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Chocolate-Mint Fudge
You will need a mini muffin tin and mini muffin papers.
* 1 ½ cups walnuts
* 1 cup pitted dates
* 1 tsp vanilla
* 1/3 cup cacao powder
* ½ cup fresh mint
Mix all ingredients in food processor, pulse and then blend well. The mixture should have the consistency of peanut butter. Use a melon baller to scoop out mixture and form into one-inch balls; place in mini muffin paper cups. I place the paper cups in a mini muffin tray so they don't slide around. Leave as a round ball or simply press mixture into muffin cup (not as pretty, but less fuss).
Remove muffin cups from tray and place in a re-sealable storage container using wax paper in between layers; store in freezer for at least one hour. Remove and serve cold or at room temperature.
These are great for a pre-workout energy bite, to bring to a holiday party and to crowd-out holiday candy!
*Note: if you are reducing caffeine for a better night's sleep, remember that cacao has caffeine. If you do eat a piece of the fudge, do so earlier in the day!
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The writer's intention is irrelevant. The reader's interpretation is all that matters.
That's why news organizations should review the way they approach the dateline (the city named at the top of the article, before the first sentence). So many articles are deceptive from — literally — the first word.
The New York Times ran an article this week about a coup in Burundi. The article bore a dateline of Nairobi, Kenya, a good 800 miles and two countries away (to put it in perspective, consider an article that starts with the words "SAN FRANCISCO" and tells you about an event in Tijuana, even though these two cities are worlds apart). A Wall Street Journal article the next day, also about events in Burundi, had a dateline of Kigali, Rwanda; closer, but still not quite there.
Most major news agencies won't run a dateline for a city unless the reporter was physically there. So in this case, a reporter in Nairobi, armed with a phone and internet connection, gathered the necessary facts, wrote the story, and included the Nairobi dateline because, well, that's where he was. He was dutifully following a widely accepted industry standard.
And there is a rationale to this standard. Burundi doesn't generate enough attention to justify stationing a reporter there, and the Times isn't trying to pretend its writer made the trek for this story.
That's why Shawn Murphy, Professor of Journalism at Plattsburgh State University in Plattsburgh, N.Y., supports this dateline practice. "Otherwise, you are being deceptive with your audience," he says. He pointed me to an informal survey of editors that agree with this stance, and who use this policy in an attempt to be consistent and forthright with the reader. This is essential.
The problem, though, is most readers don't know about this policy. Most time-pressed, article-skimming readers expect the city named in the dateline to be the primary location of the story's action. They aren't professional journalists, nor do they know any to help them dissect the secret language of newspaper style books.
The remedy? A universal standard that is clearly communicated to the public. Because when the writer and reader don't realize they're speaking different languages, they end up worlds apart.
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- A new startup?
- Do you have a new product that you want to launch?
- Do you have an idea for a product or service that you want to pitch?
The vision behind P@SHA LaunchPad is simple – find the best technology ideas and start-ups and bring them in front of the Pakistan IT industry's most experienced and influential professionals and entrepreneurs, get feedback and win a cash prize.
The purpose of P@SHA LaunchPad is to create a platform where young people with great ideas, and early-stage companies with innovative products, can have the opportunity to pitch their ideas in front of people who ask relevant questions, make suggestions to help develop the idea or product, assist with market identification, mentoring and possibly investment.
Experts will be brought in to mentor and judge startups on product development, business models, identifying markets, design, SEO/SEM and usability. Startups and Idea pitches will be put in the hot seat where some of the most successful entrepreneurs and business executives will grill them in front of the audience.
There is bound to be one idea and one product that stands out – these will be the P@SHA LaunchPad Stars and will be given a small cash award and highlighted on as many platforms as possible.
We plan to have a Demo Pit where young innovators can showcase their idea and talk to experts, potential investors and professionals in much more detail. The idea is to generate excitement and energy around ICT innovation and motivate more young people into starting their own companies and making them successful.
Last year the panel of experts brought a lot of value to the event and sparked lively discussion and debate. We are hoping that with each additional event, the group will energize further.
Dates to watch:
P@SHA LaunchPad: Sept 20, 2011 at 2.15 pm at ITCN Asia, Expor Center Karachi
Last date for Nominations: September 15, 2011
REGISTER TO NOMINATE your startup, product or service idea at http://goo.gl/2dfmS NOW and win a cash prize of Rs. 100,000 and be attached to a mentor who will help you shell out your idea and guide you on how to take it forward.
Submissions will be assessed and shortlisted candidates will be asked to present to a panel of judges at the event on September 20. See you there!
REGISTER TO ATTEND the P@SHA LaunchPad 2011 event on September 20 at 2:15 p.m. at the Expo Center in Karachi to watch shortlisted candidates pitch their ideas and products, register now at http://goo.gl/VLTXD
This promises to be an exciting event full of energy, passion and great ideas. See you all there!


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Today we held a first farewell gathering for our second friend, Tim. Plenty of tears and laughter, and lots of funny stories, one of which I had completely forgotten from back in November of 2010. I'm remoodling it below, because it's such a good one.
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It didn't take long for the members of Little Flower house to get tired of doing dishes by hand when the old dishwasher broke down on the weekend. Tim, honourary home maintenance guy and core member, drew a picture of a new dishwasher, showed it to everyone in the house, and they all signed their names to what became a rather effective make-shift petition.
Tim brought his petition to the General Body Meeting on Monday night, and showed it to the entire L'Arche Edmonton community, finally giving it to the community leader, Sister Pat. She showed it to the Board Chairperson, Wendy, who surprised everyone (including herself, we suspect) by announcing that she would take the petition to a few appliance stores the next afternoon, and see if perhaps she could convince one of them to donate a brand new dishwasher.
On Tuesday morning, Wendy told her curling team the story of Little Flower's dishwasher petition, and showed it to her friends at the rink, explaining her intended errand that afternoon. She was surprised again when one of her teammates wrote her a cheque for a new dishwasher, asking only that a charity receipt be issued to her husband's business.*I usually use pseudonyms for my L'Arche friends. Tim is an exception to the rule.
Tim's efforts got results faster than any other known petition!
Tim's efforts got results faster than any other known petition!
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Selling Out.
"Artists are supposed to make money when they come up with other things to sell, and use their music to sell it." - Will. i.am
A little secret about the music industry is that in ALL of recorded music history, only a few acts have actually made tons from the records themselves. In history, music has always been the means in which to get people hooked, so they can then buy a phonograph, radios, CD players, iPods, Beats headphones, and whatever they are going to come up with next.
It's really all about the hardware.
The music is the springboard that sells other stuff.
Dr Dre- Beats
Jimmy Buffet- Margaritaville restaurants
Toby Keith- Toby Keith's I love this bar, Ford sponsorship.
Phish- 10 or so WILDLY successful festivals.
Newsong- Winterjam tour
Mercy Me- Rockin' Worship Road Show tour
George Strait- Wranger shirts
Jay Z- 40/40 Club, Tidal, etc.
Celine Deon- Las Vegas show.
And ON and ON.
Listening to music is free these days. Or $10/month.
But that honestly was NEVER your problem.
Go and sell out venues.
Get a great sponsorship.
Sell Jewelry.
Create a festival.
You have to leverage your music to make money in other areas.
Does this sound like selling out?
Doesn't to me. Just sounds like smart business.
And unless you are jamming on your back porch, you ARE a business.


