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What do you get when you combine a beautiful bride, a gorgeous venue, perfect weather, and a million thoughtful details and sweet moments? Why, Danielle and Louis' wedding day, of course! Here's a sneak peek of it in their trailer.
Venue: Greenacres Arts Center, Cincinnati
Photographer: Holger Thoss, New York City
Coordinator: Viva Bella Events, Cincinnati
Brent and I headed to Seattle after Danielle and Louis' wedding, and we've been here for a whopping 10 days! We filmed a family video last Thursday in Discovery Park, and then on Saturday we filmed a lovely wedding. Today we are headed to Baltimore to do another wedding, and then it's back home! It's been so fun. We are excited to post more videos of these great couples. First we have to wait for the Super 8 film to come back from the developers! We'll keep you posted....
And in other news, one of our trailers (on oldie but a goodie) was posted on Rustic Wedding Chic Blog the other day; go have a look-see and enjoy perusing the rest of the blog too. Thanks Maggie for spotting and appreciating our work!
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Thursday, September 29, 2011
Danielle & Louis' Wedding Sneak Peek | Cincinnati, Ohio
Posted by Vanessa McKellar at 10:47 AM
Labels: Destination Wedding, Wedding Videography
3 comments:
- Nicole said...
Beautiful! Nice work once again!!
- October 1, 2011 at 12:38 AM
- Wedding Videography Association said...
That's really inspiring. Good job!
- December 1, 2011 at 9:28 AM
- Vanessa McKellar said...
Thanks folks!
- December 1, 2011 at 5:54 PM
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How to Use Collaborative Technology for Business Success
14th June 2017
Norman McLennan, Visiting Professor at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, discusses how collaborative technology will feature in his upcoming book, Collaborative Principles for Better Business Practice. Centred around the energy sector, this new book will cover lessons learned from using collaborative technology to, for example, measure and manage performance.
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Urgent! Your Donations Needed!
Help alleviate hunger in the community by donating shelf stable food to Family Service. Family Service provides ample food boxes built on the number of people in the household. Our food box provides approximately fourteen days of food, which helps to extend the household budget.
Items most commonly needed:
- Peanut Butter
- Whole grain pasta or rice
- Canned pasta sauce
- Canned Vegetables:
Green beans
Canned tomatoes and tomato sauce
- Canned Fruit: preferred canned in low sugar or juice
Mandarin oranges
Fruit cocktail
- Canned Meat:
Beef Stew
Canned beef
Canned chicken
- Canned Fish:
Tuna packed in water
- Soup:
Cream of mushroom
Cream of chicken
Vegetable soup
Chicken noodle
Varieties of beef soup
Dry mix soups needing broth or water
- Sandwich and gallon size Ziploc-style bags
Special thanks to generous partners who make our food boxes possible:
- Albertsons
- Costco
- Food Services of America
- Franz Bakery
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- Target
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Service Design Staff
All of the College's academic staff are practitioners in art, design or related disciplines. We also attract some of the most eminent artists, designers, intellectuals and business people working in their fields to give seminars, lectures, masterclasses, crits and individual tutorials.
Head of Programme
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Senior Tutors
Dr Qian Sun
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Tutor: Design for Policy Platform Leader
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Visiting Tutors
We have the world's leading practitioners and industry experts join us each term, while our regular visiting tutors include some of the pioneers of service and experience design:
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Mat Hunter: Leader of Central Research Laboratory
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How are you guarding against all of the risk factors that can impact your supply chain? Globally, common risk factors that can significantly impact supply chains include natural disasters; conflict and political unrest, sudden demand shocks, export and import restrictions, terrorism and more. That's a lot to consider, let alone having measures in place to address each one.
Endorsed Suppliers in Prime Advantage successfully pass through a two-step process that ensures best in class performance and risk mitigation. The first step is a comprehensive Supplier audit accompanied by committee approval, to gain access into the group. Once in the group, Endorsed Suppliers are evaluated annually by Members through our Supplier Evaluation, which is an online platform that ensures timely feedback on critical parameters such as quality, service, delivery, technical support, risk mitigation, and competitiveness.
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Here is a post I found while going through old posts, It was an awesome deal on the Healthy Choice meals and you were paid to take them from Acme. This was last June and while my shopping trips are no longer like this (because the stores where I am now do not have these types of sales) and this was done with multiple transaction and rolling catalinas, I wanted to use this to show that even when you are couponing, you do not have to buy garbage, I was able to buy meat, cheese and produce all with overage I got because of my catalinas. I know at times seeing the exteme couponers have loads of junk in their carts that it can come off that you are going to have high totals if you are buying things like meat and produce, but if you have a great store this is not the case and you do not have to be an extreme couponer to get great deals. Now this is a lot of Healthy Choice meals, but we did not keep them all they were given to people who worked at Acme and 4 of my friends and their families, so while yes I did buy a lot my family did not keep it all.
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Last week was so busy I never got a chance to take all the pictures of my shopping trips in total I did over 30 transactions and to break that all down would be a very long post im just going to type up my totals of what i have not posted yet.A bunch of My friends and some of the employees at my Acme are very well stocked with Healthy Choice frozen since they were such a great money maker with the 5/5Q.
110 Healthy choice
32 Powerade
22 Hunts pudding
7 lbs ground beef
4 mission tortillas
6 cheese nips
1 lb Mozz cheese
2 loaves wheat bread
2.61lb bananas
1.38lbs peaches
3 bags tortilla chips
3 1lb boxes butter
3 lb cheddar cheese
2 packages pork chops
hamburger rolls
hot dog rolls
total spent-11.10
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BREWSTER, N.Y. – Need dental care but can't afford it? Or know someone in that position?
For the sixth year in a row, Putnam Dental Associates and its non-profit group Putnam Dental Missions will be participating in its annual Dentistry From The Heart charitable event.
On Saturday, May 6, patients who can't afford dental care, or do not have dental insurance can choose between a cleaning, a filling, or an extraction.
Each year, the event draws hundreds of local community members and volunteers. The day will be filled with fun family activities including face painting, food/beverages, pet adoptions, and more. The American Red Cross Society will also be on hand with their blood drive bus.
The event, which treats people on a first come, first-served basis, will take place (rain or shine) from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Putnam Dental Associates headquarters located at 2435 Route 6 in Brewster.
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Massage Therapists in Lees Summit, MO
Comprehensive list of Lees Summit, Missouri based massage spas, studios and centers.
Business Listings
Here at Akira Spa and Salon we currently have an range of services to assist you feel and look your very finest. We are not your ordinary spa or salon. We invite you to indulge in a true relaxing spa experience with elegant robes and slippers, women and men's changing areas, shower facilities, couples suite, and our wonderful relaxation area where you are served Gevalia cappuccino, herbal tea, and
Welcome to Rajeunir Medical Spa, specialists in non-invasive cosmetic medical procedures. Using advanced FDA-approved technology we provide the best combination of aesthetics and science. Enjoy luxurious treatments that deliver genuine medical results, as well as long-lasting aesthetic benefits.
When you step into Salon Bellezzio, you step into an inviting environment that provides a lot of services. Our talented stylists are up-to-date on all of the latest styles, and will work with you to find a style that is flattering to your face and your lifestyle. Plus our nail technicians perform comprehensive services to your hands and feet that leave you feeling renewed and pretty.
- I love this salon, and Zaida is GREAT! I wouldn't go anywhere else!
As always, Radiant Health Day Spa supplies specialized services and personalized treatments for our customers. We have the experienced team and equipment that you are searching for in a quality Day Spa. Feel free to browse around and check back frequently as we'll be adding coupons and monthly specials to this site. All services are offered by appointment only.
From our opening in 1994, Ahh's Stress Clinic has blazed the trail for alternative health care maintenance in Jackson County. Soft-spoken therapists create a nurturing, tranquil environment. Clients emerge revitalized with a renewed sense of spirit. Massage Therapy is a healing art combining skill and knowledge.
Almost every day we're asked, What type of massage do you do?. Our customers are athletes, moms, lawyers, artists, regular people who get a massage because they know it is a great way to optimize their health. Our therapists are trained in a huge range of techniques and customize each session to understand the requirements of a customer on a particular day.
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Broker Involvement
It is vitally important to our industry to have our voice heard on Capitol Hill. Please consider joining NAR's Broker Involvement Program to assist, the cost is free and they do all the work.
Are you a broker owner or managing broker? Are you involved with NAR's Broker Involvement Program? This dynamic program provides you, the broker-owner, with a quick and effective tool to rally your agents on critical legislative issues affecting our industry.
