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44 Brown Ave
Springfield Township, NJ 07081
The residential work started out small. With just a couple of part-time employees, Bob managed to effectively renovate many homes in the Central New Jersey Area. In time the business began to grow from minor renovations into large-scale additions. With no end in sight, Bob began to hire the skilled craftsmen needed to build these complicated home additions. He even leased a small place with an office to store materials and tools. However, the economy was about to crash and threaten all the business Bob had built. There's an old saying "Tough times don't last, tough people do."
When the economy finally did nose dive after 9-11 and the real estate market tanked we began looking for ways to keep busy. An old friend of Bob's who worked at a pallet racking company suggested we build some rack at a few job sites for his company. The work was easy for our team and we were able to survive for a time simply building and installing the pallet rack.
Eventually, we were approached to renovate a few offices. With our extensive experience gained in the residential market, we were able to exceed expectations wherever we went. Our clients seemed to genuinely appreciate the degree of urgency we placed on their projects. We were truly doing what we said we were going to do from estimate to completion in an environment where most contractors seemed to want to make a fast buck and get out. Our customers knew that when they called us with a problem, we made it our own and we solved it together. Customer service should always be a priority.
Approaching business in this way turned out to be extremely successful for us.
Although we specialize in the building and renovating of offices and warehouses, we are now in the process of expanding our operations to include retail construction and fit-outs, commercial, mix-use, high-end residential construction and renovations throughout New Jersey.
In whatever area of construction we are involved in, the challenges are always great but we still employ the same core work ethic formed all those years ago with Bob and that ugly old truck. That is "to treat each customer as a priority". These days with our constantly expanding shop and offices located in Springfield NJ, we can custom fabricate just about anything from a set of plans.
Top To Bottom work crews can be found in many different locations on any given day.
Our daily work load may include:
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We take great pride in our finished product and we truly do assign the same degree of urgency to the small projects as we do the large ones.
Give us a call! We love to back up those claims.

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From R1575 per Unit
Surrounded by majestic palms this tranquil retreat overlooks the magnificent Constantiaberg Mountains, taking in the rear view of the "Twelve Apostles" and "Table Mountain" Palm House was designed by a protégé of renowned architect Sir Herbert Baker in the early 1920's and has been lovingly restored to its full grandeur.
A full English breakfast is included or you may prefer to serve yourself from our South African Breakfast Buffet, filled with fresh local fruits. For anyone with special dietary needs our staff will happily prepare something just for you.
Luxury Guest house, 10 en-suite rooms all equipped with satellite television, direct-dial phones, hairdryers, safes and also have fully stocked mini-bars. Luxury Cottages in the grounds, together with a Pool House & Swimming pool are all just a short drive from Cape Town City Centre.
Whether on business or pleasure Palm House offers you a luxurious interlude whilst visiting the scenic sites of Cape Town and the breath-taking scenery of South Africa.
The entrance hall with its original oak floors and magnificent staircase greet you after entering the elegant arched entrance. Wood panelling open fireplaces and rich, relaxing and elegant décor will make you feel as though you are a special guest in a private home.
Our personal service and special attention to detail will ensure your stay will be an experience to be remembered.
All credit cards are accepted when paying through Sleeping-OUT.
10 Oxford Street, Wynberg, Cape Town, 7800
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Can I confide in you a little secret? I actually go to sleep excited for breakfast the next morning, particularly coffee. My beloved morning coffee is hands down my addiction of choice, but sometimes I get tired of hot coffee (especially living in Houston). On the flip-side, I'm not a exactly a morning person either, sooo to make a long story short(er) I've fallen in love with this simple iced-coffee recipe… fair warning, though, this post may not be for the coffee-snobs out there.
- 3 tsp. instant coffee
- 1 cup of milk (or use cream, your choice)
- 2 tsp. flavored syrup (I used sugar-free vanilla)
- 3 tsbp. warm water
- Ice
Combine the warm water and instant coffee in your cup, and stir really well. I like my coffee strong so I use 3 teaspoons of the coffee grounds, but two will work. Add in your flavored syrup, milk, and ice and stir once more, than you're good to go!


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vignette /vin'yet/
French for "little vine," A short, impressionistic scene that focuses on a moment or character evoking meaning through imagery.
About Me
Portrait Photogapher
Hi! My name is Amber, and as you can already tell, I love to photograph people.
I strongly believe photos are the best way to preserve and share special memories and life events with your family, friends, children, and your children's children.
I was born and raised in Hawaii, and a few years ago I graduated with an architecture degree. I bought my first SLR camera prior to a month-long architecture tour through Europe back in 2008, and I haven't stopped taking photos since. During architecture school, we sketched scenes, or "vignettes," to emulate the feeling of a space in a building. I felt that this idea can easily translate to my methods of taking photos, which is why I named my brand Vignette Studio.
While I have a full-time job as an architectural designer, I take photos of my friends, family and new clients on the weekends as a hobby and to keep my creativity flowing.
Thank you for taking me into consideration and I hope to work with you soon!


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Rhein Chemie eases move to environmentally friendly tire tread marking inks
Wednesday, 20. October 2010 Rhenomark® MP is a cost-effective alternative to solvent-based products
With the introduction of Rhenomark® MP, a tread marking ink, Rhein Chemie has made an ideal addition to its solutions for the tire industry.
Rhenomark® MP is an ink applied to the tread of a tire as a visible color code and serves labeling purposes. Like Rhein Chemie's Rhenodiv® release agents, Rhenomark® is water-based and therefore environmentally friendly.
The most important properties for the users of such inks are color brilliance and high covering power, the viscosity of the ink, and a short drying time. Cost-effectiveness is dependent on these criteria being met. In addition, brilliant, high-grade tire markings signalize a high tire quality for the end customer.
"The very short drying time of Rhenomark® MP is a pioneering development for a water-based product," says Frank Lueckgen, Executive Vice President Rubber Division at Rhein Chemie, adding: "As a result, tire plants can substitute solvent-based products with Rhenomark® MP without changing their production processes." The ink is free from heavy metal-based pigments. Rhenomark®'s high color brilliance, covering power and bonding strength make it possible to perform error-free laser scans of color codes on extruded green tire treads during the production process. The ink also significantly simplifies manual handling of the green tires and, later, of the vulcanized tires. In addition, the product's high bonding strength and water resistance ensure that the paint sticks perfectly to the tire tread.
Rhenomark® MP's particular feature is that it enables tire manufacturers to achieve the same level of performance as with solvent-based tread marking inks, allowing them to shift to an environmentally friendly solution without suffering economic disadvantages.
Worldwide, many products are still used that are based on solvents. Some countries, Germany and Japan included, have committed to reducing solvent emissions, since volatile organic compounds (VOC) are partly responsible for the formation of environmentally harmful ozone in the troposphere.
Reductions of VOC emissions in production plants help to improve safety in the workplace. For example, a mid-size tire manufacturing plant producing 10 million tires will consume approximately 10 tons of tread marking inks per year. Estimating a dry content of 25 percent, this means that 7.5 tons of hydrocarbons will evaporate at the workplace. Therefore an internal commitment of a tire plant to reduce the total VOC by 70 percent or more demands the replacement of solvent-based tread marking inks.
"We are increasingly receiving inquiries from rubber processors regarding a change from solvent-based products to water-based ones," says Dr. Anno Borkowsky, CEO & President of Rhein Chemie.This can be a difficult proposition, especially in ongoing series production, since the production process and quality have to remain at a constant level. "Our experts can provide the customer with the necessary assistance during such a change. They have the technical expertise and the requisite experience in the introduction of water-based products. This facilitates a solution which is both cost-effective and environmentally friendly," he explains.
Rhein Chemie serves the tire industry with a broad portfolio, including accelerators, standard and special curing agents, anti sun-check waxes, processing promoters, release agents and tire marking inks.
