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To the Editor:
I read with interest the recently published discussion on the etiology and prevention of OHSS (1-2). While the reviews comprehensively covered their aims, there are some issues that should be highlighted.
Agonist and antagonist coast
Coasting, or the complete discontinuation of exogenous gonadotropin while continuing GnRH analogues administration, is a preventive measure that is completely related on serum E2 levels at gonadotropin discontinuation and on the drop in E2 levels on day of hCG administration (1). However, while "it is well established that high E2 levels are associated with a high incidence of OHSS" (1), OHSS may occur in patients who conceived spontaneously, and in those with low or high serum E2 levels on the day of hCG administration (details in ref. 3). These versatile observations actually suggest that the previously accepted risk factors to develop OHSS, especially high serum E2 levels, are unreliable for the prediction of severe OHSS (3).
Therefore, we were not surprised at the finding of the recently published Cochrane review (4), which reported no difference in the incidence of moderate or severe OHSS after coasting.
Preventing severe OHSS
At the end of this series of reviews, Meldrum has stated that "We do have all the tools at our disposal to prevent it (OHSS). Let's make it a historical note" (2). This statement is actually a repetition of a Devroey et al opinion (5), entitled "An OHSS-Free Clinic," which suggested that "The syndrome can be erased by applying ovarian stimulation using the combination of GnRH antagonist with GnRH agonist to trigger ovulation. In this case, the strategy is to freeze all of the oocytes or embryos for later use."
It is noteworthy, that by a strict adherence to our previously published triage (6), that somehow went unnoticed, we have already been practicing an OHSS- Free clinic, for the last 6 years. In our practice, normal and high-responder patients undergoing their first IVF attempt are offered the COH with a GnRH antagonist. With this strategy we are able to substitute hCG with the GnRH agonist to trigger ovulation.
In patients in whom 40 years old, the COH protocol is individually tailored. In the latter groups, if the tailored COH protocols yield >20 oocytes, or >10 embryos develop, the patient is followed for 5 days after oocyte retrieval for signs of early OHSS (ultrasonographic signs of ascites, Hct levels for the degree of haemoconcentration). If early signs develop, embryo transfer is withheld and all resulting embryos cryopreserved. This approach limits early OHSS, if it appears, to a milder and shorter form. If it does not appear, we transfer one blastocyst, with the consequent decrease in the risk of multiple pregnancy to almost zero, thereby eliminating the risk of late OHSS.
The best means of prevention is individualization. We believe that by strict adherence to the aforementioned triage(6), combined with all the luteal support measures suggested (summarized at ref. 2), OHSS can be eliminated.
Professor Raoul Orvieto, M.D.
Infertility and IVF Unit, Barzilai Medical Center, Ashkelon, and
Faculty of Health Science, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheva, Israel
1. Aboulghar M. Agonist and antagonist coast. Fertil Steril 2012;97:523–6.
2. Meldrum DR. Preventing severe OHSS has many different facets. Fertil Steril 2012;97:536–8.
3. Orvieto R. Prediction of OHSS—challenging the estradiol mitos. Hum Reprod 2003;18:665–7.
4. D'Angelo A, Brown J, Amso NN. Coasting (withholding gonadotrophins) for preventing ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome. Cochrane Database Syst Rev 2011;15(6):CD002811.
5. Devroey P, Polyzos NP, Blockeel C. An OHSS-Free Clinic by segmentation of IVF treatment. Hum Reprod 2011;26:2593-7.
6. Orvieto R. Can we eliminate severe ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome? Hum Reprod 2005;20:320-2.
Published online in Fertility and Sterility doi:10.1016/j.fertnstert.2012.03.019
The author responds:
I read with interest the letter by Dr. Orvieto commenting on the article "Agonist and antagonist coast" (1). We agree that a high estradiol (E2) level is not always associated with severe ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), however, a high E2 level has an important role in the prediction of OHSS (2) and lowering the E2 level helped to prevent OHSS (3). It was hypothesized that coasting diminishes the functional granulosa cell cohort, which may possibly result in the reduction of the chemicals that augment fluid extravascular accumulation (4).
A systematic review, which analyzed the evidence to justify the general acceptance of coasting, included 12 studies and 493 high-risk patients and showed pregnancy rates between 20% and 57% and a 2.5% hospitalization rate. This data suggest that triggering ovulation after a drop of E2 level below 3000 pg/ml will prevent OHSS in the majority of patients but will not abolish it completely (5).
The letter to the editor refers to a recent Cochrane review (6). The Cochrane review included four randomized studies, two of which compared coasting with early follicular aspiration, a procedure which never gained acceptance in clinical practice. The third study compared coasting with GnRH antagonist and there were no OHSS cases in both arms. The fourth and only study that compared coasting versus no coasting, showed a significant reduction in OHSS in the coasting arm. We assume that this Cochrane review lacks the evidence that coasting is not effective in prevention of OHSS.
Dr. Orvieto suggests a protocol of embryo transfer of one blastocyst on day 5 if no signs of early OHSS develop, otherwise they cryopreserved all embryos for further transfer. This protocol requires good freezing protocol and is an optional preventive measure for OHSS. In GnRH antagonist cycles, another option is supplementing luteal phase with one bolus of 1500 IU hCG on the day of ovum pickup in addition to the standard luteal phase support (LPS) with progesterone and E2 (7). The delivery rate increased remarkably to rates comparable to hCG triggering. However, a 9.6% difference in delivery rate still exists in favor of hCG triggering (8).
It seems that, currently, coasting and cycle cancellation are the only options in cycles treated with the long GnRHa protocol. In GnRH antagonist cycles, triggering ovulation of a bolus of GnRHa with modified luteal phase support is a valid option for preventing OHSS.
Mohamed Aboulghar, M.D.
The Egyptian IVF Center, Maadi, Cairo; and Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Cairo University, Cairo, Egypt
1. Aboulghar M. Agonist and antagonist coast. Fertil Steril 2012;97:523-6.
2. Aboulghar M. Prediction of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS). Estradiol level has an important role in the prediction of OHSS. Hum Reprod. 2003 Jun;18:1140-1.
3. Aboulghar M. Symposium: Update on prediction and management of OHSS. Prevention of OHSS. Reprod Biomed Online 2009;19:33-42.
4. Tortoteillo DV, McGovern PG, Colon JM, Skurnick JH, Lipetz K, Santoro N. Coasting does not adversely affect cycle outcome in a subset of highly responsive in vitro fertilization patients. Fertil Steril 1998;69:454-60.
5. Delvigne A, Rozenberg S. A qualitative systematic review of coasting, a procedure to avoid ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome in IVF patients. Hum Reprod Update. 2002 May-Jun;8:291-6.
6. D'Angelo A, Brown J, Amso NN. Coasting (withholding gonadotrophins) for preventing ovarian hyperstimualtion syndrome. Cochrane Database Syst Rev 2011;15:CD002811.
7. Humaidan P, Quartarolo J, Papanikolaou EG. Preventing ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome: guidance for the clinician. Fertil Steril. 2010;94:389-400.
8. Humaidan P, Kol S, Papanilolaou EG. GnRH agonist for triggering of final oocyte maturation: time for a change of practice? Hum Reprod Update 2011;17:10-24.
Published online in Fertility and Sterility doi:10.1016/j.fertnstert.2012.03.022
The author responds:
I appreciate the letter by Orvieto, which allows reemphasis of some of the points we made, and, more importantly, raises two preventive strategies that were not included in any of our reviews.
First, I agree that coasting does not entirely eliminate OHSS. However, Dr. Aboulghar commented on the reasons why the recent Cochrane review concluded that coasting was not an effective strategy. I support his view that coasting reduces the risk of OHSS, and the marked decrease of VEGF by small follicles provides a logical mechanism of that effect.
We did not mention two important points made by Dr. Orvieto. First, the occurrence of any early signs of OHSS prior to embryo transfer should prompt consideration of cryopreservation of all embryos. Fortunately, in these high responders day 5 transfer will usually be planned, which allows for a longer period of observation. It is this particular clinical situation that prompted me to exhort SART to allow any such cycle to be recorded as a "freeze-all" cycle. Treating such a cycle as a failed fresh ET will inevitably influence practitioners in their decision because of competition among programs for higher reported results, in turn influencing the number of patients choosing their clinic. We also did not mention that transfer of a single embryo in high-risk patients will markedly reduce the risk of severe late OHSS, which is most often associated with multiple pregnancies.
All of this discussion further emphasizes that prevention of OHSS has many different facets and requires the clinician to exercise optimum judgment at multiple points in the patient's treatment, from initial choice of COH regimen through decision on the number of embryos (one) that is optimal in high-risk patients.
As Dr. Orvieto further emphasizes, individualization is key to an effective strategy. Not every clinic may have a fully optimized cryopreservation program, and while an antagonist regimen with agonist trigger appears to be associated with good success following fresh embryo transfer, much more experience will be required to give complete assurance that results are fully equivalent to other more "tried-and-true" protocols.
David R. Meldrum, M.D.
Reproductive Partners Medical Group, Redondo Beach, California
Published online in Fertility and Sterility doi:10.1016/j.fertnstert.2012.03.020


