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A few great things happened at Ask For Janice. Firstly, I tried and LOVED my first Gin & Tonic. Secondly, I had a well overdue meat feast, after being what I like to call 'predominantly pescaterian' since January. Thirdly, I had the best bloody Mary I've ever tasted. Yep. Even better than my own! Here's my Dinner & Decor: Ask For Janice review.
Ok, I know you're thinking 'wowzers Saz, let's just get to the pics already', but hold up my friends. I had been invited down to review one of the new restaurants in Farringdon, arty-cool Ask For Janice, named after the Beastie Boys' skit of the same name. Ok, I have to admit, I did turn up thinking the Janice might be the manager or something... I was never a massive Beastie Boys fan!
The exterior looked like an arty pop up cafe you might find along the streets of Shoreditch. The space is really industrial, with exposed bulbs and piping, graphic artwork adorning the walls, a retro sofa and a big neon sign which hovers above it, dominating the space.
Exposed brickwork sits alongside stark white subway tiles with dark grout. Tables are a mish mash of old school desks, rickety stools and an old filing cabinet turned menu holder. The bottles at the bar are exposed, as is the entrance to the kitchen. With a light, airy, cool cafe chic vibe, AFJ reminded Jason and I of European cafe's like those found in Berlin or Copenhagen.
We were shown to our table by the super friendly waitress and left to peruse the gin & tonic menu. I have to say I'm not a gin fan. It just reminds me of stealing alcohol from my parents cupboard and then getting so drunk I was ill! Not the best memory. So I was a bit unsure about trying a gin cocktail, but I'm trying to be more adventurous and as the guys at AFJ were treating me to dinner I thought, why the hell not?!
I went for the Bloom Gin, a sweet variety, and Jason went for the Whitely Neil London Dry. We didn't really choose, we sort of just told our waitress what we did and didn't like and were happy to take her suggestions. Guess what... it turns out I like this type of gin! Super refreshing and just the right amount of sweetness vs bitterness.
Then we got down to business and checked out the menu.
Refreshingly simple, in minimalistic style it lists 'things' and 'bigger things'. Again, asking our waitress for recommendations, we went for the grilled flat peaches, parma ham and berkswell cheese, accompanied by the cod cheeks, brasied fennel and lemon.
Now, bear in mind that I had not eaten parma ham for a while. Then this turned up. I was EXCITED.
I simply cannot describe quite how gorgeous the parma ham was rolled up alongside a grilled flat peach, which are quite delicious on their own anyway. The grilling seems to bring out the sweetness of the peach, and alongside the salty parma ham and chalky yet melting cheddar, this was just gorgeous. I'm actually salivating thinking about it (and I just finished dinner).
The cod cheeks were a citrus and herby opposition to the sweetness of the parma ham dish and was also tasty, though the former was definitely our favourite. I think I'd visit this place again and again just for that dish. Ok I'll shut up now.
After knocking back my G&T I felt a little tipsy in the best way possible, and we started to debate over our mains. I decided on the chicken but sadly it wasn't available (probably the only downside of the evening), but again our lovely waitress recommended the lamb chop. I do love a good bit of lamb and I was happy to be guided as all I could think about was my long lost chicken! Jason debated over whether to get the T bone steak or the lamb. In the end he went with the T bone, despite my warnings on size. 'Of course I can manage it, please!' I think I remember him saying. Just remember that statement people.
In the meantime I ordered a Bloody Mary. Just because they are the best drink ever and I like to try them everywhere I go. I may compile a whole ebook of Bloody Mary's I've tested with reviews.
The celery had been replaced with cucumber, which let me tell you works a treat! I even managed to get Jason to try it (perhaps the fact that he's a lightweight and had already knocked back a pretty strong G&T may have helped to ease the test as he's normally revolted), and he actually liked it! This is seriously saying something. I have to say hands down this is the best one I've tasted. No lie. Ask For Janice have now set the bar in my Bloody Mary olympics. DING DING!
Ooh! Food's here!
The lamb chop was sat on a bed of pea, mint and chopped bacon, with almost a citrusy, tomatoey sauce. The lamb was beautifully pink inside and such a great portion too. When I ate my first bite I could have fainted... the meat was so deliciously tender and cooked to perfection. This was almost so good I began to start thinking about scrapping the 'predominantly pescetarian' idea forever.
Every mouthful was a joy and even as I felt my belly rapidly filling I kept going. I was so pleased with my waitress' recommendation and my lost chicken became a distant memory.
Jason's T bone steak was HUGE. Again, I don't know whether this was a little bit of alcohol talking but every few seconds he would look up at me and say 'the fries babe, they're so good'.
'The onion rings babe, SOOOO GOOOD.'
It's safe to say he enjoyed it. Remember what he said before? Yeah, I could see him struggling to finish it. Of course he didn't want to back down so kept on stuffing.
As we finished up our mains I had to sneak off to the ladies, or in this case the ladies and gents (communal loos). Ok, in honesty I'm never a huge fans of communal loos but I can deal with it! On the way down I took in some of the pop art.
And then got the the bathroom shots and the obligatory bathroom mirror selfie.
See the sign? Secret Bar?! But where was it?
I convinced myself it was behind the mirror and that the mirror was in actual fact made of two way glass. Which is why my selfie is a little nonchalant. I was trying to look cool to all of the people behind the two way glass, obviously!
After putting my ear to the glass to listen for music (yes I actually did that) I deduced it wasn't actually behind the mirror and set about finding it.
I loved the little hidden bar and although it wasn't in use when I found it I think it'd be great for a birthday party! After fully scouting it out I headed back upstairs and found this on the table. Possibly the cutest dessert menu!
I can't believe I'm actually saying this, but we couldn't fit in dessert! I know, blasphemy. But we just coudn't do it. On the positive, it gives us yet another reason to back right?! Instead I opted for a single espresso to lead me into the night.
As the sun went down we sat and chatted for another few minutes and then drove across town, taking in the lights of the city we all know and love.
Thanks to Ask For Janice for the complimentary meal, we will definitely be back to enjoy those peaches and parma ham all over again! I had a lovely evening having some quality time with my boo and the beautiful food and drinks topped it all off.
Have you visited Ask For Janice? Would you go and check it out now you've seen my pics?
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The International Conference in Legume Genetics and genomics (ICLGG) biennial meetings were launched in 2002 in St. Paul, Minnesota at the initiative of prominent scientists and professionals in the field. The aim of this conference is to promote the international dissemination and discussion of the most recent research results and achievements of the legume sciences, to support the scientific community and help the breeders and stakeholders with applications and partnership.
The ICLGG 2019 will be organised by the Vitagora, the food innovation cluster, and the Agroecology joint research unit, in partnership with Enterprise Europe Network Burgundy-Franche-Comté.
ICLGG 2019 local organising committee

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Memorizing through repetition and recitation can be a useful first step in the development of cognitive abilities. By applying the memorized and practiced material in realistic situations, teachers can help students to associate and better learn the material at hand.