Rhein Chemie is a chemicals company which has had a successful track record in customized additives and service products stretching back over 100 years. The approximately 800-strong workforce develops, produces and sells products for various sectors of the rubber, lubricant and plastics industries worldwide. The company is headquartered in Mannheim-Rheinau, Germany and has production facilities in Europe, Asia and North and South America. Rhein Chemie is a wholly owned subsidiary of the LANXESS Group, Leverkusen, Germany
Mannheim, 20. October 2010
bit (2010-10-809EN)
Forward-Looking Statements
This news release contains forward-looking statements based on current assumptions and forecasts made by the management of Rhein Chemie Rheinau GmbH. Various known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors could lead to material differences between the actual future results, financial situation, development or performance of our sole stockholder LANXESS Deutschland GmbH and the estimates given here. These factors include those discussed in LANXESS AG's reports to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. LANXESS AG and Rhein Chemie Rheinau GmbH assume no liability whatsoever to update these forward-looking statements or to conform them to future events or developments.


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1/52 Lost & Bound
'We are bound by nothing except belief' – Ernest Holmes
I've been feeling creatively out of touch recently, and I think it's because I've missed constructing an image routinely each week like I did last year. I absolutely love all the work that I get, from all my clients to weddings etc, but I've missed the release that I get by producing different ideas and evolving throughout my personal work.
Out of this frustration sparked the idea for this image, I've been putting too much pressure on myself to conform, and I always feel insecure about what people may think of my weird mind/ideas. I just can't cope to hide the visions that I have anymore so I am officially starting my second 52 week project!
2/52 – The light that remains
'There is a light that never goes out, that never leaves when they leave. It remains and is adored through words written and memories told. It will not extinguish.'
I lost my grandad at the age of 8 years old and back then I didn't understand the effect that cancer had on so many people's lives. Only when I grew older I could truly understand the destruction it creates.
We remember those we have lost to cancer through the light they bring in our hearts and through actions we take to prevent others from feeling the pain.
On the 2nd July I took part in the 5k 'Pretty Muddy' Race for life with two of my friends. The race is to raise money for Cancer Research UK, who not only research to find ways to prevent the disease but also to help those in recovery to bring light in the dark times.
I have set up a Just Giving page and I would really appreciate if you could donate to this incredible charity (no matter how big or small of a contribution):
Thank you!
3/52 - Rosewater
Thank you to my Grandad and Nanna (Roy) for helping me with this shoot and letting me cut the heads of these beautiful flowers. All taken from their garden of a million rose bushes. I was testing artificial flowers and feeling a little bit deflated that my idea may not work, so my grandad suggested the rose heads and they worked so perfectly. I love my family for always understanding my visions, however weird they may be! – Also to Jack for shooting this whilst I floated around in the freezing cold pool!
4/52 - Solace
Jack came home from work and bounded straight upstairs to my office "Holly, bring your camera, quick get it, come on I've got something to show you!!".
I'd been feeling so overwhelmed with my work and I was thinking over how much I'd done and how much I had left to do, but with no energy, all I wanted to do was nap. I wasn't tired, I just didn't want to think for a moment, I needed peace from my unsettled mind.
Running down the stairs, he said "come look, look what I've found!", I leaped outside, with no shoes on the gravel, hopping along to the car. There it was, a beautiful butterfly resting on the tire (Derek, as Jack called him). I carefully picked it up and examined it but it seemed to have broken its wing. The rain was torrential that day so it wasn't a surprise that the butterfly couldn't explore. It crawled over my hand and vibrated it's wings as it tried to fly. Unsure as to how long it had left to live, we popped it onto the flowers to see if it would feed from the nectar, but with no luck there was nothing more we could do.
Moments like these remind me what it means to be alive. There I was struggling to stay awake, anxiety ridden, exhausted from all the work and along comes this beautiful creature to rescue the day. A friend text me, she told me that the symbol of the butterfly landing on you means that you have a peaceful spirit. I was far from peaceful on this particular day, but it had found me, rescued me, and provided me with the peace I was hoping for.
For it is up to you and me
to take solace
in nostalgia's arms
and our ability
to create
the everlasting
from fleeting moments."
― Sanober Khan, A touch, a tear, a tempest
The Unkown 5/52
This week has been such an emotional rollercoaster. It started off with a comment which caused a huge blow to my confidence, a doubting of my ability and the pride I had left had been well and truly dented.
I've had fun times with old friends, made some new friends and also photographed one of the most amazing weddings ever this weekend. I've photographed agency signed twins, finished off some commercial deadlines and manage to edit shit loads of pictures. (oh and update my accounts!!) All whilst feeling so over whelmed and run down.
And so this week I've been wading into the unknown with a flame on a candle that I relight each day, all in hope I make a good impression on the world. But in reality, not really knowing what the hell I'm doing.
I'm not wishing for a comfortable ride, but hopefully next week will present a clearer direction.
6/52 - Gravity
This week I went in the forest to film some videos and to generally just get away from the office. I was sat beneath the trees on a fresh stump when a dog starting barking at me, the owner apologised and continued to walk past me. He turned back and asked me what I was doing, so I explain about the videos and he became interested. He asked my name and he introduced himself as Wolff (with two F's).
We sat for a while chatting, and he said he was into poetry. I asked to hear some and so he read from his little book. I sat and breathed in the air whilst listening to his work. The conversation progressed and he confided in me about relationships and his recent heartbreak. I told him about recent struggles and we chatted for a couple of hours.
He thanked me for the chat as he said it had given him a different perspective on it all, I said the same. Our conversation couldn't have come at a better time and I felt fate was on both our sides that day. It felt like we were destined to cross paths.
Thank you Wolff, for stumbling across me that day. & Also Happy Birthday. You made my day a little brighter.
8/52 - Sunday Evening
Had a busy busy week of weddings, so not had chance to fully express creativeness in this weeks 52 week image. Instead this is just the reality of my Sunday, super chilled (well I don't actually sit on my coffee table that often, but yeah). My aim this week is to do an epic all out image including lots of youtube videos and tutorials!
9/52 - Holding On
10/52 - Cultivate
Last week I took the time to water myself, stripping it right back to the things I need in life. Rest, self-love, family and friendship.
I'm back to editing, weddings and everything else this week, and I feel so fresh and rejuvenated. Hope everyone had a great bank holiday weekend, here in the UK!
11/52 - Blossoming
I've travelled over 1300 miles in the past two weeks for weddings and photoshoots. (…and a weekend away with my girls and a break up north with my family). I'm tired and need reseting, but I finally feel like the doubt has lifted and my creativity is oozing again.
Amy – the teddy that lives under the bed.
I few months ago I found the teddy bear that used to lay beside me from birth to… well I'm not quite sure when I gave her up. She brought back so many memories and emotions that I forgot had existed. One of those being the most intense sense of companionship. How amazing for an inanimate ball of fluff to have such an impact on the mind. 🐻
I travelled north this past weekend to celebrate my Auntie's birthday with a surprise party. On Saturday myself and Jack took ourselves on a 6km run with Rosie round the countryside where my parents live. We came across a corn field with a huge great tree in the middle and decided to go back after and venture in.
Around the tree, the corn became lower and gradient in heights. We snapped away and played around in our own little private world. It was amazing to feel so secluded yet free from the outside world. However on the way back out we got a little bit lost but took the decision to go in a straight line and hoped for the best! (We made it after getting hit in the face by multiple leaves and pulling bugs out of our hair in the shower after)
14/52 - Dragonfly Hotel
An unfamiliar place, with unfamiliar thoughts. The experiences that I've had during my hotel stays this year have brought me sleepless nights and lots of solo meals. But I'm happy with that because in a season that is oh so hectic, a night in a new place, in a new bed brings that familiar sense of growth.
(plus I've had a hilarious time documenting it all over on my snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/hollyrosestones)
I might not say it enough, but I bloody love my job.
16/52 - Soothe
A pretty late entry to the project but here's my image for week 16.
