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"If you do what you love you will never work another day in your life"
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"I always wanted to become an interior designer", Lorraine confesses and explains how from a very young age she was determined to make her dream come true. However Lorraine's parents did not have the funds to support their daughters career aspirations at the time and so it wasn't until many years later, that Lorraine finally got to embrace her passion again.
Life isn't a straight line, it takes us on detours and presents us with hurdles that we must overcome. Lorraine and Ross' story isn't any different in that kind of way.
Lorraine worked successfully for many years in the banking industry in Bendigo, Victoria. Over the years, she dived in and out of many industries and careers, all of them with a strong customer focus.
She met Ross, they fell in love and soon became the dream team they are today. It was when they built their first home together that Lorraine discovered her devotion for decorations and creative assembles once again. No matter if interior or exterior finishes, from roof to ceiling and walls, Lorraine & Ross lived up to the challenge of designing their home and turned it into something special. The experience should prepare them for what was yet to come.
In July 1982 the Two had enough of the often cold and miserable weather in Bendigo and moved their lives to sunny Queensland, where they successfully launched their own Springcrest Window Furnishings Business in Rockhampton. With Ross managing head office operations and Lorraine over-seeing the company's showroom, they helped many clients bring their ideas to life.
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An examination of communication by students on Wolverhampton Online Learning Framework (WOLF) in the teaching of sensitive subjects: Does using WOLF prohibit or promote communication and thus learning?
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Thursday, December 24, 2009
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Oddly, it felt like we've met everyday. We didn't miss each other. Yeah, it's maybe because, we talk through phone calls like EVERYDAY. She's like a soulmate which I can't escape from.
Oh well, anyway the rest of the pics show me having a little christmas celebration at my friend's restaurant, black cat. And, it was an awesome night. We had a chance to sing a couple christmas songs, and though some were awful but we enjoyed the rest of the night. Thanks to maggie, brenda, and CHIKA who made my day :)
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In Mecca, rapid new construction has already destroyed hundreds of historic monuments. Now, reports the Independent, even the site where Mohamed is said to have been born is about to be replaced by a huge royal palace.
The multi-year, multi-billion dollar project centers around the expansion of Mecca's Grand Mosque to increase its capacity to handle the millions of pilgrims who come to Mecca for the Hajj pilgrimage.
But many are shocked at the destruction of hundreds of historic buildings and monuments to make way for the Grand Mosque's expansion. According to the Washington-based Gulf Institute, some 95 per cent of Mecca's 1,000 year-old buildings have already been destroyed, slated for replacement by luxury hotels, apartments, and shopping malls.
Dr. Irfan Alawi of the UK-based Islamic Heritage Research Foundation, one of the few voices to dare publicly oppose the destruction, said that even the House of Mawlid, believed to be where Mohamed was born in AD570, is likely to be destroyed before the end of the year. It will be replaced by a new royal palace to be built for King Abdullah, the formal custodian of the mosque, for his visits to Mecca.
Many critics of the construction process are unwilling to come forward publicly for fear of being targeted by the regime.
There is a religious component to the destruction of the historic buildings. In the strict Wahhabi version of Islam under which Saudi Arabia is ruled, worship of any object or saint is prohibited as being idolatrous, a rule taken very seriously by the Saudis even for buildings with religious-historical significance.
The area of the House of Mawlid has now been closed to pilgrims. Signs on the building warn worshippers against praying. "There is no proof that Prophet Mohamed (peace be upon him) was born in this place, so it is forbidden to make this place specific for praying, supplicating or get blessing [sic]," it says.
According to Dr. Alawi, religious police are posted outside the house to prevent worshipping. "The site of the Prophet's birthplace has again come under imminent threat of being permanently forgotten under concrete and marble," Dr. Alawi said.
He explained that round-the-clock construction is vastly expanding the mosque and the palace. "They have finished the expansion on one side of the mosque. The royal palace, which will be five times bigger than the current royal palace, is to be built into the side of a mountain and will overlook the mosque.
"Between now and December the library and the rooms of the House of Mawlid are likely be built over. It's inevitable that it will happen. It will be history. It will be gone. We are saying, 'Let us excavate that house and preserve these rooms that are still there'."
Wahhabi hardliners have even suggested removing Mohamed's tomb in Medina to prevent it from becoming an object of worship. But other Middle East Muslims rebelled against that suggestion, forcing a denial from the Saudi authorities that such plans were being considered.


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Saturday, June 22 - Tentative Etsy Opening
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Let me take you on a trip to San Juan County in southeastern Utah in the region proposed for the Bears Ears National Monument. You can stop your car almost anywhere, walk into the canyons, step over sagebrush, and duck under juniper tree branches. You can breathe in the antiquity.
I like this description. It's adapted from a travel column published in the Salt Lake Tribune nearly 70 years ago (May 16, 1948). The reporter, C.R. Sundwall, beckoned the reader to this part of southern Utah, which he found aloof to time, untrammeled, and storied by indigenous people. This was a region of distinct beauty, serenity and honor.
But wait. The next sentences in Sundwall's article are every bit as descriptive, but not for the good of the people or the land and, maybe, defensible in retrospect of the time.
Sundwall invited readers to "knock on the door to the nearest log home." There, he writes, "you can witness the ancient culture of the Indians personified in personal belongings scrounged from the lands." These "unbroken vases, pots other objects made by the Indians" have been "exhumed from ancient homes or from the burying ground of the Indians who roamed the land at the time of the cliff dweller, about 1200 AD."
Articles about San Juan County, published over the next decade, segue from the valuable items stolen from on the land — or close to its surface — to gouging the land for what lies below. The business page of the Ogden Standard-Examiner (June 26, 1953) reported that more than 125,000 acres of land in Southeastern Utah were leased within 10 days of a "blow-out" in a gas well drilled in the Bears Ears area of San Juan County. Four years later, Sinclair Oil & Gas Co. drilled a 4,300-foot Mississippian formation wildcat in this exact same area. A portion of the land was acquired from Salt Lake oilmen.
Looting and gas, oil and mineral exploration are not confined to the past. These were not signs for the time.
