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8 Weeks to 6-Figures
Can you afford to wait?
You're tired of investing in equipment and training that's costing you 5-6 figures and wishing for the best. Taking shots in the dark with events, marketing, and sales techniques that have no real strategy. You hope that word of mouth will spread about your new service and you create competitive prices in your area, but you still secretly wonder, "will people buy this service?"
You're excited to share this service but how do you get others on board? How do you share that enthusiasm with your staff, patients, and potential new clients who have never stepped into your office?
Hope is not a sales strategy.
It could take months, even years for clients to find you. Can you really afford to wait?
I have good news and bad news: You are sitting on a gold mine.
This is bad news because you're probably leaving a lot of money on the table.
This is good news because well, it's really, really good.
You're sitting on a gold mine. All you have to do is tap into it.
You can easily add $200,000 a year to your revenue by doing one sales event per quarter.
With our Turn Key System, it's simple and consistent!
And with a clear strategy in place, just ONE onsite sales event could explode your business.
You bring in experts who have spent decades in the trenches – putting on their own sales events, not to mention the ones they've done for countless other practices. Their systems, strategies, and support are then infused into your event, leaving you with a powerful operating machine.
After that, you can conquer even the loudest excuses rolling around in your head:
- "We don't have the experience."
- "No one will pay that kind of money in this area."
- "My staff isn't on board."
- "I don't want to be pushy or sound salesy!"
As founder and CEO of Projected Growth Consulting, I have over 18 years experience as a medical spa owner, business owner, med spa CFO, business consultant, and commercial real estate professional. I've hand-picked a team of 15 women, many who are former CEOs of their own med spas, to help you put together THE OPTIMAL sales event. Collectively, we have been the owner, the manager, the medical assistant, the consultant, and the patient. This is not a generic process, we're prepared for those, "I didn't think of that" moments!
It's all about the numbers around here, because the numbers don't lie:
We sold over $18M for our client's events and hosted over 350 events in 2018 alone.
Our average sales for one event is over $62,000 and we've had 20+ events in the past six months surpass $100,000!
Sign up for our 8-week, 6-Figure Sales Event Package and learn why we're called Projected Growth Consulting.
This is one of our most popular services for good reason. Each week, we guide you from start to finish and beyond, with a powerful post-follow-up strategy. This is one of the most comprehensive programs to a successful sales event out there.
With a minimum goal to book at LEAST 10 cases and a maximum goal of your imagination (at a 2-hour event!), here's the kind of training and support you'll receive in our 8-week program:
8 Weeks Out – Pre-planning
This week we'll identify your fearless leader – the person to head this event. Then, you'll get laser focused (whether you're selling a laser or not) and identify the type of event you're having and what services to put in the spotlight. We'll establish pricing, location logistics, and designate roles to your staff based on their experience, interest, and abilities.
5 Weeks Out – Marketing Strategies
Get ready to learn the most efficient way to utilize all of your marketing platforms. You'll discover how to reach a wider audience and how to connect with your existing or previous client base. Our proven marketing strategies and detailed program will secure qualified attendees for your big day.
2 Weeks Out – Boosting an RSVP
Week 8 is like putting a race car into high gear – it's game ON for your team. We make a powerful push to secure any leads, increase marketing visibility with targeted advertising, and bring a little fun in the office with friendly staff competitions and incentives. With our weekly meetings, we make sure everything is going according to plan.
7 Weeks Out – Event Logistics
This is the event planning week. We'll set a time and date that's ideal for both your target clients and your team. We'll guide you through everything from event pricing to refreshments and make clear goals based on your location. You'll receive custom graphic designs to promote your upcoming event and learn how to use it with our tested and proven system.
4 Weeks Out – Event Advertising
We'll develop your advertising strategy (marketing and digital) and provide you with in-depth coaching on everything from the ad design to the paper size. We'll cover all online, paid, and organic techniques and platforms for social media, your existing patient base, in-office staff invitations, and how to reach out directly to targeted clients for the event.
1 Week Out – Event Week Prep
The event day will be outlined by the minute so you know exactly how to create a seamlessly successful and profitable event. We'll prepare you for any curveballs that could come your way and provide you with an event schedule that offers an enjoyable flow for your guests and an efficient outcome for your team.
6 Weeks Out – Logistics Deep Dive
This week you'll receive step-by-step checklists and promotional materials – from event flyers to sales call scripts for your staff. There will be a team meeting where each department provides updates so everyone stays in sync. You'll also learn ways to create excitement about this event – online and in the office – while handling day-to-day tasks.
3 Weeks Out – Qualifying an RSVP
This week is focused on sharing information with leads. You'll learn what qualifying questions to ask in a way that feels organic. We facilitate sales and conversion training for your staff, scripts to follow, role-playing exercises, and step-by-step guidance to get the right patients to your event. You'll quickly see why we average 76% closing ratio at our on-site sales events!
Post-Event Follow Up
The event isn't over yet, this is a crucial time to make those follow-ups, thank you's, and secure any sales that needed a 24-hour hold. Because you're having another event each quarter, you'll also learn how to build hype and make your recent guests excited to tell their friends about you!
And now for some short & sweet testimonials…
"Can't think of anything that would have made it better."
– Dr. Shewmake, Event Gross Sales: $160K, Closing Ratio: 93%
"Excellent delivery of technology highlights. Helped secure multiple patient leads and procedures.
Very friendly, approachable and professional. Overall excellent performance."
– Dr. Sand, Event Gross Sales: $77,140, Closing Ratio: 92%
"I needed a good launch of the new product and it was delivered with excellence."
– Dr. Russo, Event Gross Sales: $66,900, Closing Ratio: 91%
You won't just "feel" like it's working. We offer a clear ROI.
In this hands-on process, we step in and become a part of your team. You'll be able to track your progress and celebrate your wins because there WILL be wins.
And the best part? This training can and should be applied for every event you have after this. These tools will give you a clear strategy for quarterly events – for these same products or new launches. So you'll not only see a clear ROI, our average sales amount of $62,000 sees a 10X return on your investment! How many programs can you say that about?
It's so fun to watch your numbers rise, but one of the most rewarding parts is watching the rise of confidence and excitement in the staff. When your employees get the training they need and feel like a part of a team with a clear strategy, the morale goes through the roof. And when they experience the win of a sale, they'll never be the same. They know what it takes to do it again and again.
So I ask you once more, can you afford to wait any longer?
Let's do this!


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Irvine Valley's men's soccer team avenged an earlier loss this season and also moved on to the Southern California Regional Playoff finals for the second year in a row with a tough 3-2 victory over Rio Hondo Tuesday afternoon at home.
Irvine Valley, seeded fourth, improved its record to 16-4-3 overall. Fifth-seeded Rio Hondo had its season with a record of 9-5-9 overall.
Irvine Valley lost to Rio Hondo, 3-2, on the road on Sept. 13.
The Lasers are a different team and a much more dangerous one now.
Heading into Tuesday's contest, IVC had scored 48 goals in 16 matches since the defeat at Rio Hondo.
And Irvine Valley got on the board firs in the seventh minute.
Sophomore forward Jose Rivera played a ball into the box to sophomore forward Connor Elder and Elder beat Rio Hondo keeper Jose Paredes with a hard, low shot to left corner of the net to make it 1-0.
The Lasers nearly increased their lead shortly after. Rivera blasted a shot that Paredes had to knock down. Sophomore forward Sean Goode was there for the rebound. He flicked the ball toward the goal, but it hit the post and rolled away.
IVC led, 1-0, at the half.
For the second straight match, Irvine Valley scored in the first minute of the second half.
Rivera took a shot that deflected off a defender and flew up in the air. Goode got up higher than anyone and headed the ball down into the net to give Irvine Valley a 2-0 lead.
Rio Hondo made it a game in the 55th minute with a goal. Jesus Garcia was there to finish a rebound off a shot from Nicholas Knapp to bring Rio Hondo to within 2-1.
In the 61st minute, Carlos Jimenez had a good chance for the Roadrunners, but missed wide left on a shot.
Goode put IVC back in front by two goals in the 70th minute. Rio Hondo lost the ball in its defensive end and Goode took advantage. He raced to the ball and then finished his shot past Paredes to make it a 3-1 match.
But Rio Hondo got back within a goal with six minutes left in the contest. IVC freshman goalie Blake Sigler was able to make three saves at close range, but Garcia put his attempt into the back of the net.
Rio Hondo tried to push in the final minutes to get a tie, but Irvine Valley's defense held on.
Goode's two goals gave him 20 on the season. Elder's goal put him at 14 and Rivera's two assists lifted his total to 14, which is among the state leaders.
Sigler made six saves in the match for IVC.
Irvine Valley moves back into the regional final for the second straight year and against the same team.
Mt. San Antonio defeated IVC last season, 2-1, to move on to state.
Irvine Valley will play at top-seeded Mt. SAC on Saturday at 2 p.m. with another trip to the state on the line.