I pretty much got over every fear and apprehension I had about travelling on this trip. A year ago I would never have hopped on a plane for 20 hours to travel across the world. It's way too far, I'd always tell myself. I decided to abandon those emotions at the plane door and swallowed each day of doubt with a positive declaration. It was such a soothing experience. Something I can't put into words. Just imagine yourself on a humid, heavy, unbreathable day and dropping into a tempting, cool (ish) swimming pool. That relief.
That's how it felt.
This was taking in the most beautiful villa where myself, Jack and our friends stayed for three nights. It's just outside Ubud in Bali and it's called Villa Kayu Lama, perfect if you want to hire bikes to travel around on because Ubud centre is about a 15-20 minute car journey, all the reasons to get your helmet on and cruise!
17/52 - My human diary, greatest supporter, therapist and personal comedian. I'm pretty damn lucky to have you.
18/52 - Freedom
A time when I was feeling a moment of exemption from most true life responsibilities.
19/52 - Happy Halloween
Last weekend I went pumpkin picking at PYO Pumpkin with Jack and my friend Abbie. It was the hardest experience of my life trying to pick a pumpkin that spoke out to me out of about 10 thousand pumpkins. It was hilarious because I kept picking one up but then putting it down and replacing it with another, I'm just so indecisive! (Here's the blog post I posted this past week from the PYO day!)
I then spent an evening last week carving the pumpkin which was also pretty hard because I didn't have the right tools for the job and almost cut my finger about 50 times with the knife. 😂 It was fun though because I decided against carving a face or anything traditional and went for a starry scene instead. I was carving the pumpkin with the image below in mind and I aimed for a more ambient tone instead of it being 'scary'!
I vlogged the whole process of creating the image, from setting up the scene and choosing the dress to shooting the image and editing it. If you'd like to see how I created it, then check out the video below. This video is the first in my aim to post two videos a week during the month of November. I'm then hoping to carry it on and see how I get on with the uploads. I have so many ideas for videos so if you'd like to keep up with them, then click here to subscribe to my channel. and wish me luck!!
20/52 - Sparks Fly
'Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.'
Helen Keller
We had so much fun creating this image, I've only ever used sparklers at weddings for the 'sparkler exit' images, so it was great to use them and have a little bit more control. Below is a behind the scenes of how it was made, and of course a little vlog and speed edit as always. I almost set my hair on fire, and I'm sure you'll be able to see my face of fear when it happens!
21/52 - Beneath the skin
I've had the most fulfilling day today! This morning I eagerly challenged myself to photographing 5 concept ideas within a day, which of course, is only about 6 hours in the November daylight. Pfft.
It was super stimulating and setting the challenge made me realise how much I've actually been afraid of failing this year. I always grew up with a quiet confidence that I knew what I was doing. However, this year, all that changed and I grew to hurt myself by doubting everything that I loved and was good at. (All the creatives out there, you feel me?!)
The best part about photography though, is that every experience/shoot is completely different to any other. I THRIVE off this now. I'm constantly being fed something new and I'm always learning.
So with that said, I'll trade all those failures in and pick myself up some brain bricks and cement, and build my way to those fist pump moments.
This was my first concept of the day, it seems ages ago now. I vlogged it all so I'll be posting it on my youtube channel very soon! (and then you can find out if I managed to photograph all 5!! 👀)
22/52 - Navigating the wilderness
23/52 - Bygone
27/52 - Paint Your Thoughts
This image is a homage to all the artists I know who are utterly and passionately consumed by their ideas. Translating the concepts that follow us around day and night is such a brave and soulful experience. The feeling of euphoria I transcend when creating is unexplainable. I have no real understanding for the butterflies I experience whilst editing an image but I know that without putting the brush to the canvas, I could not cope.
I've been sitting on this idea for a couple of months now, it's been revisiting me over and over again. I've been practising a new mindset recently, one that includes telling myself out loud to stop all negative thoughts. It's been working so far and by painting my thoughts, it's allowed me the freedom to introduce new ideas. I'm so content that I've finally reached this place!
28/52 - Lighter Than Air
"If you hear a voice within you say 'you cannot paint,' then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced." Van Gogh
I've done a few things lately that I thought I'd never be able to do, and today I flew (..even if it was only by the power of photoshop!). This image was inspired by Emma Bloom from Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, the girl that's lighter than air.
Thank you so much to Cass for helping me create this image!!
29/52 - Burnt Out
At the weekend myself and Cass decided to go for a little explore to shoot some new concepts. I'd had these in my head for a little while and Cass volunteered to help me out with shooting them. Check out the behind the scenes video over on my YouTube (link below!)
30/52 - Stillness
'I'm flying low and I'm
not saying a word.
I'm letting all the voodoos of ambition sleep.
The world goes on as it must,
the bees in the garden rumbling a little,
the fish leaping, the gnats getting eaten.
And so forth.
But I'm taking the day off.
Quiet as a feather.
I hardly move though really I'm traveling
a terrific distance.
Stillness. One of the doors
into the temple.'
- Today by Mary Oliver
Today I've been in edit mode catching up with all the incredible shoots I've done over the past couple of weeks and editing all the videos.
I was drawn to this poem by Mary Oliver and I now feel a sense of permission. Sometimes you just need a day off, right? I think I'm ready for one of those mysteries very soon.
As always, the video for this image will be up on my channel on Sunday. <3
31/52 - Rescue
There's a new behind the scenes video over on my YouTube today. It's a very open, honest video on how and why I created this image! 🕊
32/52 - In Touch
I had so much fun creating this image, 'Jack point with intent, pull harder, ok don't strangle me!' – I had a red rash on my face after though because the gloves were pretty much like sand paper. I've posted a behind the scenes of how I crater this image below too, go check it out!
33/52 - Phosphorescence
- A word I learnt whilst researching what to call this image.
I've been surrounding myself with beautifully minded people recently, ones that I can absorb positivity and re-emit a new energy. It's been a breath of fresh air!! (apart from on this cliff when myself and Cass almost lost our breath in the treacherous winds!)
34/52 - Emerald
I took a weekend off last week, the first in a very long while. Jack and I packed a picnic & supplies and journeyed over to Whitstable, a seaside town I've always wanted to visit. It was an overcast yet warm day, so I threw on my new emerald green dress and dove into the sea (although, I say dove, it was more of a hobble and wobble because of all the sharp stones).
I've been feeling a little uninspired to create from drowning in client work recently (not complaining, I just lost the ability to balance for a little while). So I made it my mission this day to force myself to create. I've realised recently that motivation comes in waves, but the real work is done when you force yourself. This took every ounce of my effort to produce, but I did it, and it's worked.
35/52 - Golden Road
Myself and Sara ventured around the city yesterday, we went thrift shopping in Brooklyn and I bought a new prop dress. We jumped on so many other forms of transport (including the ferry where I almost lost my hat in the wind!) and ended up at Washington Street with the most amazing view of Manhattan Bridge.
After moving out the way of multiple cars, taking photos of a post man and getting called out for having great moves, we finally got this shot! Of course inspired by one of my favourite child hood films, the wizard of oz! 💛
36/52 - We Stand Tall
This image was taken at the abandoned 69th Street Transfer Bridge on the Hudson River. Built in 1911 it was used to transport rail cars from New York to New Jersey and stopped service in the 70s. I was lead to this incredible structure by Sara on my first day in NY and in Sara's exact words she said 'Holly you will love this!', and I absolutely did!
37/52 - The Host
When it's over, I want to say: all my life
I was a bride married to amazement.
I was the bridegroom, taking the world into my arms.
When it is over, I don't want to wonder
if I have made of my life something particular, and real.
I don't want to find myself sighing and frightened,
or full of argument.
I don't want to end up simply having visited this world.
– Mary Oliver
38/52 - Off the Beaten Track - & taking a break from social media this weekend!
39/52 - The Call
This image is dedicated to all the amazing people working as part of the emergency services around our country. These people have lives of there own with families surrounding them, yet they risk everything for public safety – complete strangers to them. They are courageous and heroic and to hear that they had dealt with the situation at London Bridge within 8 minutes is mind blowing.
