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Right next to the Powder Tower and right in the city center you find the Municipal House of Prague. At the site of the former residence of kings, it now serves as a venue for various exhibitions, concerts and events. The Municipal House is also the seat of the Prague Symphony Orchestra and venue of the annual Prague Spring Festival.
History of the Prague Municipal House
The royal court once stood at the site of today's Municipal House, which was built by Wenceslas IV in 1830. However, the royal court was demolished in 1904 and the Municipal House built in his place. The architects Antonín Balšánek and Osvald Polívka built it in the style of historicism and Art Nouveau. However, it contains many different influences – including Neo-Baroque, Neo-Renaissance and Oriental influences. The mosaic above the entrance is made by Karel Špillar.
After the end of the First World War, the founding of the Czech Republic was proclaimed here on October 28, 1918, and after the Velvet Revolution, representatives of the Citizens' Forum and the Communist government met here in 1989.
The Municipal House and Guided Tours
The two parts of the buildings create an angle and its corner forms the main entrance. However, you can only go in for concerts or with a guide. On a guided tour one learns a lot about the rooms and the artworks that adorn the entire building.
The Smetana Hall is normally used for festivities and concerts. It is also the most famous hall of the building. In addition to paintings with portraits of various Czech composers, there are also works by artists such as Jan Preisler and Alfons Mucha.
Although the town hall was very modern at the time of its founding, since it was equipped with both central ventilation and heating, it was completely refurbished between 1995 and 1997.


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Selected stories from the Sioux, Shoshone, and Nez Perce tribes encountered by Lewis and Clark. Great for the family and younger audiences.
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Earlier Event: July 6Tales from the Trail: Native American Stories - Brown-Forman Theatre, 1st Floor
Later Event: July 6Hands-On History - 2nd Floor Landing

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A clever move by David Sproul and Deloitte has enabled a clear differentiation from their Big Four competitors through the expression of his opinion on the EU referendum.
Whilst influencing clients he is expressing an opinion that will also publicly create alliances with other european and international players.
The Big Four did not sign the much-publicised pro-EU letter earlier this week but Sproul told economia that he, not the firm, believes Britain is better off remaining a member of the EU. "The decision on whether to stay in the EU will be informed by a wide range of factors, including political, social and economic," he said. "On the business impact, my view is that prospects for growth, prosperity and jobs in the UK will be better if we remain in the European Union. Moreover, I believe that Europe will have a better future with the UK as a leading force for pro-growth, free market policies."


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My trip with Zoë was truly transformative. I loved every moment and left feeling empowered, strong, with a deeper understanding of the earth, and our role on it. Zoe is a wonderful guide, endless source of information, as well as a amazing inspiration woman.
Kate Fleming- Designer NYC
A life changing journey I will treasure forever, Zoë provides the best way to experience the Amazon - a trip filled with adventure and exquisite beauty.
Beth Doane, CEO, Los Angeles, USA - 2008
Our trip with Zoë was utterly sublime. Every detail of the organisation was so thoughtful considerate and tailor made to out needs - quite a challenge as we were a group of eight people ranging in age from 9-60. For my family it was a truly transformational journey.
Jo Sawicki, Paul Cayford and sons Daniel and Jesse.- London, UK
I'm a seasoned high-end traveler and have traversed our planet's well and lesser known sites over the last decades, so I was pleasantly surprised to have had such a poignant and awe inspiring trip to Ecuador with Ms. Tryon. The balance of adventure, luxury & personal insight that received on my 9 days with her made for one of my favorite and perhaps my most transformative trips to date.
Al Husseini. Clean-Tech Venture Capitalist. Brentwood, USA - 2013
Our Ecuador trip with Zoe was really fun. You got to know the indigenous people when you stayed with them – We got to have a dream analysed and got to fly on a small plane. I think Zoë is an amazing tour guide because she tells you about the people and she knows them really well. I want to go again.
Madison – NYC, USA Aged 8, 2012
Blown away by the breathtaking Andes, purified and amazed by shaman, marvelled at the mighty condor, welcomed and humbled by the incredible indigenous Achuar people, mesmerised by the richness, wonderful wildlife and fragility of the jungle. Thank you Zoë.
Jack, London, England 2013
I had so many experiences that I couldn't have even dreamed of ..sleeping in the jungle being soothed by the sounds of nature was something I would never have ever thought possible… I am now left yearning to come back and to continue the journey.
Jeanette, London, England 2014


text: Monday February 19, 2007 in Uncategorized I have my bisque going and hopefully my studio is warming up a little. I will be working on some last minute pots as today is going to be my last wet day for the upcoming firing. Not too much to report at the moment.


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The Autumn Natural Movement retreat is here again. I look forward to the beautiful relaxing times ahead, swimming in the stunning Deua River, camping under the stars, eating good food, moving, swinging, singing and playing. My partner Simon always offers such amazing movement, meditation, awareness and nature connection sessions. This retreat I will be one of the guest teachers (the other being Stuart Gadenne, teaching some sweet, tracking, stalking games), I will be offering some basketry, natural plant dyeing, friction fire, bush tucker and who knows what else.
Here is the link to Simon's website for bookings and further info, and the facebook event page.
It is always such an amazing event, happening again every season. So if the stars don't align this time, Winter retreat is not far away.


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The SEO industry is tough.
With ever-changing updates to Google algorithms and complex methods, it's not a surprise that only people with high caliber mental fitness are attracted to it.
Military veterans are top among these people.
The physical and mental rigors they've gone through give them the ability to push for success.
Today, we'll peek into the lives of nine veterans who in the SEO community, and how they've transferred the traits they developed.
- Doc Sheldon Campbell:
Boot camp taught him to push himself beyond his limitations.
By the time he decided to spend more time with his teenage daughter, he found digital marketing a natural fit.
He has been able to transfer motivation, a detail-oriented mindset and a logical approach to analysis to SEO and website building.
- Bill Hunt:
He developed his high confidence and can-do-attitude from the Marine Corps.
They stem from a wide range of skills he learnt in the military, and transferred to the companies he founded. They are:
- Be willing to learn from diverse industries and apply the techniques to yours.
- Create a goal and know the resources you have to complete it.
- Things will go wrong. Be ready to adapt, improvise and win in the end.
- Communication leads to the success of your team.
- Steve Wiideman
He learnt efficiency and effectiveness in the military.
By performing repetitive tasks and completing the job, he discovered that nothing is insurmountable – not even when you have to go through numerous keywords or complex details.
- Brent Csutoras
He learnt how to divide large projects into micro tasks in the Air Force.
This has helped him navigate the complex landscape of SEO. He can now take risks and try out new methods confidently.
- JP Sherman
The US Army Veteran learnt teamwork, leadership and courage.
While he was in the military in the 90s, He was introduced to SEO. He has grown to become the Manager of Search and Findability at Red Hat.
- Jason Hennessey
Being in the Air Force brought him face to face with life-or-death cases frequently.
He quickly learnt to pay attention to detail, and stick to effective systems and procedures.
He has been able to transfer that experience into creating systems that will minimize risk and produce results for the client.
- Elmer Boutin
He was an intelligence analyst in the Army. The confidence, experience and knowledge he garnered has been used in his digital marketing career.
- Angie Schottmuller
Relationships and attention to detail are key to this army veteran.
The teamwork and support she learnt has made her a great marketing optimizer.
- Alan Bleiweiss
The most important skill he learnt in the army was extensive planning.
He created action plans and procedures for anticipated and unanticipated issues because he was always in life or death experiences.
He treats his SEO business in the same way. He ensures that his clients' websites are always optimized successfully, so that it won't affect their income negatively.
In the military, you know that you've got to complete a job successfully. That's the motto these 9 veterans follow.