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Resources Coordinator
Purpose of job: To provide British Council operations and business support with resources, operative and administrative services following the global British Council standards.
|Caracas, Venezuela
|Fecha de cierre de inscripción
|Domingo, 14 de January de 2018
Resumen del puesto
- To ensure continuous delivery in order to provide resources, logistics and administrative high-quality services to support British Council Venezuela's operations.
- To contribute with the British Council Venezuela compliance with global programmes and policies by coordinating the logistics to reach the requested levels (Health and Safety, Environmental Programs, etc).
- Provide operational support to the British Council Teaching Centre operations.
- Ensure accommodation for UK appointed staff, Network Teachers, Projects' Instructors and other British Council visitors.
Responsibilities and Main duties
Regarding premises, logistics and administrative functions:
- Follow maintenance programme established; coordinate and supervise the maintenance activities for the premises to ensure continuous, high-quality service delivery.
- Support the procurement process: contact and find suppliers for goods and services.
- Coordinate the new UK appointed and network teachers' bank accounts and support them with bank issues in Venezuela.
- To book and control air tickets with the BC travel agencies for all staff.
- To coordinate the corporate taxis daily service for teachers, all staff and foreign visitors.
- To issue and control Purchase Orders on time to guarantee the payments related to the post.
Regarding British Council programmes and policies:
- Carry on the logistics needed to comply with: Environmental programme and Health and Safety policy.
Regarding administrative support to the Teaching Centre:
- Support new teachers coming to Venezuela with the following processes: a) Flights, b) Accommodation, c) Subsistence and settling in allowance money, d) Co-ordinate Flat hunting, e) Flat contracts, f) Bank accounts, g) Flat issues: starting period - first month
- Request all papers from new appointed UK staff and network teachers a minimum of 3 and half months prior to start date. Guide them through the process and answer questions they may have.
- Relevant UK HR staff are aware of visa requirements and procedures for Venezuela. Visas and other administrative documents are provided in an efficient and timely manner.
- Liase with the Resourcing Officer (Teacher Recruitment) in UK regarding the translation of Education Certificates for new appointed UK staff and network teachers as well as any other matter in relation with their visas, flights, etc.
- Work permit and other documents submitted to SAIME in order to get the Visa Approval at least 1 and half month prior the start date of the new post.
- Follow up and liaison with Venezuelan Consulate in London for the visa process completed in time to allow member of staff to start work on time, legally.
- Submit the required documentation to get the "Orden the Cedulacion" at SAIME as soon as possible after the first visa has been granted.
Regarding accommodation for UK appointed staff, Network Teachers, Projects' Instructors and visitors:
- Accommodation leases for UK appointed and network teachers negotiated ensuring Value for Money and security considerations.
- Constant relationship is maintained with landlords and landladies to ensure the accurate complying of rental agreements.
- Constant relationship is maintained with relevant staff at the British Embassy to ensure their timely and efficient management and support for administrative procedures and payment of rent as appropriate.
- Rents are paid punctually and according to contract payment terms.
- Ensure initial groceries for the new appointed staff are available in their flat the day prior of arrival.
- Arrange the logistics for foreigners' arriving and departure.
- Meet new arrival staff on their 1st working day in order to settle them in their apartment and show them the surroundings the way to the BC by Metro and/or walking.
- Approved flat inventories signed by landlord, Director/TCM/Teacher at same time as rental agreements.
- Logistics to book hotel rooms and local transportation.
Cómo aplicar
You can find the post at the British Council jobs portal in the following link:https://goo.gl/BCg3Wy
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Former Eagle's View standout Austin Maddox went 2 for 4 with two RBI, and the Florida baseball team stayed alive in the SEC tournament with a victory over Arkansas on Thursday in Hoover, Ala.
Alex Panteliodis pitched into the seventh inning to help the top-seeded Gators (41-14) eliminate Arkansas (40-18).
Florida will face the Vanderbilt-LSU loser on Friday in another elimination game.
Relievers Jeff Barfield and Kevin Chapman didn't allow a run after Panteliodis exited two outs into the seventh.
Arkansas had runners on first and third base with one out in the ninth but Jonathan Pigott made a diving catch in right field on a ball hit by James McCann. Pigott threw to cutoff man Josh Adams, another former Eagle's View standout, who threw to first for a double play to end the game.
Pigott was a defensive replacement in the late innings.
Brian Johnson and Maddox had back-to-back RBI singles in the third to help Florida take a 3-0 lead. The Gators got an unearned insurance run in the eighth.
Collin Kuhn had a two-run triple to lead the Razorbacks.
AUBURN 3, SOUTH CAROLINA 1, 12 innings
Trent Mummey's two-run single in the top of the 12th inning lifted Auburn over South Carolina in an elimination game.
The Tigers (40-18) loaded the bases off Matt Price with one out on a single, fielding error and walk. Mummey then delivered the hit up the middle to drive in the go-ahead runs.
Auburn closer Austin Hubbard (5-2), who escaped a bases loaded jam in the bottom of the 10th, retired three straight batters after giving up a leadoff walk in the 12th. He allowed two hits in 4 2/3 scoreless innings.
The Gamecocks (43-15) went two-and-out in the tournament after vying for the regular season SEC title going into the final series against Florida.
The Tigers will face Ole Miss, a 6-3 loser to Alabama, on Friday in another elimination game.
Nathan Kilcrease retired 17 consecutive batters in leading Alabama to a victory over Ole Miss.
Kilcrease (6-2) set down the Rebels in order in the second through sixth innings, including a three-inning span where he threw a total of 17 pitches.
Ole Miss rallied late and had the potential tying run at the plate with one out in the ninth, but Jake Smith replaced Kilcrease and got the final two outs.
Brock Bennett and Ross Wilson each produced three hits for the Tide (36-21) and Josh Rutledge had two RBI.
The Rebels (37-21) broke through in the seventh with David Phillips' RBI single. Miles Hamblin hit his fifth homer of the season in the eighth.
More from the SEC Tournament: Official site


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Running through August 11th 2018, SCREENSCAPES at Postmasters features the work of six artists working within the formal space of a screen, or exploring the formalization of networks. Alongside artists Diana Cooper, Luke Murphy, Rafaël Rozendaal, and Artie Vierkant, faculty member and critically acclaimed artist Penelope Umbrico will be showcasing her piece Bad Display (eBay) (2018).
For more details and hours, please click here.
The photographs in Broken Sets and Bad Display are cropped from images of broken LCD-TVs Umbrico found for sale on eBay and other consumer-to-consumer market sites, where the televisions are sold for parts. The sellers turn the sets on while photographing them so that potential buyers can see that the electronics behind the screens still work. She became interested in the incidental beauty of the screens because they are derived from the failure of their own promising technology. In her words, "By presenting these inadvertent abstract arrangements as formal compositions in their own right, I am collapsing the obsolescence and breakdown of new technology with the visionary aesthetic of Modernism."


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The Link Between What We Watch and What We Eat
There's a link between what you watch and what you eat.
Most of us realize that snacking while watching TV isn't a good idea, but it turns out that we're more likely to binge on snacks when watching certain types of shows.
CBS News is reporting on a new study that found that people watching an action movie ate twice the amount of snacks as those watching an interview program.
The study at Cornell University involved college students who were split in three groups.
Each group was randomly assigned to watch either an excerpt from "The Island," an action flick starring Scarlett Johansson; an identical excerpt from "The Island" but without the sound; or the interview program "The Charlie Rose Show."
The subjects were provided with M&Ms, cookies, carrots and grapes to snack on while watching the shows. The researchers weighed the snacks before and after the experiment to see how much the people in each group had eaten.
Those who watched the action movie with sound on ate 206 grams of food — almost twice as much as those watching the interview program.
Interestingly, even the people who watched the action movie with no sound ate more than those who watched the interview show.
So what is it about action movies that makes viewers snack more?
Study author Aner Tal says "More stimulating programs that are fast paced and include many camera cuts, really draw you in and distract you from what you are eating. They can make you eat more because you're paying less attention to how much you are putting in your mouth."
So how can you avoid overeating during your favorite action movie? The researchers suggest pre-portioning your TV snacks, instead of bringing out a whole bag of chips or a box of cookies.
I'm Bill Maier for Shine.FM.
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Below is a picture of Lady Saw and Headline's Shauna Chin both wearing the same dress.
Lady Saw was seen wearing the dress at the recently held Caribbean Fashion Week, while Shauna Chin was wearing it in Zanzibar on June 7th with Chris Tucker.
Please choose who compliments the dress more by typing Lady Saw or Shauna Chin in your comment.


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Rendezvous on the Ridge is the ultimate guide for carrying on that spirit. It's loaded with the ultimate recipes that will become your 'secret weapons' for hosting the best parties, livening up potlucks, and keeping bellies satisfied and full at home.
This warm and elegant book has 215 recipes for every day and every occasion. The recipes range from homestyle comfort food, like Two-Cheese Squash Casserole and Old-Fashioned Meat Loaf, to more modern fare, such as Tortellini and Sun-dried Tomato Salad and Crab Meat Quiche.
The 'Soups and Salads' chapter is loaded with exotic options for tasty salads, appropriate for light lunches or sharing at potlucks. The thorough 'Appetizers and Beverages' chapter has so many exciting recipes that a great hostess may not ever have to serve the same snacks twice. Although, upon tasting the Hats-Off Stuffed Mushrooms, French Quarter Praline Cheese Spread, or Pomegranate Margarita, they'll surely demand repeats.
Rendezvous on the Ridge also offers 20 menus for various occasions. The not-so-basic Sunday Brunch features Sweet Mustard Bacon, Hot Curried Fruit and Buttermilk Blueberry Muffins. The Supper Club menu suggests Fried Green Tomatoes with Roasted Red Pepper Remoulade Sauce and Tuscan Pork Chops, among other amazing entrees.
Another chapter that can't go unrecognized is the one dedicated entirely to chocolate. The "Chocolate" chapter has 19 recipes that center around heavenly chocolate. Create the German Chocolate Cake to make someone feel really special.
Rendezvous on the Ridge (ISBN 978-0-9793505-0-4; $27.95) is available for purchase at www.jajonesboro.org. It is available to the fine book and retail trade at www.cookbookmarketplace.com. The Cookbook Marketplace is the Distribution Division of FRP, Inc.
Since 1961, FRP has specialized in helping non-profits and independent publishers from around the nation create, distribute, market and sell award-winning cookbooks. Learn more about FRP, Inc. at www.frpbooks.com.