I've found it hard this past couple of weeks to regain myself positively since the Manchester attack, and then to be in a place just hours before another attack happens makes me feel lifeless. But knowing how insanely brave our community and society is, is just incredible. Knowing that help is only a phone call away, how wonderful is that?
If we can take one thing from this incident, it would be that we KNOW we can trust them. Let's always treat them with respect, honour and commend them & give them what they deserve – all the praise in the world.
40/52 - By The Boating Lake
From a voyage I took through central park on a day I discovered things about myself that I never thought I'd be able to do. (Like setting up this shot and getting changed into a dress in front of fellow lake goers and boat rowers, in the middle of the day in NYC!)
When I first began this journey of self expression through photography, I would often let fear override my ability to project the perfect shot. However, as recently as ever, I made a pact with myself to never EVER let that get in the way. Hence why I took myself off to New York a few weeks ago to challenge that notion.
& Here I am, shooting on the side of the lake without a care in the world. (Also, coincidentally bumping into Thomas Langley & Amy, who were casually rowing a boat past me – in which I jumped in for a little ride!)
What an incredibly delightful day!
41/52 - Moving On
Life's got pretty damn hectic recently which means I've been away from my beloved photoshop for too long. I'm making my way through mountains of wedding editing (which of course I love) but it means I haven't had much time to be creative. I sat down to edit this image last night from NYC, and I just couldn't make it work. I had so many ideas for the outcome and the way I wanted to see it, but everything I did just did. not. work. In the end I decided to keep it simple and use no photoshop for a change.
So, Here's a pretty raw image from a shoot in New York that was meant to turn out differently... but it didn't and that's ok.
42/52 - Escape
"Keep some room in your heart for the unimaginable."
― Mary Oliver
This shoot was hilarious/scary/sweaty (NYC weather!) and exhilarating to fathom! I was pretty much unable to balance my tripod in the right position on the fire escape without the risk of it taking a huge tumble to the pavements below. So my beaut Sara helped me out with this!
I'll be posting the behind the scenes video from this day over on my YouTube in the next week or so! I'm also currently planning my next venture to take my YouTube videos to the next level! (all will be revealed soon!)
43/52 - Alter
I spent some time at home recently with my family in Doncaster. It was therapeutic and soothing to feel secure in my surroundings, especially as the home I grew up in has the most amazing garden full of blooms. I came home, back to Kent with a new office/studio space to prepare and it's been so amazing to spread a little further and organise my props and dresses a little better. Beneath all the weddings and videos I've created, I've been settling myself into a change of atmosphere and head space. It's so refreshing and I can't wait to see what I can create from this new work space perspective.
44/52 - The House of Green
Solid you stand
as the vines creep,
nurture your growth
as the world sleeps.
The house of green
will always be seen,
to those that cultivate,
must wait.
44/52 - Prickle
45/52 - Passing Through
"Instructions for living a life.
Pay attention.
Be astonished.
Tell about it."
― Mary Oliver
My job takes me to beautiful places. Ibiza blew me away!
46/52 - Part 2
47/52 - Breathe me in
48/52 - Transpire
"I must be a mermaid, Rango. I have no fear of depths and a great fear of shallow living." - AN


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Republic 'Refresh' Launch
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Australia's home to the Best Outdoor Beer Garden, Republic, is excited to present the new look and feel to Adelaide's coolest venue in the East.
Located in the trendy suburb of Norwood, Republic is now under new management, and is ready to launch the ultimate weekend experience with refreshes to the venue's décor, entertainment line up and food and beverage offerings.
Newly appointed Venue Manager, Stephen Lee, says, "We thought it was time for Republic to take a breath of fresh air… But rest assured that what our patrons have come to know and love about Republic won't change. We simply want to be ever-evolving to ensure we remain the modern, exciting pub that we are renowned for," says Lee.
Introducing the new sassy Friday night theme, Miss Friday, $5 bubbles and espresso martinis will be up on offer for the gals, where the lads are taken care of with Republic's large range of craft beer on tap.
"With irresistible drink specials, Miss Friday is the perfect way to kick-start your weekend, whether you're looking for casual after work drinks or a big night out," says Lee.
You can now end the weekend with a bang there as well, with the Secret Garden Party Sunday Sessions, including awesome weekly giveaways and chilled tunes. Check out Blues & Roots singer, Ciaram Granger, this week!
"Ciaram Granger adds a special something to Republic's ambience, as he performs modern commercial tracks with a blues and roots feel to it. We also have an impressive line-up of renowned singers and musicians from X-Factor and Australia's Got Talent," says Lee.
The Sunday Secret Garden Party also offers a delicious, new food concept where you can create your own platter. Patrons can choose from a variety of gourmet small goods and dips to formulate the ultimate dish to share with friends.
"The Republic team have prepared the perfect combination of food offerings, drink specials and entertainment to create a fun and enjoyable atmosphere for all. We see the 'create your own platter' concept as a great way to mix things up to either sample new flavours or make sure all your favourites are on the one plate," says Lee.
The brains and talent behind Republic's new menu is owed greatly to the team effort of newly appointed Head Chef, Robert Johnston and renowned Chef, Chris Wotton.
Johnston says, "Republic's new menu possesses a rustic, gourmet vibe, with a focus on delicious home style cooking that can only be cooked in our restaurant. People today are becoming more health conscience and want to consume top quality ingredients that are prepared in-house. The new menu now includes a variety of healthy options, with a focus on wholegrain and gourmet salads.
"But don't worry, the menu still features crowd favourites such as the Suckling Pig, as we are now focused on accommodating for a wider variety of food preferences," says Johnson.
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Amid differences, Congress chooses V Narayanasamy as next Puducherry CM
Puducherry, May 28: Former Union minister of state V Narayanasamy has been unanimously elected as the Congress Legislature Party leader to become the next chief minister of the Union Territory of Puducherry.
The Congress-DMK alliance won the recently held election in the UT though it failed to dislodge the AIADMK government of J Jayalalithaa in neighbouring Tamil Nadu.
The announcement was made by former Delhi chief minister Sheila Dikshit and AICC general secretary Mukul Wasnik who were deputed as observers by the party high command after discussions with the newly elected MLAs. The Congress won 15 seats in the 30-member Assembly in the May 16 election. The DMK won two seats, giving the alliance the required majority of 16.
Dikshit said the decision to pick Narayanasamy, a former Union minister of state, was backed by all the MLAs, Pradesh Congress Committee chief A Namassivayam and former chief minister V Vaithlingam.
Party president Sonia Gandhi and vice-president Rahul Gandhi congratulated Narayanasamy over the phone.
Namassivayam's supporters protest
The Congress was facing differences in its ranks over the choice of the chief minister. As soon as the news about Narayanasamy's election broke, supporters of Namassivayam protested against the decision. They alleged that though Narayanasamy said he was not in race for the CM's post, he worked behind the scenes to ensure that he won the chair unopposed.
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Capital Classics brings radio-theatre performances of "Frankenstein" to The Mark Twain House & Museum in Hartford this Halloween week.
Just like the days of the golden age of radio, Company members use live sound effects, music and their storytelling vocal skills to tell the tale of Dr. Frankenstein and his infamous monster. This adaptation, created in celebration of the 200th anniversary of the publication of Mary Shelley's novel, will to keep audiences on the edge of their seats.
Performances are held on Friday, October 26 and Saturday, October 27 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, October 28 at 2:00 p.m. at the Lincoln Theater at The Mark Twain House & Museum, 351 Farmington Avenue in Hartford. Audience members of all ages are welcome for a scary good time.
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Thoughts on the 2011 New Professionals Conference
If you've followed my posts for any particular length of time, you may have picked up that I'm relatively new to the library and information profession. So I was really pleased when my line managers said that they'd support me to attend this year's CILIP New Professionals Conference, held on Monday 20th June. After a bit of a mad journey, which involved getting thoroughly confused with the Manchester bus system, I did finally arrive at Hulme Hall at the University of Manchester to meet other new professionals, listen to the speakers and participate in the workshops. In this post I'm going to try to pick up on what you could describe as the incidental things; the running themes, the throwaway comments and the things that were missed. And I'm going to tell you what I thought, and what I'm taking away from it.