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INDIANAPOLIS, IN – The Butler Bulldogs, looking for their first Pioneer Football League win this season, took to the road to face the Morehead State Eagles at Jayne Stadium on Saturday, October 7. Butler brought a overpowering rushing attack that featured 253 yards and three different Bulldogs accounting for six touchdowns in the 44-6 win. Butler improves to 3-3 overall on the season and is now 1-2 in PFL play. Morehead State is 2-4 (1-2 PFL).
Redshirt senior RB Duvante Lane finished 99 yards rushing on 14 carries and three touchdowns. It was his backfield mate, redshirt junior RB Anthony Scaccia, who registered the first two touchdowns of the game, scoring from two yards and 19 yards in the first quarter for the 14-0 lead. Scaccia had 45 rushing yards on 10 carries and 35 receiving yards on five completions.
Lane's 32-yard touchdown run with 54 seconds remaining in the first half sent the teams to halftime with the Bulldogs leading, 24-0. The lead grew to 44-0 early in the fourth quarter after a three-yard scoring run from redshirt senior RB Sam Schrader and two more touchdowns by Lane.
Behind the running game, Butler held the ball for 38:25 in the contest. The Bulldogs' defense attributed to that by causing seven fumbles (recovering five), grabbing an interception, and registering four sacks. Those turnovers led to 20 Butler points.
Redshirt sophomore LB Xavier Colvin recorded two sacks, five tackles, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. Senior S Isaak Newhouse led the Bulldogs with nine tackles, while redshirt senior DL Zach Bacon and senior LB Ethan Brunhofer each added sacks. Bacon's resulted in a fumble, while Brunhofer caused two fumbles. Redshirt freshman LB Austin Lewis picked up the first interception of his Butler career in the closing minute of the game.
Butler redshirt junior QB Will Marty threw for 176 yards on a 11-of-21 performance. Marty connected with junior WR Pace Temple three times for 75 yards.
The Bulldogs had 25 first downs compared to 14 for the host Eagles and had a 437-230 advantage in total yards. Butler scored on five of six trips to the red zone, including four touchdowns.
The Bulldogs return to Indianapolis to host PFL foe Jacksonville on Saturday (Oct. 14) at the Sellick Bowl. The game is scheduled for a noon kick-off.
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Lara Bingle, will use Bondi as a backdrop for Being Lara Bingle, her new reality series which starts filming next month.
The model (yes, that's her chosen job title at the moment because she has officially relinquished most of her other creative roles), is renting a house at Bondi for the Ten series and will be moving in various family and friends, including her construction worker brother, Josh.
Also in front of the cameras will be her manager and bestie, Hermione Underwood and long-time friend, make-up artist Max May.
"I'm not Einstein, I'm just living my life," Bingle tells me.
"Josh lives at home and my mum makes his lunch at the moment - he has the best lunchbox of anyone.
"But I don't think I will be doing that when he moves in."
She credits her brother for keeping it real for her.
"He'll ring me and say, 'Lara, have you lost that big fat arse yet?" she laughs.
Bingle says she's shed the famous 5kg she put on, thanks to a healthy diet, lots of exercise and a cleanskin lifestyle without alcohol.
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Bingle believes her unscripted reality show will succeed because unusual things keep happening to her, including two policemen turning up at her door last Thursday when she was fresh out of the shower.
Bingle says the police questioned her about driving while disqualified but she insisted all her fines had been paid off and the RTA had restored her licence. Calls to the authorities proved her right.
Then there's all those trips she takes on private jets including one chartered by the Leto brothers, Jared (30 Seconds To Mars) and Shannon, so they could go hiking around Lake Tahoe.
'It's not that much of a big deal, " she insists.
"Private jets are much cheaper to charter in the States."
Bingle says she is not seeing anyone romantically and that Byron Bay professional surfer, Dion Agius, to whom she was linked last summer, is "just a friend".
Who knows what will happen by the time the cameras start rolling next month.
She isn't concerned about The Shire reality show stealing her audience but says hers is the first reality show based on one person's life, with Brynne Edelsten's soon to follow.
Bingle is not convinced that Edelsten can carry her show but thinks she was "really sweet" when they did Seven's Dancing With The Stars together.
"Perhaps if Brynne were pregnant there would be more of a storyline going on," she ponders.
Interestingly, one of Bingle's biggest inspirations is swimsuit designer and former model, Jodhi Meares, to whom she turns for advice.
"I love everything about her, particularly the way she has handled herself," she says.
Bingle admits she was very apprehensive at the beginning when asked to do the show but was assured she would be given control over what went to air.
"Now I see it as an incredible opportunity," she says. "I can't wait until it starts filming." Most importantly of all, while the money is not great for the series now, Bingle hopes that with the production company, John McAvoy's Eyeworks' tentacles overseas, it will sell in some lucrative markets.
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This week, I am writing about my pre-Thanksgiving meal that controls my cravings for the ultimate feast that is weeks away. That first blog covered the main dish: turkey meatballs! Turkey is the premier entre for Thanksgiving but it's the side dishes that crowd the plate. It is hard to leave any of our favorites out of the feast, but our tables are only so big! That is the best part of a pre-Thanksgiving meal … make some of those sides that didn't make the cut for the final menu.
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The second post this week featured a simple and healthy side-dish, Parsley-Mustard Glazed Carrots, and the third supplied the fruit, Fried Apples.
No Thanksgiving meal, early or on the day, can be without dessert. Pumpkin pie is as traditional as the roast turkey. When making my pre-Thanksgiving meal, I just couldn't bring myself to make the pie. Not because it's hard but because I really did not want to dampen the anticipation of pie on Thanksgiving.
We had been to a dinner at my brother's house a few weeks ago, and the wife of the nephew of my sister-in-law (I love extended family) brought a pumpkin fluff dip with vanilla wafers. It was so light and full of fall flavors, I had to ask her to send me the recipe. She blushed a little and said, can you remember four things?
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As I was mixing it up, I thought how pretty it would be layered in a glass cup. Instead of vanilla wafers, I had graham crackers on hand so I ground them up for an additional layer in the cup. And, like any fall-loving-kid-at-heart, I had some candy pumpkins on hand for the final touch.
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This recipe will make 6-8 servings as pictured. Amount will vary depending on the size of the cup used and the thickness of the layers.
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This no-bake parfait in individual cups was the perfect ending to our simple menu. It's getting popular now to host "Friendsgiving" dinners or small-plate parties. Making these in small cups that everyone can take and eat as they mingle would surely please a crowd.
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One of the blogs I read most often is written by Ewan McIntosh, a teacher, thinker and new literacies theorist in the UK. He included this image in a recent post , and I was really struck by how it played into the words and ideas of Murray, Rief, Newkirk and other thinkers in the field of composition rattling around my head. Any reading is a re-writing, in part through the process of connecting and combining of that text in dialogue with all of the other things we think, and read, and know. Murray talks about the "new composition teachers" who don't have all the answers but DO have an inventory of pedagogical strategies ready to deploy. He explains "all we see or hear connects with something else, passing through out unconscious and conscious until it ripens into a subject that is ready to write" (11). So, that leads me to wonder – we've all had those brilliant, compelling teachers who captivate our thinking and inspire us to work harder. Do those teachers have the largest treasure trove or collection of texts and ideas to draw from – or is it the way in which they interweave and connect those texts and ideas (and, perhaps, tools) that they do have?
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Various – "52 Weeks – Winter" (Peppermill Records)
Cut'n'Paste-Funk | "52 Weeks" is an extraordinary project coordinated by Peppermill Records. The compilation includes 52 tracks representing each week of the year. The whole compilation is separated into four sub-compilations with the names of the four seasons of a year. I picked out the winter-collection because I enjoy sometimes music-collages with lots of samples and fine breakbeats. And the "Winter"-compilation - where the whole project started with - is a fabolous mix of Hip Hop and experimental downbeats fused together into a heavy mix.
If your ears are thirsty for some heavy Hip Hop-beats plus intelligent raps "52 Weeks - Winter" is a good choice to explore some new songs. Like a Hip Hop-mixtape beats, rhymes and effects are melted together. This was possible because the heads behind Peppermill Records coordinated the compilation with care and an interesting approach:
The first artist started on the 21st of December, the first day of Winter which also happens to be the Solstice. They borrowed a headline out of that week's news as the title to their 2-3 minute song and then had 7 days to complete it before they passed their creation on to the next artist, who continued where they had left off.
So just lend your ear for example Cactus On Fire feat. Baba Brinkman. Nice Phlow, thick groove! Or listen to the funny opener with a ton of samples build around an abstruse news-story: "Squishing Sniffy - Artists Busted!". Or are you ready for some mad sarcastic electro, than listen to the wild "Third Armrest Betrays Alien Origin Of New Military Plane" by Gangpol & Mit. Fun!
A fat, fantastic and fabulous release! You gotta dig this!
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Fireworks, concerts, Shakespeare in the park.
Those are a few of the events in the works for folks looking to enjoy live entertainment in their backyard when the Sunset Cove Amphitheater opens at South County Regional Park, 11200 Park Access Road, west of Boca Raton.
Workers are rushing toward a grand opening March 29, when preparations on the amphitheater's sound and lighting systems must be completed so that the first wick can be lit and the first microphone plugged in on the 1,700-square-foot stage."It's going to be the gem of South County Regional Park," said Ann Butler, amphitheater manager for the Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation Department.
The $4.5 million facility, near the Daggerwing Nature Center and the Coconut Cove Waterpark, can accommodate 2,000 spectators. The project, approved by the County Commission in 2006, was paid for with money from bond referendums and impact fees, Butler said.
Before the amphitheater was built, residents who live in the western areas of south Palm Beach County had to go out of their way to enjoy cultural performances or other celebrations, Butler said.
"To go anywhere to get entertained, I would have to go to Boca Raton or West Palm Beach. There was nothing out west," she said. "Now, they don't have to drive."
To usher in the facility, Butler is coordinating performances from the West Boca High School chorus and the marching bands of nearby Olympic Heights and Spanish River High schools.
A fireworks show will follow their concerts.
While plans are also in the works for a Mother's Day concert, annual Fourth of July celebrations and holiday shows, park officials want the new facility to be accessible for local community events.