The Broker Involvement Program offers you and your agents:
A voice on Capitol Hill.
The program is an opportunity to bring a strong and united REALTOR® voice to Members of Congress. With over 17,000 broker owners and 475,000 agents in the program, the REALTOR® voice will be heard loud and clear.
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Your online participation report will show you response rates on Broker Calls for Action are significantly higher. The message is from you, the broker, to your agents. Nearly 40 percent of all responses on the Broker Calls for Action are from agents in the Broker Involvement Program. Your agents listen to you then take action!
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Wow! Fellow Brokers, you must sign up for this program now. It's incredible, FREE, and EASY.
After you sign up, you will get an occasional email (once every 3 months or so), asking for a "Broker's Call to Action" when national legislation affecting us is about to come up for a vote. You only have to click one button and the system automatically emails all your agents with an email from YOU! (Your agents will think you are really on top of things . . . it makes you look like you are state-of-the-art with the latest technology and up with the Nation's top real estate concerns.) Your agents then only have to click one button approving the action, and BOOM!! – – their support for the NAR call is automatic! The system knows who the individual agents' Representatives and Senators are, and will automatically send emails to them! It's just that easy!
We are in serious danger of losing the home mortgage interest deduction, flood insurance, and our government sponsored mortgage programs, like FHA and VA loans. Your help is critical to the survival of these programs. We believe our Congressman and Senators will hear our voices if we all participate in this program. Please, please! This is not more SPAM emails for you. This is an extremely important tool we need to use to promote laws that support our real estate industry . . . and it is so EASY. Sign up for the program now. I know you will be impressed with the power this tool brings and how easy it is to operate.
Thank you all,
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Where do you go for advice? Ask someone successful, right?
Bzzzt. Wrong. This short video shows they are the worst people to ask.
The people who failed will have useful insights, but the people who succeed will not.
Where do you go for advice? Ask someone successful, right?
Bzzzt. Wrong. This short video shows they are the worst people to ask.
The people who failed will have useful insights, but the people who succeed will not.
I came across this archive of all the Byte magazine covers from the first one in January 1977 which some energetic soul has scanned.
Major Flashback!
Here's the first one I bought at McGills Technical Books in Elizabeth Street, Melbourne:
I'm pretty sure it cost me $AU4.50; about $18 or more in current dollars. I was a poor student and I agonized over spending that much.
In a world where computers are everywhere, it's hard to imagine how exciting it was to get your hands on a real computer in 1977.
There was a thriving market in development boards for the different microprocessors, but you had to assemble them from scratch by soldering components to a board. If you were really cashed up you could get a fully assembled board like this one from an obscure company in California with a cute name:
I pored over the ads in Byte, vacuumed up the articles on assembly language, Threaded Interpretive Languages and wire wrapping and eventually conned Janine to divert much needed funds from our house savings for a Z80 Starter System from SD Systems.
1024 bytes of RAM (expandable to 2048 bytes!), a 2K EPROM programmer, a cassette interface to store programs and the all-important S100 bus expansion so I would never have to buy another computer again. Doesn't sound like much but it eventually had:
If it wasn't for the fact that I still have the S100 cards pinned to my wall for nostalgia I wouldn't believe I ever had the time (or the nous) to do all that.
Here is the wire wrap board with all the specialty chips crammed up one end to maximise the board usage:
… and here's the rat's nest of wire-wrap on the back:
I need to go off for a quiet sob now, or maybe get inspired to get off my arse and build something.
My Dad asked me to scan some photos taken when he was working as a maintenance carpenter at Mount Buffalo Chalet in 1952. He was employed by the Victorian Railways, but in those days they owned and ran the Chalet. I guess that explains the holiday posters I used to see on the Red Rattlers.
He was 21 and had just hooked up with a hot waitress who also worked there. That turned out to be an important event in my life because he married her a few years later and they produced some amazing offspring and, equally importantly, an amazing marriage which is going to clock over sixty years soon.
There's something magical about peering into this monochromatic time portal at a bunch of kids just starting out in their adult life – they are younger than any of my biological kids in these photos. Even more spooky is Mum and Dad popping out of the photos and realising that the glint in Dad's eye is my own genesis.
These are scans from sepia prints, some of which are quite small. If you click on the picture you'll get a full size version which brings up some detail which is hard to see even in the original prints.
The captions are Dad's.
These creepy little buggers are fascinating to watch. Dozens of little micro-robots swarming over a surface to build stuff.
There must be some way I can set them to work to assemble breakfast in the morning.
Ok, this Chaplaincy Program in schools has been a nagging irritation to me for years.
It's a nasty bit of pork barrelling from both sides of politics and I've always found the underlying rationalisation that you need religion to have "values" particularly offensive.
The worst of it is that the government is pumping millions… no wait, tens of millions,…. no hold on… hundreds of millions of dollars into the pockets of wacko fundamentalist Christian groups who are lapping up the opportunity to proselytize to helpless kids at the taxpayer's expense.
But wait there's more.
There's obviously no place in a decent secular society for this kind of Government endorsement of one brand of religion. It turns out our beloved Constitution agrees. And the High Court has ruled it so. Twice.
So rather than taking the opportunity to restore sanity ("Sorry guys, we'd love to keep bankrolling your little scam, but, you know… The Constitution. Party's over.") our piss weak politicians proceed to "fix" the problem with further unconstitutional legislation.
If you find it unacceptable too, it's time to put your money where your mouth is and back this guy with a few dollars. At least someone's trying to avoid us drifting into a [shudder] American style theocracy.
If you have a small business (in our case, eight to ten people) you can run your phones through a private branch exchange (PBX) on Amazon Web Service's EC2 and make some serious cost savings. At the same time you get a huge increase in flexibility over proprietary analogue PBXs or a typical hosted IP PBX.
We've run a hosted PBX for costumes.com.au at mVoice for several years. They offer a good basic service, but as the business has grown we've been searching for a more flexible solution.
The underlying technology of almost every hosted PBX is Asterisk – an open source implementation of a software PBX. The PBX in A Flash (PIAF) distribution combines Asterisk with the excellent FreePBX interface in a simple turnkey package. I've fired it up on a few out-of-date PCs and even a Raspberry Pi but I really like the idea of having the PBX outside the office firewall so staff can work from home if they need to. Moving offices is a snap too; just pick up the phones and plug them in at the new premises.
We already have about twelve servers running on EC2 so it was a logical step to see if the PBX could live there too. If it worked out there would be huge advantages in commissioning, running, scaling and backing up the server if it is running in EC2.
Just when you thought virtualization was old news, Docker has stormed on to the scene and looks like changing everything.
Docker didn't come out of nowhere. The Linux kernel has gradually been accumulating a suite of really useful features for providing virtual environments without the overhead of full-on virtual machines:
Neither of these is new. Cgroups appeared in Linux kernel 2.6.24 back in 2008, but Docker packages these and creates a "chroot on steroids" by building fully isolated software containers running in user space inside a machine, either virtual or hardware.
I followed the Quick Tutorial and with three commands had a virtual Linux box running inside OS X (thanks to Vagrant). Two more commands and I was facing a Docker shell prompt inside a container inside the virtual box inside my MacBook. Hell, I could have kept going and created a Docker container in the Docker container.
I stared at that for a few minutes. My head was buzzing with the possibilities.
The containers are super lightweight – they spin up in a second – but they are a completely isolated environment with their own filesystems, networking and processes. You can install packages, edit files, do whatever you like in the container and the changes are recorded in the read-write layer mounted over the underlying file system.
What really blew me away was the possibilities for a standard way of installing an application stack. I've always hated the messiness of installing and configuring multiple packages to get them to work together. Docker pretty much guarantees you can create a black box with all the dependencies and configuration working on any platform you drop it into.
There is already a nice ecosystem of pre-built containers blossoming at the Docker Index and the community is pulling together conventions for containers to talk to each other. These things are going to be the Lego blocks we've always wanted.
Docker is not the first project to use containers like this (commercial vendors such as DotCloud and Heroku already use them for PaaS environments) but the explosion of interest in Docker shows how open sourcing can fire up a community.
All problems in computer science can be solved by another level of virtualisation.
– Apologies to David Wheeler
I've always had a love/hate relationship with Bluetooth.
When it first came out in the nineties it looked like it would end the tangle of cables on my desktop, but the reality has fallen short.
