while I am peddling?
Pedaling will conserve the battery, but it doesn't actually charge it. The battery will only charge when it is plugged into the wall.
How do I figure out what size bike is right for me (S/M vs. M/L)?
A rider's height is the best determinant for size with S/M (17.5" frame) optimal for people 5'4" to 5'7" and M/L (19" frame) ideal for those 5'8" to 6'6".
What payment methods do you accept?
You can check out using either credit card (Visa or Mastercard) or Paypal. We also have partnered with Affirm to provide financing as low as 0% APR. Unfortunately, we do not accept American Express.
What shipping method do you use and how many days will it take for my bike to be delivered?
We ship with UPS and it will take approximately five business days for your bike to arrive.
Once I receive my bike, how much assembly is required?
The assembly required is minimal and step-by-step instructional videos are available for the Rook/Colt and Boar.
How much maintenance is required?
Aside from the need to keep your battery charged, maintaining a Surface 604 e-bike is the same as any bicycle. After 100 miles, a basic tune-up is required, which is standard procedure for all new bikes once they have been broken in. Otherwise, the simple and most important thing required is to check the tire pressure regularly and keep them properly inflated as indicated on the tire. If riding in wet conditions, take extra care by ensuring the drivetrain is clean and well-lubricated. Minor adjustments or repairs due to general wear and tear will come up from time to time, which can be performed at any local bike shop.
How long until I need to replace the battery?
You can expect your battery to last for two to four years. Lithium batteries tend to lose their capacity over time and require replacement after approximately 800 charge cycles.
Where can I download the owner's manual?
What is the warranty policy?
All of our e-bike models come with a 3-year frame warranty plus a one-year or 800km (whichever comes first) replacement warranty on major parts. If a part is defective in manufacturing process we will replace it free of charge. All parts can be easily ordered on our website.
What is the return policy?
We are so confident in the quality of our e-bikes and know that you will love them. As such, we are proud to offer a 30-day no questions asked money back guarantee on all of our models.


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From mermaid and ball gown bridal gowns to empire waist, fit and flair, organza, tea length, short, chiffon and lace, you can find the perfect wedding dress at Encore Boutique in Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Our bridal shop offers a diverse inventory of wedding gowns and veils so you'll feel beautiful for your special day. Our hand-picked inventory features bridal gowns from top designers for all body types, and our gowns come in a variety of sizes, including plus-size wedding dresses. Call us at 717-273-3442 to make an appointment, and our fashion specialist will work within your style and silhouette preferences, as well as make expert recommendations, until you find the right dress for you and your wedding day.
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Gator Career Resources
Whether you are searching for your first job as a UF alumnus, considering a career change or taking the next step in your career – the UF Alumni Association is here to help you.
These opportunities are provided for members to expand on networking opportunities, explore potential job options and further develop their careers.
Alumni have access to Gator CareerLink to look at the job postings throughout their lifetime. Everyone may not remember there UF ID but here is some instructions to regain access to Gator CareerLink:
- As an alumni, you have access to Gator CareerLink. Just click on the alumni login area and if you have your UF ID, you are all set. If you don't remember your UFID you can call (352) 392-HELP. They will help you retrieve your UF ID number.
- Next, you will need to create a GatorLink. Click on "GatorLink Account Creation" if you should have trouble creating the GatorLink account, Contact 352-392-HELP .
- Once the GatorLink account is completed, go to the Career Resource Center and click on "new user registration". You will then enter you GatorLink information, which verifies you are affiliated with UF. Then you should be able to fill out the profile to create a Gator CareerLink account.