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User-Submitted Reviews of SuperJeweler & Testimonials
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Posted by Foxdiachik (6 years ago)
Looking to buy for Christmas
I have had such good luck with SuperJewler.com before that I plan on getting quite a number of Christmas gifts from them. The idea of not having to fight pushy people in stores is appealing and being able to really look at the items clearly without being rushed is very nice. Sometimes I get real diamonds and sometimes I order the fun, in fashion jewelry. I love all jewelry!
This year, I am thinking it would be easier to have the packages sent directly to my friends and relatives and take advantage of the free shipping. That way, I know the gifts are delivered on time and I can enjoy being with my friends for the cookies and fun of the holidays. no battling for parking at the mall. Anyway, it is a savings all the way around and I like good quality.
Bought: purple geode necklace with 2 chains and rose quartz stretch ring
Order Date: 2013-10-25
Date Received: 2013-10-28Pros:
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Posted by Lori D. (1 decade ago)
Quality jewelry for affordable prices are what I found at superjeweler. I got my diamond penchant at sj and thought it was much nicer than what I saw in the picture. I really stand by this store.
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Posted by Tim (1 decade ago)
I had a great customer experience with Super jeweler. They are prompt with their responses to my email questions and helping me get the transaction taken care of as soon as possible. I bought a tennis bracelet for my wife for her birthday and she was awe struck by the beauty of the bracelet.
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Posted by Nicole (1 decade ago)
My package from SuperJeweler arrived a week ago containing my skull ring. It is simply gorgeous and I am wearing it now! The shine is blinding and I love the snakes coming out of the skull's eyes.
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Posted by Jill (1 decade ago)
My order with SuperJeweler went well. I purchased a pretty 24K gold leaf pendant necklace for less than $30 in their on sale section. Shipping was free and I also got a jewelry cleaner as a "gift". I would likely check out their sales section again for good bargains!
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Posted by Chao (1 decade ago)
Superjeweler.com is an online jewelry store with thousands of beautiful jewelries. My wife loved her 3ct diamond ring. It was exactly what we were looking for and Superjeweler did not disappoint.
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Posted by Ruth (1 decade ago)
I gave my daughter a pair of 1/2 carat diamond earrings from superjeweler. The stones are so beautiful. The color and clarity was brillant. For $299, it was a great deal. I have a very grateful daughter.
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Posted by Jan (1 decade ago)
Superjeweler's service and web site sucks! They don't acknowledge the order, don't answer their phones, don't respond to complaint emails and lie when you get your credit card company to charge them back for something they didn't send and didn't send on time. Then they say you signed for it when you didn't. BEWARE and stay away from this site!!!!
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12 mini ice pops
- 1 litre tomato juice
- 3 heaped tbsp of Ballymaloe Jalapeño
- Juice of 1 lemon
- 1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce
- salt and pepper
- 1 head of celery
- A few years ago at a festival a famous cocktail bar asked for some Ballymaloe Jalapeño relish, they used it to create the Ballymaloe Bloody Mary. Inspired by this we've created a spicy savoury ice pop perfect for BBQ season. Add the lemon juice, Ballymaloe Jalapeño and Worcestershire sauce to the tomato juice.(Add the vodka if using).
- Check for seasoning. Pour the mix into an ice pop mould. Cut the celery to measure and place one stick into each slot, this way you have an edible ice pop handle. Place in freezer for 4 hours or until frozen through


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The hair clippers are used to style your hairs in a professional way. The best clippers to fade hair and the people are using these clippers in order to get the professional look. The main types of clippers are corded and cordless clippers. Both the corded and cordless are used differently and have their own advantages and disadvantages. One must choose the clipper according to your use and need and also check the features and price of the clippers.
Let us have some knowledge about the corded and cordless clippers and know their advantages and disadvantages which are as follows:-
Corded clippers: Corded clippers are that have clippers to make them ON and this is the main difference between the corded and cordless clippers.
- Corded clippers are best known for the battery as they are with a cord so they will never run out of power.
- The corded clippers last longer because there is no need to replace the battery of corded clippers.
- Corded clippers have less flexibility as they can be taken to a specific place because of their cord length.
- Also, the cord of the corded clippers can get tangled and it will take time to solve the tangles of it.
Cordless clippers: – Cordless clippers are free of cord and provide you greater mobility than the corded clippers.
- It is portable as it can be taken everywhere and you also don't need to plug in it so it can be sued anywhere.
- These have long battery life.
- As these are operated by battery, you need to charge it from time to time.
- It can take a long time to get charged.
Lastly, the above mentioned are some pros and cons of both the corded and cordless clippers.


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A/C Freon Changes That May Impact You
The US Government has enacted a new policy requiring all air conditioners and heat pumps no longer use the ozone-depleting R22 refrigerant, which has been the HVAC industry standard in the manufacture of central air conditioning systems. Although this is great news for the environment, what does it mean for the average homeowner?
1.) While recharging an A/C or heat pump is not typical, if your system develops a leak or needs service, replacement refrigerant may be necessary. If your existing A/C system has R22, it can be serviced/recharged up to 1/1/2020. But after 1/12020, refrigerant manufacturers must cease all production of R22 refrigerant.
2.) There is no EPA requirement on the servicing or usage of existing R22 A/C units and the equipment may be used indefinitely. Substitutes for R22 may be available to service and recharge R22 however, any substitute should only be applied by NATE-certified technician.
3.) If you purchasea new air conditioning unit or heat pump system after 1/1/2010, it may or may not utilize R22 refrigerant. It will most likely use the more environment friendly R410A. Most manufacturers are already manufacturing A/C units and heat pumps with R410A and they are widely available today. If you are looking to purchase a new A/C unit, you should give consideration to the new R410A systems.
What should you do?
Have your A/C unit serviced on a regular basis. For newer homes, its recommended to have your A/C unit serviced annually. For older homes, you may need to have them serviced bi-annually. Changing your filters monthly will also significantly improve the performance of your A/C unit. Home warranties are also a great idea to keep on your home in the event a major system breaks down. Service One Home Warranty is one of the few warranty companies offering a comprehensive replacement package for A/C units, meeting the new Government required improvements. Learn more about the Service One Home Warranty at http://www.s1hw.com/.


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Team has to put up outstanding show in ODI series: Yuvraj
India vice-captain Yuvraj Singh oozes confidence of doing well in the upcoming one-day series.cricket Updated: Aug 15, 2008 22:03 IST
Having smashed a scintillating 172 in the warm up match against the Lankan XI, India vice-captain Yuvraj Singh on Friday oozed confidence of doing well in the upcoming one-day series but feels India will have to put up an "outstanding" effort to handle the twin-threat of Muttiah Muralitharan and Ajantha Mendis.
The Punjab left-hander anchored the 92-run win and said he was happy to make a brilliant start to the tour.
"I came to Sri Lanka with a lot of expectations. I would like to better my previous performance. I am happy with the way I have started in the rights spirit. I am feeling very confident after the warm up match today," said the southpaw, who smashed 13 sixes and eight boundaries in his 121-ball knock.
The Indian vice captain believes the Sri Lankan bowling has become more dangerous with the coming of Ajantha Mendis and his team has to play really well against the formidable spin attack.
"The two have been bowling very well. I have seen them in the Test series they have been outstanding. Earlier Murali was only one guy but now they also have Mendis. So we have to play outstanding cricket to deal with the situation," he said.
Yuvraj rated his 172-run knock high despite it coming in a warm up match.
"Obviously I have to face a better attack when I play the ODI. But today my innings was against an international side. With Mendis and Muralitharan, Sri lanka will have a potent attack," he said.
"I was happy about hitting four sixes in the 45th over of Mubarak. Of course the 6 sixes (which he hit in the World cup Twenty20 ) was playing in. But it is not always possible to do it," he added.


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Elite Rhône Rockstars
Have you heard of Dauvergne & Ranvier? No? Well, let me introduce you to the Rhône's most dynamic duo, because their wines are well worth giving a listen. A winemaker and viticulturist, this team learnt their art by working in some of France's most famous regions, and have now branched out alone to develop their own sound.
They draw their inspiration from many of the Rhône's best growers, who grant them access to the sweetest sites, to craft expressive and complex vinos. You know, the kinda wines that have Tim Atkin MW and Matt Walls, two of UK's most influential critics, putting them at the top of their 'Top Ten Producers to Watch' list.
While this collection is a compilation of wines from different times and places in the region, they all reflect the authenticity and integrity that Dauvergne & Ranvier are known for. The hardest part? Deciding which one of these bonafide hits you'll open first.
Each case includes a bottle of each of the following:
Dauvergne & Ranvier 'Du Soleil a la Terre' Châteauneuf du Pape 2012
96pts The Wine Magazine, $82 RRP
Deep in colour, the nose is a smouldering medley of dark red fruits, spice, cloves and earthy aromas. The palate is generous and powerful, with firm tannins providing the structure for a long and happy life.
Dauvergne & Ranvier 'Rare' Hermitage 2010
96pts Guide France 2014, 93pts Wine Spectator
We have it on good recommendation from the lads that this deep, rich and generous vino must be served with a prime rib roast. We're off to the butcher, see you there.
YOU'D PAY $155 full price.
Dauvergne & Ranvier 'Villages Grand Vin' Côtes du Rhône 2014
94pts France Wine Review
"The gaze is arrested by the depth of the robe of a red so dark that it appears black. The nose begins to is open. We are surprised to note aromas of tapenade, rockrose, rosemary, bark and wood smoke." - Dauvergne & Ranvier (thanks Google translate).
YOU'D PAY $39 full price.
Dauvergne & Ranvier Lirac 2013
96pts Selections Parcellaires
'Lirac Rouge', sounds like a fragrance that should be on Chanel's shelves. It's not, but this vino is just as alluring.
YOU'D PAY $103 full price.
Dauvergne & Ranvier 'Vin Rare' Gigondas 2013
93pts Tim Atkin MW, 93pts Wine Advocate
It smells of rosemary, pine, thyme, red berries and subtle woody notes. Sounds good, right? Well, there's only one way to find out. Bottoms up, mofo.
YOU'D PAY $103 full price.
Dauvergne & Ranvier 'Face Sud' Côte-Rôtie 2012
98pts Le Magazin du Vin, 96pts Wine Spectator Magazine, 18.5/20 Jancis Robinson MW
It's hard not to be impressed by this vino. A sensory overload, this is going to blow you away with its graphite, lavender, blueberry and chocolate nose, and its rippling tannins and powerful palate.
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|Secrets of the Caribbean
Secrets of the Caribbean is an unreleased 1945 Private Snafu short directed by Chuck Jones.
Private Snafu is stationed in the Caribbean to guard the Panama Canal. While pursuing a lovely young native girl, he must fend off giant insects, howler monkeys, and carnivorous plants.[1]
- It has been said that the master of the short was given to the Army, who most likely disposed of it since WWII was just about over, making the short useless to them.[citation needed|date=]
- This is one of the few Looney Tunes content that is actually lost, meaning that no element of the short exists.
- ↑ Shull, Michael S. & David E. Wilt (2004), "Private Snafu Cartoons", Doing Their Bit: Wartime American Animated Short Films, 1939-1945, McFarland & Company, ISBN 978-0786481699
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Come and join us for some FUN at the Montevideo Xpo which showcases Montevideo Area Businesses and Services. The XPO will be taking place on Friday, April 25th from Noon until 6pm; and again on Saturday, April 26th from 10am to 4pm and will be located at Heritage Hill, 4 miles East of Montevideo on Highway 7.
MVTV Wireless will have WiFi at the XPO, along with a presentation to learn more. MVTV Wireless will have a booth displayed as we will be available for questions Friday and Saturday!FREE ADMISSION! Shopping Train rides Food Games Recreational Vehicles Networking Opportunities Heritage Hill sites