Apple have embraced Bluetooth for keyboards and mice, but the PC world is dominated by proprietary 2.4GHz dongles for wireless communication which gobble up a USB port before eventually getting lost. Unfortunately adoption has been slow so Bluetooth is often at a premium price compared to similar devices.
Bluetooth devices are also far from "plug and play". The pairing process is often hit and miss, and I defy you to set up a Bluetooth headset without reading the manual – "Hold down button B for five seconds until the light flashed red then enter the code 8888 (maybe…. if you're asked for it)".
On top of that, after nearly twenty years there is still no guarantee that the headset you use with your mobile phone will connect to any other device, say a laptop. It's almost as though the vendors want to lock you into using their headsets exclusively with their phones… No, stop. That's crazy talk.
That said, once it works it (mostly) works, but the audio quality has never been a high point. The Avantree Bluetooth Music Adapter attempts to fill some of the gaps in wireless connectivity, at least for streaming audio. It allows you to:
1) Did he use an AR-15 assault rifle.
2) Did he have a mental illness.
Because getting answers to questions like that will ensure it never happens again, won't it. No one dares to even talk about the real elephant in the room.
Twenty school children were blown away only nine months ago and after all the wailing and despair has died down, the effect was…. nothing. Zilch. Zero.
If that didn't change anything, what would it take for people to say Something Has To Be Done and mean it? Perhaps if a gunman went nuts at the Academy Awards and took out all the beautiful people (who everyone thinks they care about) instead of random strangers (who you can pretend you don't care about).
I've never had much time for John Howard, but at least he had the balls to do the right thing when it happened here. Do you think a Conservative leader would do it today? With the rise of redneck, "Hunter and Shooter" pressure groups across the country, I doubt it.


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The year in kvetches
Mouse over the blue dots to see what UNC students were complaining about most that month.
Mouse over the blue dots to see what UNC students were complaining about most that month.
In a colorful celebration of spring, students gathered at Hooker Fields for the annual Holi Moli event.
After class registration, UNC students share their favorite and least favorite classes.
After UNC's men's basketball team defeated Gonzaga in the NCAA Championship, 55,000 people rushed Franklin Street.
Carolina For The Kids hosts their annual Dance Marathon on Friday and Saturday to raise money for the UNC Children's Hospital.
After the UNC men's basketball 90-83 win on Saturday against Duke, crowds flooded to Franklin Street to celebrate.
The UNC NAACP hosts a candlelight vigil for Wilson Caldwell, who was born a slave in the household of UNC's second president, David Swain.
Twenty One Pilots perform their song, "Trees" at the Greensboro Coliseum on Saturday, Feb. 25.
"You go into it thinking it's going to be much more than it is, but it's really not. It's just really awkward." Students share the stories behind their first kiss.
Thousands participated in the 11th annual Moral March on Raleigh February 11, part of the Historic Thousands on Jone's Street People's Assembly, a coalition of more than 125 North Carolina NAACP branches.
Three UNC students reflect on Donald Trump's first two weeks as president, and the resistance following policies like the "Muslim Ban."
Historian and singer-songwriter Anna Shternshis and Psoy Korolenko recreate lost Yiddish songs written by amateur poets and songwriters during the Second World War in the Soviet Union. Their lecture and performance was hosted by the Carolina Center for Jewish Studies as an event to remember and honor the Soviet Jewish people who were killed during the Holocaust.
The director of The May Queen gives us a behind the scenes look of PlayMakers Repertory Company's newest production.
UNC Students share their first voting experience.
Students and Chapel Hill residents flock to Franklin Street to celebrate the town's annual "Homegrown Halloween".


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Malachite & silver leaf earcuff
Walk on the wild side with this ear adornment inspired by nature and made with love. Our Colorado Escape Malachite and silver ear cuff looks great beside our Colorado Escape leaf jacket and studs. Mix and match colours and let your ears do the talking.
Materials: Double layer of rhodium plated sterling silver, approx 7mm Malachite stone.
Weight: total ring weight approx 2.7 grams.
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Picture perfect weather, beautiful country location overlooking the Letchworth valley, Wonderful group of friends and family, Children having fun, and a bride and groom that totally adore each other, what more could anyone ask for. How about instead of a receiving line following the ceremony you get served ice cream by the bride and groom (with help from the bridesmaids), we thought that to be the coolest ever (no pun intended). After a delicious meal served by Decisions Catering the guest moved to the barn where they got to participate in a old fashioned square dance. It was truly a glorious day filled with love, laughter, and fun! We are honored that Oakley & Becky chose us as their photographers and that we could take part in such beautiful wedding day. Please checkout all the photos that follow as words don't do justice to the beauty and details. If you are interested in seeing some more of our images please visit out blog Archives.
learning the tie with a great big smile. Guy loved his suspenders. Barn wedding would not be complete without at least one photo with a pitch fork. Just a few of the details. Poems on the tables were all written by the groom. Wedding party serving the guest :) Besides ice cream there was milk and cookies. Love this blue diamond Let the square dancing begin!
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A pitbull owner whose dog savaged five policemen has today been convicted of owning a dog dangerously out of control in a public place.
Symieon Robinson-Pierre, 25, was found guilty of three charges under the Dangerous Dogs Act during a hearing at London Crown Court.
Police officers fled when the dog attacked them as they attempted to raid Robinson-Pierre's home in Albert Square, Newham on March 22.
The dog was shot four times by an armed police officer after five officers attempted to subdue it without success.
A jury of seven men and five women reached a unanimous verdict, finding Robinson-Pierre guilty on all three charges.
He was previously cleared of a fourth charge when it was ruled that the attack on Pc Marc Merritt took place in the garden of Robinson-Pierre's home which is a private property and not a public place.
An attack by the animal on a fifth policeman, Pc Martin Corderoy, took place in the garden and was not the subject of a charge.
Robinson-Pierre also admitted a charge of owning a fighting dog. He was remanded in custody, while sentencing was adjourned until September 17.
During the trial, prosecution lawyers compared the bloodied scene of the attack to the Battle of Trafalgar.
Robinson-Pierre was found guilty over the injuries to Pcs Paul Garrard, Lee Bush and Steve Bones.


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1x WEBSHOP - meat industry, OScommerce (logo, business letter, webshop)
Bajet $250-750 USD
we currently need a webshop. we are company selling equipment for workers in the meat industry (.e.g. knives, boots, coats and security equipment).
the wining bidder will have to:
- design logo, business letter and pdf form
- create,design and install webshop (webshop will be used for our customers to conviently buy products and see the current state of exisiting&previous order, we will use it for statistics, notification emails, etc.)
14 days is sufficient time to complete this project.
the shop needs to fulfill the following requirements:
- login by email+password or customer no.+password.
- special login for admin/employee with customer no.+MASTERPASSWORD
- we need to be able to add categories, products and max. 4 pictures (thumbnail&bigger size)
- we need to be able to set individual delivery times for each product
- we need to be able to create individual discounts for customers (e.g. 5% off all items in the shop, or 10% off this or that item)
- customers can print PROFORMA receipts and we can print proper receipts
- customer can see a history of purchased items/orders + QUICKORDER (order the same products with less hassle but modify the order if needed)
- QUCKMESSAGE box when user is logged in, saying customers can sent message to support
- we want to use the shop for statistics: view details like order volume of customers, when or customers like to order, details about customers and products in our shop.
- shop needs a functionality to mail A MAILER to registered users.
- we need to be able to search customers by phone no., address etc.
- we need to be able to set egg timer (email notifies us and customers that its about time he orders new products).
- we need a logo and business letter, a pdf form and .doc file for oders via fax message
we want to limit access to our webshop, saying: the [url removed, login to view] page will only display contact information, a mailform , login/password fields and a function for visitors to apply for an account. only logged in user will see our products. we will change this at a later time (make the shop accessible to everyone)
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I just wanted to say thank you for opening your home to me and offering such a great class, I really enjoyed the laid back feel to the class and how informational it was. Also what a great feeling it was to take a step towards one of our American freedoms on 9/11.I'm thinking about taking a few other classes very soon, because I feel knowledge is the key for being safe
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OXFORD United must take care to avoid being caught on the counter-attack by Gillingham tomorrow, according to Pep Clotet.
The Kent side will arrive at the Kassam Stadium low on confidence after picking up just two points from their five games in Sky Bet League One so far.
United are favourites to extend their unbeaten start at home, but Clotet believes they will need to be wary of the approach favoured by his opposite number Ady Pennock.
