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Arrive Prepared Insider
Greetings all!
We are very pleased to be putting out the 4th issue of the SOPA newsletter! Fall is here in Canada – we've already had snow out west! – and the SOPA program is now firmly established! In the last year, the program has helped hundreds of pre-arrival clients from all over the world to arrive prepared in their new Canadian home. And we are very proud to say that our biggest source of referrals is friends, family or acquaintances who have participated in or are familiar with SOPA. (We are constantly telling clients how important their network is – and this proves it!) These ongoing referrals are the greatest endorsement for our program! We couldn't ask for better! Thanks to the many who have praised and recommended the program. We wouldn't be here without you.
We know that pre-arrival services are very important for immigrants. We know the services work! SOPA clients are telling us again and again that they are arriving more confident, more knowledgeable and better prepared for their working life in Canada. And with the expected increase in immigration numbers for Canada, we know there will be lots more important work to be done. It's very exciting.
We, of course, want SOPA to be the best program in can be. It's already a terrific program – a fantastic orientation plus a menu of excellent courses ranging in duration from a few hours to 6 weeks. It's comprehensive and has everything a newcomer destined for the Canadian labour market needs. But we are always interested in ways to improve. So, please continue to share your feedback and thoughts. And if you've participated in the program or are familiar with it, tell your network how great it is. We would love for clients to find out about our program as soon as they can!
Our SOPA partners continue, of course, to do an excellent job delivering the program right across the country. As an example, SOPA partners have been organizing and hosting a number of profession-specific webinars, providing information on pathways to professional licensure in the different provincial areas.
There is more to tell you, but I will let other members of the team do it. So, please read on for success stories, a social media update, and course features and description. And don't forget to engage with us through social media! We're on all the major channels. If you're not on LinkedIn yet, you should be. Join this rapidly growing professional network on SOPA LinkedIn and I will see you there!
Please visit www.arriveprepared.ca for more information about our SOPA program and for additional editions of the Arrive Prepared Insider. We welcome your comments and suggestions on our content. New editions will be available every quarter.
– Andrew Leverman
Project Lead, SOPA
SOPA Self-Directed Courses
Working in Canada
Working in Canada provides critical information about Canadian workplace culture, including workplace orientation, organizational culture, workplace protection, employment contracts, taxes, pay, written and unwritten workplace rules. Participants learn about the unique characteristics of the Canadian workplace and how to integrate effectively into their field of employment in Canada.
Canadian Workplace Integration
Canadian Workplace Integration provides information about adapting to Canadian workplace culture. Topics include: how to adapt, the importance of communication styles, how to expand soft skills, using cultural communication, working with differences and understanding power dynamics in the Canadian workplace.
Did 'Working in Canada' help you?
"If anybody asks me that question – I will definitely say 'Yes!'. This course is a great opportunity to discover and find out more information about Working in Canada, as I am sure every country has a unique process, so it is essential for us, newcomers, to know such details provided in this course. Also I got clarification on the things I somehow knew, but now I am more aware of them, especially information regarding income tax and how to file it, and other information. Regarding the structure of the course, it is relatively short and easy to follow, very interesting and all the information is easy to read and understand. I really like conversations and how they provide us with useful information. I am very pleased and happy that I took this course." – Oksana Lepekha, SOPA Alberta client
SOPA Success Stories
5 Things I Took Away From SOPA
I am a graduate of accounting with Master of Business Administration (MBA) and I chose internal auditing as my career path. I have been working as an internal auditor for the past 9 years in various roles. I also worked with one of the biggest banks in Nigeria as an internal auditor. I'm immigrating soon to Nova Scotia, Canada with my family. Before immigrating, I participated in the SOPA Program and I am happy to be a SOPA graduate.
There are so many things I took away from SOPA, but I will share 5 of them with you.
- Talking to SOPA facilitators reduced the anxiety of migrating to a new country without family and friends. There is nothing like having a feeling that somebody in SOPA will be there for me and my family when we arrive in Canada.
- I now understand that no matter how excellent your hard skills are, although that could change due to technology, we also need a blend of soft skills. Soft skills are transferable across employment and help you to be successful (e.g., team spirit, communication skills and leadership skills).
- SOPA taught me the need to target my resume for jobs. I am used to making one size fits all resume. But thanks to SOPA, I now know I need to highlight my skills to suit jobs, which makes sense.
- SOPA also taught me that, as new immigrant to Canada, it might not be easy but I should remain positive and I have read about examples of immigrants like me that succeeded. That has boosted my morale and SOPA has increased positive energy around me.
- Lastly, SOPA taught me to maximize my day of small beginnings. Anything I find my hand to do upon arrival in Canada, I should do it well because that is what will define me. It's an advice that is close to my heart.
SOPA is an interesting program with excellent facilitators. The counselling sessions are invaluable.
Thanks for the huge opportunity.
– Adeyinka Akinpelu
SOPA Atlantic Client
IT Professional From Singapore
Michael Garcia, an IT professional from Singapore, was a SOPA client and a model student. Constantly searching for new ways to be productive, he registered for our program and feels it provided him with information on what to expect to live and work in Canada.
Michael states that the Job Search Strategies course "mentally prepared him on how to 'sell' himself to a company." After his arrival, he met with an Employment Counsellor at the Regina Open Door Society to gain access to local job market advice and resources. Since his resume and cover letter were well prepared as a result of the SOPA course, he was immediately ready to apply for jobs and volunteer in the IT sector to gain experience and build his network.
Equipped with new knowledge, skills and confidence in Canadian job search techniques, he gained employment in his field at a Saskatchewan educational institute In Regina just weeks after arriving! We are very proud of your success, Michael!
– Lisa Williams
Job Search Strategies Facilitator, SOPA Saskatchewan
How I Got a Job in Canada
I learned about SOPA thanks to a message board last year and saved the link in my favorites before even receiving my immigration visa. When I received a notification from IRCC to submit my passports, I went ahead and created an account with SOPA. I only wish I joined SOPA earlier and took all of the offered courses.
It was February 2016, I had my first online session with Andreea Glavan who patiently answered all of my questions and sent me an extensive list with useful links which I started using right away. I was planning to land in Ottawa, the nation's capital, and so she sent me all relevant information about the city and useful services for immigrants.
When I enrolled in Job Search Strategies (JSS) online course, I was lucky to have Nery Munoz as my facilitator, as she was always ready to give me extensive feedback and reply to my numerous questions about how to tailor my resume and cover letter. Thanks to participating in the course and completing all of the assignments in a timely manner, I was able to understand what an employer is expecting from me as an employee and I I tried to work on my resume so that it also reflected skills the employer was looking for. I actively used Indeed.ca for my job search, set up notification alerts with specific keywords for jobs in Ottawa, which I still keep receiving on a daily basis. Before arriving to Canada, I applied to around 60 jobs and received invitations for an interview from several of them. Currently I'm working at the Ottawa-based IT company, which replied to my resume while I was in my homeland.
I landed in June and within the first weeks of my arrival, I had a chance to meet the Ontario SOPA team in Ottawa. I was also lucky to meet people behind the SOPA program from various provinces of Canada and share my experience as an end-user who benefited from the program.
I would highly recommend participating in the SOPA Program, especially JSS and Canadian Workplace Integration as they would help you to arrive prepared to Canada and would provide you with necessary tools, thanks to which you will succeed in your new home.
I wish all of the newcomers good luck in their preparations and thank the whole SOPA team, especially Nery and Andreea, for being always there for me and other new immigrants to Canada.
– Temur Davronov
SOPA Ontario Client
First SOPA BC Graduate from China
Yue Xu is a professional translator from China who wanted to build her personal network in Canada. Her diverse experience includes translating for government bodies and companies. She took Professional Communication to get a better understanding of Canadian working culture and was an incredibly focused participant who was open to learning the concepts.
"I find the assignments and discussion board extremely helpful even though I dread writing, especially in a foreign language. But hey, doesn't that mean I need to practice more?"