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Subaru lowers price on longtime model
Known for being a practical, affordable vehicle, the Subaru Forester is more so for 2009.
The five-passenger, new Forester is bigger than its predecessor for greater interior room and has new, sport utility-like styling outside and more safety features than ever.
The four-door Forester also retains its top safety rating of five out of five stars in frontal and side crash tests, a Consumer Reports predicted reliability of better than average and, as always, its standard all-wheel drive.
But the new Forester's starting retail price, including destination and delivery charge, is $20,660, or some $1,200 less than its 2008 counterpart. This is for a Forester with four-cylinder, naturally aspirated engine and five-speed manual transmission.
The lowest-priced Forester with automatic transmission starts at $21,860 and compares with the $21,335 starting MSRP plus destination charge for a base, 2008 Honda CR-V with four-cylinder engine, automatic transmission and two-wheel drive.
The 2008 Toyota RAV4 with four cylinder, automatic and two-wheel drive starts at $21,935. The CR-V and RAV4 aren't available with manual transmissions.
The now 11-year-old Forester is a third-generation model for 2009.
Ride and handling are improved by a new platform that's a modified version of the one under the Subaru Impreza car. And like the Impreza, the Forester now has a rear suspension with a multilink configuration, instead of the former strut design.
New styling of the sheet metal makes the Forester look more like a regular SUV, rather than the tall wagon that has characterized its appearance before. The more mainstream look reminded me on the outside of a Saturn Vue, rather than a Subaru.
The Forester is noticeably bigger, stretching a full 15 feet in length for the first time and growing some 3 inches in height to 5.5 feet tall. The vehicle is a tad wider, too, with a larger track - distance between the wheels from one side of the vehicle to the other - that gives a more stable feel.
But the best thing about the new size is the improved interior room. Cargo space is 33.5 cubic feet behind the rear seats versus 30.7 cubic feet in the 2008 Forester.
Rear-seat legroom is better, too, going from 33.7 inches to 38 inches. This is much more competitive with the 38.5 inches and 38.3 inches in the back seats of the CR-V and RAV4, respectively.
The Forester's headroom of 41.6 inches feels enormous, with lots of open space above passenger heads. This is more than the 40.8 inches in the front seat of the RAV4 and the 40.9 inches in the CR-V.
Too bad, though, that the front passenger seat, in particular, is set so low to the floor that the passenger feels like he's in a hole. This is true for even a 6-foot-tall passenger. With no height adjustment - power or manual - for this seat in the test 2.5X, the front passenger couldn't take advantage of the taller roofline.
Even worse, the front seat cushions in the test Forester had a limp, cheap feel and didn't provide much support.
There also was considerable road and wind noise inside the vehicle.
But gauges and controls are well-arranged and easy to use, and standard equipment on the base model is well thought out. It includes air conditioning, three 12-volt powerpoints, a pull-down armrest in the back seat, fold-down, split rear seat cushions, power door locks, windows and mirrors and two grocery bag hooks.
Even carpeted floor mats, air filtration, sunglasses holder and remote entry fob are standard.
So are some new safety features. The Forester never came standard with curtain air bags, traction control and antilock brakes with Brake Assist and Electronic Brake Distribution. But it does now.
The engine is a 2.5-liter, horizontally opposed four cylinder - the same as in the 2008 Forester.
It's offered in both naturally aspirated form and turbocharged. Revisions are mild, especially in the base, 170-horsepower, naturally aspirated engine that produces 170 foot-pounds of torque at 4,400 rpm instead of the predecessor's 166 foot-pounds.
The uplevel turbo version generates 224 horsepower and 226 foot-pounds of torque at 2,800 rpm.
The test Forester 2.5X had the base engine with five-speed manual and worked well to power the now larger and heavier - by 110 pounds - base model.
The vehicle merged comfortably as I worked the gears and kept up with traffic easily. Even on mountain roads, the Forester's four cylinder delivered respectable power.
The automatic transmission is only a four-speed, while the RAV4 and CR-V have upgraded to more fuel-efficient five speeds.
The test Forester with manual transmission has 1 fewer mile per gallon in its government highway rating than the 2008 Forester did. The complete fuel mileage rating is 20 mpg in the city and 26 mpg on the highway.
The turbo Foresters now only come with automatic transmission and fuel mileage ratings fall to 19/24 mpg.
At least drivers can use regular gasoline to fill the 16.9-gallon tank.


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We have a Patient Participation Group (PPG) at the practice. This is an independent group that is made up of patients from the practice.Their aim is to help set priorities for the practice development. This is also an opportunity for patients to learn how the practice meets its responsibilities to all its patients. We hope that this improved two way communication between the practice and the patients leads to better patient experience. The PPG also oversee the practice survey and any action plan from the results.
Our Patient Participation Report for March 2019 is now available to view
If you are a patient and would like comment on any aspect of the report or you would like to participate in the group, please let us know. We welcome patients to volunteer to participate in these discussions. Please ask at reception, talk to the practice manager or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Patient Participation Reports from previous years are also available to view below.


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Q: How did you feel playing the emotional character of Payal in 'Katti Batti?'
A: Playing a character like Payal was so overwhelming. I remember, after a shoot I used to cry every night. My mother visited me and I even cried with her thinking about it. It is absolutely the most intense character I have ever played in a film.
Q: How would you describe the film?
A: It looks like a rom-com, but it is very different from a typical rom-com. When people will watch the film they will see a much deeper story. The intensity of the characters in the film is astounding.
Q: What was it like playing Payal in 'Katti Batti'?
A: I have to say it was the most penetrating role I have ever played. I couldn't eat or drink while shooting certain scenes so I could get into character.
Q: What's it like working with Imran Khan?
A: He is a very good natured person. I always call him 'Mr Goody Two Shoes' because of his great reputation in the film industry, and he is also quite predictable. Imran is also a very sophisticated and stylish man. I find his sleek sense of style so interesting, which is very rare in men.
Q: Would you like to date someone from the film industry?
A: I always believed it was difficult to date an actor, and not entirely healthy either. Now I am convinced it is not a good idea. You would not want to start a competition with the person you were dating. It is an awful feeling when the person who is supposed to protect and support you, subconsciously starts to compete with you.
Q. How do you see yourself in the industry?
A: I think the best part about my success is that it came so late – that matters a lot how you feel as a person. If it had been eight or nine years ago when I was still a teenager, I believe I would have become like my character in Fashion. At twenty-eight, you become very balanced as a woman and that kind of affects your outlook about life. My success happened now that I am so balanced and mature, which matters as well. You don't really want to wish for success at a very young age, as success is very hard to deal with at a young age.
Q. Have you ever thought of writing a book, maybe an autobiography?
A: There are so many things I would love to write about, not just about my life but about how I have a spiritual understanding of characters and how I am able to get into their minds and actions. I would like to share this with the world. I also love poetry. I would love to write about my life and my struggles, I think it could be useful and inspiring to other young girls.