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Hello folks,
Sorry I have not been back on the blog more frequently as I have been busy with a project and doing lots of art. I was sorting out my image collection of copyright free graphics and found these lovely fashion pic's I thought you may like for your mixed media, journal or decoupage art works. I hope you are having a wonderful start to the New Year and am looking forward to some fun times in 2012. Enjoy and Hugs Julz
Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome!
If you have a passion for Art then you are in the
right place and space. Art has always helped me to navigate my way through life and is a reflection of the myriad of emotional experiences that become layered over time. So please join me on my journey as a digital artist as I explore great Artists,Blog's, Websites and more. I welcome invites to check out your blog, so send me your link and I will definitely take a look. Enjoy, live, love, inspire and art on....
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Monday, January 23, 2012
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If you love Art Nouveau, Antiques, Vintage, Interior Design, Art, Mixed Media, Jewellery Making and Vintage Graphics be it Fashion, Make-up, Architecture, Places or People the I hope you will enjoy my foray into all of the above. I intend to start off now that I have set up my blog with Art Nouveau and cover Jewelers, Painters, Architects and more ...... I welcome any comments and hope you find my blog engaging.
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Food security and health in rural and remote Australia - Project Summary
Food Security occurs when people have access to enough affordable healthy, nutritious food to be well and active. In Australia, we produce over 90 per cent of our fresh produce including fruit, vegetables, milk, meat and eggs. Despite this, there are groups of people who are food insecure. The research paper Food Security and Health in Rural and Remote Australia explores the issue of food insecurity, its incidence and implications for health and wellbeing in rural and remote Australia. It examines the range of Commonwealth, state and territory policies to address food insecurity, the contribution made by the non-government sector, along with lessons from the international literature. The paper pays attention to the impact of food insecurity on health, particularly in remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. The findings provide an evidence base to inform public debate, research plans and policy directions.