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The good: Our water leak is fixed.
The bad: It cost $1600.
The good: If we submit documentation to the water board, they should adjust our sewer bill. The water lost is lost, but the sewer charge is based on water usage. The water was not really used, as it leaked into the yard (the leak was outside, not in the house, thank God), so there should be no sewer charge. If adjusted properly, that should cut the bill by $500.
The bad: This can take up to eight weeks to be corrected.
The good: Saw the new eye doctor today.
The bad: The old doctors took all their files, so I started all over as a blank slate.
The good: He says he's the permanent doctor and will be the one I see from now on.
The good: He says my pressure is not as bad as they made it seem, and my nerves look good, so he's taking me off the drops for two weeks to see what happens. If all's well, my visits will be every three to six months instead of every two to three weeks.
The bad: I've maybe wasted a lot of time and money on these drops for no reason.
The good: His office visit rates are lower.
The good: If he does keep me on drops, he might switch me to much cheaper ones.
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Arrived well within the estimated timeframe, and matches all the other bridesmaid dresses in the order very well. At the suggestion of a friend who had made a previous purchase here, I did all measurements 0.5 inch small, and the only alteration I need is to shorten the strap.
The dress is perfect! It was in the style I wanted, it looked just like the picture, and my measurements were all correct. The cloth used to make the dress are quality materials and I can see that they were very careful and neat with the stitching. Also, the dress took only 3-4 weeks to make, that's ridiculously fast.
This dress is great! I got all 5 of my girl's dresses in within one month. The seller will work with you to make sure it's exactly what you want! I highly recommend this shop. In fact, two of my friends are using them for their wedding because they loved how my turned out! It's great quality, service, and speed! :)
This dress is perfect, everything I wanted it to be! The straps are a tiny bit long but I've had that problem with every dress I've ever bought and it's nothing a simple tuck won't fix. I was a little worried about having a dress made online and if it would fit but it fits like a glove and I'm so very glad I had it made! Thanks MillyBridal!
I have ordered this dress for my 4 bridesmaids when I get married in Mexico! As you can see from my pictures the dress is absoultly stunning and fits like a glove! Speedy delievery and amazing quality and package was great too! So so pleased and will be posting more pics of my 4 bridesmaid on my wedding day on the beach in this beautiful lemon colour! I will be recommending to all my family and friends! Thank you so much Millybridal UK!
Love, love, love the dress! Thank you Millybridal UK for doing such an excellent job!! Not only is your customer service wonderful and so helpful, but you sent the dress almost a week earlier than what was expected! What a bonus because my daughter needed a bridesmaid dress super fast and this dress is absolutely gorgeous!! My daughter is completely in love with it. Thank you!!!!
Very fast delivery. Great looking dress, I've bought a UK size 12 for my bridesmaid. I was surprised by the great quality of the material. I am about to order two more of the same dress for my other bridesmaids. I would also like to the say that the service so far from this company has been great, with immediate responses to queries so thank you. I have no concerns in ordering more products from Millybridal UK.
Absolutely beautiful dresses which was ordered as a custom size. The material is such good quality and the dress looks exactly like the picture. I felt it was a gamble to order online with no returns but am pleased I did as this is the perfect bridesmaid dress. The dress is incredibly flattering.
I just got this dress in the mail and it's perfect! It's really high quality and looks exactly like it does in the photo. I love it! I just wanted to thank you for the great service and beautiful dress.
It is my fault, I ordered too late but want it to arrive much earlier, I was initially disappointed. But within a day I was notified by email that my order has been shipped. when the moment i get it, i know i will support you for a long time


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TRI-Factor Indoensia Ambassadors!
We are delighted to introduce our Indonesian TRI-Factor Series Ambassadors!
Each athlete has proven that no obstacle is to great and no race is to hard to overcome!
We can't wait to see them perform in the first TRI-Factor Series Indonesia Race in Belitung!
Catch them with our soon to be annouced regional ambassadors from around the Globe!
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Bo Don @ Marilyn (NY) Bo Don. The name is short, efficient and sounds sleek, like a perfect description of Bo's beauty in five letters. With an interesting introduction during Paris Fall 2010 fashion week, booking a few of the most coveted shows in town like Balenciaga, Chloe or Yves Saint Laurent, the latest newbie from Wilma Wakker in The Netherlands to go international started on the right foot. And early editorial signs are beyond positive as well which basically means this post shouldn't be the last time we... [Lire la suite]
Casting at Viva in Amica: the New Classic ?
Clara Buchanan, Donna Loos and Stephanie Van Arendonk @ Viva (Paris) This month, Amica's casting flies to Paris and meets with three girls from Viva, shot by Van Mossevelde + N. First of them is Clara Buchanan, just featured below. Timing was just perfect as we got our copy of Amica only a few hours after publishing our feature on Clara. Let's celebrate her third one here while waiting for more of the girl who's currently re-designing the concept of classic beauty. The same could also fit for Stephanie Van Arendonk, a... [Lire la suite]
Let's get Loos
Gwen Loos @ Marilyn (Paris) Let's say it loud, Gwen Loos has reached the status of favorite. She's not only our very own darling, she's also a girl who walked for Nina Ricci F/W 09-10 and just did Chanel in Venice which means she has at least two good eyes watching her. Quite a great way to take a serious start. All in sweet red shades at Nina Ricci or working out the sunglasses last week, Gwen is fresh, cute and intense (and 5'10). Found with her sister Donna by the one and only Wilma Wakker and managed by Marilyn Paris, Gwen is... [Lire la suite]


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In whatever project you are in, it is crucial that you ensure the right components or parts are being utilised for successful operation. Washers are critical to a successful operation of every machine with moving parts. Washers are more than securing nuts, bolts, screws, and rivets. It also distributes the pressure evenly over any surface without damaging it.
There are many types of washers. Knowing the right one for a particular application should be a priority. Remember that failure to indicate the right washer can lead to machine downtime and eventually increased production costs. Basically, there are 6 basic washer types with few specialty types. Here's a list:
Flat washer
The flat washer is the most common type of washer. It is famous because of the many washer configurations it offers. It is a general-purpose washer. Flat washers are flat, thin and circular. It has a hole in the middle.
Shoulder washer
Shoulder washer is known as flange or step washers. It has a low cylindrical sleeve with a low crowned top hat. The sleeve is created to fit with segregates and cutout from the material it is attached to. It is used as insulators for electronic equipment.
Tab washer
Tab washer is a lock washer that has a round shape. It is created with multiple or single tab and notches, which can be formed to shape around the nuts and bolts. It is also created to lie flat depending on the application. This type of washer is best for severe environments (extreme heat conditions and intense vibrations) because it can securely lock a part.
Lock washer
Lock washers are created to secure the fasteners that have a tendency to loosen or rotate. The lock washers will exert a load, which can initially deform and lock the fastener in its place. The lock washer has teeth or split coil that gives bite unto the head of the fastener or against another flat surface. In some applications, lock washers are used together with flat washers to dispense the load equally without deforming the assembly t is attached to.
Countersunk washer
Countersunk washer is referred to as finishing washers. It is designed to catch the fastener's head. It is available in many shapes including the 90 degrees countersunk, flanged, un-flanged, angle countersunk and many more. Countersunk washers are found on consumer products.
Spring washer
Spring washers are also called disc springs. It is irregular, which is effective in squeezing equivalent resistance to go back to their pre-deflected shape. It is used in applications where it needs to absorb intermittent shock and maintain the assembly tension. Spring washers are cost-effective, compact and lightweight. There are three types of spring washers: Belleville, cylindrically curved and wave.
Apart from knowing the types of the washer, you should also consider the materials used before purchasing. There are metallic and non-metallic materials provided by Superior Washer & Gasket Company. The price of the washers will depend on the type, materials used, size and the finish. Whatever you choose, make sure that it can support your project.


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San Francisco Condo Vs. Home Prices:
The median price of a home in San Francisco as of March 02 2008. . The following chart shows how prices have rebounded form a low of $775,000 to $794,103. With long rates climbing back up we are hard pressed to see price rises hold. It is impressive how San Francisco is an island of relative stability in this state.
The other buy option is the condo and we can see how that market is relative to home prices....quite a difference.