As a facilitator, you know when you have clients where it is just a matter of time until they find a good role in Canada. Yue was very proactive and open to working transitional jobs to gain more experience. While she was still in China, she registered for a legal translation course at Simon Fraser University, which she is really enjoying, and joined the Society of Translators and Interpreters of British Columbia.
Not surprisingly, she lined up interviews within the first few months from several different companies. "I finally accepted a position with a company that is producing renewable fuel. Because it is a diverse role, I will be able to learn a lot, which I look forward to."
Not only did she get this position, but she was offered a freelance opportunity to translate at the hospitals when she didn't even apply for a job. "I was really surprised because I am not yet a certified translator in Canada, but they found my name on the association I joined and contacted me."
Yue is one of many SOPA clients who have amazing results when they are open and implement facilitators' feedback. She said, "You have been giving me so much valuable advice and I really appreciate that because it has made me more confident, realistic and prepared."
– Melissa Chungfat
Cultural Communications Facilitator, SOPA BC
Keys to Job Search Success
SOPA Alberta client Chimezie Ifediniru demonstrated how a positive attitude, good work ethic, realistic expectations and dedication can contribute to a successful job search and workplace integration in Canada.
Chimezie, an IT professional from Nigeria, completed SOPA's Job Search Strategies, Professional Communication and Working in Canada courses before arriving and settling in Calgary with his family in July.
His SOPA facilitators noted his ability to submit assignments on time while incorporating constructive feedback for improvement. "Chimezie was highly motivated and committed," said Hasmik Asmaryan, SOPA Job Search Strategies Facilitator.
"The biggest keys to his success were his positive attitude and likeability as well as his knowledge, professional experience and a very hardworking personality." "He was well prepared, open minded and ready to learn," said Mirjana Borjan, Chimezie's Professional Communication Facilitator. "He's a true professional."
During his job search, Chimezie demonstrated his level of preparedness through networking, being informed about his occupation in Canada and communicating his skills to employers."I was lucky enough to meet people who were in my field," said Chimezie. Less than three months after arriving, Chimezie secured a job within his field and specialization with an established IT consulting firm.
"During my job search, I always maintained a positive attitude," Chimezie said. "I learned a lot from SOPA before coming; it helped me to get a clearer perspective of what is on the ground and the things I needed to do before landing. SOPA will help immigrants if they are able to complete the courses, follow what was learned and, above all, keep a positive attitude."
– Hadis Siadat
Job Search Strategies Facilitator, SOPA Alberta
Our Own SOPA Client
We recently interviewed several qualified candidates for the position of Job Search Strategies course facilitator right here at the SOPA Manitoba partner Altered Minds Inc. And this is where Echo comes in. Echo arrived in Canada in April, 2016, and hit the ground running. Before arriving, she prepared by taking all five SOPA courses in China – her home country. She regularly met with her SOPA facilitators online during Office Hours sessions during that time.
After arriving, she set herself to volunteering with an agency providing English conversation practice and also as an office assistant with a family support centre. She consistently has put her HR experience to good use, while gaining "Canadian experience" in the settlement and employment sectors. Paid work followed with an employment services agency in August. With Echo's starting on October 17 as the Job Search Strategies facilitator for SOPA Manitoba, she continues to fulfill her dream to help people find meaningful employment and realize their career goals. We are proud to welcome Echo as the first SOPA graduate to work for the program! Congratulations Echo and all the best!
– Martin Blumrich
Cultural Communication Facilitator, SOPA Manitoba
SOPA Information Session and Facilitated Courses
Intake and Orientation
After registration, SOPA clients participate in an Intake and Orientation session where they meet with an Intake Counsellor located with the SOPA Partner in their Canadian province destination. SOPA Intake Counsellors guide clients through a personalized one-hour planning session on career and settlement goals in the province of their destination.
Session Components
- Needs Assessment
- Action Plan
- Settlement Resources Provided
- Referral to SOPA Course Program
- Referral to other post arrival employment services
- Referral to regulatory bodies if applicable
- Referral to other post arrival settlement services
To determine individual needs and goals ensuring customized pre-employment support for the client. The SOPA Intake and Orientation is the first step in this pre-arrival process, ensuring that immigrants will arrive in Canada better prepared, more confident and enter the workforce sooner.
Meet SOPA Intake Counselors from across all provinces!
Soft Skills: Working with Others
Working with Others provides participants with communication tools required for success in the Canadian workplace. Using videos and other media, the course explores different types of interactions and prepares participants to be workplace ready in the areas of networking, negotiating, working with others and conflict management. Course Objective: To explore Canadian workplace cultural norms and communication strategies through videos and audio recordings.
Course Topics:
- Networking
- Negotiating
- Working with Others
- Conflict Management
Soft Skills: Professional Communication
The Professional Communication course provides participants with communication tools required for success in the Canadian workplace. Using videos and other media, the course explores different types of interactions and prepares participants to be workplace ready in the areas of small talk, presentations, constructive feedback and meetings. Course Objective: To explore Canadian workplace cultural norms and communication strategies through videos and audio recordings.
Course Topics:
- Small Talk
- Presentations
- Constructive Feedback
- Meetings
Job Search Strategies
Job Search Strategies provides an opportunity for immigrants to learn about the job search process. Clients learn and practice skills which make them more competitive for positions in the Canadian labour market. The course is highly interactive and involves regular contact with a facilitator with extensive experience in pre-employment training. Over six weeks, participants' progress through the topics listed below. Each unit covers a different topic and involves readings, case studies, activities, assignments, videos and additional learning resources.
Course Topics:
- General Resume Writing
- Targeting Your Resume and Cover Letter
- Essential Skills and Transferable Skills
- Job Search Methods
- Marketing Yourself
- Preparing for Interviews
- After the Interview
Like, Follow, Connect
Before starting their immigration journey, our prospective clients start searching through the vast amount of information that is available in the digital space, and it's hard at times for newcomers to Canada to find what they need. We know this. And we want our followers and clients to feel better prepared to settle in a new community, so we anticipate their needs and search for this information.
And our Social Media channels are where we share this information. We share interesting articles on job search, interviews, communication techniques in the Canadian workplace, upcoming virtual and real events across the provinces in Canada. We also have Q&A days, days when we share tips and information about Canadian weather, geography and history, and when we post the Q&A from SOPA graduates.
Follow us and stay in the loop!
According to a recent SOPA survey, 80% of our clients said that they use LinkedIn prior to coming to Canada.
It is understandable as the LinkedIn platform is one of the best ways for newcomers to search for a job, and to network and to connect with the potential employers before even arriving in Canada.
Connect with us on LinkedIn and join our LinkedIn group 'Arrive prepared in Canada' to engage in interesting discussions.
For more province specific updates, follow SOPA Twitter account in that province!
Alberta: @SOPA_AB
British Columbia: @MOSAIC_SOPA
Ontario: @SOPA_ON
Manitoba: @SOPA_MB
Saskatchewan: @SOPA_Sask
Tell us how and which Social Media you use before arriving in Canada?
Send your suggestions and comments: firstname.lastname@example.com
– Albina Ziatdinova
Online Community and Social Media Monitor
SOPA Partner Information
CCIS Main Office
5th Floor, 1111 – 11 Avenue SW
Calgary, Alberta, T2R 0G5
SOPA Atlantic Provinces
Immigrant Services Association
of Nova Scotia (ISANS)
Suite 2120, 6960 Mumford Rd,
Halifax, NS, B3L 4P1
SOPA British Columbia
MOSAIC Headquarters
1720 Grant St., 2nd floor
Vancouver, B.C., V5L 2Y7
SOPA Manitoba
Altered Minds Inc.
