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• Stop trying to "get somewhere," stop "becoming," and experience joy and satisfaction in being yourself now.
That's pretty funny. You're supposed to spend most of your time imagining your "possibilities" and how you can change your life, but then you're supposed to stop trying to "get somewhere" and "become." Landmark people must get purdy confused. And you're supposed to find satisfaction in being yourself, but what the hell are you, after Landmark has wiped away all of your past, all of your "stories" -- all of your self?
My wife told me that she had not been living from her heart for the seven years we had been married. We weren't really soul mates because Discovery has taught her to be herself and live her contract, blah blah blah. I was devastated. She assured me if I would just attend Discovery, I would truly "get it" and understand. WHATEVER.
I would never buy in to something as ludicrous as what LGATs offer. My grandmother was an Irish immigrant so I am a little hard headed. I saw a movie yesterday (The Departed) that had a quote supposedly from Sigmund Freud about the Irish being the only people impervious to psychoanalysis. Does anyone know if he said that? And, is that a complement or insult? ha
@ Skeptic, I am equally horrified at how these LGATs can change a person so completely. Reading this forum has really helped me realize it was not me, but my wife that was screwed up.
Hey Skeptic,
This authentic thing is truly weird to me. When my ex got out of the Forum, he said a lot of things to me that made it seem like he was realizing how inauthentic he'd been with me in the past. It's very upsetting to be told this by the person who said he loved you so deeply. And then he said he wanted to be authentic with me now, but it seemed like he was farther away and less himself than ever. I'm clearly not the only one to notice this paradox in someone after they come out of the Forum.
He mentioned our period of courting -- for lack of a better term -- as a time when he was inauthentic. This was so ridiculous to me, because everyone tries to put forward their best face when they first meet someone and are trying to win them. In a way, it's great, because it's like we're trying to be our best selves, the people we wish we were all the time! I feel it's positive to bring out the best in someone. But he came out of the Forum feeling like he had just been "trying to look good" for me, which, to me, denigrated everything that was beautiful about that time.
Is the male peacock just "trying to look good" for the female? Is there anything wrong with his dance? Or is it natural and beautiful?
I hate the Forum. Did I mention that? =)


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Actors playing iconic characters are always figures that people look up to and try to emulate, especially how they dress. Most usually don handsome suits with all the accessories with the necktie being one of the main attractions. But, who are some of the most influential fictional characters in men's fashion you ask? Below are just a few, but probably the most popular:
- James Bond – From his famous tuxedo to more casual suits, Mr. Bond has always wowed the fashion world with his influential taste for sophisticated dress while maintaining a simple color pallet. Although 007 is famously known for the bowtie, he favors both solid and unassuming pattern ties when going with a standard necktie.
- Bruce Wayne – Although many actors have portrayed the rich playboy billionaire, every incarnation of the character features a classic looking suit that really jumps off the screen in every frame he's in. Mr. Wayne usually dresses in pinstripes with a pattern or solid tie that matches his mood at the time.
- Don Draper – The famously handsome ad-man exemplifies cool to many young men around the world. His 60's era suit is still fashionable today, but the secret is adding a striped or skinny tie to really give you that classic look.
Of course, these are just three out of many fashionable characters that come to mind that some people may look to when creating their own wardrobe. By following these simple suggestions on suits and men's neckties, you'll be sure to be looking your best in no time!

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Penetrating, Water-Based, Silane/Siloxane Sealing Compound for Salt Protection
INTRAGUARD is a water-based, penetrating sealing compound for exterior concrete and masonry surfaces. Specifically designed to limit the intrusion of moisture and chlorides into the substrate, this proprietary blend of silane and siloxane penetrates into the pores of the concrete and masonry to help protect the surface from scaling caused by deicing salts as well as protecting vertical masonry surfaces from the ingress of water.
INTRAGUARD weatherproofs and protects virtually all concrete and masonry surfaces, including driveways, masonry, walkways, and vertical walls. The product is designed to provide lasting protection from de-icing chemicals and moisture intrusion. The product can be used on both horizontal and vertical surfaces. Suitable application include architectural concrete, concrete block, split face block, pavers, stucco, porous and dense brick, clay tile, and exposed aggregate concrete.
- When properly applied INTRAGUARD does not form a film– it penetrates the surface to form an integral barrier to moisture penetration.
- Leaves no gloss or shine.
- Breathable – does not trap moisture.
- Reduces chloride penetration into concrete and masonry surfaces.
- Helps protect properly placed and cured concrete and masonry from scaling and freeze thaw damage caused by de-icing chemicals.
- Water-based, VOC-compliant.
- Allows masonry to breathe.
- Reduces water absorption.
- Can be used as a primer for improved adhesion with paints or mineral substrates.
3.79 Litre (1 U.S. Gallon) Units (4/Carton)
18.93 Litre (5 U.S. Gallon) Pails
1040.99 Litre (275 Gallon) Totes
50 – 250 ft.2/gal. (1.2- 6 .1 m2/L)
Due to porosity, certain stone and block applications may require a significant increase in coverage rate or additional applications may be necessary. Always apply a test area to determine actual coverage rate. Coverage rate will vary greatly due to the porosity of the substrate.
When stored indoors in original, unopened containers at temperatures between 4° – 32° C, optimum performance and best use is obtained within one year of date of manufacture.
- Complies with VOC Concentration Limits for Architectural Coatings Regulations in Canada
Dry to Touch 1 – 2 hours (typical)
Color Milky White Emulsion
Surface Preparation … Protect people, vehicles, property, plants, and all surfaces from product, splash, residue, and wind drift. Thoroughly clean the surface. Though INTRAGUARD may be applied to slightly damp surfaces, best performance is achieved on a clean, thoroughly dried and absorbent surface. Excessive moisture inhibits penetration, reducing the service life and performance of the treatment. Always test for compatibility. Surfaces must be structurally sound, clean, and free from dirt, efflorescence, and stains. For optimum results, wait 14 – 28 days before applying INTRAGUARD to new concrete and masonry.