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Touching on Clutter
I've spent a bit of time (not enough) reading about Feng Shui. Some is common sense. People are influenced in a positive and negative way by layout, shape, design and orientation of their homes - we know that!
SOo with this in mind - how's the clutter at your place? Clutter can make you feel unorganised, messed up and hinder the flow of thought (yes it can)
We all have 'stuff' we don't use, don't like, don't wear, don't need, don't - don't. And there's all these rules about when to get rid of stuff. The one I really love is 'if you haven't worn it seen the 90's chuck it out'! easy! I can follow that rule!
So to add to the above 'rule' here are some decorating 'chuck out' tips....
2. Get rid of old books. Pass them on to the local hospital, hostel, give them to the local school for the next fete and charity shops will always accept a decent looking book. The smelly ones with yellowed edges can be shredded & added to compost - why not!
3. Pass on those too small t-shirts, old footy jumpers & hoodies that the kids have grown out of but you're still attached to. Not really a decorating tip but my son did nail his footy jumpers to his wall so I'm including them here. I have many T's in a pile to be given to a smaller (or slimmer) 13 year old.
4. Electronic Stuff - ugh. Yes we all have it. We have lots coz I keep thinking the old land line phone will be a back up if the new land line phone carks it. Printers that are cheaper to replace than fix - what wastage. We have many wires, cords, chargers and heaps of travel adapters (someone buys one every time he goes overseas). So give some stuff to others or take it to the 'Recycle E-Waste' container at the tip.
5. Tough one - the sentimental stuff. Old photos, cards, plane tickets, menus, postcards ..... mine are 'filled' in a large plastic tub. But really .... really .... most could be chucked (recycled of course). Keep the absolute treasures, scan some, bin the rest because you're never really gonna write that book
6. Candles with the wick burnt off - just gotta go. Along with that wine bottle that you may have been using as a candle holder (no image needed)
7. Family photos in dated frames. It's time to file some of those photos, update the frames on the 'keepers' and how about putting them in the hall or study. I'm sure you love your family but do you want them all over the house? Is that awful of me? OK what about doing something interesting with them ... see below ... now that's an idea ;)
There's so many reasons to de-clutter. But please try to give away as much as possible. Charity shops will take the moisturiser, perfume and soap that you don't like along with the microwave dish that you don't use because you've gone all 'herbal' and no longer nuke your food. Give it on , pass it on, re-love it, use it again - don't add to landfill.
Now I need someone to explain to me why I need to 'gift-on' the 'never worn' shoes in my cupboard. I think to myself "well one day i might want to wear mandarin coloured patent heels or black chunky strappy wedges - I might"!


text: India's Agreement for avoidance of double taxation and prevention of fiscal evasion with Mauritius that allowed investors to get away by paying no capital gains tax on their investments in to India has been a cause of major concern for the Indian Government. The further misuse of this treaty for round-tripping money through establishing shell companies resident of Mauritius was also a major apprehension. The issue of the Treaty abuse until now was being addressed by the Indian government by tightening the rules in the Indian tax law for granting tax treaty benefits. In 2012, the government codified certain anti-abuse rules and announced that a General Anti-Avoidance Rule (GAAR) would be introduced into the Indian tax law, whose implementation is now deferred to 1st April, 2017. The GAAR will allow the tax authorities to deny tax treaty benefits if they find that a transaction was entered into with the sole objective of tax avoidance. The government further introduced a requirement for non-residents to furnish a tax residence certificate, along with a self-declaration confirming certain basic information, as a minimum threshold to claim tax treaty benefits.The government also has introduced domestic rules that permit it to designate a country or territory as "blacklisted" due to a lack of an effective exchange of information process; this designation has a number of consequences and may limit the availability of tax treaty benefits. Thus far, the government has identified one country (Cyprus) as a blacklisted country under these provisions. The government has now clarified that it intends to implement the GAAR provisions as a part of a comprehensive regime to conform to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development's [OECD] Base Erosion and Profit Shifting [BEPS] report Action 6 pertaining to Double Non-Taxation. The India-Mauritius Tax treaty provided for taxing capital gains tax in the country where the investor was resident. For instance, if a Mauritian company invested in an Indian company, it had to pay capital gains tax in Mauritius. Since Mauritius does not tax capital gains, the companies evaded this tax altogether. India and Mauritius signed the Protocol for amendment of the Convention for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with respect to Taxes on Income and Capital Gains on 10th May,2016.The change to the protocol now states that capital gains tax arising from an investment into an Indian company will be taxed in India in a phased manner. Investments from Mauritius will therefore be brought into the capitals gains tax net. Revision of the Protocol In the older version of the tax treaty, only Mauritius had the right to tax capital gains by companies investing in India from that country. However, tax on capital gains was nearly zero in Mauritius, making it an attractive destination for investors looking to invest in India. The revision to the protocol now gets India the right to tax capital gains arising from transfer of shares of Indian resident companies. The amendment clearly states that all investments made before 1 April 2017 will not be liable to be taxed in India. This means that even if investors who have brought shares in Indian companies before 1 April 2017 decide to sell these shares after this date, the capital gains accruing to them will not be taxed in India. For investments made after 1 April 2017, the new version of the treaty provides for a tax concession for two years in the transition phase. Investors will have to pay only 50% of the applicable capital gains tax till 2018-19. The government also said that shares acquired between April 1, 2017 and March 31, 2019 will attract capital gains tax at a 50% discount on the domestic tax rate — i.e., at 7.5% for listed equities and 20% for unlisted ones. These conditions, spelled out in the new Limitation of Benefit (LoB) clause in the India-Mauritius tax treaty, make investments of at least Rs 27 lakhs by the Company in the preceeding one year mandatory in the island nation to qualify for the lower rate. The full tax impact of the protocol will fall on investments beginning April 1, 2019, when capital gains will attract tax at the full domestic rates of 15% and 40%. Mauritius will no longer have the right to charge the capital gains tax. The possible Implications Increased Flow of Funds into India : Some investors who are bullish on India growth story may advance their plans and invest before April 1, 2017 in order to save capital gain tax on liquidating their investment , thus, raising the Inflow levels for the country. 2. Phasing out of Double Non-Taxation : In the older version of the tax treaty, only Mauritius had the right to tax capital gains by companies investing in India from that country. However, tax on capital gains was nearly zero in Mauritius, making it an attractive destination for investors looking to invest in India. This was virtually a Double Non-Taxation situation on severance of the Investment in India from Mauritius. Now, India gets the right to tax capital gains arising from transfer of shares of Indian resident companies owned by Residents of Mauritius. 3. Impact on India-Singapore Treaty : The 2005 DTAA with Singapore provides that the capital gains exemption would remain in force only till the time Mauritius Tax Treaty provides for capital gains exemption on alienation of shares. The government will now have to amend the treaty with Singapore. 4. Reduction of Volatility in the Market : This revised protocol is also expected to discourage speculators and non-serious investors, and thereby reduce volatility in the market. Tax Impact : The protocol would tackle issues of round-tripping of funds to India from Mauritius, curb revenue loss to government of India, streamline the flow of investment to India, and stimulate the flow of exchange of information between India and Mauritius. With this major step already taken, India will now, also try renegotiating the tax treaties with Singapore and Cyprus.The government has done well in implementing the new regime in a staggered manner to avoid big short term shocks. India is going forward while protecting its tax base, conforming to the recommendations of BEPS report. India is ensuring certainty in tax measures for foreign investors as this protocol change will not have any retroactive effect. This would also help India to be seen as a maturing economy with respect to rationalization of taxation pertaining to Income arising from foreign direct investment, thus ensuring the quality of inward capital flows by allowing bona-fide long term investors in India.