ENTRY Program
Unit 400-259 Portage Ave.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3B 2A9
SOPA Ontario
Ottawa World Skills
219 Argyle Avenue, 3rd floor
Ottawa, Ontario, K2P 2H4
Catholic Centre for Immigrants
219 Argyle Avenue
Ottawa, Ontario, K2P 2H4
SOPA Saskatchewan
Newcomer Welcome Centre
1st Floor, 2332 11th Avenue
Regina, SK, S4P 0K1
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Alice in Tumblr-land: And Other Fairy Tales for a New Generation by Tim Manley (2013)
265 pages
Goodreads Summary: The Ugly Duckling still feels gross compared to everyone else, but now she's got Instagram, and there's this one filter that makes her look awesome. Cinderella swaps her glass slippers for Crocs. The Tortoise and the Hare Facebook stalk each other. Goldilocks goes gluten free. And Peter Pan finally has to grow up and get a job, or at least start paying rent.
Here are more than one hundred fairy tales, illustrated and re-imagined for today. Instead of fairy godmothers, there's Siri. And rather than big bad wolves, there are creepy dudes on OkCupid. In our brave new world of social networking, YouTube, and texting, fairy tales can once again lead us to "happily ever after"—and have us laughing all the way.
This book started as the author's Tumblr, Fairy Tales for 20 Somethings. I'm not sure if all the drawings here are unique to the book or first appeared on the site. I know I've seen some similar ones online before but I don't follow his Tumblr. There's an interview here about how the Tumblr became a book in case you're interested.
Anyway, on to the book. It's a small little book and there isn't a lot of text. There are pictures to accompany the little blurbs and it is all quite humorous. You can easily read through the book in less than an hour.
I did find myself laughing at some of the things in it as he pokes fun at 20 something people, technology, and social media. But at the same time this book is kind of sad because it really makes you see just how frivolous most of this stuff is. Yet at the same time so many people take it seriously.
So this book would make a great gift for a person because it's light, there's humor, but they can also learn something about themselves and maybe not take life so seriously. I really enjoyed it and would recommend it to just about anyone.
My Rating: ★★★★☆

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Texas Representative Sparks Capitol Fracas After Bragging He Called ICE on Immigration Protesters
A near-brawl broke out on the floor of the Texas House of Representatives on Monday after a Republican legislator declared he had called Immigration and Customs Enforcement on protesters decrying the state's new anti–sanctuary city bill, according to two Democratic congressmen.
Democratic Reps. Ramon Romero Jr. and Cesar Blanco told reporters that they were discussing the demonstration, which sent hundreds into the gallery chanting in protest of Texas SB4, which threatens local law enforcement agents with jail if they do not cooperate with federal immigration authorities. They were interrupted, Romero and Blanco said, by GOP Rep. Matt Rinaldi, who called the protesters a "disgrace" and said, "Fuck them, I called ICE."
Near fistfight erupts after Irving GOP Rep. @MattRinaldiTX reportedly tells several Hispanic Ds he called ICE on #SB4 protesters. #txlege— Bob Garrett (@RobertTGarrett) May 29, 2017
In the resulting fracas, Rinaldi said he was pushed and shoved, calling the other representatives' behavior "basically just bullying." Another rep, Justin Rodriguez, told the Texas Tribune he heard Rinaldi threaten to "put a bullet in one of my colleagues' heads." For his part, Rinaldi told the Tribune that some of the protesters held signs reading "I'm illegal and I'm here to stay," and that he called ICE "to incentivize them to leave the House."
Rinaldi later issued a statement on social media:
A statement regarding today. pic.twitter.com/M0BcBXa43P— Matt Rinaldi (@MattRinaldiTX) May 29, 2017
"I've never seen anything like this on the House floor," Romero told the Observer. "I've never seen a lawmaker cuss another lawmaker out like that."
Rinaldi's district is in the city of Irving. Notes the Observer's editor on Twitter:
Btw, @MattRinaldiTX represents a majority-minority Dallas district that he won by 1,048 votes. #txlege— Forrest Wilder (@Forrest4Trees) May 29, 2017


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Lidl UK has today announced the launch of its first permanent free-from range which will be stocked in stores nationwide from this week. With prices starting from 79p, Lidl is making the free-from food category affordable and accessible to all.
Wed, 11 Apr 2018
Lidl (UK)
This will be welcome news for those currently having to stretch weekly shopping budgets to accommodate for free-from products. A recent report from Mintel found that 47 per cent of free-from shoppers in the UK spend less on these products when budgets are tight but with Lidl's permanent range, customers will now be able to carry on buying their favourite free-from foods whatever the budget.
Featuring gluten-free goodies from Lidl's own range as well as other popular brands, the selection offers high quality products that taste delicious with the great value that Lidl is famed for.
Particular highlights in the range include Gluten Free Porridge Oats, £1.79, providing much needed morning fuel, an assortment of Luxury Gluten Free Cookies, £1.29, perfect for dunking in afternoon cups of tea and Gluten Free Spaghetti, 99p, which tastes delicious on its own or with homemade bolognese to be enjoyed by the whole family. For keen bakers there's even Gluten Free Brownie Mix and a variety of Gluten Free Flours, both £1.29, to keep the GBBO dream alive!
Richard Inglis, Head of Food Buying at Lidl UK, said: "We're delighted to add this new free-from food range to our ever growing food offering. We want to ensure that anyone buying gluten-free doesn't have to face unnecessarily high costs or compromise on product quality. Staying in tune with the changing needs of our customers is a priority whilst providing a wide range of high quality products that are accessible to everyone."
Lidl's free-from range launches this week and will be permanent to stores across England, Scotland and Wales.
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"How on earth am I going to survive on THAT amount of money a week!?"
A common phrase said by most students at the beginning of every term. With new places to visit and new friends to meet on a daily basis it's incredibly exciting. However leaving Mum's cooking behind and budgeting isn't exactly the top of any student's priority list.
You love to eat, right? But you haven't a clue where to start on this tight budget. Living off what you love is great, but chocolate, pot noodles and toasted sandwiches can make you unwell and feel unhealthy; it's time for a change. Cooking for yourself needn't be daunting, so here are some quick and easy recipes to give you a stepping-stone to get there.
- 2 Eggs
- 2 Tablespoons of milk
- Salt & Pepper
- Knob of butter
- Handful of grated cheese (optional)
- Ingredients of your choice: Ham, Mushrooms, Peppers, Peas, Bacon, Spinach (Get creative ;-))
- Mix eggs with milk and some salt and pepper.
- Heat some butter in a frying pan and add the egg mixture.
- After one minute, stir and reduce heat.
- Sprinkle your chosen ingredients (ham, mushrooms, peppers etc) onto the surface and wait for the omelette to set underneath.
- Sprinkle with cheese - if you want cheese, that is - and cook for two to three minutes (less time for a wetter omelette).
- Fold in half and ENJOY.
Sweet Chilli Prawn Noodle Salad
- 1 nest of noodles
- 1 handful of cooked frozen prawns
- Juice of half a lime
- Sweet chilli sauce
- Handful of spinach leaves
- Cook the noodles according to packet instructions.
- Run the frozen prawns under cold water to defrost and then do the same to the noodles to cool.
- Mix together the lime juice and sweet chilli sauce and then add in the remaining ingredients and toss together.
- Tuck in!
- 1 Small onion
- 500g of a mince of your choice (Beef, Pork, Chicken, Lamb)
- 1 Egg
- Burger Bun and any toppings you wish (bacon, cheese, onion etc)
- Dice a small onion and tip into a bowl with mince beef and one egg.
- Add any herbs or spices you wish to add some extra flavour.
- Roll the mixture into four balls and flatten to make burger-shaped patties - if you're having one the others can be individually wrapped and frozen (defrost before cooking).
- Put on a plate and cover. Leave in the fridge to firm up for about half an hour.
- Heat a frying pan and place the burger on cook for about 15/20 minutes, until cooked through. Turn once.
- Enjoy with a burger bun, salad and any toppings that you desire!
Tips for food shopping as a student:
- Make a shopping list.