Vertical Surfaces … Surfaces must be structurally sound, clean and free from dirt, bitumen, efflorescence, oil, curing compounds, form oil, and other foreign matter. Masonry joints must be checked and repointed where necessary. All wall and roof flashings, caulking, and sealants must be in good condition and the surface fully cured and thoroughly dry before application. New concrete and precast panels employing type 10 cement will require seven days drying before INTRAGUARD is applied. To ensure proper penetration, sufficient material should be applied to allow a flood of material to run down at least 254 – 304.8 mm (10″ – 12″).
Surface and Air Temperatures … Optimum surface and air temperature is 4° – 35° C (40° – 95° F) during application and eight hours after. If freezing conditions exist before application, let surface to receive treatment thaw.
Test Application … Always perform a test application on each type of surface prior to full-scale application to determine suitability and final appearance. Test using the recommended application instructions. Let area dry thoroughly before inspection.
Application Method … Amply saturate the surface with INTRAGUARD using a sprayer, such as a Chapin 1949. A 0.379 LPM (0.1 GPM) spray nozzle is also recommended for best results. Protect grass, shrubbery, and plant life from overspray. Roll or brush out puddles. Do not let the product puddle on the surface or dry on the surface. Use enough to completely wet the surface without producing drips, puddles, or rundown. DO NOT OVERAPPLY. After 10 – 15 minutes, remove all excess sealer from the surface. On highly permeable surfaces, additional coats may be necessary.
Note: Hot, windy conditions will evaporate the water carrier, reducing penetration and performance. On hot, windy days, apply early in the day and in shade, if possible.
Protect surfaces from rainfall for six hours following treatment. Many surfaces need several days to develop optimum water repellency.
Cleanup … Immediately clean tools, equipment, and overspray with soap and warm water.
DO NOT DILUTE OR ALTER. MIX THOROUGHLY PRIOR TO USE. DO NOT FREEZE. INTRAGUARD will not hide existing surface stains. Do not apply to surfaces with temperatures of <4.4° C or >35° C. Prevent from being spilled or over sprayed onto nearby water sources. Temporary darkening of some substrates may occur. Protect surfaces from rainfall for a minimum of six hours following treatment. If rainfall occurs and surface turns white, thoroughly flush surface and reapply product when dry. Apply a small test patch application prior to full-scale application. Refer to Safety Data Sheet for complete health and safety information.
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Heidi Osborne, Enrollment Coordinator
My name is Heidi Chew Osborne and I am a relatively new member of the Immaculate Conception School community. My husband, Mark, and I have four children - William, Susannah, April Claire, and Julia - who currently attend or who will attend ICS. We are members at St. Joseph Parish in Marblehead where I worked in the parish office for four years prior to starting as the Enrollment Coordinator at the school. Before we had children, I taught theology in Catholic high schools for ten years, first in Madison, Wisconsin, and then in Chardon, Ohio, and Sandusky, Ohio. I attended public schools in Pennsylvania where I grew up, and while I have been Catholic all my life, it wasn't until I attended the University of Dayton - a Catholic, Marianist institution - that my faith became an important part of my life. I saw how Catholic schools positively influenced my friends, and decided I wanted that for my children someday. I wanted what my husband and I are teaching at home, to be reinforced at school - faith, family, and morals.
My hobbies include gardening, reading, crossword & logic puzzles, baking, and camping. My undergraduate degree from UD is in Journalism and English, with a certificate in Lay Ministry, while my graduate degree is in Theology from Gannon University in Erie, Pennsylvania. I also have certification in Church Management from Villanova University in Philadelphia.


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Merry Christmas everyone. AGOSCI will be co-hosting a PODD introductory workshop on the 8th and 9th February 2018 in Newcastle NSW. Haylee Parfett will once again be sharing her knowledge on all things PODD. An events page will be created and registration open soon.
Keep safe over the holidays.
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We are here.....In SYDNEY. We're soaking up the vibe and information at SPA WiFi conference 2017 in Sydney. We've had so many people keen to learn about AGOSCI and lots of new members or previous members renewing their membership. Thank you for joining and welcome to those new to our amazing AAC community.
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2016 has been a busy year for NSW and is turning into an even bigger year in 2017. Cecilia Rossi and I, Catriona Collins, are joint representatives for NSW and have fielded many enquiries over the year about interest in events and seeking resources. We are keen to support people to access this information and think this new website is going to make that much easier for members and the wider community. To read about the many 2017 events planned for NSW please check out the news in AGOSCI In Focus or the events page on this website. We look forward to seeing you in 2017.
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Network seminar for women is an angle for tapping a hot market with a traveling seminar package.
Then we should consider the idea of holding a women seminar that does two things for those who attend. It shows them how to get better jobs,find better housing, handle their financial affairs,and other aspects of personal success,and it sets up a local women network at the same time.
A women network is a group of people with similar interests and problems who help each other with advice and information upon request.
A typical example of a women network in action would be in the case of a women who wanted to go to work for a bank. To find out what jobs might be available, what the requirements are, how to apply, and what to do to make the best impression, she uses the women network.
She calls on the women network members who work for banks.
One might work in the personnel office and could give her precise information about what she needed to know or do in order to get the best possible job.
The women's network enrolls all the women in the network who attend the seminar, with information on how to add new members,and how to use the network to solve their problems and get ahead.
A women's seminar of this kind would attract a large attendance and gross some big bucks in every city.
Business subjects for a women seminar.
Finding hot subjects for businesses you have a similar situation. As time changes, technology changes and economic conditions improve or deteriorate,and you have new problems and possible new subjects for seminars.
A seminar on how women over the age of 50 can be financial sound on their own would attract a lot of interest from small business,authors,and single women.
The hollischapmanshow Business Learning Center can put together a smart seminar package and get expert from our talk show on how older women can be financially fit over the age of 50.
The hollischapmanshow Business Learning Center has subscriptions to trade magazines of book selling industry and information on authors who are doing stories on women over the age of 50.
This is a good reason to pay attention to these publications. Often the easiest presenter to get for a women seminar is the author of a book on the subject.
Authors seldom make much money from a book. and a chance to make some quick money at a women seminar based on his or her book is not often passed up.