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Officers have taped off a churchyard in Northampton and scrambled the police helicopter after a fight that left a man with serious injuries.
The force helicopter is currently hovering above the town centre following an incident in the churchyard of the Holy Sepulchre Church in Sheep Street.
A force spokeswoman said the force was called at 3.30pm to reports of an "altercation between two men".
"One man has been left with serious injuries but they are not thought to be life-threatening or life-changing," she continued.
"He has been taken to Northampton General Hospital."
An area of the yard is currently taped off near to where several tents are currently pitched up. Police have been conducting enquiries in the area and it is understood one of the men is still at large.
The spokeswoman said it is not thought a weapon was used in the suspected assault.
An ambulance is also currently at the scene.
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- Sharing Local History
- Do you have a photograph of the Flood of 1955, a program from the Opera House, a menu from the Highland Arms Restaurant, or a postcard of the Soldiers' Monument? Would you be willing to share your piece of Winsted history with the library? If yes, we welcome your donation!
Do you have a story to share about the Flood of 1955, marching in an early Pet Parade, or what it was like to attend a local one-room school? Please consider writing down your story and sharing it with the library.
Do you have a story to tell about Frontier Days or what it was like to work at the Gilbert Clock Company? Did you attend the Gilbert Home for Children? Would you like to come to the library and talk about your experience and memories?
Please contact Verna Gilson, the library's Genealogy & Local History Research Assistant, to make an arrangement to meet, or to drop items off at the library. Telephone (860) 379-6043 or email email@example.com for details.
"The Cornelio Legacy" - A 1948 Film of Winsted
Carmine (Carmello) Cornelio left Floridia, Italy, in 1903, to come to America. He settled in Winsted, worked as a laborer and stonemason, and eventually established a service station and Oldsmobile dealership on Main Street. In 1948, Mr. Cornelio decided to visit his 96-year old mother and family in Italy. Before departing, he hired a professional camera crew to film Winsted, so he could share the contributions of his fellow Italians with family "back home." Seven year later, much of what appeared in the film was washed away by the flood of '55.
The Cornelio Legacy offers a poignant view of a typical American town, and its Italian community, in the 1940s.
The first public screening of the film was held, in May of 1998, at Northwestern Connecticut Community Technical College. The silent film was shown with piano accompaniment, and a program listed the people and places that appeared. The film was eventually made available to the public on VHS and DVD format. The Beardsley Library has copies of "The Cornelio Legacy" for loan in both formats.