You would think that sensible reasonable people know that it's wrong to loot and rob. Yet, people continue to plunder the vases, pots and other objects from the Bears Ears region for selfish, personal gain. It's kind of like the actions of the thief who broke into my mother's house after my father had died and scrounged through her dresser, stealing items she had set aside in his memory. WWII medals, his favorite watch, and Catholic Rosary given to him by his own mother were connections from his life that she cherished.
You would think that oil and gas developers would be mindful of areas rich in cultural, historical and aesthetic value. OK, so I'm naive. Currently in San Juan County, there are 23 oil and gas producing operators on 524 currently producing wells on file. In 2014, oil production was at its highest since 1985 (40,911,258 BBL and 41,079,871 BBL, respectively). Oil and gas companies are pushing for new leases in the Bears Ears region, particularly on Cedar Mesa and Tank Mesa.
So, here we have a history in the Bears Ears region of San Juan County marked by looting native artifacts and increasing oil and gas exploration in fragile surroundings.
We are also at a time in history when we have a chance to learn from past misuse; we have a chance to preserve into perpetuity the canyons, surrounding sage and tree sprinkled lands and to keep the remaining artifacts where they belong and with whom they belong.
The Bears Ears National Monument proposed by a coalition of five tribes would protect 1.9 million acres of unprotected land, 100,000 archeological sites and 18 wilderness study areas and inventoried roadless areas. We have a chance to make good to a people and a land.
Well, let me take you on a trip to San Juan County in southeastern Utah. It's a beautiful place. It's a culturally cherished place. Let us not surrender to the "melancholy feeling" that possessed Weber County engineer J.C. Brown, when in 1923, he stood and viewed caves in the ledges along a canyon, realizing that this spectacular land and these remnants of ancient people could be doomed by the failure to protect them. We can't let that happen. National monument status is clearly the direction to travel.
Chris Fraizer is the managing editor of a magazine published locally for an international audience of public safety dispatchers and calltakers.


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In Summary "However, with all these crimes and corruption going on in the country, does the President deserve 71 per cent approval ratings?," he wondered. By By Bernard Lugongo
Dar es Salaam. President Jakaya Kikwete's performance approval rating has decreased among the citizens from 90 per cent in the year 2008 to 71 per cent last year, a new report says.
The survey, known as Afrobarometer, whose results were released yesterday, noted that such rating for the President was the lowest since such surveys began in the country between 1999 and 2001. About 2,400 people were interviewed in the countrywide survey.
The Afro barometer is a pan-African network of survey researchers and analysts and in each country has a national partner responsible for carrying out such surveys. For Tanzania the Policy Research for Development (Repoa) is the organisation that has been given the task.
The research, which is done in every four years, established that fewer mainlanders approve President Kikwete (71 per cent) than their Zanzibar counterparts (84 per cent)
When presented with the findings, Mr Stephen Mwombela, an assistant researcher with Repoa, said the Mainland approval rating for the President was 19 per cent less than it was in the previous survey of 2008 which was 90 per cent. Dr Abel Kinyondo, a senior researcher with Repoa said: "I am asking myself; is it because in 2008 the President was still in a honeymoon as he was just new in the post or what had he done in 2008 that he failed to do in 2012?"
"However, with all these crimes and corruption going on in the country, does the President deserve 71 per cent approval ratings?," he wondered.
Parliament's approval rating has also plummeted, according to the survey, from 37 per cent in the year 2008 to 32 per cent in 2012.
"More educated Tanzanians tend to disapprove Parliament more than those who are less educated," the report says.
However, majority of Tanzanians (about 61 per cent) approved the job that Parliament was doing.
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The Michigan Opera Theatre is amidst its production of "Pagliacci" at the Detroit Opera House. Opening night was last weekend and there are three more performances May 18, 19 and 20.
The opera, by Ruggero Leoncavallo and written in 1892, has been a mainstay of opera houses for over a century with history's great tenors each trying to make the broken-hearted clown their own. It was considered the signature role of the great Enrico Caruso. Luciano Pavarotti also played it numerous times.
It is also a frequently parodied role, perhaps because of our culture's love-hate relationship with clowns. An episode of "Seinfeld," for example, centered on a production of "Pagliacci," with a nemesis of Jerry Seinfeld's donning the clown suit while the cast was actually attending a production of the opera.
For those who have not seen the opera, which has not been performed in Detroit since 1985, the story revolves around Canio, a traveling clown with a show about a man whose wife, Nedda, is having an affair. But the lovely Nedda is having an actual affair. And during one of the show's performances, Canio veers from acting to real life, demanding that Nedda tell him the identity of her lover before fatally stabbing her. In her dying breath, she asks her lover, Silvio, to help her. With that information, the cuckolded clown stabs Silvio with the same knife. Nobody lives happier ever after here.
Pagliacci is a short opera, compared to many others, taking just two hours to perform with one intermission. It is often performed with another one-act opera, "Cavalleria Rusticana" by Mascagni. But the MOT did not do that, making it, frankly, a breezier evening of opera -- something a reviewer rarely gets to write.
Tenor Antonello Palombi, who performed the lead role on May 16, shares it with John Pickle, who will play the lead on May 18 and 20. Palombi, a former policeman in Florence, Italy, who was discovered at age 20, does a solid performance as Canio. It is not Palombi's first trip to Detroit, having previously played Radames in "Aida" at the MOT. Being an American tenor, Pickle gives a different look and feel to the role, in addition to his powerful voice.
Soprano Jill Gardner makes her MOT debut as Nedda, and does an excellent job of conveying the passionate, manipulative and often scornful Nedda with whom Canio, Silvio and her co-star in the traveling show, Tonio, are all obsessed.
Kudos to director Bernard Uzan who has tinkered with the oft-performed opera to give it some new energy. There is a 10-minute pantomime at the start of the second act, a device Uzan first tried at The Seattle Opera in 2008, that is meant to be a flashback scene telling the backstory of how Canio discovered Nedda as a starving orphan. It shows the sort of Pygmalion relationship between the two. Uzan borrowed the music for the scene from Leoncavallo's "Zaza" to keep it true to the author/composer's own hand.
"Pagliacci" shows 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 18-19, and 2:30 p.m. May 20 at the Detroit Opera House, 1526 Broadway, Detroit. Tickets $29-$121. Call 313-237-7464 or visit www.motopera.org.