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Summer Institute for Islamic Studies
July 2-13, 2018
AGTS's Center for Islamic Studies will host the sixth Summer Institute for Islamic Studies July 2018 featuring four courses on Islam and ministries to Muslims. AGTS hosts one of the largest faculty in Islamic Studies of any seminary in the United States.
To view the full Summer Institute for Islamic Studies brochure, click the button below.
Let AGTS and Global Initiative: Reaching Muslim Peoples teach you to relate to and minister to Muslims. These courses are designed for:
- U.S. and world missionaries serving in areas with high concentrations of Muslims
- Chaplains—military and institutional
- Ministers and people in local churches with Muslims in their communities
Individuals may wish to:
- Take courses in Islamic Studies for credit at the graduate or undergraduate level
- Take courses for an Academic Audit
- Take courses as seminars
Course Format & Location
Courses will be taught in a modular format (during the first two weeks of July) on the AGTS campus in Springfield, Missouri.
Our faculty for Islamic Studies includes five doctorates and nearly 300 years of field experience in Muslim countries. Guest lecturers will also be invited to teach.
"The Islamic Studies faculty at AGTS can best be described as practitioner/scholars. The total experience of our faculty equals nearly 300 years of living and planting the church in global Muslim contexts. Our faculty travels the world of Islam yearly training and equipping the national church and engaging Muslim peoples. Experience the difference our practitioner/scholars will make in your life and ministry through the Summer Institute of Islamic Studies."
—Dr. Mark Hausfeld, former AGTS President and Professor of Urban Studies at AGTS.
Islamic Studies Concentration
A concentration can be completed within the following AGTS degree programs by taking four courses (12 credits) in Islamic studies.
- Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies
- Master of Divinity
- Doctor of Ministry
Courses are three credits each. Two courses can be taken each week. A brief summary of the basic beliefs and practices of orthodox Islam will be given in the first lecture of each course. Each student should prepare the pre-class work in order to make class time more valuable. The course syllabi will be listed on-line at the AGTS website: Here
July 2-7:
|Dr. Fred Farrokh
|8:00 – 12:00
|MCCM 545 Engaging Islam: An Introduction.
|Dr. Mark Hausfeld
|1:00 – 5:00
|MCCM 639-01 Sp. Stu. In Missions: Ministry to Muslims in an Urban Context
July 9-13:
|Dr. Mark Hausfeld filling in for Dr. Don McCurry this year due to illness
|8:00 – 12:00
|MCCM 554 Folk Islam and Power Encounter
|Dr. Fred Farrokh
|1:00 – 5:00
|MHTM/THEM 649 Christian-Muslim Theological Issues
"I had a wonderful experience at the Summer Institute for Islamic Studies. I chose to go because of the quality of the professors and their experience ministering to the Muslim community. Also, the format and the time frame of the course was very user-friendly for me as a campus pastor. A one-week block course in the middle of the summer made it easy for me to attend…. I am really grateful that we have resources like this at AGTS: quality training that is at the forefront of kingdom advancement, available, and affordable."
–Johnny Hauck, Campus Pastor
SIIS Courses
July 2-7, 2018
Engaging Islam: An Introduction (MCCM 545)
8 a.m.–Noon
Engaging Islam will provide an overview of Islam, including its historical background, development, growth, and diversity and why there is such worldwide appeal. The course will examine the main beliefs and practices of Muslims, noting similarities and crucial differences with Christianity. This course will include the beliefs and practices of formal and folk Islam, Islamic sects, the identity of women, Islam in the United States, global Islam today and bridges for communicating with Muslims. The final goal is to assist Christians who engage Muslims to recognize both the challenges and opportunities present when sharing with Muslims. Special attention will be given to prayer, developing a Christ like attitude toward Muslims and how to effectively minister to them.
Dr. Fred Farrokh (AGTS '14)
Dr. Fred Farrokh is an Iranian-American of Muslim family background. Born in the United States, Dr. Farrokh met Jesus Christ as Savior in 1983 while reading the Bible. He currently serves as an International Trainer with Global Initiative: Reaching Muslim Peoples. He graduated with a PhD in Intercultural Studies from AGTS in 2014, with his dissertation on Muslim Identity.
Ministry to Muslims in an Urban Context (MCCM 639-01) 1–5 p.m.
Often we think of Islam in some far-flung dessert. However, Islam was born in a vibrant city of worship and trade. Muslims today are increasingly found in major urban contexts globally. This course will discuss the growth of Islam in world-class cities, why this is happening, how to engage Muslim peoples in such settings and what needs to be done to effectively minister to Muslims as they are discovered in our urban world.
Dr. Mark Hausfeld (AGTS '94)
Dr. Mark Hausfeld currently serves as an Assemblies of God World missionary with Global Initiative as a consultant for Muslim immigrants and refugees and serves as a professor of Urban and Islamic Studies as AGTS. He has more than thirty years of pastoral and missionary experience both in the United States and abroad. Dr. Hausfeld received his BA from Evangel University, a M.Div. from AGTS and a Doctor of Ministry in Urban Missions from Northern Theological Seminary.
July 9-13, 2018
Folk Islam and Power Encounter (MCCM 554) 8 a.m.–Noon
A study of the development of popular Islam within the world of official Islam, emphasizing an understanding and analysis of the felt needs of ordinary Muslims. Special attention will be given to the role of spiritual power encounter as a tool in evangelizing Muslims.
Dr. Mark Hausfeld will fill in this year for Dr. Don McCurry due to illness. Please see Dr. Hausfeld's bio above.
After ministering for 18 years in Pakistan, Dr. Don McCurry taught at Fuller Theological Seminary for seven years. Simultaneously, he
founded and directed the Samuel Zwemer Institute of Muslim Studies. In 1988, Don founded Ministries to Muslims to train Christians for evangelism and church planting among Muslims. He has authored five books on ministry to Muslims.
Christian- Muslim Theological Issues (MHTM/THEM 649) 1–5 p.m.
An examination of the theological challenge of Islam and Christian response. Key theological differences will be studied with special emphasis being placed upon biblical answers. The purpose is to develop understanding of the congruencies and divergences between Christianity and Islam as a tool for communicating the Gospel to Muslims. The course will also address contemporary missiological controversies that are rooted in theology, such as: "Do Christians and Muslim worship the same God?" And, "Should the literal terms for "Father" and "Son" be used in Bible translations for Muslims?"