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Does your website show up on the first page of search engine results? If it is nowhere to be found on Google, Yahoo or Bing, it is high time you hired an SEO agency. Studies show that people use search engines to find information online. This means if they are looking for a service you offer, they will type relevant keywords into search engines and go with the service providers who show up on the first page. Not being on the first page of search engine results will really hurt your business. This is why investment in SEO is very important.
There are so many companies that you can reach out to when you need expert SEO services. The downside is that they are not all built equal. It is your duty to ensure that you find a company that understands your needs and one that has the know-how to help you achieve your goals. Asking your candidates the following questions will ensure that you end up with the right company for your website needs.
- Can you provide us with a list of your references?
The first thing you want to do when considering a service provider is to hear from their current and past clients. Are they happy with the services they are receiving? You can only do this if you get a list of clients that the SEO agency has worked with. Make sure the contact information of the clients is included.
The best thing about using the references is that they will help you determine whether your target candidate is a good fit for your business. You will also be able to verify the tactics that the company uses. When you contact some of the references, they should be able to tell you whether the company's techniques had any positive impact on their ranking. If they never saw any change, then this is definitely not the company you should be working with.
- How do you boost search engine rankings?
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The proposal given by a candidate should include the initial technical reviews of your site. This should explain the things that will be done to eliminate problems that may affect your ranking such as error pages, broken links and poor coding. The service provider should also give information on how they will handle on-page and off-page optimization. Simply put, the right SEO expert should cover all the three levels of SEO: technical, on-page and off-page optimization.
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The last thing you want when getting North Star SEO is working with a company that will damage your reputation. To get lasting results in search engine optimization, you want to work with an expert who abides strictly to the search engines' webmaster guidelines. There are specific SEO tricks that are strictly prohibited. They include the automatic generation of spam content and the use of bogus hidden links and text. Violating the guidelines will cause your website to be banned. Needless to say, this will hurt your business. It may take months and thousands of dollars for you to rebuild your reputation. The SEO consultant must confirm that he follows the best practices set by all major search engines.
- Can you guarantee number-one ranking on Yahoo, Google and Bing?
If the answer you get is yes, you should steer clear of such a service provider. The reason for this is because the service provider may use unethical strategies to help you achieve that ranking. As aforementioned, the unethical strategies will cause your website to be banned. If the service provider will be following the webmaster's guidelines, there is no way he can guarantee number-one ranking on search engines. The acceptable answer here is for the SEO specialist to inform you of the strategies he will use to help you achieve high ranking.
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It's Infrastructure Week. Seriously.
With help from Tanya Snyder and Brianna Gurciullo
IT REALLY IS INFRASTRUCTURE WEEK: All joking aside, it's Infrastructure Week — not one of the Trump administration distraction-fests, but an honest-to-goodness gathering of 400 affiliate organizations staging more than 100 events in Washington and around the country to call for investment in infrastructure. The sixth annual Infrastructure Week kicks off today with a 3-hour all-star panel including Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao and U.S. Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Donohue.
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Buzzkill: For a while it seemed like this could be the best Infrastructure Week ever, with an actual administration proposal floating around and both parties talking about spending $1 trillion on rebuilding the nation's roads, bridges, broadband and more. But just last week, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters "We're going to continue to look at ways to improve the nation's infrastructure, but in terms of a specific piece of legislation, I'm not aware that that will happen by the end of the year." That prompted Senate Democrats to put together this video tribute to Infrastructure Week, "in memoriam," to the tune of Sarah McLachlan's dirge, "I Will Remember You."
Falling to pieces: Republican leaders have begun to make it clear that the FAA bill and water resources legislation, as well as the $20 billion for infrastructure inserted into the appropriations bill, are as close as they're likely to get to an infrastructure bill anytime soon. "We're glad to see pieces of this moving, but even the things that are proposed aren't enough to close the investment gap," said Zach Schafer, executive director and CEO of Infrastructure Week. "That's why we're hammering this home." In an interview last month, Building America's Future President Marcia Hale said she was cheered that "there is now a clear consensus not only in Washington but around the country" that improving the country's infrastructure is a top priority. "There's just no consensus about how to pay for it." Same as it ever was.
JUST ANOTHER MANIC MONDAY: Thanks for tuning in to POLITICO's Morning Transportation, your daily tipsheet on all things trains, planes, automobiles and ports. Get ready to drive through Infrastructure Week with your host, Stephanie. Send her all your scoops, tips and song requests at email@example.com or @Steph_Beasley.
Oh, we got some places to see / I brought all the maps with me / So jump in, it ain't no sin/ Take a ride in my machine / City traffic movin' way too slow / Drop the pedal and go, go, go
LISTEN HERE: Follow MT's playlist on Spotify. What better way to start your day than with songs (picked by us and readers) about roads, rails and runways?
CURTAINS FOR OPEN SKIES DISPUTE? The United States and the United Arab Emirates are set to announce an agreement today linked to allegations of subsidies unfairly boosting Emirates Airline and Etihad Airways — following a similar understanding with Qatar regarding Qatar Airways. After several months of informal talks, both governments agreed that their air carriers should release financial audits conforming to "internationally recognized accounting standards" at least annually, per a copy of the deal obtained by POLITICO. While Emirates Airline and U.S. carriers have released those kinds of reports before, Etihad aims to release yearly financial statements after some planned restructuring. In addition, the airlines will look to make sure that commercial terms drive transactions with goods and service providers owned by government.
Everybody wins? For years, American Airlines, United Airlines, Delta Air Lines and labor unions have asserted that the UAE has flouted its Open Skies agreement with the United States by subsidizing Emirates and Etihad. The U.S. and UAE say they have "reaffirmed their strong support" for their Open Skies deal, and UAE officials also contended that the country and "its designated carriers are and have been at all times in full compliance" with the deal. The U.S. and UAE noted that state support "is neither uncommon nor necessarily problematic in the global aviation sector," but it "may adversely impact competition."
On the side: Right now, a traveler could take an Emirates flight from the United States to cities in Europe without touching down in the UAE. A so-called side letter adds that Etihad and Emirates aren't planning to increase those "Fifth Freedom" flights, at least for now, the Associated Press reported. However, Yousef Al Otaiba, the UAE's ambassador to the U.S., said in a statement that "Fifth Freedom rights remain fully in place."
NIELSEN FALLOUT CONTINUES: Advisers to President Donald Trump have been stoking friction between him and DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, who they claim is a "never Trumper" and doesn't back his agenda, POLITICO's Andrew Restuccia and Eliana Johnson write. According to sources, Trump now believes that he was duped into hiring Nielsen by his chief of staff John Kelly and that he "didn't know what he was getting." Nielsen's previous tenure under President George W. Bush, who has been critical of Trump, seems to be one sticking point. Another is their seemingly divergent views on immigration. Nielsen allegedly considered handing in her letter of resignation last week after Trump berated her in a Cabinet meeting over border security.
Monday — Infrastructure Week officially kicks off with an event at Union Station featuring DOT Secretary Elaine Chao.
Tuesday — Axios hosts an Infrastructure Week panel. Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program hosts a discussion about building inclusive infrastructure. The Association of Equipment Manufacturers holds a briefing on infrastructure investment. The Senate Banking Committee has a hearing to vote on a slew of nominations that include Thelma Drake to be FTA administrator. The Association of American Railroads holds its RailxTech event. The Association for Commuter Transportation hosts a fly-in. The Transportation Research Board hosts a webinar on shared mobility. DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen testifies at a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing on the department's fiscal 2019 budget request. The Intelligent Transportation Society of America hosts a roundtable on smart cities/ smart states.
Wednesday — Bloomberg Government hosts a discussion on infrastructure. The House Homeland Security Committee holds a markup of various transportation-related and other bills. The Senate Commerce Committee holds a hearing on the nominations of Joseph Gruters to be director of the Amtrak Board of directors; Jennifer Homendy to be a member of NTSB; and Heidi King to be NHTSA administrator. Senate Commerce holds another hearing on the future of the International Space Station. A Senate Appropriations subcommittee holds a hearing on railroad safety. The House Appropriations Transportation-HUD subcommittee marks up its fiscal 2019 spending bill.
Thursday — Infrastructure Week panel on modernizing infrastructure policies to advance public-private partnerships. Business Roundtable hosts a conversation on U.S. infrastructure. A House Homeland Security subcommittee holds a hearing on TSA's PreCheck program.
NOPE: The Air Line Pilots Association and other labor unions hoping to reverse DOT's decision to let Norwegian Air International fly to the United States have fallen flat in federal appeals court. They contended that NAI's "business model and labor practices are not in the public interest," but "their petition fails on the merits as neither federal law nor international agreement requires the [Transportation] secretary to deny a permit on freestanding public-interest grounds where, as here, an applicant satisfies the requirements for obtaining a permit," a judge said. Brianna has more for Pros.
M&M: President Donald Trump spent a fair amount of time expressing his desire to see more car companies stay in the United States and export vehicles elsewhere, when he met with auto industry executives last Friday. And he didn't miss the opportunity to commend Sergio Marchionne, the chairman and CEO of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, for planning to move a factory from Mexico to Michigan, reports Pro Energy's Eric Wolff. Chao, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer also attended the meeting about greenhouse gas emissions and California's efforts to set its own limits.
Industry's take: After the meeting, the Auto Alliance and Global Automakers issued the following statement: "The administration will soon issue a range of proposals for future fuel economy and greenhouse gas regulations, and we look forward to reviewing their notice of rulemaking and providing comments along with other stakeholders. We appreciate the president's openness to a discussion with California on an expedited basis."
IN CASE THERE WAS ANY CONFUSION: The Association of American Railroads has officially come out against proposals to stretch twin trailer length standards from 28 to 33 feet. The group has long opposed increasing truck weight limits and some of the group's members also had objected to size changes, but AAR just recently reached consensus on the issue, AAR spokeswoman Jessica Kahanek told POLITICO when she stopped by our Rossyln headquarters Friday. The group's announcement is timely, as we expect the lightning rod issue to resurface this appropriations season.
KISS, KISS, BANG, BANG: TSA agents set yet another record this month, confiscating 26 firearms on May 3. The weapons were wrangled off travelers at 15 different airports, the said in a press release Friday. Twenty-one were loaded. No official word yet on whether this pink number was among them.
SHIFTING GEARS: Dan Dunham is now military legislative assistant for Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Deb.). He previously held that position for Rep. Bill Shuster (R-Pa.). Rep.Brian J. Mast (R-Fla.) is being considered to be the president's nominee for VA secretary. (h/t POLITICO Huddle)
— "After scathing report, will federal air marshal program be grounded?" CBS News.
— "Possible autopilot use probed after Tesla crashes at 60 mph." Huffington Post.
—"Tesla executive leaves for Alphabet self-driving-car unit Waymo." Wall Street Journal.
— "Stadium and team owners see drones as major league threat." The Washington Post.
— "Report: In 2017, Massachusetts had 64.8M ride-hailing trips." The Associated Press.
— "Why Seattle is America's bus-lovingest town." City Lab.
THE COUNTDOWN: DOT appropriations run out in 140 days. The FAA reauthorization expires in 140 days. Highway and transit policy is up for renewal in 871 days.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The fight against sexual harassment in the work place has recently been taken into unchartered territory. Due to the continued improvement in technology and artificial intelligence, hospital personnel across the board have been faced with ethical dilemmas and unforeseen complications. The conquest to decrease invasiveness of surgical procedures has made it necessary for surgical personnel to rely more heavily on robotic machines such as the da Vinci.
Recently during a routine lap chole, the da Vinci robot in use was seen making suggestive gestures and obscene vocalizations to the female surgical tech in attendance. At first it was dismissed as a mechanical occurrence consistent with proper functioning of the robot, but after the third lap chole of the day a pattern was noticed in which the robot would produce certain noises only when the said surgical tech was present.
The female surgical tech (who wishes to remain anonymous at this time) accused the robot of utterances such as repeating grunting noises and moaning noises directed at her. The da Vinci robot that was used at the time was independently moving arm number 4 in a perceived effort to stroke the techs buttocks and arm number 3 to grab her.
When taken into questioning, the robot refused comment. The robot and its legal team are said to be preparing a statement for the grand jury, the premise of the case is that the robot only does what it is programmed to due and therefore it cannot be held accountable for its actions.
Witness to the harassment, general surgeon Dr. Grabbums was heard comforting the distraught victim. "Don't worry sugar, I'll keep you safe. Just meet me alone in my office and we'll figure out a plan." He has been hailed as a hero.
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When I went out for a paddle, first in a kayak and later in a Polynesian 6-person canoe, and looked back at the city from the water, I saw to the right of Praia Vermelha, a white house with two palm trees and a Portuguese cannon. There, from the corner of the bay, it aimed at invaders and pirates, as it has for centuries. The house sits still beneath the cables of the cable car, rising up and down from sunrise until well into the night. Bright white under the wires, it faces a blue sea. The house is at the entrance of the Coutinho trail, which borders the Urca hill along rocks and cliffs, and extends to the foot of the Sugar Loaf. Up the access ramp to the trail, to the right suddenly behind the white house appears an organic vegetable garden, a hidden treasure. Many times, from the water, I thought: if our story was different, how much I would have liked my son to study there.
The white house is a kindergarten, named after Gabriela Mistral, the Chilean Nobel winner. And the children start arriving early because the gate closes at eight. At recess, they play ball and make noise in the yard, next to the Portuguese canyon and under the palm trees, facing the blue sea. Eventually, as head of another school in Urca, I made friends in the white house. It was true, then, that there exist men and women in Rio, who once, as children, played there, in the most beautiful house in the world.
This day, I followed Alex onto the grounds. That afternoon we had begun our search for partners for our pilot project. First, we stopped in at the Minas Gerais school; whose director, Regina, knows the history of that other white house on Pasteur Avenue, built when the 1908 Exposition, in a neighborhood of Eclectic architecture, better than anyone else. We then climbed the steps of the Museum of Earth Sciences, which we call the Dinosaur Museum because it houses the largest collection of fossils in the Americas. Following an intuition, we head up to Gabriela Mistral from there.
Ana Lúcia, its director, we perceive to be a little reserved at first, and I imagine that she sees many people every day and that protecting the children in her school is her priority. But she quickly warmed to us and allowed our conversation to flow. We greet Reginaldo, the gardener who looks after her garden, whom we knew from rowing. And we ask if we might interview some of her teachers, parents, and students for a story project that would bring life back to Guanabara Bay. She is animated and calls Marcelo Barros, who manages the Pão de Açucar Natural Monument and the Urca hill, to come by immediately. We sat down to talk at her desk, and after a very nice introduction, he invites us to the MoNa advisory council meeting, two weeks later, at Unirio, on the same Pasteur Avenue with the highest density of educational institutions in the city, to present our project. In the white house, under the protective gaze of Ana Lúcia, over watermelon juice and coffee, our first partnership was born in the territory.
The night before the presentation we did not sleep well, we were anxious. We went on foot from the Urca Institute to Unirio. We went up to a room on the second floor. We arrived in time, but Marcelo was also worried: they had to change classrooms and technology failed him. The council was arriving and there was a risk of cancelling the meeting.
Many years ago, at a diving course in Buenos Aires, I was taught that the golden rule of the diver is to never lose his temper. In the depths of the sea, under a pressure in which the eardrums and lungs explode like a balloon, between apnea and death, the only way to be saved is not to panic. Our white house partnership was a premonition: the computer we were carrying saved the day. And other people and organizations working in the territory a long time ago, with such admirable results as the recovery of the eastern slope of the Sugar Loaf and the adoption of the Bondinho of the Coutinho trail, and safeguarding small plants on a repel track on Urca Hill, where about 26,000 visitors per month was remarkable.
Thank you, Marcelo. Working together is infinitely more fun and efficient than working alone. –OdiLeo