Throughout the history of education, students have been asked to memorize and recite certain facts as part of the traditional method of learning. From the times-tables in math to the capitals of countries in social studies, most students have been run through the mill of the recitation of facts. This recitation, which often leads to rote memorization, can be outlined in the following fashion:
- If the information is presented only once, it will more likely be forgotten.
- The second time the information is presented, it may sound familiar.
- On the third time around it may begin to stick and become available for practical application.
Though such activities can be useful at first, in order to actually retain the information, it should be cognitively applied. Unless the information is applied to practical situations, students will often forget, or tuck that material away once a marked goal, such as an exam, has been achieved. By taking memorization further, using learned or remembered facts in a practical manner, we are helping students to cognitively apply and thus associate the material to their lives.
Taking as an example the memorization and recitation of irregular verb forms in the normal ESL or EFL class, one can readily see the difference between simple rote and more complex cognitive activity.
Students of ESL and EFL are often required to study a list of irregular verbs through memorization. They are presented with a list, usually in four columns. The first column contains the root or base form of the verb. The second column presents the simple past form while the third column is the past participle. The final column is usually a translation of the verb into the student's native language.
Exams are reproductions of this list with blank spots that students are required to fill in. While for the verb "be" they may have to fill in the past simple space, for the next verb on the list the empty space will need the participle or the translation. Though irregular verbs are an important aspect of verb study in ESL, students often only retain the information through the taking of the exam. Later on they don't always remember what form is needed as it has been exclusively associated with a list, outside of a meaningful context.
After having studied the verbs in the above fashion, students should be asked to use each of the verbs in contextual sentences that help them to associate meaning and use with the information memorized. For example, many students might remember, by rote, that the three columns are "break, broke, broken" but they may not remember what that verb means or how it is used in a meaningful context. By having students learn the word in a sentence, such as "The boy broke the window with a ball yesterday," we are helping them to not only use the word but to associate it to a particular situation and time frame. What happens when you put a boy, a ball and a window together in the same sentence? Something gets broken. When did it happen? Yesterday.
This type of practical association practice is necessary in any area of learning where a great deal of information must be remembered as a starting point. Putting the times table into practice in real-life role plays concerning shopping for apples or pears, converting capital cities into a part of an exciting round-the-world travel activity enlivens the information, makes it easier to retrieve when needed in the future.
It is usually easier to remember something that we have repeated several times. This remembering is a kind of recognition. In order to recognize we should first help students to recognize the material practiced in the memorization and recitation stage. Using both methods hand in hand can result in a satisfactory achievement of learning objectives.


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Research Themes and Projects
Theme 1: Electronic Structure in Chemistry and Physics:
The group has developed new approximate energy density functionals inspired to the exact mathematical structure of the strong-interaction limit of Density Functional Theory (DFT) and tested them in a controlled way on prototypical problems in chemistry and physics.
On-going and Future Projects:
- Exact properties, exact forms of the kinetic correlation part
- Include the effects of spin correlations
- Functionals based on the mathematical structure of the strong-interaction limit of DFT
- Include in a rigorous way the effects of dispersion interactions
- Implementation of these functionals
- Simplified forms and their performances
- The strong-interaction limit of Hartree-Fock theory
Theme 2: Quantum Matter
We have tested our new approximations on electrons confined in low-dimensional geometries, providing the first exchange-correlation (XC) functional able to capture the correct physics at all correlation regimes, from the Fermi liquid case, to the formation of Wigner molecules
The group has extended the formalism to bosonic and fermionic ultracold quantum gases with dipolar and ionic interactions.
On-going and future projects:
- Hybrid Green's functions methods
- Time-dependent formalism
- Bosonic and fermionic ultracold quantum gases with long-range interactions in the presence of disorder
Theme 3: Mathematical Aspects
Crossing traditional disciplinary boundaries, the group collaborates with mathematicians from mass transportation theory (or optimal transport), an important field of mathematics and economics, reformulating the strong-interaction limit of DFT in these terms. This reformulation paved the way to a cross-fertilization between two very different research areas, leading to new formal results and new algorithms coming from the optimal transport community. The group also focused on other exact conditions in Density Functional Theory, such as the Lieb-Oxford inequality, providing rigorous lower bounds for the optimal constant.
On-going and future projects
- Rigorous study of the next leading term in the strong-interaction limit
- Structure of the optimal maps for the multimarginal problem with Coulomb cost
- Optimal constant in the Lieb-Oxford inequality


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Volunteer of the Week - Herb Gardner
With over 60 years of string teaching experience, over 100 original compositions and arrangements, multiple method books and conducting experience, volunteer Herb Gardner has put the string program at The Conservatory School at North Palm Beach on a meteoric rise. His impact on student culture is unprecedented.
Overall student confidence has increased and students are craving the breadth and depth of Mr. Gardner's knowledge and experience. He also has taken time to work with the string directors who have been aggressively incorporating his practices into their teaching.
Herb Gardner – you are a prime example of how volunteers change lives. Thank you!
Sponsored by Jersey Mike's Subs
If you have a spare hour or two, why not volunteer at a Palm Beach County public school? Volunteers come from all age groups, economic backgrounds, and educational levels. Simply go to a neighborhood school or contact the School District's Volunteer Coordinator, Debi Elfen at (561) 434-8789. Help a student and school. It's a great way to support our communities and our world.


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Red Soul
I just love it when peope make you feel home and this is one of the best examples of it. RED SOUL is a european clothes brand which wants you to feel comfortable and get their lifestyle by making comfortable everyday clothing. The concept of this brand is reflected into the home-shop design they have.
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Valley Sounds 6/16/18
This episode of Valley Sounds features music from Tangled String Music Fest on June 23rd in Huntsville's Big Spring Park East and Microwave Dave Day on June 24th at Humphrey's in downtown Huntsville. We'll also hear local gospel and jazz tunes from Phebe Jones, Kendrick Orr and Alex Banks.
#ValleySounds airs Saturday nights at 9pm on WLRH 89.3 #Huntsville. This show shines the spotlight on original music of all genres created and performed in the Tennessee Valley. Each show features a mix of music, interviews and special segments that provide insight on the creative process of making and performing music. You can find more information about the music you're hearing and a podcast replay of each show on the WLRH website at WLRH.org; under the programs tab for "Valley Sounds".
To submit your original music: please send a "WAV" file of your original music to email@example.com. Include the subject as follows: "Valley Sounds music submission".
This is your girl, J'Que!
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Fujitsu Canada Success Story
Opening a New Door to Green ICT Innovation and Collaboration in Québec
Open innovation… "a paradigm that assumes that firms can and should use external ideas as well as internal ideas"… "innovating with partners by sharing risk and sharing reward"…"finding the right solution, the best ideas and the brightest minds, wherever they may be, and bringing them together to take on business challenges whether they're unique to you or faced by everyone in your business sector."
There are many ways to define open innovation and even more ways to put it into practice to gain a competitive edge in the market. Fujitsu knows this well. The company is an open innovation leader and global powerhouse in the ICT world. Offering a full range of technology products and services, it serves clients in more than 100 countries and generated consolidated revenues of $4.5 trillion yen (equivalent to US$54 billion) in 2011. As Fujitsu continues to blaze a trail of success, it remains focused on a powerful vision: to create a more prosperous, intelligent and sustainable society. The firm specializes in ICT solutions that help customers to reduce their carbon emissions and overall burden on the environment. When the company aimed to introduce the first open innovation centre of its kind in North America, there was only one place to do it: Québec.