Dr. Fred Farrokh (AGTS '14)
Dr. Fred Farrokh is an Iranian-American of Muslim family background. Born in the United States, Dr. Farrokh met Jesus Christ as Savior in 1983 while reading through the Bible. He currently serves as an International Trainer with Global Initiative: Reaching Muslim Peoples.
He graduated with a PhD in Intercultural Studies from AGTS in 2014, with his dissertation on Muslim Identity.
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Tuition Costs (Full payment is required by Monday, July 2nd, 2018.)
|Full credit (3 credits, AGTS admission required)
|$1695.00 per course
plus applicable fees
|Seminar (noncredit, no AGTS admission required)
|$423.75 per person, per course
|Appointed AGWM/AGUSM (other commissioning body, i.e. IMB) missionaries only (noncredit, no AGTS admission required)
|$222 per person, per course
There will be a non-negotiable fee of $79 per week, for each participant (to include alumni using their annual free course audit); to cover food costs for lunches and morning/afternoon breaks (with snacks and drinks). This fee will be included in the final billing for each participant.
Students are responsible for making their own housing arrangements. A limited number of rooms will be available on campus, through EU Guest Housing, on a first-come-first-serve basis. Please contact Deb Gehris (email@example.com) to make room reservations. Alternatively, see the list of discounted Springfield area accommodations: Here
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WVNCC | West Virginia Northern Community College
Students entering technical programs, including those that lead to jobs in the oil and gas industry, can take advantage of more than $150,000 in scholarships at West Virginia Northern Community College.
"We want students to know they can apply for a scholarship to enter the Petroleum Technology program at Northern, for example, and get their tuition and fees covered," Dr. Martin J. Olshinsky, president of WVNCC, said. "Northern has benefitted from the generosity of several businesses that have donated funds for scholarships, and those funds in many cases have been matched by the state of West Virginia."
Scholarship funds are available for the following majors: Petroleum Technology, Mechatronics, Health Science, Culinary Arts, Computer Information Technology and Welding Technology-Board of Governors option. To learn more about these scholarships, contact Kelly Dlesk, financial aid counselor, at 304-214-8842, or go online to www.wvncc.edu and click on Offices/Services to access financial aid and scholarship details.
Scholarship funds have been assembled because of the following donations to the WVNCC Foundation:
- Noble Energy, for students entering petroleum related fields, total of $72,000 with state match.
- Chevron Fund through the Community Foundation for the Upper Ohio Valley, for Marshall County high school seniors entering technical fields, $18,240 with state match.
- EQT Foundation, $24,000 for purchase of virtual welders to take to middle and high schools in Wetzel County to demonstrate the concept of welding.
- Ken Dennis Fund through the Community Foundation for the Upper Ohio Valley, $19,438 with state match to support students from Belmont County in Ohio and Ohio County in West Virginia to participate in technical programs.
- An anonymous $10,000 donation, matched by the state, to benefit high school seniors taking technology classes, including Allied Health.


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KorAm Bank on the march
KORAM Bank swung into focus as the battle for a controlling stake in South Korea's sixth-largest lender lifted the shares.
Emerging markets lender Standard Chartered, which owns about 10% of KorAm, wants to buy more shares, a central bank official was quoted saying. Those comments put 600 won or 4.2% on the target company, with its shares trading at 15,000 won.
Standard Chartered is understood to be vying for a 36.6% stake in KorAm put on block by The Carlyle Group, which bought in three years ago and is now seeking a profitable exit. The stake has been valued at about £580m.
Citigroup, the US banking giant, and the increasingly acquisitive investment arm of the Singapore government, Temasek, are also in the running. The Temasek team has roped in assistance from Kookmin Bank, South Korea's top lender, although the exact nature of their partnership is unclear.
Also in the running - at least in the early stages - was HSBC. But recent comments from its chairman have cast some doubt on the British group's willingness to stay in the contest.
'Some of the players are financial investors who have high price expectations,' Sir John Bond said at a strategy briefing late last month, in what was taken as a reference to Carlyle. 'Acquisitions look pricey [in South Korea].'
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Alexandre Paulo created COUCHDB-1469: ---------------------------------------- Summary: Filtered replication dies with criteria values not "root" Key: COUCHDB-1469 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COUCHDB-1469 Project: CouchDB Issue Type: Question Components: Replication Affects Versions: 1.2 Reporter: Alexandre Paulo Priority: Minor << Excuse my english... I am portuguese >> I have a document structure that goes like this: { "Location": { "City": ..., "Region": ..., "Country": ... } } I'd like to replicate my documents based on "Region", so, I wrote a filter function with if (doc.Location.Region && doc.Location.Region == ...) { return true; } else { return false; } But the replication dies with {"error":"changes_reader_died"} I tested my function as a Map function on a view, just replacion "return true" with "emit (true)" and "return false" with "emit (false)" and it works fine. After some testing I came to the conclusion that the replication filter function works fine with first-level fields (e.g. "doc.field") but dies with multi-level fields (e.g. "doc.parent.field") In other words it does not compute "doc.Location.Region" on my filter function. I had to change my document structure to have "doc.Region". Now my questions: - is this a bug or is it intended to work this way? - if it is intended why is it allowed on Map functions, but not on filter functions? Thanks a lot! << Excuse my english... I am portuguese >> -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators: https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ContactAdministrators!default.jspa For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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The Shareholders' Nomination Board, established by Stora Enso's Annual General Meeting (AGM), will propose to the AGM to be held on 28 March 2018 that the company's Board of Directors shall have nine (9) members.
The Shareholders' Nomination Board proposes that of the current members of the Board of Directors – Anne Brunila, Jorma Eloranta, Elisabeth Fleuriot, Hock Goh, Christiane Kuehne, Richard Nilsson, Göran Sandberg, and Hans Stråberg be re-elected members of the Board of Directors until the end of the following AGM and that Antti Mäkinen be elected new member of the Board of Directors for the same term of office.
The Shareholders' Nomination Board proposes that Jorma Eloranta be elected Chairman and Hans Stråberg be elected Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors.