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Make A SPLASH
Jump in the water and try something new. What would the Y be without water? Water exercise and adapted exercise for those with disabilities or in rehabilitation are some of the water-based activities you'll find at the Y where we believe if you can do it on land, you can do some version of it in the water!
Questions? Contact Us
Susan Decker, Aquatics Director
(252)638-8799 x227
Aquatic Personal Training
Train with Personal Trainer and Swim Coach, Perry Maxwell. Aquatic Personal Training will provide you with new training ideas and individualized workouts to further your knowledge and technique. This type of training is for all levels of swimmers whether they are swimming for tness, training for competition, or recovering post-rehab. Training utilizes regular hour-long training sessions designed to help you meet your tness and performance goals.
1 Hr $50
6 Hrs $270
12 Hrs $516
1 Hr $63
6 Hrs $338
12 Hrs $643
Hydro Fit
This course is guaranteed to take your workout to the next level - and you don't even have to know how to swim! Hydro Fit is a combination of land exercises, as well as high intensity water movements, that challenge participants with a challenging workout, all while reducing the damage of impact on your joints.
January 10 - February 16
Tuesday & Thursday 9:30 - 10:30am
Member Fee $60
Red Cross Lifeguarding
Train to be a lifeguard, learn lifesaving skills, help people stay safe in, on and around the water. Course covers rescues, spinal management, CPR & AED, First Aid, and characteristics of a professional lifeguard. Participant must be 15 years of age by the last class and pass pre test. Class is limited to 10 participants, with a minimum of 4 participants. All classes must be attended, make-ups are not allowed.
- 15 years of age by last scheduled class
- Parental consent for participant under age 18
- 300 yard swim; Tread water for 2 minutes using legs only
- Surface dive head first and feet first in 8-9 feet of water
- Swim under water for 15 feet
- 10lb. Weight Retrieval
Member Fee $225
Non-Member Fee $285
Red Cross First Aid, CPR & AED
Become Red Cross CPR & First Aid certified. This comprehensive, single-day, course offers up-to-date information on adult and pediatric CPR, AED, and First Aid. Participant must be 15 years of age. Class is limited to 10 participants, with a minimum of 4 registered. This is a blended class which will require an online portion to be completed before the class date. Participants must register at least one week prior to class date.
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Every year MCC's Mobile Meat Canner travels across the United States and Canada meeting volunteers who prepare cans of turkey, beef, chicken and pork to be sent around the world. Over 30,000 people a year volunteer to fill, weigh, wash and label every can. The finished cans are shipped to our partners, providing important nutrients when meat is hard to purchase.
Get Involved
- ATTEND the Meat Canning Fundraising Breakfast. Call 519-745-8458 or click here for more info and tickets
- VOLUNTEER by contacting Keith or Dianne Snyder at 519-669-4084, firstname.lastname@example.com or go to elmirameatcanningproject.ca
- DONATE money to MCC Ontario designated to Elmira Meat Canning
- DONATE pig or cattle by contacting Murrell or Leona Martin at 519-846-0019
- PURCHASE beef or pork. The beef and pork order form is available here.
For more information regarding Meat Canning in Elmira contact Neil Martin, 519-577-0278 (mobile) or firstname.lastname@example.com


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You have to feel for poor Arthur Pendragon; despite past glory, he's had a rough time of it in the new millennium (at least as far as visual media goes). But whatever the reason may be for the character's waning popularity, Sherlock Holmes director Guy Ritchie doesn't seem to care; he's fearlessly pursuing his own project about the life and times of the great leader of the Britons, plainly titled King Arthur and presently on track for a summer 2016 release date.
Now the film might have its first cast member. Although the titular hero has yet to be cast, it seems Ritchie has set his sights on the actor who will train him to become more than just a knight: emerging drama/science fiction/fantasy mainstay Idris Elba (Thor, Pacific Rim, Luther).
According to Variety, Elba - fresh off his performance in Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom and currently boasting a packed slate that includes starring in the upcoming thriller No Good Deed and voicing Shere Khan in Disney's upcoming The Jungle Book - has been in talks with Warner Bros. for some time. The role demanding an actor with Elba's gravitas is none other than a potentially-re-imagined Merlin, of sorts.
But WB and Ritchie remain tight-lipped on details about King Arthur, so it's entirely possible that the role in question will be that of Merlin himself, and not a Merlin surrogate or composite. The basic story outline Ritchie is working with hasn't even been detailed yet - not to mention, we have no idea yet who Elba might potentially be acting next to - though Ritchie has apparently taken meetings with other actors to find his eponymous leading man.
What's clear is that Elba, exact name aside, will play prophetic tutor and advisor to Arthur; how much he'll be slinging spells, shifting shapes, and cracking wise (as is the character's wont) remains up in the air.
Elba is nothing if not multifaceted, so if Ritchie knows what's good for him, he'll permit the gifted British thespian to let loose on all fronts. That would make for a pretty memorable big screen Merlin; Elba has a sense of humor, he has a presence that commands respect, humanity and warmth to spare, and cuts a tough figure no matter what playing field he's on (when he's not busy DJ'ing, proving he's as much a renaissance man as they come).
With those skills to rely upon, Merlin's character (based solely on the early bare bones description) should be right in his wheelhouse. Of course, all of this is dependent on what Ritchie has up his sleeve for King Arthur to begin with (and also on Elba's decision to join production). And all things considered, Elba might not be in a hurry to attach his name to a story that has seen some problems in recent years.
After Antoine Fuqua's King Arthur didn't perform all that well at the box office in 2004 ($203 million worldwide on a $120 million budget, but only $52 million state-side), the Welsh legend slowly made his way over to television, whereupon not one, but two different series invoking Arthurian iconography - Starz' long defunct Camelot and BBC's Merlin - both wound up struck down by the almighty cancellation stick (though admittedly the latter stayed the course far longer than the former).
Maybe Fuqua's film left that bad of a taste for all things related to King Arthur in audiences' mouths. Maybe people are just plain old losing their interest in sword and sorcery fare that isn't Game of Thrones. But more Elba is always a good thing, whether he's fighting crime, fighting oppression, or fighting kaiju. If that happens to be done with a wand instead of a sword - or both - we're all for it.
King Arthur opens in U.S. theaters on July 22nd, 2016.
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The Way
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Nate's Good Sense Rating: PG (drug references, but mostly smoking. Ratings are getting ridiculous. Half naked women, violence, death, vulgarity are all luck to get a PG-13 rating. But show someone smoking, it automatically gets a PG-13)
No action. No violence. No CGI. Just a great story with a simple premise. Son goes on a pilgrimage on "The Way of St. James". Son gets killed. Dad goes to retrieve son's body. Decides to go on the pilgrimage himself. Along the way, he discovers a little something about himself.
The plot is simplistic. The story is not. Do yourself a favor and watch this movie. You will be glad you did.
4 out 5 nateys


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05-22-2019 09:54 PM - edited 05-22-2019 09:55 PM
Thinking about switching brands to Dell if I can't get this issue resolved. Last 3 HP computers have been working fine, and then suddenly driver issues emerge which are consistently unable to be solved or corrected which have rendered the laptops to be useless
After a recent update windows stopped recognizing my Acer monitor (monitor was confirmed to work with another laptop). I'ved searched the threads and tried numerous solutions:
- Installing all updates, multiple times
- Checking for updated drivers and installed multiple times
- Under device manager, for both Display adapters and monitors
- Manually updated drivers unsuccessfully (latest currently installed)
- Disabled and enabled drivers
- Uninstalled and reinstalled drivers
- Attempted to manually download latest drivers from AMD website (Windows could not complete download. After downloading all files, while opening the file it becomes corrupt and restarts the download, process repeats itsself several times, and after multiple attempts)
- Called HP Support, unsuccessful
- Potentially 40+ restarts
Any help would be greatly apprecaited. I need a second screen aside from my laptop screen to work efficiently and I've been messing with this problem for multiple months now and am about fed up.
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What should other users do when faced with the same problem?
I have Pavilion 15-cs1xxx and can't force to display he image from my laptop on external monitors - the laptop understands that an external monitor is connected and the monitor understands that it is connected to the laptop, but no image is displayed.


