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Terryville's Animal Rescue Foundation to hold big ticket auction
For The Register Citizen
TERRYVILLE >> A shiny new red 2013 Camaro convertible, a VIP package for Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans valued at $35,000, a 2012 Harley-Davidson motorcycle, and an antique Eli Terry pillar-and-scroll clock are just a few of the items bidders will find at the first-ever auction to benefit the Animal Rescue Foundation (or ARF), slated for Sunday, Oct. 14.
The auction will begin promptly at noon (EST), at ARF's shelter facility, located at 366 Main Street in Terryville (zip: 06786). The event will be conducted by Tim's, Inc., a Bristol-based auction firm whose owner, Tim Chapulis, contacted ARF with the idea of staging a benefit auction. The money will go toward ARF's very survival; the group subsists solely on donations.
"Step one was getting people and businesses in Terryville, Bristol and the surrounding communities to step up with some great items for this auction, and that has happened in a big way," said Tim Chapulis of Tim's, Inc. "Now, step two will be for a huge crowd to turn out and support the Animal Rescue Foundation and bid on these many wonderful items. That's the plan."
The auction is not short on blockbuster items. The Camaro, red with a black convertible top, comes courtesy of Terryville Chevrolet and is brand new, with many desirable options. It is parked on the ARF shelter property, for public viewing. The Harley-Davidsonmotorcycle is from Yankee Harley-Davidson in Bristol. The Eli Terry clock is from one of Chapulis' clients.
The 2013 Super Bowl XLVII VIP package includes four nights of accommodations in New Orleans, round-trip air fare for two (from anywhere in the continental U.S.), two lower level corner tickets, post-game on-field access, VIP express entry to the game and in-stadium hospitality. Other trip packages will also be auctioned, for Maui (Hawaii), Paris and Las Vegas.
Other vehicles will feature a classic fire engine red 1955 Chevrolet two-door hard-top with a beautiful black and white leather interior, 350 cubic inch engine and four-speed Muncie transmission, fully restored and in mint condition; and a 1993 black 500SL Mercedes Benz convertible, with hard top and soft top and black leather interior, in excellent running condition. A completely different kind of vehicle will also be offered - a 1955 Allis-Chalmers Track X bulldozer, with tracks that are about four years old (the bulldozer will not be on-site at the event).
Coins and currency will include silver coins, rolls of Kennedy half-dollars in brilliant uncirculated condition, mint and proof sets, and paper money. Fans of antiques will love the Currier & Ives-like horse-drawn sleigh and the buckboard wagon in excellent condition. Also sold will be a unique antique bird's-eye maple bedroom set and aChippendale chest of drawers.
Estate jewelry will feature diamond rings (one appraised at over $12,000, another at over $6,000), antique diamond rings (over 1 carat, some with platinum and gold settings), a one-of-a-kind sterling silver puppy charm with jade accent piece, assorted bracelets and necklaces, gold items and other estate jewelry pieces with mixed stones. A Civil War-era pistol will also be sold.
Rock and roll memorabilia items will also cross the block, to include guitars signed by folk-rock icon James Taylor, country music singer Willie Nelson, counterculture comedians Cheech and Chong, the late electric guitar legend Les Paul and members of the '60s rock band Vanilla Fudge (You Keep Me Hangin' On). Sports memorabilia will also be sold, as will Oriental carpets, artwork (to include original oil paintings) and some decorative accessories.
Terms of the auction will be cash or known checks. A 15 percent deposit will be required on auction day for some of the bigger-ticket items, like the Camaro and motorcycle. A 15 percent buyer's premium will be applied to all purchases, with the total amount going to ARF. "The idea is to make this a mega-event, the biggest selling benefit auction we've ever held," Chapulis said.
Chapulis said the clock hasn't run out for people looking to offer last-minute items. "We may end up accepting merchandise right up to auction day, but at this stage it's got to be quality items. We're already approaching 400 lots, and we have to sell everything in one day, so if someone has something truly remarkable, I invite them to call me quickly, at 860-459-0964."
The Animal Rights Foundation will be using the money for its day-to-day operations, which total close to $6,000 a month. The economic downturn and a 2008 fire dealt a crippling blow, but the not-for-profit 501C3 group has been able tokeep its head above water thanks to donations, bequests and fundraisers. Everyone on staff, including the president, is a volunteer.
ARF's new shelter in Terryville is a two-story, colonial-style structure that became necessary after the 2008 fire destroyed the previous facility. ARF was renting the kennel and the land, whereas it owns the new building now, but it is still paying a mortgage on the land and that presents a whole new set of problems and costs, The 2.3-acre property needs to be maintained.
On top of the mowing in the summer and plowing in the winter, there's the 5,300 square feet of indoor space that also requires upkeep. Right now that only involves the first floor - the second floor is little more than a shell. Completion of the shelter - home to around 18 dogs and 20 cats -- has been halted due to costs. The money simply isn't there. The auction can help that.
A preview will be held from 11 a.m. on auction day until the first gavel comes down at noon. ARF will be showcasing some of its furry residents, for the enjoyment of the bidders and buyers. For more information about Tim's, Inc., and the first-ever auction to benefit the ARF, log on to www.timsauction. To donate a quality item, please call Tim Chapulis at (860) 459-0964.


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The holiday season is fast-approaching, and a number of local seasonal charities have either begun or will soon kick off fundraising projects and events.
The holiday season is fast-approaching, and a number of local seasonal charities have either begun or will soon kick off fundraising projects and events.
�Operation Jammies� is holding its fifth annual drive to collect new pajamas for abused and needy families in the tri-county area. It has collected more than 1,700 pajamas during the past four years.
It will benefit the Coastal Women�s Shelter, for every woman and child entering the shelter�s safe house. It also provides pajamas to needy, abused families in the area. Mary Scott Davis, student volunteer from the Epiphany School of Global Studies, recently picked up donations from Greg Smith of Mitchell Hardware. Other drop-off locations are The Village Butcher, Downtown Pilates, Amazing Nails and First Presbyterian Church in New Bern.
Another local charitable project is �Operation Christmas Child,� coordinated by Stephanie Seymore. It is a ministry of Samaritan�s Purse.
More than 100 million shoebox gifts have been given out in the past two decades to children around the world. Contributors can fill a shoebox or small container with toys, school supplies and health and hygiene items. Tag the container for boy or girl and age group � 2 to 4; 5 to 9; and 10 to 14.
Donors are welcome to include a letter to the child and a family photo, with an address for return letters. The donations should include $7 to cover shipping � payable on the web at samaritanpurse.org.
Boxes will be collected at A Hopeful Balance; Tabernacle Baptist Church; Cowell�s Cleaners; Sound Fitness; Chick-Fil-A; Dr. Kimmey Seymore�s office; Family Tire and Auto; The Emerald Golf Shop; Amici Salon; and Lucky Street Tattoo.
Shoeboxes need to be dropped off at a collection site by Wednesday. Call 636-0953.
Flemming Chiropractic and Whole Child Wellness begins its 19th annual collection of new coats for area children. Coats can be dropped off at the office, 3601 Trent Road, in New Bern through Dec. 20.
Coats and donated will be distributed by the Craven County Department of Social Services. The coats may be any size, but must be new, with price tag attached. Call 638-6062.
The New Bern Civitan Christmas tree lot will open on Nov. 29 on U.S. 17 in New Bern between Enterprise Rent-a-Car and the Strike Zone. It will open at 10 a.m. that day and trees will be available Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and on Sundays from 1 to 7 p.m.
Trees are priced the same as last year �$40 to $60 �depending on size. Fresh wreaths also will be available. Proceeds go to Civitan charities.
The Pamlico County Historical Association has its annual Christmas Tree Sale under way.
Fresh Fraser firs, cut within the week of delivery, will come from Avery County in the Blue Ridge Mountains and arrive at the Heritage Center in Grantsboro. They will be ready for pick-up by Nov. 29 through Dec. 20.
Christmas trees �3 or 4 feet to 12 feet or more �are available with special order; two types of garlands and wreaths of various sizes can be pre-ordered at the Heritage Center from Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call 745-2239 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Prices begin at $32 for trees. The garland is Fraser fir for $1.10 per foot or white pine at 50 cents a foot. Historical association members get 15 percent.