Social and online networking was mentioned a lot
Helen Murphy talked about the cpd23 programme, which I'll be taking part in over the coming weeks and months and involves using social media for professional development. Ka-Ming Pang and Jo Norwood suggested starting up hacklibschool-type web chats for UK LIS students, Voices for the Library representatives talked about Twitter flash mobs as activism. Yet when I looked around, there were a number of people who didn't include Twitter names on their delegate badges. And Rachel Bickley's survey suggested that some experienced professionals see online new professional communities as cliquey. I'm pretty pro social media as a communication and networking tool, but I think it's important to be inclusive; you shouldn't need to have a Twitter account to be fully involved in a professional conference.
Engagement seemed to be a key theme emerging throughout the day. Alice Halsey and Simon Barron discussed engaging with people to advocate libraries and information services and prompt change in society. Katie Birkwood and Naomi Herbert talked about special collections outreach and engaging the local community. Megan Wiley discussed engaging with colleagues – 'don't assume that your colleagues know what you're doing. Tell them'. This engagement theme was linked to issues surrounding threats to library services and articulating our value as information professionals. Maybe engagement is part of the answer, and as I find the activism thing difficult, maybe that's where I can make a contribution towards the #savelibraries cause.
The old meets the new
There was lots of talk of the old and the new. One of Rachel Bickley's survey respondents questioned, 'why can't the new profs just get involved with the old profs?'. In Nicola Forgham-Healey and Franko Kowalczuk's workshop, we were asked to think about old and new professional skills. Katie Birkwood and Naomi Herbert discussed 'teaching old books new tricks'. I got the sense of new professionals perhaps struggling to find their place within an old, established profession, or the traditional profession of librarianship trying desperately to grasp the new. One or the other, or maybe both. I haven't quite decided.
Question: Why do so many new professionals end up floating into the library and information profession by accident?
When asked why they chose a career in libraries and information services, 4 of the conference speakers confirmed that they sort of 'fell into' the profession. Answers on a postcard please…
I really hope that CILIP types amongst the delegates were taking notes
There were some important points raised about the way CILIP caters to its new professional members, and potential members. In terms of marketing the profession to potential new professionals, why aren't sixth formers hearing about libraries and information services as a career choice? Why does CILIP charge the same subscription rate for everyone earning above £17,501, when a new professional's salary is so vastly different to that of a library director? And can CILIP do more to attract student members?
The speakers blew me away
Massive admiration. They were very brave to talk in front of lots of people (something I need to improve on… I'll be blogging about it soon after my upcoming public speaking jaunt on Friday). And they had interesting opinions, they talked about diverse subjects. I learnt about some areas of information work, such as careers information and special collections outreach, that I haven't really encountered before.
The standard routes into the library and information profession were really reinforced
Which for me was a sad thing. From what I could gather, all of the speakers at this year's New Professionals Conference either had a CILIP accredited Masters, or were in the process of undertaking one. In a time of downturn, an MA isn't a possibility for everyone. I would have liked to have seen more engagement with the idea of non-typical routes into the profession.
And the issue of unemployment was skirted around
The title of this year's New Professionals Conference was Professionalism and Activism in a Time of Downturn. Although recent news on unemployment figures has been quite encouraging, it's still a tough old job market at the moment. What happens when you're new, and you can't even get into the profession?
All in all, I found that there was a lot to take away from the New Professionals Conference, and I met some great like-minded people. It might not be a detailed account of all the papers I heard (as evaluating is 'not describing'!), but these are my thoughts, for what they're worth.
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Hi Rachel,
I really like the way you've drawn out some of the themes from the day in this post. I thought Rachel's observation about perceptions of cliquey-ness were really interesting, and also worrying. It was through taking part in Cambridge 23 Things that I decided that there aren't really 'cliques' just conservations that I hadn't got involved in (how cheesey is that?!), so I'm hoping that CPD23 might help other people feel more invovled, too.
Alice (who co-led the activism workshop) pointed out to me after our paper that the work Naomi and I did (and hope to continue doing elsewhere) counted as activism – she asked why we hadn't mentioned it in the workshop! Even though I've thought of it as helping to improve people's opinions of libraries, I hadn't previously conceived of it as activism per se, so I think there's plenty of scope for everyone to find something their comfortable doing.
Another one here who chose librarianship by accident! This was despite my mam telling me for years that I should be a librarian – I think I just wanted to be rebellious.
I also really liked your themed layout. Regarding the clique perception, that's really interesting and I know when I first started tweeting and blogging, I was really scared of saying anything in case people thought I was stupid or didn't want to talk to me. When I did start to speak up a bit, I found everyone was really friendly and welcoming and I didn't know what I'd been worrying about. I guess it's a matter of trying to encourage people to take that first step.
Hi Rachel,
Sorry i'm a little late replying here but better late than never eh?
As one of the CILIP-types you referred to in your blog I thought I should reply to say that I was careful to take note of the issues raised in relation to CILIP and the points made about subscription rates and CILIP promoting the profession have been passed on to my colleagues here at CILIP.
I also want to add a few other things that you may or may not be aware of. On the topic of promoting the profession to schoolchildren CILIP has only recently created some promotional materials that go some way toward serving this purpose. These are available here if you want to have a look: http://bit.ly/kRascG
Recently too I was able to make good use of these materials when I found a librarian on Twitter who answeredmy call for someone to attend a recent careers fair at a school in London. There's an account of what happened on our blog here too: http://bit.ly/iZHOtd
I'd also like to say that I enjoyed reading your blog post, particularly how you have picked out the key themes (like Katie said). It was a good read.
Hope to see you in real-life at the next event.
Richard Hawkins


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Intel has officially shown a new M. 2 variant of its Intel Optane 905P, allowing the company to offer its Optane-based storage solution in a smaller form factor than ever before.
So far, Intel's Optane storage in M. 2 format has been limited to the acceleration drives Cache and SSD with a maximum capacity of 118 GB, all limited to a PCIE 3.0 x 2 interface that does not allow to take full speed that can offer the Memor The 3d Xpoint. The new Intel Optane 905P M. 2 comes with a PCIE 3.0 4x interface and an estimated capacity of 380 GB per unit. These two features make us face the most advanced and interesting Optane M. 2 Unit to date.
This 380GB estimate in its capacity comes from an Intel demonstration in which it used a RAID configuration of four of these drives to deliver 1.5 TB of storage. The form factor M. 2 will allow these Optane units to be used on laptops, a breakthrough compared to previous versions in PCIe formats and a 2.5-inch U. 2 storage unit. For now, no figures have been given on their performance.
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The programme of the 2013 CHORD Conference, which will take place at the Marks and Spencer Company Archive, Leeds, on 5 September 2013, is now ready and registration is open.
9.30 – 10.00 Clare Backhouse, Courtauld Institute of Art, UK, 'Broadside ballads, Dress and the Senses in Seventeenth-Century England'
10.00 – 10.30 Lucy A. Bailey, University of Northampton, UK, 'An Assault on the Senses: Cultural Representations of the Victorian Village Shop'
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11.30 -12.00 Ai Hisano, University of Delaware, US, 'The Color of Taste: Selling Food in Clear Packages in the Early-Twentieth-Century United States'
12.00- 13.30 Lunch and Tour of the Archives
13.30 – 14.45 A Touch of Cloth
Serena Dyer, University of Warwick, UK, '"Discomposing the Goods": Sensory Shopping and the Consumption of Clothing, 1750-1850'
Angela Loxham, Lancaster University, UK, 'Clothing, Touch and Liberal Governance'
Danielle Sprecher, University of Leeds and Leeds Museums and Galleries, UK, 'How Does It Handle? The Place of Cloth in the Marketing and Selling of Menswear in Britain, c.1945-1980'
14.45 – 15.15 Stephanie Rains, NUI Maynooth, Ireland, 'Touch Wood: Women, Shopping and the Politics of Sitting Down'
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15.45 – 16.30 Contemporary Retailing and the Senses
Amber Martin, University of Nottingham, UK, 'Sex Shops and the Senses: The Sensory Nature of Sex Product Consumption'
Tracy Smith, Canterbury Christ Church University, UK, 'A Comparative Analysis of Factors Affecting the Consumer's Attitude to Purchasing Fashion Clothing within the Physical and Online Retail Environments'
16.30 – 17.00 Katy Mullin, University of Leeds, UK, 'Victorian Shop-girls, Sexuality and the Senses'
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Lead response management is a crucial discipline that sales teams need to master. But how your respond to your most valuable leads will always be dependent on what type of sales model you operate in and the structure of your sales team.