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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland should lower its "surprising" level of state control over the economy, particularly in the banking and energy sectors, and speed up privatizations, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development's president said on Tuesday.
The ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party, which won the 2015 parliamentary election, has called a halt to privatizations and questioned the rationale and pricing of the previous centrist government's sales.
Instead, state-run financial firms and utilities have taken over some smaller rivals from foreign investors, helping the government increase the share of domestic capital in the banking and energy sectors.
"It's quite surprising, given Poland's leadership in the whole transition race, that so much of the economy is still in state hands," Suma Chakrabarti told Reuters during a visit to Warsaw.
Since Poland overthrew communism in 1989 and started its transition to a market economy, the number of companies controlled by the state has shrunk to several hundred from more than 8,000.
But Chakrabarti said the PiS government, which argues the state can better serve Poland's economic interests than foreign corporations, should do more.
"Poland has pockets of poverty and it's important for the state to act," he said. "But, what I'm not in general a supporter (of) ... is when states become ... the prime economic actor in major sectors.
"There is at least one state-owned enterprise in 39 out of 43 sectors in Poland, and 12 of the 20 biggest listed companies are controlled by the state, representing 77 percent of (blue chip index) WIG20. That's quite high," he said.
Since PiS came to power, Polish insurer PZU and a state-fund PFR bought a 33-percent stake in bank Pekao from Italy's UniCredit, while Poland's biggest power firm PGE has offered to buy power assets owned by France's EDF.
"The process of transition toward a more market economy is actually not as fast as it was in early days, in the 90s. That has slowed down. We would love to see more privatizations in Poland," Chakrabarti said.
The EBRD has invested 8.6 billion euro ($10.28 billion) in Poland, mostly in the private sector, since the early 1990s.
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"Every time one talks about the EU, Brexit is one thing people always mention but the other is obviously the issues about Poland," Chakrabarti said.
"Poland is still not achieving its ... potential. And policies matter ... I think Poland could achieve a higher level of private sector investment and foreign direct investment with the right policies", he said.
The EBRD sees its investment in Poland falling to about 600-650 million euros this year from 776 million in 2016.
The bank will likely invest similar amounts in the coming years as the economy is growing, Chakrabarti said, but will narrow the financing to fewer areas.
Rather than invest in renewable sources of energy, which are subject to a number of unexpected legal changes, it would help private companies tap foreign markets, the president said.
"For many investors the more boring a country, the better. Poland is not boring and that is the problem," Chakrabarti said.
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Robb is a MRC Career Development Fellow. He has a PhD in Neural Science from New York University. He was a postdoc at University College London at the Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging before setting up his lab at the Max Planck UCL Centre for Computational Psychiatry and Ageing Research. Robb is interested in subjective feelings like happiness and sadness, and how feelings related both to the events in our lives and our future decisions.
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Bastien has a PhD in economics, and is currently working as a post-doc on two main topics: (1) the dynamic of experienced utility and its relationship with decision-making and (2) the role of emotions in decision-making and learning, by using computational modelling and neuroimagery.
Bastien did his PhD at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University under the supervision of Mathias Pessiglione and Guillaume Hollard. The topic of his research was between cognitive fatigue and decision-making: How does cognitive fatigue, occuring after several hours of cognitive work (e.g., a workday), alters economical decision making (e.g., consumption-saving trade-off). Beside, he is teaching a Master degree neuroeconomics class (Eco&Psycho, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) since 2013.
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Liam is a postdoc and practicing clinical psychologist with an interest in bipolar disorder. His research focuses on understanding how changes in our mood can bias our decisions and goal-directed behaviour. His work seeks to better understand the mechanisms by which people with bipolar disorder transition between cycles of elevated and depressed mood. He is also interested in understanding how we can improve psychological therapies by understanding the neurobiological mechanisms by which they exert their effect. Clinically he works in a national & specialist clinic delivering psychological interventions for psychosis and bipolar disorder.
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Benjamin is a PhD student at UCL, affiliated with the Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging and the Max Planck UCL Centre for Computational Psychiatry and Ageing. His research interests revolve around the neural mechanisms underlying decision-making and motivational states, with additional focus on how sources of internal uncertainties such as affect and agency contribute to decision-making. He hopes to use neuroimaging and draw upon theoretical frameworks from psychology and economics to understand these mechanisms, as well as develop computational models to describe the relationship between overt behaviour and their underlying neural processes. He has a MSc in Cognitive Neuroscience from UCL.
Yunzhe is a PhD student on the Comp2Psych Programme at UCL. His research interests involve the development of a mechanic understanding of emotion in learning and decision-making; discovery of neural representational architecture of memory system in relation to goal-related behaviours, and identification of aberrant neural pathways that contribute to psychiatric disorders at both algorithmic and implementation levels. To achieve that, he uses a variety of neuroscientific techniques (fMRI, EEG, MEG, etc.) in combination with computational modelling.
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A collaboration between the creators of Wallace & Gromit and Tekken on a video game set in the trenches of World War I, and that looks like a moving watercolour painting, is one of the more unusual projects we've written about this year.
11-11: Memories Retold was initially announced in April with some concept art (which you can see at the bottom of this story), but we now have the first trailer (below), proper screenshots and short making-of video with voice actors Elijah Wood and Sebastian Koch.
From the trailer, the game feels more like a Wilfred Owen poem than a Battlefield shooter.
The depiction of the First World War in computer games is usually confined to strategy-based overviews or 'realistic' first-person shooters, but 11-11: Memories Retold wants to tell a story that's a lot more human.
To do this, it has a painterly style that suits stories of sacrifice and loss. It's creators say it's about "trying to preserve their humanity for their loved ones" during the horrors of wae – so we're hoping for a game that aspires for the depth of Journey's End or All Quiet on the Western Front.
The visual style – which you can see here in these concept artworks – has been created by Aardman. While best known for a surreal take on the everyday – a world away from the horrors of the Trenches – Aardman has a skill for bringing out the humanity in characters and making us love them, something that could be used for devastating effect in a war story. The immediate comparison here would be Blackadder Goes Forth, whose absurd-but-still-very-real characters moved from comedy to genuine pathos is the show's final moments as they go 'over the top' to their deaths.