Mikael Mäkinen has announced that he is not available for re-election to the Board of Directors.
"Mikael Mäkinen has during his tenure as a member of the Board of Directors since 2010 had a positive impact on what Stora Enso has become today. Mikael has also been a valuable member of the Financial and Audit Committee contributing to the work of the Committee. I would like to thank Mikael warmly for all his work for Stora Enso," says Jorma Eloranta, Stora Enso's Board Chairman and member of the Shareholders' Nomination Board.
Antti Mäkinen, LL.M., born 1961, Finnish citizen, has a strong business background in the banking and financial sector and since May 2017 acts as the CEO of Solidium Oy. Previous working experience includes several leading management positions within Nordea Corporate & Investment Banking, most notably as Head of Corporate Finance in Finland, Head of Strategic Coverage unit and as Co-Head for Corporate & Investment Banking, Finland (2010 – 2017). Prior to this Mäkinen acted as CEO of eQ Corporation and its main subsidiary eQ Bank Ltd. (2005 – 2009). Mäkinen is a Board member of Rake Oy and acts as chairman or a member of the shareholders' nomination boards of several listed companies. He is independent of the company, but not independent of the company's significant shareholders due to his position as the CEO of Solidium Oy.
The Shareholders' Nomination Board proposes to the AGM that the annual remuneration for the members of the Board of Directors be increased by approximately 3 percent and be paid as follows :
Board of Directors
Vice Chairman
The Shareholders' Nomination Board also proposes that the annual remuneration for the members of the Board of Directors, be paid in Company shares and cash so that 40% will be paid in Stora Enso R shares to be purchased on the Board members' behalf from the market at a price determined in public trading, and the rest in cash. The shares will be purchased within two weeks from the publication of the interim report for the period 1 January 2018 – 31 March 2018 or as soon as possible in accordance with applicable legislation. The Company will pay any costs and transfer tax related to the purchase of Company shares.
The Shareholders' Nomination Board proposes further that the annual remuneration for the members of the Financial and Audit Committee, the Remuneration Committee and the Sustainability and Ethics Committee be correspondingly increased by approximately 3 percent and be paid as follows :
Financial and Audit Committee
Remuneration Committee
Sustainability and Ethics Committee
The Shareholders' Nomination Board during its working period 2017–2018 comprised four members : Jorma Eloranta (Chairman of the Board), Hans Stråberg (Vice Chairman of the Board) and two other members appointed by the two largest shareholders, namely Harri Sailas (Solidium Oy) and Marcus Wallenberg (FAM AB). Marcus Wallenberg was elected Chairman of the Shareholders' Nomination Board.
The main tasks of the Shareholders' Nomination Board were to prepare the proposals for the AGM in 2018 concerning Board members and their remuneration. The Shareholders' Nomination Board convened 5 times during its working period 2017–2018. Each member of the Shareholders' Nomination Board attended all the meetings.
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Livvy is going great with her new car. Well done, Livvy 🙂 She is driving herself to work now and it feels fantastic not to have to be a taxi driver anymore.
It has been good to get back into the garden again after having a holiday from it all over the winter months. The garden is starting to colour with a few flowers …
… and our hazel has had its very first catkin.
After all the rain we have had lately, there are lots of fungi about. Here are a few… (Hover your mouse over the photos to see some of their names)
And a few more…..
And last but not least – Eric. Thankfully, his little escapade of the other night hasn't upset him at all and he is still eating well and keeping his weight more or less steady. He nows weighs in at 1008g.


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Some friend you turned out to be. You decide to tell my boyfriend everything from my past. Honey you have more skeletons in your closet than I will ever have. I dont think my past has anything to do with my future, but thanks. I guess you couldnt stand the fact that I am finally happy.


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Roberto Perez
Cardio Salsa & Latin Movement
Wednesday 6:30-7:30pm
Sunday 1-2pm
Learn Salsa steps, syncopations & Latin movement direct from the streets of Havana in an aerobic class format! Zumba certified! NO experience or partner necessary! Drop-ins welcome!
Roberto is the Executive Director, Co-founder, Performer, Instructor, Choreographer, and DJ of Havana Nights Latin Dance. Roberto was born and raised in the heart of one of the most musical city in the world, La Habana de Cuba, where the dances Mambo, Cha-cha-cha, Son, Danzon and Guaguanco were first introduced along with "Casino" – the traditional way of dancing to the music known worlwide as "Salsa." From an early age Roberto was introduced to Cuban rhythms and movement by his mother and step-sister, who was a professional dancer at the Academia de Danza in the famous Tropicana Cabaret in Havana. During the mid-nineties, while living in South America, he stared dancing in shows and cabarets, including one of the most famous Salsa festivals in the world, "Festival de Cali", Colombia. Upon his arrival Syracuse, he immediately started spreading his love for Salsa, and other Latin American dances and music, throughout Central New York as a member of the Latin Club at Syracuse University and as host of the Latino radio show "Nosotros". Roberto now teaches classes which weave Cardio Salsa, SalsAerobics, and traditional Cuban movement into a dynamic and exciting class full of exotic musical flavors. The routines feature aerobic interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body utilizing easy to follow dance steps.
Ciara Cunningham
Vinyasa Flow
Monday 7:15-8:30pm
Wednesday 10-11:15am
Friday 7:15-8:30pm
Ciara Marie Cunningham has been practicing yoga since 2005 when she took her first classes at the CNY Yoga Center (now Dharma Yoga Syracuse) with Saraswati Om. At the time she was an antsy teenager struggling with asthma and anxiety, and yoga provided an undeniable, almost-instant relief. Fast forward to Glasgow, Scotland in 2014: as her husband was undergoing treatment for a brain tumor, Ciara found a renewed passion for yoga and general wellness through movement, and a resolution to share that passion with others. Since her introduction to Ashtanga yoga under the guidance of teachers Kyle Gray, Gemma Maryan, and Colette Forrest-Bosque, she recommitted to a daily practice that incorporates elements of both Ashtanga and yin yoga. Upon moving back to Syracuse in 2016, she completed her RYT-200 Teacher Training through the Boston Yoga School's adjunct program at O Yoga Syracuse; she shifted her life whole-heartedly towards making movement more accessible to everyone in her community. She has studied with teachers like Kevin Courtney, Ame Wren and Josh Summers.