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Crystal Palace's Zaha eager for 2018-19 Premier League season
Crystal Palace's Wilfried Zaha is eagerly looking forward to the commencement of the 2018-19 Premier League season.
The Cote d'Ivoire international has been outstanding in the warm-up games for the Eagles despite transfer speculations surrounding him.
Tottenham Hotspur, Everton, Arsenal and Chelsea are believed to be interested in the former Manchester United winger who failed to agree on a new contract offered by Palace.
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On Saturday, the forward bagged a brace as the Selhurst Park outfit defeated Championship side Reading 4-0 at the Madejski Stadium.
Last season, Zaha played a pivotal role helping Roy Hodgson's men to avoid relegation, scoring nine league goals in spite of a lingering knee injury.
Palace kick-off their campaign in the new season with tie against newcomers Fulham at Craven Cottage on August 11 and the forward is anxiously awaiting the tie.
"Waiting for the start of the season like..." Zaha posted on Instagram.
Waiting for the start of the season like... ⏳ #CPFC #GodIsGreat
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"Goluses produced an elegant sound. And the finales, taken dangerously fast, were accurate, transparent, and impressively articulated. Mr. Goluses gave persuasive, energetic readings."
– The New York Times
"Goluses produced an elegant sound. And the finales, taken dangerously fast, were accurate, transparent, and impressively articulated. Mr. Goluses gave persuasive, energetic readings."
– The New York Times
Recipient – 2019 Distinguished Alumni Award, Manhattan School of Music, New York
"Goluses is masterly, a musician's musician."
– American Record Guide
From Afar
"Goluses reached the highest levels of instrumental virtuosity."
– Generalanzeiber (Bonn, Germany)
Bach — Violin Sonatas BWV 1001, 1003, 1005
Goluses is a legend in the world of guitar."
– Malibu Times
Goluses Plays Adler
"MEISTERLICHE KLANGE (masterful sound).
His virtuosity, sound magic, and creative interpretive intensity were phenomenal."
– Der Westen (Siegen, Germany)
Fernando Sor Opp. 58, 59, 60
"The undeniable star was Nicholas Goluses. His interpretation of Joaquin Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez was nothing short of spectacular."
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Quicksilver: Songs and Dances of the Americas
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PROSPER (CBSDFW.COM) – Two people are dead, the result of an apparent murder-suicide in Prosper, police say.
The two bodies were discovered inside a home in the 1600 block of Hidden Glen Court just before 4:30 a.m. Thursday.
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If you are saddled with high-interest credit card debt, transferring your balance to a lower interest credit card can save you hundreds of dollars a month. With a strategic balance transfer, you can make a dent in your debt faster than you might imagine.
Chase Bank provides some of the best credit cards available today, including some of the best credit cards for a balance transfer.
But how do you do a balance transfer with Chase? How long does it take? And what should you know before you take the leap? Whether you opt to make your balance transfer online or by phone, saving money with a balance transfer is easy once you know the steps and the potential pitfalls.
See if you are eligible for special offers
If you're already a Chase customer, you can find a balance transfer credit card by logging into the Chase customer portal and searching for exclusive balance transfer offers. This is one easy way to find some of the best deals — the longest introductory rates and the lowest balance transfer fees.
Consider these Chase cards for balance transfers
Chase is known for its straightforward rewards, generous introductory offers, and member perks and benefits. But which is the best Chase card for a balance transfer?
Chase Slate® credit card
Chase Slate® credit card has no interest on balance transfers for 15 months, and no fees for balance transfers completed within the first 60 days of owning the card, making it an excellent value for new cardholders. There is also no annual fee. If you miss that 60-day window, though, your balance transfer will have the same APR as purchases, which can range from 16.49% to 25.24%, variable. You'll also get hit with a 5% balance transfer fee. Another drawback? No rewards.
Chase Freedom® credit card
Chase Freedom has been one of Chase's most popular credit cards for years – and with good reason. Earn 5% cash back on up to $1,500 in bonus categories each quarter, and 1% on other purchases. As with the Slate card, transfer balances at 0% APR for the first 15 months of owning the card (regular variable APR of 16.49% – 25.24% after that). Just keep in mind you'll pay a 3% balance transfer fee ($5 minimum) on transfers completed within 60 days of account opening (5% fee, $5 minimum thereafter) and the earlier you transfer your balance, the longer you will have at the 0% introductory rate to avoid accruing interest.
Chase Freedom Unlimited® credit card
Chase Freedom Unlimited is another good card to carry if you intend to use the card for everyday purchases as well as for your balance transfer. But you won't have to keep track of categories. Chase Freedom offers 1.5% cash back on all purchases. Chase Freedom Unlimited also has zero interest introductory offer on balance transfers for the first 15 months (regular variable APR of 16.49% – 25.24% after that). The downside? You will pay a 3% intro balance transfer fee ($5 minimum) when you transfer a balance during the first 60 days, 5% balance transfer fee ($5 minimum) on future transfers, so do the math to determine if this is the best card for you.
Completing your balance transfer
Understand the terms
It's important to read the fine print before you schedule your balance transfer. You should know that you cannot transfer balances from one Chase credit card to another. Also, balance transfers do not qualify for Chase Freedom® or Freedom Unlimited® rewards, so the rewards won't offset the balance transfer fee. Finally, you cannot transfer a balance greater than your credit limit or $15,000, including interest charges and fees.
Make sure to make a note of all the important dates. Set a calendar reminder to ensure you complete your balance transfer within the 60-day $0 fee period for the Slate card. Also, note down when the introductory period is over so you know when you will start incurring interest and you can use that as a goal to clear as much of your balance as you can before that date.
Transfer your balance
Once you've identified the card that is best for you, complete the online application for a new card. Once you have been approved for, and received, your new card you have two options: Call the number on the back of your Chase card to make your balance by phone or follow the online prompts to complete your transfer online.
For over-the-phone transfers make sure to have all the important information you will need to hand. Both card account details, the address details that the cards are registered to, and the amount you want to transfer.
Keep making payments
It can take up to three weeks for Chase to process your balance transfer. If you are transferring the entire balance of a credit card onto a Chase card, continue to make at least the minimum payments on your existing card until your statement shows a zero balance. It's important to check the account you transferred the balance from to make sure that the account shows $0 balance and to follow up with the credit card company if it doesn't.
If you overpay or the balance transfer processes faster, you may receive a statement with a negative balance or a statement credit. You can make a purchase with your card to use that credit. Or you can send a written request to your credit card issuer to refund your overpayment. If you do nothing, you'll get a check for the statement credit after six months.
Make a plan to pay off your new credit card
Taking advantage of a zero-percent balance transfer offer can be a great way to reduce your credit card debt – but only if you pay off the card before the introductory rate expires. Use Bankrate's balance transfer calculator to determine how much you should pay per month to eliminate your debt before those interest charges ruin all your hard work. Make a budget and allocate as much as you can to reducing your balance each month.
Recap: How to successfully transfer a balance to a Chase credit card
Chase makes it easy to transfer balances online. After choosing the card that's right for you, apply for the balance transfer as part of your new credit card application or schedule a balance transfer on an existing card.
Make sure to stay current on payments on your old card until the balance transfer is processed. Then, start making payments on your new Chase card as you watch your debt disappear.
If you're not a Chase customer, scan the list of best balance transfer credit cards to find a new card that appeals to you. You can also check out some of our other balance transfer guides.
Editorial disclosure: All reviews are prepared by Bankrate.com staff. Opinions expressed therein are solely those of the reviewer and have not been reviewed or approved by any advertiser. The information, including card rates and fees, presented in the review is accurate as of the date of the review. Check the data at the top of this page and the bank's website for the most current information.


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I love all things cinnamon roll-ish. My new creation, Snickers Bars Cinnamon Rolls, is full of buttery caramel, rich chocolate and crunchy peanuts. They're ooey and gooey and pure decadence.
Snickers Bars Cinnamon Rolls
A Snickers candy bar has been my favorite candy bar, well, my whole life! And, cinnamon rolls, oh, cinnamon rolls they are by far my favorite breakfast food/ dessert item, like, ever! Cinnamon rolls hold a place of highest regard for me probably because I never made them until 4 years ago.
Don't get me wrong, I tried to make them but they never turned out like those big soft, decadent cinnamon rolls at malls. Turns out, I never had my liquid at the right temperature when I added it to the yeast. I can't stress this enough use a thermometer! I would either have the liquid too hot and kill the yeast or I 'd have it too cold and the yeast would not activate. Alas, I finally got it right and have been enjoying big juicy cinnamon rolls with a generous scoop of my favorite cream cheese frosting for years now.
I would want my last meal to be cinnamon rolls if given a choice!
Snickers Bars Cinnamon Rolls
I never thought about putting 2 of my favorite desserts together until I saw Pillsbury had chocolate chip cinnamon rolls. I thought about those rolls constantly. One thought lead to another and another and before I knew it I basically had the recipe for Snickers Bars Cinnamon Rolls in my head. I couldn't wait to test them!
Big Daddy even likes these and he typically doesn't like sweets. Actually, he ate the whole thing!! Big Daddy is not a big dessert eater.
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Snickers Bars Cinnamon Rolls
- I used chocolate chips, just regular milk chocolate chips.
- And, I used salted cocktail peanuts.
- For the caramel, I didn't want a 'soft' caramel that would ooze out of the rolls as it heated in baking. I almost always have these Caramel Apple Wraps in the pantry for Outrageous Apples.
If you cannot find these wraps at the store, sometimes they're only available during Halloween/Fall. You can melt caramel candies with a small amount of milk and pour over the crust. That might be tricky since the caramel needs to be somewhat cool before spreading over the dough!
Another option would be to just chop Snickers candy bars and evenly distribute them over the dough.
My friend, Gloria at Simply Gloria, made this basic dough. It's quick and easy. I've read Cinnamon Roll Recipes that claim to be 'quick' before and they weren't! I trust Gloria and all her fabulous recipes so I knew if she said they were quick; they were. And, they are! Now, I like my dough a little sweeter than the original and I made a few adjustments to her recipe.
- Dough
- 1 T active dry yeast
- 1 T granulated sugar
- 1 T honey
- 1 1/2 cups hot water 100 to 110 degrees
- 4 to 4 and 1/2 cups bread flour
- 1 T powdered milk
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 2 large eggs beaten
- Filling
- 8 caramel apple wraps
- 2 cups chocolate chips
- 1 and 1/2 cups peanuts chopped
- 8 Snicker's candy bars chopped small
- Topping
- 1/2 c fudge topping for ice cream
- Combine yeast, water and 1 tablespoon sugar in a small mixing bowl. Allow to sit 10 to 15 minutes in a warm place.
- Once yeast is foamy and almost doubled in size stir in the honey.
- While yeast is sitting, add 3 cups flour, powdered milk, salt and 1/2 cup sugar to a large mixing bowl. Once yeast is ready, add yeast and eggs to this flour mixture. Mix using the dough hook on your electric mixer on low until all ingredients are combined. Or mix with a wooden spoon by hand if you're super woman.
- Once this mixture is incorporated slowly add the remaining flour 1 tablespoon at a time until dough pulls away from bowl and is no longer sticky. At this point you may want to remove from the bowl and knead by hand as it is very thick and puts a lot of strain on the mixer.
- Allow the dough to rest on a floured surface for 5 minutes. Turn the bowl you mixed it in upside-down over the dough.
- Preheat you oven to 350 degrees. Spray 9x13 inch pan or two 8 or 9 inch pans with non-stick spray.
- On a floured surface, roll out the dough into a large rectangle until 1/2 inch thick. Dough should measure about 16 inches by 12 inches.
- Layer the caramel sheets, chocolate chips and peanuts evenly over the dough
- **If you're using chopped Snickers bars, layer them evenly over the dough
- Start with the long side and roll, pinching the ends as you go so the filling doesn't fall out.
- With a serrated knife, slice the roll in half. Slice each half in half. Then half each of those pieces in half. You should have 12 rolls.
- Place rolls in prepared pans. Allow to sit about 5 minutes then place in pre-heated oven.
- Bake 20 to 25 minutes or until lightly browned.
- Heat fudge topping in microwave and drizzle over rolls. Serve warm.
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Since we just broke through a brand new year I'm going to share with you the system I use to set up business goals. This is a method I've used for more than five years now, and it has continuously helped me achieve each one of my goals. The nice thing about this system is that it's extremely simple.
One of my personal goals for 2019 is to become more transparent with what I'm working on — and this article is the start of doing just that! Keep in mind that this is all merely my personal experience on the topic and if you have something you'd like to add or if you'd like to discuss your own experiences, feel free to share.
Step 1: Find the major constraint
There is a theory called the Theory of Constraints (TOC), invented by Eliyahu M. Goldratt and described in his book "The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement." When I first read this book it changed my approach to goals. The main idea is that there is a path to continuous improvement by finding and expanding the constraints (the most important limiting factor for achieving any goal) over and over. This is the theory that you will need to learn about if you want to move to the next level.
With my three co-founders, we launched a new product at the end of 2018 and the current goal is to find the right market fit along with the way towards exponential growth. To achieve these goals we need to have the resources to change products fast (we have a team for that) and the way we do marketing (viral marketing has been of great help to us). So marketing is our major limiting factor, our constraint.
The roles in our team are divided in the following way:
- I'm the CEO; my skills are in product development and marketing
- Vladimir manages the UX/UI of all our products
- Alex is the financial expert who works on raising capital
- Denis is the strategist who advises us on where to go next
Step 2: Come up with a unique, motivational idea
The primary goal here is to find something that will motivate me for the long term. In other words, to find the "core mission." It doesn't matter how big the goal is. It could be "Send people to Mars" instead of "Create a spaceship company," or it could be something as simple as "Become more attractive" instead of "Lose 20 pounds."
On the previous step I stated that our current constraint is to find the way to effectively market, so let's try to find the core mission of that goal.
Here's how I think about this:
How can we find the best, most cost-effective way to market our product? One way is to create something valuable that users will share.
In my case, the target audience of our product is the entrepreneurs who build innovational products in different fields (AI, blockchain, robotics, quantum computing, cybersecurity). The Internet is full of high-quality content that is perfect suited for that audience, so we need to work extra hard to come up with valuable content.
One of our ideas that we came up with was a marketing tactic in the form of a challenge. I called it the #10kqachallenge — I'm going to ask questions to 10,000 experts and share their answers with my target audience on trusted publications (like Hacker Noon).
It's a win-win strategy: it will help experts spread their expertise and let entrepreneurs receive the valuable answers. So let's put this idea to the test.
Here we created a simple landing page for our challenge: https://formula.geekforge.io/
Step 3: Set up the schedule for testing
My experience shows that the best way to do something great is to modify and revise the initial idea over and over again. In 8 out of 10 cases the initial idea never works, it needs to be modified after the first test. So to do that we need to have a schedule that will help the team work on revising and analyzing the end results.
Going back to our #10kqachallenge example, we first came up with the general idea of "growth tactics." It looked like this:
We created the initial post with answers from the experts; here is the link: https://hackernoon.com/if-you-were-starting-from-scratch-in-2019-with-no-budget-what-would-you-do-to-gain-traffic-for-9196472e9d5e
The statistics for the post were great; it received 6.3K views in just nine days after publication on Medium:
It also received a ton of shares on Twitter:
So the first test showed that content about expert advice works out pretty well.
But the statistics for the conversion rates looked awful. We received:
- 50 users to the landing page
- 6 subscribers to the newsletter
So with this feedback in mind, we made a few changes to our initial concept. Here is what it looks like now: https://formula.geekforge.io/
We will continue work on this during the course of the year, and below I listed my schedule that will be used to make the improvements.
Here is what my daily schedule looks like:
- Wake up: Eat breakfast, look over my schedule for the day, and check the news to see if anything major has happened in the tech world.
- Mobile phone, messengers, and email notifications are completely turned off; working on major tasks requires high concentration (writing, planning, task setting, etc.).
- Emails, calls, meetings, management tasks. The second part of the day is for communication with the team, customers, and partners.
- Going for a run or lift weights.
- Creative tasks: reading, thinking. My best ideas come during this period. I try to write them down and systematize them so I can work on the execution in the morning.
Here's how my weekly schedule looks:
- Setting up calls and meetings with the team. Need to be sure that everyone understands what we are working on and set weekly goals.
Tuesday — Thursday:
- Working on current goals with the team. Try not to have external meetings during those days in order to concentrate on major tasks.
- Meetings.
- Team meeting to analyze the whole week and current goals. Plan the next week.
We have a 2-week sprint when we come up with the idea and test new hypotheses. It should be in parallel with longer tasks (like product development, which can continue for 1–2 months).
The advantage of this 3-step system is that it's very simple. You just need to:
1. Find your current constraint.
2. Come up with an idea of how to surpass the constraint (you need to find the mission goal for that).
3. Set up the schedule for executing the plan and analyzing the results (keep in mind that first idea doesn't need to be [and usually never is] great)
Applying these steps will definitely help you build the system that will help you achieve continuous improvements in any field. Feel free to share your own goal-setting methods in the comments below.
Further reading:
I also wanted to share some useful resources that have helped me find new ideas for improvement.
Ben-evans.com — Ben Evans', from Andreessen Horowitz, weekly thoughtful newsletter about all things tech. Ben is also the creator of a 16z's annual presentation (the 2018 one is here).
Justinjackson.ca — Justin's newsletter is the most motivational and personal newsletter I've ever read. If you are a creator then this is a must-read.
Singularityhub.com — If you want to be ready for singularity momentum (predictions say it will happen in 2045) then subscribe here.
5 Bullet Friday — Crazy stuff from Tim Ferris. There is everything in this newsletter, starting from morning rituals to finishing stories on how to build an X-million-dollar business in a short time.
Videofruit.com — The best content that can be found about email list building can be found in the Video Fruit newsletter from Bryan Harris.
Exponentialview.co — Azeem Azhar's perspective on technology, business, and society. You will find an unusual perspective to the tech world. It's really helps expand the way you think about the world.
Startupdigest.com — A great digest with events, hand-selected articles, news, and info from the startup world. The best thing about this newsletter is that it show events for your area.
Designforhackers.com — A free online course about design pitfalls from David Kadavy, delivered via email, that teaches you how to avoid the most common mistakes that beginning designers make. (David also the author of "The Heart to Start: Win the Inner War & Let Your Art Shine")
Remotive.io — The best tips and tricks for remote workers.
Builtbykrit.com — A weekly newsletter with startup lessons from design and development studios.
About the author:
Kirill Shilov — Founder of Geekforge.io and Howtotoken.com. Interviewing the top 10,000 worldwide experts who reveal the biggest issues on the way to technological singularity. Join my #10kqachallenge: GeekForge Formula.