"With this project we want to produce an emotionally rich experience with a distinctive visual identity that reflects the sentiment of this narrative," says Aardman co-founder David Sproxton. "11-11: Memories Retold is truly an exciting step for us as it marks the first time that Aardman has collaborated on a game of this scale and we're delighted to see this come to life."
For the game, Aardman is working with French development studio DigixArt – creator of the ambitious and highly considered Lost in Harmony – and Bandai Namco, the long-running publisher of such games as, er, Pac-Man and Tekken.
While the creators haven't revealed the plot of the game, we know that Wood voices Harry, a "Canadian-American photographer who joins WWI only to discover the realities of war on the frontline" and Koch will 'will embody a pacifist who is driven by duty."
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Will 2003's early stars fizzle out by fall?
LAS VEGAS - It started just the same way in 2002.
One year ago it was Mizzen Mast blowing away a strong group in the Grade 2 Strub Stakes at Santa Anita in early February. In only his second start on dirt for trainer Bobby Frankel, Mizzen Mast won impressively by four lengths and earned a powerful Beyer Speed Figure of 119. Exactly one month later, Milwaukee Brew won the Grade 1 Santa Anita Handicap with a Beyer of 118. Strictly in terms of Beyer numbers, these two started off the season with a bang.
Just a few months after that, Street Cry, winner of the Dubai World Cup, put together big Beyers of 118 in June in the Grade 2 Stephen Foster at Churchill Downs, and a 119 finishing second in the Grade 1 Whitney in early August at Saratoga. The winner of the Whitney, Left Bank, had a memorable figure of 121.
The strength of this quartet should have guaranteed strong representation for older handicap horses in the Breeders' Cup Classic. Unfortunately, Street Cry and Left Bank never raced again after the Whitney. Mizzen Mast never raced again after his overwhelming performance in the Strub. Only Milwaukee Brew from the Santa Anita Handicap field ultimately made it to the Breeders' Cup - and by that time he was only a shadow of what he had been early in March. Only Macho Uno made it from the Whitney. Nobody at all made it from the Woodward at Belmont Park, and the trio who went on from the Jockey Club Gold Cup - Milwaukee Brew, Evening Attire, and Harlan's Holiday - ran Beyers of 106, 102, and 77, respectively, in the Classic. They had little impact on the race.
This has been a persistent theme in the past few seasons: The best of the older horses either never make it to the supposed World Series of racing, or they make it with very little left in the tank. Will this year be any different?
Just as in 2002, the stage is set in 2003. The early promise is there.
* Medaglia d'Oro won the Strub Stakes just one month ago at Santa Anita with a Beyer of 119. Since 1990 the average winning figure for the Strub has been only 112. Medaglia d'Oro's 119 is by far the best Strub figure since Best Pal's 119 in 1992.
* Congaree won the Grade 2 San Antonio Handicap on Feb. 2 with a 118. The San Antonio averages a mere 110.4, and Congaree's figure is the highest for this race in the past decade. Congaree has now put together an impressive series of figures in his last four races: 120-115-118-116. This is championship caliber.
* Milwaukee Brew turned the tables on Congaree by a head in the Santa Anita Handicap last weekend, and has now run Beyer figures of 114 and 116 this year. That 116 by Congaree and Milwaukee Brew is fractionally above average for the Big Cap.
* Harlan's Holiday could soon join this elite group. His strong win in the Donn at Gulfstream Park earned a Beyer of 113 - just about average for that race.
To put these Beyers in even sharper perspective - to emphasize just how impressive they are - here are the averages since 1990 for some of the most prominent races involving older horses:
Santa Anita Handicap115.8
Hollywood Gold Cup115.6
The Whitney115.1
Pacific Classic116.1
The Woodward115.7
Jockey Club Gold Cup115.1
Breeders' Cup Classic116.4
Clearly, this early-2003 group has exceptional quality and exciting potential. But, as usual these days, I have to ask: Will these horses have the necessary durability and stamina to sustain that high level of performance until early fall?
Last year - for the third consecutive year - the older stars didn't survive the long racing season. And the star 3-year-olds disappointed in the Breeders' Cup Classic. That left the field vulnerable to a stunning upset by the justifiably unheralded Volponi. It remains to be seen whether this year's promising start to the handicap season will lead to continuity throughout the year, or to another sputtering, anti-climactic finish.


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Hughes launched her television career with frequent must-see appearances on CNN's top-rated Piers Morgan Tonight. She parlayed that early success into nightly guest Contributor hits on Fox Business Network, which opened the door to appearances on CBS News and numerous political and business shows including CNN's New Day with Chris Cuomo, Fox & Friends, Anderson Cooper's AC360, CNN Tonight with Don Lemon, The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer and Varney & Co, just to name a few.
Prior to stepping in front of the camera just over a year ago, Scottie Nell Hughes, established her conservative foundation in the talk radio media. Having started at the very beginning as the executive producer of the Steve Gill Show in Nashville, TN, Scottie Nell used her early years in radio to learn every element of a successful talk radio program. She eventually accepted roles with several nationally syndicated talk shows like the Rusty Humphries Show, The Michael Berry Show, The Mark Skoda Show and many others.
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The Pink-Briefcase Oven Essentials
Below are the basic things in my kitchen that go in the oven.
- One heavy cooking sheet with sides (sometimes called a jelly-roll pan because, like, you can use them to make jelly rolls).
- One silpat baking sheet. This goes on top of your cooking sheet when you are making things that are more delicate or might stick, so you don't have to purchase additional kinds of baking sheets. Just throw the silpat on top for cookies, scones, etc.
- One roll of aluminum foil. It can go under bacon or fish to make clean-up easy and can serve as an oven-proof lid when necessary. (You know how I hate lids.)
- A 13"x9" glass or metal pan. I'd go for metal if you are only getting one. You can roast meat, bake casserole, or make brownies in this pan. Other sized pans will join your bakeware family over time, but the 13"x9" is a good all-purpose baking pan to start with.
Eventually, you're going to have occasions that require a bit more. You might want to add on a muffin pan (because cupcakes are awesome and muffins are essential), an 8"x8" metal baking pan with square corners (this is seriously the best brownie pan ever), round cake pans (for cakes, of course, but also the perfect size for a can of cinnamon rolls), or a 10" springform pan (for cheesecake).