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Despite my close call with spoiled port wine, I have survived another day. And what a day it was!
It got to 83 degrees in Atlanta today. It would seem that we have skipped over spring and gone straight to summer. Although, that assessment may be premature as I hear it is suppose to get close to freezing again tonight. So in a matter of a week we will have experienced winter, spring, and summer.
And now we are in the throes of a nasty thunderstorm.
Most of the dogs are skittish (Indy is sleeping), and the cats got out and are still outside somewhere. I almost wish I was in bed...I love sleeping in a thunderstorm. But I still have a coat of yellow paint to go on the mirror I painted today. I will call it an experiment, because I'm not sure if I love it yet. The idea was to add a pop of sunny color to the shades of gray in the house. And as they say, it's just paint. If I hate it, I can just paint it again.
At this point, I suspect I'll be pulling out a light gray tomorrow and repainting. We'll see.
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Jersey Shore Jail Time: This Is How Mike Spent His Last Moments Before Going To Prison
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Everyone is all smiles -- well, almost everyone
Jen and Larry had quite the reaction to the life-changing news
The clash of countries will commence on August 28
The show's latest mystery man made a massive mistake
Cara and Jordan certainly have history with the 'Free Agents' winner
A brand-new series, hosted by Rachel Lindsay and Travis Mills, will cover the timely topic
The couple ended the season by finally seeing their 10-year-old girl
Mike pulled out all the stops to ensure his nuptials would be picture-perfect
Based on Mr. Pratt's comments, it's not likely
He and his wife Kristina revealed their concerns about the future
New adventures, new faces and new challenges begin on September 10
Their road to #1 will begin on August 28
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The Doctor Who Regeneration Review is a weekly column cataloging all the times Peter Capaldi's 12th Doctor nearly regenerates, or dies, in the latest episode of BBC America's popular science fiction show. Since this is the
Scottish "cross" character's final season — a fact the showrunners have enjoyed teasing in the promos — we decided to tease back. Most items are serious, some silly, and all measured with the Doctor's ?.
Steven Moffat, the outgoing Doctor Who showrunner who has been helming the series since 2010, loves to recycle story lines and tropes on the regular. Certain episodes this season have proven this to be the case, especially this week's penultimate "World Enough and Time," which sees the dastardly return of the Mondasian Cybermen and the Master (John Simm). Yet it also includes a pivotal plot point last seen in the season eight finale "Death in Heaven." In other words, a close (and human) confidant of the Doctor is transformed into one of the mindless Cybermen and used against him.
It's also employed against the audience, to an extent, as the salvation of Bill is an easy emotional ploy meant to pull at the viewers' heartstrings. And it works, though not nearly as well as the main aspect of the story established (and continued) by "World Enough and Time." Taking a cue from writer and director Christopher Nolan's science-heavy Interstellar, Moffat has concocted a plot in which time itself has become the enemy of the Doctor and his companions. Aboard a 400 mile-long ship teetering on the edge of a black hole, time moves far more slowly at one end than it does at the other.
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Some special needs kids still falling through DCPS cracks
DC Public Schools recently opened a second facility to serve DC parents who are concerned that their preschool-age child may have a disability or a developmental delay. However, as a judge's ruling made clear last week, ineffective managers of these facilities are allowing children with special needs to fall through the cracks.
This is not only tragic for these children, but extremely expensive when DCPS identifies their special needs much later.
On November 8, DCPS opened its second Early Stages center next to the Minnesota Ave Metro station. The program, which started in October 2009 with the opening of its first center at the Walker-Jones Education Campus in Ward 6, is free for all DC residents, as well as families who attend private schools in DC, who suspect that their child between 3 and 5 years of age may have a disability or a developmental delay.
This isn't just a compassionate and cost-effective initiative. It's also a federal law.
The Child Find provision of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires that all states have a comprehensive system "to assure that all children who are in need of early intervention or special education services are located, identified, and referred."
This provision emphasizes the importance of early intervening services since providing services to children before they reach kindergarten "can have a significant impart on a child's ability to learn new skills as well as reduce the need for costly interventions over time" for children with developmental delays and disabilities as well as those with learning disabilities.
While DCPS, including Early Stages for preschool-age children, and DC Charter Schools are responsible for identifying students in need of special education services between the ages of 3 and 21, the Office of the State Superintendent of Education is responsible for identifying all DC residents from birth to age 3 in need of special education services.
Sadly, these obligations to the most vulnerable in the District are still not being met. Testimony in the continuing class action lawsuit, DL v. District of Columbia, demonstrates that DCPS must strengthen several elements needed to have a comprehensive Child Find system. The suit was brought about by 7 families in 2005 "who encountered barriers and delays in securing special education services for which they were eligible".
A judge overseeing the suit ruled last week that DCPS had failed to provide some parents with a timely evaluation, as determined under IDEA. Early Stages staff acknowledged that "at least four patients per day contacted Early Stages 'to report that a Child Find Coordinator had failed to return their calls regarding providing their children with an evaluation or an eligibility screening.'"
The testimony of another DCPS witness, Maxine Freund, a professor at George Washington's Graduate School of Education and Human Development, also illustrated how "leadership turnover and lengthy vacancies in key positions" hindered Early Stages' efforts in becoming a comprehensive child find system.
Poor leadership has most likely limited the development of a tracking system "to determine which children are receiving services and ensure follow-up once children are referred" as well as complete coordination among agencies in Washington, DC involved in providing services to identified children.
The opening of the second Early Stages center is certainly a step in the right direction. Before the opening of the second Early Stages center, 40 percent of the referrals in the Ward 6 Early Stages center were from children in Wards 7 and 8. This high number of referrals is consistent with the most recent census data that illustrates that 40 percent of DC children live in Wards 7 and 8.
Furthermore, children who live in poverty are more at risk for having a developmental delay. While less than 3.1 percent of children who live in Ward 3 live in poverty, over 40 percent of children who live in Ward 7 and about 50 percent of children who live in Ward 8 live in poverty. Early Stages staff believe that at least 12 percent of children in this age group have a disability or a developmental delay.
While the implementation of the Early Stages program has played a role in increasing the identification of preschool-age children with disabilities or developmental delays, DCPS must strengthen its efforts to fill the position vacancies with people who are not only experienced in Child Find, but also have strong leadership skills.
Including strong leaders in management positions and reducing turnover would increase the likelihood of Early Stages developing a culture that supports the aspects of a comprehensive Child Find system, including timely evaluations, communication with families, interagency coordination, and the development of a tracking system.
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The idea of management is old. Very old. In an expansive work titled 'A History of Management Thought' (which this blog plans to examine in more detail in future posts- affiliate link here), management scholar Morgen Witzel examines management activity from Ancient Greek Roman, Chinese, Phoenician, and Egyptian cultures, spanning over 5000 years of history. After fifty centuries, one might have high confidence that we have a good idea of what exactly it involves. Well … maybe not so much.
Definitions of management are easy to find, and there are many. These definitions are similar and yet they do present subtle differences that expose differences ranging from slight contrasts to outright divergence. It would be painfully boring to present a bunch of definitions, so let me just provide an overview.