Leveraging funding from the Government of Québec through Equation, Fujitsu Canada has expanded its presence in Québec City and established the Fujitsu Innovation Centre – a nexus of ideas, expertise and technologies. This novel multimillion dollar centre is a collaborative space where Québec-based business partners and customers are invited to work with Fujitsu specialists to put new ideas into practice and build innovative business solutions.
Harnessing the expertise of more than 1,500 local Fujitsu employees
and more than 170,000 other employees around the world, the centre is translating research concepts into working prototypes, demonstrations and early-stage products.
Driven to create value for all collaborators and society more broadly, the Fujitsu Innovation Centre promotes the development of green technologies and solutions that benefit our environment. It is founded on four areas of focus: cloud computing; mobile computing; intelligent information management; and desktop virtualization.
Drawing on the rich industry base in Québec City, this facility is providing local entrepreneurs and SMEs with new R&D capabilities and channels to market. This includes access to high quality technology development environments and laboratories. Downstream, the innovations that emerge from this centre promise to generate economic, social and environmental benefits for the citizens of Québec.
"The Fujitsu Innovation Centre is expected to create at least 50 high quality jobs in Québec City over the next few years," said Rémi Jean, Director of the Fujitsu Innovation Centre. "We expect to develop a minimum of 20 collaborative initiatives by March 2015. We have already initiated several cloud computing and virtual desktop projects that engage a dozen in-house experts and 50 Québec innovators. These initiatives are already beginning to pay significant dividends."
For example, an elementary school teacher walked into the Fujitsu Innovation Centre with a promising idea. As a teacher at École Jouvence and École des Hauts-Clochers in Québec City, Vincent Morissette found it challenging to effectively track and monitor the overall progress of each student. With many sources of information, it is difficult to acquire a comprehensive snapshot of a student's academic performance and personal development. It is time consuming to search for student evaluations, curricula details, extracurricular activities and feedback from fellow teachers. Moreover, it is equally challenging for parents and students to gauge progress in real time.
To address this issue, Mr. Morissette and six colleagues developed a mobile application for student evaluation. This easy-to-use online tool puts a wealth of information at the fingertips of teachers, parents and students, while helping to reduce teacher workload and supporting Québec Education Reform. With a first prototype in hand, this teacher-turned-entrepreneur approached the Fujitsu Innovation Centre. He aimed to enhance the application and develop a global go-to-market strategy.
Given the alignment with corporate objectives, the Fujitsu Innovation Centre initiated a project with Edusis, the company founded by Mr. Morissette, and negotiated an acquisition of the intellectual property. "Working with seasoned veterans and technology from Fujitsu, we designed a mobile solution that addresses the needs of teachers, parents and students," said Mr. Morissette. "This tool allows a user to access student information from any tablet, laptop or handheld device in real time. It rapidly consolidates a variety of data and provides a complete picture of a student's academic progress."
In 2012, more than 30 teachers tested the application at 14 elementary and secondary schools across Québec. The resulting feedback led to further enhancements that strengthened the capability of this online tool. The team is now preparing to launch a market-ready product in spring 2013.
"This application will provide children with academic challenges that are well suited to their capabilities. This will help them to focus on their strengths and academic progress as opposed to their performance. The tool also supports collaborative teaching and cooperation within the school," said Mr. Morissette. "The team at the Fujitsu Innovation Centre accelerated our product development and commercialization, enabling us to achieve these results."
According to Rémi Jean, Equation played a critical role in the establishment of this novel facility. "Equation and other Prompt-led green ICT initiatives supported by the Government of Québec directly influenced Fujitsu's decision to establish the centre in Québec City. Fujitsu applauds Québec's commitment to develop smart technologies and put them to work to create an intelligent society and sustain our environment."
The Fujitsu Innovation Centre is currently finalizing new ICT-based projects with applications in a host of sectors that will help create jobs, strengthen the local economy and preserve our environment. "Equation provided our Québec-based team with a strategic mandate in cloud computing and related technologies, enabling us to grow our team and make an even greater impact on the province," said Rémi Jean. "Going forward, we aim to work with Prompt and other Equation Project Leaders to engage university researchers and other SMEs in collaborative projects at the centre. This will extend our reach and help us to create an even greater critical mass of green ICT expertise and applications in Québec."


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20 Minutes to find max back squat. Same as yesterday, try not to do a ton of volume leading up to your max. Maybe do a few sets of 5, then a few at 3 , then singles, taking plenty of rest between.
10 Minute Amrap
10 Overhead plate lunges 45/25
10 Push ups
10 Box jumps 24/20
Post wod core:
5 sets of 12 second L- hold, either on paralettes, K.b.'s or hanging from a pull up bar.


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TheatreSquared announces Tenth Anniversary Season
Ambitious lineup includes 220 performances, World Premiere
April 9, 2016
NORTHWEST ARKANSAS — April 9, 2016 — TheatreSquared (T2) Artistic Director Robert Ford and Executive Director Martin Miller today announced the Tenth Anniversary Season, an ambitious lineup celebrating ten years of remarkable growth for Northwest Arkansas's professional theatre. The subscription season launches in August with T2's largest production to date, the modern classic Amadeus (Aug. 27-Sept. 20, 2015), and continues with the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama Water by the Spoonful (Oct. 15-Nov. 8, 2015), the wildly theatrical Peter and the Starcatcher—T2's first co-production with the Arkansas Rep (Dec. 3, 2015-Jan. 3, 2016), the world premiere of Fault (Feb. 4-28, 2016), and the acclaimed new comedy Rapture, Blister, Burn (Mar. 3-Apr. 17, 2016). Four- and five-play subscription packages are on sale now via Tickets Northwest Arkansas at (479) 571-2785 or online at theatre2.org/subscribe.
In addition to the five-play subscription season, T2 will stage the acclaimed new musical comedy Murder for Two (May 12-29, 2016); will develop five new plays at the 2016 Arkansas New Play Festival (June 16-26, 2016), including a fully staged premiere; and will tour 70 Arkansas schools with the irreverent literary comedy, The Poe Show.
"We're celebrating ten years with the most ambitious lineup of plays we've yet produced," said Ford. "Starting with T2's largest show to date—Amadeus—this bold anniversary season will include a wildly theatrical coproduction with the Arkansas Rep, two Pulitzer and Tony Award-winners, and a world premiere. It's going to be a landmark year."
"We've done something unusual in response to a tenfold increase in audience over the last six seasons," said Miller. "We've lowered our ticket prices. We believe our region's professional theatre should be accessible to every Arkansan, and so for Season 10, our lowest-cost package will be $40 cheaper—five plays for just $70. We've also added 30 performances, including a new Wednesday night series, to help keep up with demand."