Okay, that's it! To be honest, I'm surprised at how short my list is for essential bakeware, given that I have so many random and mismatched pans, tins, and baking sheets. But, these items are my kitchen go-tos, and you can do almost anything with them. What essential baking equipment am I missing?
This post is number 8 of my #write31days project 31 Days in the Pink-Briefcase Kitchen. You can read yesterday's post here, and follow along with the series each day in October. An archive of posts is available here, or just click on that big button on the right sidebar.


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We know that there are better alternatives to treating mental health than a lifetime of Clonazepam use. Clonazepam users may face some of the most difficult side effects of any medication, including protracted withdrawal symptoms. We provide Clonazepam side effects help to break free from adverse effects, medication tapering to alleviate withdrawal, and medication alternatives as long term solutions for mental health.
Some side effects of Clonazepam are serious, while they may occur infrequently; they are potentially severe and need to be addressed by a professional; immediately. These serious Clonazepam, also known as Klonopin, side effects include problems with balance, particularly frequent falls (this is especially dangerous for the elderly), depression (or worsened depression), suicidal thoughts, memory problems, trouble breathing, anxiety, agitation, or excitation; hostility, rage, or aggression; hallucinations, insomnia, and symptoms of allergic reactions, which include: unexplained swelling, hives, rash and itching. If Klonopin side effects are bothering you, it may be time to consider an alternative. We can help you through the entire process of discontinuing Klonopin and beginning use of natural, holistic and alternative therapies. You don't have to suffer with side effects or mental health problems. We provide relief and scientific solutions.
Clonazepam has been examined in clinical studies to identify side effects. In these trials, the most frequent side effects included: drowsiness, which was experienced by 50% of Clonazepam users, coordination problems in up to 30%, behavior problems in up to 25%, dizziness in up to 12%, and upper respiratory infections (the common cold) were found to occur as a side effect in 10% of people who use this medication. Additional benzodiazepine side effects, which 1% to 10% of people taking this medication were found to experience included: decreased sex drive, speech problems, sinus infections, confusion, coughing, a runny or irritated nose, sore throat, painful menstrual cramps, fatigue, and sexual problems. If you are bothered by adverse effects of this medication, Clonazepam side effects help can offer you relief. You do not have to be stuck in a routine of being medicated, struggling with side effects, and visiting the doctor.
Less frequently reported Clonazepam side effects included: increased salivation, weight gain or weight loss, swelling of the ankles or feet, "drunken" behavior, toothaches, twitching, migraine headaches, hemorrhoids, (vertigo) spinning sensation, ear infections, gout, motion sickness, back pain, menstrual problems, muscle cramping, increased sneezing, nosebleeds, asthma attacks, acne, loss of taste, hair loss, vision problems, and problems with passing urine. Medicine is supposed to help you, not cause more problems. However, with long term use of benzodiazepines such as Klonopin, there is often more trouble than relief. This is one of the reasons why Alternative to Meds Center strives to provide effective, long term solutions to mental health that are alternative to prescription drugs. We search for what is causing the symptoms that led to Clonazepam use.
Clonazepam is prescribed to individuals for anxiety and to help promote sleep. However, when this drug is used for a long time, it usually ends up producing more side effects and symptoms than it was meant to treat, including pronounced Clonazepam withdrawal side effects. Alternative to Meds Center discovers in most situations of anxiety, that the person has a collection of neurotoxins such as heavy toxic metals that over-stimulate their nervous system. Often this can be what led to initially using this medication. The withdrawal from benzodiazepines can present severe anxiety and prolonged withdrawal, and unsupported withdrawal may be almost impossible. Thus, these are the most common kind of medications which we help people to address. We can help you alleviate side effects, ease withdrawal symptoms and maintain your life without residual anxiety.
Our techniques are diverse for this particular type of medication, but they include careful taper methods, cessation of built-up neurotoxins which are from the drug or the person's environment, use of natural substances for neurochemical support, support from peers, and healing benefits of numerous different therapies designed for promoting relaxation such as acupuncture, massage, sauna and meditation. We create customized Clonazepam side effects relief regimens for each client. Additional therapies may include cognitive behavioral therapy, educational courses, nutritional therapy, physical training, lab testing, yoga and medical care. Our unique, scientific approach has helped more than a thousand people become free of medication related problems. We have counselors available to answer questions. We invite you to call us and learn more about Clonazepam side effects help
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Our overall costs are half that of traditional programs yet we provide you with customized holistic inpatient residential treatment programs of personalized care from a licensed facility and recovery team that really cares about you and your health. We have limited space available so contact us today for a FREE Consultation to determine your costs and our next available admission dates.
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Ordered on Thursday night, arrived on the Sat morning. Super service, slick looking fins. Can't wait to get in the water with them. Cheers!
Introducing our top-of-the-line surfing swim fin proudly designed by our POD Ware team!
Others may try to imitate but none will even come close to the research and development that has gone into the PF3 Evolution Line.
This distinctive swimming fin has all the high quality design features of our PF2's but stands out because of its asymmetrical design which delivers more precise balance when compared with competitors asymmetrical fins. These performance fins are sought after by experienced bodysurfers, bodyboarders and ocean photographers. Our Point of Difference (POD) philosophy is what makes the difference in this leading edge surfing swim fin!
:: Asymmetrical design delivers precision balance
:: Foot size relative to blade length ratio
:: Manufactured with Malaysian highest quality natural buoyant rubber compounds
:: Lightweight
:: POD patented lamination technique for super strong construction
:: Soft rubber lined extended foot pocket is extremely comfortable
:: Unique splay rails® combined with asymmetric blade provide excellent balance and a more powerful kick with directed thrust, speed and control
:: Vertical rails produce greater wave holding stability
:: Drainage design ensures quick water and sand release from the foot pocket
*Note: Please use the foot size chart below for all models of POD fins. If you have any doubts whatsoever, please visit your local stockist.
If the length of your foot is slightly longer but matches the same width in the sizes below, there is still plenty of toe room because the foot pocket itself has been extended for versatile fittings and to ensure a comfortable fit.
POD does not recommend fitting two foot sizes down in any size fins, as this may tear or crack the sole including snapping the fin strap from over stretching, plus this will change the intended foot size to blade length ratio, including the structural fin strength vs. body weight which is not covered under warranty.