- Some emphasize the role of planning or making decisions on behalf of a business or organization.
- Others revolve around controlling resources, or coordinating activities, or leading people, or perhaps some combination of those.
- Still others are outcome focused, discussing making things happen or getting things done through people or groups or processes.
- A few brave souls attempt to capture all of these elements and mostly find that as coverage increases clarity and usefulness decrease.
- The boldest even seem to recognize the broad and to some degree enigmatic nature of management in the definition itself – Peter Drucker defined management as a 'multi-purpose organ that manages business and manages managers and manages workers and work.'
Many (a frightening number, I would venture to say most and perhaps even the preponderance of) managers become so without much – or any – knowledge of the history of management, or of the nuances reflected in the many definitions of management, or even a single definition of management. I suppose the working definition in that case is 'stuff I have to do and/or have seen other people do'. In itself, there is nothing remotely wrong with this. Like almost everyone else, you got the management job by virtue of being good at the job being managed, whether it was engineering, law, accounting or so on. But now, like everyone else, you find yourself only partially prepared for the broad and challenging demands of management.
If any of the preceding paragraph seems painfully familiar, this blog is for you. Not very long ago, we found ourselves in a very similar situation. Working really, really hard doing e-mails, actions, reports, presentations and on and on and on … and yet always feeling behind. We decided to do our homework and examine the practice of management from a systems perspective based on a combination of management theory coupled with real-life experiential knowledge. In this blog, we plan to share a perspective and framework that helps us at least some of the time. If you are the opposite case, and you are a management nerd who already knew everything in this post and never feels as if you are falling behind or out of control, this blog is most definitely for you – we kindly ask your help teaching us and anyone else who ventures along. Either way, we'll see you in the comment section! – Eric


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- Visit all the miniature famous historical buildings and structures, local customs and practices of all races. There are 11 unique villages, which represent different cultural heritages and characteristics of 19 races. At each village, visitors will see wooden houses, carving, traditional performances in different styles such as Apsara Dancing, performance of ethnic minorities from the Northeast of Cambodia, a traditional wedding ceremony, a circus, popular games, peacock dancing, acrobats, elephant shows, boxing
- Visit the fishing village in Chhong Kneas, where visitors embark on a private boat and cruise along the Tonle Sap Lake to visit the floating village. Three villages of stilted houses built within the floodplain. These villages are primarily Khmer and have about 3,000 inhabitants between them. Flooded mangrove forest surrounds the area and is home to a variety of wildlife including crab-eating macaques.
- Private Tour
- Daily Departure
Culture Village and Tonle Sap Lake Tour full day
Details itinerary
8:30am. Pick up from your hotel. Drive to the fishing village of Chhong Kneas near Siem Reap and board a private boat. Visit the floating village and discover the centuries-old lifestyle of the inhabitants of the lake. Cruise on the Tonle Sap Lake to enjoy the natural splendor of the area. Return to the port and drive back to Siem Reap.
Having lunch at local restaurant.
In afternoon, transfer to culture village – the unique open-air museum contains life-size exhibits representing the various ethnicity and cultures in Cambodia. Attractions include replicas of important monuments as well as traditional Apsara dances and ethnic performances. Transfer to Siem Reap. Tour finishes at 5:00pm at your hotel in Siem Reap.
Tour Cost included:
- Lunch with Cambodian traditional food, Asian Food basic.
- Private Transfers around trip, including pick-up and drop-off at hotel.
- English Speaking Tour guide. Other languages on request.
- Boat trip to cruise Tonle Sap Lake, visiting fishing village.
- All entrance and sightseeing fees
- All taxes & services charge.
Tour Cost Non Included:
- Beverages and other meals do not indicate in the program.
- Travel insurance
- Personal expenses
- Tipping/ Gratuities
- Any additional expenses caused by reasons beyond our control such as natural calamities (typhoon, floods), flight delays, rescheduling or cancellations, any accidents, medical evacuations, riots, strikes etc.
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Based on the Victor Hugo novel and songs from the Disney animated feature, THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME showcases the film's Academy Award-nominated score, as well as new songs by Menken and Schwartz. Peter Parnell's new book embraces story theatre and features verbatim passages from Hugo's gothic novel.
A sweeping score and powerful story make THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME an instant classic. Audiences will be swept away by the magic of this truly unforgettable musical.
Auditioners will need to register online for a time slot.
- Thursday, May 10, 2018 beginning at 7:00 PM
- Friday, May 11, 2018 beginning at 7:00 PM
Callbacks will be on May 12, 2018 at TBA.
(Performance: July 26-29, 2018)
Please prepare one minute of an appropriate Broadway song. You may be asked to dance, so please plan accordingly. An accompanist will be provided.
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All ages. All types. All ethnicities. All actors must be strong singers. Some must be strong dancers. A choir of excellent singers remains onstage throughout and accompanies the action.
Quasimodo (Tenor)
The deformed bell-ringer of Notre Dame and Claude Frollo's charge. Lonely and staunchly obedient to Frollo, he possesses a vivid imagination that brings to life the bells and gargoyles of the cathedral. Despite his shyness and uncertainty, he quickly befriends Esmeralda. Big-hearted, and brave when need be.
Esmeralda (Mezzo)
A beautiful and free-spirited gypsy who possesses the strong sense of justice and morality that Frollo lacks. Compassionate, she frees Quasimodo from the frenzied mob at the Feast of Fools and, against her better judgment, falls for the cocky Phoebus.
Claude Frollo (Baritone)
Archdeacon of Notre Dame Cathedral and the most powerful cleric in Paris, he is the reluctant caretaker of Quasimodo. He will do whatever it takes to rid the city of the gypsy "vermin," even as he lusts after Esmeralda. Calculating, manipulative, and obsessive.
Jehan Frollo (Tenor)
Claude's reckless younger brother. With the gypsy Florika, he fathers Quasimodo, who he leaves in his brother's care. Wild, passionate, and strong-willed.
Florika (Soprano)
A gypsy and Quasimodo's mother.
Father Dupin (Baritone)
A priest of Notre Dame and Claude and Jehan's guardian.
Clopin Trouillefou (Baritone/Tenor)
The clever and charismatic King of the Gypsies. An air of mystery surrounds Clopin, who often leaves the scene in a puff of smoke. As the master of ceremonies for the Feast of Fools, he is witty and playful, but he boasts a darker, serious nature when not performing for the crowd.
Captain Phoebus de Martin (Tenor)
Returning to Paris after serving in the war, Phoebus takes up his new position as Captain of the Cathedral Guard. Overconfident yet charming, this handsome, strong soldier makes the ladies swoon, yet his moral compass is also strong, and he openly defies the corrupted Frollo.
Other Roles/Congregation/Ensemble (all vocal ranges)
Gypsies, gargoyles, soldiers, and citizens of Paris.
Choir (all vocal ranges)
High calibre singers, on stage throughout.


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As you enjoy La Collina del Sole one of the few Villas for Rent in Tuscany with an infinity salt water pool. A unique feature among the Holiday Villas in Lucca and ... a real treat within the villa rentals in Tuscany - offering cool marble sunbeds on which you can sunbathe as you rent a villa in TuscanyAll in all a very cool Lucca Villa rental however … wait a minute…. an essential ingredient is missing ... Gelato the tantalizing word for ... Ice Cream
If you scream for Ice Cream, here are a few choice destinations.
La Botega del Gelato in Piazza Umberto, which is very central in the main Piazza of Castelnuovo, It is the most established and yummiest Gelateria in town. Carries a concise selection of freshly made Gelati.
A great choice too is In... Gelateria, Piazzetta del Duomo, almost opposite the Main Church in Castelnuovo, otherwise known as the Duomo their telephone number is 349 425 48 02. It has delicious freshly made ice cream, frozen yoghurt, frappe, ice cream cakes or tortas, gluten free ice cream, brioches, crepes and waffles. Yummy, yummy, yummy... beware they are closed Tuesdays but only during the winter.