Discovering a healthy balance of active and passive in practice, and seeing where one can build upon and maintain healthy and functional movement, is one of the things Ciara enjoys exploring the most in her personal practice. Ciara's classes tend to place an emphasis on connecting mindful breath with playful sequencing as you explore personal edges of sensation and ranges of motion. She likes to incorporate music in her practice, and tends to teach a "vinyasa to yin" style — starting by building heat, then ending the class at a slower, more restorative pace.
Monique Williams
Saturday 9-10am
Monique has been doing african dance for over 20 years. She currently dances with Wacheva Cultural Arts Dance Studio and is an active member of Adanfo African Dance Ensemble. Her passion for dance and wanting to live a healthier lifestyle led her to become Zumba Certified in July 2016. She now assists with Amani Bowale youth african dance troupe, located at Southwest Community Center in Syracuse, NY. She is also a CNA, has an associates in Clinical Medical Assistant, and is an ItWorks Distributor. In her spare time, she continues to promote and support healthy living in the community. She and her husband, Tony, reside locally where they are raising their 4 children. Monique from Syracuse, NY
Sara Marsh
Elemental Hoop Dance
Sunday 2:30-3:30pm
Sara is a certified Elemental Hoop Dance teacher. Influenced by the natural world and meditative practice, Elemental Hoop Dance enables people to channel the fertile restorative energy of the five elements. Sarah's teaching provides a vehicle for her to be in service to others' vitality, supporting them as they learn the joy of this self-empowering dance process! As a safe practice of communication with an "external other", dancing with a hoop offers deep personal, as well as relational, therapy. Termed as a "flow art", hoop dance practice has the ability to soothe and relax a person's tense muscles into smooth an natural form, along with a their emotions and boundaries. Occurring simultaneous, through repetitive movement, a restructuring of the neural pathways can occur, supporting mental anatomy towards re-alignment with grace.
In class, we create a depth of rich communal hoop dance language, focusing equally on "vocabulary" and "inflection". "Vocabulary" is learned through trick technique. "Inflection" is honored through individual, authentic, expression of flow. Inspired by experience with meditation, ritual, yoga and Qi gong, Sarah weaves components of all throughout class. Sarah's goal as a teacher is to hold supportive and nurturing space for each student so that they may leave class feeling full, empowered and deeper rooted in their unique beauty.
"It is my perspective that I am a healer, and so are you! By this I mean that through focused intention and careful practice, I have the ability to heal myself and so do you. Elemental Hoop Dance can be a great practice of healing. I hope you choose to join me in the Dance!"


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Just one woman's journey to slow down and smell the roses...even if she had to make them herself...
Monday, May 3, 2010
Motherhood to me...
follow, the writer asked us to find a picture of our children or our mothers or all of us together that really represents motherhood to us. So I started digging around in my photos. Granted, I don't have many photos. Not having a camera does that. However, on this day, Lil Mr. V and I were running around the house. He with his "cape" that we fashioned out of a little blanket, and me chasing after him. We were having such a good time, we came to the desk and shot a quick webcam photo. For me, THIS is motherhood. He's grinning and having fun. I'm laughing along with him. And though it's FAR from perfect, it is a precious picture because of the memory of him being the "Caped Crusader" before he really even knows what superheros are. Mother's Day is this coming weekend. Just sit back and think of how great it is to be a Mom. Or just how lucky you are to have/had one. I know I'm blessed by having the Mom that I do and by having the son that I have. :)
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I love your positive attitude! I will be visiting your blog again!!ReplyDelete
adorable! I am going to do it too!ReplyDelete
Thank you, Ms. Bonni for stopping by. :) The more the merrier, I say!ReplyDelete
I really liked the idea, Ms. C.Michele. It was really harder to do than I thought. I'll be honest, I wanted to gravitate to the more professionally done pictures, but for me that wasn't motherhood. :) Motherhood isn't perfect, it's little stolen moments like this one. And I kept coming back to this one and this one is the "perfect" one. :)
Good post. I agree that "mom moments" are usually best defined "in the moment." And who doesn't love capes made out of blankets?! ;-)ReplyDelete
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Note to felters: BFL wool is a nice choice for wet felted items that will get more wear--pillows, shoes, hats, etc--but also soft enough for next to the skin items.
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Frigidaire dishwasher in action
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|Post# 859862   1/3/2016 at 18:38 (954 days old) by washman (Butler, PA)
My contractor grade Lowes sourced Frig in action. I cannot film inside due to lack of equipment but I attempted to capture the sounds as it shifts from lower to upper arm.
With a full load as you saw, it is relatively quiet. The cycle selected is the one I use 99% of the time.
Cascade Platinum paks are used exclusively as they give me the best cleaning results. The Finish tabs, as recommended by the mfr, just don't deliver the goods. My dad uses the Finish tabs exclusively in his kitchenaid along with much softer water and gets good results.
Silverware, stainless pasta pan, coffee carafe, cups, glasses, 3 plates, gooped up bowl used to make flapjacks, bowls with dried on ice cream, tomato sauce, cereal and 2 ashtrays make up this load. Bob load? Not sure if it qualifies.
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|Post# 859871 , Reply# 1   1/3/2016 at 19:17 (954 days old) by Joeypete (Concord, NH)
My Frigidaire sounds similar with the alternating spray arms. The lower on mine is the Blade Spray so it sounds slightly different. I've had great results with it. I'm very happy.
I have used Finish tabs exclusively for the past several years but recently I bought some of the Sam's pacs and the work pretty well I must say. I add a wee bit of STPP to each load too. Keeps the inside of the dishwasher nice and clean.
|Post# 859883 , Reply# 2   1/3/2016 at 20:40 (953 days old) by Frigilux (The Minnesota Prairie)
Your Frigidaire is impressively quiet for a contractor-grade machine. Cascade Platinum pacs do the best job in my dishwasher, as well.