The U's boss said: "I'm concerned because (although) they're not having good results now, that can change very quickly in the competition we're in.
"It's a very tough game for us.
"The fact we are at home can suit them with the way they play, because they are good on the break.
"They have a lot of strength and height up front, but we have to keep focusing on our football."
Pennock arrives under pressure, having won just four of his 26 games in charge.
The Gills were booed off after their 2-1 home defeat to Shrewsbury Town last week, but he remains defiant.
Pennock told the Kent Messenger: "I will never throw in the towel. It's not in me to do that. I'll keep working very hard."


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Western Dressage Association® custom apparel and accessories are now available at our General Store.
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- Short & Long sleeve T-shirts and Sweatshirts – Hooded & Zipped for Men, Women & Children!
- Baseball Ball caps in fun colors and styles!
- Gifts & Accessories for your friends & family!!!
More items will be added as we continue to grow. If you know of any Western Dressage educational material that you feel we should be carrying, please let us know.
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Birmingham Heritage Walking Tours
Urban adventures in the heart of Birmingham
Birmingham heritage walking Tours tell the story of Birmingham through the buildings and
spaces that make up the city. Choose from:
The historic letterboxes of the Jewellery Quarter.
History from the iconic 50 Bus (the most frequent in Europe).
Birmingham Art Deco and William Bloye.
Join photographer Kevin Thomas to explore the rich art and architecture of Birmingham..
Thanks for the reviews:
Mary McHenry @camtrev31
Great fun with @Eventpap Kevin Thomas today on #JQ letterbox walk. It's amazing what you notice when you look properly.
Jane Carrington And thank you too Kevin, it was a fantastic tour and opened our eyes up to some of the gems other than diamonds in the Jewellry Quarter!
Ian Fisher Conservation Bricklayer @ifisher59
Replying to @Eventpap Definitely recommend the tour of historic letterboxes with Kevin Thomas. So Much superb architecture whats not to like.
Historic letterboxes of the jewellery Quarter walking tour
History from the 50 bus walking tour
Art deco Birmingham and the sculpture of William Bloye walking tour
Our Summer program.


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8 Lakes Leg Aches Bike Ride- Cookies needed
Lutheran Community Services needs cookies for their 8 Lakes Leg Aches Bike Ride. A reminder that donated cookies need to be in the Zion Lutheran kitchen by noon on August 4th. There will be 800 plus riders, so plenty of cookies are needed for the rest stops. Thank you.


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The reason is this:
I have just bought myself a pair of these - seriously. At 41 I am taking up inline skating. Talk about your midlife crisis.
I have now spent two weeks investigating skates, investigating lessons, booking lessons, getting deliriously happy at the prospect of skating, getting seriously worried at the prospect of skating (and falling), scouting out where to skate, trying on rollerblades, buying rollerblades, taking rollerblades back because one foot felt "weird", getting replacement skate for weird foot ....
It is hard, time consuming work having a midlife crisis, really it is.
Who knows if I will ever craft again?


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Full Game Replay
Thank you to Coach Cooley and the rest of the Friars for a terrific season. I have a feeling its just the tip of the iceberg for this program.
Thanks to everyone for the kind words throughout the season. I'm planning on doing some mixes and original recruiting videos this spring/summer, so stay tuned for that! Next year begins today!


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Under Light and Shadow is an alternative film event inspired by ThisCollection, a project involving film, poetry and the city of Edinburgh. Filmmakers adapt poems from This Collection Archive and translate words into visual language. Instead of having a conventional screening, the event constructs a space as video installation. The short films screen in loops within five hours.
Viewers can join the screening anytime from 2 to 7pm.
The presentation of the films is complemented by a filmmaking workshop with Oliver Benton providing an introduction to basic filmmaking skills an opportunity to express yourself using mobile phone camera or digital camera.
Day/Date: Saturday, 23rd June.
Installation runs from: 2 to 7pm
Filmmaking Workshop: 3-6pm
Venue:Out of the Blue Drill Hall 36, Dalmeny Street, EH6 8RG, Edinburgh
Admission for both events are free. We believe that art is an educational tool and must be accessible for everyone. As space for workshop is limited registration is required. Please register through an online form or email email@example.com for the free filmmaking workshop
For more details About the Event please visit our website, or join our facebook page for more updates.
Sunday 29th April, 2012
Join us between 12pm & 4pm for a free drop-in pinhole workshop.
Led by Stills' artists you will create pinhole images using our traditional darkrooms.
All equipment will be provided, suitable for all ages, through adult supervision will be required.
For more information about how you can get involved with World Pinhole Photography Day have a look at their website.
Sunday 8 April, 2012
12pm - 5pm, FREE
Join us for the Language with Flowers open-day where you can participate in calligraphy and screen printing workshops.
Everyone who joins in will get the opportunity to experiment with screen printing onto their own canvas bag and try their hand at calligraphy using traditional tools and techniques.
No need to book - just turn up on the day and join in!
Activities are suitable for all ages but adult supervision will be required.
5-17 March, 2012Edinburgh Botanic Gardens, Stills, Camera Obscura
Stills are pleased to be delivering an Advanced Pinhole Workshop in conjunction with the Edinburgh Pinhole Photography Festival.
The Edinburgh Pinhole Photography Festival is a fantastic opportunity for everyone to explore the simple and magical process of Pinhole Photography. There will be open drop-in workshops held in the Botanic Gardens, a chance to experiment with Ilfords new Titan 5x4 pinhole camera with direct positive paper and an opportunity to take your pinhole photography to the next level with Stills advanced course.
For full details have a look on the Pinhole Photography Festival website, and watch this space for more news!
Friday 3rd February, 2012, 6pm
For this lecture series art historians, photographers, artists and visual culture specialists have been invited to examine the intersections between art and the social realities produced by globalisation. All of the lectures are FREE.
To book a place on any of these free lectures please email email@example.com
Richard Williams: A Modern Ruin - the 'United States' in Philadelphia Focus Space artist Richard Williams presents an informal lecture on his current exhibition in Stills' Focus Space which draws together his personal connections to the material and his writing on the contemporary built environment and globalisation.
The 'United States' is one of the sights of contemporary Philadelphia. One of remarkably few surviving transatlantic liners, it is a monument to a heroic industrial age in which the US itself was indubitably in the ascendant. In its present condition, semi-derelict, and moored opposite a retail park that could be anywhere in the world, it has a lot to say about the violent transformation of industrial societies over the past 40 years. Richard Williams' talk will introduce the 'United States' for those who don't know it, and speculates on its past, present, and uncertain future.
Richard Williams is Professor of Contemporary Visual Cultures at The University of Edinburgh. His books include The Anxious City (2004) and Brazil: Modern Architectures in History (2009). Though his published work invariably features his own photographs United States is his first public exhibition
This December Stills has teamed up with Beyond Words to bring you a fantastic range of photography books. Whether you are looking for a perfect Christmas present, or treating yourself, come in and have a browse.
The diverse selection will cater to every taste whether you are after a rare, signed edition of John Blakemore's first major retrospective, the first publication of newly discovered street photography by Vivian Maier or a beautiful hardback showcasing largely unseen early colour photography by Joel Sternfeld. For those who are indecisive why not pick one of each from the pocket sized PHOTOFILE collection?
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1 Dec - 18 Dec 11am - 6pm (8pm Late night shopping on Thursday 1 Dec and Thurs 8 Dec)19 Dec - 23 Dec 11am - 7pm
Focus Space Richard Williams: United States Saturday 12 November 2011 – Sunday 18 March 2012 Launch Event: Friday 25 November, 6.30pm
For Stills' Focus Space Richard Williams will exhibit a series of photographs and artefacts that examine the past, present and future of the once glamorous ship, the SS United States. The last, and fastest, ocean liner built by the US, its decaying 990-foot structure is now moored opposite an IKEA store at Pier 82 in the great port of Philadelphia, a place full of ruins of the industrial age.
Image United States 3 (2011) Richard Williams
Monday 31 October 7pm Free
Please join us for a fascinating insight into the practice of two of Italy's most successful photographers.
Edoardo Agresti is a partner of Nikon Professional Service and teaches for Nikon School Travel as well as exhibiting internationally and has published in several international magazines and travel guides.
Gianluca Capri studied in Paris in 1998 and has since exhibited internationally including Artisti in Campo (2008), Gallery Park Palace, Monte Carlo (2009) and has received awards such as Venice International Photo Contest (2007).