The season begins in August with Amadeus by Peter Shaffer. In this contemporary classic, composer Antonio Salieri schemes to discredit a foul-mouthed former child prodigy who he fears will threaten his legacy. But genius, it seems, is not easily obscured, and Salieri must ask himself how far he will go to destroy the young Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Winner of five Tony Awards—including Best Play—and the Oscar for Best Picture, Amadeus weaves intrigue, comedy, suspense, and music into a tale of breathtaking dramatic power. Performances are August 27 – September 20, 2015.
In October, TheatreSquared will stage the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama Water by the Spoonful, by Quiara Alegría Hudes. Elliot Ortiz is back from Iraq, working a Subway shop in Philly, and hoping to turn his winning smile into an acting career. Elsewhere, four strangers in an internet chat room seek support facing their demons. When these real and virtual worlds collide, reality splinters, and life itself is at stake in this acclaimed, provocative, and unexpectedly humorous journey to redemption. Performances are October 15 – November 8, 2015.
For the holiday season, TheatreSquared will produce the five-time Tony Award-winning adventure Peter and the Starcatcher, adapted by Rick Elice from the novel by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson with music by Wayne Barker. The play is an innovative retelling of how an angst-ridden orphan became the immortal Peter Pan. Critically acclaimed for its mix of "lighthearted brilliance and existential shadow" (The New Yorker)—with a dozen actors juggling stagecraft, music and 100 characters—T2's epic-scale co-production with the Arkansas Repertory Theater has something for audiences of every age. The play will open in NWA from December 3, 2015 – January 3, 2016 before continuing its run in Little Rock later in January.
In the new year, TheatreSquared will stage Fault, a world premiere by T2 Artistic Director Robert Ford (Look Away, The Spiritualist). In the aftermath of nuclear disaster in the Arkansas River Valley, Gabe disregards a government quarantine and returns to his family farm. When a mysterious woman wanders onto his land, the two are drawn inexorably into a perilous contest of secrets and blame. Performances are February 4 – 28, 2016.
The Tenth Anniversary Subscription Series will conclude with the 2013 Pulitzer Prize finalist Rapture, Blister, Burn by Gina Gionfriddo. Sparks fly in this "intensely smart, immensely funny" (The New York Times) comedy about women who want to have it all. After grad school, Catherine built a career as a rock-star academic; Gwen built a life with her family. Decades later, a dangerous game begins as each tries to claim the other's territory. Performances are March 31 – April 24, 2016.
Subscribers can also add tickets to the multi-award-winning, limited-run musical Murder for Two, which T2 will stage in May. Everyone's a suspect in this new musical comedy fresh from its national debut, with book and music by Joe Kinosian and book and lyrics by Kellen Blair. A small-town policeman dreams of making it to detective — and one fateful night, his opportunity arrives in the form of a dead Great American Novelist. One actor investigates, the other plays every suspect, and both play the piano in this whip-smart, winking homage to an old-fashioned theatrical murder mystery. Performances are May 12 – 29, 2016.
Subscribers may also add discounted passes to TheatreSquared's 2016 Arkansas New Play Festival, the state's flagship celebration of bold new plays, in June 2016. Next year, the festival will include a fully staged premiere, four staged readings of brand new work, and a host of exclusive behind-the-scenes events over two weekends from June 16-26, 2016.
Tickets for TheatreSquared's Tenth Anniversary Season are on sale now to new and renewing subscribers only. Subscription options include five-play packages starting at $70 and four-play packages starting at $60. Series options include Wednesday through Saturday evenings at 7:30pm, as well as Saturday and Sunday matinees at 2pm. Limited tickets are also available to T2's Opening Night Series on the first Friday of each production, which includes a champagne toast and a catered reception with the cast. Add-on options available for T2 subscribers include discounted reserved parking at the Deck at the Dickson ($3.75/show); a Kids' Club Pass, allowing a child (4+) to enjoy theatre classes at Nadine Baum Studios while her parents enjoy the play ($15/show); and the Dine Around Pass, which includes three-course meals at downtown restaurants before the first Saturday matinee ($22/show).
Benefits for all T2 subscribers include savings of up to 15% on each ticket, prime seating reserved before single tickets go on sale, free unlimited exchanges, and same-day discounts at T2 Partners. Partners include Arsaga's at the Depot, offering 20% off entrees; Bordinos, offering a $20 three-course meal with wine pairing; Fresco Restaurant, with a 25% discount; Greenhouse Grille, offering 25% off; Table Mesa, offering a $20 four-course meal with wine; and Cork and Keg, offering 20% off beverages. Subscribers also save 15% on taxi service to and from the theatre with Green Cab Co. and receive 20% off rooms at Dickson Street Inn and a special $89 rate at the Chancellor Hotel.
Subscriptions are on sale now at the Walton Arts Center Box Office, and can be reserved by calling (479) 571-2785 or by visiting theatre2.org/subscribe.
TheatreSquared's is Northwest Arkansas's professional regional theatre, offering an intimate live theatre experience for 30,000 patrons each year in its 175-seat space and in schools throughout the state. In 2011, TheatreSquared was recognized by the American Theatre Wing, founder of the Tony Awards, as one of the nation's ten most promising emerging theatres. TheatreSquared has experienced remarkable growth in recent seasons, expanding its audience tenfold in the past five years. The theatre recently released its Vision 2017 report with its priorities supported by a three-year, $1.03 million grant. For further information or press tickets, contact TheatreSquared at (479) 445-6333 or visit theatre2.org.
Major funding for the TheatreSquared Season 10 is provided by The Walton Family Foundation, Inc.; and by the Arkansas Arts Council, an agency of the Department of Arkansas Heritage and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Major marketing support for TheatreSquared Season 10 is provided by the Fayetteville Advertising and Promotions Commission. Media sponsors include NWA Media, Fayetteville Flyer, CitiScapes, KUAF, and Mailco USA.


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c. personal information that appears in a registry collected under a statutory authority and to which a right of public access is authorized by law, where the collection, use and disclosure of the personal information relates directly to the purpose for which the information appears in the registry;
d. personal information that appears in a record or document of a judicial or quasi-judicial body, that is available to the public, where the collection, use and disclosure of the personal information relate directly to the purpose for which the information appears in the record or document; and
e. personal information that appears in a publication, including a magazine, book or newspaper, in printed or electronic form, that is available to the public, where the individual has provided the information.
Our Privacy Commitment: The 10 Fair Information Principles
Westmount complies with the 10 fair information principles of the Act in the manner described below in this Privacy Policy.
Principle One: Accountability
Westmount has appointed a Privacy Officer who is responsible for our compliance with this Privacy Policy and who can address any queries about our privacy practices and standards. Our Privacy Officer's contact information is:
Westmount Guarantee Insurance Group Inc.
600 Cochrane Drive, Suite 205
Markham, Ontario L3R 5K3
Attn: Privacy Officer
Principle Two: Identifying Purposes
When Westmount collects personal information, we will state and explain the purpose of such collection.