- Be thrifty, mysupermarket.com helps you to compare and price match.
- Try shopping with cash only and leave your cards at home, that way it'll force you to stick to a budget.
- Don't shop when you're hungry – an old classic!
- Pick up some real bargains, take advantage of deals and reduced prices.
It's about making the most of your ingredients, embracing leftovers and using your freezer! For other great recipes, hints and tips have a browse on the web. Jamie Oliver has some particularly great money saving meal ideas.
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The North American Summer Split Finals 2017 will be held at Boston's TD Garden, the arena home to the Boston Celtics and Boston Bruins. Depending on the event, TD Garden can hold up to 19,000 people which is amazing. The culmination of summer part of the season will be held on September 2-3 2017, and Riot Games already released information about tickets. If you want to visit Boston and attend these exciting finals, then you should get your tickets as soon as possible. Find out more where and when you can buy them further in the article or for more information about the event visit our LCS 2017 Summer Playoffs overview.
Schedule Menu NA LCS 2017 Summer Playoffs:
2017 LCS Summer Playoffs > NA Quarter-Finals > NA Semi-Finals > NA Finals
Who's playing?
Top four teams from Summer Playoffs will participate in finals. After the conclusion of Spring Split, here is the table of teams in the Summer Playoffs and their CS points:
- Team Solo Mid (TSM) – 90 points
- Cloud9 (C9) – 70 points
- Counter Logic Gaming (CLG) – 10 points
- Team Dignitas (DIG) – 10 points
- Immortals (IMT) – 0 points
- Team EnVyUs (NV) – 0 points
Teams will have a lot to play for. These are the stakes:
- 1st place – Will represent NA at LoL Worlds 2017
- 2nd place – 90 Championship Points
- 3rd place – 70 Championship Points
- 4th place – 40 Championship Points
When will tickets go on sale?
Riot Games released an announcement wherein they confirmed that tickets for NA LCS Summer Finals will go on sale on June 27 at 12:00 PM ET. Unsurprisingly, tickets will be available exclusively through Ticketmaster and the prices are:
- P1 (floor seats) – $85
- P2 (lower bowl on long sides of arena) – $65
- P3 (lower bowl on short sides of arena) – $50
- P4 (upper bowl) – $35
Due to high demand, it is expected that tickets for this event will sell out quite fast. Therefore, to secure your pass to the finals, you should act fast and pre-register to buy your tickets early. Riot Games will have a limited presale of floor seats and 2-day bundles starting from June 26 at 12:00 PM ET to June 27 at 10: AM ET.
Benefits of presale
Pre-registering to get the tickets early is not Riot Games' trick to get more people to make a purchase. You can save some money, which is the most important thing. For example, limited quantities of 2-day bundles will be available at a 25% discount while you can get single day seats with 10% off. However, you also have limited time to act fast because per-registration period ends on June 25 at 1:00 AM ET. Those who fail to register will have to wait for "regular" ticket sale and will not be able to buy their tickets for a lower price.
Where and how to pre-register?
Ticketmaster has the Ticketmaster Verified Fan feature which makes it easier to score their tickets to different events. In order to pre-register, you can click here. Then, Ticketmaster will distribute unique codes using a random lottery. If inventory is limited, not all verified fans will receive this code via text.
If you do get a code, make sure you use it. If you forget or miss the presale, you will not be able to use that code again to get a lower price for summer finals. Codes are only valid during presale period and not after.
What if bundles and floor seats sell out during presale?
Don't worry, that will not happen. Riot Games will release the only limited amount of both bundles and floor seats for presale. That way, there will be a lot of tickets for regular sale as well.
How many seats I can buy?
The limit per purchase is 6 tickets. Since floor seats are limited which is why only 2 seats per transaction are allowed.
Bottom line
Riot Games released ticket info for the upcoming Summer Finals, but due to high interest and demand, you should definitely use the presale option. If you don't get a code or aren't interested in presale, then you can always wait for general ticket sale. Thanks to different prices, you can secure your seat at this exciting event regardless of the budget.
More about the League of Legends LCS:
- LCS 2017 Summer Playoffs overview.
- LCS 2017 Summer Split Overview
- Ticket Info EU LCS Summer Finals 2017
- Ticket Info NA LCS Summer Finals 2017
- Schedule and Results NA LCS Summer Split
- Schedule and Results EU LCS Summer Split
About the Author: Amna El Tawil is a news reporter and a technology blogger. For the past five years, she has worked for major publications and TV networks in the Middle East, covering one of region's hotspots. When Amna is not chasing after the truth amidst gas canisters, she can be found cheering her favorite football team on, or unwinding with some online gaming.


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Climbing Hydrangea is in my opinion one of the most attractive climbing plants. Although to date rarely cultivated in Poland, it makes a spectacular display, for instance in SGGW (Warsaw Agriculture University) Arboretum in Rogów, climbing up the trunks of the old pines.
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Climbing Hydrangea (Hydrangea anomala subsp. petiolaris) is native to Far East (Japan, Kurile, Sakhalin, Korea), and such origin ensures its full hardiness in our climate. It climbs by means of adventitious roots that twine round the support.
Hydrangea petiolaris climbing on the tree (ph. Sz. Marczyński)
It attaches itself tight to rough surfaces, and though it's rather a slow grower, after a dozen years or so, it may attain a height of over 10 m. It's almost as shade tolerant as ivy, and thrives best in semi shaded positions in fresh, humus, acidic soil, but it will also grow well in alkaline soil. One thing Hydrangea doesn't tolerate at all is drought (especially during the first few years after planting). It appears at its most attractive when in bloom, usually in late June, early July. After fading, its partially dried flowers stay on the bush until winter.
Lacecap-style flowers are 15-25 cm wide and can cover the plant almost completely, as if with a veil. Greenish-white small blooms, nectar suppliers to the to bees, are encircled with larger (about 2 cm in diameter), sterile flowers. The fruit is rather inconspicuous but it provides a food source for many birds and will attract them to our garden. Its heavily branched and slightly twisted stems, covered with red-brown or tin-brown bark, provide a striking silhouette in the winter garden. Leaves on long petioles appear early in spring. In autumn they turn yellow and usually stay long on the stems.
flowers Schizophragma hydrangeoides (ph. J. Borowski)
When you plant it next to a wall it's better to lay the stems along the ground or tie them up to supports in order to strengthen the brittle stems before the plant starts to attach itself to a support using adventitious roots. The plant is slow to get going and it makes little new growth in the first two, three years, focusing more on creating the root system.
Once it's well established it will start growing vigorously even up to 1 m in a year. It may start flowering in the 5th - 6th year after planting. Climbing Hydrangea will not climb well on the fresh, calcareous-concrete plaster. Only after a few years, when the base has stopped burning the adventitious roots, will the plant start its normal growth.
Trees are the most common support for hydrangea, but it also looks very attractive scrambling over the walls. It's suitable for covering arbors or pergolas of a solid construction. It may also grow without any support at all, as a picturesque ground cover plant, growing even up to 1-2 m high. In nurseries it's usually propagated from seedlings, but in the garden it's best to propagate it by layers.
Schizophragma hydrangeoides groing around the tree (ph. J. Borowski)
There exists another kind of Hydrangea, Japanese Hydrangea - Schizophragma hydrangeoides that resembles Climbing Hydrangea, but is even less frequent. It has almost identical habitat requirements. It thrives best in slightly acid, fresh soil in semi shade.
It climbs using adventitious roots. It's a slower grower than climbing hydrangea. Its lacecap-style flowers appear two weeks later and they are encircled by a garland of snow-white sepals. Heart-shaped, deep-green leaves turn yellow in autumn. It's ideal for training up walls, pergolas or as ground cover. Its silvery-leafed variety Schizophragma hydrangeoides 'Moonlight' is very attractive, but it may freeze during severe winters.


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Lets talk about running, yo.