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Taking a vacation is one of the most relaxing ways to enjoy time away from work and stressful routines that we have to go through from day to day. Going on vacation can be the perfect way to enjoy the company of family, friends or both for a getaway that can be just a couple of days, a week or longer, depending on your particular situation.
There are many different wants to take a vacation, most of which include driving. Whether your vacation begins on a plane, train or bus, it is very likely that when you reach your destination you will still be doing some driving. When your vacation involves a rental car, it is always a good practice to make sure that you perform some routine auto safety precautions before you begin driving.
Vacationing auto safety in a rental involves making sure that your major auto systems are working as they should be. Make sure the gas pedal and brake pedal, turn signals, emergency flashers, door locks burglar alarm system, radio, seat belts and horn are all working. It may seem like a lot of things to check but you need to be sure that each one works since you will be driving the car and are responsible for the vehicle.
If you are taking a vacation that involves driving your own car, vacationing auto safety with your vehicle involves some of the same safety checks before you hit the road. In addition to the safety precautions for a rental car, for your own vehicle you should have the oil checked and changed if it's near the time it's due, check the tires and make sure that they are pressurized correctly (using a tire gauge to see that the tires are at the right psi). Also be sure to check the lights since if you are driving a long ways, you will have the lights on for a long time.
While on vacation, there are a couple of easy things you can do to keep your auto safety whether it is a rental or your own:
- Always park in well lit areas when possible, even in the hotel or motel parking lot. Sometimes just the lighting is a deterrent to thieves who may have spotted the out of state plate and are thinking about stealing your car.
- Be sure to secure your vehicle by locking the door and activating the burglar alarm system. Also take care not to leave valuables inside the car. Even if the beach bag doesn't have anything in it, a thief may be tempted to break into your vehicle just to see.
- Make sure that you turn off all systems in the car before you shut it off. This includes the air or heat, stereo interior lights and exterior lights to be sure that you do not run your battery down.
Vacationing auto safety ensures that your vacation can be an enjoyable one with a safe driving experience.


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There's a new face in the top spot of this year's U.S. Power List, which was revealed this morning. No spoilers here, except to say that this year's list includes a record number of women making their mark on marketing and communications.
King James is headed West. Basketball superstar LeBron James is joining the Los Angeles Lakers with a new four-year contract worth more than $150 million (ESPN). The three-time NBA champion announced the westward move in a short statement tweeted by his management group on Sunday, without the flash of the last two times he switched teams (SBNation). No press conference or welcome party is planned (Sports Illustrated).
July 2, 2018
Quartz is under new management. The new media site has been acquired by Uzabase, a 10-year-old Japanese company that went public in 2016. Quartz's editor and publisher said users won't see much difference, with its leadership team and products staying in place (Quartz).
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, usually aligned with most of President Donald Trump's domestic policies, is launching a campaign opposing his trade strategy. The push will make the case that Trump's trade policies are hurting consumers by risking a global trade war (Reuters).
Facebook gave dozens of companies access to user data in 2015, according to a 700-plus-page document it provided to Congress late Friday. The statement contradicts previous rebuttals made by the social network that it restricted access to user data for outside groups (Wall Street Journal).


text: Rochester Raider® Rooftop HVAC Systems HVAC Equipment With Outstanding Value: Raider® Rooftop HVAC SystemsThanks to 13.0 SEER, 11.5 EER and up to 13.2 IEER ratings, the Lennox® Raider commercial HVAC rooftop system will not disappoint when it comes to energy efficiency. For extra efficiency, our optional MSAV® supply fan provides year-round savings by decreasing energy consumption, and it helps create better indoor air quality. Some of its other impressive efficiencies include: 60hz or 50Hz 3- to 12.5-ton gas/electric and electric/electric configurations 3- to 5-ton heat pump configurations Obtained the ASHRAE 90.1 standard-efficiency rating The Raider rooftop system also offers numerous compatibility benefits. For starters, this system's footprint is compatible with two decades worth of existing units, which eliminates the cost of adaptor curb in most jobs. Since it matches existing electrical and plumbing connections, installation costs are decreased, and it also weighs 18% less than other systems in its class. The Raider can use an optional BACnet, the industry's leading networking protocol, for simple integration with your building's automation systems. Strogen's Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning in Rochester can take care of all your commercial heating and cooling needs. From selecting and installing a new system to routine maintenance and servicing, our experts have you covered. Call 603-923-4570 to learn more.


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Gardens Under Glass/
January and February are the toughest months for gardeners with snow, ice and bitter, cold winds making forays into the garden unpleasant. An afternoon spent in a warm, lushly planted greenhouse is a welcome respite from our New England winter. So call one of your gardening friends and make a date to visit one of our local gardens under glass:
The Margaret C. Ferguson Greenhouses at Wellesley College are open every day of the year and feature the most diverse collection of plants under glass in the greater Boston area. Designed by Professor Ferguson who taught at Wellesley for 37 years and served as the first woman president of the Botanical Society of America, the greenhouse complex comprises 7,200 square feet of indoor gardens. The maze of sixteen interconnected greenhouses includes a Tropic House of palms, cycads and banana trees; a Dessert House of cacti and succulents; a Hydrophyte House of aerated pools filled with aquatic plants, papyrus and mangroves; a Fern House, and a carnivorous plant collection. It is a wonderful place to get lost on a Sunday afternoon. (www.wellesley.edu/wcbg)
Tower Hill Botanic Garden's Orangerie and Limonaia conservatories showcase beautiful collections of subtropical plants, camellias, and citrus trees. The Orangerie is a charming 18th century style greenhouse with potted plants arranged in artful combinations of complementary foliage color, texture and bloom. Statuary, seating nooks, fountains with trickling water and the scents of many blossoms add to its magical charm. The recently added Limonaia – Italian for "Lemon House" – features lemon trees with fruits in many forms and colors, from the school-bus yellow Meyer lemons to the soft-ball sized Ponderosas. Mingling with the lemon trees are camellias, ferns, bougainvillea and forced narcissus. It's a feast for the senses. (www.towerhillbg.org)
The exquisite courtyard garden of Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum complements the architecture and artwork of this grand historic mansion. Known for its summer nasturtium display, this indoor city garden is a haven in all seasons. From January to February, masses of tropical plants fill the courtyard with many of shades of green, complemented by clouds of white blossoms on mature jade plants. Norfolk Island pines, tree ferns, begonias and a variety of palms create a green tapestry, while orange and yellow bromeliads, striped Draceaena and colorful crotons provide splashes of color. In late February through March, the courtyard overflows with weeping yellow jasmines and dozens of orchids: lady's slippers, Moth Orchids, Cattleya, Oncidius, and Cymbidiums. (www.gardnermuseum.org)
Orchid and camellia lovers should also visit the Lyman Estate in Waltham, which features one of the oldest surviving greenhouse complexes in the country. A grape house dates back to 1804, a camellia house to 1820, and an orchid house to 1840. The 100 year-old camellia trees are the stars of the Lyman Estate. Related to Camellia sinensis, which is the plant that tea comes from, Camellia japonica is a small ornamental tree valued for its beautiful, rose-like flowers. There are more than 2,000 varieties of Camellia japonica in existence, with colors ranging from white to pale pink to red, and blossoms that may be striped or speckled, and single or double in form. Visit the Lyman Estate and celebrate their camellia blooming season from February 6 to March 6. (www.historicnewengland.org)
A listing of gardens under glass would not be complete without mentioning Logee's Greenhouses, a destination greenhouse for avid gardeners in Danielson, Conn. In 1900, founder William D. Logee bought a small Ponderosa Lemon tree from a grower in Philadelphia. It was know as the "American Wonder Lemon" because the fruit could get as large as five pounds. Planted in the original greenhouse on the property, the same tree still stands today and is reliably producing five-pound lemons every year. Thousands of lemon trees have been propagated from this original plant. Logee's Greenhouses is renowned for its collection of tropical and exotic plants including a large selection of passion flowers, Angel's Trumpets, orchids, begonias, jasmines, and of course, citrus trees. (www.logees.com)
A visit to one of these wonderful greenhouses will lift your spirits, fuel your creativity and make the winter seem a little shorter.