Send orders by mail to the Pamlico Heritage Center at P.O. Box 33, Grantsboro, NC 28329.
Ben D. Quinn Elementary School students have a pop-tab collection project to support Ronald McDonald House. The donation container is in the school media center. Proceeds help offset the House�s expenses for seriously ill children and their families.
Care packages are a welcome treat for deployed service members, especially when they are away from home during the holidays. The Durham law firm Pulley, Watson, King & Lischer, P.A. is collecting donations to help fill 277 stockings to send to three deployed Marine units for the holiday season.
The firm has adopted Marine units MACG-28 (FWD), VMGR 252 (FWD) and VMU-2 DET A; all headquartered out of Cherry Point and all deployed in Afghanistan.
The deadline for donations is Dec. 1.
Make checks to PWKL Charitable Foundation, and mail to Troops Donations, Pulley Watson, PO Drawer 3600, Durham, NC 27702.
Call 919-682-9691 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
The American Red Cross� �Give Something that Means Something� winter campaign continues through Jan. 6. It encourages eligible donors to give something meaningful this holiday season by donating blood or platelets for hospital patients in need.
�Historically, during the winter months of November, December and January, fewer donors make the time to give blood due to competing seasonal activities, celebrations and holiday shopping,� said Page Gambill, CEO of the Red Cross Mid-Atlantic Blood Services Region. �By doing something that doesn�t cost a thing, you can give an amazing gift �you can offer hope to a patient in need.�
A blood drive is scheduled Thursday at Craven Community College from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Also, call 800-733-2767 or visit redcrossblood.org to make an appointment or for more information. All blood types are needed. A blood donor card or driver�s license or two other forms of identification are required at check-in.
Any charitable groups with holiday fundraising projects or events can send their information to firstname.lastname@example.com

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One of my favourite things to do is drink tea. More than just the actual drinking, I love to whole ritual of preparing and making my tea.
I drink English Breakfast in the morning and Earl Grey in the afternoon. I cannot stand milk in tea, and have it hot, black and strong!
I am linking up with my girls at Blog Hoppin with a week of 'thankful' posts! Today, we are sharing something we are thankful for that begins with "T".
I came late to the party with my affection for tea. I had a few random cups in years gone by, but what got me hooked was a chance encounter with a lady that had a huge impact on me.
I was in hospital after delivering my baby girl. Those of you that are mothers will understand what I mean when I say I was a tad frazzled. In the hospital I was in, babies are not taken to a nursery. My new baby had been by my side from the second she was delivered. She was 3 days old, and I had maybe 4 hours sleep in total. It was a busy night, I needed some pain relief, and there were no nurses available as I pressed my buzzer. For quite a while.
In came a lady I had not seen before, I am still not quite sure what her role at the hospital was, and I could tell she was still learning to speak English. I told her I was in pain. There may have been tears. There may have been slight frustration. There were perhaps a few more tears. She told me she could not bring pain relief, but she could get me a cup of tea. "I don't drink tea" I told her. "I get you some" she said. "No, no, thank you, but no thank you" I repeated. "I get you tea" she insisted and warmly gave my shoulders a pat and my (finally sleeping) baby a sweet smile.
She returned with the tea. Well, trust me, after having a baby and learning so many new things in a few short days amid sleep deprivation, tears, hormones and worries - if someone brings you something and is kind to you - you think you are in the presence of an angel sent straight from heaven. And indeed I did. Her little visit to my room was exactly what I needed at that moment, for many reasons, and the tea... well it did help the pain and the worries. And I have been a devoted drinker ever since!
I am also forever grateful that the kindness she showed me that night has stayed with me. I know that making a difference in someone's day can be as simple as 'putting the kettle on'. In a hospital filled with "important people" and trained "specialists", the act of one, special, kind person can make the greatest difference of all.
Head over to Blog Hoppin to find more thankful posts!
And just because I am super thankful for you visiting my blog - I have a special freebie for you - available for this week only - Teacup Stick Kids! Head over to my TpT clipart store to find them!
Thank YOU for stopping by today!


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I can't believe that it's been over a year since I was in San Francisco cycling over the Golden Gate Bridge, eating ice cream in the grounds of UC Berkeley, and strolling down Haight-Ashbury.
Oh yes, AND learning and being inspired by tons of California green jobs projects, as part of the IPPR West Coast Green Alliances learning exchange. Many of you read and responded to my blog posts from California, and I thought that now would be a great time to take stock of what has happened in the UK since then. I want to ask whether we have managed to implement any of the lessons that we learned in California; what more needs to be done; and are we any closer to making that transition to a just, green economy?
What have we been doing?
In answer to that first question, there is a ton of exciting green jobs stuff that's happened and got off the ground in the past year. Here is a run down of some of the projects that have been initiated and managed by those on the learning exchange.
- IPPR released a report in July 2011, Green Expectations: Lessons from the U.S. green jobs Market. More recently, they have turned their attentions to the potential economic and social impact that might arise from the Green Deal.
- The Greener Jobs Alliance, led by UCU, has launched the Green Skills Manifesto (if you'd like to endorse it, firstname.lastname@example.com) and been busy working with South Thames College and Sustainable Merton to provide training in green skills. Watch their video on Community Approaches to the Green Deal.
- Capacity Global convened the London Greener Jobs Hub in the months after the learning exchange, with a view to create leadership in London on green jobs and provide an information hub. Keep your eyes peeled for a launch event in September, as well as a green jobs fair! Their Skin project is also up and running, working with the hair and beauty industry to demonstrate that we can create green and decent jobs within non-traditional green industries.
- The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation have continued to be an exciting and progressive funder, supporting the work of The Otesha Project UK and their Greener Jobs Pipeline project, the London Greener Jobs Hub, the Transition Network's ReEconomy project, and the Finance Innovation Lab, among many others!
- Friends of the Earth took the government to court over the cuts to the feed-in tariff, and won! Our Solar Future estimate that the FIT cuts threaten 25,000 jobs in the UK.
- Oxfam Scotland have been doing amazing stuff setting up social enterprises that plant trees as a means to regenerate marginal land for community benefit. On the employability front, they are developing a programme on community improvement and sustainable development in secondary schools with a view to increasing awareness and employability skills for the green economy, and a programme for young unemployed people is currently underway.
- Claverhouse have been able to sustain 5 full-time equivalent jobs in their construction materials reclaim/recycling enterprise and are now producing a tonne of wood fuel briquettes per week from recycled timber!
- The Climate Alliance renamed itself the Alliance for Jobs, Climate and Communities and is currently planning a big campaign…
And I have been really busy at The Otesha Project UK, moving ahead with our work with the East London Green Jobs Alliance (so many alliances..).
- Our greener jobs pipeline training programme is due to start in a week and a half! We are still accepting applications from 16-18 year olds from East London, who are not in education, employment or training.
- We are also visiting communities and groups across the UK over the summer who want to start their own green jobs initiatives, supporting them by sharing our learnings and best practices. Want a visit? Then get in touch!
- AND remember the Roots of Success curriculum? Well, we spent the last few months adapting it for the UK and have been piloting it with the Prince's Trust Team Programme! Wowzas. I'm tired.
So I think, maybe, we've done a pretty good job as a team since our return from California! Granted, we don't have a green economy yet, but we sure as hell are paddling fast to get there.
What else is going on?
There are some other very cool things going on too, including the One Million Climate Jobs Caravan (coming to a town near you in a couple of weeks), and the UK Youth Climate Coalition Youth for Green Jobs campaign. Actually, there are too many cool things going on for me to list. Upsetting that I can't list everything, but also kind of heartening!
What more needs to happen?
Um, a lot. Because unemployment is kerazeee right now and that pesky climate just won't settle down. Because the solutions being presented through government programmes, like Workfare, are neither green nor decent. If you want me to talk about, you know, actual concrete things, then I suggest that we can all shine a spotlight on the UN Earth Summit come June (also known as the Rio+20 UN Conference on Sustainable Development). Why? Because they are negotiating two big themes, and a green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication is one of them. This is a crucial opportunity to shout loud about the commitment we want to see from nation states in making the transition to a green economy, by making actionable plans that will create green and decent jobs, and promote access to green skills. So why not sign up for updates and take action. I will also be following the negotiations and blogging from Rio, so may be sending along a personalised update or two…
So that's the One-Year-On update! Well done if you got to the end, since it was looong. But I think that's testament to the fact that, although we're operating in a very difficult economic and political climate at the moment, things are still moving forward. We are pushing ahead and little by little, change is happening.