I've been gearing up for my second Half Marathon in September - hoping to beat my last time of 1:40:22 although I haven't been able to go proper training for the past 2 weeks due to an overuse injury. Can't wait to get back out.
So, DiSer's who run; y'know talk about running and stuff...
Let the indier than thou trainer-off begin?
Asics vs New Balance?
Pah! Saucony vs Brooks more like, amirite?_meh this'd this
Nike Pegasus 27's for me.
Just good pop music man, just good pop music.
I didn't realise Saucony were for indie runners.
I've owned several pairs, but I only started buying them because they were a tenner cheaper than New Balance.
They're the limited edition individually numbered Japan only turquoise vinyl
of running shoes.
I'm surprised you didn't have to send off for them from a tiny distro run from a bedsit and advertised in the back of an underground fanzine that you picked up in a back alley comic store. In Portland. Not Portland, Oregon mind...no. Portland, Dorset.
Waaaaaay more obscure.
...and you never actually wear them to go running in.
The risk of getting mud on them would be too high.colinzealuk this'd this
Brooks Adreneline GTS all the way
Used to use New Balance, Saucony hurt my feet, but the Brooks shoe is sublime.
Brooks Beast
For the flat-footed runner.
Still plodding along
Trying to decide whether to download songs by nicola roberts and the rapture to go on the playlist, or whether I heard them too much at the weekend and they'll drive me insane really quickly.
- _meh this'd this
I've never been able to run listening to rock music
burn myself out too quickly. My standby is Zomby, who I think has a new album soon, so hopefully that will serve the same purpose
I only started running about two months ago, from standing start fitness wise
am doing a 5km next month and a 10 km in October. Just aiming to get all of the way round for the 5km, and hoping to do under an hour for the 10km.
My trainers were cheap from sports direct.
You'll be fine on the 5K.
My housemate went from a standing start to running 5K races (although I use 'races' in a loose sense!) in about a month.
Oh I'm sure I'll do it fine
I'm just not putting any time related pressure on myself as it is the first bit of running I've done since school.
I trudge rather than run, but I still do it.
I've been listening to Crash Of Rhinos. It is inspirational music. I need a haircut. Running with long hair = shouts of "Forrest Gump!!"
I kinda decided last weekend that I want to run a marathon next year.
Being going to the gym and regularly running about 5.5km in 25-30 minutes on the cross trainer at some pretty high resistance levels for about 4 months and my fitness has soared, but I need to get used to running in a way that puts a bit more pressure on my joints.
Gravitate to treadmills before heading outside.
You'll need to get used to running on roads at least a couple of times a week though, even if you still do some on softer surfaces.
Yeah, I moved on to the cross trainers because doing 30 mins on treadmills
three or four times a week seemed to be destroying my ankles and knees (a hereditary weakness), but I've probably gone too far the other way now ...
Maybe just start with one short session a week on the treadmill
and gradually build it up again. Although it doesn't work that way for some people, in principle if you're careful about building up, running should actually strengthen your joints; it breaks down the bone structure, but then with a day or two of rest will build up stronger than it was initially.
I run a lot even though it is THE most boring thing in the world.
I saw lorraine kelly whilst out running once. That's all i got.
Did a 10k last weekend.
Wearing Asics trainers.
Listening to Sleigh Bells, Add N To (X) and MSTRKRFT.
Using Nokia Sports Tracker GPS.
In 56m 04s. Acceptable, considering my somewhat lackadaisical training. A base to build upon as I get back to a sub 50m 10k for the Great Scottish Run in September.
You're the first person
I've seen who uses a GPS that isn't a Forerunner. Although I guess if it's built into your phone that's a reasonable excuse for it. Which I guess begs the question; who else uses GPS these days - when I started using it, it was pretty damn niche, but I guess with the advent of smartphones more people do now?
I've an app which tracks running routes/speeds etc through the GPS on my iPhone
I map my run it's called
A lady I was seeing recently is an enthusiastic runner, and to say she relies on it is an understatement.
She likes marathons and relies on it for he pacing. Hers stoipped working in Belfast a month or two back and she recorded a time much slower than her expectation.
Didn't come with my phone (E71).
But, as you'll be well aware, Symbian options are slightly limited (and not likely to improve). Does a decent job though, and it's on Android (& iPhone) now so I'd probably stiick with it unless something else is massively better.
I guess the main thing my Forerunner gives me
that you can't get (at the moment) with a Smartphone is a heart rate monitor. And the watch format. Although no doubt Nike are working on something for the iPod/Nike+ system.
I think Nike have a new GPS watch due out soon; and you're able to use a heart rate monitor with their sportsband thingys.
I use the sportsband as I couldn't justify the spend on a proper GPS watch. Seems to do what I need just fine.
Yeah, guess I'll have to do some research when the Garmin breaks
I'm not a fan of Nike+ though, prefer GPS for all sorts of reasons (not least accuracy).
I'm sure GPS is far more accurate (and better in other ways)
I just wanted something that would give me a guide as to my distances and pace.
As it happens, I've found the Nike+ to be surprisingly accurate. Logged my half marathon @ 12.95 miles and logged the last measured 5k I did @ 3.1 miles.
Not bad.
I heard some horror stories when it came out, but would imagine they were teething issues.
aye, I think they need to be calibrated pretty well to start with.
Depends where you're at with your running I suppose. It obviously doesn't give anywhere near as much info as a Garmin might, but if you're looking to log your mileage without having to redo your route in the car once you get home it's a pretty decent solution...
Then next year,
I can maybe attempt to better my massively beatable half marathon time (1h 54m), or have a bash at some sort of triathlon.
Triathlon option sounds like a lot more fun, especially as it's the perfect justification for getting a balance of running/swimming/cycling, rather than just mainly focussing on the running side.
Sprint looks fairly easy, tbh. Standard is probably where it's at.
Anyone else done a triathlon? Hints/tips/thoughts?
I guess you could do worse than start here
They sent me their first issue some time ago, and like Runners World, it seems to cover plenty of useful stuff for beginners. There's a free 'taster' issue on the website.
Just signed up for their 3 issues for £3 thing.
Already gone for a Triathlon Plus 3 issues for £1 offer via www.myfavouritemagazines.co.uk but it'll all be good motivation as they drop through the letterbox.
I've not done a triathlon, but it's next on my list after I (hopefully) do a full marathon
in May next year...
Planning on getting me a decent starter bike by the end of the summer & will need to do some SERIOUS swimming training
Got your eye on any bikes in particular? That massive thread on here a couple of weeks ago left me lusting after a Giant Rapid. Haven't tried one out in a shop yet for fear of getting into an impulse buy I can't properly afford just yet.
What distance tri do you fancy?
I've not looked too hard at bikes yet. Planning on seeing how much cash I have
at the end of August & taking it from there. Otherwise I'll get my heart set on something WAY out of my price range and inflict severe damage on my credit card...
There's a duathlon run pretty close to home in February each year; 3.2k run, 17k cycle, 3.2k run. I thought I might aim for that first & then work on my swimming after...
Our team in work started running last week
so far I've ran three times and i've improved a bit. I manged to run from blackfriars bridge to waterloo bridge WITHOUT STOPPING yesterday. I'm proud of myself. We're only doing 3k every other day and it takes us about 25 minutes. I like it. i'm fat and need to lose weight and I cant afford a gym.
A few people have mentioned music above.
I used to listen to my iPod while running, but stopped for two reasons. Firstly the headphones would eventually get yanked out of my ears which was a distraction, secondly I didn't always feel that safe (I mean, I was worried about being hit by a car/cyclist, rather than being mugged).
I now run as God intended, naked from the ears up.
I really can't deal with running with earphones at all.
Also, people who run with earphones in races need a good kicking. A menace to the rest of us.
yeah, especially this one:
(Pippa Middleton running the Highland Cross last weekend - I imagine the chap behind followed her for the whole run...)