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Stafford Guitar Shop
Like all shops, an exciting place to visit and browse.
We are not the largest nor do we have the widest range.
Selina and I have used our skills and experience to bring you quality items that we hope will help to improve your enjoyment of the classical guitar.NEED ADVICE? ENQUIRE HERE
Guitars From England
English guitar luthiers have been renowned the World over for as long as I can remember and have built reputations for performance, musicality, playability and a constant drive to deliver the best in our instrument.
Guitars From Germany
Our introduction to German Classical guitars was through Hermann Hauser, well one has to start somewhere ☺ Here we found a maker whose family history is renowned the World over and whose instruments have a timeless quality and are built from wood set aside generations ago.
Guitars From Spain
Spain has many guitar makers producing some of the best Classical guitars. In selecting the Spanish guitar makers for Stafford Guitar we looked for a family tradition, for innovation in design, a history for success in the world of music, and most importantly a love for the instrument.
Pre-Owned Guitars
Pre-owned guitars differ from our new guitars in that they have been previously owned and played and therefore have already started their journey along the road of musical development. In selecting Pre-owned guitars for our web site we look for playability, responsiveness and overall build quality.
Strings designed and manufactured especially for guitars Paulino Bernabé, under the strictest quality controls, with technically advanced materials (Carbon), with the ideal tension (upper middle) and the best compromise between sound, warm and bright, with optimum performance and durability for all current guitars.
It began over two hundred years ago in salle, Italy. Using their most valuable tools in this small sheep grazing community, their hands, the D'addario family began to produce gut strings for lutes, violins, and other assorted instruments.
Our string development is based on all our experience, numerous tests with prototypes, our dependable feeling and last but not least in the practical utilisation of our strings. (Werner Hannabach)
La Bella
Established in the 1640s in Salle the Mari family became one of the suppliers of violin strings to both Amati and Stradivari in Cremona, now E. & O. Mari, Inc. remains the oldest continuously family-owned & operated music string manufacturer in the World.
In 1770 the Savaresse family arrived in France from Italy. 1880 brought the development of strings from silk and steel. 1930's and Nylon strings arrived and in 1950 the arrival of Savarez. And today Savarez have one of the largest ranges of strings for the guitarist.
Sheet Music
Sheet Music
Our ever growing guitar music database, easily searchable by composer, title, exam board & skill level. Many of the books have been reviewed by Selina to assist you in your choice of piece to play and learn. Whether sitting for exams with ABRSM or Trinity Guitar London or looking for exciting music to play we can help.
From your humble music stand to your latest innovation always with an eye for quality, here you will find Snark tuners, Kling-on protectors, Oasis nail files and many more items specific to you as a guitarist and items more general for the musician within.
Guitar Cases
We realize that traveling with musical instruments is part of being a musician, and that musical instruments often mean more to musicians than just a piece of professional equipment and that a close relationship developes through time.
There is no doubt about it, our planet is getting smaller and people from all walks of life seem to be on the never ending quest to discover what is out there. Holidays or business, travel is a way of life. Musicians are travelling more and further afield to play their music.


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DENVER – Teachers in Colorado's largest school district are preparing to go without pay as a potential strike looms.
Some teachers who are supportive of the strike say forgoing a paycheck will be too much to bear. A sizable fraction of teachers say they will find a way to stay on the picket lines even if that means working a second job.
"Financially, it's going to be very difficult," said Noah Lederach, Morey Middle School's STEM director. "I've been behind regularly on bills since I moved here."
Lederach, who moved to the Denver area from Indiana, says he will strike. He tells FOX31 he'll need to pick up tutoring gigs to survive in Denver.
"In Indiana, it was $60 for groceries for a week," he said. "Here, it can be $110 for groceries."
For early education teacher Mary Nackerud, the stress of a potential strike is coupled with the partial federal government shutdown. Her son is a furloughed federal worker.
"We're trying to support him and my daughter-in-law and granddaughter as much as we can," Nackerud explained.
Nackerud -- like some other teachers -- simply cannot afford to take a single day off work. She says she'll be at school the first day of the strike no matter what.
"Being put in the position to either strike for kids or stay here for kids... How can you make that choice?" she said.
Teachers say that no matter who is on the picket line or the in classroom, educators are standing united in their support of one another.
Superintendent Susanna Cordova, a former DPS teacher, said in a statement on Tuesday, "To our teachers: We want and need you in our classrooms." Cordova says Colorado has underfunded education for more than a decade. She expressed faith in Gov. Jared Polis to bring both sides back to the negotiation table.AlertMe