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BMW M is set to take on the 2016 MotoGP season with a Safety Car based on the new BMW M2 Coupé. Take a look at the flagship vehicle in the MotoGP fleet, which will be instrumental in getting riders around the racetrack quickly and safely in the coming rounds of the World Championship.
Since 1999, BMW M has been a permanent member of the international MotoGP family. At the heart of this commitment is the provision of the MotoGP Safety Car fleet. These Safety Cars are designed especially for MotoGP conditions, and to provide optimum performance and safety at all times.
Back in early October 2015, a team of BMW M experts began preparing to assemble the BMW M2 MotoGP Safety Car. The modifications took a good ten weeks to complete, and the result was not only stunning in appearance, but flawless in its suitability to the task at hand.
With a maximum output of 272 kW/370 hp and a maximum torque of 7,000 Nm, the extremely rev-happy power train really makes its mark out on the track. A fuel efficiency of 7.9 l/100 km and combined CO2 emissions of 185 g/km for a car of its prowess are also typical of the BMW EfficientDynamics philosophy.
As well as exclusive tailor-made solutions and mandatory safety features, the engineers at BMW M Division also equipped the Safety Car with extensive BMW M Performance Parts. This gives the car a clear edge when it comes aerodynamics, cooling and lightweight design.
True fans of the car will have many of these modifications optionally available with the new BMW M2 Coupé.
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The Spiritus Mundi/Secret Fire topic is still going on, and it's very good.
Lastly a logical idea came to the surface of the little Alchemical world : How could putrefaction occurs if one just sterilize the matter ? Were the SM in the bacterias in this case ? Is Spiritus Mundi a big trap then ?
Well, there is a concept I must stress on : Vulgar vs Philosophical.
This world is closed to the chemists' vision. Impossible for him to be deciphered.
It's only for the Hermeticians.
Everything can be seen under these two points of view. Vulgar or Particular, and Philosophical or Universal.
And thus, for Putrefaction also !
There is a big difference between vulgar putrefaction and philosophical putrefaction.
We all know the vulgar putrefaction. Some tricks can putrefy metals or rocks, but this is still a kind of exotic vulgar putrefaction.
The Philosophical Putrefaction is very special. It can be witnessed only by Alchemists since they are in touch with the Secret Fire or Spiritus Mundi.
Spiritus can open, penetrate and putrefy everything. Sterile or not.
It will not act in a chemical way, but directly manipulate the Principles in the matter (Sulfur, Mercury and Salt). So the release of gases one can witness, etc is of course different.
There is only an analogy between the two process, but no correlation.
So no, it's not SM that causes normal putrefaction. SM is not at all enough present in order to act in such a way. The ratio is maybe of 0.000000001%, a phi putrefaction asks far far more Spiritus (and I can't say a %age unfortunately) !
So when the old Masters described a putrefaction they sometime didn't say that it was a Phi. one or a Vulg. one ! Exactly like the Fire used and the degrees of temperature.
This is why there is a lot of confusion now ...


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|Posted by Claire Atherton on May 14, 2014 at 9:15 AM
Hey Everyone,
My duties to this page have lapsed that is for sure. A whole six months without so much as a peek. I am so sorry. I have been so busy that I have failed to connect with you guys, and, without you guys I am nothing.
What have I been doing? I have put out another "Choose Your Own Fate" book entitled Once Upon Embers Hill. The book is; as always, available through Amazon, and most ebook formats. Aside from that, I have been dealing with some personal issues that are now showing signs of promise. The is something that I MUST keep to myself right now though.
The Stoke Haunted Team have kept me busy; despite my health dictating that I took four or five weeks off. In fact, I have just finished compiling my own report for last weekend jaunt into a Congleton venue.
For the future? Well, for the future, I am still weilding the mighty sword that is pen. I hope to keep my promise that I make right now. I promise to try harder to keep you all close to my heart by keeping this log up to date for you.
Please forgive my frivel nature.
Take care to you all.
Claire xx
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Discipline: Political Science
Theory of basis of political obligation.
The sole justification for enforcing laws is if those against whom they are enforced have consented to the general arrangements in which the laws are drawn up. Thus the consent of the governed is the only thing that can legitimate a system of government. There is disagreement about how one can tell when that consent has been given, and in what ways it is given.
H Beran, The Consent Theory of Political Obligation (Oxford, 1987)