We collect personal information from you directly or through other sources such as insurers to:
- Respond to requests and queries you submit to us;
- Allow you to register for Westmount products and services, including creation of user accounts where applicable;
- Communicate and assist you about your coverage and claims;
- Communicate tailored insurance related products and services to you offered by other insurance companies based on these preferences, if you have opted-in to receive such communications;
- Prevent, detect and suppress fraud, unauthorized or illegal activities;
- Conduct analyses and evaluations to understand consumer trends and usage related to our products in order to improve our products, services and marketing communications;
- Train our employees and monitor quality assurance;
- Comply with applicable laws.
Unless required by law, we shall not use or disclose personal information for any purpose, other than the purpose for which it was originally collected, without first identifying and documenting the new purpose and obtaining the appropriate consent.
Principle Three: Consent
We obtain consent to collect, use, or disclose their personal information either explicitly from you or implicitly through your conduct with us. Normally, we ask for your consent in writing, but in some circumstances, we may accept your verbal consent. Express consent can be given by an action such as by clicking "accept" on a computer screen. Implied consent can be given when you interact with us such as submitting us a query through our website or registering for our products and services.
Consent may be given by you as the individual or by your authorized representative (e.g. power of attorney, legal guardian). In such cases, we will verify the authorization of these representatives.
You can withdraw your consent to the collection, use and disclosure of your personal information at any time. However, if you choose to withdraw your consent, we may not be able to provide you with the products and services you request, and in some cases could mean that we cannot provide you with insurance coverage.
There are certain situations where consent is not required for the collection, use and disclosure of personal information in accordance with the Act, such as:
- if the collection and use are clearly in the interests of the individual and consent cannot be obtained in a timely manner;
- if the collection and use with consent would compromise the availability or the accuracy of the information and the collection is reasonable for purposes related to investigating a breach of an agreement or a contravention of the laws of Canada or a province;
- if disclosure is required to comply with a subpoena, warrant, court order, or rules of the court relating to the production of records;
- if the disclosure is made to another organization and is reasonable for the purposes of investigating a breach of an agreement or a contravention of the laws of Canada or a province that has been, is being or is about to be committed and it is reasonable to expect that disclosure with the knowledge or consent of the individual would compromise the investigation;
- if the disclosure is made to another organization and is reasonable for the purposes of detecting or suppressing fraud or of preventing fraud that is likely to be committed and it is reasonable to expect that the disclosure with the knowledge or consent of the individual would compromise the ability to prevent, detect or suppress the fraud;
- if required by law.
Principle Four: Limiting Collection
We never collect information indiscriminately and will limit collection of information to that which is reasonable and necessary for the purposes of such collection, as described above or at the point of collection.
We collect information from you in a variety of ways when you use our products and services. Where possible, we collect personal information directly from you. We also collect information from third parties as permitted by law in order to verify and provide information about the products and services you may request. When we do so, we do it with your consent, or otherwise confirm the third party lawfully collected the information and can share it with us.
We may also use passive tracking technologies and third-party analytics tools to collect information from you if you access our website. These tools may automatically monitor and track information relation to activities on our website, including the Internet Protocol (IP) address of your computer, the IP address of your Internet Service provider, the date and time you access the website, the Internet address of the website from which you linked directly to the website, the operating system you are using, the pages of the website you visit, the website pages you read and the images viewed, and the content you download from our website.
We might also use Cookies to understand your usage and to improve website content. A "Cookie" is a text file that websites send to a visitor's computer or other Internet-connected devices to uniquely identify the visitor's browser or to store information or settings in the browser. Cookies make it more convenient as you use our website. For example, the information provided through Cookies is used to recognize you as a previous user of the website to offer personalized web page content and information for your use and to otherwise facilitate your experience. A Cookie may remain on your computer, phone or browser after the session finishes. You may choose to decline cookies if your browser permits, but doing so may affect your use of the website and your ability to access certain features of the website or engage in transactions through the website.
Principle Five: Limiting Use, Disclosure and Retention
Westmount only uses or discloses your personal information for the purpose for which it was collected, unless you consent to it otherwise.
We may share personal information about you with you, affiliated companies, and with underwriters for our products to help meet your product and service needs and only as necessary to fulfill the purposes for which we collected such information. For example, if you register for our Westmount Protect deposit protection product, we will collect, use and disclose your personal information as described in this Privacy Policy and we will share your information with our current underwriter.
We also share information about you with companies that perform marketing and other services for us (collectively, "Service Providers"). Our Service Providers are not authorized by us to use or disclose your information except as necessary to perform services on our behalf or comply with legal requirements. If you do not wish us to provide your personal information to those Service Providers, we may be unable to provide you with the services you request or adequately respond to your query.
There are also certain situations where we will disclose your personal information, such as:
- When we are required or authorized by law to do so (e.g., if a court issues a subpoena);
- When you have consented to the disclosure;
- When the product and services we are providing to you require us to give your information to a Service Provider;
- To protect ourselves against fraud;
- When it is necessary to establish or collect amounts owed to us.
Disclosure Outside Canada
Occasionally, we may use Service Providers located outside of Canada to process and/or store personal information for us. Please note that personal information in the custody of these Service Providers may be subject to access by the law enforcement authorities of those jurisdictions in which the Service Providers are located. Our Privacy Officer can provide further information about our policies and practices regarding Service Providers located outside of Canada and how these Service Providers, collect, use, disclose or store personal information on our behalf.
Disclosure in the Event of Business Change
In the event our business undergoes a fundamental change such as, for example, a sale or financing, merger, transfer of all or a portion of our business or assets ("Business Change"), we may disclose your personal information to the counterparties to the transaction and their professional advisors as necessary for them to conduct due diligence and to complete the transaction, provided that the counterparties and their professional advisors are required to maintain the personal information as confidential and provided that any successor to our business may only use and disclose your personal information for those purposes for which you have provided consent to us. Following such Business Change, you may contact the entity to which we disclosed your personal information with an inquiry concerning the processing of that information.
We keep your information as long as reasonably required to complete our dealings with you, or as required by law, whichever is longer. You can also request that we remove your information from our records by contacting our Privacy Officer. Subject to our requirements for continued retention of your information (i.e., audit purposes) or to fulfill our legal obligations, we will make every reasonable effort to honour your request.
Principle Six: Accuracy
Westmount will make reasonable efforts to ensure that the personal information we possess and control is accurate and complete. In some cases, depending on the services we offer, you may be able to update and correct the information we hold about you through your user account or profile.
Principle Seven: Safeguards
Westmount has policies and procedures to ensure reasonable physical, technical and organizational measures are in place to protect the personal information we hold about you safe from loss, unauthorized access, modification or disclosure. However, we cannot take responsibility for theft, misuse, unauthorized disclosure, loss, alteration or destruction of data by a third party (such as a hacker). Among the measures we take to protect your information are:
- Premises security;
- Restricted file access;
- Technological safeguards such as firewalls; and
- Internal password and security policies.
Principle Eight: Openness
Upon request to our Privacy Officer, Westmount will provide an explanation of our privacy policies and practices and how we handle your personal information.
Principle Nine: Individual Access
You have a right to review any of the information that we hold about you and learn about how we have used it or to whom we have disclosed it by contacting our Privacy Officer. We may require additional information from you in order to verify your identity prior to providing you access.