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How to Leave Your Inner Dating-Grinch Behind ❤
I've come to realise the obvious: Dating is hard. Dating in a city like Sydney? Even harder.
I'm going to be brutally honest now: I've never tried a dating app. I have considered it, but even the thought of it always overwhelmed me. I'm so awkward at the best of times. How would I juggle trying to think of cool, witty one-liners to guys, who come across as a little too keen for one thing and one thing only? The first question that would pop up in my head: With how many chicks is this person actually speaking to on here? Then my thoughts keep trying to find answers the question, and the result just leads me to one thinking…
No thanks.
I know so many people, who just don't date because they fear it or they dread it. I get it. First dates are scary! I completely understand the dating woes. However, when I speak for myself, you could basically call me the dating grinch - yes, the frustration is next level.
I mean, you meet someone, you question their motives, and if initially, all goes well, you open up to them eventually. Then it's either one way or the other. And often it just doesn't work out. But how many times can one person pick themselves up again after realising that this first person - or the second, or third one… you get where I'm going - is just not the right one?
In fact, I rarely go on dates. If I were modelling in a calendar shoot, I can guarantee you that I would have been pinned as 'Dateless December'. However, I've been on one dinner date this year. I was hesitant at first because of bad experiences, weak nerves, and the effort you always have to put in it - as just the usual norm these days. But I gave in and agreed.
The location was kept as a surprise. Now before I say anymore you should know that I don't do well with surprises when I know they're coming. Even though I appreciate them. I'm the type of person who needs to google how a movie ends before I actually see it. I can't handle that kind of anticipation. So you can imagine the anxiety I had when I came to the questions 'what do I wear?', 'Shall I go for heels or flats?', 'Is this place fancy?', and 'I don't want to be overdressed but what if I'm underdressed?'.
Normally, I really couldn't care less as to what I'm wearing, as long as I feel comfortable. But for first impression's sake, being rusty on my game, not to mention that a really cute guy was awaiting me, I slightly panicked. This whole thing ended up with multiple outfit changes, a borrowed skirt -that, of course, I did not end up wearing - as well as tonnes of selfies that were sent to my friends, asking for their opinions. Then, in the end, I bought not one, but two new outfits - although, to be fair, I was going to buy them regardless.
After I couldn't handle it any longer, I was finally asking where we were going. Yes, I ruined the surprise - What. A. Catch.
However, in the end, I did really have a great time! For those interested in what I ended up wearing: I opted for a yellow dress with black sandals. It was a good choice that resulted in having a couple of other women in the venue approaching my date asking him: "Where did your girlfriend get her dress from?" Win for Kaily…
However, what I realised was that dating just shouldn't be so hard! It also doesn't have to be the go-to coffee or daunting dinner date. If you genuinely want to get to know someone, go for more outdoorsy, adventurous activities, where you can connect, laugh and be silly, showing your true self! There's so much you can do. It's time to get creative. If you can't, there are other options: Go for a beach hang where you guys chill and go for a swim, do a fun hiking trip, or go take a surfing lesson together. And believe me, the last one is actually pretty awesome. I met a cool guy who took me surfing - FUNNEST. DAY. EVER! Although I received some nasty friction burns to my body, as well as an allergic reaction to something, which ultimately ended the date with an emergency trip to the chemist - where I was in so much pain that I couldn't even bend over to put my shoes on, so I may have had to be carried… It was awkward. I was awkward. And with Awkward, I mean embarrassing. But at least I was an awkward person, carried by a shirtless hot guy. So who was the real winner here? #nobrainer #worthit
Other dating ideas? Go exploring and take a picnic - how good is eating with your hands? Anyone? Go on little road trips and take the scenic route. Try sky diving, or something that will take you out of your comfort zone. Or perhaps, just opt for a coastal walk and grab breakfast afterwards - the best meal of the day after all. Group dates can also be really funny. Moreover, they give you and your date enough space to relax and be themselves. It's indicated with less pressure, so grab a bunch of friends and go bowling, golfing or again, have a beach day and take a football.
If you look at it from the fun perspective, a date is actually just making new friendships at first. If you think like that from the beginning, I guarantee you it won't be that hard and you will get to enjoy it a hell of a lot more.
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Spring Turf Advisory Service (TAS) visits are well underway at golf facilities throughout the region. Colorado just experienced its driest March on record and many courses are receiving an abundance of early season play. Revenues are up at most public golf facilities and private clubs are seeing a good turnout of golfers as well.
Superintendents and staff have been very busy as turfgrass began growing much earlier than normal this year. While it is great for golfers and a welcomed early season bump in revenues, maintenance crews have been struggling to keep up with mowing since few facilities, until just recently, have reached their full summer staffing levels. Mowing this early in the year has, at many facilities, required the maintenance crews to postpone projects that were planned for completion this spring. With a fixed number of labor hours available, and because of the increase in early season maintenance activities and course setup duties, only so much can be done. It is important for golfers to understand the situation and exercise patience as golf courses progress to mid-season form.
The dry weather obviously brings irrigation challenges that the staff can struggle to meet. Many superintendents across the country have found moisture meters very helpful not only to identify moisture needs but also to help in staff training. Although most often used for putting greens, moisture meters can greatly aid watering practices across all areas of the golf course. And, with water already at a record low in some areas, these devices not only help protect plant health, they can save water by accurately and safely assisting staff members decide when and if watering may be delayed. Even extending irrigation intervals by one day can reduce power consumption of pump stations and make the most efficient use of available water. For a great article on the benefits of utilizing moisture meters for irrigating golf course turf please read Identify Soil Moistue More Accurately Than Ever Before.
With the early arrival of spring, Poa annua (annual bluegrass) has already begun to flower. Like many aspects of turf maintenance this year, seedhead production is earlier than normal. Timing applications for seedhead suppression is variable from one year to the next and this year early applications of products was needed to reduce the amount of seed that this sometimes pesky turfgrass produces.
The Northwest region of the USGA Green Section is available to make course visits to help review your maintenance programs. Contact Larry Gilhuly, director (email@example.com) or Derf Soller, agronomist (firstname.lastname@example.com) for more information or to schedule a visit. Wendy Schwertfeger, administrative assistant may also be reached for information at 208.732.0280 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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A home with heart
Extensive home renovations are not for the fainthearted. But, backed by his experienced building team, owner of Devon Construction, Danny Broom, was 'up for the challenge'. And a challenge is exactly what he got.
In the honourable pursuit of maintaining the character of a heritage home, there are often many potentially time-consuming and expensive obstacles to overcome. And, while Danny readily admits that keeping a tight rein on the budget was a 'major challenge' because 'new discoveries' were made on a weekly basis, he insists that the outcome made the experience, and the expense, all worth it.
The list of challenges throughout the 18-month renovation process included wading through stacks of resource consent applications, careful planning to protect precious heritage trees during construction, and contending with numerous walls that required rebuilding with strengthened piles to support their weight. Yet Danny took it all in his stride, with his eye firmly on the prize.
Familiar with the design ethos and ability to translate their clients' dreams into reality, Bespoke Architecture was the natural choice to tackle this ambitious renovation. Putting people, lifestyle and locale at the centre of their work, Bespoke's passionate and highly qualified team of designers puts the individual needs and personal tastes of each client at the forefront of every project.
Designing great buildings, improving lives and fulfilling dreams, Bespoke's Lee Johnstone says this renovation was no exception. Taking responsibility for all aspects of the design process, Lee created the initial concept and subsequent working drawings in consultation with Danny and wife Rebecca to realise their shared vision.
To completely modernise their existing home, while preserving its original charm, Lee was tasked with designing a brand new take on their outdated kitchen within a bright and spacious open-plan living and dining space, designing a generous double garage with internal access to replace the old shed, and introducing a second storey to accommodate the couple's new master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en suite and a second living room.
In the process of modernising this character home, products and materials were selected to ensure optimal comfort and functionality, such as: thermally broken windows for added warmth and soundproofing, thermal polystyrene installed under the old flooring for added insulation, under-tile heating in both bathrooms, and electric opening skylights with rain sensors.
Working within the constraints presented by Christchurch's post-quake environment, the soft ground proved quite a challenge for the seasoned designer, especially when it came to adding a second storey to the original bungalow. 'Internal point loads are difficult to manage, especially with the added obstacle of constructing new foundations under the existing floor', Lee explains.
While the quakes precipitated significant changes in engineering regulations, which now stipulate that slip joints be integrated to allow for movement, this particular stumbling block produced one of the home's unique design features: the beautiful negative detailing created by the plasterboard running from top to bottom throughout the house.