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Hyundai A-League Preview
Round 8 Preview of the Hyundai A-League
It has been a big week for football in Australia and the action is set to continue in the Hyundai A-League Round 8 for UNICEF.
This Hyundai A-League round is dedicated to raising awareness and funds for our partner, UNICEF, to support children in Australia and south-East Asia. Football fans are encouraged to donate to UNICEF Australia by visiting www.unicef.org.au. Funds raised will support UNICEF programs for vulnerable children.
During this round we also farewell referee, Mark Shield, who is retiring from the game. He will referee his last Hyundai A-League match tomorrow when Queensland Roar take on Adelaide United at Suncorp Stadium. Shield has an impressive portfolio of appointments particularly on the international stage, which includes refereeing at the FIFA World Cup in 2002 and 2006. At a local level he has also significantly contributed to the success of the Hyundai A-League. On behalf of the football community, FFA wish Mark all the best for the future and thank him for his dedication and contribution to the game of football.
800 goals, 300 matches in 3 years!
This weekend Hyundai A-League history will be made - so don-t miss the action.
The third goal scored this weekend will be the Hyundai A-League-s 800th goal of all time. Just who will score it? Will Suncorp Stadium have cause to celebrate?
And the Newcastle Jets v Melbourne Victory game this Saturday, will be the Hyundai A-League-s 300th match. 4 million spectators last round; 300 matches this round!
Weekend Matches
Queensland Roar v Adelaide United Friday 17 October 2008 Suncorp Stadium Local kick off 7.30pm AQST (8.00pm ACDT; 8.30pm AEDT) Referee. Mark Shield
Live and exclusive broadcast on FOX Sports 1 and Sky Sport 1. Hyundai A-League club radio broadcast partner is FRESH FM (Adelaide). To purchase tickets visit www.ticketek.com.au
Queensland Squad: 1. Liam REDDY, 2. Andrew PACKER, 4. Craig MOORE, 5. Josh McCLOUGHAN, 7. Michael ZULLO, 8. Massimo MURDOCCA, 10. Charlie MILLER, 11. REINALDO, 12. Tahj MINNIECON, 14. Ben GRIFFIN, 15. Matt McKAY, 16. Hyuk-Su SEO, 18. Danny TIATTO, 20. Griffin McMASTER, 23. Tim SMITS.
In: Ben Griffin (promoted), Tim Smits (promoted), Tahj Minniecon (back from international duty), Josh McCloughan (return from injury).
Out: Matt Mundy (short contract expired), Sergio Van Dijk (injured), Robbie Kruse (injured), Dave Dodd (omitted).
Others Unavailable: Josh McCloughan (hip injury - 1 week), Ben Griffin (suspended), Mitch Nichols (international duty), Tommy Oar (international duty)
Adelaide United Squad: 20.Eugene GALEKOVIC (gk), 2.Robert CORNTHWAITE, 3.ALEMAO, 4.Angelo COSTANZO, 6.CASSIO, 9.Paul AGOSTINO, 10.CRISTIANO, 13.Travis DODD (capt.), 14.Scott JAMIESON, 15.Jonas SALLEY, 16.Daniel MULLEN, 18.Fabian BARBIERO, 19.Sasa OGNENOVSKI, 21.Jason SPAGNUOLO, 22.DIEGO, 24.Paul REID, 30.Mark BIRIGHITTI (gk) * two to be omitted
In: Fabian Barbiero (promoted), Jason Spagnuolo
Out: Nil
Others Unavailable: Daniel Beltrame (knee - season), Isyan Erdogan (hamstring - indefinite)
Stats, Facts & Milestones This match sees the team with the lowest home-wins-to-total-wins ratio (Queensland Roar) against the current team with the lowest away-wins-to-total-wins ratio (Adelaide United). To date, just 10 of Queensland's 26 Hyundai A-League victories (38 percent) have taken place at home, while Adelaide's record of 13 away wins out of a total of 32 wins (41 percent) is the lowest of all current teams.
HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORD in all official competitions All matches (played 9): Queensland Roar wins 2, Adelaide United wins 4 (3 draws). In Brisbane (played 4): Queensland Roar wins 0, Adelaide United wins 2 (2 draws).
Newcastle Jets v Melbourne Victory Saturday 18 October 2008 EnergyAustralia Stadium Local kick off 7.00pm AEDT Referee. Matthew Breeze
Live and exclusive broadcast on FOX Sports 1 and Sky Sport 1. Hyundai A-League club radio broadcast partner is 1233 ABC Newcastle and SEN (Melbourne) 1116am. To purchase tickets visit www.proticket.com.au
Newcastle Jets Squad: 1. Ante COVIC (gk), 2. Adam GRIFFITHS, 3. Jade NORTH (c), 5. James HOLLAND, 6. Jesper HAKANSSON, 7. Kaz PATAFTA, 8. Matt THOMPSON, 9. Joel GRIFFITHS, 10. Jin-Hyung SONG, 11. Tarek ELRICH, 12. Jobe WHEELHOUSE, 13. Adam D-APUZZO, 16. Ben KANTAROVSKI, 20. Ben KENNEDY (gk), 23. Edmundo ZURA, 24. Marko JESIC, 25. Daniel PIORKOWSKI. * two to be omitted
In: James Holland (returns from Qantas Young Socceroos duties), Adam Griffiths (returns from injury), Joel Griffiths (returns from injury), Ben Kantarovski (returns from Qantas Joeys duties).
Out: Noel Spencer (omitted), Antun Kovacic (omitted)
Others Unavailable: Shaun Ontong (ankle - indefinite), Jason Hoffman (knee - season)
Melbourne Victory Squad Michael THEOKLITOS (gk), 2.Kevin MUSCAT (Captain), 3.Michael THWAITE, 7.Matthew KEMP, 8.Grant BREBNER, 9.Danny ALLSOPP, 10.Archie THOMPSON, 12.Rodrigo VARGAS, 14.Billy CELESKI, 15.Tom PONDELJAK, 16.Carlos HERNANDEZ, 17.Jose Luis LOPEZ, 18. Leigh BROXHAM, 19.Evan BERGER, 20.Mitchell LANGERAK (gk), 22. Nick WARD. *one to be omitted
In: Michael Theoklitos, Carlos Hernandez, Michael Thwaite
Out: Lou Acevski (loan completed), Steven Pace
Others Unavailable: Ney Fabiano (suspended - 4 matches)
Stats, Facts & Milestones Newcastle midfielder Jobe Wheelhouse is set to make his 50th appearance at a national league level. As a teenager Wheelhouse made 20 appearances for Newcastle United in national soccer league, and to date has made 29 Hyundai A-League appearances.
Meanwhile, Newcastle Jets' coach Gary Van Egmond is set to coach his 50th match in the Hyundai A-League. Van Egmond's impressive record since taking the reins in Round 8 of the 2006-07 season stands at 22 wins, 15 draws and 12 losses - and includes the 2008 Hyundai A-League Championship.
HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORDS in all official competitions All matches (played 9): Newcastle Jets wins 5, Melbourne Victory wins 2 (2 draws). In Newcastle (played 4): Newcastle Jets wins 2, Melbourne Victory wins 1 (1 draw)
Central Coast Mariners v Wellington Phoenix Sunday 19 October 2008 Bluetongue Stadium Local kick off 3.00pm AEDT (5.00pm (NZDT) Referee. Ben Williams
Live and exclusive broadcast on FOX Sports 1 and Sky Sport 2. Hyundai A-League club radio broadcast partner is Coast FM (Gosford) 96.3FM and Radio Network (Wellington) 1035AM. To purchase tickets visit www.ticketek.com.au
Central Coast Squad: Danny VUKOVIC (gk), 4. Pedj BOJIC, 5. Bradley PORTER, 6. David D'APUZZO, 7. John HUTCHINSON, 10. Adrian CACERES, 11. Dylan MACALLISTER, 13. Paul O'GRADY, 15. Andrew CLARK, 16. Nigel BOOGAARD, 17. Matthew OSMAN, 18. Alex WILKINSON, 19. Matt SIMON, 20. 22. Sasho PETROVSKI, 23. Mile JEDINAK, 30. Andrew REDMAYNE (gk), 40. Mark BOSNICH (gk). *two to be omitted
In: John Hutchinson (Returns from Injury), Danny Vukovic (Returns from Suspension), Mark Bosnich (Returns from Injury).
Out: Matthew Nash (Omitted).
Others Unavailable: Andre Gumprecht (Knee - Indefinite), Dean Heffernan (Leg - Indefinite), Greg Owens (Hamstring - Indefinite), Ahmad Elrich (Knee - Season)
Wellington Squad: 1. Mark PASTON (gk), 3. Tony LOCHHEAD, 4. Jon McKAIN, 5. Karl DODD, 6. Tim BROWN, 8. Vaughan COVENY, 9.Shane SMELTZ, 10. Michael FERRANTE, 11. DANIEL, 12. Richard JOHNSON, 15. Adam KWASNIK, 18. Ben SIGMUND, 20. Glen MOSS (gk), 21. Leilei GAO, 22. Andrew DURANTE (captain). * three to be omitted
In: Jon McKain (promoted), Glen Moss (gk) (return from injury)
Out: Jeremy Christie (groin - 1 week), Phil Imray (short-term contract ended)
Others Unavailable: Vince Lia (knee - season)
Stats, Facts & Milestones Central Coast Mariners defender, Andrew Clark who will make his 100th appearance in Australian national leagues this week. Since making his Australian national league debut 10 years ago, Clark has played for Canberra Cosmos (1998-2000, 21 appearances); Parramatta Power (2000-2001, 17 appearances); Central Coast Mariners (2005-2008, 61 appearances so far). And he's a busy man. As well as being Fitness Coach for the Central Coast Mariners, in addition to playing, Andrew is studying for a PhD in sports science from the University of Newcastle.
HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORDS in all official competitions All matches (played 3): Central Coast Mariners wins 3, Wellington Phoenix wins 0 (0 draws). In Gosford (played 2): Central Coast Mariners wins 2, Wellington Phoenix wins 0 (0 draws)
Perth Glory v Sydney FC Sunday 19 October 2008 Members Equity Stadium Local kick off 2.00pm AWST (5.00pm AEDT) Referee. Peter O-Leary
Live and exclusive broadcast on FOX Sports 1 and delayed coverage on Sky Sport 2. Hyundai A-League club radio broadcast partner is 6PR (Perth). To purchase tickets visit www.ticketmaster.com.au
Perth Squad: 30.Tando VELAPHI (gk), 2.Nikolai TOPOR-STANLEY, 3.David TARKA, 4.Jamie COYNE (c), 5.Jamie HARNWELL, 7.Nick RIZZO, 9.Adrian TRINIDAD, 10.AMARAL, 11.Scott BULLOCH, 13.Nikita RUKAVYTSYA, 14.Eugene DADI, 16.Adriano PELLEGRINO, 17.James DOWNEY, 18.Hayden FOXE, 19.Naum SEKULOVSKI, 20.Frank JURIC (gk), 22.Wayne SRHOJ. *two to be omitted
In: David Tarka (promoted), Adrian Trinidad (promoted), Amaral (return from injury), Hayden Foxe (return from injury).
Out: Jeff Bright (end of short term contract), Stuart McLaren (end of short term contract).
Others Unavailable: Josip Magdic (ankle - season), James Robinson (abdomen - 9 weeks), Dino Djublic (suspended - 1 week)
Sydney FC Squad: 1. Clint BOLTON (gk), 2. Iain FYFE, 3. Nikolas TSATTALIOS, 5. Mitchell PRENTICE, 6. Tony POPOVIC (c), 7. Rob MIDDLEBY, 8. Stuart MUSIALIK, 10. Steve CORICA, 11. Brendon SANTALAB, 12. Shannon COLE, 14. Alex BROSQUE, 15. Terry MCFLYNN, 18. Adam CASEY, 19. Mark BRIDGE, 20. Ivan NECEVSKI (gk), 23. John ALOISI, 27. Matthew JURMAN. * two to be omitted
In: Nikolas Tsattalios (return international duty), Matthew Jurman (return international duty). Out: Nil
Others Unavailable: Simon Colosimo (groin - 7 weeks), Mike Enfield (knee - indefinite, Jacob Timpano (ankle - 2 weeks)
Stats, Facts & Milestones The next Hyundai A-League appearance for Perth Glory goalkeeper Frank Juric, will be his 100th appearance at national league level in Australia. Juric played his debut national league match in January 1993 with Melbourne Knights, securing 70 national league appearances for the Knights - including a Grand Final victory in 1995; plus another 25 with Collingwood before heading to Europe in 1996. Juric returned to Australia in 2008 to join Perth Glory.
HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORDS in all official competitions All matches (played 9): Perth Glory wins 1, Sydney FC wins 3 (5 draws). In Perth (played 5): Perth Glory wins 0, Sydney FC wins 2 (3 draws).
Birthday boys
SCOTT JAMIESON (Adelaide United) turns 20 on Monday 13-Oct ADRIAN TRINIDAD (Perth Glory) turns 26 on Saturday 18-Oct JAMES DOWNEY (Perth Glory) turns 21 on Sunday 19-Oct.
This round in 2005… Probably the most astounding result of the Hyundai A-League-s first season took place in Round Eight when Melbourne Victory (who eventually finished second-last) demolished eventual Champions Sydney FC 5-0 at Olympic Park.
This round in 2006… Gary Van Egmond, who celebrates his 50th Hyundai A-League match as coach in Round Eight 2008/09, made his debut coaching appearance in Round Eight 2006/07, taking the Jets to its first win of the 2006/07 season. Despite the team-s ordinary start, Van Egmond eventually took the Jets to the Preliminary Final in 2006/07.
This round in 2007… A rematch of the previous season-s Grand Final (where Melbourne thrashed Adelaide 6-0) saw Adelaide United gain some revenge with a comprehensive 4-1 win to the Reds at Hindmarsh Stadium in Round Eight 2007/08.
Note. - Squads subject to change - Match date and kick-off times are subject to change without notice.