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Watermelon is the perfect fruit for a hot summer day. Juicy and sweet, it's refreshing as it is colorful. Unfortunately, we've all probably gotten a bad watermelon from time to time. Here are some things to look for to make sure you're getting high quality fruit.
1. Field Spot
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2. Webbing
Bright Side
3. What the gender?
4. Size
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HOLLAND, MICHIGAN – Egemin's Packmobile Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) carries over 500,000 prescription eyeglasses annually. In 2010, Precision Optical Group Labs (P.O.G.), located in Creston, Iowa, purchased the Packmobile AGV to deliver optical trays to all areas of production. The need for automated robotic transportation became necessary when growth required P.O.G. to purchase an adjacent building to their existing manufacturing facility. The challenge was connecting the two facilities (one was on a hill) and deciding how to convey production optical trays between them. The solution was building a link way and installing a driverless robotic delivery vehicle outfitted with Metro shelving and dividers used for transporting hundreds of optical trays at a time. "The Packmobile eliminated the need for manual movement by employees or expensive rigid conveyor to transport optical trays," said Robert Moskin, Vice President National Sales, Egemin. "The Packmobile travels on a 6% ramp that leads up to the new building. The AGV safely travels up and down the ramp 12-hours per day."
The Packmobile AGV was outfitted with a ramp kit that incorporates an automatic braking system for safe travel and stopping on ramps. The Packmobile follows a 1-inch wide ultraviolet path giving it flexibility to traverse narrow pathways, stop at several delivery areas and end its route in the finishing department. "It's like having an invisible conveyor system," states Moskin.
About Precision Optical Group, Inc. (P.O.G.)
P.O.G., headquartered in Creston, Iowa is one of the largest independently owned prescription eyeglass wholesale labs in the nation. They have received Top Lab awards from Vision Monday annually since 2005. With labs located throughout North America, P.O.G. is the answer to your one-stop optical shop.
About Dematic Egemin
Dematic Egemin (formerly Egemin Automation) manufactures, implements and services mobile automation solutions that improve warehouse, production and distribution center processes to optimize the supply chain. Product solutions include Automatic Guided Vehicles (AGVs) and in-floor towing solutions. Dematic Egemin comprises the Mobile Automation group within Dematic, with a Center of Excellence located in Holland, Michigan.
About Dematic
Dematic is a leading global supplier of integrated automated technology, software and services to optimize the supply chain. Dematic employs over 6,000 skilled logistics professionals to serve its customers globally, with engineering centers and manufacturing facilities located across the globe. Dematic, Egemin and Retrotech, now integrated under the roof of KION Group, have implemented more than 6,000 integrated systems for a customer base that includes small, medium and large companies doing business in a variety of market sectors.
Headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Dematic is a member of KION Group, a global leader in industrial trucks, related services, and supply chain solutions. Across more than 100 countries worldwide, the KION Group designs, builds and supports logistics solutions that optimize material and information flow within factories, warehouses and distribution centres. The company is the largest manufacturer of industrial trucks in Europe, the second-largest producer of forklifts globally, and a leading provider of warehouse automation.
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The editor of HIV this month had this to say about the article:
"This study addresses a relatively neglected issue of how payments for commercial sex among rural sex workers are determined, and which factors are important to price negotiations. In this study from Zimbabwe, the participants were grouped into "more professional", both the last two clients were commercial, (FSW2) and "less professional", one of the last two clients was commercial (FSW1). The "more professional" sex workers effectively negotiated transactions, with unprotected sex increasing the mean payment by almost a half, compared with protected sex. This differential pricing was not seen for the "less professional" sex workers, perhaps reflecting limited capacity to negotiate with clients. This study demonstrates the importance of strengthening preferences for protected sex, among female sex workers, including among less visible sex workers. Such strategies may include enhancing social capital and collective action, e.g. collective price-fixing to reduce competitive pressure to engage in unsafe sex."


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Hey Guys,
Ralph and I had a great time on Sunday, we are trying out different arrivals to the airport to get ready to land at a different airport for the first time. We are also still investigating the "poor centering" experienced on flight two. We have not been able to replicate it yet.
Check out this great GT-400 detail below. This is the spring loaded gap seal on the bottom of the wing. Such a cool airplane!!
Airplanes are cool,
|Spring loaded gap seal on the flap of the GT-400