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Chassis number The chassis number is stamped on the right side of the steering head tube. Enter this number in the field on page no 1. Engine number, engine type The engine number and the engine type are stamped into the left side of the engine below the engine sprocket. Enter this number on page 1. Clutch lever The clutch lever [1] is located on the left side of the handlebars. The adjusting screw [A] is used to change the original position of the clutch lever (see maintenance work on chassis and engine). The clutch is hydraulically actuated and adjusts itself automatically. Hand brake lever The hand brake lever [2] is mounted on the handlebars on the right and actuates the front wheel brake. The adjusting screw [B] can be used to change the basic position of the hand brake lever (see maintenance work on chassis and engine). OPERATION INSTRUMENTS » 1 2 A B
ENGLISH 6 OPERATION INSTRUMENTS » TEST All of the display segments briefly light up for the display function test. WS (wheel size) The display changes and the circumference of the front wheel is briefly displayed in millimeters (2205 mm corresponds to a front wheel circumference of 21″ with production tires). Afterwards the display will return to the previous display mode. Electronic speedometer The display in the electronic speedometer is activated as soon as you press a button on the speedometer or an impulse is received from the wheel sensor. The display lights up when the engine is running. The display is cleared if no button is pressed for 1 minute or no impulse is received from the wheel sensor. The button is used to change between display modes. The + and – buttons are used to control various functions. SPEED display mode / H (service hours) Only the SPEED / H and SPEED / ODO display modes are activated in the condition at delivery. SPEED/H is displayed whenever the display is activated and the front wheel is not turning. It automatically changes to the SPEED/ODO display mode as soon as the front wheel starts turning. SPEED displays the speed. H displays the engine's service hours. The service hour counter starts to count as soon as you start the engine. The displayed figure cannot be changed. Service intervals are indicated in service hours for some KTM offroad motorcycles, making the service hour counter a very practical function. SPEED / ODO display mode (odometer) The SPEED/ODO mode displays the speed and the total distance traveled. The display automatically changes to the SPEED/H display mode when the front wheel stops turning. + button no function – button no function briefly press buttonchanges to the next display mode hold button 3 secs. changes to the next display mode The electronic speedometer has a number of display modes (functions) that you can also activate (reveal) (see: Activating and deactivating display modes).
ENGLISH 7 OPERATION INSTRUMENTS » SPEED / LAP (lap time) display mode You can use the manual stop watch to stop and store up to 10 lap times, which you can view in the LAP/LAP display mode (see below). LAP displays the lap times in hours, minutes and seconds. + button Starts and stops the stop watch, lap time is not reset to 0 – button Stops the stop watch, stores the lap time and restarts the stop watch again. The time is reset to 0. A total of 10 lap times can be stored. If the lap time continues to run after you press the – button, all 10 memory locations are occupied.To clear all of the stored lap times, hold the button for 3 seconds in the SPEED/LAP mode.Up to 10 lap times can be stored in this way. briefly press buttonChanges to the next display mode.If no lap time is stored or the motorcycle is driving, the LAP/LAP mode will be skipped. hold button 3 secs. Clears all LAP figures SPEED / CLK (time) display mode CLK displays the time in hours, minutes and seconds. + button no function – button no function briefly press buttonchanges to the next display mode hold button 3 secs. set the clock menu To set the clock, see "Setting the clock". Activating and deactivating display modes In the display mode SPEED/H, press and hold the button for 3 seconds to access the SETUP menu. The active functions will be displayed. The blinking function can be activated by pressing the + button and deactivated by pressing the – button. Press and hold the button 3 seconds to store the settings. If no button is pressed for 20 seconds, the setting will be stored automatically and the display will return to the SPEED/H mode. + button activates the blinking display – button deactivates the blinking display briefly press buttonchanges to the next display without changing any settings hold button 3 secs. starts the SETUP stores the settings and changes to the SPEED/H mode
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International Career Experts
Sophie APPLEBY
Area of involvement with ESCP Europe Alumni association: Facilitator of AVARAP career-change workshops
Sophie is facilitator of Avarap UK career-change workshops since January 2013.
She has more than 20 years experience in Marketing, Strategy and Research with board level roles at some of the world's best-known companies including TalkTalk , British Airways, Sarah Lee, Danone, Yves Saint Laurent, Elizabeth Arden and Altadis ( La Seita ).
She has gained valuable exposure to numerous sectors and customer segments and has developed strong expertise in customer centricity.
As a result, in 2010, Sophie set up her own consultancy business. She helps clients to put customers at the heart of their business to drive long-term growth and profit, by offering consultancy, mentoring, workshops and lecturing.
Sophie is also a start-up business mentor volunteer at the Prince's Trust Charity, an experienced business and marketing lecturer and a guest-speaker at top business schools and entrepreneur associations.
Her clients value her professional, flexible and result-driven approach. Sophie works either in French or English.
Francine BELEYI
Area of involvement with ESCP Europe Alumni: Francine hold the conference "How to create a succesful innovative business in a digital age" for the first time in London in October 2015 on the occasion of the Global Entrepreneurship week.
Digital marketing strategist, Entrepreneurial journalist, Founder of Nucleus of Change who loves helping businesses to use digital tech to grow.
After more than a decade of versatile experience in corporate, business and marketing communication across Europe, Africa, Middle East and Asia, I have trained in multimedia journalism and advanced techniques of storytelling. My background in designing long-term strategies, change management and project management and delivering on going value to clients and stakeholders are part of my winning formula.
Barbara CHIRIZZI
Area of involvement with the Alumni association: Barbara has hold a conference "Employability, un approccio alternativo al career management" in Milano in January 2017.She also volunteers for one-to-one career sessions.
After gaining a consolidated experience in business organization and project management in important multinational companies (Vodafone, Siemens, Atos Origin, Campari, European Commission), for several years she has focused her interest in issues of personal development and coaching. She is certified as a coach at Sun (Success Unlimited Network), an American school which is an international reference for coaching, certified and recognized by the International Coach Federation. She supports as coach managers, entrepreneurs and professionals working together with companies, universities and MBA on topics of personal development, empowerment and personal branding.
Gaël DE KERDANET
Area of involvement with the Alumni Association: Gaël hold the conference "Be LinkedIn" on the London Campus in April 2016.
Digital marketing strategist, LinkedIn Expert, Founder of CarpeDiem QM and co-founder of BOL UK
Nathalie DUCRAY
Aeras of involvement with the Alumni association: Nathalie helds 2 workshops
- Discover your personality type with the MBTI tool
- Develop your Emotional Intelligence to boost your career
She is an experienced Coach and Trainer working with individuals and teams in the corporate world. She is certified PCC by ICF (International Coach Federation. She is also member of the CRR Global Faculty as an ORSC international trainer, and a teacher in business and engineering schools. Nathalie is gratuated from Edhec Business School and had 15 years experience of sales, marketing and management in the media industry, before transitioning to her new core activity, supporting teams and people to thrive in their personal and profesionnal life.
Laure FAU
Area of involvement with ESCP Europe Alumni association: Facilitator of AVARAP career-change workshops
Laure worked for 12 years as a corporation tax consultant first with PwC and the Ernst and Young where she lead cross functional projects for FTSE100 clients. She contributed and benefited from the development of a coaching-based talent development strategy at Ernst & Young before deciding to qualify as an executive coach in 2006. She now coaches senior managers, business leaders and entrepreneurs on business and career development in the UK, Ireland and France in both English and French.
Laure particularly enjoys enabling executives to articulate and implement strategies to further their professional success. Her coaching style is results driven and challenging. Clients value her ability to understand their professional agenda and challenges in a variety of business contexts, to provoke thought and to enable the exploration of a wide range of options.
In addition to being a qualified coach, Laure holds a business degree from HEC and a Masters of Law from the University of London. She also is a UK-qualified chartered accountant (ACA).