I don't understand running with headphones at all, particularly in races, and even more so when in some fantastic countryside.colinzealuk this'd this
I know I 'shouldn't' have music
but I'm really not a natural runner, and it just feels like such a miserable trudge without. I obviously wouldn't have it for a race
I used to run without
I listen to music on training runs now.
For events, it depends on the size of the event/crowds and if I'm running with friends.
When I'm on my own and at a deserted event I will have music.
I don't think it really helps except to keep me from getting bored. Also, by playlisting an appropriate length of time, it helps me have an idea how far through a race I am if I miss the distance markers.
I like running
But I need a target to get meout of the flat after work every other day and I'm only signed up for the great south at the moment.
I did the Newham 10k in about 53 mins in March with no training. November last year my 10k time was pushing down to 50 mins. I need to be beating that I think.
I need new running shoes.
Nike shoes (with support for the overpronator) and MP3 player in (can't hear myself panting then)
Where are you planning on running in September? I'm given some serious thought to entering another half marathon, the last one was 3 years ago now in Cardiff. Improved on my 8 mile road race time this year but recently I've been playing football and it seems to be breaking me.
I'm planning on doing the Half Marathon in Dublin in September and aiming for a full marathon
in spring / early summer next year.
Been running outdoors since February
Huge difference to running on gym machines, and definitely seem to pick up more injuries running outside. And the pollen, man, the pollen! Massively sprained my ankle running for a train a few weeks back and finding it really hard to get back into 'it'.
Only been doing short 6k lunch-break runs around Blackheath/Greenwich Park. Have entered to do a 10k in a few weeks time. Ran 19k a few weeks back and felt pretty awesome afterwards but horrid acid burn at half-way point - really need to work out how to avoid that. Tried alsorts of stretches.
Usually run listening to Cut Copy. Made the mistake of trying to run to the pace of Friendly Fires new album last week, far too fast. Sometimes with no music, due to monitoring breathing.
I have a pair of bland Nike trainers that I got in a sale.
Anyone else use Runkeeper?
Might go for a run now, actually.
I've used FetchEveryone more or less since I started running. Doesn't do the same level of integration with an app, but does have loads of useful stuff that I'm guessing isn't on there. There weren't as many options back then though, so probably wouldn't use it if I were starting now, but I'm loath to try other options with 6 or 7 years of runs/races logged.
With the acid burn, would guess you either started too quick or simply went too far too quickly - shouldn't really extend your longest run by more than 10-20% a week.
I've been using MapMyTracks.com
to track my running and cycling. You can watch your run replayed by a little icon moving along a map afterwards, at a speed relative to your actual running speed. They generate some nice graphs about elevation, speed etc. as you'd expect.
I've used Runkeeper on occasion but don't like taking the phone out with me in case I drop it
I usually use Mapmyrun.com and have mapped regular routes around Caerleon and Newport (including the golf course and a road that I will be lucky to see a car on) from 5k to 7.5m. The new cycle path is a godsend as it links loads more routes so there's plenty of variety. They do the park run down Tredegar Park which sound really well run but Saturday mornings time for the kids (smallest chadders has been coming on his bike along the 5k route).
Does anyone use Parkrun?
A friend was telling me about it the other day, sounds decent.
Parkrun's awesome.
Used it quite a bit a few years back, less so now. Only problem with it is the getting up for 9am on a Saturday thing, but I'd strongly recommend it to anyone.Brooner this'd this
I like it for three reasons.
It gets you out of bed on a Saturday morning.
It's as anonymous as you want it to be. i.e. kinda like joining a running group, but without the same (I imagine) kind of pressure to take it seriously in any way if you don't want to, or to keep going super regularly. Stop going for a bit. Go back after a break and there's no need to apologise/explain.
It's good for logging your times and keeping a record of PBs etc, but on top of that, it rates you against the wider field.
Defo give it a whirl.
What's with all the fitness talk recently?
You fit, exercising bastards.
I'm running my first 10k tonight, in Hyde Park. I ran 5k last week in 25 minutes, so I should be fine, but I'm doing it with people from work who are seasoned runners.
My trainers are Brooks Glycerine 7s. I like them a lot.
I'm doing a 10k in Hyde Park next Wednesday
It'll be my second, did the first a year ago. Not been doing too much running, but started cycling 20k to work and back so hoping this will do me.
Good luck!
I just hope I can finish with a respectable gap between me and the real runners!
Also, can I Sweet Gorilla the company that I work for, please?
http://tribesports.com – sign up, losers. It's really good.
(This is what I was talking to you about on the tube on Sunday)
Is this the thing you mentioned on Sunday?
Bookmarked to take a proper look after Glastonbury.
Did an "indoor triathlon" thing last week
10km cycle/4km run/4km row. Did the run in 14.58 which I was pretty happy about, especially because it was in a new pair of shoes - I lost my normal pair the week beforehand. I fucking hate rowing
I'm running 5k three times a week at the moment.
Just trying to be more healthy and lose the belly, so that's enough for me...although as it's getting much easier now I may gradually increase the distance.
I wear my younger brother's old Asics trainers which seem to be absolutely ace.
Good stuff...
I started about this time last year with running 10/20 seconds and walking cause I couldn't even run for a full minute.
Anyone have any advice for a painful heel?
It's stiff in the mornings (fnar fnar) and hasn't shown any signs of easing. It just happened when I was out running one day for no apparent reason.
I find Taylor Swift the best music to run to.
^Serious post.
I have some Reebok Premier Smooth Fit Chase. Look beautiful and are obviously well made. I just reckon they're not right for me.


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Anders Gravers (Denmark)
Stephen Gash (England)
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These three people are the only ones liaising with the Brussels authorities.
They are also the official coordinators for their own countries.
There are other groups and people acting as coordinators and press officers in their own countries, but they are not concerned with arrangements in Brussels.
So if any political party, group or individual person other than those listed above say they are "organisers," it is untrue.
We welcome, and are grateful for, the invaluable assistance being given by groups and individuals who have made translations of press releases and publicised the demo on blogs and websites.
Also, where people have organised travel from countries outside Belgium to Brussels, the organisers are pleased and grateful.
It is through such peoples' efforts that the demo is certain to be successful.
So a big thank you to you all.
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He doesn't want to break me, that's the theme that's been coming up over and over again during this month of writing for him; that he's content with our relationship as it is. He wants to help me heal and grow, yes, but that's because he loves me.
The things he's taught me most in the year we've been together, is about gentleness in Love, and in being content in what we have.
When we sit at my shrine at the end of the day and talk, he asks me to speak out loud to him, even if it's only in a whisper. He also understands if I don't have the energy, or the words, or if my voice is making me feel particularly dysphoric that day.
He's content for us to sit in silence. He's content if my only words are "goodnight" and "I love you." (Especially "I love you.")


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- Avoid loaded terms like 'alcoholic' and 'addict'. Someone in denial will fiercely reject a label such as these. But that's OK. All we really need is for the subject of our concern to acknowledge a problem that merits help.
- Offer evidence, not accusations. When we accuse someone of bad behavior, their first response is to defend themselves — and that turns the discussion into an argument. Instead, we want to provide examples of the negative effects of that individual's drinking or drug use — on them, as well as on us.
- Try to avoid getting visibly angry. It's fine to describe how upset you were about a particular event or occurrence, but there's no practical benefit to getting mad all over again. We run the risk of pushing the 'fight-flight' button. Once that happens, rational discussion ends, until next time.
- Anticipate objections. You've likely already heard someone's objections to seeking help. They'll range from denial ("I don't need help") to rationalization ("I can't afford to do anything about it at the moment") to externalizing ("You're the one with the problem, not me") to minimizing ("It's not that bad"). Because such objections are predictable, you can prepare responses in advance. Having a calm, reasonable response is the best way to counter them.
- Have a plan in place. Take the time to research the various options for professional help so you can provide accurate, helpful information about where to go and what to do. Even if your loved one isn't ready for treatment at present, you can plant the seed for later discussion, when the next crisis occurs.