Since the quakes, large expanses of plasterboard now require the fitting of expansion joints in order to allow for seismic activity. Demanding special attention to detail when fixing and stopping, the quality workmanship carried out by the experienced team at Lance Ash Interiors achieved an immaculate finish – rejuvenating this once tired home and returning it to its former glory.
Ongrade Drainage & Excavation provided trenches for services and drainage, and undertook the demolition of the existing garage. The favoured excavation contractor of Devon Construction for the past five years, Ongrade's trusted crew of tradesmen are highly experienced in dealing with large and small residential jobs as well as grand-scale commercial and civil engineering projects.
Keen to create a high-end contemporary look for less, when it came to joinery for the home, Danny called on Mike McKenzie of McKenzie Manufacturing. Cost-effective materials, such as industrial stainless steel for the scullery benchtops and Melteca laminex panels with a wood grain finish, instead of costly wood veneer, for the island cabinetry, combine with contemporary design elements, such as the cantilevered benchtop made with HanStone quartz, and luxury integrated appliances – for a kitchen that exudes sophistication.
Promoting sociability among its inhabitants and increasing functionality, the open-plan kitchen and dining leads to an outdoor entertaining area and an adjacent living space. Both living areas, inside and out, have gas fireplaces as focal points that add warmth and create a cosy ambience.
In some renovation projects where many of the original internal walls are retained, fitting gas pipes can be a tricky business. However, in this case, the home was gutted from top to bottom, making it easier for the Gas Guys to do their job – ensuring everything runs safely and reliably.
Working in close collaboration with the team from Devon Construction, H2Flow Plumbing & Heating completed the plumbing design and fit out throughout the property, including the internal drainage. Using only the highest quality pipes and fittings designed and assembled in Austria, H2Flow Plumbing & Heating illustrate their commitment to outstanding results on this project – with solutions that are reliable and that stand the test of time.
Providing a full scope of electrical services from the installation of the television and home theatre system, to interior and exterior lighting, to security and access options, Dale Mackay of Mackay Electrical Services liaised with Danny every step along the way to deliver solutions to suit his family's lifestyle. Discussing ideas with Danny and Rebecca, Dale was able to future-proof many aspects.
Making the most of the new light, bright, functional spaces, complete with all the creative comforts their former home couldn't offer, Danny and Rebecca love showing off their newly appointed abode to visitors: 'it gives us a real buzz'.
While Danny concedes that it certainly would've been quicker and cheaper to have built from scratch, he's quick to add that they now have a 'soulful modern home with a story to tell'.
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Client Support Officer Job Vacancy at Access Solutions Limited
At Access Solutions we believe in offering much more than just a job; we strive to give you a full-fledged career. We provide you with superior training and the opportunity to work in different industry and service practices on the latest technology platforms.
What we offer you is an accelerated career path that you can yourself design as you go along. We also offer a host of other tangible and intangible benefits that will transform you into world class techy professional.
We are recruiting to fill the position below:
Job Title: Client Support Officer
Location: Abuja
Job Description
- Supports the day-to-day running of the first line support of products and services
- Testing and evaluating new applications and technologies for proper support and maintenance;
- Develops relationships with end users and clients to provide timely identification and understanding of user requirements and enhance systems issues and respond to them promptly
- Implements the relevant parts of the organization's Security Policy, and ensures that all systems and application security procedures are followed at all times, to maintain confidentiality and the requirements of the Data Protection Act.
- Makes sure all procedures for maintenance/change control of systems have been documented.
- Maintain and develops relationships with external service providers and third party organization to ensure the continued support of the organization's systems.
- Talking staff/clients through series of actions, either face to face or over the telephone to help set up systems or resolve issues
- Providing support, including procedural documentation and relevant reports
- Supporting roll-out of new applications;
- Setting up new users' accounts and profiles and dealing with password issues;
- Responding within agreed time limits to call-outs;
- Working continuously on a task until completion (or referral to third parties, if appropriate);
- Promote quality, integrity and security throughout the organization and present a positive image of the IT Department. Provide full support for the organization's IT Strategy and associated policies.
- Demonstrate and encourage a strong Customer Focus to provide users with an understanding and helpful service.
- The ability to communicate effectively with users, convey and influence new ideas and articulate user requirements.
- Prioritizing and managing many open cases at one time;
- Rapidly establishing a good working relationship with customers and other professionals, e.g., software developers;
- Develop sound working relationships with other teams within the department, sharing knowledge and experiences, providing presentations and assisting with all aspects of Customer Support and training.
- Deliver practical training to users and colleagues in area of own expertise e.g. sharing knowledge on new computer systems.
- First Degree in Computer Science or any related course (B.Sc/OND/HND)
- Fluent in hausa is compulsory
- Ability to work under pressure and take initiative
Deadline: 12th October, 2018.
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The Brave New World of the NHL
Jeremy Lanaway finds that this year's midseason, for a welcome change, is a gift that keeps on giving
By Jeremy Lanaway
'Tis the season to be jolly. Typically, 'tis also the season for punitive, predictable coach firings, dollar-store trades, and dozy, mail-in matchups. It is a time when even the NHL's most stalwart fans must dig deep to keep their zeal from succumbing to the ebb of mid-season play, struggling to resist the urge to PVR games instead of watching them live, to stay on channel rather than flipping to a Seinfeld rerun or the latest episode of Survivor.
Usually, 'tis the season for all these things, but in the case of this year's NHL season, Christmas has come early and promises to stay late, providing a bounty of gifts that keep on giving - in the form of thrills, amazement, wonder, and excitement normally suited to games played in February or March. The NHL's mid-schedule invigoration is thanks in large part to its blooming youth movement, comprised of players who have yet to figure out that the season is a marathon, not a sprint, and that hockey is a job, not a game.
A quick peek at the NHL's individual points ladder reveals an interest-piquing trend: eight of the top-ten points-getters are aged twenty-five or younger. Colorado Avalanche's Mikko Rantanen and Nathan MacKinnon hold the top two positions, with 46 and 43 points respectively through 28 matchups, while the third place is occupied by Nikita Kucherov, of the Tampa Bay Lightning, with 42 points through 29 games.
The youthful cohort is rounded out by Mitch Marner (Toronto Maple Leafs), Brayden Point (Lightning), Connor McDavid (Edmonton Oilers), Johnny Gaudreau (Calgary Flames), and Jack Eichel (Buffalo Sabres). Every player in the grouping sits above the point-per-game threshold, with Rantanen at 1.64 and Eichel at 1.17. Alex Ovechkin holds the eleventh spot in the overall points race, but the other usual suspects - Sidney Crosby, Steven Stamkos, Evgeni Malkin, et al - find themselves well back of the pack.
Is the NHL experiencing a generational shift? The numbers seem to suggest it. The league's ever-tightening rules surrounding physicality and fighting continue to open the game up for skilled players, no matter how diminutive in size or youthful in age. In days gone by, teams would tuck their young stars away in the minors to 'fill out' and 'become men'. In most cases, several years would divide a player's drafting and his first official game. The few who managed to crack the line-up in their early twenties - or rarer still, in their late teens - would require the constant oversight of an enforcer. Now it is common for players to join their team's roster a season or two after their drafting.
Today's young stars aren't invulnerable to physicality, but the game has honed its focus over the past ten or fifteen years, giving preference to speed, skill, playmaking, and spatial awareness. The NHL's ongoing evolution has relegated its bruisers to the bench or - in many cases - the press-box. Across the league, teams have discovered that - surprise, surprise! - fans actually enjoy watching their team's youngsters come to age in an environment that has traditionally been dominated by men.
Every shift offers the potential for a career-first. Every shot-on-goal is a milestone - every goal a miracle. The exuberance on a rookie's face after lighting the lamp gives evidence to a joy that belongs to youth, and its radiance can be felt even in the nose-bleeds. Sure, their mistakes are frequent and often game-ending in scope, but this only makes them more human, and thus more likeable. The Leafs' Marner, the Oilers' McDavid, and the Flames' Gaudreau - to put names to only three of numerous examples across the league - have thrived in big-role roster spots since their NHL debut.
In the NHL, youthful success isn't limited to individual players. The Vegas Golden Knights are proof that rookie teams don't have to wait years to get their first taste of success. The Knights' lengthy and unlikely run to the Stanley Cup Finals last spring is the product of the NHL's brave new world, which allows new teams to stack their roster with second- and third-line players from around the league: veteran, heart-and-soul grinders in need of a change of scenery, a new lease on life, and every other cliché you can think of.
The next team to test this theory will be the Seattle Rainiers, Eagles, Totems, Sockeyes, Evergreens, Whalers ... The NHL Board of Governors recently welcomed Seattle to the fold, announcing that the city will ice a squad for the 2021-22 season, bringing the league total to thirty-two. The club paid $650 million for the invite - $150 million more than the cheque that the Golden Knights wrote a few years back - and has already taken down payments from more than 30,000 fans for season tickets.
The same roster-building framework that opened the door to the Golden Knights' Cinderella run last year will remain in place for Seattle, and any other expansion teams that may be invited to join the NHL in the years to come. The only question is whether or not Seattle will be able to capitalize on its head-start. If the trends currently shaping the NHL continue - trends that have made for a faster, cleaner, more exciting, and less predictable on-ice product - the answer to the question is likely to be yes.