Fabienne GARRIGOU-GRANDCHAMP
Area of involvement with the Alumni association: Fabienne has facilitated 2 groups in the AVARAP programme in 2011 and 2014.
Elisabeth GIRET-BERTRAND
Aera of involvement with the Alumni Association: Elisabeth is based both in Italia and Mexico from where she holds in English the webinar "Build your international career strategy with LinkedIn".
Founder of Kite Up (www.kiteup.it), Personal Branding and Networking
Bénédicte LECUYER
Area of implication with ESCP Europe alumni association: Bénédicte is one of our facilitators of the AVARAP Career-change workshops in London.
She started her career in HR and recruitment more than 20 years ago and has worked in both London and her native France. She is a
She is now Career Consultant, Talent management recruiter and professional Coach at an international level.
Dexter MOSCOW
Area of involvement with the Alumni association:
Dexter has regularly hold 2 conferences "7 keys to P.E.R.F.E.C.T communication" and "How to sell yourself without selling" in the past few years. He now offers a new conference "Don't Just Present, Persuade with Power and Impact" in London Campus on 14th March, 2017
Founder of www.audiencedynamics.co.uk
Ana Belinda PENALVER PENA (2005)
CV of Ana Belinda PENALVER PENA
Executive and Career Coach, passionate about helping people achieve their dreams, and identifying and removing the subconscious blocks that hold people back, empowering them with self-confidence and tools to attain their objectives
Extensive work (200+ clients) on career transitions, helping individuals find the right path to their professional and personal success
Coaching experience enriched with 12-year professional background in management; working for large multinationals (S.C. Johnson, United Biscuits, Renault) in 6 countries (UK, France, Spain, Germany, Singapore and the USA)
Competent in 5 languages (English, Spanish, French, Italian and German), with Masters in Management (ranked #2 worldwide by FT)
Completed 28 marathons and an Ironman Triathlon (2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, 26.2-mile run); finished top 2.2% of women at London Marathon 2018
Olivia SIBOUN-LALOU (2000)
Aeras of involvement with the Alumni association: Olivia helds 2 workshops:
- Exploring your next career move
- Toolkit for an effective job search.
Olivia graduated from ESCP Europe in 2000, founded Ricoachet, has an 11 year-background in strategy and project management and is a mother of 3. During her career, she went through stages where her stone "sank" and she didn't know who to turn to.
She came to coaching to re-energise people facing such moments and trained as a coach early 2011.
Based in London, she coaches both in English and French.


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* Drug used as painkiller in back injections
* Compounding pharmacies primarily regulated by states
* Company has suspended operations
(Updates with more details) By Tim Ghianni
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Oct 8 (Reuters) - U.S. health authorities scrambled on Monday to identify more cases of a rare form of meningitis, including enlisting local police to find people who might be infected by tainted steroid injections that have so far killed eight people.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control reported 105 cases in nine states on Monday, up from 91 cases on Sunday. The death toll rose by one overnight.
The widening outbreak has alarmed federal and state health officials and focused attention on regulation of pharmaceutical compounding companies like the one that produced the drugs, the New England Compounding Center Inc in Framingham, Massachusetts.
The CDC believes that about 13,000 patients may have been exposed to the three lots of the steroid methylprednisolone acetate recalled from the NECC, said Curtis Allen, a spokesman for the CDC, in an e-mail.
In Ohio, health officials said Monday they are mobilizing community resources, including sheriff's offices, to check on patients who have received the injections.
"If that means knocking on doors, then that's what they will do," said Beth Bickford, executive director at the Association of Ohio Health Commissioners, in a statement Monday. The state has so far reported one case of fungal meningitis likely caused by a tainted epidural steroid injection.
The company shipped 17,676 vials of the steroid methylprednisolone acetate to 76 facilities in 23 states from July through September, the Massachusetts Health Department said.
The steroid is used as a painkiller, usually for the back, and could have been injected in thousands of patients, authorities have said.
Meningitis is an infection of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord, and affected patients started showing a variety of symptoms from one to four weeks after their injections.
The company, which was previously the subject of complaints, has suspended its operations while an investigation proceeds and earlier recalled the three lots of the drug. It expanded its recall on Saturday to all products compounded and distributed at its Framingham facility.
A compounding pharmacy takes medications from pharmaceutical manufacturers and makes them into specific dosages and strengths for use by doctors.
Complaints against the company in 2002 and 2003 about the processing of medication resulted in an agreement with government agencies in 2006 to correct deficiencies, the Massachusetts Health Department said.
In 2011, there was another inspection of the facility and no deficiencies were found. In March 2012, another complaint was made about the potency of a product used in eye surgery procedures. That investigation is continuing, the state health department said.
The U.S. Food and Drug administration has limited authority over the day-to-day operations of compounding pharmacies, which are regulated primarily by state boards that oversee the practices, licensing and certification of pharmacies and pharmacists.
Compounded products do not have to win FDA approval before they are sold, and the agency has no jurisdiction over how the products are manufactured or labeled for use. Instead, the FDA investigates cases of adulterated drugs in cooperation with state regulators.
The FDA has tried to exert greater authority over compounded drug products under a section of the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act that covers new drugs. But those efforts led to federal court challenges that resulted in two separate and conflicting rulings at the appellate level.
The nine states where fungal meningitis cases have been reported are Florida, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee and Virginia.
Tennessee, where the outbreak was first detected, accounted for most of the cases, with 35, including four deaths. Many patients there remain hospitalized, some in critical condition.
Michigan had 21 cases and two deaths. One person died in Maryland and another in Virginia, the CDC said.
Fungal meningitis is not contagious, the CDC said. Symptoms include fever, headache, nausea and neurological problems that would be consistent with deep brain stroke.
The steroid was sent to California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia, the CDC said.
A list of facilities that received vials from the infected lots can be found via the website
(Reporting By Tim Ghianni; Writing by Mary Wisniewski; Editing by Greg McCune and Cynthia Osterman)
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SEATTLE -- Joe Saunders has no idea why he can't win on the road when he can't lose at home.
The Seattle pitcher won his ninth straight decision at Safeco Field, throwing 6 1-3 effective innings Sunday as the Mariners beat the Oakland Athletics 6-1.
Saunders is 3-0 with an 0.94 ERA in four home starts this year, but is 0-4 with a 12.54 ERA on the road.
"It's killing me," Saunders said. "I know I have it in me, it's just a matter of doing it on the road. Hopefully we can turn the page a little bit and get a good start on the road."
In 13 career appearances at Safeco, Saunders is 9-0 with a 1.72 ERA.
"I don't think that's going to keep up. It's kind a fluky trend here early on," Seattle manager Eric Wedge said. "He's smart, he has a good feel, his stuff's been really good. I've been impressed with his stuff, so I don't think that's going to continue."
Saunders (3-4) allowed one run and five hits, striking out six and walking three.
Kendrys Morales gave Saunders an early cushion with a three-run homer in the first inning, and the Mariners kept adding more.
Tommy Milone (3-5) lost his fifth straight start, giving up five runs, six hits and three walks in five innings. This was the first time during the skid he failed to pitch into the seventh inning, and he has a 3.62 ERA over that span.
Milone walked two in the first - more than he had allowed in all but one of his seven previous starts this season.
"I was maybe trying to be a little too fine in the first inning," Milone said. "Just tried to paint the black and that's probably what caused me to get behind."
Defending AL West champion Oakland has lost six of seven. The A's start a series Monday at division-leading Texas.
"You go through ups and downs, but this is not very fun now," said Oakland's Brandon Moss, who struck out four times.
Morales hit his fourth home run of the season in the first, a drive into the Oakland bullpen in left field that followed Michael Saunders' leadoff single and Kyle Seager's one-out walk.
"Kendrys came up with a huge hit and kind of got the ball rolling. Three runs in the first is kind of setting us up for a big game," Michael Saunders said. "We continued to keep adding runs throughout the game, and it was a great team game today."
Josh Donaldson and Luke Montz hit consecutive doubles in the second, and the A's had runners at the corners with no outs when Nate Freiman grounded to shortstop Brendan Ryan, who threw out Montz at the plate. Saunders retired the next two batters.