And there almost always is one.
Scott McMillin, Recovery Systems Institute, LLc


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Kiip wants game developers big time. And, it's willing to pay cash to attract them.
The advertising network, which focuses on showing ads to mobile gamers when they achieve milestones, announced Thursday a $100,000 "Build" fund for independent game developers to build integrating Kiip from the get go.
"We wanted to put our money where our mouth is," said Brian Wong, founder and CEO of Kiip. "We're also saying, 'Why not give them [developers] a financial opportunity? Two guys who want to hack on something on the side and be artists, if we give them $5,000 it leap frogs them ahead."
While attracting gamers early on to build on top of Kiip, Wong hopes the games will have a constant focus on Kiip's rewards. "Some of these games haven't been created yet, so the exciting part is to see the games that are built around the Kiip experience," said Wong. "That's the coolest part."
The company will pick 20 top developers, based on submission of plans for their games. The 20 winners each get $5,000 in cash and access to judges and mentors. The final selection will be announced April 30. To apply for the build fund, developers can visit http://kiip.me/build
Self-service option
Additionally, Kiip announced a self-serve platform for mobile games and application developers to easily get into the Kiip network so they can start monetizing their games. At the moment, there are 110 hand-selected mobile game developers in the network, said Wong.
Kiip wanted to keep the system closed heretofore so that they'd know if they would have enough brand advertisers to supply the rewards. Today, there are 30 brand advertisers working with Kiip, such as Disney, Intuit, Carl's Jr., to name a few.
"Demand [from advertisers] is at a level where we can open it up to new developers," said Wong.
Why are advertisers starting to embrace Kiip? The alternative to Kiip's ads are banner ads, which are typically ignored. But Kiip ads are in the form of rewards. "These show up when people are actively engaged and when they're happy," said Wong. "It's a lucrative moment to be in front of a consumer." In Kiip's case, the ad is in the form of a reward, which also drives more click throughs.
For advertisers, CTRs (click-through-rates) are 10% to 15%. Of those who click, about 10% to 20% claim a reward.
The opportunities for advertisements to be show are also significant. Kiip's network is growing pretty quickly with four rewards shown every second in over 100 games and apps.
Wong would not disclose what kind of advertising budgets he's seeing. But he did say that advertisers are spending anywhere between five-figures to six-figures with Kiip. Kiip is certainly growing up quickly. Recently, it hired Manny Anekal, formerly Zynga's Global Director of Brand Advertising, as its Chief Operating Officer.


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POP3D: an Italian success!
Livorno, 2 February 2016, the 3D printer (Portable on Board Printer 3D) designed and built in Italy, was activated on the International Space Station (ISS) on 2th February 2016 from the captain astronaut Scott Kelly.
The printer played perfectly the task to build an object in PLA, a biocompatible and biodegradable plastic. The experiment POP3D of the Italian Space Agency (ASI) showed that the technology of self-production objects in orbit is possible.
The process was filmed through the glass window of the 3D printer and was transmitted to earth to the operative centre USOC of Kayser Italia in Livorno, which works like support to the operations of the astronaut on board on the ISS during the experiment.
The USOC of Kayser Italia has transmitted the images of the event to the specialists in Milan, who were able to supervise the production process in real time.
As well as for the operations, the role of Kayser Italia was of paramount importance for the full management of the Payload integration process on board of the International Space Station, providing a continuous interaction with NASA, to support ASI during the process.
The centre USOC (User Support Operation Centre) of Kayser Italia, within the contract of "Support services to ASI for the International Space Station exploitation" was able to manage directly the operations of all Italian payloads, performed by Samantha Cristoforetti during the Futura Mission. The USOC will also support all the Italian payloads during the next mission of astronaut Paolo Nespoli from May to November 2017.


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Got the forms for a new GP, filled them in and am going to take them back tomorrow.
I am getting up early tomorrow morning to do the blood test for the private full thyroid and all associated T3, T4 etc.
Just hoping the new GP's will be sympathetic and hopefully wont need retesting and will put the private test results in my files.
Here's hoping anyway.....
Sort of feeling anxious about moving quacks, out of the frying pan and into the fire, that sort of stuff, wondering if I really am doing the right thing!!


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Case Study
Learn Partnering Best Practices from the Channel Experts
Gemalto (SafeNet)
Gemalto, formerly SafeNet, helps enterprise organizations
Gemalto Talks Achieving Superb Channel Growth
Gemalto (SafeNet) Case Study
Gemalto, formerly SafeNet, helps enterprise organizations protect data, identities and transactions in physical, virtual and cloud environments. The company protects and enables over 1.5 billion users and operates in over 140 countries. Gemalto offers solutions for a variety of clients including mobile operators, manufacturers, financial institutions, government agencies and enterprises.
Working with value added distributors and resellers, service providers and technology partners, Gemalto recognizes the tremendous growth opportunity that the channel brings.
In an effort to more deeply engage and empower partners, Gemalto announced its new global channel partner program -- Gemalto's SafeNet Cipher Partner program, which launched in June 2014. This program allows partners to grow their businesses and help customers tackle the new challenges of data security in the age of cloud, virtualization and mobility.
The technological foundation of Gemalto's Partner Program is Relayware, which supports Gemalto's updated tiered partner benefits, an enhanced partner portal and deal registration. All of this makes it easier for partners to grow their data security business.
Gemalto's Partner Program Technological Transformation
Gemalto offers each of its partner types distinct rewards, benefits and levels of certification that align to partners' business models, products, services and business requirements. The company knew that in order to fulfill its projected growth in the channel, it must deliver a consistent program across the globe with allowances for local market adjustments, as well as provide channel support across all critical functions of partners' businesses.
Historically, Gemalto only had one partner portal for all partners, regardless of type, location or role. The security company also had low-tech, manual processes and no unified, single view of their entire partner ecosystem. Gemalto wanted to provide their partner professionals with custom views that were relevant to their role and location. Additionally, the company aimed to communicate with partners on a more personal level, beyond pushing out webcasts and whitepapers. However, Gemalto also required a single point of entry on its side as the vendor, in order to efficiently manage all aspects of its channel program, such MDF and deal registration. They were looking for a solution that could balance all of these needs, and so Gemalto embarked on a search for the right technology foundation to boost their partner program and achieve their goals. After much consideration, Gemalto selected Relayware's partnering automation solution.
The Value Relayware Brings Gemalto
Relayware provides a scalable solution that enables Gemalto's SafeNet Cipher Partner Program's growth and success. Gemalto has since been able to expand the resources it makes available to partners, because of Relayware's flexible and scalable solution.
At the root level, Relayware's Partner Cloud brings unification to Gemalto's partner program and enables more informed strategic decisions, allowing the company to fully leverage the power of its channel partners. Gemalto has one partner database of record, presenting a comprehensive view of their entire channel ecosystem. This allows Gemalto to easily manage each partner type and the differentiated features they each get.
Gemalto's Relayware-supported partner portal offers partners the tools and resources needed to sell, service and support Gemalto's full range of products and solutions. Relayware's integrated single-sign-on brings together all of the content, collateral and tools that each partner professional needs through one access point, resulting in accelerated marketing, selling and servicing for end users.
Gemalto has invested heavily in developing training and accreditation as well as sales and marketing programs to enable partners to architect, sell and deliver advanced data protection solutions. Furthermore, the new partner portal provides centralized access to sales tools, training and marketing campaigns available to each partner. As a result, Relayware has also reduced Gemalto's operational costs.
Relayware automated Gemalto's partner onboarding so partners are quickly brought into the fold with a host of training and documentation. Partners benefit from video-based, webbased and classroom training, which are all managed in one place -- via Gemalto's Relayware admin console.