In some cases, we may charge a reasonable administrative fee to obtain the information you request from us. We will advise you of this fee at the time of your request.
Subject to any exceptions prescribed by law, you can access and correct your personal information and challenge the accuracy and completeness of the information we have about you. We may deny access when required or authorized by law. For example, we may deny access when granting access would have an unreasonable impact on other people's privacy or when necessary to protect our confidential commercial information and the requested information cannot be severed from the balance of the record in which it is contained. If we deny your request for access to, or refuse a request to correct information, we shall explain why.
Principle Ten: Challenging Compliance
Your privacy is important to us. If you have a complaint regarding our compliance with this Privacy Policy, please contact our Privacy Officer. Our Privacy Officer will review all complaints received and respond to you in a timely manner. If a complaint is justified, Westmount will work towards resolving it and follow up with you where appropriate.
If we are unable to resolve the complaint or you are dissatisfied by our response, you can voice your concerns to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada or your applicable provincial privacy commissioner. Our Privacy Officer would be happy to provide their contact details upon request.
Personal Information of Minors
We do not knowingly solicit information of any kind from individuals under the age of majority in their jurisdiction of residence ("Minors") without the required consent from parents/guardians. If we become aware of any information we possess that may belong to a Minor, we will immediately obtain parental consent to delete this information from our servers. If you are a parent/guardian and you suspect that your child may have submitted personal information to us, please contact our Privacy Officer.
Updates to This Privacy Policy
To accommodate changes in Westmount and legal developments, this Privacy Policy may be changed from time to time at our discretion and without any prior notice or liability to any other person. Westmount's collection, use and disclosure of personal information will be governed by the version of this Privacy Policy in effect at the time of collection of personal information.


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December, 2018
By Nigel Wilson
Kapiti lost one of its classic characters this week with the untimely passing of the Very Irreverent Bos O'Sullivan.
Reactions varied with one person saying "That's the great thing about Kapiti people! We have creative, funny and enjoyable people who can use their imagination and write something like this!" and another just saying it was "Silly." Bos appreciated the 'Silly' comment most.
Bos was also a significant social commentator for Kapiti and held strong, well informed views about the future of the district. His opposition to the Expressway was intense and he believed other options for connecting our communities made a lot more sense. He made a documentary film on the subject called Through the Heart. And even though the expressway was rammed through, the influence of Bos's film and the protests of locals led to many mitigations that would probably not have happened otherwise. See: https://youtu.be/uP8sLbwRRYg
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In September 2008 members of the Irish government worked with senior Irish bankers and legal professionals to guarantee the debts of six key Irish banks. This decision has cost Irish taxpayers around €85,000 million. This number is hard to understand but it works out at roughly €20,000 for every person in the country or €40,000 for every person paying taxes. This money has to be found somewhere and here we look at the roots of the bailout, the political choices made by the Irish elites and the cost of the bailout for Irish people.
We constantly hear about the banking crisis but what was it and why should we care?
Brian - During the Irish Celtic Tiger the main Irish banks had access to lots of money from big European banks like Lloyds of London or Deutsche Bank in Germany. In total the six Irish banks borrowed around €450 billion (450,000 million) over the decade from 1998-2008. Alot of this money was lent into the Irish construction industry pushing up prices and making vast profits for Irish developers, Irish bankers and European bankers. In the years leading up to the crash the big three Irish banks; Anglo, AIB and Bank of Ireland made profits of over 1,000 million a year. Even then the big losers were the Irish people as they saw house prices and mortgages go up and up. Eventually Irish families could no longer pay and when this happened the Irish developers and bankers had a big problem. They could have lost everything but the Irish government stepped in to save them.
So the banking crisis is important because the banks got so big?
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Throughout your degree, many modules will require you to complete assessed essays.
An essay should represent your own informed response to the topic set. Your aim when writing an essay should be to produce a reasoned argument which directly addresses the terms of the question, proceeding in a clearly structured manner to a conclusion. As such, it is important to plan your work thoroughly.
Lecture notes and secondary literature may well be used in preparing an essay, but always in ways which show that you have assimilated – and so are able to modify and apply – what you have heard or read. Re-cycling of class notes or slavish reproduction of lecture material or critical reading is to be avoided.
You should ensure your coursework conforms to the relevant style guide; more details can be found on Philosophy essay guide page.
Some modules may include an assessed presentation as part of the assessment. Presentation work may be individual or group-based. It is designed to enable you to practice your skills at orally delivering your work to an audience: a very important transferable skill.
Many modules, particularly at undergraduate level, contain examinations as part of their pattern of assessment. These take place during one of the College's examination periods, of which there are three during the year (January, May and August; the latter is typically reserved for resit/ replacement examinations).
Many examinations will be designed to test the range of your knowledge, as in many cases you will not be told the questions in advance. Generally, however, the skills required to do well in an examination will be similar to those you will have practised during your coursework. Be sure to read the examination paper rubric, and remember to make sure that your answers are well structured and address the specific question(s) being asked.
For advice on how best to prepare for your examinations, you are advised to consult with your personal tutor, the module tutor, and to review past papers and Examiners Reports where available.
Further important guidance for examination candidates can be found on the Examinations & Awards Office website.
A dissertation is your opportunity to research a specific topic in greater depth. You will typically work independently, albeit under the guidance of a member of staff.
A key element in succeeding with your dissertation will be to build on the skills and techniques you have learned when researching and writing other essays. Nevertheless, it is essential that you are prepared to direct your own study to a great extent (though your supervisor will be on hand to offer general guidance) and it is vital that you manage your time carefully.
Further details on dissertations are available on the dissertations page.
Formative assessment is not-for-credit; your final mark for the module will rest solely on your summative assessment. But formative assessment nevertheless constitutes an essential part of the overall learning process, so should be taken seriously.
The purpose of formative work is to enable you to get feedback on module material and essay writing.
For undergraduate students, the process should help you understand topic areas and improve your essay writing for each module.There may be some overlap between the topics on which you write for the summative essays, or very little. The reassurance that marks from the formative work don't count towards your final grade should mean that you feel confident enough to take risks in trying out various ideas.
NB: undergraduate formative essays are NOT a 'draft' of summative essays. You will be provided with separate essay questions for formative and summative coursework and a summative essay explicitly titled with a formative essay question will receive a mark of zero.
Undergraduate students are not, however, penalised for using material from formative assessment in summative assessment, if the content is relevant to the question being answered.
For postgraduate taught students, you will go on to use the material you've developed within the framework of your formative essays when it is time to produce your summative work. The reassurance that marks from the formative work don't count towards your final grade should mean that you feel confident enough to take risks in trying out various ideas. And then the feedback you get should tell you which are working and which aren't, and suggest avenues down which you might usefully pursue your ideas further.
Generic marking criteria for undergraduate and taught postgraduate modules in the Faculty of Arts & Humanities can be found on the marking criteria for assessment page.
Certain modules may have components of assessment with specific marking criteria. If specific marking criteria are employed for any of your assessments you will be able to find them in the KEATS module area.