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There's No Place Like Home...
When you walk into an office space, it can have a cold, unwelcoming aesthetic. The image in your mind probably has rows of workstations and private offices, fluorescent lighting and bare-bones common areas.
While many an office is criticized for having a somewhat cold, clinical feel creating an uncomfortable environment in which to work. Yet home-based working in your own warm personal space is seen as being full of potential distractions and often questionable productivity.
Now, a solid design trend is seeking to provide the perfect middle ground, by combining commercial and residential design to create a concept known as resimmercial design, the blend of commercial grade products with a residential vibe. In many cases, moving away from furniture that's designed to support process work and moving towards furniture that supports more creative work.
Adding more inviting furniture and rethinking communal spaces is bringing this new sort of design that balances business and casual into the work environment. Common areas have been filled with multi-purpose chairs, couches and tables that allow people to do everything from eat meals together to brainstorm project ideas. And the walls and cubicles that used to exist to separate people from one another are now being used less. This is all being done to create more of a sense of unity and community.
So, what are the key features of resimmercial design?
Warm, textured and natural Materials. Materials such as wood, felt, and cork and highly textured fabrics made with natural fibers help to make the space feel more inviting by incorporating elements of home design, and can significantly brighten up a dull office environment.
Casual, Open Areas. At home, you're unlikely to constantly shut yourself away in a small area and rarely come out, so why would you want this at work? Resimmercial design incorporates open, casual seating and meeting areas in order to promote collaboration and cooperation, providing a direct equivalent to our lounges and dining areas at home. Opening up conversation between colleagues in this relaxed atmosphere will assist in building upon working relationships, helping employees to work better as a team.
Homey Furniture, Lighting and Design. Arguably the main proponent of resimmercial design is the choice and design of furniture pieces & accessories. Selecting pieces that wouldn't look out of place in your home is key like soft seating, warm colors, accent lighting and area rugs.
Don't think it's just about the aesthetics of residential furniture because it's really about productivity. It's all about giving employees a more comfortable work environment, as it's been thoroughly proven that having this makes people happier, more productive, more engaged, and more creative at work.


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This is just crazy: a team of scientists from the University of Washington have created an LED (light-emitting diode) that's only 3 atoms thick. The light emitted can be picked up by standard light-measuring equipment, too.
LEDs are basically semiconductors, but they also happen to emit light when a current flows (hence why they're really handy for status/power indicator lights on all your gadgets). The diode bit comes as a result of that semiconductor setup: in order for a current to flow through the LED, the current must be greater than a threshold level. Below this level, the diode is super-resistant to current; above it, it conducts easily, which is why it's called a "semi" conductor.
What's so crazy about this is the ridiculously tiny scale. As James Ross, one of the scientists who helped with the research, says: "[The diode is] 10,000 times smaller than the thickness of a human hair". Not only that, but they're so thin that they're not even considered to be three-dimensional objects; and even on top of that, they're flexible and strong too.
So science has basically invented the world's thinnest diode: we just need gadget companies to step up and make the world's thinnest screens. Sorted!
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"When we want mood experiences, we go to concerts or museums. When we want meaningful experiences, we go to the storyteller." - Robert McKee
In a media convergent world, communication has become possible across multiple platforms globally. Either it is tracking a fitness progress, or interacting socially, the public is actively engaged with media technology every day. The daily interactions via ICT have completely changed the psychological perspectives of today's consumers. They anticipate active engagement experience through interaction and participation.
Transmedia speaks to this desire of engagement with the power of storytelling. The concept, once developed by Henry Jenkins, involves creating a united and carefully crafted entertainment experience across multiple media platforms. However, transmedia storytelling has been successful not only as a means for entertainment production. Recently, it has become a rather popular approach to branding. Transmedia branding incorporates information about a brand in an integrated narrative, which is creatively spread across multiple media channels.
While narrative creates the world of story across multiple media, participatory focus can facilitate strengthening of the brand story engagement for audience and promote brand loyalty. Transmedia branding shifts from a selling point to inviting and engaging through shared experience that creates an organic human bond. Successful campaigns always appear to apply a common set of design elements, such as narratives, participation, and brands.
At the transmedia's base, consumers are essentially interested in stories that may be real or fictional, entertaining or educational, serious or funny. Yet, they're always engaging. Such stories are spread when audience find these narratives meaningful and emotionally engaging. In fact, spreadability is a key point of transmedia branding.
Audience participation is a key concept that differentiates traditional approaches of marketing communications from transmedia branding. People want to interact with spreadable narratives. Audience may actively help localize and reframe messages they think have potential interest within their communities. Participation can cover a variety of activities: from sharing conversations to leaving comments on blogs and creating new content. However, brand loyalty would play not a lesser role.
Most of the products or services are initially brought to the market without a ready-made story to share. Therefore, companies that offer these products or services need to create or join a story, as a narrative is central to transmedia branding. Sometimes, multiple brands join the same story. For example, Coke Zero and Heineken built their branding efforts based on the James Bond movie Skyfall. Although, brands of media and entertainment are the actual story. Thus, their transmedia nature allows them to engage with already existing fans and adapt to the culture of these fans.
Transmedia branding has broad social and commercial implications, as it builds relationships and addresses the psychological needs of a socially connected, participatory, and media-savvy audience. Just shifting to a transmedia storytelling perspective is a powerful lens that gives rise to innovation and creativity in brand and franchise development and audience and customer engagement.
Learn more about the present and future of transmedia branding at: http://www.annenberglab.com/projects/t-transmedia