The two photographers have presented exhibitions of recent works at The English Speaking Union and The Italian Cultural Institute, Edinburgh to raise funds for Oxfam's 'Light Gives Life' initiative.
http://www.edoardoagresti.it/ http://www.gianlucacapri.it/
Refreshments will be served
The Italian Cultural Institute of Edinburgh presents the photography of Edoardo Agresti and Gianluca Capri.
All works are for sale and proceeds will contribute to the work of OXFAM.
Please join us for the Exhibition closing event at The English Speaking Union Friday 28 October 6pm. All welcome. Refreshments will be served
Exhibition venues: The Italian Cultural Institute, 82 Nicholson Street, Edinburgh
English Speaking Union Scotland, 23 Atholl Crescent, Edinburgh
Image, 'Light Gives Life', Edoardo Agresti, 2011
Thursday 20 October 6.30pm
Skewing the context of Private Eye magazine's once yearly literary review feature, Stephen Sutcliffe and a selected cast give the first of a series of presentations, using video, audio and live readings of texts all culled from the artists personal archive.
Taking place within the space of Sutcliffe's exhibition Runaway, Success, this event deploys a methodology of live collage to continue and extend the exhibition's investigation of self-doubt, awkwardness and the construction of the idea of culture.
Limited spaces available, to book a place please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 0131 622 6200
Specially commissioned poster Runaway, Success includes an interview between the artist Stephen Sutcliffe and curator Lisa Le Feuvre and is available to purchase at the event and via Stills' shop.
Thursday 25 August 6 - 8pm
A regular and popular feature of the Edinburgh Art Festival, Art Late is a specially programme night of late openings at galleries across the city.
Join us for exhibition tours of Runaway, Success every 20 minutes throughout the evening.
Refreshments will be served.
Further information on the Art Late Programme can be viewed here http://www.edinburghartfestival.com/events/2011/2011-08-25
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Quote:Yard waste that the Region collects along the curb is turned into compost. Compost is an earthy-smelling soil conditioner and can be used for home gardens and lawns.
Residents of Waterloo Region can pick up compost (maximum 5 bushels) from spring to fall at no charge while supplies last at the Cambridge (201 Savage Drive) and Waterloo (925 Erb Street West - Gate 2) Waste Management sites between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday to Saturday. Compost is not available during the winter.
Season: April until October as supply is available.
Thank you for diverting yard waste from landfill and helping to make useful compost.
Has anyone here made use of this?
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Cinnamon for weight loss recipes
Imagine you went into the house of the beloved grandmother. In the air the scent of sweet cinnamon rolls. Such a warm and familiar from early childhood, a smell that brings a smile and warms from the inside. And remember the taste of baked Apple with a delicate aroma of spices or serving of hot chocolate with a subtle smell. Would you be able to refuse any of these dishes? What if we tell you that cinnamon can become your faithful companion on the warpath with the extra weight? Incredibly, Yes? While she can. And so, how to lose weight using cinnamon?
Cinnamon: delicious and healthy or eat harmful?
Diet on apples, oatmeal or buckwheat no longer surprising. But about the benefits of cinnamon for weight loss heard one. Find spice markets and stores, we can in two variations: Continue reading
How to stay warm in the winter
There are many recipes for a warming beverage. In winter it is especially important to choose the most suitable recipe to not only keep warm but also to protect themselves from the cold. In ancient books it is written that cooked food is first pleasing to the eye, then the nose and then the tongue.
The usefulness of this recipe is due to the properties of the main component of tea – ginger root. At the root contains vitamins A, B1, B2, C, microelements and minerals. In accordance with the philosophy of Ayurveda, ginger strengthens Yang energy, improves digestion and metabolism.
sugar 6 tbsp (or 5 tbsp of honey)
black pepper – a pinch
mint leaves
Bring water to a boil, add grated ginger and sugar. Strain, add the lemon (orange) juice, add pepper, mint (optional).
Drink a hot drink.
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Hot cocoa with marshmallows
How best to start the morning? Of course, with a Cup of fragrant, hot and delicious cocoa. How to make cocoa soft sweet, cause-enveloping sensations? It's very simple: add marshmallows! The idea to try the hot cocoa with marshmallows marshmallows (although, it's not even Zephyr, but more on that later) came to me from the outside. Who
has not heard of or seen in movies, advertising, cartoon or Christmas card inviting Cup of cocoa with air marshmellows, dissolved in a hot drink. And so many times found in movies made in the USA roasted marshmallows: scouts in the campaigns treat strung on skewers and roast it on a fire.
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Voice of the Muslims | Jamaican woman embraces Muslim faith
Just over a year ago, St Catherine Justice of the Peace Audrey Maragh abandoned her Christian familiarities to join the Ahmadiyya Muslim faith. At an international convention of the community in the United Kingdom last month, she delved into the Biat, a ritual to confirm her belief as an Ahmadi.
It has been a talking point for the people of Old Harbour weekly, as she dons her shayla headwear and disembarks her taxi at the entrance to the Old Harbour Road-based mosque to make her way to Friday prayers.
The anxiety is always triggered by the headwear and the mode of dress, then come questions about the segregation and suppression of Muslim women.
"The fact that I am not naked does not mean I am not free," Maragh told The Sunday Gleaner.
She also insisted that there is equity in her religion.
"I am encouraged to get an education, I am encouraged to do whatever job I want, I am just encouraged to be the best I want to be. What is unliberating about that?" she questioned.
Sarah Khan, 36, who lives in London, was born an Ahmadi.
She concurred with Maragh.
"I found again and again examples of strong women who would speak out," she said.
"Perhaps everyone would question, but I have no doubts."
Toobah Khokhar, 19, admits that while growing up, she would question some of the comments in the media about women's rights in the Muslim religion, and she said her enquiries were encouraged.
But do the Muslim women forecast changes in their religion that would seek to remove restrictions based on gender?
According Sarah, there is no need for this.
"In terms of teachings, they are adequate for now and they won't need to be altered," she said.
Khokhar would agree, saying Islam is a religion that is supposed to be for all times, including the 21st century, where social media is dominant.
"We are encouraged to participate in the modern world with our voice but still with the core values of Islam," she said.
The matter of the segregation of Muslim women in worship and otherwise was also among the issues placed before the world head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community, Mirza Masroor Ahmad.
"They will never say because of segregation they are suppressed," he said of women.
"They are free to move, to learn, to get their education, to do their activities and they are happy with this," he told reporters from his London office.
At the same time, Maragh said she understands the sceptism about Muslim women in the Jamaican context.
"In Jamaica, a lot of people, when you say 'Islam', the only word that comes to mind is terrorism, and it's going to take a while for that myth to go away – that Muslims are not terrorists. Terrorism is a crime that is carried out by whoever you are," she said.


text: A stunning range of realistic flowers, crafted from high quality raw materials, allowing you to create a beautiful, everlasting, indoor display. A single stem of peony with a wired centre, enabling you to bend and cut it in order to achieve your perfect display. Peonys faux flowers typify the beautiful gardens found at the brands home in Shropshires Ruckley Estate. From the variation in petal shades and individual stamens, to capturing the movement of each stem, every flower is hand made in England to recreate the beauty of real examples from the grounds. This acute attention to detail has gone on to earn the company accreditation from the Royal Horticultural Society. Family run, Peonys team of trained florists create beautiful arrangements, often combining stunning glass and ceramic vessels, with life-like touches such as the brands Still Water, which sets to give the effect of real water inside each vase. Real ingredients such as soil, moss and bamboo are added to complete a display that is almost impossible to distinguish from the real thing. Please note: These plants are not real - they are part of our artificial plants and flowers assortment.Check stock and price


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Jason has held positions at The University of Queensland (Brisbane), Curtin University of Technology (Perth), Murdoch University (Perth), The University of Western Australia (Perth), The Australian National University (Canberra) and Western Sydney University (Sydney). He is currently a Visiting Fellow of Huygens ING (Den Haag, 2015-2016). Most recently, he was Data Analyst in Research & Development at Murdoch University and Technical Officer for the Australian Centre for Indigenous History at The Australian National University. In Perth Jason administered Murdoch University's ERA (Excellence in Research Australia) complete ERA2 data submission. In Canberra he led the technical design and development of one of the largest digital history and knowledge management projects in the field of Australian Indigenous History. A regular speaker in Australia, internationally Jason has presented research in Whistler (Canada), Rotterdam and Den Haag (The Netherlands), Montreal (Canada), Nancy (France), Wellington (New Zealand) and Antwerp (Belgium). In 2016 he will give talks in Paris (France), Den Haag (The Netherlands), Oxford (United Kingdom) and Stanford (United States), and in August will chair a distinguished international NIAS-Lorentz workshop on mutual cultural heritage in Leiden (The Netherlands).