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THE DINNER is a collaboration project between jeweler Mia Maljojoki and Annika Pettersson. The project investigates the act of dining from an artistic view point. The two artists personally investigate the topic and the result is two series of jewelry series, exploring the emotional and the formal. The project aims to examine the act of dining though an artistic context.
THE DINNER is a performance; taking place during the opening night.
THE DINNER is an exhibition; where jewelry will be installed in combination with documentation of the performance.
THE DINNE #1 was performed at Kulturzentrum Giesinger Bahnhofin Munich, on the 24 th of February 2016.
14 dinner quests were invited to join the 2 artists for a dinner. The guest was asked to wear jewelry made by the artist during the course of the dinner-event. All guests had also been asked to wear a white shirt for the event, to give the worn jewelry a white space of display. The dinner that took place that night was a performance and was open to the public to view. After the performance the project turned in to an exhibition that showcased the worn jewelry as well as audio and video documentation from the performance.
Thank you to the audience and to the dinner guests:
Kellie Riggs
Sofia Björkamn
Carrie Forster
Jorge Manilla
Rebecka Frank
Eija Mustonen
Matt Lambert
Haman Sutra
Babette Boucher
Atty Tantivit
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Trade shows are an incredible way to market your business to the wider public and experts within the industry that you are in. The benefits that come from exhibiting at trade shows can surpass the results of every other promotion methods – that's how effective they can be.
When it comes to which stands have the edge, it's always the larger and more eye-catching ones that make the most impact. If you are going to attend a trade show, one thing that you don't want to do is blend into the crowd.
Some trade show booths are far more successful than others, but why is that? What makes one brand more successful at trade shows than others? According to the trade show experts, there are certain things that tend to make an exhibitor and their stand more successful. With that in mind, below is a list of some of the top trade show strategies for success.
An impeccable design
A plain stand is a boring stand, and a boring stand is unlikely to be a big success. That is why when it comes to the design of your exhibitor's stand, it is important to ensure that you get it spot on. You want an exhibition stand design that is bold and eye-catching, as well as professional, which is why working with the experts, could be the answer. It might cost more than going DIY but if it means a better stand, it's worth it.
Utilize social media
This may not be a hack for your stand per say, but it is a hack for ensuring that people visit your stand. When it comes to advertising the fact that you are in attendance at a trade show, social media can be a vital tool. Check in at the location of the trade show on Facebook and Twitter and use the hashtag for the event. To encourage people to come and visit your stand, market the competitions and incentives that you are offering on your stand. Everyone loves a freebie, so advertising that you are offering freebies at your stand is a great idea.
Have people networking in the crowd
As well as having people manning your stand, it is also worth bringing people along to network within the crowds. Send out three or four team members with clipboards to sign people up for a competition that you are running. The great thing about competitions is the fact that they allow you to get hold of people's contact details, which means that you can easily grow your customer base.
Create an experience
Have you ever been to a trade show before? If you have, then you may have noticed how the stands that are always the most successful create an experience. What does this mean? Well, say you run a company that specializes in coding, having coding games for people to play on and try out can help you to create a more immersive experience. The key is to offer the people who visit your stand an experience – something that excites them.
There you have it, your guide to all of the best hacks for the best trade show stand strategy.


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The Sanctuary Condo For sale and for rent in Wongamat Beach ฿23,100,000
The Sanctuary. Located in Na Kluea, this complex offers complete luxury. There is direct access to a beautiful beach, a choice of swimming pools, sauna, gym, secure parking and top notch security.
The location offers peace and tranquility, and being located in Na Kluea, offers easy access to Chonburi, Bangkok and beyond without getting snarled up in the Pattaya traffic. Restaurants, shops and bars are plentiful in the Na Kluea area, and it's a simple taxi ride to the centre of Pattaya.
The balcony overlooks the Sanctuary of Truth and towards the sea.
The apartment housed in Building A is well fitted and ready to move into, with en-suites to the bedrooms and a guest bathroom. There is even a washing machine.
At 120m² this is a great size for a long term rental. The property is also for sale in FOREIGN name, with transfers being split 50/50.
- Sea View
- For Sale or Rent
- Fully Furnished
- European Kitchen
- Communal Swimming Pool
- 24-Hour Security
- Long Term Only
- In Foreign Name
- 50/50 Tax & Transfer
- Direct Beachfront
- Easy Access To The Beach
- Fully Air Conditioned
Reference number :: SRC6647
- Sale Price : ฿23,100,000
- Rent price : ฿75,000 /m
- Living area : 124 sqm.
- Floor : 2
- Bedrooms : 2
- Bathrooms : 3
- Ownership : In Foreign Name
- Location : Wongamat Beach
- prices / sqm. : 186,290
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Cranes, cranes, cranes!
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Living in London has made me somewhat obsessed with looking up, goodness knows how many cranes are in action at any one time with all the developments happening in London. Here's a few cranes which were pretty fun .. and a little hypnotic to draw.
This is another little something from my sketchbook exploring the idea of cutting up the land.