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1.Girl, stop holding back! In " The Art of Kissing" William Cane interviewed men to discover what their biggest complaints and desires were, regarding kissing and the result of that research was that men preferred wetter kisses with tongue action, initiate more and have an active part in the kiss.
2. Don't overlook your teeth. Studies demonstrate that men and women really value a healthy-looking teeth and good oral hygiene when value the experience of kissing
3. Match your breath. The rhythm is crucial when kissing, women enjoy a kiss that let'em breathe, don't be oblivious to your partner and match your breath and then slowly lead to a more passionate kiss.
4. Keep your tongue in check. Don't jam your tongue down her throat, remember you are kissing not excavating in her mouth. If you want to make a sexy move to him, graze your tongue against the roof of his mouth with just the tip of your tongue, that will create an unexpecting ticklish sensation that will get him wanting more.
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Come Celebrate Earth Day with us as Two Brothers will be taking over the Taps! This Tap Takeover will have giveaways, live music, and a perfect combination of Great Brew and Pizza!
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It is the purpose of BestCompaniesAZ and our calling – and has been for 15 years. We knew that better workplaces would create better lives, better communities, and more profitable businesses.
Although it wasn't about the money, the financial success was proven to be a benefit for best companies. Ten years ago, we were excited about that. Now, we're more excited about how this movement has become viral, and the overall effects beyond what we could see 15 years ago. The entire state has benefited as hundreds of employers have decided to build awesome cultures. Fifteen years ago, it was a vision and passion that wasn't shared by the mainstream. Wow, how far we've come. Now, organizations in general recognize the value of company culture, community involvement, and employer branding.
In 2002, we were pursuing different ways to make our calling a reality. Denise was just starting the visionary business that created the first-ever "best companies" list to recognize top employers in the Phoenix area. Lee was the VP of Tremendous People for a content marketing agency and was paving the way to become No. 1 on the list. Both of us were deeply committed to the cause of creating best companies for the benefit of the local economy, community, and workforce.
Fifteen years later, the passion continues to grow. Since our visionary 2003 inaugural "best list", we've seen impressive evidence that creating stronger, trust-based workplace cultures leads to business results. Despite the devastating Great Recession, almost all of the original list winners are still going strong, reaping the financial and intangible benefits of their efforts. These companies are committed to building awesome cultures, including projects that better the community and promote the Arizona economy.
BestCompaniesAZ has been involved in the development of the top four award programs in Arizona over the past 15 years:
• The prestigious "Arizona's Most Admired Companies" award, in partnership with AZ Business magazine
• The inaugural "Best Places to Work in the Valley", with the Phoenix Business Journal
• "Top Companies to Work for in Arizona" with azcentral.com and Republic Media
• 100 Best Arizona Companies", BestCompaniesAZ 10th Anniversary Issue
Besides these awards, BestCompaniesAZ has helped hundreds of companies develop great cultures. Through the efforts of our passionate people, the Best Companies movement has indeed become viral. Our purpose and calling has transformed Arizona by getting hundreds of employers involved in creating cultures and communities worthy of being called "the best".
As we celebrate our 15th anniversary, we're honored to recognize the 100 Best Arizona Companies. We chose this year's winners using our research on award-winning companies that spans back to 2002. To highlight the outstanding characteristics of these companies, we've divided them into six categories designed through research of behavioral scientist, Dr. William Glasser. We hope you are inspired by these companies and learn from them.
Best of Trailblazers – Visionary companies that have pioneered and sustained their exceptional performance by all metrics over 15 years, representing the best of the best.
Best of Cool – Top organizations with strong, unique workplace cultures, where they know how fun can help create the best work ever.
Best of Wings – Innovation, empowerment, freedom, creativity, and sometimes disruption, shine at the forefront of these companies.
Best of Heart – Through building relationships with employees, customers, and in the community, these companies show how much they care.
Best of Stars – At the height of their powerful success, these companies are masters of their fields, inspiring confidence in customers and employees alike.
Best of Future – With great potential for growth and representing a new era of business in Arizona, these are the organizations we want to watch for the future.
The future
In the past 15 years, Arizona's business climate has experienced massive changes, but BestCompaniesAZ's movement has grown and proven true over time. Now, as we look to the future, the explosion of the Silicon Desert is creating new opportunities and greater challenges. Now more than ever, the best organizations need to maintain great workplaces, and tell their stories well. May you be inspired by their success and learn from them.
BestCompaniesAZ pioneered the intersection of recruiting, HR, marketing, and PR. We didn't even have a name for it in 2002, but now employer branding is a major component of business strategy. There will likely be exciting growth in our own future, since as our clients grow, we'll go where they need us. We've been honored to work alongside the best companies in Arizona – small and large, startup and established – for the past 15 years. Join us this year as we share the stories of the 100 Best Arizona Companies – BestCompaniesAZ.com/100Best.
100 Best Companies in Arizona
American Express
Charles Schwab
Cox Communications
Dignity Health
Discover Financial Services
Edward Jones
Goodmans Interior Structures
Homeowners Financial Group
Mayo Clinic
Quarles & Brady, LLP
DriveTime Automotive Group
GPS Insight
Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino Resort
International Cruise & Excursions
Quicken Loans
StormWind Studios
The Lavidge Company
Henry & Horne LLP
Kimpton Hotels
Laser Spine Institute
MassMutual Arizona
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen)
Ventana Medical Systems, Inc.
Verizon Wireless
Arizona Charter Academy
Arizona Diamondbacks
Blood Systems
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Grand Canyon University
Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona
Hyatt Regency Phoenix
J.P.Morgan Chase
Lovitt & Touché
Make-A-Wish Arizona
National Bank of Arizona
Orchard Medical Consulting
Phoenix Children's Hospital
St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance
Y Scouts
Better Business Bureau serving Greater Arizona
Camden Property Trust
CopperPoint Insurance Companies
Fennemore Craig
General Motors Company
GM Financial
Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak
& Stewart, P.C.
PING, Inc.
The Plaza Companies
Pollack Investments
Sonora Quest Laboratories
Stryker's Sustainability Solutions
Sundt Construction
Synchrony Financial
TASER | Axon
Direct Energy
Endurance International Group
Longboard Asset Management
NextNet Partners
Pinnacle Transplant Technologies
QuickSpark Financial
Remarkable Health
Spear Education
Tuft & Needle
Denise Gredler is founder and CEO of BestCompaniesAZ. Lee Vikre is managing partner of BestCompaniesAZ.


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Living Passionately | Journal October 7, 2016
Let me start this off with a disclaimer--this isn't going to be a cute outfit post. When I started Luna Elise, I wanted it to be a fashion blog, but I also wanted it to be something more. I feel like I haven't really explored the "something more" side of things enough. I've been more focused on gaining followers by posting outfit pictures. While I am still going to be doing that (on a weekly basis as much as possible), I have been blogging for over six months now and I am finally settled into the routine and I want to try to get more than one post up per week. Devoting one post a week as a sort of journal is both helpful to me to just freestyle write and also will help you feel like this blog is more than just a bunch of commercialized images.
If I had to describe the way I live in one word, I would say passionately. Passion moves my mind and body, makes me see the world with such depth that I'm not sure everyone else sees it with. I love with all my heart and constantly explore the fascinations of the world both physically and in the depths of the human mind. However, passion is sometimes a misunderstood word. When we think passion we see red roses, embraces in the rain and maybe a deep devotion to a craft. What we don't see is the flip side of the coin. Passion doesn't mean living life behind permanent rose-colored lenses. Feeling everything so deeply means feeling the depths of sadness at an intensity that is overwhelming. For example, when I fall in love I am floating and lost in bliss one day and then the next I am cut with a knife considering (for no logical reason) how much it will hurt if I someday lose this person.
One of the redeeming things about being dually passionate like this is that while you can be crushed or even moved to tears over the painful side of passion, you also have the extreme highs--the "romantic" mindset that is traditionally considered. When I do put on the rose tinted glasses, they are VERY heavily tinted and everything is so beautiful. Somedays colors seem brighter, events woven more intricately, falling in love an all-consuming high. Being in love with a passionate mind truly fills up empty spaces. I thrive on relationships (let's not get this confused with NEED them to survive) and when I love someone that love is not fleeting--it sinks its roots in hard and deep. This has one hundred percent led me to stick in the wrong relationships for too long--but that's a topic for another blog post.
Sometimes passionate dreamers like myself can be perceived as living with their heads in the sand. We "aren't realistic," "need to get our shit together." What people don't realize is that our heads aren't in the sand, they are in the clouds most of the time. It can get exhausting living in the passionate mind. Trust me. I know I will never be a power career chick. I'm an artist. My mind is always in a million different places. I'm working on too many projects right now, and when I'm not actively working on them, I'm thinking about them.
One of the biggest dangers of living passionately is being perpetually lonely. This may seem counterintuitive, especially if you think of passion simply in the one-dimensional romantic sense. However, when there is SO much going on in your mind and you are feeling things on a level many people can't even begin to fathom, you are naturally misunderstood. For the longest time, I felt superior to people because of the way I thought, but as the years went by this changed to loneliness. It is a constant battle I fight to let those I am close to into my mind. It is scary and unnatural to let some of these thoughts out; I never know whether they will be met with rejection, scorn or even anger. The biggest first step to combatting any of these feelings--superiority, loneliness, anger--is awareness. Know who YOU are and be confident in it. Never expect everyone else to be the same as you, but don't let that be your downfall.
For all of you out there who feel the same as I do--and I KNOW there are more of you--challenge yourself to take your passionate mind and let it inspire you rather than bring you down. Believing in yourself is easier said than done sometimes, but believe in the beauty of your passionate mind. I absolutely believe that the most beautiful works of art in this world come from people like us. When the little voice in the back of your mind says, "That's absolute crap. I SUCK." Don't listen to it, push forward, count to 100 in German (if you're me), and forge on. The world deserves the beauty of passionate minds.
*None of the photos used in this post are my own and I claim no rights or ownership to them.


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Birthday Girl
Around our house birthdays mean more then just cake, ice cream and presents. They also mean pictures!!! I always take my kids out and do a photo shoot with them around their birthdays. I enjoy the one on one time with my kiddos and the pictures are a treasure that we love to look back at and remember just how they looked at that age. Well, Mrs. Abby just turned ten recently. I did do a mini-photo shoot with her over the summer but this girl is always game for pictures. Of course I take advantage of that! She decided that she wanted to go with more of an older girl look with this shoot. We lucked out and found a parked train car that made for a fun addition to the pictures. I sure do love you and and am so proud of the sweet and beautiful girl that you are growing up to be!