Jason is Director of Electronic Resources for the international Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing (SHARP, re-elected 2015) and a Founding Editorial Board member for The Anthem Studies in Book History, Publishing and Print Culture (United Kingdom) and DHCommons (United States). He is a Chief Investigator (CI-2) with Professor Simon Burrows (CI-1) on the 'Mapping Print, Charting Enlightenment' Australian Research Council (ARC) Discovery Project (AUD $460K, 2016-2017) and Lead Chief Investigator (CI-1) with Professor Simon Burrows (CI-2) on the 'Angus & Robertson Collection for Humanities and Education Research (Archiver)' Australian National Data Service (ANDS) High-Value Collection Project (AUD $160K, 2016-2017). Jason regularly contributes to The Conversation on matters related to research impact and digital scholarship. He was Conference Director for Global Digital Humanities 2015 and is Co-Convenor of SHARP's planned 2018 conference in Sydney.
Jason has a PhD in Communication and Cultural Studies ("Places of Publication and the Australian Book Trade: A Study of Angus & Robertson's London Office, 1938-1970") from Murdoch University (Humanities Research Institute, 2011). His PhD was completed as part of an ARC Discovery Project that merged a technologically innovative analysis of publishing data with an interpretative history of over 18,000 archival documents. Jason has a Master of Arts by research in Australian Studies ("Towards Critical Cultural Foresight: Australian Futures Studies") from The University of Queensland (School of English, Media Studies and Art History), a Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Communication and Cultural Studies (The University of Queensland, Department of English), a Postgraduate Diploma in Australian Studies by dissertation (The University of Queensland, Australian Studies Centre) and a Certificate in Engaging Learners in Online Discussion (Open Universities Australia).


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Jobs as Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators involve not only medical billing tasks, but require a number of other skills as well. Because non-medical facets of the job are part of the whole package, information has been included below on the entire scope of these jobs for the sake of completeness and accuracy.
Most Insurance Claims jobs are found in insurance companies, where claims are submitted after an accident, injury, or loss of some kind. These claims are reviewed and acted upon by claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners and investigators. Their primary role is to investigate those claims, negotiate settlements, and authorize payments to policy holders after determining whether or not the customer's insurance policy covers the loss. This is generally not a single job, but usually several jobs done by a group of people working together to resolve the claim.
Adjusters gather the information needed to assess and process an insurance claim. They investigate the nature and scope of the claim by interviewing the policyholder and any witnesses, reviewing police or hospital records, and assessing property damage. They may work with experts in their fields (such as doctors, construction workers, or lawyers) if needed to make a more educated evaluation of the damages. Adjusters then prepare a written report that is used to determine what will or will not be covered by the insurance company. If a claim is contested, the adjusters work in conjunction with lawyers on behalf of the insurance company.
Examiners who work for insurance companies often perform many of the tasks an adjuster does, but their job often focuses on reviewing the claims which have been submitted to be sure the relevant guidelines have been adhered to. For example, guides which give the typical treatments, average hospital stay, and average recovery/treatment time for specific injuries are used to see if costs submitted by the policyholder are reasonable. They will then either authorize payment to the insured, or refer the claim for further review, usually to a senior examiner who may specialize in a particular field.
Investigators are used when insurance fraud is suspected. These investigators look into claims where arson, unnecessary medical treatment, criminal activity, or worker's disability abuse is suspected. Background information about claimants is gathered to assess any prior attempts at insurance fraud or other criminal activity have ever taken place. Investigators then interview the claimant and any witnesses to create a written record, take pictures or video that may be used as evidence, and may also do surveillance to assess the plausibility of the claim.
Although a college degree is not required, most companies give preference to college graduates; approximately three quarters of those employed in this field have at least some college, and about 50% hold a bachelor's degree or higher. Degree programs are not generally offered specifically for claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators, but several degrees could be beneficial for people applying for these jobs. For example, training, education or experience in a medical setting would be useful in assessing medical and life insurance claims.
Training or experience in a related field is desirable. People trained in law enforcement make excellent insurance investigators since they have experience in interviewing people to assess the situation in an accident or event. Successful auto collision appraisers often have experience in repairing vehicles so that they are familiar with what work will need to be performed. In this case, vocational training in auto body repair is recommended.
Many entry level jobs will give on-the-job training under the supervision of a more experienced worker.
Continuing education is expected of people in these jobs so that they keep current on new Federal and State laws which affect how claims are processed, as well as with new medical treatments and drug therapies which may be used.
Licensing requirements vary by state; some states require a licensing exam, whereas others require a specific number of continuing education credits.
With experience, people in these jobs may be promoted to management or administration. Some people may opt to start their own business as an independent claims adjuster or appraiser.
Job growth over the next several years is expected to be about as fast as the average for all jobs. As population increases, the number of insurance policies will grow, creating new jobs. Competition will be brisk for claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators, but people with related training or experience will have the best opportunity for successfully obtaining one of these jobs.
The salary for claims adjusters, examiners and investigators varies widely. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the middle fifty percent of workers in these jobs earned between $38,520 and $65,210. Training, experience, and area of the country will influence salary.
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One of the food-related topics that really interests me is how food styles have changed over time.
When did cedar-plank salmon become more popular on Louisiana menus, for instance, than pompano en papillotte?
Why do we bring feta cheese tortes with pita chips to parties now instead of aspic molds surrounded by club crackers?
And when did arugula with balsamic vinegar replace Roquefort-soaked iceberg wedges in the salad department?
It's fun to ponder how food styles have changed, much like fashion and architecture, which is why I was thrilled to hear from Flo Ulmer, president of the Garden District Civic Association. She and her organization have a project that touches on this very topic, and they need our help!
The association is publishing a community cookbook, one of three fundraising events intended to help celebrate the neighborhood's centennial. The theme of the book will be "Recipes ... then and now," and the association is seeking favorite family recipes from current and former residents of Roseland Terrace, Drehr Place and Kleinert Terrace, the three neighborhoods that comprise the Garden District.
"We need recipes from folks who lived in the Garden District in the past or who inherited a favorite dish from family members who lived here," Ulmer explained. "We want recipes that compare the way we cooked back then to the way we cook now ..."
"What was a favorite appetizer, say, in 1950? With any recipe submitted, we would love to have any anecdotal information about the dish and memories that go along with it."
I can't think of a more meaningful neighborhood project, especially for such a wonderful neighborhood. I had the pleasure of living on Olive Street in the Garden District during my senior year of college, and consider myself fortunate now that I live close enough to the Garden District that I regularly have occasion to drive through it and admire its lovely tree-lined streets and charming, early 20th-century homes.
Ulmer, who is a passionate tireless advocate for her neighborhood, reminds us that the Garden District was not always so picturesque, and posits that food and family celebrations are some of the unifying elements that have made it the strong community with a genuine sense of place that it is today.
"The Garden District was once a barren, treeless suburb of Baton Rouge built on pasture land in the middle of nowhere with rows of craftsman-style bungalows," she said. "But look at us now! And the key reason our neighborhood is vibrant and growing is because of the 'neighbor' mentality that began 100 years ago ..."
"One of the main ingredients of that mentality is food. Whenever we get together, we eat. Then we share the recipe. It's a moving history of food that has been the tie that binds us together."
If you have any recipes and stories to contribute to the book, please email them to the Garden District Association by Aug. 17 to email@example.com.
Ulmer asks that you include your current or former address, when you lived in the Garden District, and any stories and photographs about the neighborhood you'd like to include.
I told her I'd be happy to help plug her cookbook if she'd share a favorite recipe with us. In keeping with the theme of the book, she sent me a simple but delicious recipe for Onion Pie, which she was first served, appropriately, by a neighbor at a neighborhood dinner party. It has since become one of her favorites.


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Well, I did promise that this would come in good time. So, yes, I'd like a cookie. Thank you!
I'll try to keep this one short. If you read the prequel, here, I'd like to think that you found a style template that describes you. If you didn't, don't panic. That's why we're here.
Style is personal. When you think about it, there really are no rules. It is not about trying to be like someone else; taller or curvier or any of that. It is simply taking all that you have and portraying it in the best possible light.
I know this is a lot more daunting than I have made it sound so here are a few ways to actually define your personal style and well, keep it refreshing.