"Not too many shortstops make that play," Wedge said. "His awareness out there is tremendous. It would be a tough double-play the way the ball was hit."
Joe Saunders was as surprised as anyone when Ryan threw home.
"He about took my head off," Saunders said. "It was a heads-up play, he made a great throw and great tag."
Seattle stretched its lead on Jesus Montero's run-scoring single in the fourth and Seager's sacrifice fly in the fifth. Jason Bay added his fourth home run in the seventh inning, a drive to center off Jerry Blevins.
"We're playing good baseball right now," Michael Saunders said. "We're doing all the little things right, and it's showing."
NOTES: Oakland manager Bob Melvin said OF Coco Crisp, on the DL with a strained left hamstring, may run the bases Monday. If it goes well, a Wednesday return for Crisp is "not out of the question," Melvin said. ... Wedge batted Seager third and moved Morales and Michael Morse both down a spot in the lineup, to Nos. 4 and 5. Wedge said the moves were designed to take some pressure off Morales and Morse. "I've seen them both chasing more than they should be chasing," Wedge said.


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Caribbean Cinemas will be the first movie theatre in the world to adopt Tremor FX active theatre seats [pictured].
RedSeat Entertainment has announced that Caribbean Cinemas will be the first movie theatre in the world to adopt their Tremor FX active theatre seats.
Seventy of the vibrating, immersive audio seats will be installed in two of Caribbean Cinemas HD theatres at the new Galeria 360 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Tremor FX technology incorporates vibrations delivered through actuators in a standard-sized cinema seats that respond to the film's audio signal. The system is design to enhance the sound design of a film by engaging audience sensory response on a deeper level. The control box for an entire theatre full of the seats is operated from the projection booth.
Gregory Quinn, VP of Caribbean Cinemas Dominican Republic commented: "Tremor FX is a great way for our customers to fully immerse themselves in a film. Instead of just seeing the movie, they are feeling it too, which really makes them a part of what is happening on screen."
"It is clear that Caribbean Cinemas is deeply committed to creating the best overall cinematic experience for their customers, and they have recognised and fully embraced the value of our Tremor FX technology," added Joseph Sorenson, CEO of RedSeat Entertainment. "The expectations of moviegoers are evolving, and we look forward to partnering with other theatres to bring this one-of-a-kind experience to cinemas across the globe."


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From organizing phone banks and events to entering data and gathering signatures to get President Obama on the Montana primary ballot, volunteers Gene, Joni, and Julie Quenemoen are doing everything they can to make sure the President wins in November.
In a rare moment of free time, the three offer their take on highlights from the President's first term, what's at stake this November, and what it means to be their neighborhood's most committed father-daughter-daughter team.
Q. What do you do when you're not working on the campaign?
Gene: My professional training is in agriculture and economics.
Joni: I am a retired teacher. I taught in public schools for 29 years. I've taught in Connecticut at a magnet school with inner-city kids, a rural school in Montana, an international school in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, and I finished my career in San Antonio, Texas. Right now I work part-time for a pediatric dental clinic here in Bozeman.
Julie: I'm retired from managing a retail business. I'm an art quilter and a volunteer at the Museum of the Rockies here in beautiful Bozeman, Montana. When I'm not doing that or helping with the campaign, I love to bike, hike, travel, knit and spend time with my family.
Q. Why do you support the President?
Gene: President Obama provided strong leadership in our nation's efforts to stimulate the sinking economy he inherited. He has received a lot of misguided criticism. Without his leadership, our national and world economy would very likely be in a serious recession.
Julie: I support President Obama first and foremost because he is "for the people"—and that means all the people! Despite having the huge obstacle of an opposing party blocking his every attempt, he has managed to meet some truly amazing goals. It's been a breath of fresh air to have a thoughtful and reflective leader, and it's crucial that we move forward.
Joni: He inherited some tremendous problems, and has worked diligently to solve them. He needs a second term to keep this country on the correct path and to keep the opposition from undoing what he has worked to accomplish.
Q. What motivated you to get involved?
Julie: I was involved in the 2008 campaign in a very small way, and have been so satisfied with the commitment, gracious demeanor, patience, and strength of this president that I made up my mind to become even more involved in the 2012 campaign.
Joni: My sister, Julie, encouraged me to attend an organizational meeting with her. I was also inspired by my dad, who has always worked hard for causes he believes in.
Julie: My mom and dad have participated in political campaigns for many years, and I've always viewed it as a great way to give back to our community, our state, and our country. We are so blessed to live in Big Sky Country. I've had my share of "legs up" in my lifetime, and I want to see generations to come have those opportunities.
Gene: My daughters encouraged me to get involved. We received encouragement and training from an inspirational local volunteer—our neighborhood team leader, Judith.
Q. Which of the President's accomplishments from the last three years particularly stand out to you?
Joni: His commitment to women's issues, the stimulus package, ending the war in Iraq, the Affordable Care Act …
Gene: I worked as an AARP volunteer to get health care reform passed during the first term of President Clinton. I was especially pleased with President Obama's leadership in getting the Affordable Care Act through Congress.
Julie: No one in an affluent country like ours should have to worry about health care—it should be equally available to senators and janitors.
Q. What's at stake in this election?
Gene: The Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United suggests a future path to plutocracy if we do not re-elect President Obama.
Joni: Supreme Court appointments! Plus, economic opportunities for the middle class—I feel like the current Republican trend is to gut the programs that provide assistance to those in need.
Julie: Getting the economy back on track through so much adversity has taken a great deal of courage. It took many years to create the mess we were in when he took office—it obviously can't be rectified with a snap of the fingers. Many people complain that it has been too slow or too little, but President Obama has held his head high and stayed the course. We have to move forward.
Q. How does your family influence your work on the campaign?
Gene: My children inspire me. I feel obligated to work as a volunteer in this important campaign for the future of my family and our country.
Julie: My inspiration for volunteering in the Obama campaign is also my family. I have two beautiful, independent, dynamic daughters, and a young granddaughter. Women are still unequal in America—for them, I wish fairness and equality.
I have a son who is an officer in the United States Navy, and two young grandsons. For them, I wish appreciation and opportunity.
I have aging parents and parents-in-law. For them, I wish retirement security.
And for my husband and me: I want peace of mind that our efforts in saving and investing for retirement will pay off! I truly believe that the Obama administration is leading the way toward making these wishes a reality.
Joni: I enjoy working with my dad and my sister. I have endless love and respect for both of them. We've always been a very close family, and working with them on President Obama's re-election campaign has been an honor.
My mom is not able to be involved at this point in her life, and my other sister and brother would like to be more involved as well, but don't have the time right now—so how cool is it that Julie, Dad, and I can represent the whole family and work to get this done?
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KINGS MOUNTAIN � Comebacks were in full force on Tuesday at Kings Mountain Middle as county rivals Burns and Kings Mountain�s basketball teams matched up.
KINGS MOUNTAIN � Comebacks were in full force on Tuesday at Kings Mountain Middle as county rivals Burns and Kings Mountain�s basketball teams matched up.
The Lady Patriots rallied for a 32-31 victory in the afternoon opener, followed by the visiting Eagles storming back for a 51-42 win in the boys contest.
Girls game
Burns had taken control and led by as much as nine early in the third quarter. The Lady Eagles even held a 24-17 edge until the final seconds of the period.
Then Kings Mountain (5-1, 5-0 Tri-County Conference East) began to find a rhythm, scoring the next 13 points to lead 30-24 in the fourth quarter. Burns didn�t fold, though, fighting back to tie it 30-all with 1:05 left.
Leeasia Rhodes, whose four consecutive points earlier in the fourth had broken a 24-all tie, drove for the go-ahead layup for the Patriots with about eight seconds to play.
�For them to do that and see what it�s like to have to fight for a game, that shows a lot about how good we can be,� KM coach Monty Deaton said.
Burns� Paris Baker made her first free throw but missed the second with 0.3 seconds remaining, and neither team could collect the rebound before time expired.
Rhodes paced Kings Mountain with 12 points, and Jessica McClure added seven.
Baker led the Eagles (3-3, 2-3) with 12 points, including their final four, with Ariana Huskey pitching in seven.