Ashtrays are a challenge for the upper rack. I'd forgotten how a bit of mashed-in ash would sometimes be left behind---even in soft water. Hard to believe it's been well over a decade since my last Merit.
|Post# 859888 , Reply# 3   1/3/2016 at 21:31 (953 days old) by washman (Butler, PA)
It does get the ashtrays clean frig, even in top rack. Also dries much better than the landlord supplied GE at the condo.
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|Post# 859890 , Reply# 4   1/3/2016 at 22:43 (953 days old) by mark_wpduet (Lexington KY)
at that under loaded machine.....LOL
but it does sound like a lot of action going on inside. I have hard water and I use finish powerball with no problems at all, although I've heard Cacade Platinum is best, but some people say it leaves your dishes with a detergent taste? I dunno, I've never tried it.....but many people here use it, so I doubt that reviewer.
|Post# 859941 , Reply# 5   1/4/2016 at 06:43 (953 days old) by joeypete (Concord, NH)
I run mine everyday and sometimes it's def not a full load. I try to use the Top Rack (Energy Saver) cycle when it's not full. I'll space everything out evenly so the sprays can do a better job since it's a shorter cycle. But even on "Normal" Heated Wash...it runs typically for maybe 1 hour 15-20 minutes. Top Rack is just over an hour. It doesn't just use the top rack spray though...which is weird, but whatever. lol
|Post# 859962 , Reply# 6   1/4/2016 at 08:10 (953 days old) by Johnb300m (Chicago)
|Post# 859966 , Reply# 7   1/4/2016 at 08:27 (953 days old) by washdaddy (Baltimore)
I have that same machine, but in white. It does an Ok job as far as I'm concerned. I only run it when it's full. I don't heavily pre-rinse anything- basic scraping before loading for the most part. I use Finish Quantum and have been pretty satisfied. There are times it misses something. But I have to say that my machine is quieter than the one in the video. I always use the Normal cycle, with heat boost, and hot dry. Cycle times are about 2:15. I always run the machine when I go to bed and unload when I get up.
|Post# 860008 , Reply# 8   1/4/2016 at 14:29 (953 days old) by GELaundry4ever (Killeen tx USA)
I saw your dishwasher video. I must say from the sounds of it, that is deent wash action.
|Post# 860010 , Reply# 9   1/4/2016 at 14:31 (953 days old) by GELaundry4ever (Killeen tx USA)
I wonder what type of pump this dishwasher uses.
|Post# 860020 , Reply# 10   1/4/2016 at 15:10 (953 days old) by johnb300m (Chicago)
This is the current style of Frigidaire main wash pump. Some are slightly different, but are the same Johnson Electric architecture.
Pump impeller up front.
Grinding chamber in back.
The much older, Askoll-sourced pumps looked something like this.
|Post# 860024 , Reply# 11   1/4/2016 at 15:16 (953 days old) by washman (Butler, PA)
|Post# 881664 , Reply# 12   5/21/2016 at 12:47 (815 days old) by GELaundry4ever (Killeen tx USA)
I plan on getting my dad a Frigidaire dishwasher model fbd2400kw. I also plan on trying the cascade platinum packs in the lemon burst scent. I do have plenty of their sister rinse agent.
|Post# 881676 , Reply# 13   5/21/2016 at 15:15 (815 days old) by washman (Butler, PA)
|Post# 884819 , Reply# 14   6/12/2016 at 23:51 (792 days old) by GELaundry4ever (Killeen tx USA)
Here's a video of the inside of a Frigidaire dishwasher.
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|Post# 884831 , Reply# 15   6/13/2016 at 02:38 (792 days old) by foraloysius (Leeuwarden, the Netherlands)
|Post# 884977 , Reply# 16   6/13/2016 at 19:15 (792 days old) by cuffs054 (MONTICELLO, GA)
GEL, not only is it not turning but mine runs that arm much longer. Have you checked to see if the top sprayer has "blown" off? Mine does it all the time and I super glue it back together. Either way, you got issues. I have never had a better DW than this "Professional" model FD.
|Post# 884989 , Reply# 17   6/13/2016 at 20:49 (791 days old) by GELaundry4ever (Killeen tx USA)
How about this one?
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|Post# 885097 , Reply# 18   6/14/2016 at 11:31 (791 days old) by cuffs054 (MONTICELLO, GA)
My FD DW has a "trident" lower arm that I guess was short lived. Sad, cause it does the job.


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Gaya To The Big Leagues? I Think Yeah!/
FSX/P3D. Well shiver me timbers and blow me down! Gaya Simulations is really looking to take this community by storm with the upcoming Genova scenery. I remember back during the early days of freeware ISD sceneries in FS2002/04 and thinking how good this scenery looked. Clearly, it's easy to see all they were lacking when looking at the above image. Looks like we could have another Thessaloniki type destination on our hands cementing the fact that airports alone are not enough to fulfill our appetites. Full speed ahead for Gaya Simulations!


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Cobalt Networks, Inc. is a leading developer of server appliances that enable organizations to establish an online presence easily, cost effectively, and reliably. Cobalt's product lines -- the Cobalt Qube, Cobalt Cache, Cobalt RaQ, and Cobalt NASRaQ -- are widely used as Internet and Web hosting server appliances at businesses, Internet Service Providers, and educational institutions. Cobalt's solutions are delivered through a global network of distributors, value-added resellers and ISPs. Founded in 1996, Cobalt Networks, Inc. ( http://www.cobaltnet.com ) is located in Mountain View, California-the heart of Silicon Valley -- with international offices in Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands.
About Concentric Network Corporation
Concentric Network Corporation provides complete, easy-to-use Internet business solutions for small- to medium-sized companies and customized Virtual Private Network and data center services for larger organizations. Concentric's portfolio of services for small- to medium-sized companies includes high-speed DSL access, Web hosting and e-commerce. For larger enterprises, the company offers dedicated Web hosting and data center services. Concentric is the first application infrastructure provider, offering a suite of infrastructure services that enable application service providers to deliver applications and Web-based services over the Internet or a VPN.
Concentric's VPN solutions enable an organization to securely and reliably communicate with its offices, mobile sales force, business partners, vendors and customers. Concentric's services rely on a high-performance, ATM-based network that covers North America, and through various partnerships, reaches internationally. Concentric also operates state-of-the-art hosting centers at strategic locations across the U.S. All Concentric services are backed by 24 hour/7 days a week customer support, and many are backed by strong service level agreements.