Understand Your Body; Absolutely important. So important that I dedicated an entire post to it here. Understanding your body and dressing for body type is a tenet that we absolutely cannot compromise on. You want to know what your best and worst features are so you can dress to accentuate or camouflage them.
Once you have mastered this, you'll find yourself buying only what suits you, developing a pattern and generally just being more confident.
Find a Style Icon/Inspiration; Look up people who inspire you. They don't have to be famous. Go on their Instagram pages and soak up their style and what makes them stand out. You'd realize that this will have you putting together outfits in your head. Build a scrap book fro your ideas and more often than not, you will see a pattern emerge.
Know Your Favorite/Most Flattering Colors; Knowing and shopping around your favorite colors is helpful because it'll get you excited. Restricting your new buys to just your favorite colors and colors that complement your skin tone will also help you curb impulse buying.
Be Critical of Your Wardrobe; Actually, be very critical of your wardrobe. This is key so I'm going to spend the most time on it.
I would advise creating a capsule wardrobe. You don't necessarily have to shop for new outfits to carry out this task. Just focus on decluttering and arranging your wardrobe around only the pieces that you wear. You'd want to ask yourself questions like;
- What garments do I really like?
- What garments make me happy?
- What garments do I feel the most confident in?
- What pieces do I have the most of and why?
Keep these outfits and toss out everything else that didn't get a nod.
Even if it is this season's must-have or you spent a week's salary on it, if it doesn't look good on you now, it shouldn't be there. Be absolutely ruthless.
Now that you have cleared your wardrobe, you want to shop smart. To keep it simple, you can classify your shopping list under; Bare bones (essentials), drama pieces and finishing touches.
For bare bones, you want to invest in staples that go with everything and never go out of style. A little black dress, a classic white button-down shirt, a pair of flattering jeans, ballet flats and a pair of high-heeled pumps.
After bare bones, you can afford to splurge on drama pieces. You can consider trends but don't let them be your drive. Think of pieces that you really like and would wear often but aren't ordinary.
Finally, finishing touches. Basics and drama will take you so far, but accessories maketh a woman. Whatever you think is all the way extra, do it here. Remember, you have to really like it.
In all these, I would advise that you keep the following in mind;
- Buy the right sizes. Don't buy a smaller size because you plan to lose weight and fit into it.
- If you're not gong to wear them or you don't need them, don't buy them.
- Do not let trends dictate what you buy. Absolutely not. Remember trends come and go.
Your wardrobe should contain only amazing pieces- it is a lot easier to be inspired when you see twenty nice pieces that when you see fifty not-so-nice ones. Aim to wake up in the morning ad actually feel like going out because you can't wait to get dressed.
You don't have to be perfect, however. Just look like how you live, how you have fun and let your hair down.
I hope you learnt a thing or two. What other guides to finding your personal style do you have? Do share with us in the comment section.
Until Next Time,
It's Tee
Iluustrations by Justin Irabor (The Vunderkind)


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Apple users feel safer with the tight security features of Mac. It is known to be virus-free ecosystem. But this actually was a thing in the past. The reputation of great security of Mac is not true anymore true. Recently, a group of hackers took control of the Transmission Bit Torrent app and distributed malicious software to Mac users. It encrypts files on a victim's machine and demands a $400 ransom payment to release the files that are affected. About 6,500 people were affected. It is not known yet which versions of Mac's operating system are affected. Experts are now saying the Mac was secured because no one attacked Mac like this before.
As the market share of Mac was small, hackers didn't attack them as it won't be profitable for them. Windows, on the other hand, were always under attack from the hackers. Security experts think that Apple's security is weaker and is easier to hack. Apple's Gatekeeper, which was introduced in 2012, is the primary security measure on OS X computers, that is, Mac. This allowed users to download only apps that were approved by Apple. That means, users were restricted from downloading outside programs and so hackers were unable to steal their passwords and financial information. However, Gatekeeper has a number of weaknesses which the hackers can take advantage of. Hackers can bypass Apple's protection and infect the software approved by Apple itself. Apple recently updated there security software by blocking some more files that seemed vulnerable to attacks.
The newest version of OS X is ranked at 5 out of 10 in terms of security; whereas, Windows 10 is ranked almost 7. Apple's Macs and Macbooks are now a popular target for hackers. It was reported that only 7% of computer users use Apple's OS X. But it doesn't mean that it is safe because of the low population. The sales are expected to grow in future. So, attackers will continue hacking Mac.


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Christmas Redemption
Copyright ©2011
Patricia Jsger
Tessa frowned. She'd never known Beth to be rude. But her parting comment to the man- she still didn't know his name. If she planned to work for him she should learn his name. Her thoughts stopped like a wagon wheel stuck in mud. He knew her name.
"How do you know my name? We haven't exchanged them yet." She placed her hands on her hips and glared at the man. His gaze roamed over her face, then stopped, gazing into her eyes. His were like looking into a cup of coffee; dark, brown, and emitting a sense of comfort.
"You haven't changed all that much from the little girl I remember hanging around your father's barber shop."
His words were flattering and insulting at the same time. He remembered her, but he thought she still looked like the willowy child who everyone shoved food at because they thought she was too skinny.
"Not the body. You've definitely grown into a fine figure of a woman, but your hair is the same color and your big green eyes always made me stop and stare at you back then. They're like two spring leaves with a touch of dew."
Something vibrated in her chest, and her fingers tingled. No one had ever spoken to her or about her in such a manner. A bubble of happiness rested in her throat halting any words. Warmth and softness rubbed around her ankles shifting her thoughts and breaking the hold of his words.
"So who are you? Why don't I remember you?" She bent, picking up Patch and scratching her between the ears.
The man's hesitation pricked her skin like the time she knew Floyd laid in wait for her in the backroom of the saloon. The cat squeaked and catapulted out of her arms. Her unease had caused her to squeeze the animal.
"I guess I best tell you before someone else does." The man moved away from her, lifted the boiling coffee pot, and poured two cups. "Take the chair."
He motioned to the one chair by the stove. After she sat, he handed her a cup of coffee. His hesitancy to tell her who he was started her skin to itching and prickling again.
"Why are you so reluctant to tell me?"
"I left here a boy and soon learned what it took to be a man. I've returned a man who paid for his poor judgment." He placed the cup on the shelf by the stove and knelt in front of her. "I didn't come back to open old wounds for anyone. When Brett told me you were working in the saloon…I wanted to storm in there and drag you out and hand you everything I own. But that wouldn't make things right. Then I saw how you were being treated, and I need help, so, I offered you a job. If you don't want to take it after I tell you who I am I understand. But know there will always be a job here for you." He rubbed a hand across the back of his neck and stood, shifting so she couldn't see his face clearly.
"I'm Van Donovan."
Monday, July 11, 2011
Christmas Redemption- Part 11
Posted by Paty Jager at 12:01 AM
Labels: Christmas Redemption, Paty Jager
2 comments:
- Becky said...
Great excerpt. Waiting is the hardest thing to do. I very curious to see what happens next now that Tessa know who Van is. I hate to rush time, but in this case I wish it would go by fast so Monday can be here again. I can't wait until next Monday.
- Paty Jager said...
Becky, I'm glad I have someone waiting for the rest of the story.;)
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Considering that Triple H began his career as one of WWE's Superstars, he has managed to climb the ranks and become one of the most powerful people in the entire company.
While Triple H will always be remembered as one of the biggest stars in the company and as a former World Champion (a title that he last won earlier this year at the Royal Rumble), he now plies his trade behind the scenes in WWE instead.
Over the past few years, Triple H has proved that he has what it takes to be the member of the McMahon family to take control over the company when Vince McMahon decides to step down, by booking and controlling all of the talent down in NXT.
NXT has become an absolute phenomenon over the past few years and that is mostly to do with the fact that Triple H knows what he is doing down there.
Obviously, this means that Triple H has made many friends with the NXT talent as they have been pushed to the top of the company. Triple H has made a lot of friends outside of WWE, with some of them quite surprising revelations.
Because wrestling throws many different personalities together, there are many friends that many of the WWE Universe wouldn't expect to actually see hanging out together. But the following list of wrestlers have actually been taken under the wing of Triple H and have actually become close friends.
15 Jamie Noble
It comes as no surprise that the former Cruiserweight is good friends with Triple H. Jamoe Noble played a big part in The Authority storyline a few years ago, which allowed him to work quite closely with Triple H.