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By dave
This is our last raffle for 2015, and it's another GREAT one! You are going to be shocked and amazed at the wonderful prizes we're offering, so come in, buy your tickets, and hope to win!
Name: ursula
Chile (Zone 9b)
Oct 16, 2015 6:18 PM CST
|Good luck to all participants!!!!!!
Oct 16, 2015 6:22 PM CST
|Fabulous prizes once again!!! Guess who got their tickets? I did.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I surely hope I win this time and my name is the first drawn. I'm looking at a drop dead gorgeous Scarlet Rose Mallow which was painted with love and would look amazing on my wall. I have a *lot* of bare wall space.
I am a strong believer in the simple fact is that what matters in this life is how we treat others. I think that's what living is all about. Not what I've done in my life but how I've treated others.
~~ Sharon Brown ~~
Oct 16, 2015 6:26 PM CST
|I bought my tickets, I want Sharon's painting!
Oct 16, 2015 6:46 PM CST
|Got my tickets!
There's going to be a long line for Sharon's beautiful painting! I showed the photo to my husband and told him that prize would be the first chosen. I told him about the gorgeous painting that Sharon offered as a raffle prize awhile back and how everyone was hoping to win it. He asked me why didn't I just buy one of her paintings. @Sharon ... do you take orders?
~ Playing in the dirt is my therapy ... and I'm in therapy a lot! ~
Oct 16, 2015 6:48 PM CST
|Wonderful prizes, all of them! Sharon's picture looks amazing on the screen, I can only imagine what it looks like in person
What a raffle! Thanks so much to all the companies, and to Sharon for donating that beautiful painting!
May all your weeds be wildflowers. ~Author Unknown
Name: ursula
Chile (Zone 9b)
Oct 16, 2015 6:57 PM CST
|@dave, since this time non-USA-residents can participate for Sharon's beautiful painting, .... just in case I do not win the painting, do we have the right to participate for the other prices as well and derive them to somebody of our choice? Everybody here has special pals!
Oct 16, 2015 6:59 PM CST
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|If you win and if Sharon's prize is still available, it's yours. If you win (2nd or later) and Sharons' painting has been taken, then you'll have to choose a US resident to take it on your behalf (or take the 50 acorns instead.)
Oct 16, 2015 6:59 PM CST
|It is especially generous of Sharon to make the painting available as a prize to whomever wins it no matter where they reside. Our members in other countries have a shot at this one!!
I am a strong believer in the simple fact is that what matters in this life is how we treat others. I think that's what living is all about. Not what I've done in my life but how I've treated others.
~~ Sharon Brown ~~
Oct 16, 2015 7:03 PM CST
|Sharon is such a sweetheart to offer to ship the painting to Chile or another country if someone outside the U.S. wins that prize! @Mutisia Ursula, I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you!
~ Playing in the dirt is my therapy ... and I'm in therapy a lot! ~
Name: ursula
Chile (Zone 9b)
Oct 16, 2015 7:17 PM CST
|Thank you, @dave! In case I don't win Sharon's painting, I have already chosen an ATP pal for any other price I might win.
@flaflwrgrl I fully agree with you! for Sharon!
Oct 16, 2015 7:20 PM CST
|Sharon's painting IS fabulous!!! Thank you for your generosity.
Another great raffle. Thanks to all who donated.
Good luck Everyone!
As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. Joshua 24:15
Oct 16, 2015 7:49 PM CST
|And thank you all for your very very kind words.
Truth is, the thought of one of my paintings hanging in another country is as exciting as having one hanging in another state. I have a list of all the states where my paintings are. Actually by now, there are very few states that don't have at least one of my paintings, but there are only three paintings in other countries. It's just great that so many like them. Thank you so much.
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Oct 16, 2015 10:36 PM CST
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Oct 16, 2015 11:11 PM CST
|How nice of @Sharon to offer one of her paintings among all the other fabulous prizes in the Not a Raffle Raffle. I am so fortunate to own one of Sharon's pieces of artwork. It is so special to me. And since you know I am unlucky at contests, I know someone else will be as tickled as I am to own one. Good luck, Everyone!
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Oct 16, 2015 11:19 PM CST
|What a beautiful painting. I would love to win it, but sure hope one of our out of country ATP members win it.
If I win it I will have Dave do a drawing from the out of country entries, and I will give it to them.
Thank you Sharon for such a generous raffle gift.
Oct 16, 2015 11:53 PM CST
valleylynn said:What a beautiful painting. I would love to win it, but sure hope one of our out of country ATP members win it.
I had just enough acorns to buy 1 ticket. Lynn, I hope you win so Dave could do a drawing, as you suggested, to give your prize to out of country members who participated.
Oct 17, 2015 12:34 AM CST
|It would be amazing to have that happen.
I so love the painting Sharon did, and I won in one of the early raffles. Everyone comments on it when they see it.
Oct 17, 2015 6:30 AM CST
|Sharon - that painting is absolutely STUNNING.
How kind, generous, and gracious of you to provide this for the not a raffle-raffle.
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Oct 17, 2015 8:35 AM CST
How cool that you know where your work is! I have a list of states/countries I've sent seeds to but your list is much more impressive.
Have you ever done a thread of your work so we can see more of it?
As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. Joshua 24:15
Oct 17, 2015 9:40 AM CST
|@Lalambchop1 thank you. Lovely words. I lived and taught in Louisville before I moved here so I have 10 years of painting experience as well as a lot of friends there and about 30 years of painting and friends here, so that covers a lot of paintings and would take up a lot of posting space. And I don't have digital images of many of those early paintings. However, without digging out my list I do have a digital image painting from the early days of Dave's Old Garden so I can go back at least that far with pictures.
A lot of them are bloom paintings, but not all. The most 'slightly abstracted' one, done maybe in about the early 2000s now lives in Maryland. The bad picture but one of my oldest Cubits paintings lives in North Carolina with @Vic . The one that @valleylynn has is maybe here on ATP in one of the oldest raffle articles that @Dave wrote. There's also one in B.C. with @mcash70 on my old computer, others too, but mcash and Lynn's are similar. Not all the old paintings have been transferred. @Calif_Sue also has the Sunflower Raffle painting, so that one is in California.
Your idea of a thread for them is a good one but probably Cubits would be the best place for that. I'll let you know. Again, thank you for the idea.
So this will be my Winter of Painting. I hope I can catch up with all requests then. I love donating to the 'Not- A Raffles' because it gives me a push into a new painting goal.
In N.C. with Vic. . . a rotten photo but the painting is one of my favorites, a much brighter creamy yellow . . .
A few others, some slightly abstracted to fit a request, some flowers, some not, but usually always land . . .
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Second guessing yourself stinks. Especially if you're doing your best to get over a breakup that you initiated. When you're the dumper, you expect that you'll easily walk away from the heartache without too many repercussions. So it's a bit of a shock to find yourself agonizing over missing someone you loved.
Love has a way of sneaking back into our thoughts when we're doing our best to forget about someone. And despite your best efforts, it's nearly impossible to remove the parts of the brain that store memories. So how do you get over a break up you caused? You put it into a big, big perspective.
Step number one: how many people do we have on the planet these days? My quick Google search revealed 7,432,663,275. That's a lot of folks to get to know! How many people are you looking to spend time with? Love? Make love to? Hold at night? Maybe make a baby or two with? Enjoy a walk or a movie together? One… maybe two… ? Okay, three max!
I promise you… they're out there. They exist.
Step number two: gain a little distance on this #breakup thing. What propelled you to break up the relationship or the marriage? I bet, it's because on some deep level (or some obvious, mismatched fighting, dysfunctional level) you realized that this person you were with wasn't right for you. So you ended the relationship. Hopefully gracefully (not by a text) and hopefully with some dignity so that if you run into them in the future, you don't have to bury your head in your cell phone, but you ended it because you knew it wasn't right. Whatever right means to you.
From time to time, you'll be out and about in your life and you'll be reminded of this person. It's what the experts call, "being triggered." You'll probably let your mind wander and get re-triggered when you visit your favorite beach or your usual restaurant. There may be neighborhoods that you'll have to avoid or a town you're going to have to visit just to "take back" those streets and make the stores your own! You'll most likely relive conversations and the events you shared. This happens because the thoughts are buried inside your mind and memories. And they will hurt. Many, many times over. At least at first.
Welcome to the human race.
Step number three: it's not actually possible to forget about someone who's touched your heart. They get in there and take up space. Even if they were mean to you, hurt you, betrayed you. You knew they weren't right for you, but it's just the way we're wired. So, I'm sorry, but… expect to think about the good moments the two of you shared. Be prepared to imagine them next to you when you go to your favorite places. Know you'll replay making love to them and all those sexy moments in the future. You're human.
Step number four: you are not at the mercy of your feelings. Ever. Be selective, manage those thoughts that cause you pain. Growing older and wiser, there's a part of us that must run the show. You tap into this part of your mind every time you do what you say you're going to do… i.e., show up at work and do a great job, lift the spirits of those you're with, pay your bills on time, and volunteer. You're capable of way more than you think in the midst of pain, triggered by memories. So enjoy the happy ones and then stop. Shift. Decide whether or not those particular feelings are productive or useful at the moment.
Opt for joy and select being happy in the here and now. Not your memories.
Step number five: it's about accepting responsibility for your own well-being. For the future. If you don't take care of you, who will? It's time to put that breakup into a healthy perspective. You ended the relationship for a real reason! So wish them well and make a U-turn to you… how are you taking care of yourself these days? Are you doing the things you know you need to do, to get the kind of partner you really want to have? Only you can answer this question. And it's super important! No one else can ever fix the broken parts of you. Only you can. So get out there, make some courage, figure out how to do the work you need to do. Then choose to focus and do the work.
I think the number one reason you may be having a hard time with that breakup is because you're forgetting that you're the person you're supposed to be thinking about. Not them. Not the memories. Not indulging the feelings. Not any of the past.
When the focus returns, there's courage and determination to grow and the energy to find that true partner. It's easier to overcome the impulses and triggers and regain authority over your heart and mind when you put yourself first. Try that the next time you begin to feel guilty or sad.
The second reason why you may be having a hard time with that breakup is that you may just like to indulge those feelings. We think they're justified and that we deserve them. We feel guilty and suffer inner (if not outer) shame and embarrassment. Shame is one of those feelings we do our best to avoid but has a way of sneaking in at all hours of the day. Okay, fair enough. But let me ask you… what's it really about? Who's definition of love are you trying to live up to? Because the God I know wouldn't want you to suffer in love. And your lifetime is a long time to be suffering.
The third reason why you may be having a hard time with that breakup is that you forgot there are these magic properties with time and space. There really is something to be said about time passing. You really will shoulder on. It'll be emotional at first (until you gain control over your thoughts and feelings) and then the memories will come and go and they won't hurt so much. Over time, they'll come and go and make you smile. You'll regain your center and become grateful this relationship is over. You'll smile and feel free.
Have some faith… there's a person out there looking for you. Just the right one, with the right color eyes and the perfect smile. They're looking for you too and they're just as anxious, maybe ending the wrong relationship, maybe feeling a wee bit sorry for themselves and lacking hope. Maybe wondering why they've got these memories.
Over time, they'll be able to move on, think about their own healing, put some distance between the memories and eventually be able to see you too; to find you amidst a crowd. Count on that! Know that. Believe you're worth the love coming your way. That's how you'll get over a breakup when you're the dumper – knowing you're worthy of a real love. That's why you ended it, to begin with.
If you're having trouble focusing on your own healing, reach out: firstname.lastname@example.com Spending some time on yourself will help you put the pain in perspective.