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Artsy's goal is to expose as many people as possible to art. Our growing collection comprises 21,000+ artworks by 3,700+ artists from leading galleries, museums, private collections, foundations, and artists' estates. Artsy is honored to partner with 400+ galleries from New York to London, Paris to Shanghai, Johannesburg to São Paulo, and 75+ nonprofit organizations, including: Asian Art Museum, The British Museum, Calder Foundation, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Dallas Museum of Art, The Dedalus Foundation, Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI), The Estate of David Smith, Indianapolis Museum of Art, LAND, Museum of Inuit Art, Powerhouse Museum, The Richard Diebenkorn Foundation, The Royal Collection, SFMOMA, Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt: National Design Museum, St. Louis Art Museum, and others.


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- February 14, 2014 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Dr. Alex Jadad, a Toronto physician and founder of Toronto's Centre for Global eHealth Innovation will be the opening speaker of the next Treehouse Talks, Friday February 14, 2014, at the Toronto Reference Library, at 6:30 pm. Alex Jadad is also a Canada Research Chair in eHealth innovation and was previously Chief of the Health Information Research Unit, McMaster University. Dr. Jadad's interests focus on how to better define and measure happiness.
The Treehouse Talks, a monthly multidisciplinary speakers series, presents three leading personalities from diverse backgrounds to stimulate debate on contemporary issues and innovation. The speakers are all required to interact with the audience.
This upcoming Treehouse Talks will feature:
o Alex Jadad: Living a healthy and happy life until the last breath: Our greatest challenge
o Ralph Baker: Financial Literacy: If a 12-year-old can master It, so can you
o Wallis Giunta: Why Opera Singers Are Like Jugglers: How staying present in the moment is the key to success in live performance
The Treehouse Talks, created in 2010, are curated by Toronto lawyer Nicolas Rouleau. Their slogan is "3 PEOPLE x 3 TOPICS = 1,000 IDEAS".
"The Treehouse Talks are designed to engage the audience in a manner that crosses disciplines and introduces them to new ideas and new ways of thinking", says Rouleau. "They're free, they're fun, and they make you think".
"Since 2010 we've been giving some of Toronto's most curious and creative people a chance to connect over great conversations. Attendees have been inspired by a range of dynamic speakers, first at the MaRS Discovery District (2010) and then at the Toronto Reference Library (since 2011)", says Rouleau.


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Lucky Penny, lucky love
Emily & Kenny
Through being the hosts, the decorators, the organisers, greeting all the guests, taking selfies with everyone and being the very life of the party at your function, you two kept it all together. You didn't let the stress of it all overwhelm you, and instead leaned on each other for support. You made it look so effortless - marriage life is going to be a piece of cake for you two. I don't usually blog event photography but your engagement party was absolutely amazing so i couldn't help myself.
Having the chance to sneak away from the hustle and bustle of the party and running to our little sanctuary in the dining room for the mini-session was a magical moment. It gave me such loving insight into your relationship. The way you two talk to each other, the way Kenny makes you laugh, and Emily the way you look at Kenny, everything, just everything about you two is perfect.
I would wish you all the happiness in the world but you two already have that. Instead I'll wish for all your stuff animals to come alive to share that joy. Never forget that story, even when you're grey and old, hold onto those toys dearly.
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Maple Seeds Watercolor Painting
Maple Seeds Watercolor Painting
Maple seeds are a bit magical, don't you think? They are a springtime joy that recall childhood memories. Did you launch them into the air so they could helicopter to the ground? To this day, don't they fill you with a bit of glee when they start whirling from the trees?
If you look carefully at a maple seed it is so delicate and elegant. A beautiful design. This painting captures that beauty and elegance and at the same time whispers of childhood memories, a special secret shared with you.
Frame it and hang it in your home and it will add a bit of joy to your everyday.
Painting details:
Paper Size: 5" x 7" (12.7 cm x 17.8 cm)
Image Size: 4.5" x 2.75" (11.5 cm x 7 cm)
Paper: professional, heavyweight (140 lb), acid free watercolor paper
Paint: artist grade watercolors from a variety of manufacturers
Palette: tans, browns, cream, rose, green
Painting is unframed.
Note: Image copyright and reproduction rights are not included with the painting. Painting is signed with my initials.
Every order is lovingly gift wrapped with a handwritten note. You can see examples in the last photos.


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The Graduation Statement is a Commonwealth initiative that has been introduced to make Australian qualifications more portable and their value more transparent. The Graduation Statement will describe a higher education qualification in an easily understandable way, relating it to the system in which it was issued and describing qualifications in a clear and consistent way to potential employers and other higher education institutions. Curtin introduced the Graduation Statement for students who were conferred after 1 November 2010. Graduates who completed their studies prior to 1 November 2010 will not be eligible to receive a Graduation Statement.
The Graduation Statement is an official document provided to graduates by awarding institutions in addition to their award certificate. As well as details of the content and assessment of the course leading to the award, it contains further information about the course, the award, the institution and the Australian Higher Education system. The Graduation Statement also includes a section on special achievements of the graduate, which include official scholarships and prizes. This provides other institutions and potential employers with a broader understanding of the achievements of the graduate.
The design of the Curtin Graduation Statement is based on nationally agreed specifications approved by the Department of Education and Training.


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Burwood Group is a Proud Partner in National Health IT Week 2013
Chicago, IL - September 16, 2013 - This September, Burwood Group — as a partner in the advancement of health information technology to help improve healthcare — is joining approximately 200 public and private sector organizations to participate in the 8th Annual National Health IT Week (September 16-20, 2013). National Health IT Week 2013 is the premier event offering all healthcare stakeholders an opportunity to unite under one banner, expressing the benefits that health information technology (IT) brings to U.S. healthcare. "One Voice, One Vision."
Comprehensive health care reform is not possible without system-wide adoption of health information technology, which improves the quality of healthcare delivery, increases patient safety, decreases medical errors, and strengthens the interaction between patients and healthcare providers.
With Meaningful Use now providing the way forward, eligible providers across the country increasingly understand the benefits for themselves and their patients, and are adopting Meaningful Use compliant electronic health records.
Initiated in 2006 by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS), National Health IT Week has emerged as a landmark occasion for using health IT as part of the overall solution to improve America's healthcare as a bipartisan, federally led, market driven initiative.
The Week consists of events in Washington DC and across the country, including National Health IT Week 2013 participants —vendors, provider organizations, payers, pharmaceutical/biotech companies, government agencies, industry/professional associations, research foundations, and consumer protection groups — all working together to elevate national attention to the advantages of advancing health IT.
Visit www.HealthITWeek.org for a full list of partners and updates on the Week's activities. Working together with our growing coalition of stakeholders, Burwood Group is helping to transform healthcare for all.
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In our search of quality skin exfoliates and microdermabrasion products, we stumbled across one newer product called Dr Brandt Microdermabrasion Cream. The Dr Brandt line was developed by Dr. Fredric Brandt, a doctor with over twenty years of experience crafting and investigating a variety of ingredients and learning how they work together best.
While most products of this line have been tested and reviewed, it is important to get to the bottom of how well this microdermabrasion cream really works. This new Dr Brandt product claims to polish dry skin and promote better skin texture where one needs it the most. These claims will be evaluated to see whether or not this cream is worth the price tag.