With Relayware each Gemalto partner professional has exactly the information they need for their role, geography and channel type. When a partner is ready to sell, they go onto the Relayware-supported partner portal and have first-hand access to a wide range of sales, marketing and technical resources, which puts partners firmly on the path to success.
Partners close opportunities faster, because with Relayware, Gemalto has automated deal registration and lead passing to partners directly through the partner portal, instead of relying on email. This allows partners to easily register and collaborate on deals with Gemalto.
"Channel partners have greatly increased the number of opportunities in the pipeline, increasing sales and revenue."
With Relayware, Gemalto delivers to its partners:
Since launching Gemalto's SafeNet Cipher Partner Program supported by Relayware partnering automation solution, channel partners have greatly increased the number of opportunities in the pipeline, increasing sales and revenue. Gemalto attributes this growth to the simplified tools and programs that make working with the company even easier for partners.
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WOLF RIEDEL is a lawyer and retired army officer with service in the artillery, infantry and with the Judge Advocate General. He and his wife live on the shores of Lake Erie and in Florida.
Review by:
Peter Nicholas Farrell
on Feb. 10, 2015 :
Excellent book, gives a real feel for modern military affairs. I like military books, i.e. Larry Bond etc., and this book certainly stands comparison with any of them.
(review of free book)
Review by:
Blaine Zaid
on April 13, 2013 :
This is an interesting little novella about an early important joint multinational military operation at the beginning of the war in Afghanistan. There is quite a bit of military lingo that is explained in the glossary included. It gives some incite into the feelings and concerns of soldiers involved in the on the ground operation to rout out Al-Qaeda and the Taliban, as well as about the practical obstacles they encountered. I grew up watching the Vietnam war on TV, and did find this book entertaining. It's more of a man's topic here, don't know if many women would like it. There is also presentation of the battle from both the enemy's as well as the ally's points of view, which is cool!
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Butterscotch Pie
This is the Southwest Ohio kind.
3/4 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup white sugar
2 cups scalded milk
1/3 cup flour, slightly heaped
3 egg yolks (slightly beaten-put a dash of salt in them too)
3 tbsp. margarine
1 tsp. vanilla
Mix sugars, flour, and add scalded milk, stirring until smooth.
Add egg yolks and cook over medium heat, constantly stirring until thickened.
Remove from heat and add margarine. Stir until melted.
Add vanilla, stir, and pour into 9" pie shell.
Top with your favorite meringue and brown at 350° for 15 minutes.
If you need my crust and meringue, ask and I will post, but I know all you ladies
can make these things.
The crust that I use for this pie is not the same as for my other ones.
This is a little thicker.
2 cups flour
1 tsp. salt
3/4 cup Crisco-real cold
6-8 tbsp. ice water
Mix flour and salt. Cut in shortening until small and grainy.
Sprinkle on some ice water and toss lightly with a fork.
Shape into a ball and roll out on very lightly floured board (table).
Roll out to fit the 9" pan and prick bottom with fork.
Bake at 450° until brown or until done.
If you have a pastry cloth, it is better to roll it out on that so you don't add more flour.
3 egg whites
6 tbsp. sugar
1/2 tsp. vanilla
Beat eggs until frothy. Add sugar gradually and continue beating until stiff.
Pile it high on the pie and make sure that you get it on to the edge of the pan so
it won't shrink away from the sides. Bake at 325° to 350° for about 15 minutes or
until tips are brown.
When you add the egg yolks, it is a little different than just putting them in the milk mix.
When you get ready to put the milk mix on the stove, take out about 1/2 cup to a cup and pour
it on the beaten egg yolks. Beat that mixture, then put it in the pan with the other mixture
and it will be a lot smoother.
I just do it and I fail sometimes to tell people each step, but you have it now.
If there is a question, get back to me and I will get it all taken care of.
This pie is well worth making, and yes, it will taste like the old southern ones.
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Soham officers' relatives were paid by reporter, says MP
Police officers investigating the Soham murders in Cambridgeshire were paid for information, an MP has claimed.
Labour MP Tom Watson said he believed a police report suggested a News of the World reporter paid officers' relatives after the deaths of schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in 2002.
Mr Watson made the claim about Alex Marunchak in a House of Commons debate on Wednesday.
Mr Marunchak told the Press Gazette the allegations were "completely untrue".
Cambridgeshire Police said they were unaware of any such allegations.
Ten-year-olds Jessica and Holly were murdered by school caretaker Ian Huntley, who was jailed for life.
Mr Watson, the MP for West Bromwich East, alleged Mr Marunchak was overheard saying he was paying police public relations for information about the girls' deaths.
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"I believe the Met [Police] is sitting on an intelligence report from late 2002 that claims a police contact overheard Marunchak claim he was paying the relatives of police officers in Cambridgeshire for information about the Soham murders," Mr Watson said.
"As far as we know, those allegations have not been investigated."
Mr Watson, deputy chairman of the Labour Party, is a member of the Culture, Media and Sport select committee, which is investigating allegations of phone hacking.
"I do not know whether the intelligence reports are accurate, but I do know that Alex Marunchak was involved in writing stories about how the Manchester United tops of those young girls were found," he said.
'Never wrote copy'
In a statement to the Press Gazette, Mr Marunchak said he was in charge of the Irish News of the World at the time of the murders.
"I never worked on stories about the Soham murders, never wrote copy, nor interviewed anyone," he added.
"I did not pay any relatives of police officers involved in the Soham murders.
"For the avoidance of any doubt - what Watson said is completely untrue."
In the same Westminster Hall debate, Mr Watson also alleged at least one of the Soham girls' parents was named in the evidence of private investigator Glen Mulcaire.
Det Ch Con John Feavyour, of Cambridgeshire Police, said: "I am not aware of any allegations that payments were made to Cambridgeshire Police for information regarding the investigation into the murders of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman.
"I will now write to MP Tom Watson to ask that he provides me with all of the details in his possession in order that I can carry out an inquiry accordingly."


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Starting the Cruise
Aug 11, 2017
|Side note: It is hard to keep up a log when internet is so hard to get. I thought I would be ok back in WA but their wifi wouldn't let me send pictures. The next campground had no wifi. This campground has wifi. Yippie!.
The Alaskan/cruise portion of the trip is over. We got back to the USA several days ago. We changed hotels 7 times prior to starting the cruise and 3 times after leaving the ship. Needless to say being back in the RV, sleeping in our own bed with our own pillows is heaven. We will be changing campgrounds every so often but that is so much better than schelping luggage in and out of the car every night. I even cooked last night. We were so tired of eating in restaurants that cooking was a joy!
Back to the adventure. After the 9 hour bus trip through the park we had a whole hour break before boarding the cruise line bus. This bus took us back to Talkeetna for one night. We stayed at a fantastic lodge. It was 75 degrees and the sun was shining. The lodge was suppose to have a grand view if Denali; however, the High One was not cooperating. She was covered in clouds. The next morning we had to get in the damn bus again for the long drive to Seward. My recommendation to any thinking about an Alaskan cruise, don't take the pre-cruise tour to Denali, do it on your own. We just did not have enough time. Far too many hours sitting on your butt, it needs a break.
We stopped at a wild life refuge on our way to Seward. The animals in the refuge were either hurt or found as infants so they couldn't survive in the wild. We saw bear, moose, musk ox, reindeer (which is tame caribou), and other small mammals. Interesting but anti-climatic after seeing them in the wild.
Finally we were in one place for 7 days. I unpacked and found clean clothes at the bottom of my suitcase. The stateroom was in the outside of the ship with a small balcony that we used many times during the cruise. We saw whales our first night of the cruise from our room.


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Five people were taken to hospitals Friday afternoon after they became sick from chlorine fumes at a gym pool, according to the Philadelphia fire department.
There was too much chlorine in the pool at LA Fitness on the 2500 block of Grant Avenue. Authorities initially said hazmat crews were at the Giant grocery store next door.
No information about the conditions of those hospitalized was available.


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