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Luke Russert has joined a charity effort. To benefit the GO Campaign, Russert has donated himself for a $1,000 coffee date.
The webpage page shows an auction that ends on December 12. The description informs potential bidders: "Enjoy coffee on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. with NBC congressional correspondent Luke Russert!"
The Go Campaign was founded in 2006 by Hollywood screenwriter Scott Fifer and was originally conceived as a charity to help children in Tanzania and Africa and still focuses on the region even as it has sent funding to Asia and Central and South America.
Go Campaign has a loosely defined charter saying only that it "raises awareness and funds to help orphans" by supporting "projects at the grassroots level that bring direct relief to children in need of education & vocational training, medical care, enrichment programs, and basic human rights."


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Since it is that time for resolutions, I thought I would give you a hand on someof your leadership aspirations going forward. Following is a solid list of some of the things that effective leaders intentionally focus on (along with some brief descriptions of each). You may have a few of your own favorites to [Read More]
Leader Resoluions
Election Aftermath
Pondering the aftermath of the 2016 Presidential election reminded me of something very important. Different values are not the same as wrong values. I am hopeful that you will take some time and deeply reflect on this. Our values are very personal. They help us make difficult decisions and enable us to discern good from [Read More]
The System is Rigged
When Presidential candidate Donald Trump starting harping that "the system is rigged," it dawned on me how insightful this statement was. To be clear, I am by no means agreeing with his implications of corruption in the voting or electoral systems. No, I am referring to a much more encompassing system surrounding the 2016 election. [Read More]
Lessons From Chance Encounters
I had two interesting encounters last week that reminded me of a couple important lessons for leaders. Encounter one found me finishing up the paperwork for mailing a package at a UPS store. A woman came in and apparently was hoping to mail a rather large box while using her husband's company account number. After [Read More]
Leadership on the River
What do plastic bottles, tires and rims, Styrofoam and used hypodermic needles all have in common? The answer is, these are all things you find in varying quantities when you volunteer to pick up trash along the riverbanks. And you would be amazed by how much other stuff there is. I recently hitched up with [Read More]
Reflections From Forum 2016
Years ago I bought a piano. I always wanted to play the piano. After a few short weeks, I came to the conclusion I had made a financial blunder in buying it. I still very much wanted to play the piano, but I discovered that I did not want to learn to play the piano! [Read More]
The Value of Commitment
One of the lessons I have learned from high performing people and teams is that Commitment trumps Conditions. People who are truly devoted to achieving something seem to find a way to success, regardless of the obstacle-filled circumstances popping up in front of them. However simple compliance seldom, if ever, wins the day over tough [Read More]
The Leader's Learning Agenda
So often, the emphasis on improving at work is focused on doing the job more productively. After all, we normally get paid for our competence at our job, so doing it better has a lot of direct payoff. Not surprisingly, I have met very few people whose specific job title was "leader." The job was [Read More]
Lessons about Learning to Lead
Greetings everyone. I was recently thinking about how difficult it really is to learn to become a more effective leader, and was reminded about a previous learning experience, that had many parallels. It was that ordeal of learning to drive a car with a stick shift. Many of you can no doubt relate. I remember [Read More]
A Profound Lesson About Change
I wanted to share one of the great lessons of all times, when it comes to getting ourselves or others to change the way we act. It is a two part lesson, so here we go. Lesson One: It is difficult if not impossible to change behavior without changing beliefs. Please think about this. If [Read More]


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Kickstarter is a crowd funding site for professionals, amateurs and aspiring entrepreneurs. It focuses primarily on the arts and/or creative endeavors of individuals/groups who are struggling to bring their vision(s) to life. In 2015 Kickstarter became what is known as a "Benefit Corporation". Benefit Corporations consider their impact on economic growth by listening not only to their shareholders but to society as well. In doing this they are able to to help support growing businesses and keep up with trending ideas. There is just one teeny, tiny problem with this concept: it generates A LOT of attention. So much that it can be difficult for a sponsor/supporter to decide what project they want to back in the sea of brilliance found on the Kickstarter website.
This is where we come in. FanGirl Nation has perused Kickstarter and come up with the top FIVE projects we think deserve a little love…
- Men Vs Cosplay
- Free Your Eyes
- MUV: Clean and Safe Water
Founded by Anabel Martinez, the Men Vs. Cosplay Calendar has had several lucrative years. Cosplayers from around the globe are invited to submit their pictures for inclusion in this specialized calendar. Most of the hard work goes unpaid and we applaud Anabel for her dedication to providing cosplay fans with a calendar that celebrates male cosplay characters. This year's project aims to offer 365 days of Cosplay pleasure with a different costumer each day. If you love cosplay head on over to the Men Vs Cosplay Kickstarter and show Anabel some love by contributing.
FingerTip Labs knows that the world, and its people, is driven by technology. They also know that technology has become a dangerous distraction for some while driving, working and/or when care giving. In an attempt to reduce the risk involve with checking your favorite app(s) they have created a bluetooth device that no longer requires your visual attention. How is this possible? By using your sense of touch and your voice you can command this device to check texts, voicemail, facebook, twitter, etc. All without looking down. The device relays information audibly and allows you to decide how you want to respond. It currently only works with Apple devices but its future iterations promise a broader availability.
As someone who enjoys the outdoors I am often found carrying water. While I ADORE my Camelbag it is often a burden carrying anywhere from 5-10 pounds of water. It is also just as difficult to find clean water when you run out of what you are carrying. This is why we are PSYCHED about this new clean water filter. MUV is an adaptable water filler that removes contaminants from water sources and provides clean drinking water. It comes in three different "styles" (each filters out different types of contaminants) so you can work around your budget. MUV has packages ranging from $18 to $125 and it is NOT battery operated. It is reusable, clean and appears to be recyclable as well. So get a "MUV" on a donate to this incredible idea!
CRADLE tells the story of a man struggling with his purpose in society after losing both his arms during the Iraqi war. War is constant and it never changes…it's a sad truth and often the veterans/survivors of these brutal battles are cast aside for newer, younger, stronger warriors. This brief animation offer insight into the world of a wounded veteran. Animated by Devon Manney, the project aims to inform people of "phantom limb" syndrome and explain the turmoil those who have seen battle suffer from. As the sole artist and writer for this animation, Devon is looking for support to hire colorists and sound mixers/composers for this endeavor. We are all for supporting the little guys/gals here at FGN and would love to see this project come to fruition.
Air quality is an issue in both cities small and large; in communities near and far. Whether you are walking your dog, having a drink with a few friends at a bar or jogging through a park you are exposing yourself to harmful particulates that can cause upper respiratory discomfort/distress. For individuals susceptible to these conditions breathing is a stressor that can cause attacks. WYND aims to resolve those issues by purifying the air around you. It lasts for up to 8 hours and can remove up to 70% of pollutants from the air surrounding you. Did we mention it also has a fan that can cool you? This idea is brilliant when you want to avoid going out on a high pollution day but cannot. It is also great for those who have asthma or other upper respiratory conditions. Why do we like it? Well…who DOESN'T want clean air?
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Sunoco Pipeline: PUC Confirms Mariner East 1 Operation is Safe; Approves Restart
DALLAS – June 14, 2018 – While we are pleased that the PUC has correctly reversed part of Judge Barnes' order to allow Mariner East 1 to restart, we are concerned that upholding other aspects of the administrative law judge's order does not follow applicable law and, if not corrected, brings uncertainty to Pennsylvania's entire regulatory environment. This can only be seen as an inherently political decision, as Senator Dinniman does not have legal standing to bring this suit in his political capacity and, if he lacks standing, the entire administrative law judge's decision should have been reversed. We will consider our legal options, as no business or person in Pennsylvania should have to worry about not receiving a fair proceeding, and we will plan accordingly in order to keep ME2 on schedule for in service, as stated.
Mariner East: $9.1 Billion in the Pipeline
Our people and our facilities throughout Pennsylvania have been contributing to the state's economy for more than a century, most recently through the expansion of our Marcus Hook facility as part of Mariner East 1 and Mariner East 2 pipeline projects.
The economic impact study released Jan. 8 by Econsult Solutions shows the importance of this project to our state's economy, not only to the thousands of local tradespeople who are earning family-sustaining wages and spending their money in the community but to the hundreds of local companies providing goods and services to those workers, their families, and their companies.
This is what happens when you invest $5 billion in Pennsylvania. The completion of the Mariner East 2 pipeline will only create more opportunities for investment and local job creation in the state.
Mariner East Quick Facts
Construction of the Mariner East 2 pipeline continues to make significant progress across the 350-mile pipeline system, with thousands of workers in the field operating safely and efficiently to build this critical multibillion-dollar energy infrastructure project.
PA Public Utility Commission unanimously votes to approve restart of Mariner East 1
Energy Transfer Partners issues statement after PA PUC approves restart of ME1 pipeline.