Most importantly rubber swim fins are intended for swimming not walking or running. Bending the blade beyond 45° in any direction from walking, running and/or impact on the blade will cause the sole or blade to tear/crack will void any warranty.
Please find below the blade length comparison between the PF2's and PF3's this extra blade length will scale the same in all size swim fins. Additional full frame photo is available above.
Introducing our top-of-the-line POD Fin and Heel Savers, unlike any other product on the market, our unique design has "ONE" webbing strap connection between the padded ankle strap and the padded rubber swim fin strap, intentionally constructed to reduce any cumbersome drag when swimming, with no plastic parts in your way.
Quick and easy fitting, once you have wrapped the padded neoprene around the fin straps they are there to last the distance, offering piece of mind your swim fin/flipper investment is not going to be lost in the surf.
Fin and Heel Savers registered design provides you with all the comfort around your ankle preventing the rubber fin strap chafing your ankles or heels.
:: Unique "ONE" strap connection.
:: Padded fin strap will retro fit most brand swim fins.
:: Quick and easy fitting.
Ordered on Thursday night, arrived on the Sat morning. Super service, slick looking fins. Can't wait to get in the water with them. Cheers!
Received the fins mate. They were so futuristic looking, now I really know what a top of the line fin feels like. The fit is perfect, I don't even need the sock anymore they are so comfortable. Thank you Shane .
The most comfortable fins ever, I use with POD socks and fin savers. I take size 10 US and Size 9-10 fits me perfect. The Evo 3 fins are well worth the money, they are great ! Also Shane is very helpful.
Just got the best fins on the market.


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Have a great Friday and we look forward to seeing all your wonderful creations this Halloween Caturday!
Friday, 30 October 2015
Some News About Caturday Art
Just a quick note to tell you that tomorrow's Caturday Art link-up will open at the later time of 6am London time (GMT). This will be our new regular time when our post goes live.
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Folding Cartons: Converting Capabilities
Dedicated to quality equipment
We understand that speed is vital to staying competitive. Green Bay Packaging uses some of the fastest presses, die cutters, and folder/gluers in the industry. Our printing presses are capable of handling 14,000 sheets per hour, that's with 7-color, aqueous, and UV capabilities. We've also invested in the Eagle Eye Inspection color system, which examines every sheet during a run to achieve unmatched quality. Our die cutters can supply pallets of finished cartons directly to the gluers, improving turnaround time.
We give our customers an advantage by having the technology we need in-house: plates, inks, and most tool-and-die functions. Our up-front preparation improves production and saves our customers money. One example is our die-cut cart system, a mobile "toolbox-on-wheels" that rolls up to a machine for quick and easy set-up.
Machine/Equipment Capabilities
• Structural and graphics CAD capabilities / Sample program
• Test / Trial run program
• Cartons in calipers ranging from .008 to .045
• Laminated paperboard: foil, metalized polyester, and susceptor film
• In-house sheeting
• UV, varnish, and acrylic coating
• Up to seven-color printing in one-pass plus
• Die cutting / Embossing
• Windowing capabilities, inside and outside
• Folding / Specialty gluing
• Inventory management planning (vendor managed)
• 24/7 E-Z Business System
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Aeropsia - "That I Feel"
San Francisco's Aeropsia just sent over a funky jam called "That I Feel." I'm instantly reminded of acts like Old Arc, Hard Mix, or Star Slinger, but there's a unique edge here that's hard to deny.
that i feel by AEROPSIA
In other words, they manage to forward a dub/breakbeat influence while still keeping things dreamy. Regardless, there's certainly something to be said about an act that can sound original amidst a barrage of similar producers.


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Yes! I did it! The Plunge! I kept my word last year that by this year I'll do that adrenaline-overloaded free-fall swing.
What is "THE Plunge" you say?
Well, it is only a canyon swing adventure attraction mounted over a 200 meter high and 300 meter wide gorge. A person would have to do a 45 meters free fall before being launched on a pendulum swing measuring to a hundred meter diameter. Cable has a maximum working load of 5 tons. Now longer (70 meters) more fear some.
One has to literally plunge to an open air where about two seconds, the plunger will all be defenseless, feel nothing and left all alone.
This experience is one great way to de-stress and even make one appreciate life the more. (source)
Oh yeah. You'll appreciate life a little more after the plunge.
He is seriously more scared than me. I'm in the 80/20 border of excited/scared. I'm a self-confessed adrenaline junkie and sometimes I regret for a minutes why I love doing such things.
We all survived the plunge!! Another daredevil stunt checked in my list. Macau's Bungee Jumping next? Anyone willing to sponsor me for that? Haha!


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Posted: Tuesday, February 20, 2018 - 5:15am
Advertising in the Lyman-Morse at Wayfarer 2018 Harbor Guide. Distributed to visiting and local boaters at the Camden boatyard starting Memorial Day weekend through the Summer season.
Full page/ Full Color: $350 Prepay
Below is a link to last year's Guide:
Call or email to reserve space.
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We Won! First National Runner-Up: Best Breakfast
An integral part of your visit to Aldrich Guest House is the food. Here, everything is homemade by your innkeepers, Robert and Douglas. One of the ways we lead the next generation of bed and breakfasts is by challenging the status quo of what guests expect and our breakfasts and daily wine and hors d'oeuvres are no exception. No overly sugary meals that leave you hungry, likely nothing that you'd make for yourself, and we certainly don't count juice as a course. What you will find is simple food done right in thoughtful ways. Whether it's a fresh new take to revive a classic or one of our own creations, you certainly won't leave hungry!
Potato, ham, chive, and cheddar waffle with a poached egg
Baked raspberry cream cheese french toast
A Julia Child original - les oeufs en cocotte, also known as 'eggs in ramekins'.
A sample of the hors d'oeuvres served daily with wine.
Maple bacon waffles with candied bacon and maple cream
Cardamom Japanese pancakes with Orange Blossom Water glaze
Lemon blueberry baked french toast
Radish and ginger-butter sandwiches
Cinnamon raisin and cranberry orange scones
Southwest crustless quiche - vegetarian as well as gluten free...yet savory and delicious!