Since that storyline ended and Jamie Noble was taken off WWE TV, he has been working alongside the COO backstage in WWE. Noble has been helping Triple H for a long time and it has been mentioned a few times that he has creative input on the show. As a former wrestler himself, it makes sense for WWE to allow Noble to help book a product that he is used to being a part of. While not surprising, we can definitely call this an unlikely friendship considering the different backgrounds of both men.
14 Kevin Owens
Kevin Owens is t he only ever NXT Champion to have been given the opportunity to appear on both the main roster and NXT. This shows how much trust Triple H has in Kevin Owens. Owens had already made a name for himself on the Independent Circuit when he was signed to WWE and it seems that Triple H has allowed him to forge his own path.
Owens has become one of the biggest stars in the company under Triple H's guidance and it comes as no surprise that he is currently the longest reigning Universal Champion and one of best things on Raw. Triple H has tweeted his support of Owens many times and it's obvious that he is proud of how far he has come.
13 Shinsuke Nakamura
The Japanese sensation has changed the face of NXT over the past few months with his Strong Style taking over right now. But there is a very big reason that Shinsuke Nakamura is already a two-time NXT Champion, and that man is Triple H.
The man who controls NXT wouldn't allow someone to be the face of his brand if he didn't believe that they were the future. Nakamura has done so much in NXT in such a short period of time. All this despite the fact that he isn't very good at promos, Triple H is still fully invested in the star and the duo have shown how close they have become many times on Social Media. It will be interesting to see how much Triple H can protect Nakamura once he is called up to the main roster,
12 Sasha Banks
Charlotte and Sasha Banks have changed the face of the Women's Division over the past few months because they have been given many opportunities in WWE. And why is that? This was mostly because Sasha is very close to Triple H backstage and Charlotte is the daughter of his hero.
Sasha, the former NXT and Raw Women's Champion has been given so many chances to make history and to prove that she is the best, that it is obvious that she has some pull with backstage, at least with Triple H (Vince is believed to not be big on Sasha). Take nothing away from Sasha, she is one of the best female wrestlers that the company have had in a while and she deserves everything that she has been given in WWE.
11 Mojo Rawley
The Hype Bro has proved himself so much in the time he's been in WWE and even though he still has a lot of doubters, Triple H is one of the main people who are pushing him forward right now. And as we all know, having the support of Triple H is not a bad thing.
Triple H posted a personal message on Twitter to the former NXT star when he was drafted up to the main roster because he was so proud of the fact that he had worked so hard and deserved a place up on the SmackDown live brand. It will be interesting to see where he goes now that his partner, Zack Ryder is out injured, but if Triple H is backing him, then he will definitely go far in WWE.
10 Seth Rollins
The former World Champion worked closely with Triple H for a very long time after he turned on The Shield. In fact, Seth Rollins has stated many times how honored he was to be the one taken under Triple H's wing.
The Game helped Rollins to transition from tag team wrestler to the wrestler he is today. The fact that the duo now have what is set to be a personal rivalry in the new year, will only make their friendship stronger, which is exactly what you would want from any main event level feud in wrestling as it usually makes for a more entertaining rivalry. Take a look at the long feud between Triple H and Shawn Michaels (best friends) for an example of this.
9 Bayley
The Huggable Superstar hasn't been given as many opportunities in WWE as the other three members of The Four Horsewomen. While she was down in NXT, Triple H was fully aware of the talent that he had at his fingertips and made sure to make the most of this.
Bayley was given the chance to compete in the first ever female Ironman match in WWE and was the one to actually win it. She would also retain the NXT Women's Championship in the process. She was also the first woman to have beaten Nia Jax. This was all under Triple H's guidance in NXT because the former World Champion knows that Bayley is one of the stars for the future of WWE. And now it's time to watch Bayley shine.
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8 Vince McMahon
There have been many rumors in WWE that have said that Vince and Triple H have a bad relationship, but they are completely wrong. If Vince didn't like Triple H then he wouldn't give him NXT and allow him the full control of it.
Vince and Triple H have become friends over the years (perhaps reluctantly). And even though when Stephanie and Triple H began dating Vince wasn't a big fan of the former World Champion, it seems that he has warmed to Triple H and the duo have a good relationship. After all, they have to sit opposite each other every year at Christmas dinner so there needs to be some level of friendship there. At the very least tolerance, but there is no reason to believe Triple H and Vince hate each other at this point.
7 Ric Flair
The 16-time World Champion has returned and left WWE so many times over the last few years that it is obvious that he has some pull with the WWE creative team or someone backstage. Once again Ric has been brought into his daughter's WWE storyline, and it seems that he will play a part in John Cena's as he tries to equal his record.
Flair hasn't wrestled for a very long time but he still has a lot of fans and was close to Triple H during their time in Evolution. So it's obvious that Triple H wants Ric back in WWE quite a lot. Flair was even part of the Natalya vs. Charlotte match a few years ago on NXT. Ric was a hero to Triple H growing up, so it was obvious these two would become friends once they began working together.
6 Sheamus
When Sheamus became Mr. Money in the Bank last year and Triple H helped him to become WWE World Heavyweight Champion, it was revealed that Triple H and the Irish Superstar are actually quite close in real life.
Triple H and Sheamus are actually training partners and often go to the gym together. They enjoyed working together when Sheamus became World Champion. When the Irish star was first brought to WWE it is thought that Triple H had a lot to do with the fact that was pushed towards the main event picture. Sheamus would even win the WWE Championship from John Cena in a Tables match only a few months after debuting on the main roster in WWE (he was previously working for the ECW brand).
5 Roman Reigns
This one comes as no surprise to anyone. Roman Reigns has been given a lot of opportunities in WWE since The Shield split and despite the fact that Seth Rollins was the one that The Authority chose, Roman Reigns is the one that has won the Royal Rumble and main evented WrestleMania twice. One of those times was against Triple H.
While many of the WWE Universe are still not happy about Reigns, it seems that the company really want him to be the next big star in WWE and Triple H would happily allow Reigns to do this. With WrestleMania season fast approaching, we wonder if Roman Reigns will find himself in a third straight main event at the biggest show of the year.
4 Finn Balor
The former NXT Champion and the first ever Universal Champion, Finn Balor has been out injured since the night after SummerSlam this year. But he has still been a part of WWE's executive picture and even headed over to the UK recently to help the company launch the UK Championship Tournament.
Balor has only been in WWE a few years but he was already an international star and Triple H knew who he was signing when he brought Balor into the company. He was a loyal Superstar in NXT for a few years and stood up for the promotion so many times that it must have made Triple H proud to have someone of his calibre on his roster. Expect Balor to continue his rise when he is cleared to return to the ring in the new year.
3 Randy Orton
The Apex Preditor may well be one of the best wrestlers to have ever walked through a WWE curtain. But that doesn't mean that he hasn't had his fair share of issues over the past few years (Orton is considered by many to be one of the biggest jerks in the entire company).
Orton has violated WWE's Wellness Policy twice but he was the first superstar to have a strike removed after spending time in a rehab centre. It is thought that Orton has a lot of protection from backstage officials and that is one of the main reasons that he has been able to get away with so much when it comes to hazing wrestlers and Divas. Triple H and Orton have been close since the Evolution days. Teams that wrestle together, stay together.
2 Batista
The Animal and the last member of Evolution on the list has been close to Triple H for years. Batista is a former World Champion and after making a splash on the big screen WWE gave him the opportunity to return to the company, win the Royal Rumble, and main event WrestleMania.
Not many people are given this opportunity and despite the fact that right now he has stated that he wouldn't return to WWE since he has become a big film star, there is no reason to believe that his relationship with Triple H has gone south. He has maintained a good relationship with both WWE and Triple H and could very well make a return in the future when the time is right.
1 John Cena
John Cena is without a doubt, the face of the WWE. He is the biggest star in the company and Triple H himself has admitted that when Cena first walked in, he didn't think that he would amount to anything.
Cena has since become a 15-time World Champion, released a rap album, became a film star, and a TV host. Cena could leave the company right now and pursue a career outside of WWE much like The Rock did before him, but Cena values the WWE Universe too much and has made some great friends in WWE. This includes The Chairman Vince McMahon and Triple H. Even though the powerful duo control WWE, they also allow John Cena a lot of freedom. He is the only person allowed to cut promos without permission and he is one of the only stars who is allowed to say what he likes on the mic. Cena has worked hard to be given this kind of freedom and this is down to the great relationship that he has with many WWE officials backstage.
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