�I�m very proud of them,� Burns coach Ashleigh Benson said. �We played hard and we played to the end.�
Boys game
Kings Mountain used its transition offense to build a 33-24 third-quarter lead. Burns responded with a 13-0 run to go up 37-33 early in the fourth on a Malik Hamrick fast-break layup.
Jake Merchant�s putback with 2:12 left pulled the Patriots within one at 40-39.
But the Eagles (5-0 in division) came up with more big plays down the stretch, as two of their three fourth-quarter 3-pointers came in the final two minutes.
Gabe Falls� trey at the 1:57 mark pushed it to 43-39 in Burns� favor. After Kings Mountain�s Kavin Mosley cut it back to 43-41 on a layup, Hamrick put together an old-fashioned three-point play with a basket and a free throw to make it 46-41.
A Cameron Carpenter 3-pointer, his only basket, sealed the outcome by pushing the margin to eight.
�Once they get on that roll, they just feed off each other,� Burns coach Ian Cooper said.
Hamrick had 18 points for the Eagles, and Falls had eight of his 16 points in the fourth quarter.
Mosley paced Kings Mountain (4-2, 4-1) with 21 points, and Quante Williams added 15.
�We just ran out of gas. Not making excuses, they beat us,� KM coach Shane Cole said. �I was proud of my guys. They didn�t quit. They fought.�
Both Burns teams host Lincolnton on Thursday, while Kings Mountain�s squads visit West Lincoln the same day.


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Miller ArcStation
We recently got a firsthand look at a must-have product that anybody with a home shop will want. Miller Electric-the big welder manufacturer-has branched out into workstations for welding and metalworking. In speaking with the Miller reps who brought the new workstation, called the ArcStation, we discovered there was a need in the marketplace for welding workstations-specifically for smaller pro shops and serious home use. The existing products on the market were large, expensive industrial benches-but nothing really high in quality in a compact station for the home guy. As a result, Miller set out to design the ArcStation, which features a 1/8-inch-thick steel frame, pre-welded leg assemblies, a durable powdercoat finish, and either a 3/16- or 3/8-inch steel top. Miller offers the ArcStation in a 30×30-inch and a 30×60-inch version (shown), and with a variety of accessories, including shelving, storage drawers, clamps, a vice, and a welding curtain.
The ArcStation is ideal for welding, and is available with a top having an X-shaped grid and integral clamp for attaching and grounding your work. An optional heavy-duty vise can also be mounted on the corner for metalworking and for wrangling larger projects. Adjustable feet allow for easy leveling in your workspace, and there is plenty of tool storage with roller drawers under the work surface. Our overwhelming impression is that this is one sturdy piece of equipment that would last decades under the harsh daily industrial use. The best part, however, is the price. The 30×30 ArcStation starts at just $352, suggested retail. They key thing we found out from Miller is that they set pricing for the ArcStation strategically: It would actually cost you more to buy the materials and components to build your own workstation than it costs for the comparable ArcStation.
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Budget Rockers
COMP High Energy
COMP Cams' new High Energy aluminum roller rocker arms feature a die-cast aluminum body with a needle bearing fulcrum and roller tip. Designed to be stiffer and more durable than factory stamped steel rockers, these new rocker arms are capable of providing added valve lift while withstanding the rigors of a performance application. Perfect for street and moderate race use, the die-cast, larger-than-stock body of the rocker arm is made of aluminum for superior strength with light overall weight. A specially engineered fulcrum and roller tip create far less friction than sliding factory models to lower oil temperatures and friction. Snap rings are used to hold the trunion and bearings in place, and the simple bolt-on design fits most popular muscle car applications. They are available for AMC, Chevrolet, Ford, and Oldsmobile applications.
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Moser Wavetrac
Moser Engineering has partnered with Autotech Corporation where Moser Engineering will be the sole distributor in North America for 35-spline Wavetrac differentials for 12-bolt applications. According to Moser, they actually tried to break a Wavetrac diff in their fleet of race vehicles. When that failed, they became believers. That's why they're putting a transferrable lifetime warranty on every Wavetrac they sell. This unit is said to be different than other torque biasing diff designs because it works in low- or no-traction conditions that could stop others. The Wavetrac is made from 9310 steel gears that run in a case-hardened billet steel body and use high-quality ARP fasteners. The Wavetrac is designed to be maintenance-free, meaning that as supplied new, it will perform a lifetime of service without maintenance or rebuilds. The unit is also customizable, and you can alter the diff's behavior to suit your needs using optional components. This made-in-America design opens up the possibilities for dual-purpose race cars, bringing usable limited-slip capability to an extremely strong application.
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Speed tech Spindles
Prior to GM's new-for-1973 A-body, all suspensions were designed by the seat of the pants with a "hit-or-miss" philosophy. Little was understood about camber curves, scrub radius, bumpsteer, or other concepts we regularly embrace while building a hot rod. The only clear goal for those early suspension designers was to induce understeer for safety reasons. We now know better, and through sophisticated computer design like the kind used in Speed Tech's AFX spindle, we can predict with a high degree of confidence the handling characteristics of a component before it even meets the real world. Speed Tech's AFX spindle for '64-72 GM A-body, '67-69 GM F-body, and '68-74 GM X-body can banish those bad handling traits, because its forged aluminum construction and computer-designed shape correct the gross flaws of the originals. A choice of standard or tall height allows the builder to vastly improve camber gain when a larger wheel is used-or maintain a factory-style wheel fitment while still providing major gains. All AFX spindles provide a 1-inch lower ride height as well. At the heart of the ATX spindle is a C5 Corvette hub assembly for a higher load capacity and wheel speed sensor compatibility. The DIY guy will also appreciate the bolt-in nature of the AFX spindle, since no other chassis mods are required. Based largely to accommodate C5 suspension components, the AFX spindle can be paired with virtually any factory or aftermarket C5/C6 brake system.
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Product Review
Equipe Timepieces
Automotive-themed timepieces are nothing new-what's new is a watchmaker who is just as dedicated to quality as he is to the singular automotive theme. Until now, hot rod-inspired watches have either been cheap chachkas that looked like refugees from a swap meet, or they were made from unobtainium with a price tag to match. That's where the kernel for the idea behind Equipe watches comes into play: Why not make a quality line of luxury watches with an automotive theme that is tailor-made for the sensibilities of the hard-core muscle car enthusiast? On paper at least, the idea sounded good, so we took a harder look at Equipe's website, www.EquipeWatches.com.
We were shocked to find that the Equipe line consists not of just two or three styles, but 15, and all of them retro cool. With names like Big Block, Chassis, Hemi, Octane, and BallJoint, you can tell Equipe is betting the farm that hot rodders will cotton to them just in time for the holiday season. It's a big risk to take, especially when Equipe is boasting custom stainless steel cases, crystals, and knobs, and loading them with quality Miyota/Citizen chronograph-style quartz movements. These don't look or feel like rebadged generic throwaways, they present like the real deal. Being closet watch fans, we ordered two samples for review-the Chassis ($349) and the Spring ($599).
Our samples arrived by FedEx the next day and were packaged in a rugged metal container that was closer in concept to a Snap-on rig than a watch box. The first thing we noticed about these Equipe timepieces is the heft. You know you're dealing with something substantial from the moment you pick it up. These watches are not for girly men, so if you've got a skinny wrist, go buy a Movado. The stainless steel cases have a quality brushed matte texture, which is punctuated by precision-machined fasteners and knobs. Both the Chassis and Spring have chronograph movements, which allow them to time events in 1-second increments up to 60 minutes (30 minutes for the Chassis). The high-quality dials resemble classic automotive gauge faces and the numbers and hands were marked with fluorescent paint for easy reading at night. The water-resistant crown and chrono buttons resemble pistons or breather elements, depending on the model. About our only gripe was the lack of a synthetic sapphire crystal, which would make these watches far more appropriate for wearing while working on a car. You'll have to take care not to bang your Equipe against tools or other metal parts while working, or risk scratching the crystal-but unless you're wearing something pricier, you already have to worry about that.