Ham, cheddar, avocado, and poached egg on a homemade sweet potato biscuit
House made olive tapenade on top of goat cheese


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The National Association of Women in Construction will be awarding scholarships to a MALE OR FEMALE who will be attending a post secondary institution in a course that leads to a career in construction. (ex: carpentry, civil engineering, construction management, architecture, welding)
Go to NAWIC for information and an application.
DEADLINE is MARCH 15, 2016
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University of Huddersfield, UK
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU), European campus
University of the Aegean, Greece
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Our faculty members combine an understanding of current best practice in global business theory with an immersion in the practical issues of today's global corporations through their research and consultancy projects. They have backgrounds in both research and in applied fields, incorporating both aspects into their teaching.
Alava Pons, Vicente
Managing Director and Regional Head for Aviation, is responsible for DVB Bank's aviation finance activities in the Asia/Pacific region. DVB offers structured finance, aircraft investment (i.e. SLB), aircraft asset management and aviation advisory and research solutions to airlines, lessors and investors.
Vicente joined DVB in 2003 from Lufthansa German Airlines where he had been responsible for all aircraft and asset finance related activities of the Lufthansa Group mainly arranging tax enhanced lease products such as JOLs, US O-FSC and QTE leases for Lufthansa and related companies including regional partners such as Air Dolomiti and Eurowings. He was also responsible for the financial aspects of aircraft purchase and operating lease agreements for the Lufthansa Group. Before joining Lufthansa he had spent a year with Spectrum Capital, a small boutique arranger with an exclusive advisory mandate for British Airways.
Vicente started his professional career in 1993 at Bayerische Landesbank where after a short period with Corporate Finance he quickly moved to the Aircraft Finance Department of the bank and worked on, amongst others, the first ECA financing of Airbus aircraft in which all three portions of the financing were underwritten solely by Bayerische Landesbank. In total Vicente brings more than 20 years of aviation finance experience and more than 23 years in banking/finance experience to DVB. He holds a Masters Degree in Economics and Econometrics from the University of Duisburg.
Biedermann, Markus
Supervisor and air traffic controller with proven enterprise risk management, project management and leadership skills in several projects during his professional work and studies. Deutsche Flugsicherung DFS GmbH
Borggreve, Prof. Drs. Adrian
Former Professor at Saxion University of Applied Sciences, Deventer, The Netherlands. Areas of expertise include Negotiation Skills, Conflict Management, Research Methods and Intercultural Management.
Graml, Prof. Dr. Regine
Haag, Dr. Karlheinz
Henting, Stephan
Head of Financial Management & Accounting / Lufthansa Global Business Services GmbH
Hubbard, Dr. Nick
Principal Lecturer and Head of Logistics, Transport & Tourism Department of Logistics, Operations and Hospitality Management | University of Huddersfield
Kraus, Dr. Andreas
Michalski, Prof. Dr. Tino
Professor at University of Applied Sciences Frankfurt. Areas of expertise include International, Strategic, Innovation and Technology management.
Nuehlen, Christian
Managing Director at Morten Beyer & Agnew Europe. Areas of expertise include fleet management, Aircraft Leasing, Contract Administration, and Human Resources.
Papatheodorou, Prof. Dr. Andreas
Professor in Industrial and Spatial Economics with Emphasis on Tourism, University of the Aegean, Greece.
Rieck, Prof. Dr. Christian
Professor at University of Applied Sciences Frankfurt. Areas of expertise include Finance, Economics and Game Theory.
Ruff-Stahl, Dr. Hans-Joachim
Researcher, policiy maker and strategist at the Ministry of Defense. Trained fighter pilot, licensed airline transport pilot and flight engineer. Assistant Professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Areas of expertise in safety, safety management system, human factors, security, strategy.
Schaefer, Dr. Christoph
Adjunct Lecturer at Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences. Teaching and research focus on Aviation Law and legal questions of Logistics.
Schneider, Prof. Dr. Swen
Schürmann, Isabel
Personality consultant with the areas of expertise in career coaching, personal image and apperance, networking, presentation, business ethiquette and table manner.
Sultanova, Shahla
Corporate Culture (Business Communication, Organizational Leadership and Business Ethics) expert and Journalist
Validi, Dr. Sahar
Senior Lecturer of Logistics and Supply Chain Management in the Department of Logistics, Operations and Hospitality Management University of Huddersfield
Walther, Knut
Diploma in business administration. Career in Air Navigation Services and Airport operations. Head of Airport Management Training, Fraport AG.
Walton, Dr. Robert O.
Robert O. Walton Appointed Executive Director of European Operations for Embry-Riddle Worldwide (Europe) and Associate Professor, College of Business
Warnock-Smith, Dr. David
Senior Lecturer in Air Transport Economics and Management University of Huddersfield, England, UK.
Wegener, Prof. Dr. Kerstin
Professor at Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences. Areas of expertise include business administration with special emphasis on tourism management.
Weh, Florian
Bar exam. Vice President Legal and Political Services, Lufthansa Cargo AG.
Weissenrieder, Caprice Oona
Research Coordinator and Research Associate "Human Resources and Organisation" of the faculty of business and law at the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences. Areas of expertise include Gender topics, in particular women in leadership positions; Leadership; HR; Academic writing and research
Werner, Prof. Dr. Peter
Professor at University of Applied Sciences Frankfurt. Areas of expertise include Accounting and Controlling.
Wörner, Heike Catrin
Global Innovation Manager at DB Schenker Logistics. Areas of expertise include strategic airline management, airport management and traffic management. She is completing her Ph.D. in the research area of service innovation.
Ziegler, Prof. Dr. Yvonne
Professor at University of Applied Sciences Frankfurt, director of the MBA Aviation and Tourism Management, former dean of the faculty of Business and Law. Areas of expertise include Aviation Management, Marketing, HR, and Intercultural Management.


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Society of the 5th Division
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The addresses below are for those who served with (1) Company A, 1st Battalion, 2d Infantry; (2) 1st Battalion, 2d Infantry; (3) 2nd Battalion, 2d Infantry and/or (4) 1st Brigade, 5th Infantry Division in Vietnam (the above elements of 2d Infantry were assigned to 1st Infantry Division during the war in Vietnam).
Leon R. Balardinelli, Sr., served with Company I, 2d Infantry during World War II. He was Secretary-Treasurer of the society for 50 years and of the regimental association for 10 years. He's no longer active but you can call him at (847)289-9818.