The company has received Most Innovative ISP two-years in a row from Inter@ctive Week, and recently received two Well-Connected Awards from Network Computing for Most Innovative Service Provider of the Year and for Best Enterprise Internet Service Provider for ConcentricHost(TM). Deloitte & Touche recently ranked Concentric the 6th fastest growing technology company in Silicon Valley, as part of their Fast 50 Program. The company consistently receives top ratings by Inverse Network Technology, an independent research firm that grades the performance of network service providers each month. Traded on NASDAQ under the symbol "CNCX," Concentric Network is headquartered in San Jose, Calif., with operations offices in Southern California, Chicago, Il., St. Louis, Mo., and Saginaw, Mich., along with sales and channel support across the U.S. For more information, access the company's Web site at http://www.concentric.net or contact Public Relations at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Concentric has reached an agreement to acquire Internet Technology Group plc (AIM: ITH.L), a leading provider of Internet access and hosting for businesses in the UK. The acquisition is subject to Internet Technology Group shareholder, court and regulatory approvals and is currently expected to close in the fourth quarter of 1999.
This press release contains forward looking statements regarding Concentric's proposed acquisition of Internet Technology Group plc (ITG), and the potential benefits to be realized by the combined groups, including but not limited to expansion of Internet services into Europe, that are subject to risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those described in the forward looking statements as a result of a number of factors, including the requirement for Internet Technology Group stockholder, court and regulatory approval, and the ability of the combined groups to successfully integrate and expand their service offerings.
NOTE: Concentric Network Corporation and the Concentric logo are registered trademarks. Cobalt Networks, Cobalt Qube, Cobalt Cache, Cobalt RaQ and Cobalt NASRaQ are trademarks of Cobalt Networks, Inc. All other product names are trademarks of their respective owners.
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2015 Audi R8
The first halo car from German carmaker was introduced in 2006. Audi R8 continued where Quattro stopped 15 years before that. Concept for the R8 was unveiled in Le Mans 10 years ago, and now car enters the second generation with 2015 year model. The 2015 Audi R8 will be easy to notice with its more angular style and modern design. On the other hand, interior will be pretty similar to the TT's concept. People in Audi are working fast to launch 2015 R8 as soon as possible, because of their competitors, especially Porsche.
2015 Audi R8 redesign
Audi is trying to make a brand car in the sport car market. It must be precise and very drivable to be ready to get into supercar lineup. Also, one of the obstacle could be competition which is way ahead. But, we can't judge until we see the progress of 2015 Audi R8. This supercar from Audi will be built by using of light materials. That should drop car's weight and with it MPG rate will jump. Current R8 has 1689 pounds total, but it is certain that number will be reduced. Second generation of Audi R8 will use again the mid-engine platform (also used as replacement for the Lamborghini Gallardo). It is believed that this one will be called Deimos.
2015 Audi R8 engine
It is not decided yet what will be under the hood of the 2015 Audi R8. Anyway, some leaked information are telling us that it will be natural to have this supercar with twin-turbo V-8 and a naturally aspirated V-10 as two drivetrains for new generation of R8. There are also strong rumors that we will have new R8 as a plug-in hybrid. Also there is an option to keep current diesel-powered R8. Last engine culminated as R8 V-12 TDI concept. Gearbox should return the S-tronic seven-speed dual-clutch automatic. For the enthusiast, there are preparations for the six-speed manual transmission.
2015 Audi R8 release and price
We can expect 2015 Audi R8 in second half of 2015 as model for that or there is small possibility to be a 2016 year model. Expect the price to be somewhere near $120.000.
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Extreme Barbie Jeep Racing: No Other Title Needed
This is what it would look like if Malibu Barbie came from Arkansas:
The premise is simple enough: Start at the top of the hill in one of those little kid cars. You finish when both you and (most of) the car cross the finish line. Everything else that happens between the two is more or less okay.
If you lose a tire on the way down, that is, at most, a minor handicap. If your Little Rock Barbie Jeep won't roll, you pick it up and you run. If you won't run with it, then you swim.
Really, the brave ones are the fans standing within inches of a tiny plastic Jeep catapulting directly into their faces.
A tiny critique, though: Would it not be better to have something at the bottom of the hill other than the hard, unyielding front of a Jeep? I mean, that's asking for a pretty serious head injury.
Well, after the end, if your Jeep survived you could always take it to class.
And by the way, at the end, did anyone really doubt the inevitable victory of the ATV?
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Here is the photo that will go in this years Best Companies Guide.
Best Companies has developed a rigorous way to assess what it's like to work for a company. It's not rocket science!
Here is last years profile. 92% OF STAFF AGREED I believe I can make a valuable contribution to the success of this organisation. 92% OF STAFF AGREED My team is fun to work with. 90% OF STAFF AGREED I feel that my manager talks openly and honestly with me.


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This is the sanitarium in which the novella takes place. Primarily for patients with tuberculosis, the sanitarium also accepts patients with other ailments. Einfried enjoys an excellent reputation, but its failures (in the form of deceased patients) are significantly downplayed and generally not acknowledged.
Tristan and Isolde
This story of the ill-fated lovers, but specifically Wagner's opera, is seen by Mr. Spinell as a parallel for his relationship with Gabriele Kloterjahn. Gabriele, at his insistence, plays the complete opera on the piano, and is greatly weakened by the effort.
This plays a somewhat dangerous role in the novella, in the form of Mr. Spinell. A writer, Mr. Spinell lives his life outside the realm of reality, and chooses to idealize and romanticize things as opposed to seeing them as they really are. We never find out what Mr. Spinell suffers from, and it is implied...
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dis wrote:
I saw the stone roses a couple of years ago at the etihad. I love them, but fuck me it was so dissappointing.
I've been in the mood for elbow recently.
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jp761 wrote:
I found the CD up earlier and had a play! Here's a few from it.
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guest wrote:'Hands of Time' - Groove Armada featuring Richie Havens. A voice like smooth chocolate.
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