Equipe timepieces are water-resistant down to 100 meters (330 feet), and are serialized like watches that are far more expensive. Pricing on Equipe watches ranges from $249 for the Octane (which features dual time zones instead of a chronograph movement), to the top-of-the-line BallJoint ($999). Most of the Equipe pieces are sport watches, but some of them, like our Spring model (a tank-style design), are more formal, and appropriate for business or evening events. These aren't toys per se, they're serious, quality timepieces that will impress. We also discovered that wearing one provides an immediate conversation topic for like-minded hot rodders and watch enthusiasts. And finally, there is this extra tidbit: Unlike most watchmakers who hail from Switzerland, Germany, or Japan, Equipe is based right here in Detroit, USA. Equipe really gets it. We're fans of quality watches almost as much as we dig hot rods, and it's a pleasant surprise to find a homegrown company that joins two of our great passions. We say put away that Timex and wear one of these big dogs to the track!
Equipe Watches
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RHS Race Block
GM LS engines have set a new standard for V-8 performance and durability, but there still are limits when it comes to finding a high-performance replacement for the factory block. Aware of this opportunity, RHS designed and tested several versions of GM LS engine blocks until they found the optimal solution for performance engine builders and racing enthusiasts.
The LS Race Block is designed for added clearance and mass customization. Available in both standard (9.240-inch) and tall (9.750-inch) deck heights with an extra-thick deck surface (.750-inch), the LS Race Block features a raised-cam centerline and priority main oiling via an oil galley that is shifted outboard to allow rod clearance for a much larger stroke (4.600 inches) while also minimizing crankcase windage. Using computer-aided design, the cylinder walls are Siamese cast with press-in spun cast-iron liners. Cylinder liners are available in standard deck (5.67-/5.87-inch, same as the LS7) and tall deck (5.94-/6.38-inch) lengths. Also featured is a six-bolt head design with a full water jacket around each cylinder (based on the LS7 design).
For quality control assurance, RHS performs a CT scan on each block (similar to a medical CAT scan) to maintain maximum casting precision and consistency. Combine all of these features with a superior finish quality, thanks to the RHS patented Clean Cast Technology, ultra-precise computer aided design, and extra surface material to allow custom machining, and you've got a GM block that sets a new benchmark for LS horsepower, torque, and durability.


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I don't do these very often, but it was free, I needed the credits, and I figured I could do some paperwork while tuned in. Who knows? I might even learn something.
So the talk began. The speaker was broadcasting from his home office, using a webcam on top of the computer. It seemed like the usual monotonous stuff... "When considering options in the treatment of Frickle-Martin syndrome one must first..."
Then his cell phone rang. "Oh, sorry everyone, I'm on call for my group tonight. I had to switch and tonight was the only... Hello? Yes, this is he. Yes, I rounded on her today. No, the MRI was still being done when I left. I can't talk to her family right now, I'll call back in an hour."
A few minutes later he was reviewing a nail-biting slide on cellular metabolism when he suddenly jumped back in his chair and a large, furry, white Samoyed reared up next to the desk, put it's paws on it, and stared straight into the camera "No! Down Sweater! Bad dog!" Not to be turned away, Sweater licked the speaker's face before disappearing.
A few more minutes went by, when there was a voice in the background. I couldn't hear what it said, but the speaker immediately turned away from a heart-pounding genetics slide and yelled: "I'm busy! I'll look at the math homework later."
Another few slides passed, and a phone rang. He ignored it for 3 rings then answered: "Hello? No, she, went to get Laura from piano class. I'll tell her you called."
The rest of the talk, unfortunately, was uneventful. I finished some office dictations, and made a mental note that if I'm ever asked to a talk like that (nobody is calling, either) I'll probably do it from my office downtown.


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Buggy Symantec Endpoint Protection Update Blue Screens WinXP PCs
Businesses running Symantec's antivirus software may have seen the dreaded "blue screen of death" last week after a signature update went wrong this week.
A July 11 update for Symantec Endpoint Protection 12.1 caused some Windows XP systems to crash repeatedly with a blue screen of death, Symantec said. The problem appeared to affect only Windows XP software, and only for Symantec Endpoint Protection Small Business Edition (SEP SBE) 12.1, Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) 12.1, and Symantec Endpoint Protection.cloud (SEP.cloud), wrote Michael Marfise, senior manager of Symantec Endpoint Protection within the enterprise security group, in an update blog post.
Symantec's Norton antivirus, targeting consumers, was not affected, according to Symantec.
"On July 11th, 2012 Symantec Security Response started receiving reports of customers experiencing blue screens after applying the July 11th revision 18 definitions," Orla Cox, of Symantec Security Response, wrote in the initial statement.
The company issued a rollback of the signatures on Thursday.
"The root cause of the issue was an incompatibility due to a three-way interaction between some third-party software that implements a file system driver using stack based file objects," Marfise said.
Cleaning up the disabled machines was time-consuming for many irate customers. "For anyone still having the issue, the above solution will work, it just took us a couple of hours worth of lost time to resolve it," one customer ranted on Vox's post.
PSO Beheer BV, a Dutch company, told Reuters the update caused 150 computers to fail within the organization and employees had to be sent home while IT addressed the problem.
"This has cost us (and others as well obviously) massive amounts of time and money on IT support and employees not being able to work," Ron van den Broek, a technology manager with PSO Beheer BC, commented on the blog post.
Another customer wrote in another comment that Symantec needed to offer compensation "for the hours of lost worker production and the time and effort taken by IT staffs to rectify this huge error." A representative said the company is working on a compensation package for affected customers, according to the customer.
"I encourage everyone to ask to be compensated for the time and effort it took all of us (to) fix Symantec's software," the poster wrote.
There are no details available at this time about any kind of compensation package.
"My first impression is Symantec is downplaying the effects of this issue, van den Broek told Reuters.
Affected Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) 12.1 or Symantec Endpoint Protection Small Business Edition 12.1 customers should refer to this knowledge base article, Marfise wrote. Symantec Endpoint Protection.cloud customers should contact Symantec.cloud technical support.


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Ask Eartha: Sustainability just makes good business sense
Special to the Daily
I am a small-business owner who just moved to Summit County. I am looking for ways to incorporate more eco-friendly practices into my business model without it costing an arm and a leg.
Margaret, Breckenridge
A common misconception is that protecting the environment and economic growth are at odds with one another.
This does not have to be the case.
In fact, more consumers are becoming environmentally conscious and using that awareness when deciding where to shop and who they want to give their money to.
According to BBMG, a brand and marketing firm, "U.S. consumers increasingly say 'environmentally friendly' describes them well (86 percent well, 34 percent very well)." Protecting the environment was the top issue consumers cared about globally, according to a survey conducted by Marketing Green. As such, it just makes good business sense to integrate environmentally sustainable practices in your business model. It does not have to cost an arm and a leg, but it does take a commitment.
As leaders of the community, business owners have a responsibility to set sustainability standards for other aspiring and incoming business owners to follow. In this way, businesses are invested in the community and its environmental health and protection. Business owners who practice environmental stewardship in their day-to-day operations are thinking about the long-term health of our community and not just about the bottom line.
Many businesses are already taking steps to becoming more sustainable. Restaurants and eating establishments are beginning to use recyclable or compostable food containers for take-out and to-go items. Businesses are switching over to environmentally friendly cleaning products — a hard shift for some that have been using the same cleaning products for years.
Some businesses start small and work their way up to bigger changes. Every little bit counts. An easy but significant change is switching out plastic flatware and disposable dishes for reusable ones in the employee lounge. Or setting up a recycling bin with a list of recyclable items posted above it. Creating an incentive program for employees to carpool or take public transportation is another way for businesses to encourage sustainable habits.
Consider joining the High Country Conservation Center's sustainable business program, which is recruiting new businesses for 2014.
The towns of Silverthorne, Frisco and Breckenridge sponsor 10 businesses in each municipality to take on a green project of their choosing. The business receives a free sustainability assessment and free energy audit with a detailed report of how it can become more sustainable and more energy efficient. The staff at the High Country Conservation Center will provide coaching and advice for completing the project.
Finally, the business receives positive recognition for its improvements and great publicity as a sustainable business.
The businesses who went through the program in 2013 took on some challenging but worthwhile projects. Some of the businesses ended up saving money on their utility bills by doing energy-improvement upgrades such as air sealing and insulation, refrigeration and lighting upgrades.