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Set of Three 9-10 mm White Rice Pearl Bracelets
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Stack this set of bracelets for a bold look, or wear them solo for a simpler style! 9-10 mm white baroque freshwater cultured rice pearls are strung side-by-side along each of these three stretch bracelets, perfect for slipping on for any occasion. Pieces measure 7 1/4 inches in length.
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- Set of Three Bracelets
- 9-10 mm White Baroque Freshwater Cultured Pearls
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A tight fit in this case is a good thing, but you also need to be able to get the bearing on straight once you have it grease-packed and installed in the rotor. The conversion replaces the stock 66' 4 piston Kelsey Hayes calipers and rotors with the large 4 Bird brake kit t vintage rotors and calipers used on 60's Lincoln and T-birds. And of course, with the birth of the artist came the inevitable afterbirth - the critic. Anybody use this conversion kit?
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CLEARWATER, Fla. — Phillies manager Pete Mackanin on Monday said he was not ready to name an opening day starter "because anything can happen in the spring."
But Mackanin dropped a strong hint that veteran Jeremy Hellickson will get the nod for the second straight year when the Phillies open the season in Cincinnati on April 3.
"He's probably got the best chance to be our opening-day starter," Mackanin said after Monday's workout. "I'm not going to definitely announce it because anything can happen in the spring. He was last year. I'm not making the announcement that he will be, but there's a good chance he might be."
Jerad Eickhoff, who led the Phillies' starting staff in innings (197⅓) and ERA (3.65) last season, is another candidate for the start, but it sounds as if he will slot in behind Hellickson.
On paper, the Phillies' opening week rotation — barring something unforeseen — could be Hellickson, Eickhoff, Clay Buchholz, Vince Velasquez and Aaron Nola. Of course, as Mackanin said, "anything can happen in the spring," so all of this is early-camp guess work.
Hellickson, who turns 30 on April 8, went 12-10 with a 3.71 ERA in 32 starts for the Phillies last season. He returned when the club extended him a $17.2 million qualifying offer for 2017. Hellickson accepted the Phillies' one-year offer after considering free agency.
"He feels great," Mackanin said. "He's in a great frame of mind. I'm sure he would like to have gotten a five-year, $100 million contract from someone, but he's real happy to be here and we're happy to have him."
Eflin takes the mound
Right-hander Zach Eflin returned to a bullpen mound Monday after being slowed last week by a bout of knee inflammation. He threw 40 pitches and reported no problems.
Eflin had double knee surgery in the fall so the Phils will take it slow with him. He projects to be in the Triple A rotation.
Looking good
Phillies pitchers continued to throw "live" batting practice Monday. Mackanin roamed four fields and got a look at all the arms. He liked what he saw of Pat Neshek, the submarine right-handed reliever that the Phils acquired from Houston in an offseason trade.
"I was watching Neshek throw live BP," Mackanin said. "Not only does he have good movement on his fastball and a real nice sharp-breaking slider, but he threw some outrageous changeups that seemed to stop halfway to the plate. So I'm looking forward to seeing him compete in games."


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When you think of velvet, one might recall baby Christmas outfits and bonnets, or the early 2000s. Velvet has been a fashion staple that has come back into style over and over again. You've probably seen hoards of Instagram models and celebrities sporting it all over social media. It's a trend that is great for the cold, but also incredibly fashion forward
All over runways this year, in preparation of Winter 2017, is the statement fabric, velvet. The soft, flowy fabric is feminine and edgy and has been seen on almost every model this season. If you're looking for a new look this holiday, add a velvet piece to your wardrobe.
From velvet dresses, to shirts, pants, jewelry, and even shoes, there's no limit to how you can wear it. We've seen it on Kate Hudson, Khloé Kardashian, and Britney Spears! If you're wondering how to wear velvet this season, check out the three styles below and get creative with your wardrobe!
Rag & Bone Velvet Dive Skirt ($225)
We've all wanted a great skirt in our collection, so why not a velvet skirt? The velvet is perfect for the cold weather. It's fashion forward and if paired with a beautiful top and tights, will make a great outfit. The black velvet is great for pairing any color top or pair of tights and it's sure to bring a little drama to whatever outfit you decide on. If you're wondering what to wear for the holidays, try a velvet skirt!
This jumpsuit is an essential item to add to your wardrobe this winter. It's a great piece that can be worn in a variety of ways. You can add a cozy sweater underneath to add a pop of color and pair it was a pair of heels, or you can wear it with a t-shirt and layer on the cardigan and scarf! It comes in black or grey, so the possibilities are endless. Wear it to work, on a night out, or to a special holiday party! One recent buyer said, "I'm 5'4 and 140 lbs hourglass shape and got it in S. Super comfy and great for work or going out!! I got the velvet red and paired it with a black turtleneck or a white turtleneck and pointed velvet mules. Made me look long and elegant."
ASOS Gold Velvet Wrap Midi Dress ($56)
This velvet dress is stunning! You'll definitely want to wear this to a special party this holiday season. Wear a pair of black or gold heels with it and you'll be the belle of the ball. The wrap style is flattering to all body types and the gold color is perfect for the holiday season. If you're looking for a New Years Eve dress that will turn heads, this is it. If you plan on wearing any velvet piece this season, it must be this dress! You cannot go wrong stepping out in this velvet dress from ASOS.
Don't forget to check out more velvet outfit inspiration at SHEfinds.com!
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Our vision is one of the most basic essentials in living normally otherwise we experience great discomfort or disability.
I could not imagine life without my eyesight. However, as a teacher and programmer for over a decade, vision constraint is one of my health problems. I was diagnosed with myopia or a visual defect where distant objects appear blurred. So, I have hard time reading and seeing from afar. My husband has farsightedness problem on the other hand.
We wear eye glasses to somehow aid us but oftentimes, this treatment is only superficial and temporary. So, I was quite excited when I first heard of Laser assisted in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) procedure to correct some major eye problems. This procedure has made tremendous help to anyone who has eye defects.
And, I am more excited that Abbot Medical Options, Inc (AMO), a global leader in laser eye corrections, has started the iLASIK Video Contest to see how lives have improved after the iLASIK procedure.
One can submit, view and vote a video of how iLASIK surgery has made a difference. More importantly, great prizes of $5,000.00, almost the iLASIK market value, shall await the grand prize winner. Anyone ages 21 or above in 50 United States or in the District of Columbia can participate with free registration.
Their great prizes include camcorders and HDTV and their criteria require overall creativity, originality and humor, association with the topic of better vision and popularity.
This contest is really worth the time!
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Their Life after Eye Operation
Our vision is one of the most basic essentials in living normally otherwise we experience great discomfort or disability.