Here is Dr Brandt Microdermabrasion product review. If you are aware of this product and have already made up your mind to buy this product, you can get the best price here or click on the button below:
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The first assertion made by the creators of Dr Brandt Microdermabrasion is that the facial cream helps to exfoliate and remove dry skin, leaving a fresh layer of beautiful skin underneath. Instructions dictate that the cream should be massaged into the skin for 1-2 minutes, two times per week.
Upon application, this cream feels smoother than traditional exfoliate creams but the diamond-shaped crystals and active ingredients such as glycerin go to work as soon as you begin rubbing it into the skin. After rinsing and patting the skin dry, I noticed a remarkably smoother face; the fatigue that winter had on my face seemed to have vanished in just a couple of minutes!
The second claim made the Dr Brandt Microdermabrasion Cream is that it helps to improve the overall quality of skin texture by shrinking pores and creating an even consistency across the entire face. I continued to use the product three more times over two weeks to further evaluate this assertion.
After two weeks, my pores did in fact seem smaller and there was a smoother texture in areas that before using the product had been saggier and drier looking, especially along the cheeks and closer to the eyes (note: do not use this product directly under the eyes). This product appears to have lived up to the hype and survived the test!
When it comes to the Dr Brandt Microdermabrasion Cream, there are still some minor issues that must be addressed. It contains parabens which have been linked to cancer; most cosmetic products contain parabens but it is unfortunate that this well-rounded, specially-crafted product does too. Also, for those who have not tried the product before, its price may seem like a big commitment. That issue should not be a big concern, however, as this stuff is worth every penny.
What specifically makes this microdermabrasion cream work so well? Three simple ingredients lend a helping hand to make the results stunning:
- Squalane – An all-around "miracle" ingredient, squalane acts as an antioxidant and moisturizer, helping inject youth and nutrients into the skin.
- Cetyl alcohol – This ingredient helps gently exfoliate the skin chemically by removing the loosest portions of skin without causing abrasion.
- Honey – Injects vital antioxidants and moisturizing power into the skin.
What Others Are Saying About This Product…
"I decided to try this after hearing so many good reviews and I was pleasantly surprised. I had been trying different microdermabrasion creams for a few years and this is the best. And for about the same price as other microdermabrasion creams, I think Dr. Brandt is much better. After using this, my skin feels so smooth and it exfoliates all the dry dead skin off my face."
"Wonderful product! I was challenged by "hormonal" acne on my chin and around my mouth. With use of Dr. Brandt Microdermabrasion every other day I no longer have the deep rooted acne on my chin. I use to feel the pimples growing deep under the skin… I no longer have any acne bumps or growths that I feel deep in the skin or visible to the eye. I will continue to use this product and I totally recommend for others to try!!"
"I absolutely adore this stuff. It's the best exfoliant I've ever used– and I've used plenty. It smells delicious–lemony citrusy, scrubs just the right amount, and feels cool and refreshing when it rinses cleanly off. I couldn't ask for anything better — just for it to be a wee bit less expensive."
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My Conclusion
For individuals who have clogged pores, rough skin and are in need of serious exfoliation, this microdermabrasion cream offers just what one needs to slough away the old and dull and rejuvenate the look and feel of one's skin.
This product avoids petrochemicals, sulfates, and synthetics dyes and fragrances, helping individuals with sensitive skin be more assured that the product will be compatible with their skin regimen. When it comes to Dr Brandt Microdermabrasion, there is not a better high-end product on the market that provides the results and price per ounce that this cream does.
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Also see the following related product reviews below.
I hope you have enjoyed my Dr Brandt Microdermabrasion review and hopefully you can make a good purchasing decision based on this review.


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Speaking to RTÉ Entertainment in Tel Aviv at Israel Calling, the biggest preview event for this year's Eurovision Song Contest, SuRie revealed that the competition is "starting to feel very real" and that she is "ready for it".
And it's no wonder that SuRie, who has performed backing vocals for artists like Chris Martin and Will Young, is feeling confident, as she is no stranger to the Eurovision stage, having appeared on it twice before.
The #Eurovision class of 2018 🙌🏻#IsraelCalling pic.twitter.com/6iUbMMIZWK
— Entertainment on RTÉ (@RTE_Ents) April 9, 2018
She was as a backing singer for Belgium's Loic Nottet during the Eurovision Song Contest in 2015. And she was the musical director for Blanche's City Lights, the Belgian entry at Eurovision 2017.
SuRie added: "It's unique – it's indescribable, there is nothing like it in the world. It is the most joyous, colourful, vibrant, positive experience. It's really is an honour."
.@Ryan_Acoustic riding into the #Eurovision like… #IsraelCalling pic.twitter.com/5IWgdjaD8o
— Entertainment on RTÉ (@RTE_Ents) April 9, 2018
Fresh from his appearance on The Late Late Show last Friday Ireland's Ryan O'Shaugnessy also made the trip to Israel and will be performing alongside 25 other Eurovision contestants at a free concert in Tel Aviv's Rabin Square in front of thousands of Eurovision fans on Tuesday.
O'Shaughnessy will perform Together in the first Eurovision Semi Final in Lisbon on Tuesday, May 8. The second Semi Final is on Thursday, May 10, with the Grand Final taking place on Saturday, May 12.


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NXT TakeOver: New Orleans Results
Adam Cole def. Velveteen Dream, EC3, Killian Dain, Lars Sullivan & Ricochet for NXT North American Championship
This might have been one of the best ladder matches I ever saw.
Shayna Baszler def. Ember Moon via submission NXT Women Championship
The Undisputed Era def. Authors of Pain, Roderick Strong & Pete Dunne NXT Tag Team Championships
Aleister Black def. Andrade "Cien" Almas via pinfall For NXT Championship
Johnny Gargano def. Tommasso Ciampa via submission (Unsanctioned Match)
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From the creators of America's #1 educational bestseller Brain Quest comes Summer Brain Quest: Between Grades 1 & 2—a workbook, a game, and an outdoor adventure! It's an interactive and personalized quest to keep kids excited about learning all summer long between 1st and 2nd grades.
Summer Brain Quest: Between Grades 1 & 2 begins with a map that guides you through a workbook filled with activities based on reading comprehension, writing, addition and subtraction, earth science, the seasons, telling time, and more! As you complete activities, you earn stickers to track your progress on the map. Jam-packed with curriculum-based exercises, bonus challenges, outside activities, over 150 stickers, a summer reading list, and a Brain Quest mini deck, Summer Brain Quest: Between Grades 1 & 2 covers the core concepts in English language arts, math, science, and social studies so kids keep essential skills sharp all summer.
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text: This was a really fun wedding to be a part of! As you'll be able to tell from the abundance of smiles, Jess and Sam were a super fun couple to spend the day with, just excited to be getting married surrounded by their friends and family. We were lucky to have great weather for their outside ceremony at Avon Old Farms hotel, followed by a reception in the Towpath Ballroom and even s'mores on the patio. Enjoy a few photos from their day!