If you or another business owner you know is interested in joining the program, please contact the High Country Conservation Center at (970) 668-5703 or email email@example.com.
Ask Eartha Steward is written by the staff at the High Country Conservation Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to waste reduction and resource conservation. Submit questions to Eartha at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Hi Everyone,
This week we would like to share our Jim Dine inspired art works with you. We 'Googled' Jim Dine to find out more about him and shared a PowerPoint of pictures of some of Jim's Heart themed artworks.
We also watched the short Youtube Video below, which showed how students from another school had borrowed some of Jim Dine's ideas. After the video we talked for a while about how art does not have to be 'perfect' to be appreciated. Some of us get a little bit frustrated when things do not go exactly to plan. We also talked about why we look at the artworks of famous people. We decided that being inspired by an idea does not mean making a perfect copy of the art work; it means taking a technique or idea and making it our own.
You might also like to look at the Youtube Video below, of a Jim Dine, heart themed sculpture called 'Tools and Fire'. Everyone in our class thought it was fantastic . We spent lots of time talking about what Jim might have been thinking about when he was creating it.
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HARRISBURG – Gov. Tom Corbett was joined yesterday in Harrisburg by healthcare professionals and advocates as he unveiled his Healthy Pennsylvania plan to increase access to quality, affordable healthcare options for all Pennsylvanians.
"My plan for a Healthy Pennsylvania works to ensure that every child has access to healthcare coverage and that every Pennsylvanian has access to a family doctor or healthcare provider," Corbett said. "It's a Pennsylvania-based plan that is based on common-sense reforms, creates real healthcare choices, reduces government bureaucracy and provides a pathway to independence for all Pennsylvanians."
The plan was endorsed by healthcare leaders such as Dr. C. Richard Schott, a practicing physician from suburban Philadelphia and president of the Pennsylvania Medical Society.
"The Healthy Pennsylvania plan announced by Governor Corbett recognizes the need to take positive actions to improve the health of all Pennsylvanians," Schott said. "The Pennsylvania Medical Society applauds the governor's plan and looks forward to continue working with him and other stakeholders to improve the health of all Pennsylvanians."
Additional supporters in attendance for the Healthy Pennsylvania launch included the Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP), Pennsylvania Association of Area Agencies on Aging, Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association, Insurance Federation of Pennsylvania Inc. and families from the Harrisburg region.
Corbett's Healthy Pennsylvania plan focuses on improving access, ensuring quality, and providing affordability through the following initiatives:
Improving Access
- Get all kids insured in Pennsylvania: Eliminate the mandatory six-month waiting period for Pennsylvania's Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), allowing all Pennsylvania children to have continued and timely access to CHIP coverage; reauthorize the program in the legislature; and expand current enrollment and outreach efforts.
- Promote access to primary health care: Seek additional federal funding, above the $4 million provided in this year's state budget, to build and expand community-based, primary care health clinics throughout Pennsylvania; and continue to support loan forgiveness programs to encourage primary healthcare providers to practice in rural and underserved areas of the state.
- Enhance care delivery through technology: Continue to expand the use of health information technology, including using telemedicine to bring specialty care into underserved areas of the state and using electronic health records.
Ensuring Quality
- Support older Pennsylvanians and persons with disabilities: Build upon the $68 million commitment in this year's budget to older Pennsylvanians and persons with disabilities by continuing to redesign services so that more people can have access to home and community-based care; and create a Long-Term Care Commission to recommend best practices that improve the coordination of care for all Pennsylvanians in need of long-term care services and support.
- Promote good public health: Convene a "Healthy Pennsylvania Summit" to continue discussions with Pennsylvania's leading public health and research universities, employers, communities and physicians around promoting preventative health best practices across the commonwealth; and support and expand community-based health partnerships, with community partners such as libraries and schools.
- Ensure safe and appropriate access to prescription medication: Enhance the prescription drug monitoring program to help patients receive addiction treatment and reduce the criminal diversion of prescription drugs. Corbett also will partner with local law enforcement to support a statewide "Drug Take-Back" program that gives Pennsylvanians a safe and secure way to dispose of unused prescription medications.
Providing Affordability
- Continue reforms of Pennsylvania's medical liability system: Adopt the "Apology Rule" for healthcare providers to allow them to express empathy for unforeseen outcomes without fear that their statements will be seen as an admission of error.
- Reform Pennsylvania's Medicaid program: Secure agreement from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to allow the state to apply common-sense Medicaid reforms including:
- Aligning Medicaid benefits with private, commercial insurance and the federal standards for essential health benefits, mental health parity and preventative care (benefit package for children will not change and community supports for older Pennsylvanians and persons with disabilities will remain the same);
- Implementing a revised cost-sharing model for current adult Medicaid recipients that rewards use of preventative care to reduce emergency room use ? this will be accomplished through instituting a reasonable monthly premium on a sliding scale from $0 to $25 and removing confusing co-payments; and
- Requiring work search for all unemployed working-age Medicaid beneficiaries, with limited exceptions, connecting them to jobs and job training as needed through Pennsylvania's JobGateway(SM).
If the federal government grants Pennsylvania the ability to implement these reforms and achieve significant cost savings, Pennsylvania will work with the federal government to use federal funds and give approximately 520,000 additional low-income Pennsylvanians the ability to enroll in private health insurance plans through the federal health insurance exchange.
"Healthy Pennsylvania provides a path to wellness and care for all Pennsylvanians," Corbett said. "The plan ensures quality, access and affordability in a fiscally responsible framework. We are re-directing funding to better serve those who most need our support."
"This is a Pennsylvania solution that reforms a broken and financially unsustainable program. Healthy Pennsylvania is grounded in independence for all Pennsylvanians, reducing government bureaucracy by using the private health care market, and creating healthcare choices for consumers. I will not accept Washington's 'one-size-fits-all' approach for Pennsylvania, and I will not expand an entitlement program."
Medicaid costs currently account for 27 percent of the entire general fund budget, with one in six Pennsylvanians on the program.
Allowing access to private coverage, versus an expansion of Medicaid, would be more quickly implemented, require less bureaucracy, offer more provider options, and protect state programs by not putting Pennsylvania at risk if the federal government does not live up to the promise of funding.
While speaking to Corbett at the launch, HAP's President and Chief Executive Officer Andy Carter thanked the governor for his decision to move forward on the health care initiative and said, "We applaud your decision to embrace what hospitals consider the cornerstone of a high performing health system? effective insurance coverage for all Pennsylvanians."
Corbett outlined the Healthy Pennsylvania plan after a tour of the emergency room and Riverview Primary Care at Pinnacle Health's Harrisburg Hospital. During the tour, he learned about the hospital's system to identify and triage patients based on their needs, which helps the organization reduce costs within the emergency room and promote primary care.
"We are pleased with the governor's support of increasing access to integrated, quality care while controlling costs," shared Michael A. Young, president and chief executive officer for Pinnacle Health. "Innovations such as Riverview Primary Care improve the health of Pennsylvanians and reduce costs by providing the right care, from the right provider, at the right time and in the right place."
For more information, visit www.pa.gov.


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Cumberbatch signs to Iraq war movie
Benedict Cumberbatch is to play a soldier stationed in Iraq in war drama The Yellow Birds.
The Sherlock star will appear alongside Mud's Tye Sheridan and We're The Millers star Will Poulter in the story of two young soldiers who are taken under the wing of an older sergeant as they are deployed to Iraq.
David Lowery - who won acclaim for his directorial debut Ain't Them Bodies Saints starring Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara - will direct from his own script, Variety reported.
The film is adapted from the award-nominated novel of the same name by Kevin Powers, who served as a machine gunner with the US Army in Iraq in 2004 and 2005.
David said: "I never had any interest in making a war film until [producers Jeffrey Sharp and Evan Hayes] brought me the novel by Kevin Powers.
"And perhaps I still don't, because while Powers' story takes place during wartime, it isn't about the conflict. It is about characters who find themselves caught up in war, but who struggle to not let it define them. I fell in love with them.
"It is a beautiful and deeply personal tale, relayed through images and memories, and I am excited to have the chance to bring it to the screen."
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