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Bill Jamieson's "one crumb of comfort for unionists" is that "a majority of Scots remain opposed to independence" (Perspective, 16 July). I think not – this is the "Scottish author J K Rowling" nonsense.
If by "Scots" we mean Scottish-born, then a majority of these voted Yes in September, and that percentage will almost certainly have increased since then.
The vast majority of non-Scottish residents will be English-born and/or educated (somewhere between 10 and 14 per cent) and most of these will, unsurprisingly, have voted No.
A 5 per cent swing to Yes would have resulted in a different outcome.
This is, hopefully, the last twitch of the English tail wagging the dog, or would be if we introduced a residency requirement – ten years, say.
Most other countries would barely raise an eyebrow at this; few of us would expect a vote on a crucial constitutional issue if an expat in, say, France or Spain.
It cuts both ways, of course – I believe a majority of non-English migrants in Scotland voted Yes, but there is no danger of Scotland becoming "Polska-nised" or Bulgarianised (or of England becoming "Scotticised", whatever racist Jockophobia is currently being spouted in Westminster).
I also enjoyed, in the same issue, Ashley Davies's wry observation on farmers' markets that "in an hour we did not hear a single Leith accent".
The tide of Anglification of Scotland is turning, though, after centuries, and that is an entirely healthy trend which will defuse a great deal of the "anti-English" sentiment being trumpeted by sundry tabloids and the aforementioned braying MPs (with the pathetically transparent intention of trying to tarnish the SNP).
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AOC London continue their support of local organisations and have renewed sponsorship of the local youth football team, Hornchurch Tigers JFC who we also provide new kits and equipment to. Last season ended in triumph, finishing runners up in their first season in the Echo Premier League missing out by only one point.
The new season is now underway and the team currently have 4 victories under their belts and are looking to improve on last season's efforts. We will keep you updated on their progress throughout the season.


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Velvet and Linen is doing a great giveaway for a coffee table from Bobo Intriguing Objects.
Recently she asked her readers to send her pictures of their rooms that they thought the coffee table would look good in if they wanted to win it. She received almost 200 entries, so she asked some bloggers including myself to be a judge. I selected my top ten and two of them made the top ten. Here they are…In Melissa L.'s room below the furniture proportions are nice, it's not overly fussy which is the right kind of room for this table, and I love her curtain color. The fireplace looks interesting and a pretty color as well.
If I could vote twice I would vote for both, but I voted for Katie D. today (room below). I like both rooms but I think the look of the coffee table is better suited in the room below. I like the layered rugs, all the books and magazines so organized with the bookshelves all being used . There is a nice mix of furniture frames and she took a lot of thought with the accessories which can really add to the room. The throws on the wing chair, Jackie O. on the top of the magazine basket, the fun lamp and the framed music manuscript. The table looks like it would fit well in the room and the dimensions are right. Nice work Melissa L. and Katie D. and good luck to both.
Thanks to Brooke for including me in the panel. Now it's your turn to go vote from the top. Click HERE to go to her blog. The top three will be awarded on her blog next week. Let me know who you vote for!


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Question: Is Bill Todd employing Matt Naugle? Jerid says the shoes fit. I think Matt always knew that bobblehead video would come back to haunt him. I never quite thought it would be the shoes, though. If Matt weren't a "one pair of dress shoes" kinda guy he might have avoided this, but the evidence is pretty damning. It's hard to mistake those feets and characteristic pant crinkle at the bottom.
The questions asked by Jerid are good ones: What are the financial ties between the two and will they disclose such?
I have a better question: Is Bill Todd a complete idiot? Does he not realize that Naug Daug on the team is the kiss of death? Maybe he shoulda phoned 1-800-KEN-LOST for advice.


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Motion Typography
I got inspired a few days ago about motion graphics that use type as the art element for a motion graphics video. There are lots of great examples on the web but I found two that really stood out as good examples. The first is "Say What" by Jarratt Moody set to a scene from "Pulp Fiction."
The next one is "Oceans Eleven Typography" by Hidir.
Both of these videos are done so well and have a great rhythm to them. So, I've set out to give this a go.