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10 Empowering Parenting Tips you may glean from your Child's Soul Map
If you are a parent, have you ever considered your child's soul map? If you haven't, I encourage you to do so. Think of the soul map as simply a picture of the sky the moment of birth. With the date, time and even location of a person's birth, the soul map is revealed, and…Read More
Use Full Moon Aries-Libra Energy for Spiritual Detox
Use Full Moon Aries-Libra Energy for Spiritual Detox SPRING IS HERE and it is time to initiate action. You learned why in this post about the potency of the spring equinox. Let's get specific on how we can use this burst of Aries-Libra energy to pull things together. Tune into the Body Physically we are…Read More
How to Prepare for the Spring Equinox and Astrological New Year
Hello, Big Energy Shifts! How to Prepare for the Spring Equinox and Astrological New Year This week, there is much to say about the cosmic current events occurring this month, so grab a cup of warming herbal tea and settle in. This month's astrological new year coincides with a full moon and you will likely…Read More
One World, One Language, All Beings
It is humans, not whales, that need saving and our cetacean friends are here to assist us. In fact, whales assist us daily because they love us deeply and they want to help every human on the planet feel unconditional love. Whales have never left the planet or experienced near mass extinction like humans have.…Read More
Seeing through the Eyes of a Whale – A Teaching
Looking through my personal journal I realized that about a month before my first encounter with Herman, which I wrote about here, I wrote this in my diary: Think like a whale and watch the movie 'Whale Rider'. In addition to this foreshadowing of my encounter with Herman, another came as a message from a…Read More
Be Sound! Eagles, Whales & Solsbury Hill
"If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration." Nikola Tesla This is one of my favorite teachings I had with Herman. I revisit it often. One day Herman said to me, "BE SOUND. Experience yourself as sound." "Hmm okay, I am game." "Begin by standing in my…Read More
The 85 Percent Play Rule
Today, I have more whale wisdom for you from my friend, Herman. If you're following my stories about Herman, the whale, here on the blog and in my weekly newsletter, you know who he is. If not, read this post to get caught up on who Herman is and how we met. Herman introduced me to…Read More
One Word Can Change the World
If you had a message that you needed to share with the world, where would you share it? This is how one conversation began with Herman. "Wouldn't you deliver your message to the editor of The New York Times, who could publish the message instantly all across the world?" Well, truthfully, I had never considered…Read More
My Eclipse Communication
My Eclipse Communication I promise to get back to how I learned to listen to the heart messages of whales, but the eclipse communication I received last weekend is still blowing me away. The concepts, the energy and the ramification of the message are powerful. The bottom line is that we are collectively making…Read More


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Friends Provident has reaffirmed its board's decision to demutualise and
seek a stockmarket listing.
Speaking at last week's AGM in London last week, chairman David
Newbigging outlined to its membership how the board came to a unanimous
decision to recommend this course of action.
He said: "In the coming months, the board and management, together with
our professional advisers, will continue to work intensively to develop the
detailed demutualisation proposals to be put to members next year when it
will be subject to a members' vote at an extraordinary general meeting."
Newbigging outlined the board's intention to move along this route as
quickly as possible although he said it was only possible to provide an
approximate timetable at this stage.
He added: "It is our intention to move forward and marry the best of the
past with the requirements of the future."
Friends on the road to conversion
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Skincare Lesson: Blackheads/
Open comedones, aka blackheads, are actually a form of noninflamed acne. There are many types of acne but they all develop when dead skin cells, oil, and comedogenic ingredients form a plug called a comedo. Blackheads are formed when the pore is open and the comedo is exposed to air.
Why do none of my blackhead products work?
If you have ever bought a skincare product claiming to reach deep down into pores and wash blackheads away, chances are you have been disappointed. Whether it was a scrub, a strip, or a machine, there are a few reasons why most blackhead products don't work:
- Blackheads are not caused by impurities or dirty skin. No amount of soap will wash blackheads away because their dark color is the result of a chemical reaction called oxidation, not poor hygiene.
- Blackheads extend relatively deep below the skin's surface. There are very few products that can penetrate the surface of the skin and those that do cannot physically push an entire comedo out of the pore.
- Blackheads are the result of a continual process. Getting rid of existing blackheads is usually not effective because dead skin cells are constantly shedding and oil is always being produced in the follicle. Getting blackheads under control requires maintenance, not a quick fix.
Tips to get rid of blackheads:
- The fastest way to get rid of blackheads is to manually and properly extract them. Find a skin professional that specializes in acne who can perform effective extractions without damaging or infecting your skin.
- Do NOT pick! Please do not use scary makeshift tools to perform surgery in your bathroom mirror. Unless of course, you want your blackheads to become red angry zits.
- Use a product with salicylic acid in it like the Clarifying Toner. Salicylic acid is a naturally occurring beta hydroxy acid with anti-fungal properties and one of the few ingredients that has the ability to penetrate the skin's surface. Because it is oil-soluble, it has the ability to penetrate the oil blocking up the pore and loosen up blackheads.


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The National Endowment of the Arts posted Teresa's work on their website,
for her positive impact on the community.
ReArranging Denver received an Honorable Mention from the Governor's Award for Downtown Excellence on September 22, 2016, in Pueblo.
See Teresa's August 2015 video from Westword!! .. and the writeup in 5280 Magazine and The Denver Post.
Rearranging Denver is a zero use project, made completely from recycling and donations. No purchases. It has photo booths, games, box mazes and reclaimed prizes for every participant. It begins with dumpster diving Denver, bringing home the rescued items, making art out of it, collecting donations from local business to give to participants such as coffee, candy, and toys. The project is then hired by public venues. Hundreds of people come. She then gives every participant what has been given to her. When the gift given is taken home with the participant the project is complete. Denver has been rearranged 10 times now!
Teresa's project is annually contracted by private parties, the Denver County Fair under the heading of "Art playground" and showcased in the Untitled event for the Open for Design exhibition at The Denver Art Museum. Special thanks to past and current sponsors: Starbucks, Sam's Club, Costco, Kroger City Market, Disney, Appliance Factory Outlet, and Denver Community Garage Sales, Racines, Drip, City Bakery, Woof in Boots, Zandi K. Salon/Aveda, Xddisc, Artists on Sante Fe, All Clay, Denver Public Library, Restaurant Depot, Caboodle, Timbuk Toys, WeeCycle, Autism Community Store, and Prime Findz.
Most of her materials on this website are reclaimed. Roses are from Starbucks cups, tissue boxes, and paper towel cores. Iron sculptures are made from bathtubs, broken iron grates and old radiators. Prints are pulled from discarded paint rags. Fair projects are made from reclaimed refrigerator boxes and a myriad of other reclaimed items missing from neighbors recycling bins.http://www.westword.com/video/dumpster-diving-with-rearranging-denvers-teresa-castaneda-CM0nMJZH


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Treatment for Common Immunization Reactions
Specific Immunization Reactions
Disclaimer: this health information is for educational purposes only. You, the reader, assume full responsibility for how you choose to use it.
Copyright 2000-2019 Schmitt Pediatric Guidelines LLC.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday temperatures expected to be 95 to 110 degrees. Highest values occurring on Saturday. The hot temperatures and high heat can lead to serious heat related illnesses.


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Drake's View's album - of course hands down is one of Drake's greatest and mostly heavily circulated projects to date. Drake is truly phenomenal from his lyrics to his over all ability to captivate the world and bring a certain charisma that this industry was in dire need of. It seems that Drake can never break a sweat; music seems effortless to him from his early singles like "Replacement Girl" to "Childs Play" his fans and spectators have truly been have to watch him evolve. Check out Drake performing his Billboard Top 10 single "One Dance" feat. Wizkid and Kyla on Saturday Night Live.
Listen/purchase Drake's album on Apple Music, Tidal, Spotify etc.


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Jennifer Steinkamp's Mural of Light
This swaying, colorful mural by Jennifer Steinkamp brings a message of serenity and healing to patients. For her computer-generated imagery, this new-media artist chose plants and flowers that have traditionally been used medicinally—including foxglove, marigolds and yarrow.
Steinkamp's installation was created specifically for the waiting room space in the Samuel Oschin Cancer Center. It was commissioned by a donor who admired the artist's work and imagined that space as the perfect place for it.
The 15 x 5.5 foot artwork is named "Florence Nightingale," after the founder of modern nursing and 19th-century British reformer.
"There is something peaceful and uplifting about this artwork. I love watching flowers sway—it's very soothing."
—Jillian M., patient, Samuel Oschin Cancer Center, Cedars-Sinai
If you own fine art that you believe would make a great addition to the Cedars-Sinai therapeutic-art collection, or if you're interested in finding out more about donating, we would love to hear from you.
Find out about the process of reclaiming the top decks of two parking garages to design and build the water-saving Healing Gardens for patients, visitors and staff.


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