A new addition is Fuori dal Centro with a nice little terrace to sit out on, it is in Piazzetta O. Dini, just inside the east side entrance to the fortressed part of Catelnuovo, very close to the Aia di Piero and Pizza Clary they make gelato and frozen yoghurt. They also make "Meringue" based ice cream which are lighter in weight and a different consistency to traditional ice cream.
Party wise there is a feast of choice On the 5 of August the VERY SPECIAL Festa dei Pastori in the Prade Garfagnine just above La Collina del Sole we have known over the years many people who made shepherding in these hills their livelihood. In Cascio within Mollazana there is the Sagra delle Crisciolette from the 3 to 5 of August In Fornaci di Barga from the 3 to the 5 of August there is Agosto a Fornaci with music, dancing and an opportunity to do your shopping in the cool of the evening.
On the 4 of August in Silico there is the medieval style dinner where the whole town plays host to " I banditi dell Ariosto all ora di Cena " Brainchild of Dr. Roberto Nobili and organized by the Polis Sillico Association, the event "I Banditi del Sillico nella Garfagnana dell'Ariosto... all'ora di cena" is staged annually in late July and mid August. Characters in Renaissance dress (ladies, gentlemen, soldiers and bandits) move around the town and act a series of incidents related mainly to the conflicting relationship between the Moro (a bandit born in Sillico) and Ludovico Ariosto (Governor of the province of Garfagnana). Visitors are led in a gastronomic journey that allows them to taste ancient dishes. Silico is the village that you gaze upon while looking north from La Collina del Sole On the 4 of August there is the distant but very beautiful Festa della Madonna dei cavatori
On the 5 August you can choose from a variety of interests from Casone di Profecchia plays host to the Sagra Pascoliana an cultural event celebrating the life of Giovanni Pascoli the Italian Poet and Classic Scholar. OR In Sillicano the Sagra del Bomboloni a.k.a the feast where they celebrate making fresh doughnuts… and you thought doughnuts were an American invention … think again ! OR A celebratory walk in Fabbriche di vallico durign the 29 Passeggiata in Val di Turrite
On the 10 of August you can enjoy at varying distances from La Collina del Sole the Procession of the Fiera di San Lorenzo in Seravezza or The Festa di San Lorenzo in Vagli Sotto or An evening's entertainment based on Giovanni Pascoli at Castelvecchio Pascoli or A Mexican party in Mollazzana or A Roast suckling Pig feast in Villetta in the area of San Romano or enjoy the 25th Trout feast in Valligori in Villa Colemandina
If you stay at Lucca Villa rental you are literally Spoilt for Choice !


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Offering 4 bedrooms plus study and 3 distinct living areas there is plenty of room for the whole family. With a huge covered outdoor entertaining area perfect for large gatherings and family get togethers. Private 2507m2 allotment with easy care gardens and a detached 3 bay 9mx7.5m powered shed.
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Dental consumables are specially created materials and are specifically designed according to the need in dental complications. Different types of dental consumables are available and their application and characteristics differ according to their intended use. Dental consumables include orthodontics and endodontics, which are used in root canal therapy, temporary dressings, and dental restorations such as crowns, fillings and bridges, impression materials, dental implants, and prosthetic materials.
Dental consumables are used in almost all dental procedures along with major dental surgical procedures. Many organic and inorganic materials are used in the manufacturing of surgery related dental consumables. For instance, ceramics, compacted golds, glass ionomers, and bonding agents. Dental consumables are widely used owing to increase in demand for minimally invasive cosmetic dental procedures in aesthetic dentistry. Increasing awareness of population to improve physical appearance and self-esteem has been a major factor behind growth of aesthetic dentistry segment. Basic oral health facilities are important in primary health care as good oral health represents an older adult's health and life quality.
Aging population and unhealthy eating habits are expected to boost the growth of dental consumables market
According to the American association For Dental Research (AADR) 2015, oral conditions were highly prevalent due to majority of population lacking oral health access. Healthcare organizations programs such as World Health Organizations (WHO), Global Healthcare Programme, and Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Oral Disease Prevention Programme are focused on increasing population awareness towards oral health, in turn boosting the growth of the dental consumables market.
Initiatives taken by various organizations are driving the growth of the market. For instance, Centers for Disease Control and Preventions (CDC) provides financial support to 6 states in the U.S. health departments to bring out cooperation between their chronic disease and oral health programs. Under this program CDC will be providing US$ 250,000 per year for two years till 2018 to help them implement pilot projects in relation with oral health care.
According to World Health Organization (WHO), in 2012, 60–90% of school children and nearly 100% of adults had dental cavities and 15 to 20% of middle aged population was suffering from periodontal diseases. Furthermore 30% of geriatric population were using false teeth. Whereas according to American association For Dental Research (AADR) the number of people with untreated oral conditions was 3.5 billion in 2015.
According to American Dental Association (ADA) 2016, around 196,441 dentists were working in dentistry in the U.S. and it is expected to grow steadily in the future proving the increasing need for oral hygiene. Dental care insurance has been made available for children by The Affordable Care Act, which is expected to increase the dental care.
Factors such as unhealthy diets, chewing tobacco, and alcohol consumption are expected to increase the number of oral diseases, in turn fuelling the demand for oral consumables. Poor oral hygiene is also a risk factor for oral disease. High dental treatment costs and general aversion of people towards dental surgery are the factors restraining the growth of the market.
Advances in clinical dentistry, materials, and technology are expected to fuel the growth of the dental consumables market
Constant improvements into the dental material and dental lab technology are expected to boost the growth rate of dental consumables market. For instance, digital dentistry and use of cloud service, laser dentistry, and intraoral cameras have made the dental procedures more sophisticated.
Dental Consumables Market Taxonomy
The global dental consumables market is segmented on the basis of consumables type, end user, and geography.
On the basis of consumables type, the global dental consumables market is segmented into:
On the basis of end user, global dental consumables market is segmented into:
Asia Pacific region is expected to show the highest growth rate, owing to increasing dental tourism
Regional segmentation of the dental consumables market by Coherent Market Insights comprises, North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Middle East, and Africa. Europe is expected to dominate the market, owing to easy entry and access for dental tourists, low cost treatments, increasing geriatric population, and best dental clinics. Asia Pacific region is expected to show highest growth rate in market due to increasing dental tourism, government expenditure, and aging population.
Key players operating the dental consumables market are 3M Company (U.S.), Zimmer Biomet Holdings, Inc. (U.S.), Young Innovations Inc. (U.S.), Ultradent Products, Inc. (U.S.), GC Corporation (Japan), BioHorizons (U.S.) Mitsui Chemicals, Inc. (Japan) and Henry Schein, Inc. (U.S.). Industry players are driving the growth of the market by engaging in research and development of advance technologies such as digital impressions system, improved implants, improved intraoral cameras, and anesthetic buffering.
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In addition to this, Coherent Market Insights has access to a wide range of the regional and global reputed paid data bases, which helps the company to figure out the regional and global market trends and dynamics. The company analyses the industry from the 360 Degree Perspective i.e. from the Supply Side and Demand Side which enables us to provide granular details of the entire ecosystem for each study. Finally, a Top-Down approach and Bottom-Up approach is followed to arrive at ultimate research findings.
Coherent Market Insights desk research is based on a principle set of research techniques:
Coherent Market Insights has a large amount of in-house repository of industry database. This is leveraged as a burner for initiating a new research study. Key secondary sources include:
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The raw data is obtained through the secondary findings, in house repositories, and trade surveys. It is then filtered to ensure that the relevant information including industry dynamics, trends, and outlook is retained for further research process.
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Holistic approach is used to ensure that the granular and uncommon parameters are taken into consideration to ensure accurate results. The information from the paid databases are further combined to the raw data in order to standardize it.
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We arrive at our final research findings through simulation models. Coherent Data Analytics Model is a statistical tool that helps company to forecast market estimates. Few of the parameters considered as a part of the statistical model include:
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