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In the April 2018 eStratEx update, there will be some big improvements made to our Report Library. In response to some great feedback we've received from our clients, we're improving the ease of reviewing and accessing the available reports. While there is a large selection of reports available … [Read more...] about Reporting Upgrade: On the Way!
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Trouble in Mind (1991)
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Synopsis by Hal Erickson
Created by Greg Brennan, the British sitcom Trouble in Mind starred Richard O'Sullivan as retired psychiatrist Adam Charlesworth and Susan Penhaligon as Adam's wife, Julia. With their children grown and moved away, Adam and Julia decided to keep busy by turning their hobby into a vocation, launching a small landscaping business. Jim McManus costarred as Stanley Chambers, the Charlesworth's resident gardener. After nine episodes, the series went off on a different tangent as Adam contemplated having a vasectomy. What the outcome of this plot twist might have been will never be known, since the series was axed by London Weekend Television due to lack of audience interest. For the record, Trouble in Mind was telecast from February 24 to July 14, 1991.


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Having a child without the benefit of marriage can present challenges. A father wants quality time with his child while the mother wants financial support. A relationship that is not formalized often requires a paternity test to hold both parents accountable.
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Loews New Orleans is a leading New Orleans luxury hotel developed to offer both luxury and value to its guests. This hotel is probably the most flexible of all great Big Easy hotels, providing numerous comfortable facilities.
The Loews New Orleans Hotel is located in the vicinity of the Arts District and across the street from Harrah's New Orleans Casino. The hotel has 285 spacious rooms and suites and is only three blocks away and within walking distance from the French Quarter, Riverwalk and New Orleans Morial Convention Center.
When you enter the hotel, you will notice the beautiful marble-floored lobby that is featuring a wall mosaic that displays New Orleans' highlights. Loews offers several dining options such as the bistro-style Cafe Adelaide (operated by the Commanders Palace Family of Restaurants), that specializes in Creole foods and flavors. At The Swizzle Stick Bar, you can enjoy classic cocktails and specialty drinks accompanied by live music in the lobby area on Friday & Saturday evenings. The 24/7 business center features print, fax, photocopy and administrative services, and free Wi-Fi is offered in public zones.
Loews New Orleans features a total of 18,000 square feet of functional space to accommodate all sorts of events, and hotel guests can use several recreational facilities including a 50-foot indoor pool, a spa tub, a sauna as well as a fitness center offering cardiovascular and weight-training equipment.
Loews New Orleans' guestrooms are decorated in a way that is clearly inspired by the rich history of the Crescent City, and the interior design is based on Colonial French, Creole and West Indies influences. All of the hotel's 285 guestrooms and suites feature mixed-wood fixtures and show refined application of crisp-white, chocolate-brown, and navy-blue tints. Beds include deluxe pillowtop mattresses and the finest quality sheets, blankets, and comforters, and large windows offer guests beautiful views of the City or the Mississippi River. The rooms include things like big flat-screen TVs with premium channels, minibars, coffee and tea-makers, and laptop-compatible safes, and the beautiful bathrooms have big mirrors and all imaginable toiletries.
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Want to do something new in 2009?
Fancy a career in bike journalism?
… Not motivated by money?
If you can answer "yes" to those questions (particularly the last one) we'd like to hear from YOU!
road.cc is recruiting and we need someone to join the team as a staff writer. The job would be part time at first (five half days a week), but we would be aiming to make it a full time position in the coming months.
So, what does the ideal candidate need to be able to do?
- Write in a punchy, informative and amusing style for the web (so not like this then) and be able to sub-edit copy quickly.
- Ride a bike (quite important but not vital – especially if we can get a video series of you learning to ride out of it!)
- Be really interested in cycling and really, really interested in learning even more about cycling… that'll be road cycling in all its many and varied forms. Being interested in other types of cycling is cool too.
What we are offering
- A desk
- A plaid jersey
- The chance to learn even more about cycling and cycle journalism
- The chance to play a part in building Britain's best road cycling website… that'll be this one
- Responsibility: you will write, edit and post your own stories and you will play a big part in the editorial direction and development of road.cc
- Some money, but don't get too excited
- Coffee (or tea)
- Cake
We are based in Bath in the beautiful West Country, and ideally you're not too far away from there yourself cos it helps with team-bonding, tea-making and the like. BUT this is the world wide web we're talking about here so distance won't be a problem if we really think you are the right person – it wouldn't even matter if you were in Bristol or even Weston Super Mare… or even further than that, if such places exist.
What do next…
If you are interested in joining the road.cc team email tony [at] road.cc and tell the man with the comedy moustache a little bit about yourself, the type(s) of cycling you are interested in, and why you want the job. Oh, and attach a CV and some examples of any similar work you've done (it doesn't have to be cycling related).
Plucked from the obscurity of his London commute back in the mid-Nineties to live in Bath and edit bike mags our man made the jump to the interweb back in 2006 as launch editor of a large cycling website somewhat confusingly named after a piece of navigational equipment. He came up with the idea for road.cc mainly to avoid being told what to do… Oh dear, issues there then. Tony tries to ride his bike every day and if he doesn't he gets grumpy, he likes carbon, but owns steel, and wants titanium. When not on his bike or eating cake Tony spends his time looking for new ways to annoy the road.cc team. He's remarkably good at it.


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This 8-lb. stand-up resealable bag of Gourmet Blend pellets is a perfect blend of black oak, hickory, and mesquite for full bodied smoking.
This bag is space-saving for camping, RV'ing, picknicking, and tailgating specifically designed for the Davy Crockett portable grill to ensure the best grilling experience possible


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New Moon in Aries | April 2018 | What Are You No Longer Willing to Live With?/
Happy New Moon in Aries!
So what is it that are you No Longer willing to live with?
AND what are You gonna Do about it?
The collective vibes today feel important. Some astrologers have called it "make or break time". — Mercury Retrograde insights can now be used to make your life better moving forward. (Mercury stations today. Ba-bye Mercury Retrograde!)
It's time for New, Fresh Energy. But first.... we've gotta complete a cycle so that we can make choices that are truly liberating.
It's time to feel Lighter!
After so much heaviness & being deep in the mush of transformation that probably felt hard, chaotic, confusing... this burst of New Energy bring us an opportunity (that could come out of nowhere!) to Free Ourselves + the Clarity to take action on it in a much more Soul-Aligned way. 🦋
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Realted News
Cinnabon is the new delight of Abu Dhabi Mall
Cinnabon has recently opened a new store in Abu Dhabi mall on the 5th of September, following its closure a few months ago. There is so much to look forward to from this new single concept store. The store, adorned in a fresh new look, welcomed guests to a fabulous ambience, serving their favourite Cinnabon menu, as well as delectable treats and coffee from SBC.