The address at Message #5220 is Fred Body, who served with Medical Detachment, 2d Battalion, 2d Infantry during World War II.
You MUST call or write and ask specific questions. All you'll find on a website - any website - is a lot of dry, mundane, very general information and statistics which may or may not be of interest or use.
I can locate and obtain records but I must charge a fee to recover my costs. Best to exhaust all other means first.
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One Pot Chili Mac 'N Cheese
Another one pot meal for the win! This recipe from Damn Delicious is low in fat and high in flavor! It's the best of both worlds - a hearty bowl of chili and the comforting taste of macaroni and cheese.
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 onion, diced
- 1 lb ground turkey (you can also substitute this for ground beef or chicken)
- 4 cups beef broth
- 1 (14.5 oz) can diced tomatoes
- 1 (14.5 oz) can white kidney beans (drained and rinsed)
- 1 (14.5 oz) can red kidney beans (drained and rinsed)
- 2 teaspoons chili powder
- 1.5 teaspoons cumin
- 12 oz elbow pasta
- salt and pepper to taste
- 3/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley leaves (optional)
Step One. Combine the oil, ground meat, onion, and garlic in a large skillet or Dutch oven over medium high heat. Cook until the meat is browned. If you are using ground beef, make sure to drain the meat at this point.
Step Two. Add in broth, tomatoes, beans, chili powder, cumin, and salt and pepper. Bring to a simmer and stir in pasta.
Step Three. Bring to a boil and cook the pasta thoroughly (about 13-15 minutes).
Step Four. Mix in the cheese and serve it with a little extra cheese and parsley on top.


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By Travis Foschini, Solutions Architect
Many of the IT managers we work with are considering all-flash arrays in their on-premises or colocated data centers. While the cost per GB for flash storage is coming down, it's often considered a luxury because of the way storage costs are traditionally evaluated. Despite the many benefits of flash, it can be difficult to gain approval for sufficient funding from the fiscally-minded business executives. In this post, I'll lay out four primary arguments that can help get you over this hurdle.
4 Reasons All-Flash Storage Makes Sense
The case for flash storage is both a technical and a financial one. Both can be useful for convincing the powers that be.
#1 Performance — While many executives are concerned about bottom-line costs, we find the performance argument is often enough to get them to refocus their priorities. Over the years, drives have grown larger and larger. You can now buy individual spinning disks with capacities of 10 Terabytes or more. That's great if all you care about is storage capacity, but if your organization is making regular updates to data or performing queries on that data, it can be a problem. That's because as spinning drives get larger, the performance characteristics of each disk remain the same.
#2 Cost — We just touched on cost in our performance argument, but there is another cost element (also related to performance) that can strengthen your case. With traditional spinning disk drives, improving performance usually requires buying more drives. It's far too easy for a business that takes that route to throw good money after bad as they try to bring performance up to expectations. In the end, they would have saved money if they had initially implemented the "more expensive" flash drives.
#3 Footprint — In addition to not needing as many drives to keep performance high, enterprise flash storage devices have a smaller footprint. It's not uncommon for customers to shrink cabinets into rack units or for SANs to be replaced by virtual arrays with flash being integrated into servers. Flash is also paving the way for Software Defined Storage (SDS) with a smaller and more flexible architecture. For businesses operating a data center in a tight space, this is an important benefit. As an added bonus, a smaller footprint can provide for better air flow, which can also cut down on data center cooling costs.
#4 Energy usage — This argument can be the clincher when the organization has a green initiative or is seeking to lower energy costs. Data centers consume a lot of energy, and according to the Storage Networking Industry Association, 10 – 40% of that energy is consumed by storage devices. Enterprise flash drives can help you reduce costs because they draw less energy. They also produce less heat, further reducing the ongoing cooling costs associated with your data center.
Looking Ahead
Motivated by larger data sets, expectations of faster response time, and shrinking budgets, I believe we have reached the point where flash technology should be the default choice in drive technology. But what I am personally most excited about is what that will mean for our customers. The increase in performance has enabled disaster recovery and business continuity with recovery times in minutes instead of days and ever-shorter recovery points.
[You might also enjoy: Offsite Backups Are Not a Disaster Recovery Plan]
Realizing the promise of Big Data, IoT, and analytics require more than just data collection. Businesses need to be able to access data, analyze it, and serve it up real time in ways that make it meaningful to the audience. Pre-flash, disk access times were commonly measured in milliseconds — often a dozen or more. With flash, sub-millisecond is the new norm. The ability to store and access more data without compromising performance will pave the way for a new generation of applications for business with advanced analytics or even the next addictively fun game to be installed on your smartphone.
Travis Foschini, Solutions Architect with TierPoint, thrives in the fast pace of IT and desires to be truly consultative in his role. He likes to keep his finger on the pulse of the latest trends around virtualization, storage and cloud services and especially enjoys sinking his teeth into a good availability or performance challenge. Travis focuses his energy on aligning clients' and prospects' business and technical requirements with solutions that will make a truly positive impact for their company.


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A number of campaign posters for current Disabled Students' Officer candidate Sam Linley have been found defaced on campus.
Linley states that on Tuesday morning he discovered 3 posters which had been burned and another 2 torn down along the route between the Chemistry blocks and The Courtyard, and another 2 burned along the route between Vanbrugh and Central Hall.
"It's not just me who has had signs ripped down, but to have signs being burned seems quite targeted." Linley sates. "I find it quite upsetting that this has happened. I've put a lot of work into this campaign and then to see this happen doesn't help me at all."
Current Community & Wellbeing Officer Dom Smithies has expressed disapproval over the vandals' behaviour.
"YUSU has been made aware of this and will investigate. I don't suspect that it's come from any candidate or campaign team in particular as lots of candidates are having signs taken down and everyone was made aware of the campaign rules & repercussions of breaking them.
It's really disheartening to see such behaviour as candidates put so much work into campaigning and have all been proactive in ensuring this election is as positive and respectful as it can be."
Smithies encourages anybody who witnesses signs being taken down or defaced to report the incident to [email protected]
Sam Linley is running for Disabled Students Officer, as is fellow student Aisling Musson. Voting for the YUSU elections closes at 5pm on Friday the 24th of February, with results being revealed from 7.30pm the next evening.