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I signed on Google+ earlier, and found there is a newly introduced feature on the resource provided by the Tech giant 'Google Inc.'.
The new feature is called: 'Communities'. The feature would allow Google+ users to join, or create their own communities, where they can connect and share with other individuals on predefined community topics or areas of focus.
In one of the Google+ communities I joined- 'Entrepreneurs, Self-Employed & Small Business' community, a fellow community member Rob Gordon asked in his post: 'Suppose you could invent your own 'dream team' for your business or venture, what kind of people would be on your ideal team?'. 'What is your dream team?'.
I liked the topic Rob Gordon chose for the discussion so much- maybe due to the fact that it falls within my area of expertise, or maybe due to my passion for quality Organizations and Teams.
For whatever reasons it may be, I joined the discussion and replied with an overview of what my 'dream team' will look like. I decided to share it here too:
…'My 'dream team' for any business should include:
Innovative and Social Entrepreneurs- I will find an entrepreneur most suitable to be a co-founder for any business, but it is not enough to be an entrepreneur. It has come to the knowledge of the world and the business industry that 'innovation' and 'social performance' goes a long way in determining the performance of businesses and organizations, even people (in careers). An entrepreneur having great ideas is not enough for my kind of team, the best fit will be an entrepreneur having a great deal of 'innovative' and 'social' skills. The 'innovative' skill will be useful in adapting business and business offers to change with speed and effectiveness, and the 'social' skill will be useful in building and maintaining quality relationships for the business. Entrepreneurs with a few years of real business world experience will be most preferable.
Business Management Professionals- Management is usually required for business establishment and performance. Poor management in the presence of good ideas and vast resources is a disaster. Very sound Business Management Professionals, with skills in diverse areas of Management and Industry, are the ones I'll bring unto the team.
Web and IT Specialists/Developers- Recent development in technology has driven the trend in business towards various technology applications. Integration of technology to business operations has greatly improved performance too. A Web and IT Specialist/Developer will be highly needed for business related operation support.
Industry Experts and Professionals- There are peculiarities and characteristics specific to every industry. Depending on the kind of business I choose to build a team for, I'll source for Industry Experts and Professionals that can be a part of the business team.
Positive Local People- The community is where human resources and markets are sourced from. Quality people are the most desirable, so I'll source for 'Positive' individuals to connect, and share opportunities with.
With an appropriate mix of members from each of these groups, I'll have my 'Dream Team' ready to rock.
Now this is what my own 'dream team' will look like. What about yours? Share it. I'll be glad to hear, and to share with my friends in the community or other network places.
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Düsseldorf is the capital of North Rhine-Westphalia, the most populous federal state in Germany. It is known for its fashion industry, trade shows and art scene. The Rhine river divides the city, with its Old Town on the east bank and modern commercial areas to the west. In the Old Town, St. Lambertus Church and Castle Tower both date to the 13th century while the new media harbour hosts the famous Gehry buildings with their fascinating facades. Streets such as Königsalle and Schadowstraße attract shoppers with many boutiques.
Dusseldorf has been a great host city for DOAG's database conference for a number of years and 2016 marked the first one where this event spanned two whole days with 4 tracks and also the first time that Germany is part of an OTN tour. And we are happy to count on this event again in 2017.


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I'm getting married in Falmouth, MA in September (Yay!) and would like to have hair and possibly make-up done for me and my bridal party.
Unfortunately it is not going to be possible to have someone come on-site to do hair and makeup for several reasons, so I'm looking to have my crew head to a salon, ideally in the Falmouth area, the day of the wedding.
I'm planning from Los Angeles, and of course I wish I could transport my salon to cape cod for the weekend, but, alas…
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April 4, 2012 (LISLE, Ill.) --A west suburban man is being held on $78,000 bail on child pornography charges.
Police arrested 47-year-old Patrick Meyer of Lisle on Monday at his workplace in Aurora.
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Due to projected Sunday snow in Illinois, the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and Augustana College baseball series will now be played as a Saturday doubleheader (March 10) starting at noon CT.
The pair of nine-inning games will be played at Swanson Stadium and Brunner Field in Moline, Illinois, on Saturday. Game one will be at noon CT, with game two to follow starting approximately 3 pm CT.
A young Rose-Hulman squad stands 2-6 on the early season. RHIT played in Florida and Georgia last week as a part of their annual spring trip and the Fightin' Engineers notched wins over Alma 6-5, and Oglethorpe 4-0.
Freshman pitcher Trever Bruno pitched a two-hit shutout in the win over Oglethorpe. Fellow freshman Logan Cody has gotten off to a hot start this season hitting .483 with 14 hits, one double, one triple and six RBI. Freshman third baseman Luke Calabrese leads the team with 10 RBI.
Augustana stands 6-2 on the season. The Vikings defeated Capital, Grove City, and Alma down in Florida last week.


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I upgraded the site from WordPress MU 1.2.1 to 1.3. If anything's broken, that's why. It's probably because I haven't updated a plugin.
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Yes, it's true! DaddyFu is, slowly but surely, moving to a new hosting platform.
DaddyFu is moved. That is all.
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Simple wireless controls for your radiators means you are not heating rooms you are not using!
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Year 12 Engineering Summer School
A chance for under-represented students in Year 12 to experience what it's like to live and study at a leading university.
What to expect from the Summer School
This Summer School is for students thinking about studying an Engineering degree.
Students who attend should be academically gifted, under-represented and have a background that may make them less likely to go to university.
This Summer School is free and includes meals, accommodation and travel.
Students will live in university accommodation and take part in academic and social activities.
This page has the dates for the next Summer School.
Academic Workshops
These workshops will complement and enhance the A Level curriculum and develop their independent study skills.
Your students will need to select a subject from the following options:
Chemical Engineering
Projects may cover areas such as biofuel cells, computer simulations of molecules and water engineering.
To take part, students must be studying both A Level Chemistry and Maths.
Civil Engineering
Projects may cover areas such as planning, design and construction of infrastructure, buildings and bridges.
To take part, students must be studying A Level Maths.
Electrical Engineering
Projects may cover areas such as analogue and digital electronic design for applications such as robotics, automotive and control systems using programmable integrated circuits (FPGAs).
To take part in Electrical Engineering students must be studying A Level Maths and one other science/technical A Level such as Physics or Electronics.
Mechanical Engineering
Projects may cover areas such as designing and 3D printing for applications such as heart pumps or implants for injured limbs.
To take part, students must be studying both A Level Maths and Physics.
Preparing to apply for a course
We'll give your students the opportunity to learn about:
- the life of a student at a leading university
- how to choose the right university course
- how to make a high-quality UCAS application
- how to manage the financial side of university including fees and funding
Social opportunities
Your students will have the opportunity to:
- take part in activities in our Sports Training Village
- take part in workshops in our new arts centre, The Edge
- explore Bath and see some of the sights the city has to offer
How students benefit from the Summer School
The Summer School helps your students improve their critical thinking and independent study skills. We will enhance their chosen subject and support their progression to higher education.
Your students will:
- experience university teaching in subject taster sessions
- learn how to undertake research by completing a project in a subject they enjoy
- get an insight into student life
- receive tips for their future career choices
- have their own room in student accommodation
- socialise with other Year 12 students and university Outreach Ambassadors
- be able to make an informed decision about university
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Your students must:
- be in Year 12 at a state school or college in the United Kingdom
- be defined by the school as academically gifted or have achieved mostly A*, A and B grades at GCSE (including Maths and English)
- meet the academic subject requirements, provided above
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Jess a Dollar earns first career win in Heartland Futurity
It was anyone's race halfway through the eighth running of the $98,280 Heartland Futurity, but Jess a Dollar and Jose Davila proved to be the toughest in the end, winning the event by just a neck over Vampire Rose and Smitty Oxendine.
Starting from post six in the 10-horse field, Jess a Dollar was in the thick of things from the very start. The chestnut son of One Sweet Jess went to battle with nearly the entire field of the 300 yard dash from the first few jumps out of the gate. A blanket could have been spread on eight horses through the first half of the race before Jess A Dollar emerged with a slight lead. Vampire Rose and Wrs Against the Wind and Berkley Packer were not giving in easily and stayed right with Jess a Dollar all the way to the wire. Vampire Rose was just a head in front of Wrs Against the Wind at the finish line for second.
"We've been working as a team," said trainer Victor Gonzalez. "We got the job done, it was not easy, but we worked hard. I'd like to thank everyone who helped get him (Jess a Dollar) ready for this race tonight."
Jess a Dollar paid $17.00, $6.80 and $4.80 across the board as the upset winner of the race. He finished second in his trial and his win in the final was his first ever trip to the winner's circle for owner and breeder Porfirio Carrasco, a multiple stakes winning owner. With only $1,300 on his card coming into the race, Jess a Dollar added many dollars to his credentials and now has in excess of $58,000 in career earnings with just three lifetime starts.
The time of the 300-yard dash was :15.668 seconds. The stakes record stays with last year's winner, Woop Dee Doo and Cristian Esqueda in a time of :15.348 seconds.