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Post authored by Char Shada, CMP, Director, Strategic Accounts
The Sharing Economy (also known as Collaborative Consumption) has been revving up for several years. This trend has been fueled by a growing consumer preference to rent or borrow goods, rather than buy or own them.
Rachel Botsman was among the first to champion this trend. In her popular 2010 TED talk, Rachel shared one example about power drills. Most in the audience owned one, yet she went on to say, "That power drill will be used maybe 12-13 minutes in its entire lifetime. Because what you need is the hole, not the drill. So why don't you rent the drill, or even better, rent out your own drill to other people and make some money from it?" With a few more stories and examples, a new industry was born.
Much has been written about the early Sharing Economy disruptors lately—most notably, Airbnb and Uber. But the sharing economy community continues to grow…
- Need cash? Lending Club, founded in 2006, has managed more than $13 billion in peer-to-peer loan transactions.
- No time for chores? TaskRabbit will match you up with a skilled tasker. Starting with an idea in 2008, TaskRabbit now serves millions of US and UK customers.
- Need someone to look after your pet while you're away? DogVacay recommends skipping the kennel and hiring one of their 20,000+ loving petsitters across the US and Canada.
The Sharing Economy is here to stay and it delivers both challenges and opportunities for our industry. I'd like to focus on how event organizers might capitalize on this fast-growing trend.
Airbnb to Extend Event Lodging Options
Founded in 2008 in San Francisco, Airbnb first caught the eye of leisure travelers who were seeking similar or better accommodations at a more affordable price. Today, they connect people with accommodations in more than 34,000 cities and 190 countries. While we don't expect this alternate option to be a preferred choice for most conference and trade show attendees, it has appeal for some, especially the more adventurous Millennials.
Last September, Experient teamed up with Airbnb to offer our clients more opportunities to supplement their traditional accommodation needs, especially in cities experiencing high levels of compression. We noticed that as room blocks reached their saturation point, often, registrations would slow down considerably. With more attendees delaying their decision to attend, we wanted to give our clients an alternate lodging option that would allow for late registrations, plus an efficient way to report on Airbnb consumption by their attendees.
Sharing to Extend, Not Replace
It's important to note, that we see this as a possible release valve for instances when traditional lodging options are fully depleted. It's a potential solution to extend, not replace, your core room block strategy. After all, without a strong hotel room block presence, you'd be paying top dollar for meeting space, food & beverage and a myriad of other necessary onsite needs.
Like it or not, there will always be a segment (hopefully small) who choose to book outside the block. By teaming up with Airbnb, we can now provide our clients with detailed metrics about Airbnb attendee booking patterns—something that's never been available before.
Rest assured, the vast majority of event guests will prefer more traditional hotel accommodations. Many want safe, secure, and even more luxurious accommodations and they're willing to pay for it.
They also want to stay within close proximity to all event activities, because for many, an industry conference represents a year's worth of valuable networking, compressed into the span of a few days. The closer they are to the action, the more new relationships and conversations they can have.
There are a number of ways to "sweeten the pot" to encourage more attendees to book within your room block:
- Networking receptions at hotels
- Registration discounts
- Complimentary shuttle passes and other meaningful value-add services
- VIP access to keynote speakers, industry leadership, etc.
One More Twist on the Sharing Economy for Planners
Have you ever explored what other groups might be booking the same destination/venue immediately before, immediately after or during your event? With food & beverage ranking as the highest expense category by far, there are opportunities to apply the Sharing Economy model to trim back costs. If you can agree on similar menus, inventory can now be shared across multiple events to keep attendees satisfied, keep costs in check and keep waste to a minimum.
The same goes for many other event expense categories, like audio visual, stage and table decorations, furniture and even professional speakers. If you can strike a deal with another planner, especially for needs that require crews to travel and/or equipment to be shipped, there are a number of win/win savings to be had.
If you're intrigued about this fast-growing trend and you're looking to bounce around ideas with someone who understands the events landscape well, I'd welcome that. Please email me at email@example.com and let's brainstorm together!
Another article you might like: Event Revenue Optimization, aka Fix My P&L


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After a while, it's time to update! :) I got home from my vacation and found a pile of postcards waiting for me on my pillow. Yay! :D
This one was sent to me from my friend Marcela who went on her vacation to a town called Novi Vinodolski, on the coast of Adriatic Sea here in Croatia.
I've never been there. Just passed by. Hmm….


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Maybe I'm weird, but I love rainy mornings in the summer. It's such a nice break from all the heat, and an excuse to curl up into bed for just a few minutes longer, to take a little extra time making breakfast, to really come to a pause. I wish mornings like these went on forever. But we've got the weekend and exciting things at hand! Let's discuss.One. Yesterday I visited Belmont as a Belmont grad, and it was pretty much the greatest thing ever.Two. This week's What I've Learned Wednesday is all about time management. It's a five minute explanation of what I honestly think I could teach a college course on, so give it a read!
Three. Lots of good things to read here from the NYTimes has I prepare for my half marathon—I'm running a 5K tomorrow and couldn't be more excited! This kind of pales in comparison to the Olympics in Rio…but we're sticking with it. Small victories!
Four. Also related to the Olympics, this very important Buzzfeed quiz. (1000 calorie midnight snacks? A girl can dream…)
Five. I'm finally getting around to reading How To Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie. Favorite quote of the book so far is by Ralph Waldo Emerson—"Every one I meet is in some way my superior, and in that way I learn from them." Today, focus on each of your interactions as a way to sincerely explore the world from someone else's point of view.
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Our friends at Arsclan.net are taking signups for the first Ars Day of Defeat tourney. DaMantis is organizing it along the lines of the Ars Counterstrike Tournament. If you aren't familiar with this Half-Life mod, then you've been missing out. It's more team based than Counterstrike, and has the allure of World War II Europe as the backdrop. I've always had a great time playing on the The Ronin's DoD server.
Due to an increased interest in Ars-DoD since the release of 3.0, a post in the DoD Forum from headspace, and pwn's possible interest in another member, I've come up with the brilliant idea of inter-Ars scrimming that will hopefully blossom into a league along the lines of the RtCW league. To start off, I'd need atleast 8 Arsians to express interest in this tryout/scrimmage. We'd place half of you on one team with some veteran pwn members and half with some more and play a match with one another on a yet-to-be-decided map (it will probably be the IGL/STA map of the week). If more than 8 Arsians sign up, I will attempt for form 4 teams and start a weekly league. Keep in mind that active pwn membership hovers around 10 people currently, and teams would need to have atleast 6 people show up each week. I'd prefer 8 people per team, so 22 Arsians need to express interest in this thread.
This is a great opportunity for those of you out there who want a clan experience in DoD without having to be as good as me, or as dedicated as us pwnars. You'll learn to see maps in a different light (trust me... Koln is now my favorite map in clan play) and find out how teamwork really works. Anyone who participated in the Ars CS league knows how fun friendly competition can be, so please sign up.


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Are you into the field of making songs or producing songs? There is a stunning place for music and it is Songmill Studios that develops quality songs, labels, singles for artists and also the organizations. They do not consider the size of the organization. The music producers here pin point the truth that makes each project distinct and above others so that it is showcased through ready musical production. In this ways it seizes an undeniable market.
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Sparkle, Shine and Auld Lang Syne! We love the joy and excitement a New Year brings, especially from the ladies touting one brand-new and major piece of jewelry unwrapped over the holidays. We're looking at you, Ms. Bride-to-Be! And more so, that gorgeous sparkler on your ring finger.
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If you are not an IT professional, all the jargon in the industry is likely to overwhelm you when choosing a managed IT services provider. The good news is that with a little research, finding a dependable provider should be a straightforward process. In case you are not sure that you can choose a dependable provider on your own, it is important to ask for help. How do you approach choosing such a provider?
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The 14-year-old is back with another hit single: this time based on Johnny Nash's 1972 hit "I Can See Clearly Now".
Billboard says: The song was first brought to VanderWaal's attention by Ido Zmishlany, who co-produced her debut album Just the Beginning. "He told me that him and a few buddies were rewriting and adding on to this really famous chorus," she explains, adding that as soon as she heard the chorus, she ran out to tell her mother about it, who instantly recognized the original song.
"So I ran back in, I was like OK I know that song," the 14-year-old singer continues. "I'll try singing it. I'll test it out but I can't promise that I wanna keep it. So I started singing it, I'm like these words are amazing, oh my gosh they are touching my soul so much."
"And we took some takes of it and it was actually super cool," VanderWaal adds, "and by the end I'm like, 'Of course I'm keeping this. This is a masterpiece – [Zmishlany], you're such a genius.'"
She also explains that while she loves the sound of choirs on songs, it requires a great deal of work to do so. To accomplish that sound, Zmishlany recorded nearly a dozen different takes of himself singing the part to sound like various different people, while VanderWaal did "like a million" takes, as well. Some were recorded from across the room, and one was intentionally recorded with a "really weird voice" because, as she jokes "there's always that one kind of bad person in the choir, like you gotta mix that in."